jane, briefl , riding on what he says. jane, briefly. to — riding on what he says.itical _ riding on what he says. jane, briefly, to political rivals - riding on what he says. jane, briefly, to political rivals are | briefly, to political rivals are going to watch this closely, kamala harris and donald trump because the economy is top of mind for american voters, they have both been outlining their policies, very much putting the middle class in the centre but their approach seems to be quite different? the? centre but their approach seems to be quite different?— be quite different? they are different — be quite different? they are different. first _ be quite different? they are different. first of _ be quite different? they are different. first of all, - be quite different? they are| different. first of all, donald trump, if he becomes the president again, is likely to go for more tariffs. that can have an inflationary impact, it can make goods more expensive in america even if they are made in america. that would mean that the federal reserve may be able to put in

jane goodall. about 60 years ago she moved to africa to study chimpanzees and what she learned revolutionized our understanding of what nonhumans can do. today, she's devoting herself to inspiring young people around the world to do much more to protect the climate and environment for animals in africa and all over the world. i had a chance to sit down with dr. jane goodall recently and learned firsthand why this woman, 89 years old, is still so admired and dedicated to helping make the planet a better place. thank you very much for coming here. we will go through a lot of what you've done in the things that made you -- make you so popular. on your last name, that describes everything. you ever thought of changing it to good for all because you are doing so many other things? >> we do have on our website good for all news. i truly believe that the media, we need to know the doom and the gloom. when i give more time to the amazing people and wonderful projects around the world that you read and peop

reserve. jane foley, thank you forjoining _ federal reserve. jane foley, thank you forjoining us. _ank you forjoining us. there _ federal reserve. jane foley, thank you forjoining us. there will - federal reserve. jane foley, thank you forjoining us. there will be - you forjoining us. there will be plenty more on that story on the bbc website. now, in our increasingly cyber world, things aren't always what they seem. i want to tell you about something called �*pig butchering' online. it's a type of romance scam. it uses fake online personas to trick people into fraudulent investments. 0ur cyber correspondent joe tidy was targeted on instagram by fraudsters. they pretended to be a woman called jessica. he took the opportunity to find out more. have a watch. so that's how it all started. it was a direct message on my personal instagram, but i, of course, knew straightaway this was some sort of scam. it had to be, but i wasn't sure which. so i decided to play along. i want to see if these pictures are of a real person. they're being used by lots of scammers on dating sites. and here is

, ~ , jane? yes, mark, because as we saw esterda , jane?aw yesterday, things can _ jane? yes, mark, because as we saw yesterday, things can change - jane? yes, mark, because as we saw yesterday, things can change very i yesterday, things can change very quickly at the old course. as you mention, the world number one, nelly corder, started yesterday with a three shot cushion over the rest of the field, and then even she fell foul of this notoriously difficult golf links course. she had five bogeys and then a double bogey at the 16th, so a really tough round for her, dropping from eight under at the beginning of yesterday to five under. now, she tees off at 2pm, and she will be hoping not to repeat yesterday's round, but thorough repetition of her flawless round on friday when she shot four bodies. she is in contention, two shots off the lead. as you mentioned, lilia vu has had a solid few days of golf, just one shot off the lead. she has played consistency which, in these conditions, has paid off. the surprise of the tournament so far has be

>> i think marriage is probably the right word, jane. but it's much deeper and much longer than that. the most important people in my life have been my wife edie and my children. and living with them, i begin to lose eyesight at the beginning of our marriage. the children didn't even know me until i'd lost quite a of it. i mention this only because my confidence, when you read, josie i spent many years denying and hiding my declining eyesight, which is why jane asked that question. what's different now? well, the main thing that's different is,s after 60 years, wonderful marriage with the world's most greatest human being and my children, i gain confidence and the blindness, the declining site and the blindness is simply have been as much off a concern to me as they once were. so that's one thing. the second is that as a look back on my life, i think one of the reasons why i worried about disclosing my declining site is i worried that it would harm my chances of success in whatever field i chose. i really always worried about that. and i

please join me in welcoming judge david tatel jane mayer. this thank you for that lovely introduction. it means so to me and i have been part of the politics and prose community so long that it was on the other side of connecticut avenue when first came here. there are so many. john, thank you for that lovely. the book sounds even better from using it does on paper. there so many people in this room that i could thank, but then we'd never get to book. all my thank you's in the acknowledgments which i loved writing. so i hope you will get far enough in the book to read the acknowledgments. and finally, jane, it's such pleasure to be here with you and to the book with you. i've admired your work and writings for and so i've been asking for 30 years. go away. go for it, jane. okay, now, i finally got you where i want you. the the first thing i wanted to make sure was that neither you nor eddie maybe spoke to any strangers on. the way between the the parking and the podium. because if you did, you're probably on twitter already been taped surrep

