priest, who met tim stewart once in 2018, claims stewart said he could pass information to the pm.hat he could make evidence i had about government corruption available to the prime minister and have the prime minister of australia act on that evidence. louise: priest says tim stewart sent him this picture of tim and scott morrison together. eliahi: i can't emphasize enough how close tim said the families were, which was why he said there was a way, due to that closeness, that he could influence the prime minister. louise: at the time, scott morrison was preparing for one of his first acts as prime minister, a national apology to survivors of institutional child sexual abuse. eliahi priest set up a meeting with tim stewart and others. the group wanted the phrase "ritual sexual abuse" included in the national apology. dr. michael salter: so, when the qanon conspiracy is using the term "ritual abuse," they're using it as synonymous with child torture, cannibalism, really the most gross and vivid and graphic allegations of child abuse that you can imagine. it has been folded into a se

jon stewart, host of "the problem with jon stewart." jon stewart. on for a long time. you attended the white house bill signing. there's the president. there's you right there. >> jon: hey, look at me. >> stephen: there's you right there. >> jon: yeah, wonderful moment. >> stephen: you attended at the white house. i know you love attention. i know you love attention. >> jon: yes. love it, baby. >> stephen: so doing that, like, being involved in that, what did you learn about the sausage being made? not your first rodeo down there. >> jon: it's not my first rodeo down in washington. here's what i want to tell the people. i know you're concerned about our democracy and you're concerned about our government. and i will tell you this, and this is why you can sleep well at night. this country is held together by hundreds of unbelievably talented and hardworking legislative aides who are the first people in and the last people out at night. and they -- [applause] >> stephen: they're doing it. >> jon: i'm not gona lie to you, their bosses, senators, and co

studio in your stewart westmin studio in your honoun stewart westmin studio in your honour.s morning. >> did you also want to reduce me because have me to tears because you have just cameron showed me just done so? cameron showed me around the studio complex when i did the interview with him about the and the king, and it's the queen and the king, and it's utterly and you utterly fantastic. and you mentioned in passing mentioned there just in passing a a part of the team. >> now, you're pleased with this, alastair, i've got someone, as you know, now winding me up in my ear, but i'm deeply honoured. >> i'm deeply honoured and deeply touched that. i deeply touched by that. and i look forward to working from there closer to the election. >> alastair, i hope see you >> alastair, i hope we see you again the studio because we'd again in the studio because we'd love to see you back on gb news and wish all the very and we wish you all the very best with your health following this diagnosis. thank you so much camilla. much for camilla. >> very much indeed. >> thank you very much inde

wife the legendary stewart, wife of the legendary broadcaster stewart, broadcaster alastair stewart, to me last sunday that was suffering from that he was suffering from dementia. i'll also be speaking to white press to former white house press secretary to donald trump, stephanie grisham but of stephanie grisham. but first of all, delighted be joined all, i'm delighted to be joined by chancellor the by shadow chancellor of the duchy lancaster, duchy of lancaster, shadow minister office, minister of the cabinet office, and labour national campaign coordinator lovely coordinator pat mcfadden. lovely to morning . thank to see you this morning. thank you for joining to see you this morning. thank you forjoining me. let's just start with revelations about start with the revelations about russell your russell brand. should your colleague ed miliband apologise for cosying up to this alleged rapist ahead of the 2015 election ? election? >> well, these allegations have just emerged and they're really serious in terms of what happens with them. i don't know if there'll be court action or char

[trevor] hey, it's jon stewart. oh.had taken over the show and then this was jon's first appearance back on his old show, again putting his equity into something that he cared about, something that he followed for five years. [jon] i actually have this issue. i care about it very deeply and i was wondering, you know, i wanna get some attention paid to it, but i was realizing that i don't have a show and nobody gives a [bleep] anymore. we tried to reconstitute that panel. because devlin had died, two of the guys are too sick, and kenny was the only one who was... who was left. when we did the show five and a half years ago... [jon] right. ...four men sat here. it's you and i. [john] i thought it was really powerful when jon had them back on when we're trying to get the bill passed again. to sit in the audience and watch that, i got choked up, you know? it was powerful. how about this, #worstresponders. everybody get online and you tell mitch mcconnell and paul ryan, and congress, do the right thing. pass this zadroga rea

