the cold war man kept mister saunders permission to appeal his expedition on grounds, including breach of freedom of expression. and because he might receive the death penalty corresponds that charlotte chelton pill in london talks us through today's events. as i was put, today's decision into a little bit of context have says the royce, to an appeal, a final appeal for june, and it's always been rejected today. that would have been the end of the legal road here for him in the u. k. and would have paid the way for his expedition to the us, what his going to say. he faces a 175 years in prison. something that his wife says would have been tantamount to a death sentence. now instead today what we've had is something of a delay on that decision. as you said, that the judges and said that they are taking assurance as on several points from the us, including on free speech protections. and that judy and assault is wanting to face the death penalty of extra jointed and convicted us as 3 weeks to mind those insurances, and if it fails to do so, then um scroll appeal, can indeed go ahead. now

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saunders with an offensive rebound.right back -- drives right back in, high off the glass, no. brian dutcher can't believe there was not a whistle. he is not happy with that sequence of events. >> i mean, from my vannage point it looked like butler took a heck of a shot. that is a foul for sure. andrew: here is butler on the other end. steve: not as much as i thought. euandrew: house looks for free throws. tru washington the freshman from phoenix is back on the floor replacing the 25-year-old jamal baker. andrew: tied at 59-59. the fans rise at the thomas and mack center. it has been a banner year for the mountain west and the final mountain west conference game of the year is coming right down to the wire. ledee off the front of the rim and rebound with washington. steve: you will take your chances with him doing that. at least you don't have to foul him on that. andrew: seven lady changes, s ties, all here in the second half as we are inside four to play. mashburn jr. over ledee, air ball. butler lets it go out of bou

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jack: we heard some valuations are stretched but the market is attractive, lizzie and saunders say thes higher than the.com bubble you are a value guy, what do you think. >> i'm with liz the tech sector are very elevated and back where they were late 2021 before we had the big selloff in the nasdaq nvidia is trading for 20 times plus current year sales estimate which is the highest in the s&p 500 and as he pointed out the company is just counting a lot of growth and they have to sell a lot of microprocessors to basically justify what the stock was right now and you saw a reversal today and the stock that hit a new high in reverse today about 5% lower it'll be interesting to see a peak in nvidia right now. there are other areas that you might want to be wary of in the stock market even outside of the technology sector. >> like costco it is a favorite stock a great company and extremely well-run and a customer base but around 45 times on estimated burnings apple backup five or 6% on friday. >> the big tech stocks the apple enough about the bible alphabet is trading below market multiple,

saunders said hundreds of thousands. palestinians in gaza are on the brink of death, and israeli soldiers shot those who sought help. the senator said that america should not continue to finance netanyahu's war machine. pettymore, another american senator , called the continuation of the gaza war a strategic failure for the zionist regime . yesterday, the zionist regime attacked the line of palestinians receiving humanitarian aid in gaza and killed more than 110 people and hundreds of people. he injured another. a large number of zionists gathered in the central streets of tel aviv, they demanded the end of the food war and the release of their captives. the participants of this demonstration demanded the immediate signing of the prisoner exchange agreement with hamas by chanting slogans and holding writings. according to the latest statistics of the regime army. they are in the gaza strip and in the hands of the resistance. since about a month ago , indirect negotiations between the zionist regime and the hamas movement

approval of the drug by us regulates us and london, high court attendance, high court for julian saunders extradition to the united states on old bible that judges rule that things which he leaves found to cannot to be sent to the us unless so far as his best guarantee that he will not face the death penalty. the children are welcome to the program may just search and rescue operation is the ongoing in the united states after called there ship crashed into a bridge in baltimore, maryland, causing it to collapse. the official site dive is offset, so we can be avoided. for 6 people who are still missing maryland government west was that the shape reports and losing power just before the crash and magic made emergency calls is allowed. well thought, just to limit the bridge to limit as traffic across the bridge. yeah, i think that the preliminary investigation suggested the cross was an accident and that there was no credible evidence of a terrorist attack. was us to give you a sense of scale. the francis scott key bridge was 2.6 columbus as long with 4 lines on average more than 31000 vehic

and sirjohn saunders in his report said that the home office should respond as a matter of urgency, fromce, you have had any conversations with the home office about if there will be a full response to what the report set out? and also how this new definition will affect the policing of protest? very important points, and i have the opportunity to discuss our work with dame zahra and sir mark. of course, i work closely with the home secretary, particularly, inframing the definition. this shared between my department and the home office. the support scheme is responsible for supporting the police, we are responsible for funding the community organisations in encouraging and greater degree of social cohesion and resilience. there will be further responses to some of the recommendations in that report, and indeed in m sara's report, and indeed in m sara's report, which will be forthcoming, and i hope i will have the opportunity alongside the home secretary to share further details ahead. .,