, good to get our respects. jane, good to get your take- _ respects. jane, good to get your take.et your take. thank you - respects. jane, good to get your take. thank you for i respects. jane, good to get l your take. thank you for your time this morning. jane foley there from rabobank. the battle of the smartphones is heating up. google's new pixel 9 phone is widely expected to be launched today at the industry event "made in google". new smartphones are usually launched later in the autumn, but google is reportedly going early to get ahead of apple. the pixel 9 is hotly anticipated and according to reports will feature the newest ai features for a new generation of smartphones. i'm joined now by rick munarriz, senioranalyst at the motley fool. rick, welcome to the programme. so, is this going to be a big moment for google, do you think? i moment for google, do you think? ~' moment for google, do you think? ~ , think? i think it will be. again. _ think? i think it will be. again. we _ think? i think it will be. again, we have - think? i think it will be. again, we have to - thin

please join me in welcoming judge david tatel jane mayer. this thank you for that lovely introduction. it means so to me and i have been part of the politics and prose community so long that it was on the other side of connecticut avenue when first came here. there are so many. john, thank you for that lovely. the book sounds even better from using it does on paper. there so many people in this room that i could thank, but then we'd never get to book. all my thank you's in the acknowledgments which i loved writing. so i hope you will get far enough in the book to read the acknowledgments. and finally, jane, it's such pleasure to be here with you and to the book with you. i've admired your work and writings for and so i've been asking for 30 years. go away. go for it, jane. okay, now, i finally got you where i want you. the the first thing i wanted to make sure was that neither you nor eddie maybe spoke to any strangers on. the way between the the parking and the podium. because if you did, you're probably on twitter already been taped surrep

>> i think knowledge is probably the right word, jane. but it is much deeper and much longer than that. the most important people in myy life have been my wife edie and my children. living with them i begin to lose my eyesight at the beginning of my marriage. the children did not know me until i lost quite a bit of it. i mention this only because my confidence -- when you read the book i spent many, many years denying and hiding my declining eyesight. which is why jane asked that question what is different now? the main thing that is different is after 60 years of a wonderful marriage with the world's most supportive human being, and my children i gained confidence in the declining site and the blindness simply has not been as much of a concern to me as they once were. so that is one thing. the second is as that look back on my life i think one of the reasons why i worried about disclosing my declining site is i worried it would harm my chances of success in whatever field i chose. i really always worried about that. and even when i went

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she's a really person for me on i on me on my are here so much jane. go to the is one of those rare people who you can call a living legend. and not just because of the extraordinary work that she did when she wasn't much younger in the jungle, but rather because of what she is doing right now to inspire all generations, especially the youngest, to know that in these days is do need to know about our plan it's future, there is hope. good. all argues that every single individual can make an impact with the choices. they make. a message that moved valentina morales to tiers and she makes us realize that every person can make a change even by choosing which each or recycling every tiny thing matters. good all concedes the window of opportunity is closing, but they each person can help extend it to children, inspired by who institute show of the recycling projects, making good all smile as she's convinced she says that those who will soon be in the leadership role can and will do much better than their parents to see and human, our 0 santiago. and that's t

they also continued their siege around. main hospital of jane and restricted palestinian's movements there. ambulance teams were mobilized to the area of clashes and we reached there, but the presence of the occupying forces prevented us from reaching the area where there were clashes and shelling were taken place. palestinian resistance fighters said they targeted an israeli infantry unit in janin with explosive devices causing casualties among soldiers. violence has been surging across the occupied west bank since. the start of the gaza war early october, palestinians in the west bank say the situation there is similar to what gazans face. there is no difference between us and gaza, we're the second gaza, we're not worried about anything, what matters to us is that our young people are doing well. despite all the hardships and daily attacks by the israeli army, palestinians remain steadfast. leave and we want to leave the camp, it's our camp, it's our land and this country is ours, they want to affect us, they want shake us, we are the rightsful owners, i'm the owner, in a combined

