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and the humphrey's executor decision in 1935, about 90 years ago. the humphrey's executor decision has been mentioned in recent news stories. the supreme court seemed to say the president cannot exercise removal authority and could not control what we would call independent regulatory agencies, such as the federal trade commission, the securities and exchange commission. and president trump's specific action that has to do with the equal opportunity employment commission. the eo ec. this is a thin layer of people in charge of operating these agencies where it has been designed in by congress that they should have fixed terms and can only be removed for cause. at the same time, everyone agreed on the basis of the myers decision that the president should have removal authority over cabinet level agencies and there has been no question about that. there is an uneasy compromise or line drawn between, for example, cabinet level agencies and these independent regulatory commissions. starting in the 1980's, people associated with the reagan administration

ehud 0lmert speaking my colleague helena humphrey.ly a cloud in the sky as well. but i suspect there's going to be more cloud that's going to drive in more cloud off the north sea. frost and patchy fog still an issue. that's tapping into some colder air. it's going to really take the edge off the feel of the weather as well. clear skies and sunny spells after a frosty start for northern ireland and scotland. a cluster of showers as we go through the day, we'll see a rash of showers moving their way steadily west, particularly in wales, of snow settling we keep those clear skies, so saturday to the northwest will start off again with some patchy frost and fog around. a little bit of nuisance rain drifting its way steadily north, turning drizzly, and then hopefully we will see a little bit of brightness developing into the southeast not quite as cold on saturday, the winds not quite as strong either. so as we go through the week ahead, from time to time. live from london. the international criminal court, he's also doubled down on his p

good to have you with i'm helena humphrey.ood to have you with us. comments earlier this week, where he announced a plan palestinians in what he called the region's "far safer and more beautiful communities". at the annual national prayer breakfast, president trump, only a few days in office, was talking about his legacy. and as the bible says, blessed are the peacemakers. when it's all finished will be known as i hope that's going to be true. these war—torn ruins, he said, would be turned into real suggested their relocation would be temporary. and when palestinians had already been resettled needing no soldiers on the ground. war crime if carried out by force. to get involved... no. i think the president l was thinking out loud and suggesting a concept. ijust can't comment on iti until i know more details. i don't think it's . our responsibility. mr netanyahu marked his visit with a gift. to target members of hezbollah last year, he gave this golden pager. "our greatest friend and ally." putting sanctions on the internationa

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and the humphrey's executor decision in 1935, about 90 years ago. the humphrey's executor decision has been mentioned in recent news stories. the supreme court seemed to say the president cannot exercise removal authority and could not control what we would call independent regulatory agencies, such as the federal trade commission, the securities and exchange commission. and president trump's specific action that has to do with the equal opportunity employment commission. the eo ec. this is a thin layer of people in charge of operating these agencies where it has been designed in by congress that they should have fixed terms and can only be removed for cause. at the same time, everyone agreed on the basis of the myers decision that the president should have removal authority over cabinet level agencies and there has been no question about that. there is an uneasy compromise or line drawn between, for example, cabinet level agencies and these independent regulatory commissions. starting in the 1980's, people associated with the reagan administration

else altogether. leaving a country and sorry, the community traumatized and deliberate need may humphrey clues to heavy x and a guy next to me was shot in the shoulder. he was bleeding a lot. well, when i looked behind me, i saw 3 people on the floor bleeding. everyone was shocked, they said get out, get out my friend and i tried to save this person. people were very shocked to the police were not on site and neither was the ambulance. so we had to help. i took my friend shaw and i tied it tightly around his shoulder so that he wouldn't lead as much as short school police said they believe the suspect was among the dead, acted alone and was not a gang member. swedish media reported he was a 35 year old man and held a gun license with his identity. had not been released on tuesday night. maybe up throughout the to your thought pressure. we now know that about 10 people have lost the lights. we come provide most specifics at this time and the reason for this is the number of injured to the kelly mccann. it's about 1230 in the afternoon, swedish prime minister of christmas, and called it a