. >> mark stewart in beijing. appreciate it. >>> chaos as republican hopefuls square off without a front runner. >>> and target blames shoplifting for closure of nine stores in some of the largest cities. stay with us. >>> donald trump wasn't there to defend himself. this didn't stop his republican rivals from going after the party's leading candidate. seven hopefuls gathered for a debate. they blamed donald trump from the economy to the autoworkers strike. >>> what i will do on day one is sign an executive order to send the international guard to partner with customs and border patrol to make sure that we stop the flow of fentanyl over the border. and to make sure we send a different message. we want you here in this country, to fill the 6 million vacant jobs you have. only if you come here to follow the law. only if you come here legally. >> we have to put 20,000 more border patrol and i.c.e. agents to do their job. i am telling you, border patrol agents aren't allowed to do their job. let's go to catch and depo

sincerely, chris stewart, member of congress. the speaker pro tempore: under clause 5-d, rule torques the chair announces to the house in light of resignation of the gentleman from utah, mr. chris stewart, the whole number of the house is now 433. for what purpose does gentlelady from wisconsin seek recognition? ms. moore: recognition for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. moore: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to appeal to the majority here to not make draconian cuts to the women, infant, and children program. what is before us is a proposal to cut $#00 million -- $800 million out of the fruit age vegetable portion of the w.i.c. program. study after study shows w.i.c. improves birth outcomes, the likelihood of preterm births and helps lack kate taiting mothers. as of may w.i.c. has already served an average of 6.6 million monthly participants. i just want to remind you this is our future workforce. and how we treat these babies is what shows

martha stewart getting in hot weather with a climate change crazies over what she put in her drink.to to her social media while on a cruise to greenland and telling fans, quote, we actually captured a small iceburg for our cocktails tonight folks were not happy about that one with one person commenting, quote, wealthy white people drinking their iceburg cocktails while the planet is in flames is a bit tone deaf. okay -- jesse it is not like she went to a glacier and took a hammer or a pitch and carved a piece of ice off it with the two fragments cruise ship collected brought onboard were already in the sea in the water. they were either going to melt in the ocean or in her glass does it make a difference? >> i think it is about time someone stood up for wealthy white people at this table. [laughter] if we want to wear plush -- canada goose jackets and silk scarves and -- what is a zodiac cruise anyway go to a cruise to i.c.e. land with our cocktail and that doesn't look like a big cube to me but that's the cube? oh. that's a pretty big cube -- >> so then it melts and then it goes ba

reporter: joined now by stewart, and it's a special place for you. you win in 2020, break an 11-year winless streak. what memories come flooding back? >> well, that mainly, and the fact that my son, reagan, was caddy. it was a dream week really. i played very well. but having him alongside for a win, you know, it's just something that doesn't happen very often in professional sports, and i got to be a part of it. >> reporter: so your wife is now caddying for you, what's it like to have her on the bag? >> it's something that's fun to share with her because she's been part of this for so long from a different perspective. and the many, many years she'd ask questions after the rounds. what happened out there on 14 or, you know, can you walk me through -- usually not about the good stuff. she's almost like a therapist out there carrying the bag because she knows me so well. >> reporter: what's it like to win in napa, you win and get the celebration of all the wine pretty immediately. >> we went from the trophy presentation here quickly back to change clo

stewart maclean, thank you so much for coming on newswatch. it's really appreciated.en things go wrong somewhere on bbc news, we sometimes feature those moments on newswatch if they've elicited complaints or comments from you. so, it's only fair that when there's a problem with newswatch itself, we should highlight that, too, and explain what happened. so, let's have a look then at last saturday's transmission of the programme on bbc one, as part of breakfast. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. how does the bbc source and verify the flood of user—generated content it gets after a terrorist attack or a natural disaster? regular viewers will immediately have spotted that that's not our current studio or title sequence, and irregular ones won't have taken much longer to realise that a clip of home secretary amber rudd speaking to andrew marr meant this was an old edition of newswatch. exactly six years old, in fact, originally shown on the 22nd of september 2017. human error meant that similarly—dated edition was played instead of last week's programme

. >> mark stewart is live for us in beijing. the latest in a very difficult moment for the chinese economy. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: and this is involving the housing market and so for family this is personal. we've seen a lot of families invest in new homes but because of the issues with the property developers, with the reels state developers, many of the projects have been stopped in their tracks. so people have made an investment but they don't have the return on it just yet. >> so this later one involves ever evergrande. and now we have a top leader who is now under investigation. several companies across china are having financial hardships, so this is not just limited to evergrande. but it is raising questions about the future and fate of the chinese economy. we talked to one analyst recently to get his view on what the future may hold. >> he said result is we'll see a lot of players go out of business, a lot of homeowners will lose their up front pavements and the chinese economy will be hurt pretty badly.