jane thank you very much.night's europa conference league play—off first leg with servette, without raheem sterling in the matchday squad. the winger was also omitted on the opening weekend of the premier league season — and has seen his number 7 shirt handed to pedro neto. boss enzo maresca says suggestions the blues squad is too large, are wide of the mark. i try always to be honest with all of them, in this moment, the noise is more outside because i'm working with 21-22 is more outside because i'm working with 21—22 players since we are back from usa. i'm not working with 30 players. i can see that you like to say that we have 112—113 players. they are not with the team. the final grand slam of the year, the us open, gets under way in new york on monday and the draw has been released. british number one jack draper will face china's zhang zhi—zhen in the first round. in the women's draw katie boulter will begin against a qualifier, while emma raducanu faces another grand slam champion in sofia kenin in the

jane goodall is one of those rare people who you can call a living legend. and not just because of the extraordinary work that she did when she wasn't much younger in the jungle, but rather because of what she is doing right now to inspire all generations, especially the youngest, to know that in these days is duly know about our planets future there is hope good, all argues that every single individual can make an impact with the choices. they make. a message that moved valentina morales to tears. and she makes us realize that every person can make a change even by choosing which each or recycling every tiny thing matters. all good, all concedes the window of opportunity is closing, but they each person can help extend it to children. inspired by who institute show of the recycling projects, making good, all smile. she's convinced she says that those who will soon be in the leadership role can and will do much better than their parents to see and human algebra. santiago. the olympic games in paris are drawing to a close after 2 weeks of elite level competit

jane dougall is at the old course for us. jane, what's the latest?y of the women's open at st andrews, and the leaderboard is leaderboa rd is changing leaderboard is changing all the time. it is incredibly exciting. a few minutes ago, we had a four way split for the lead, with four different players on 6—under. that is all changed in the last few minutes, and we have one player who has a shot out in front, and that is lydia ko, the olympic champion. she hasjust finished her lydia ko, the olympic champion. she has just finished her round with a birdie on the 18th. that has put her on 7—under, one shot clear of the rest of the field. just one shot behind on 6—under is the defending champion, lillia vu. she won at walton heath last year. she was level par for today, playing consistently for all four days with 6—under and not many more holes to go. not long ago, it looked as though the world number one, nelly korda, was going to run away with this championship to take the final women's major of the year. she had back—to—back birdies on the ninth and the

the victims were the commanders of the hamas's military wing, the algasan brigades in the city of jane. the latest deaths bring... to 20 the number of palestinians killed in the west bank since wednesday, that's when israel began his ongoing military operation, which is seen as the biggest in the occupied territories in the past two decades. here's: more. israeli forces have continued their assaults across the occupied west bank for a third straight day on friday, killing more palestinians. troops have clash with palestinian resistance fighters during their latest attacks that focused on the cities of jane and nables. the situation was worse than jene, israeli forces cut electricity and the internet in parts of the city, they also continued their siege around the main hospital of jane and restricted palestinians movements there. ambulance teams were mobilized the area of clashes and we reached there, but the presence of the occupying forces prevented us from reaching the area where there were clashes and shelling were taking place. palestinian resistance fighters said they targeted an

palestinian sources say israeli forces use civilians as human shields in the ongoing attack on the jane refugee camp in the occupied west bank and yemeny forces target another isready link ship in the gulf of eden in retaliation for the regime's genocide in the gaza strip. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in terron, thank you for joining us. welcome back! israely attacks claim the lives of dozens of palestinians in gaza where the regime's military campaign continues unabated. nine palestinians were killed in the israeli bombardment of the necerat refugee camp in central gaza. five others also lost their lives in separate air strike on the southern city of hanjunis. there have been more fatalities as a result of fresh attacks on other parts of the besig strip. israel's military campaign in gaza widely condemned as genocide is now in his. 11th month, nearly 40,700 people have been killed in total since early october, tens of thousands of others have also been wounded. our gaza correspondent moti abusabe joined us earlier to provide further details regarding t

