situation and the cavity when i me at my back in me at a jet ha, i'm a little better on the back i'm mosley, and me at the just in the sub lots for sure. throughout the off for the for laughing the a day ashan and would you like i stuff last man with sort of law. that'll do it for good. hi jason. what a large some of those release during the prison or exchange, recall the ordeal of their detention gun with the assessor. and it's a non suggest up and been at it can if i'm the do the fish not the fish already come in. well, i shall not be at home, none of my social. so yes, i'm not missing a going to lead segment is in is really lawyer where spend years challenging to own country's leaders. she's known for advocacy for palestinian rights and in particular for her fight for police didn't prisoners was then not allowed to us. ok, allowed for change. the style being as we said and everything is already about being beaten. i called the races and very very, very strongly season in the the life of the but a sing and doesn't mean anything very cheap. the use in prison by when they are punished. what

is mosley popularity for a good course? a good enough. lemme planting trees and singing while he does it. you'd expect nothing else from one of the gang b as most popular records, you know, and is not doing it by himself. in total, $1000000.00 trees ought to be planted by 2027. that's the goal. he said when he started the project last year, the chauncey's, all he'll be successful, give him the support of his spends. it's been amazing. people have been coming out numbers to support the funds you not to commit to conform to community lead us all the way to the kids. it's just in amazing everybody else. s t cells on stage of people identify with his music which it performs and being made language. smoking in the gaps here and is known for being outspoken and pulling up to a public session. wendy. hey, i love money when the rain starts umbrella for months, delinquent drills gonna get you to do for you. the loyalty of my people i, you know lot of people speak to people. you have a huge value and does people listen to you? and they finally have

. >> reporter: maya mosley is president of the san francisco graduate chapter of alpha kappa alpha, theldest african american sorority. she says strolling involves rhythmic movement, hand signs, and specific steps unique to each organization. >> you'll see a lot of looking in the mirror, you know, because we are pretty girls. so we have to check our mirror. >> reporter: strolling instructor carlet garrett, says the dance is so simple anyone can do it. well, almost anyone. >> the magic of strolling is the comradery that you come together with your sisters and you show to the world whoever is watching that you're unified, you're representing. >> reporter: minyan says she's rehearsed for this moment her entire life. >> i still feel like it's a dream that i'm here. >> reporter: now all she has to do is remember the steps that will sweep onlookers off their feet. >> be sure to catch our special "black in the bay" on friday, february 23rd , at 4:00 p.m. right here on cbs news bay area. >>> new developments in the deadly shooting of a security guard in oakland, today's big announcement from th

so in rita and bounce, they got into possible that now turning to the war and gaza, how mosley that is, male hon. yeah, it has a choose the israel of deliberately starving, thousands of the territories know of and said how mosque was ready to continue to 5 in a televised speech. how do you also said the group which is widely designated, a tired of this organization was showing flexibility in negotiations with these ran out on a cold on palestinians to march to the alex from oscar in jerusalem on the 1st day of ramadan next week. yeah, israel said it would allow limited price bear with secure to restrictions. there were concerns the coal could set the stage for possible class clashes. that's close oven out w 1st one and turn it in jerusalem to isabel. he had mentioned that how mazda is told, flexible, indices finding go, she has. and what does he mean by that? well, i think, i mean, you have to see this, obviously in the context of these negotiations that are currently on the way of between israel. hum us mediated by kata, and he to the other actors, no flexibility. this is a course we

here, how down the rock stars using is mosley popularity for a good course? are doing a lot more planting trees and thinking while he does it, you'd expect nothing else from one of the gang b as most popular rapids 0 and is not doing it by himself. in total, $1000000.00 trees ought to be planted by 2027. that's the goal. he said when he started the project last year, the chances are he'll be successful. give him the support of his spends. it's been amazing. people have been coming out numbers to support the funds, you know, come from the community, lead us all the way to the kids. it's just in amazing everybody else. s t cells on stage of people identify with his music which performs and men into the main language. spoken in the gaps here and was known for being outspoken and pulling up to a public session. wendy, hey, i love money. when the rain starts umbrella for my delinquent drove, cannot get you to do for you. the loyalty of my people i you know lot of people stick to the point. you have a huge problem and does people listen to you and they finally, you