now alastair stewart, a legendary broadcaster .ific news when he joined gb news at the outset, but he retired earlier this year and perhaps people didn't know the full reasons why . well, he the full reasons why. well, he came in to the studio yesterday on the sunday show with camilla tominey and explained his medical situation in gp. >> to his credit, said, i don't know. i have no idea . sometimes know. i have no idea. sometimes people of your age, particularly if they've had a really fascinating active life , try to fascinating active life, try to find excuses because they can't quite cope with old age . but the quite cope with old age. but the only way you can find out is have a scan. and i had a scan and then it was like a scene from casualty or emergency ward ten because the results came back and i had had back and i had indeed had a series of minor strokes that are called infarct stroke . it's not called infarct stroke. it's not the big one where your face falls down and your arm goes doolally, but it's like pepper shots and

now alastair stewart, a legendary broadcaster .c news when he joined gb news at the outset, but he retired earlier this year and perhaps people didn't know the full reasons why . well, he the full reasons why. well, he came in to the studio yesterday on the sunday show with camilla tominey and explained his medical situation in gp. >> to his credit, said, i don't know. i have no idea . sometimes know. i have no idea. sometimes people of your age, particularly if they've had a really fascinating active life , try to fascinating active life, try to find excuses because they can't quite cope with old age . but the quite cope with old age. but the only way you can find out is have a scan. and i had a scan and then it was like a scene from casualty or emergency ward ten because the results came back and i had had back and i had indeed had a series of minor strokes that are called infarct stroke . it's not called infarct stroke. it's not the big one where your face falls down and your arm goes doolally, but it's like pepper shots and tha

>> yes. >> okay, jimmy stewart there it is. on my mind thanks to both of you. important stuff.'ll tell viewer, when we come back, the "game of thrones" author taking on artificial intelligence companies, including how they aelllegedly e steal on their way to technology and trump claiming he's not afraid of prison stay with us ♪ you can make it happen ♪ ♪ yeah oh ♪ now, try new dietary supplements from voltaren for healthy joints. wayfair has nice prices, so you can have nice things. now, try new dietary supplements from voltaren um kelly? we have champagne taste... on a hard seltzer budget... wayfair's got just what you need! what... y'all this is nice. salad plates? kelly clarkson? i'm fancy now! i have always wanted statement lighting. get nice things at nice prices at wayfair! ♪ wayfair, you've got just what i need ♪ the citi custom cash® card a different kind of card that automatically adjusts to your spending earn 5% cash back on your top eligible spend category up to $500 spent each billing cycle learn more at citi.com/customcash ♪ ♪ wake up, gotta go! c'mon, c'mon. -grac

this this is life and times with rory stewart . stewart. >> rory stewart is good to see you .cted back in 2010. different parties at the at the same time, we're veterans together . together. >> we went through the wringer together. >> really did your list of achievements is far more impressive than mine. you are a former diplomat . you're a former former diplomat. you're a former conservative cabinet minister. you're a former tory leadership candidate. you're a co—host of a very the most successful politics podcast , an academic . politics podcast, an academic. and this book comes out, the day after. this is broadcast . and i after. this is broadcast. and i really enjoyed it. and i'm going to talk largely to you about your experiences that you've detailed about your time in westminster in the book. but first of all, i just want to ask you, do you wish you were sitting here as prime minister? yes i do. >> i think it would have been a pretty tumultuous ride . it's not pretty tumultuous ride. it's not been easy. brexit covid, but i felt that we had a real opportunity in 2019 to t

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and i was like, "you are -- you are -- you are jon stewart." >> jimmy: "you are jon stewart that's who, lizzo, jon stewart, if you're watching, rachel's a fan >> i - >> jimmy: and you really are you really are >> you are you really are >> jimmy: you really are >> you are [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's all they need to know. that's all they need to know how are the dogs last time, you were nice enough to come on our show through zoom because of covid and precautions. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and we did yoga with our dogs >> we did. >> jimmy: yeah >> which, they were -- mine was better than yours at yoga. >> jimmy: yeah, my dog, gary, was like, "i'm good. >> yeah, gary was like, "no, thank you. >> jimmy: yeah, no >> no, the dogs are good i -- i took them to see a pet medium recently. >> jimmy: wait, a pet medium >> mm-hm, a pet medium so, she promises to connect deeply with your dogs, psychically, and then tell you about them so, you know, i feel like i went into -- >> jimmy: this is fantastic. >> yeah, so i'll give you her number >> jimmy: i have to do this. >> yeah, absolutely. >> ji