interests, former is really per the former is really per minister to my helenaf time colleague helena humphreyse clear skies led to some beautiful winter sunshine both topping and tailing the country — and just look at devon — for england and wales. a change on the way over the next few days. that's going to drive in more cloud off the north sea. but further north and west, we keep some clearer skies. frost and patchy fog still an issue. it's going to really take the edge off the feel of the weather as well. clear skies and sunny spells after a frosty start for northern ireland and scotland. particularly if you're caught in those sharper showers. of wales, we could see a few centimetres, particularly in wales, of snow settling forfirst thing on saturday morning. quite a lot of cloud to begin with on saturday. a little bit of brightness developing into the southeast not quite as cold on saturday, the winds not quite as strong either. live from london. this is bbc news. president trump signs an executive order sanctioning a dangerous abuse of power. live from london. this is bbc news. president

it's as relevant to me if someone asking if lyndon johnson had done a bombing freeze with hubert humphrey born in 1968 are both equally irrelevant. reporter: no, they're not. because if you model a candidate like joe biden. mr. boyle: that's a different question. >> he could have won and what we're saying is a white working man that came from that state, working class vibes and we get someone like that on on the democratic ticket, could he have won? mr. boyle: to be clear, i don't think someone necessarily has to have my same skin color in order to do well in those areas. >> what if he's from pennsylvania? mr. boyle: case in point, barack obama in 2012 did so much better since then in those areas i talked about, erie county, northampton county, no, people are interesting. think about this, 11% of pennsylvania voters voted for barack obama twice and then voted for donald trump at least once. trying to understand that is part of what makes politics interesting, fun, and also sometimes maddening trying to figure out what's going on there. we always try to look on paper just like sports. we t

hello, i'm helena humphrey. by hamas last week returned home.ved a warm welcome at the airport in bangkok — met by their families after nearly 500 days in captivity. the thai nationals were kidnapped during the hamas they'd been in an israeli hospital for medical treatment following their release. in gaza — though his condition is still unknown.

hello, i'm helena humphrey. by hamas last week returned home.n the last few hours, the five men received a warm welcome at the airport in bangkok — met by their families after nearly 500 days in captivity. the thai nationals were kidnapped during the hamas they'd been in an israeli hospital for medical treatment following their release. in gaza — though his condition is still unknown. our south east asia corresponentjonathan head and sent this report. the long ordeal of these farmworkers is now over after they arrive back this morning at the bangkok main 7 airport, keeping international airport, keeping a traditional greeting to the reporters. it was then waiting reporters. it was then an emotional reunion with their families. they have been held for the past ten days in an hospital why the israeli hospital why the hell has been checked but it appears to be remarkably good, unlike of these is hostages at these is hostages fitter -|m bein- held by their 480 days being held by under the israeli thomas makin under the israeli in gaza. until bombardm

washington left mount vernon, accompanied by his aide, david humphreys. his secretary, tobias lear. his enslaved manservant, billy lee. and the hopeful charles thompson. hoo hoo. a man who might have headed an executive department but didn't. they crossed the potomac at georgetown, headed north toward baltimore, across the rolling hills that some potomac valley promoters, washington among them, hoped might become the site of the nation's permanent capitol. he had hoped to travel in as quiet and peaceable, a manner as possible to conserve his energy. but that was not to be. the entire route was as warm with cheering, shouting, flag waving, well-wishers throwing flowers at him, holding up their babies and demanding speeches. towns that had cannon fired them, veterans marched alongside him for miles. men wept. banners proclaimed a new era. and behold, the rising empire. though he slipped the crowds when he could, he agreed. when pressed to deliver addresses in baltimore, wilmington and philadelphia, where 20,000 people, half the city's population, thronged, the cobbled streets, shoutin

nmill helen; humphyey in i'm hammill helena humphrey in washington. we continue to follow washington. we continue to that developing story of plane crash in 7 7 we philadelphia. we have been talking about with talking about it with eyewitnesses near the crash. here are some what a loud bang to end the whole yard was full of smoke. said get down, get down, get down! when it nipped house, down! when it nipped the house, it hit the couple of cars. boom! into the plaza, boom! into the�*pl-gza', into the doughnuts, everywhere. dunkin' doughnuts, everywhere. never seen anything like i've never seen anything like that my life, i have that in my life, i have never seen nothing that in my seen nothing like that in my life. minutes — he posted on truth social pennsylvania." a greatjob." deadly air crash near washington dc authorities say that 28 people have been identified kansas was preparing to land when it collided with a us river. us commercial airline since 2009. first responders found the aircraft's black box on thursday — it holds the voice and data reco