attacks is getting the risk collation in rushes more against its neighbors or corresponding bucks saunders gave us an update from keats. so right, so, so last night's attack or this morning's attack rather, um was one of the scale that the printing capital hadn't experienced in and many weeks. i'm the recent days and weeks the russian, the attack. so, or the russians focus the attacking other cities across the country, for example, on wednesday, and how to keep, for 5 people were killed or last week in odessa were 21 people were killed in russian strikes. now, the training careful is quite well defended. a lot of the most advanced air defense systems are stationed here. this is the city where the government is where the institutions are. so um that may be the reason why, according to the ukrainian air force. $31.00 is $31.00 launch missiles were deceptive, including the controlling missiles were which are very difficult to intercept. but nevertheless, damage has done by folding debris abilities for southern fire on more than a dozen people were injured. entire streets were covered in the s

and in what saunders of people, the valley does in the nation. capital jakarta, wondering more protection for domestic workers. they've gathered in front of the countries parliament urging lawmakers to possible that would better protect one, an under rights and unpackaged on hundreds of gathered in the slumber about to mock international women's day. many of also used today to support women in gaza upfront . next, i'm gonna stay with the pond counting the costs. the us economy is proving that many americans can't afford to buy a home because being on the g 20 agenda as a global tax on 1000000000 is coming plus checking the baggage fees are recommended . highest, our airlines hiding the real cost of travel. counting the cost on al jazeera, after 5 months of israel's brutal bombing campaign and sage on guy that is killed more than $30000.00 palestinians. and seen israel facing a case of genocide at the international court of justice. negotiations continue and the cease fire may be image. but even if a cease fire is reached, what happens next? will there be accountability for the war crimes

and also, kevin, kevin saunders. there you go. i should have thought of colonel saunders. next time. thank you so much. right. so what think? that's their what do you think? that's their thoughts. are yours? thoughts. what are yours? but now time the great now it's time for the great british giveaway. got british giveaway. we've got a shopping gadget shopping spree, a garden gadget bundle, and £12,345 available. here's how there's still time to win our giveaway. >> packed with seasonal essentials. first, there's . an essentials. first, there's. an incredible £12,345 in tax free cash to be won, cash to make your bank account bloom. plus a spnng your bank account bloom. plus a spring shopping spree with £500 in shopping vouchers to spend in the store of your choice. and finally, a garden gadget package including a handheld games console, a portable smart speaker and a pizza oven for another chance to win the vouchers . the treats and £12,345 vouchers. the treats and £12,345 in tax free cash. text gbwin to 84 902. text cost £2 plus one standard network rate message or post yo

kevin saunders . very much. kevin saunders. really great to get your perspective on all of this.es, it's your experience, yes, it's interesting because i can totally see both sides here. >> if what was written in that letter was said. this is a very , letter was said. this is a very, very serious situation. if it's just that video that we've seen where they were just a bit look, hold on, don't speak. we're just going to get you through. don't please be respectful. if it was just that. did you like my impression? >> i mean, i hate whole >> i mean, i hate the whole airport and airport experience anyway, and i hate asked questions hate being asked questions by people that's people i don't know, but that's just how it works, isn't it? >> just how works. well, >> it's just how it works. well, lots and of lots more to learn there. and of course, home course, that home office investigation being investigation is being undertaken coming up, undertaken now. but coming up, british must ensure british universities must ensure relationships with foreign countries do not undermine free speech

joe saunders with equality florida told us this -- >> there is no question that following the settlementrs, parents of lgbtq students and lgbtq parents can say gay, can be gay, can be trans in florida's public school systems and not be afraid of the bullying and the weaponization of this law to lead to sweeping censorship. reporter: however, the law was not repealed and still for bids specific class correctly him dealing with -- curriculum dealing with lgbtq topics and the governor called the settlement a major win. i am joined by danielle pryor, an education reporter with the npr affiliate in orlando. thank you for joining the newshour. help us understand what this settlement changed. i understand the text of the law was altered. >> it actually clarified the language of the law. the law was vague. moving forward as we heard in your clip, parents and teachers and students will be able to speak freely and write freely about gender identity and sexuality in classroom discussions, on essays and on projects. kids can read books again with gay characters, teachers can have gay state alliances

representatives said that under wall was essentially a diffract to operation for him. us, but barely saunders who is of course i send it to a he voted against the proving the budget because of the caught in under what funding. he said at a time where there is actually mandatory in crisis in gaza, this simply was not the time for the united states to start cutting humanitarian aid to guys. okay, and is there any way it will around this for the bottom white house? you know, this is, this is it blocked for essentially a year which will take is of course be on the election. and then the whole situation may change significantly. if donald trump, where to when the white house, the people have said that there might be walk around for the bite. and what have you said in terms of maybe changing the way that us a this is sent into guys a but essentially this is the house of representatives and the senate, passing it on the signature of joe biden saying to underwear for the next year. at least you're going to have to find 30 percent of your budget from elsewhere. and of course, if you lose 30 percent of