we've got alastair stewart back in the studio.presenter at itn and gb news, of course , at itn and gb news, of course, alastair, to see you this alastair, lovely to see you this morning . great be back. i'm morning. great to be back. i'm sure is . sure it is. >> it is absolutely terrific to be and sitting out be back. and i was sitting out there having a coffee with with friends and chatting to steve and like that and and people like that and watching programme. watching the programme. great programme. thank you so far. i hopei programme. thank you so far. i hope i will be able to maintain the standard you are the standard. >> are the benchmark here >> you are the benchmark here that aspire to. look you that we all aspire to. look you stood from your at gb stood down from your role at gb news march. you did release news in march. you did release a statement at time you want statement at the time you want to give bit more clarity. to give that a bit more clarity. what you like? what would you like? >> did and i wanted to give a >>

breanna stewart was named league mvp. only 13 points separated stewart to alic alyssa thomas and aja wilson. >> to be a role model to ruby is really what keeps me going. and today you get to see your mommy win mvp. >> and that would be call for stewart getting do hold her daughter while accepting the mvp award. >> yeah, you love to see it. it takes a lot to come back from having a baby in these athletes a that do this stuff, so impressed with them. andy, thank you so much. >>> and later on this mornin

stewart interview with legendary broaweekend. i'll stewart interview with legendary broaweekend.g last weekend. i'll be speaking with sally stewart , with his wife, sally stewart, about dementia about alice's shock dementia diagnosis . this. but now i'm diagnosis. this. but now i'm joined formerjustice joined by former justice secretary mp for south secretary and mp for south swindon robert buckland. swindon sir robert buckland. robert. to see you this robert. lovely to see you this morning. thank you forjoining morning. thank you for joining me. started me. let's just get started because with your legal hat on, you're a former lawyer. you were justice secretary. can we talk about russell brand about this? russell brand situation? some people situation? i mean, some people are saying, look, is trial are saying, look, this is trial by media. he hasn't had an adequate of reply . adequate right of reply. questions are being asked of some the broadcasters that some of the broadcasters that employed happened employed him. this all happened on channel 4, the on their watch. channel 4,

brianna stewart was named this year's most valuable player.areer high of 23 % poin points she edged out alyssa thomas and aja wilson it's the narrowest margin in wnba history and she was really proud her 2-year-old gdaughter could see her be a mvp >>> the orioles announced the death of legendary third baseman brooks robinson. he played 23 seasons in baltimore, leading the team to two world series titles, while earning a league mvp and 16 gold gloves he was the first ballot hall-of-famer and one of the best players of the 20th century. he was 86 years old. the amount of time he spent with the orioles, unsurpassed by anyone else. >>> still to come, the swift effect it's all about the football jerseys now. >> what you need to know about travis kelce's jersey sales. travis kelce's jersey sales. i'm feeling better. cough? congestion? all in one and done with new mucinex kickstart. aaaaah! ah! hated that. headache? better. ah! fever? body pain? better now. aaaaah! new mucinex kickstart gives all in one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant

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mark stewart is covering this live from beijing for us. mark, now that travis king is back on u.s. soil, what is the priority for him and also the u.s. government? >> reporter: i think that there is really two priorities. one is health, the second would be helpful information. let's first talk about health. u.s. officials want to make sure that he is in physical and emotionally good state of mind. and so it has been made clear that upon his arrival he will be examined by a very experienced team in these matters. among the potential stops he may make during this very well orchestrated arrival, he may be enlisted in the department of defense program that helps people who have been held in captivity who have been held far away from home. basically reassimilate and get used to life once again out of these at times challenging conditions. it is something that brittany fwr griner experienced. and then there is this other issue of helpful information. it is very rare for an american to be held in north korea as well as being released. so he will likely face questions about where he was ta