and then mosley bid alma from the habit of some sort of party company in the assad, admit that we should. and again, you can click on that and we can do that, michelle. so you can fuck me, look, i'm going to look at you have become a so you had a lot of to look in. so it was all really kind of icy on. it will feel all it to be on that or the so the with way in and one of the way more from that sort of get the, this is the most the procedures. so the most luxury and the most expensive zone of their own after historical zone, when you said most of the cost of what we're talking about, the whole money. yes, i think for the streets with them is the median has the past month for the much say is very, very expensive. so i think we can arrive even to pay $2.00 and $3.00 medium euros fed up often the data for you city to being a little sort of federal law to bring the pay the same thing for the purpose of frequent that when all, when i call up multiple, multiple, very federal my a 5 day in fee, you can produce quite a few of the vehicle at green. the, i don't know, i don't know, companies say th

j mosley, constituting general side. this implies and these are the responsibility for member states because basically the i t j has a nurse to the international community. all the reason i'm kind of finding garza and the does order the media to and effects to the auction. so they have to dig reactions, seeing their power to prevent these drugs from couldn't to continuing with my procedure general side. and the 2nd is to um, to ensure they, they do not to aid and abet. we the, we tend to go to the ox and they might be seen the hoss complicit with lots of genocide. so instead of insuring that you money tie on a is the neighborhood is zip is given trenton. now what they do is they take action, castigating the agency that provides critical support to maintenance of the policy and seem to try, how do you make sense of that? i mean, you're in point out the paradox and it's huge contradiction. how do these powerful nations arrive at the conclusion that this makes sense? i seen and i'm the country. and now seeing that they will

i'm typing mosley target to this area in the past. oh, exactly. oh, so in the book c neighborhood which has also been widely attacked now we've been hearing also close contact. fighting between almost volunteers in the east very metric troops in the as a 2 neighborhoods in the kansas city as but this area had witnessed move bombardment by the east, by the onto the back of the desk told today how drives it alongside with casualties amongst civilians. to more than $140.00 promising is have to report of injured in the past 24 hours target. thank you very much indeed. thought a couple of them. a lot for us and roughly in the southern gospel is one of the beginning of $29.00 fighters and the palestinians in gaza. israel's allied, the united states has called for a temporary cease fire quote. as soon as it is practical, washington's drafted the un security council resolution supporting a temporary truce. its already announced at times to veto the text backed by out of nations. when the council votes later on tuesday, that dropped calls from an immediate

so it is looking mosley, they would agree to unlimited say 5 to more a going into the gaza in return folder as hostages, and to see the release of some palestinian prisoners and exchange fools at the exact number of palestinian prisoners is not yet known. when the last deal was struck, the ratio was 3 to 13 palestinian prisoners for every hostage we could see uh something like that. they agreed upon a game, but i think the, the must side of the mounting for more now, you know, time is running out for them as well. they are losing their, losing their clouts of if they give up all the hostages, then what else did they really have the bargaining chip? so, you know, both sides still very far apart, even though we're seeing those positive signs exactly what israel will agree to will certainly only be something that they can sell to the domestic audience here and also to the americans and keeping everyone on the side. and certainly something the benjamin netanyahu will only agree to something that he can sell to the far right. members of his arm policy. rebecca, thank you for bringing us u

we have of stuff on gathered say, research over mosley's isn't, should be okay. and so he says that crossover will continue to press the bins as long as it has the west standing behind it. this move is a ladonna, you know, in a clear attempt to continue the process of happening. closing goal serves the serbian orthodox church is constantly being targeted. it's uh uh, its churches are being seized by the legal obedient. right. these also the post offices of, of the, of serbia. both of these are being attacked. one was looked at today, also one in one of the workers were arrested. uh and uh, the servers are being treated uh in they believe in, in, effectively in a bar hyde. uh and uh, i think what the is doing all this uh from they want. uh, since he took office. so instead of uh, providing some kind of prosperity he is. uh, providing more of of uh, i think solving ism answer before be uh, but what is really sad is this banking that you get from the west, especially from great britain. and they did camera and visited, placed it on the 4th of january, and he support

so i quite a key mosley wind coming back in and a fair bit of snow the just making its way in across northern past all depends that it goes to the west, the nearest of can show up towards a car to go back to tokyo, shelter by the amount is a 15 degree celsius. she'll be a little tri, they're across the central areas of china. i'm down towards the south. try to it too much of the philippines in the china. good scattering. the shouts at the southern edge of the philippines, elijah, i'm pushing down into innovation, more big showers, coming through here. and i would like to use and make sure i was making the way into india over the next style. so weston disturb, and spinning out of afghanistan into pockets dante to get increasingly what he could call some localized flooding. almost see the flooding rise, pushing into the far north west of india. the president biden says, one to 2 state solution for palestinians and israelis. what does anybody believe it's doable? what this is real for? i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy. and what are the long term consequences for the region and