the bringing the 2 communities a closer that was saunders. so hoops objective as she ran for the jerusalem city council. despite her defeat, she has already made history by being the 1st policy and in woman to break a decades long election boy thought and an exclusive interview with our to shed light on the reasons for her decision. that i shall he, again, if i became a candidate and you encourage error women, especially in east jerusalem as our rights are significantly overlooked in many areas clearly. and there is an urgent desire for change. and i've been in jerusalem for 15 years. i'm originally from nazareth, during my time in jerusalem, i started studying at the hebrew university and lived in student housing. and after leaving student housing, i began to understand what exactly is available in east jerusalem in terms of facilities and the lack there of for residence. i was shocked. so of course i lived in several areas in east, so we uh show a fox and b tanina. and so the regrettably, i couldn't continue living in error of areas that se

jennifer saunders is a brilliant sketch writer— saunders is a brilliant sketch writer that she was stretched— the songs that have a lot of the songs that abba roads are really good _ songs that abba roads are really good stories you can place theatrically and turn into something with some _ theatrically and turn into something with some tension. —— that abbott wrote _ with some tension. —— that abbott wrote that— with some tension. —— that abbott wrote. that with the spice girls. he said wrote. that with the spice girls. he. said in wrote. that with the spice girls. said in a sad wrote. that with the spice girls. he: said in a sad and serious tone. with that in mind, lots of household budgets are really stretched. there still seems to be an appetite for musicals. a lot of people will spend money going to see that. why are musicals beaming when other parts of the entertainment industry are struggling? i the entertainment industry are struggling?— the entertainment industry are stru~lina? ~ ,., struggling? i think it is about the fact that most _ struggling? i think it is about the fact that m

uh, and also, uh, a series of works by ron saunders that were photographs, photographic imagery that was translated into into the glass partitions that were part of the architecture of that site. so there were two of these that, um, ron completed. um, of course, the southeast community center really very, very proud of the, uh, just the whole collection of artworks that the southeast community center, um, of course, you have mildred howard's, uh, piece, sculptural piece. um, on the exterior, you have kenyatta um, ac hinkle's artwork navigating historical present at the alex pitcher community room, which i hear is very, very well used. it's rented out almost all the time for, you know, events for birthday parties and for kind of work events as well. so it's great to hear the use um, in the main center as well, where the administrative offices are, there's a piece by philip hua said the six founders of the southeast community center. and then, of course, this really robust 2d collection, um, of, uh , framed paintings and photographs and prints that are located throughout the hallways o

. >> okay, doctor catherine millington saunders, good millington saunders, really good to thank to seeworry, that issue. it is a real worry, isn't it? i mean, i don't smoke, i've never vaped, but but even i have been in a corner shop and thought, oh, they look nice . thought, oh, they look nice. yeah, they pretty. colours yeah, they look pretty. colours are smoked for while and, you >> i smoked for a while and, you know, to stop smoking is for some people it's near impossible. i mean, it's an addiction. that's the thing. so we've we've just getting we've got to we've just getting people is the, people getting started is the, the worst part of all of it. >> that was a really good point that you made. >> i think coming off smoking and obviously positive, and vaping obviously a positive, but into but going from nothing into vaping need that. yeah. vaping need to stop that. yeah. does far enough? let us does this go far enough? let us know you gb at know what you think. gb views at gb there's lots more gb news. com. there's lots more to come on this show today, but first the news first let

a look ahead to q2 we have lizanne saunders now great to see you my first big-picture question as we that derail the equity market i guess we've adapted from the expectation from five or six down to three, and market is up 10% today. >> exactly and i think that's the important question because the market has adapted as we went from not just a march start, but, you know, a peak seven or so rate cuts and the data just wasn't supportive of that and the fed had to push back, but the market has been fairly resilient you see a lot of movement under the surface though, and i think that is a function of changing expectations around fed policy, movements in bond yields it's really caused some shifts in leadership more toward the cyclical end of the spectrum with sectors like energy and materials, and even financials doing well in terms of shorter term breath measures so i think around those expectations of fed policy, even if they become milder in terms of what cuts are expected, that -- you could continue to see rotation under the surface driven by some of those moves. >> are you worried abo

joined in the studio by gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson, and down the line, kevin saundersyou, kevin. so on the 200th anniversary of the rnli, kevin , anniversary of the rnli, kevin, anniversary of the rnli, kevin, a lot of people are saying its purpose is dramatically shifted. it's gone from rescuing british people in trouble in our waters to becoming little more than a taxi service. mid—channel picking up immigrants , um, picking up immigrants, um, ferried over by french vessels that get into trouble. only 1 or 2 miles from , um, the french 2 miles from, um, the french coast. is that criticism valid ? coast. is that criticism valid? >> yes, it's very valid . it's >> yes, it's very valid. it's what's happening. but what you've got to look at, martin, is , is that, uh, with the is, is that, uh, with the overall figures , uh, of the rnli overall figures, uh, of the rnli , only about 3% of the people they rescue are people in the channel >> now, that 3% is quite significant in the channel because that's what their boats are doing. >> but the overall figure is there shows that

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