stewart, admitted on .ar dementia . he returned vascular dementia. he returned to gb news sorry, he retired from gb news earlier this year after five decades on air. he is the most talented and charming of men i've known alastair for decades. of men i've known alastair for decades . i of men i've known alastair for decades. i used of men i've known alastair for decades . i used to. of men i've known alastair for decades. i used to. i used to dnnk decades. i used to. i used to drink with him in the itv bar years ago and we've seen each other down the years. you know, there's literally an army of us in journalism who are sending him our love. and thanks for sharing how news is done . sharing how news is done. >> beautifully put. this was the moment when camilla delivered that news to him . that news to him. >> we are going to be naming our main westminster studio , the main westminster studio, the alastair stewart. westminster studio in your honour. and we wanted to tell you that this morning did you also wan

deputies there on the ground arrested 58 year old robert stewart after the helicopter crew pinpointed his location at west avenue near southwood drive. stewart was arrested on suspicion of pointing a laser at an occupied aircraft and possession of a controlled substance. a new at seven tonight, a covid era eviction moratorium in berkeley has now ended. the ban ended on friday after three years. berkeley side reports the city was the last here in alameda county to lift the moratorium. and their data shows that alameda county saw a spike in evictions once the eviction protections ended. and there is, though, help for tenants struggling to pay rent through the city's housing retention program there. in berkeley, protesters gathered outside of cruises headquarters today in san francisco. the labor day protest was organized by union advocates. they say robo taxis are threatening jobs, including those of taxi drivers uber and lyft, as well as public transit . and we're talking about millions, if not billions of workers being displaced, not just here locally, but nationally. and globally. th

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i love keying in on stewart and other anchors.o-anchors. thank you very much indeed. is stewart that is correct. all right. what's your do you think that's end of conversation phrase? i think that's a little bit of an insult. what you kind of. i do it too. you say the same thing. creature of habit. maybe she's telling you, you should wrap up your interviews in a different way. you think? yeah. hey, betty, is that what you think? i usually say this. thank you for your time. or thank you for your opinion. it's boring. and every time i say it and i'm repetitive, i say i'll think of another way to get out of that. thank you very much indeed. we appreciate you being here. see you again soon. you do? you're all right. got to fade out. somehow or other, you can't just say, that's it, time's up and move on. you can't do that. you can't do it. you've got to ease your way out gradually. your style and class, i guess. right. ease your way. listen to this one. do you own any beatles ties? they were popular in the 80s and early 90s. they were

breanna stewart was named league mvp. only 13 points separated stewart to alic alyssa thomas and aja wilson. >> to be a role model to ruby is really what keeps me going. and today you get to see your mommy win mvp. >> and that would be call for stewart getting do hold her daughter while accepting the mvp award. >> yeah, you love to see it. it takes a lot to come back from having a baby in these athletes a that do this stuff, so impressed with them. andy, thank you so much. >>> and later on this morning, i will hope you join me for my new show state of the race, it will be on cnn's international channel. it is at 11:00 a.m. on the east coast, 4:00 p.m. in london. and today i'm going to talk to u.s. senator joe manchin about the 2024 race for president and much, much more. so i hope that you will join us there. and thank you for joining us here. i'm kasie hunt. "cnn this morning" starts right now. ♪ >>> morning. top of the hour, 6:00 a.m. so glad you're with us. a lot of news to get to. let's start with the five things to k

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i had not heard of this book, yet stewart. conspiracy to end america. is driving our democracy to autocracies. thank you so much for being here. rachel, i'll start with you. your take on president biden's disapproval rating reaching an all-time high. >> yeah, i've gotta say that it's really hard to get people to understand how tuned out of the average america becomes in the off of years. so what we're really measure rain as peoples most images stick perceptions. since we're coming out of this period of high inflation, i think that's going to color some of the performance this year. it moves, it shows the average voters, they are completely tuned out of this process. folks are watching us, the average american just hasn't yet. >> we love your view, but also the fact that people are more concerned about biden the age of mental health and they are about trump's multiple trials, and multiple jurisdictions. >> well that is an issue. let me address the job performance first. i think rachel is right. one of the most astute observers out there, i would also poi

meeting with members of the oath keepers, including its leader, stewart rhodes, who is now serving 18 years in prison. prosecutors say it was members of the proud boys who first broke through the metal gates around the capitol and that tarrio was watching, posting messages on social media. at his sentencing tarrio pleading for lean yen say. he called january 6th a national embarrassment. tarrio crying at one point. his mother asking the judge for leniency for her son. tonight, though, sentenced to 22 years now. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas leading us off tonight. >> reporter: today, judgment day for enrique tarrio, former leader of the proud boys, for his role in a seditious conspiracy that led to the january 6th attack on the capitol. tarrio sentenced to more than two decades in prison, 22 years, the longest imposed thus far in connection with january 6th. tarrio pleaded for leniency, calling january 6th a national embarrassment, saying, "i will have to live with that shame and disappointment for the rest of my life." but judge timothy j. kelly calling tarrio

