>> oh, tessa, no.e cyclist and was mediocre. >> laura: yeah, that's what i figured as someone who was an athlete in my day. evie, great to see you. thanks so much for. when it comes to so-called transphobic they cannot take it? >> although the title of this hearing implies a much needed discussion. we are likely going to be forced to listen to transphobic bigotry. >> if my testimony makes me transphobic then i believe your opening monologue makes you a misogynist. >> excuse me, i move to have the gentlewoman's words taken down. >> the committee will suspend. >> can i just ask how it's fair to be called transphobic. >> there is. >> i would say men disguising themselves as women are engaging in personality disorder. >> hang on, hang on. >> order, order. let's get a ruling. >> that was great. joining me now riley gaines director at the leadership institute independent women's forum ambassador. reilly, there are a lot of moments, stunning moments in that hearing. the panic that you could hear set in among

tessa, broadcaster tessa dunlop.sa, where do you think where would you advise rishi sunak to go now? it's staggering to me that he's still running down this cul de sac as fast as he can. >> he looks to the left, he looks to the right , >> he looks to the left, he looks to the right, and he he can't find a way through because there is not a constitutional way through. that was a wonderful piece of semantics, by the way. and i hope all a—level students were taking notes on how polemical how to pass your polemical essay. truth is, and you essay. but the truth is, and you know it this law, which is probably will be rubber stamped by parliament, is on its front page declaring that human rights are going to be broken and it still isn't enough for the right of the conservative party. that's how low we've stooped as a nation that this still doesn't satisfy our right leaning government. >> i don't agree with your view of the constitutional position. i think it's entirely in line with dicey's view of the constitution that the

dunlop. >> tessa, what do you think of this? the government should just be a bit bolder here and say clearly that we're leaving the european convention rights convention on human rights >> absolutely staggering. the amount of air time and of our money of legal trained minds that are being focussed on really what is a minuscule issue given what's going down in the world around us at the moment. i happen to know because i had good spies on the case. you were in kent today where most of these boat individuals arrive. did or did you feel flooded or inundated ? as the former home inundated? as the former home secretary, suella braverman suggested? were you under siege and imperilled ? and imperilled? >> well, i was with you so i was i was under siege . i was under i was under siege. i was under siege by the left. >> but let's be honest, actually , our green and pleasant land isn't being threatened by a few thousand of the world's most vulnerable individuals . and no, vulnerable individuals. and no, but you may scoff , but actually, b

tessa, i'm going to let you first. um, you be pugnacious first.time when, by they have chosen a time when, by going on strike now, they almost have a fortnight of strike, don't they? because they get the christmas service and the new year service. and this is really damaging for patients. >> think they've already been >> i think they've already been on 28 days and on strike for 28 days and unprecedented days. and unprecedented 28 days. and now this is a nine more over the christmas period . the thing is, christmas period. the thing is, if you're striking, you christmas period. the thing is, if you're striking , you want it if you're striking, you want it to have maximum impact. if you're striking, you want it to have maximum impact . we just to have maximum impact. we just need to look at the way in which the train drivers strike. it's like the lesson, the template, the train drivers strike. it's linowe lesson, the template, the train drivers strike. it's linou like, son, the template, the train drivers strike. it's linou like, for, the template,

and i'll be discussing that with doctor tessa dunlop. but first, let's tread in the footsteps of saint augustine . non angley said saint augustine. non angley said angley. it's the great line of pope gregory when he saw anglo—saxon slaves in the market at rome. >> i think we'd better translate , hadn't we.7 >> , hadn't we? >> and not angles, but angels . >> and not angles, but angels. >> and not angles, but angels. >> oh dear. because of course in those days there was slavery . those days there was slavery. except there were white slaves and there were slavery under christianity. so we have these handsome blonde slave boys in the market, the pope's been told where they come from . and this where they come from. and this new place, which is called england from the angles, because, of course, england is a new name for an old place, britannia. the actual province of the roman empire , which had of the roman empire, which had been one of the first to leave the empire. it's conquered by these mistletoe envious german tribes and pagan religion