was sun 100 mosley? true for? well, yeah, and there is the rule when given was that and this run is the rest of the solver as well. the good, good, good, good xyzzy is really if i got rid of the, as the yes, i have little little gum. i mean, is it a little while the ottoman must be, i know what the is that i'm still going to have to manage it, a little village done that digital overdue all i spent, i saw the watch on all those most restricted, the, somebody in the for the and that's with to at least 10 people have been killed and several injured and is really strikes on several towns in southern lebanon. it's the worst single day civilian death toll and i've been known since the war on guys the began the raids follow a rocket attack, which killed one is really soldier, st. ahold, a report from they were probably had. it's the biggest escalation and the ongoing confrontation between the is ready military and has the law is really war. planes targeted multiple locations across southern lebanon and retaliation for th

yes, today they say that it was taken on the 10th of october and reports to show mosley to yes. and while with some family members working through that tunnel, its very short as i'm sure you've seen, the audience has just seen it there. of course, there is no way they didn't offer any evidence to support their claims. there's no way of verifying the video. they say that they used, among other things a i to determine that it is definitely the same. well, as i said we, we're not able to independently verify that information as to the timing of its release. that's a hard to know. obviously i can't say definitively. but given the negotiations and the pressure that is amounting to try to get the release of the hostages secuity, these could be a reason for israel to release such a video at this time because they have also said that they are getting close. so they said that they also reached another tunnel in the last days that showed signs that's in want since in was being there. recently they said that they closing in on him and that they won't stop until they get him. so the video r

and then mosley bid, alma, uh, from the habit of some sort of party company in the assad, admit that we should again, to be in telecom. and i'm convinced that it's not that much of a say other than fucking, we look and being filica. and we have become a say you had a lot of to look into. so was all really kind of, i feel it will feel all it to be on that or the so with way in and one of the way more have been sort of get the, this is the most the procedures. so in the most luxury and the most expensive zone of their own after historical zone, when you said most of the cost of what we're talking about, the whole money. yes, i think for the streets with them is the median has the past month for the much say is very, very expensive. so i think we can arrive even to pay $2.00 and $3.00 medium euros fed up absence the data for you city to being a little sort of federal law to bring the better safety for the purpose of frequent that when all, when that's cool, a lot more to multiple the federal law, the 5 do you have uh a combined to use quite a few of the vehicle at green the, i don't kno

and so now i show each spot to the pakistan mosley has taken $73.00 seats, and the centre left pack us down. people's body has 54 law. how does in this one the body of the election commission headquarters? so the results of a confirmed come out, but still not feeling the cation who's going to be forming the next government. what's the latest on that? yes, indeed, that is going to wait. as far as the new government has been for now, a pattern they um, the election commission of august on that you'll see behind me. i stayed there in dollars of 10. nice and assembly 816 provincial assembly, date of which and 3 of them are nice and assembly feed from lama. but where the p d, i said they had won that election by a wide margin. also a state is a, i'm an, a paid from august on which i'm leaving the odd need to know why city food said that hey, had won the election and mom said, which is in the fiber from pop province. and that goes so it had been stayed amongst the 10 nice and assembly fade so on. did they the word act on it from the election commission of focused on a non can that they reall

this is gather that far the idea of headquarters holding by mosley's and usually 5 as housing emptied government. so the response of the zip code was that kevin is with us. the file we've heard from some of those in this and we believe that now is the time for a new person to come and actually re unite those as we want and take care of the citizens and take care of everything that needs to be taken care right now instead of this extreme governments who just doesn't do his job and government has failed, needs to go. we need a new government, new c form, you need to shoot someone that counts us and that's thinks about us, not just about themselves as well. so i have 6 are all based on live vice food message from former pink floyd front man roger waters. let's his guest on going under right now to watch the full discussion on 10 of these actions in gaza, head over to our website, dot com. but for now, his destiny the bbc's guy, news all is british ship media operators who in the habit this is country where the you end up with you as a torch. it goes on that torturing julian as they call