all right, martha stewart is responding to a lot of backlash.t's like a boat tour, whatever, and she chips off a piece of, what, a glacier or something? >> i think they captured a very small iceberg in order to kohl their drinks, apparently, which she would have to have a lot of drinks to meaningfully impact climate change. rachel: he took a picture of it, he instagrams a lot. she has a gael great account, and i guess they do this for the fancy rich people, here's your cocktail with a little bit of this iceberg in it and, boy, she's gotten backlash, fair? >> not so fair. experts say this is negligible, i think it's at lot of selective outrage, to say the least. if you want to point fingers at someone, finish be harry and meg a hand who was jetting around on their privacy jets but lek -- lecturing us at the same time. rachel: good point. now there's this influencer out there, and now she's saying whenever she goes on her first date can, the first thing she wants to do is check out the bank account. do we have the clip of that? okay. listen to wha

stewart, the author previewed his upcoming biography in "the atlantic," writing, perhaps romney's mosthe senate was his disgust with trump was not unique among his republican colleagues. they rolled their eyes at his antics and made observations about his toddler-like psyche. you know romney better than most. how difficult was this decision for him to not run again? how great is his disgust with the party factor? >> i think it's easier to answer the latter than the former. serious decisions are something romney takes seriously. i have ever reason to believe this is something he thought long and hard about. i think his off the record and on the record are the same. what you see is what you get. what he is saying about what other republicans believed about trump, everybody knows this. the reason that republicans in congress and a lot of elected officials are uneasy with mitt romney is, he shows that you don't have to be a coward. you can say these things. you can speak to truth. let the chips fall where they may. when mitch mcconnell says, i wish i could say this or others could say this

ambulance worker shaun mcbride has returned to glen o'dee hospital to see patient tommy stewart.got a good set of lungs on you. 0h, aye. shaun had just strapped tommy into his ambulance, and was about to take him to an appointment in aberdeen when he became unwell. basically, when i woke up i was told what happened. the first person i seen was my wife. just seen the top of his head hard next to the wall. but there was no way of getting — reaching the horn on the car or nothing, because i'm strapped in now. so ijust, next thing was, "roar." tommy's repeated cries were eventually heard by a hospital worker. i shouted, "get help, the driver's collapsed," and then she went, "0h, me!" and she ran inside and got help out. how's it going? i'm good, thanks, how are you? nurse freya smith—nicol was on duty that day. i think immediately we kind i of thought it was going to be one of our patients — _ just a patient — because that'sjust kind of what you put two and two together kind of thing. _ and obviously, i didn't - expect to see shaun there. freya and her team gave shaun cpr for nearly

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jonathan stewart from the university of california, thank you forjoining us and sharing your expertise pleasure- _ let's turn to india where the second and final day of the g20 summit has just got under way. a short time ago, global leaders began gathering for a ceremony at the memorial of mahatma gandhi, india's independence leader, before final sessions are held. on saturday, the group issued a joint declaration on the war in ukraine — but the statement made no mention of russian aggression. live now to delhi and we can speak to our south asia correspondent samira hussain. samira, what's the latest there? well, the big news of course happened, it is getting a joint statement on ukraine. and after a lot of discussion and back and forth between the leaders, they were able to agree on some language. however, there has been quite a bit of criticism with regards to the language because, as you rightly pointed out, there is no criticism of russia's aggression or not even any mention of russia's aggression. so, does it actually holds any weight? yes, it does give india that elusive joint st

made it out for january 6, respectively with the harshest punishment still going to be oath keeper stewart rhodes, who got 18 years. no. janelle, this is a coming and made the legal troubles that were seeing the former president donald trump at dealing with at the moment. could this verdict have an effect on him and his ambitions of returning to the white house some 2024. well, it's important to read lies that donald trump, of course, is facing his own case related to january 6. now, just to refresh our memories, he is charged among other things with conspiracy to defraud the united states and of attempting to overturn and official proceedings. so the vote counts in this case and of course in this trial for the proud boys, his name came up as well. a defense attorney for joseph big said that the proud boys had been sold on a lie, referring of course, to the lie that donald trump peddled about the 2020 election being stolen. and you can see how the prosecutor result working to build a case against donald trump might use that to augment the narrative that donald trump is at least partly resp