hanoi jane, what have you got?to potential voters as i've been doing for the last year, i explain the urgency of the climate crisis, and i ask them to vote with climate in their hearts. setting it out, voting for a third party candidate, this is voting for the orange man. [laughter] rachel: one of the reasons i love being part of "fox & friends" weekend is that jane fonda gets introduced as hanoi if jane, what have you got? [laughter] pete: whatever. i mean, that's how -- i'd say 80% of our viewers, that's how we -- she'll never be seen -- rachel: of course. but also a just the elitism. think about all these climate change agenda, this is why we're sitting here with this inflation. you know? they decided to wage a war on american energy and here we are. i don't know what will is laughing about -- pete: nothing. rachel: what's going on here? pete: walk into a vfw post in the country, and you'll find a picture of jane fonda -- will: yeah. i wonder what segment of our audience has no idea what you're talking about. ra

the difficult task chairing the meeting went to jane addams of united states. none could fail to admire the courage spirit of these women from enemy who embraced an experiences with one another. some of the women of the hague congress were great suffrage leaders. others were labor leaders, teachers housewives. in those three days, despite confusion of translations, they worked side by side, disagreed and compromised by the end of, the congress, they formulated a plan neutral mediation of the war and laid down a detailed answer pacific program to maintain a peace after the war. the congress voted that the resolution should be carried by envoys to the various governments of europe and to the president of the united states. their plan, the well-rehearsed read, was not acted upon by any government until 1918, when many their ideas were incorporated by woodrow wilson into the 14 points for the armistice. the women of the hague congress formed the international committee of women permanent peace, which in 1919, officially known as the women's international for peace

jane dougall is at the old course for us. jane, what a finish to a fascinating tournament.the rain and the wind stops, and the sun comes out, lydia ko has just been presented with the women's open trophy here at st andrews. just two weeks after winning the olympic gold medal in paris, she has won this major at the home of golf stop this major at the home of golf stop this is her third major, but there has been eight years since her second one and her third one. she was asked what she was more happy about come on winning the olympic gold medal two weeks ago are winning this major? she said it was like asking her whether she liked her mother better or her father better, so very much a sense of humour there. there were a few tense moments for the new zealander, because once she had finished her round on 7—under parfor the tournament, and that was after she had birdied the 18th, she had to wait and watch as some of the other contenders came in and finish their rounds. lydia ko was on the practice green, keeping her in, keeping warm, knowing there could be a potential play—off.

city, in addition to that, the iof has announced jane to be a closed city as the the military operationsena hospital has been closed and beseed by the by the iof, moving from jamine to alfara where violent and severe. clashes are happening right now at this moment camp is in tas providence in tobas area reportedly that the palestinian resistance groups and battalians are are engaged now in a severe fight with the raiding iof forces uh as sources have has have announced that large numbers of soldiers and vehicles and military vehicles are raiding towards raiding al especially now as we speak and the the resistant groups we're able actually to bomb a homemade bomb in these uh in these forces causing uh causing definite injuries in them as the battalions has said but no iof official source has yet announced any uh injuries within within the iof or within the raiding uh forces uh to tobus provident also ' talk a little about tool kerem, is now reportedly we have just been informed that sabit sabit hospital is being beseed now by the iof and we may we may think that that the iof and the rati

it was funny. ha, ha ha, i that jane the fizzy can, is john good though and he has also signed, i mean other than about one other stuff to have the other send it to you in hopes for hire and that was on hold off on his phone. what type of physical done is that, let me give you the the good must be the devotion to me in their own words, 3 o g 0 general. this describes working and survived through his rails or something like that. well, i don't wanna talk and especially as much as i know. so with journalism on the genocide on a just so you know, you want to report, but at the same time you want to feed your company. you also want to stay alive. the latest news, as it breaks, thousands of people lining up to see the 1st harris waltz campaign events. and many of them tell us they're excited to be here with detailed coverage. almost every day families come to the city more cheery to look for loved ones from around the world . a demonstration by people in support, all 5 of say to 5th is actually being larger than the flooded out. expect to fly far right for testers. the kosovo celebrates the