and then we will have for the month of, uh a who, the leticia mosley, the credits of the one who, another company that, that the little golfing it comes with the account. and then once i come in, but i will pop it and then come and come out to show you doing if you had the for the, the for the to the one. now when you get the idea, no matter what the issue, we have the month to helping them out for the month of the who, the lucky. okay. and let's be definitely a handful of cynthia and you said albany at the jamal law, we couldn't make if i left and went up to the lift. he texted them in the stomach and it's so easy for you, definitely. but it's in one side as he can see her restrictions on expression restrictions on process the policies of land, appropriation, demolition of homes that price. it policy is based on race and religion. what it amounts to essentially is, is a wholesale denials of palestinian rights to self determination in all the parties to reset them. busy thank you very much indeed. really challenge talking to this problem occupied east too. so i'm going to go to the guys a

honorable harold mosley. he was the us consul. this will captain robert de carlo, his father just passed away. he needs some doors opened. please help him. harry truman to 40th. yes, that's pretty cool. i mean, it's a terrible, tragic life event, but a robert was in in his thanks for the expressing his gratitude to because he said if he walked you know to the consulate and handed this note and everything everything got fixed they found they they they found a a funeral home that was able to take care of things. so it was just one of those interesting slices of life, you know and death i guess that happened on the trip so harry and and bess and sam and dorothy we're on the morning that they were to meet picasso, were having breakfast at the hotel and. then harry got up to go inside for a minute and the other started quickly having a conversation and saying, should we really go to see picasso? because harry doesn't like modern art. and harry, they came when harry came back to the table, they they him, you know. are you sure you want

. >> johannes mosley had eight complaints filed against him before he murdered oscar and not a single reprimand took place. so had he had been reprimanded in a in addressed about these large number of complaints coming in on him in his use of force tactics, oscar could be living today. >> in 2019, assembly bill 748 took effect, which requires police agencies to release the audio and video of critical incidents in 2020. use of force bill ab 392 became the strictest use of force legislation in history, changing the standard for when it's legal to use police force and in 2021, the chokehold bill was passed, which paved the way for a change in restraint practices. >> his he could have been choked to death like george floyd that same knee that was on george floyd was on oscar's neck in 2009, and the family continues to serve the community through the oscar grant foundation, uniting the families who have experienced the same trauma through conferences held once a year. >> there is a sense of victory by being able to help another family who has faced a horrific loss. >> and on the anniversar

. >> martha: that was carol mosley brown, the first black woman elected to the u.s.black women are running for the senate, so as we mark black history month, rachel scott spoke with three of those candidates about the challenges they faced and the history they could make. >> reporter: there have been more than 2,000 senators in america's 247-year history, but just 12 have been black. only three have been black women. this year, barbara lee, angela brooks, and lisa rochester are vying for the senate and hoping to serve there together. >> i believe that the lens that i bring is lacking in the united states senate. >> reporter: lee has represented oakland, california in the house of representatives since 1998. >> what happens with representation is that not only new ideas, new experiences, and new solutions come to the table, black women understand these struggles in terms of fixing our democracy, fighting for our democracy. >> reporter: she credits truly chisholm, the first woman with convincing black women to vote. >> i don't believe that the democrats or republicans

. >> reporter: maya mosley is the president of the san francisco graduate chapter of alpha kappa alpha, the oldest african american sorority. she says strolling involves rhythmic movements, hand signs, and specific steps unique to each organization. >> you will see a lot of looking in the mirror. you know, because we are pretty girls. and so we have to check our mirror. >> reporter: strolling instructor car-lette garrett says the dance is so simple. >> left and -- >> reporter: anyone can do it. well, almost anyone. >> the magic of strolling is the camaraderie that you come together with your sisters and you show to the world, whoever is watching, that you're unified, you're representing. >> reporter: mynyon says she's been rehearsing for this moment her entire life. >> i still feel like it's a dream that i'm here. >> reporter: now all she has to do is remember the steps that will sweep onlookers off their feet. >> the black joy parade returns to oakland this sunday. this is the seventh annual event which celebrates the black experience. and coming up at 8:00 on pix+ 44 cable 12, we'll