needed out for january 6, respectively, with the harshest punishment still going to be os keeper stewart rhodes, who got 18 years. janelle, do my own in washington dc. there. when he was president, joe biden is to travel to the state of florida this weekend to assess damage caused by her again. hurricane dahlia. the storm inundated the states, gulf coast region with rain and caused severe flooding. italia moved northeast over the carolinas and it's since been dep, downgraded to a tropical storm cleanup efforts are underway, but they're being made difficult by lingering flooding. the store may have passed but the daily or still remains. category 3, have a k. natalia wove a positive destruction costs florida's launch the the northwest, causing an estimated more of the $9000000000.00 in damage and leaving more than $140000.00 times without power. when the west is there is a residence across the region, returns to that homes, to assess the damage matters is what i'm holding this material here and we're going to rebuild. meanwhile, florida to govern have on desantis announced measures to help

alice stewart, i think this is probably going to be our final word.e tim scott/nikki haley question, this is a little bit behind the scenes, but when i talk to my sources, there is a lot of bad blood between those two camps right now and i think that we saw a bit of that on the stage too. >> we saw a lot of that on the stage. and look, southern hospitality was out the window with those two candidates from south carolina. astounding to see. but clearly tim sdot went after her for gas taxes when she was governor and she went after him for what she says he hasn't been able to do in washington. sho shocking. but again, a lot of bad blood and they put it out there for all the world to see. but she really held her own again as she did the first debate with vivek ramaswamy. and let's me say i think one of the best tweet responses from this, from the messenger, he said find someone who loves you as much as nikki haley hates vivek ramaswamy. i think that pretty much sums up her performance. >> and the dynamic that we saw with nikki haley and tim scott is recom

marc stewart is joining us live from beijing. great to have you. i think this might be our first time together since you officially joined the cnn family to wonderful to see you from beijing where i believe it was 5:40 in the afternoon. this is the first time we've heard agenllegations like this. bring us up to speed. >> reporter: right. and let's first talk about the phrase digital authoritarianism. it is sharp and sends a message. first of all, the report mentions smention she sha xi jinping by name and it accuses of spending misinformation on the campaign and also a focus on bytedance the company that owns tiktok. a accuses by ts bytedance of kea list of individuals who have posted content that is in contradiction with the chinese government and its viewpoint. let's take a listen to one of the key leads behind the report from the state department and hear his context and perspective. >> what we've learned is that there is a dark side to globalization. and if we don't allow this foreman inlags to -- informatio manipulation to be stopped, there wi

and joining me now live is jonathan stewart professor of civil and environmental engineering at ucla.f a sense of what a 6.8 magnitude quake means. just explains that for us. >> well an earthquake of this size is rupturing approximately let's say a 20 kilometer by 30 kilometer size plane within the earth. in this case, about 18 kilometers down. and that's releasing a tremendous amount of energy. am for a little perspective it's about 30 times less energy than the earthquake we had in turkey earlier this year. >> what is the region like in terms of seismic activity? >> so this is what we would call a mid plate region. we typically see most of the earthquakes around the earth along plate boundaries. so again that earthquake in turkey was around the plate boundary, the closest plate boundary is over 500 kilometers away to the north. so in those mid plate regions we are usually looking at lower rates of seismicity and lower rates of earthquakes. in fact we haven't had an earthquake in significant size in well over 100 years. >> and what do we take from that that it hasn't happened for so

it out for january 6, respectively, with the harshest punishment still going to be always keeper stewart rhodes, who got 18 years miss. janelle de milan reporting from washington while the african union has suspended guns. membership after military officers seized power on wednesday. to know if he had closed the workers and names the chief of the republicans guard as have of a transitional government. world leaders have condemned wednesdays to which and did more than 5 decades of people and go family rule. alonzo, a position party has asked who leaders to recognize its candidates as the winner of last week's elections. let's get across the deed of these correspondent ali central . well, mine's been covering the story for us from illegals. that nigeria, we saw the african union was relatively quick to suspend. come on after this coup. what kind of signal does that sound to uh, well, plan. it does uh indicate once again that the african unions uh, uh, basically stance on uh, included, sounds uh across different parts of africa. i will not be accepted, it will not be welcome. its not wanted