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and guys i spoke with tessa ingram of unicef in a mind. well, the delivery is a matter of us and jessica, which was your daughter at the moment a is really, really dire inside. and so every shots that we get in with those last savings supplies, i was sued and medicine that just extend the lifeline. the kind of fragile thread that the children are guides are holding on sort of the moment that it really has just been a trick. well, the amount that we've been able to getting is not meeting the and all of us they. so the opening up, the criminal crossing is essentially an important step. so we really just don't know what is going to be until we see it up and running for you guys. i totally get what you mean. difficult times. indeed with so many displaced people is more able to reach the nanny to many on people on the move must be difficult. yeah, absolutely. right. so we know 85 percent of the problems have now been displaced. the big push further inside of the cell into areas that really don't have the shelves or the food and the water that t

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the couple is like family, whom you can always count on, according to operations manager tessa fernandeze the nicest people. you kind of feel like you are having a cup of coffee with them every morning when you see them. >> constant stream. >> reporter: besides birdwatching, volunteering is one of rich and terry's favorite activities in the 56 year marriage. >> we like being together. after all these years, we get tired of each other but we don't seem to have. >> reporter: for their many years of volunteer service and the fight against food insecurity, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to terry and rich horrigan. terry and rich don't just volunteer, they also recruit people. in fact, their parting words to us where you know, anyone can volunteer. >> never stops, they are committed to their cause. >> they really are. it is good for them, it is good for everyone else. >> it is inside inspiring to see them do that. >>> you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com . >>> up next, doing away with do it yourself. why so many stores are now ditching se

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the climate change in human rights lawyer, tessa con, is the founder and executive director of, of lifting organization pushing to end the dependency on fossil fuels misconduct. good to have you with this tonight? i'm you've been following events in dubai. i'm sure i'd like to get your thoughts on what is happening at the conference, particularly the this outrage over the wording of this final text to yeah, i mean, show us, i think the negotiations are at an impasse in this. there is a clear recognition from the majority of countries in the room that as the science says, you cannot address climate change without addressing fossil fuels. the beginning of fossil fuels is what drives the vast majority of greenhouse gas emissions. so there is not a world in which we stay within that political threshold of $1.00 degrees that governments have a grades or without sizing out fossil fuels. but of course, there are a handful of big oil and gas producing countries as well as i think it's important to say a number of developing countries who don't think they should be made to phase out so. so people,

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the permian basin to wax tessa's to north carolina, have ramped up production.his is putting output to a record just as opec and allies with the brakes on supplies and curb output in an attempt to prop up oil price. last year u.s. forecasters predicted domestic shale oil production would average 12.5 million barrels per day during the corner quarter. today, there has been a reconsideration, up to 13.3 million barrels a day. that's a huge difference. it's the equivalent of adding a new venezuela to global supplies. we've been reporting on the output of u.s. oil has been a surprise to the oil markets globally. one analyst says u.s. has played a huge role in global markets this year. one major market participant points out that what we are seeing with shale in terms of u.s. production, it is not drill baby drill like it was during the shale boom, but it is meaningful and measured growth. it is one more element that adds to the oversupply issue that has been the major pressure on oil. paul: we've seen oil prices holding the two month decline. su: that has a lot to d

tessa dunlop.plit from my christmas party because when i read the differing headlines on the financial fortunes of the archewell foundation an i thought there is no one who will sympathise with them more than jacob rees—mogg because actually you can take the line from the . bbc. >> $1.2 million of donations were made by the archewell trust to good causes that even you couldn't complain about. halo, that's . afghan women , that's minefields. afghan women, etcetera. so all very laudable. then when you dig around. yes, they gave away more money than they gave away more money than they received . positively they received. positively charitable. you could answer argue the big issue is that they received a giant donation a year or so ago over £7 million, the equivalent of which they haven't since received . but we all know since received. but we all know that wealth begets wealth and therefore they're not in the red . actually, their assets have gone from $8 million to $11 million and people are criticis

tessa, when you watched there was a tonal shift established for the last couple of days. mad props for being prepared for the satanic question, good research operation there. what was striking, it took this long. is it too late? >> on desantis' part? >> yes. >> that is what the polls in iowa are showing, it is too late. he's down 30 points. he has the governor's endorsement there. he's visited all 99 counties, but he's really not able to catch trump. >> when he says i have the best ground operation and iowa voters decide late in the caucus is a different beast? the primary? >> it's tough going up against someone who has as much support as donald trump has right now. >> let's play the moment where he talked about abortion, which is so front and center given what the texas supreme court ruled this week. here it is. >> in florida the legislature passed the heartbeat bill that contained exceptions for things like rape, incest, life of the mother, fatal fetal defect and victim of human trafficking. signed that bill. those are difficult cases. they made a prudential judgment th