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane. >> hi, daria. so employees have lost the upper hand. they've had with management for a couple of years. wall street journal says pay raises and bonuses are shrinking. nearly half of the 1900 u.s. companies polled by w t w in the 2nd quarter cut budgets and salary increases as well. so the median raised this year was 4.1%. that was down from 4 and a half percent last year. and it is expected to drop next year. well, americans need 60 lazy days per year to feel rested and relaxed. according to a new survey, turns out americans take lazy days very seriously with one in 5 planning their lazy days in advance. and 67% opting to take the lazy days fun. tediously. this is conducted by talker research on behalf of berkshire blanket home company for national lazy day, which is tomorrow. the poll found that almost three-quarters are likely to fly under the radar and they don't tell others if they're planning to take a day to relax at home. well, it's time for cash out to pay up for a class action lawsuit havi

the execution of lady jane grey. in general, by the way, few people know this picture in russia.ty, such an interesting picture, it is very touching, yes, the moment of jane gray's execution is depicted, this is the so-called. the amount in the bank has not changed, there is still 60,000 rubles, the remaining four enter the game, the fourth awaits us ahead. round of our wonderful program called five on one, let's go, the fourth round, again you all play together, again 4 minutes, three clues, 20,000 rubles per can, there is one feature in the fourth round, this is a round of video questions, the tv viewer himself will ask you everything, first we will choose this very tv viewer, alexey burmistrov, 39 years old, city. yekaterinburg is playing against you, alexey's hobby is singing in karaoke, he will spend the money on a vacation with his family, just apparently in the korooke club, are you ready? yes, pay attention to the screen, alexey himself will ask you his question. hello, dear star team, i have a question: the chinese believe that it looks like the tail of a goldfish. the m

we're joined now by jane nelson, who's the ceo of oddfellows. good morning jane.pic. it sounds maybe trivial on the surface , but actually loneliness surface, but actually loneliness is a pretty serious problem in the older generations. and as someone in my mid 30s, i've even noficed someone in my mid 30s, i've even noticed as well that my own friendship group has diminished over the years as kind of, you know , people get married and know, people get married and have kids and they kind of drift apart and don't make time for each other . each other. >> absolutely. and i think loneliness is key for so many people. and that's what we try at oddfellows to combat by offering such a wide range of social events across the country for people to dip in and out of, because friendship is really important to us as individuals and important for our mental health as well. so being happy and having a good time with friends and people we like is really, really important for everyone. >> and ben just alluded to it there. people, especially when they get into their 30s and 40s, the

i was just introduced, thank you, jane. i still kind of lost my breath from listening to what those remarkable remarking by doctor. i'm honored to introduce government leaders who are championing whistleblowers in their organizations and agencies and the first person i'm to i'm honoredto introduce the whir office and he comes from cftc from the department of justice and he is a fraud-fighting prosecutor and he's just recently joined the cftc whistleblower as its director and it's an agency that faces a lot of challenges, it has a small budget and an incredible staff, hard working trying to pay monetary awards to whistleblowers to incentivize and encourage them to come forward and thus far that agency has taken enforcement actions of more than $3.2 billion as a result of what whistleblowers have reported to the agencies and they've been paid a small amount of percent drainage coming forward and they protect confidentiality and anonymity and his agency took enforcement action against corporate fraudster so we thank the cftc f

i'm jane king. back to you darya. all right. thank you, jane. we'll see later. >> parents and students should be on alert for scammers as everybody heads back to school. security experts say the textbook and deep discount shopping scams are becoming increasingly popular because, you know, families are looking at secondary marcus to avoid the pricey books that they have to pay for school supplies. scammers also target those who are looking for financial help to pay for school through scams, scholarships and other forms of investments. experts say be wary of paying application fees. >> well, chinese fashion company sheehan is suing american retailer they're accusing the online company of copyright infringement in fraud. so she and alleges that he moves pretending to have low prices on items, but they claim the retailers actually making up for the losses by selling counterfeit items. the lawsuit was filed in washington, d.c., will see how it progresses. after a shocking dismissal of at least 70 misdemeanor cases in san francisco staff at the courth

the two. charred bodies received a jinene state hospital where the 28 year old mahmoud dawasi the jane commander of the al-qassan brigades and 23 year old ahmad abu arrah a senior member of the west bank operation mahmoud dawasi and ahmed walied abu arra were killed in a drone strike targeting their vehicle near the albatikha round about in the occupied west bank city of jane. al qassam also said said that tumters play a role in planning and carrying out several operations in the occupied west bank. political analysis believe that the recent attack is part of the israeli policy of targeted assassinations that aim to provoke the resistance for further attack and escalation of the situation. the assassination came after threats by the israeli minister of military affairs, you have gallant. the regime has recently escalated. such attacks that are aimed at provoking palestinians. bombings and assassinations in the occupied west bank have increased since the regime began its genocidal b against the beseged gaza strip in the early october 2023. the attacks are focused in the occupied west ba