100 mosley? 2 for one. yeah. and there's the rule then gave us and then we see the this one is the rest of the solver. well, the good, good, good, good xyzzy is really got to look through the receipts and the as the you have overall little gum. i mean, is it a little while the ottoman, let's run what pain is the, is that i'm assuming the manage rate a little really done that good to all. who do all i spent a saw the wash and all those most real fish, the, somebody in the for the 3 of these 10 people have been killed and several injured in is writing strikes on several towns in 711 on the rates for the root could fly out of 11 on the killed one. is there any soldier installations, escalation and costs for the attention since israel's will, and gone and began last year in ahold of has more a drug rehab. it's the biggest escalation and the ongoing confrontation between the is ready military and has the law is really war. planes targeted multiple locations across southern lebanon and retaliation for the killing of on

you know, still cutty, a little i have for the month to aliyah who the leticia mosley, different credits in the one who connecticut. when you get that, the little golfing it come with when they come in with a meeting, but i will pop it and then come and come out to show how you doing if you had the ability for you to the one that when you get the idea no matter what the issue we have the month to helping them out for the month or earlier who the lucky. okay. and let's be definitely a handful of cynthia. and you said albany at the uh, jamal law uh were putting the if i left the the left. he texted them. i'm just, i'm, i'm, it's so easy for you. definitely, buddy. as soon as he gets the line of preparations home, demolitions restrictions on the rights to protests, restrictions on the right to worship policies of oppression based on race and religion. essentially what it amounts to is a wholesale denial and occupied east jerusalem out of the palestinian rights to self determination. okay, thanks so much for a very challenge for us and occupied east jerusalem. we're going to go through rough

a lease drank cover for a former one testing sessions in far rain to be cut short. mosley was hamilton's mercedes, and charles clarence ferrari hit the debris at turn 11, which caught short the morning session. friday says that cause damage to the floor of laclare is car, which has now been placed so unclear how much damage has been done to hamilton's mercy. and the murray was knocked out to the cuts are open by yak up men sick and a match that has left doubts over his future. and the sport tom size land has more and the more he's woods. this game is not to me anymore. midway through his 2nd nation, could to all the more questions than answers the 36 year old doesn't need any reminding of his age, but he'd already played a professional matches by the time his round of 16 dependent. yeah. could been sick was bone and it was points like this, the murray might have made and his grand slam winning days the funds of doha with treated to the longest, much in the total months history. and in 3 hours and 23 minutes, it was the young see to check to prevail. a tense defeats and 12 murray men sick

and on january 23rd, federal court judge richard mosley ruled that trudeau's decision to do that was, and was unconstitutional , was unreasonable was unjustified , and was unconstitutional, and he should never have done it. he had no reason to do it, and he knew he had no reason to do it. and there's a, uh, another story thatis and there's a, uh, another story that is growing as as i speak right now that it's concomitant with, with this ruling is the evidence, the overwhelming evidence, the overwhelming evidence , now that justin evidence, now that justin trudeau faked his own , an trudeau faked his own, an emergency, he faked the intelligence. it was all fabricated intelligence based on a group calling itself the canadian anti—hate . network canadian anti—hate. network which calls itself an a non—government organisation but is in fact financed by the federal government . so what they federal government. so what they did was say that there were white supremacist and nazis behind the freedom convoy , and behind the freedom convoy, and this was all based on a single podcaster named jer

. >> reporter: maya mosley is the president of the san francisco graduate chapter of alpha capita alpha african american sorority. she says strolling involves rhythmic movements, hand signs, and specific steps unique to each organization. >> you will see a lot of looking in the mirror. you know, because we are pretty guiles. and so we have to check our mirror. >> reporter: strolling instructor carlet garrett says the dance is so simple. >> left and -- >> reporter: anyone can do it. well, almost anyone. >> the magic of strolling is thecamaraderie that you come together with your sisters and you show to the world, whoever is watching, that you are unified and you're representing. >> reporter: she has been rehearsing for this moment her entire life. >> i still feel like it's a dream that i'm here. >> reporter: now all she has to do is remember the steps that will sweep onlookers off their feet. >> wonderful story there. itay hod reporting. the black joy parade returns to oakland this sunday. this is the seventh annual event which celebrates the black experience. and coming up at 8:00 on pi

and she miniature and hopes to get to the number of parts of the 1000 know whose people had been mosley congress. it might use body forces in that for your patients, for his age, sensitive to be one of the bloodiest attacks where we'd be happy so you can get a hearing more or so. can you news about me done 100 times put in pain, kill. does there, can she also, beauty is emerging from the patient showing an intense is very sure thing against those people who are gathering to waiting for human service supplies. the majority of them, the not many sure returned back with anything very time empty handed, as there was, people are continue, have nothing to sort of going on in life. 12 the own going is ready been bought meant that those are significant. christian friction on a delivery at the same time as the deputies had suspended the operations and a delivery to the north for the same reasons, to collapse and to reach. and this is one kind of see up to date, have been what the think they were completely dis. yep. exposed to that gets ready for you. and some of them you just have to fix that.