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the couple is like family whom you can always count on, according to operations manager tessa fernandez you kind of feel like you are having a cup of coffee with them every morning when you see them. >> >> reporter: besides birdwatching, volunteering is something one of rich and terry's favorite activities in their 56-year marriage. >> it's something meaningful to do together. we like being together. >> you'd think after all these years we'd get tired of each other. >> reporter: so for volunteering in the fight against food insecurity, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to terry and rich horrigan. >>> coming up we are always told not to look directly at the sun, but some scientists are as >>> 7:51 on this saturday morning. the most powerful solar flare in six years temporarily knocked out radio signals here on earth. a nasa telescope captured the sun spitting out the huge flare on thursday. a powerful burst of energy erupting from the sun's sun's surface caused two hours of radio interference, primarily in south america. it's something that our brian hackney reported last

the couple is like family whom you can always count on, according to operations manager tessa fernandezt the nicest people. you kind of feel like -- you are having a cup of coffee with them every morning, when you see them. >> constant strain. >> reporter: besides bird watching, volunteering is one of rich and terry's favorite activities in their 56 year marriage. >> so why is it meaningful to do together? because we like being together. [ laughter ] >> you'd think after all these years we'd get tired of each other, but we don't seem to have. >> reporter: so for their many years of volunteer service in the fight against food insecurity, this week's jefferson award winner in the bay area goes to terry and rich horrigan. . >>> more people doing good where we live and we love to celebrate them here at the community station. this time bay area scouts pitching in to help much-needed food get on the table for thousands of families. in fact i witnessed the moment when the scouts presented the check to a local food bank. here it is. okay guys you are going to be on tv. on the count of three, ch

the couple is like family whom you can always count on, according to operations manager tessa fernandez you kind of feel like you are having a cup of coffee with them every morning when you see them. >> >> reporter: besides birdwatching, volunteer something one of rich and terry's favorite activities in their 56-year marriage. >> it's something meaningful to do together. we like being together. >> you'd think after all these years we'd get tired of each other. >> reporter: is so for volunteering in the fight against food insecurity, this week's jefferson award in the >>> the most powerful soler flare in six years temporarily knocked out radio signals here on earth. a nasa telescope captured the sun spitting out the huge flare yesterday, powerful burst of energy erupting from the sun's surface. it caused two hours of radio interference, primarily in south america. it's something that our brian hackney reported last week could happen. solar flares with the potential to disrupt communication and electric power grids. here's his updated report. >> getting pointed right at the sun with a lit

hope you had a very merry christmas if you listened to the special that i did with david starkey and tessaon christmas day, you know that the medieval people had 12 days of celebration and were only three days into it. >> so i hope you enjoy the next nine days as well . but let's nine days as well. but let's hope can have bigger hope we can have bigger celebrations later into next year with the budget on the 6th of march on inheritance tax , of march on inheritance tax, because inheritance tax is a pernicious and bad tax, which ought to be scrapped . why not? ought to be scrapped. why not? because you've been taxed twice, actually, in many ways you're taxed twice on lots of things. when you go shopping and you pay vat or paying tax a second time on money that you earned on which you've paid income tax. so i don't think that's the strongest reason strongest argument. the reason inheritance tax is such a bad tax is because of its economic consequences , as it leads to the consequences, as it leads to the misallocation of capital, and that undermines economic progress , us and investment. tha

investment in the government comes along and says we are going to create these chargers what incentive does tessa have to do it anymore? and when will there be enough charging stations nationally no family will again be prohibited access from one of these chargers due to a cabinet member's promotional tour? >> what's good about tesla's decision there opening their chargers to be available to other vehicles to we welcome that. but even that built infrastructure alone of tesla which is remarkable is not on its own enough to meet the charging demands for the simple question $7.5 billion going against the school as provided by. the other thing i would point to is there will be gaps in areas that might not be profitable yet for a company to install the charger. i would point here to rural areas are low income areas as an example. we want to make sure we accelerate that process. that is why we think it's appropriate and important to introduce to speed up that process. alongside the private sector dollars. it's going to be a race getting to 5:30 thousand chargers the president envisioned by the end of t