so as well, or for the hundreds of thousands of people in han units to move to on mosley. many of them were targeted by tanks, artillery shells, and gun fine at the beginning of this month. is there any defense better? so i've gone to announce that once the army has completed body cold, it's mission and con eunice. they would turn their attention to it off garza southern. the city is challenging more than 1400000 people. that's more than half the population of the strip a. hi leah, my colleague rob mathis and spoke to uses how much the advocacy officer for the norwegian refugee council and drop off. he says the anticipated this ready assault on or off a whole these palestinians and gaza with no safe place to go. the people can see like out of options they have been displayed, is more than 5 more than 4 months from an ada to the event and started the north and bought think as a city of them is an area of defensive. can you? and it's kind of the people to understand that there is no safe place and gods on that is no options for them. yeah, any sales open value mazda 6 of a s

the economist max mosley told the telegraph newspaper that international workers are propping up thellion people of working age have quit the jobs market, and the number of companies registering to become sponsors to hire over staff sea staff overseas. i should say, has doubled in the past two years. meanwhile, the times newspaper report that the home office is facing unprecedented demand for work visas before the rise in the minimum salary threshold . in april, 169,000 threshold. in april, 169,000 work visas were offered last yean work visas were offered last year, so whilst the debate rages about current levels of legal net migration, last year, almost 700,000 people in. is immigration good or bad for britain? well, politics professor and best selling author matthew goodwin, who is the author of one of the uk's biggest substacks at matthew goodwin. org always a must read . goodwin. org always a must read. well, i'm delighted to say that matthew goodwin joins me now. matthew, good to see you in the studio. going to be studio. you're going to be hosting live debate studio. you're goi

foreign workers because managers have found it difficult to attract british staff, the economist max mosleywspaper that international workers are now propping up the labour market. a bit more than 9 million people of working age have quit the jobs market, and the number of companies registering to become sponsors to hire staff overseas has doubled in the last two years. meanwhile, the office for national statistics report that 2.8 million people blame long time sickness as the reason they're neither in work nor looking for a job. and the times newspaper report that the home office is facing unprecedented demand for work visas before the rise in the minimum salary threshold in april, 169,000 work visas were issued last year. now, obviously, it's great to bnngin now, obviously, it's great to bring in the best foreign talent, but is britain once again becoming the lazy man of europe ? let's speak to top europe? let's speak to top entrepreneur and former apprentice star ryan mark parsons. ryan good to see you again as a very successful businessman. are you aware of this issue in your own indust

illegal, having hitler was illegal, or having a book by what did he have a he had a book by oswald mosleyot illegal, but it was used to bolster the case that this right individual. this was a far right individual. it very strange case it was a very strange case because the prosecutor said, and i thought an orwellian i thought this is an orwellian thing to say. they said, we're not for your not going after you for your political beliefs. but the case hinged political beliefs hinged on his political beliefs and the things and of course, on the things that was saying. um, not only that he was saying. um, not only was the message that he was was it the message that he was saying, but it was also the fact he was charged with, uh, racially aggravated criminal damage. racially aggravated criminal dam not you know, he had that not only, you know, he had put a few stickers, but that put up a few stickers, but that other people could download his stickers. could stickers. and they could therefore also be committing criminal that saying that >> so isn't that saying that it's criminal damage that it'

mosley by my spoilt ballot. it might be a spoilt ballot.not lib after the, >> no, not lib dems. after the, uh, u—turn tuition fees. uh, the u—turn on tuition fees. never again. um you think, never again. um you see i think, i think nicky won't be alone in this. >> i mean, i think there's a lot of people will do exactly what i think are. think you are. >> typical, yeah i am >> very typical, nick. yeah i am also main political parties i >> -- >> people feel homeless. >> peop you rel homeless. >> peop you know,1eless. from >> and, you know, i heard from someone the other night who knows about these things, who said they think useless? said they think he's useless? that reeves is running that rachel reeves is running the now. the party now. >> she's called the shots >> it's she's called the shots on this. >> it's she's called the shots on she's the shots on the >> she's called the shots on the green >> she's called the shots on the gre rachel the woman who >> rachel reeves. the woman who plagiarised in her plagiarised all that work in her new y