greenland is not for sale, president trump says i'm helena humphrey, glad you could join me.control of gaza move its people elsewhere, and turn it into the "riviera of the middle east" — has sparked global criticism. but this isn't the first time the president has floated bold territorial ambitions since returning to the white house. from demanding that denmark sell greenland to the united states, to threatening to reclaim the panama canal, to even suggesting that canada should become america's 51st state — president trump's vision seems to stretch beyond his "america first" agenda, with critics

led by david humphreys, wearing devil's horns and chanting the glorious time has come to pass. when david shall conduct and --. less nastily, but in its own way, no less significant of ambivalence toward what some feared were washington's monarchical pretensions, a member of congress reported that a prominent quaker who had lent assistance to the patriotic struggle when told that washington was approaching his house, replied with quaker early disdain for ceremony that he was perfectly indifferent to the general commotion at the door and declined to rise from his dinner table as the president elect procession marched by. now i don't want to leave you in that kind of negative note there, and you'll you'll realize as i go on that i just i think washington's role in the course of the first congress is really quite fascinate. so i'm going to give you just one short snapshot here. this actually describes the day of his inauguration. shortly shortly afterward. but. it's a different note as the inauguration approached, visitors poured into the city, filling taverns, boarding houses and

greenland is not for sale, president trump says i'm helena humphrey, glad you could join me. this week, donald trump's latest proposal — that the us take control of gaza move its people elsewhere, and turn it into the "riviera of the middle east" — has sparked global criticism. but this isn't the first time the president has floated bold territorial ambitions since returning to the white house. from demanding that denmark sell greenland to the united states, to threatening to reclaim the panama canal, to even suggesting that canada should become america's 51st state — president trump's vision seems to stretch beyond his "america first" agenda, with critics tonight, in this special programme, we'll break it all down. we begin with the middle east. when he suggested that the us could "take over" gaza and resettle its palestinian population in the process. the us will take over the gaza strip and we do a job with strip and we will do a job with it as well. we will own it. at this press conference, president trump suggested that the displacement of palestinians would be permanent

hello, i'm helena humphrey. the us's role in foreign aid assistance, with prior moves already upendingumanitarian programs around the world. our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal, has more on both these developments. set up by president kennedy in 1961. but it's long been criticised, especially by republicans who claim it's mismanaged. of his campaign promise to save public money. when you look at usaid, that's a fraud, the whole thing is a fraud. very little being put to good use. and transactions, is either corrupt or ridiculous. the agency signs are being removed from its offices. of all us government spending. however, donald trump considers many of the projects out of line with his policy agenda. his press secretary listed some of them earlier this week. 10,000 for a transgender opera in colombia. 32,000 for a transgender comic book in peru. supporters of the agency argue that most of the $40 billion budget goes on food aid and health care, vital it said stop everything you are doing globally right now, stop it, no matter the human consequences. medicine, everybody else tol

hello, i'm helena humphrey. we begin with breaking news from thailand, returned home.y. the thai nationals were kidnapped during the hamas attack on israel on 7 october 2023. they had been working on farms in southern israel. they'd been in an israeli hospital for medical treatment following their release. who is in bangkok.

make-up artist debra humphreys worries about production moving out of state. >> a lot of those peoplehat are displaced also depend on working california. i would absolutely call this a major crisis for the state of california and also for hollywood. >> reporter: and a much-needed break for fire victims. california's insurance commissioner is urging companies to quickly pay out claims without requiring home inventories. jericka? >> elise preston for us tonight in los angeles. thank you. >>> well, tonight the big easy is buffing with excitement as you can imagine. more than 100,000 fans are in new orleans for the super bowl lix. 80,000 of them packing the stadium, and 120 million are expected to watch on tv. but part of the festivities at the game included a ceremony honoring those victims of the deadly new year's day terror attack in the city. cbs' kati weis is in new orleans with more on the security concerns that go even beyond the super bowl. kati, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. in addition to the thousands of fans you mentioned here in the superdome tonight are r

. >> keith humphreys is a professor of psychiatry at stanford university and a former white house senior drug policy adviser. >> about ten, 15 years ago, there was a lot of diplomacy, fairly quiet between the united states and china, which resulted in them scheduling, meaning controlling a certain set of chemicals that seems to have reduced overdose deaths around 2019. >> while he says tactics like tariffs can work the way president trump is going about it might not. >> the difference this time, though, is to do it in such a public and potentially humiliating way, and that can easily backfire. >> in the past, he says, these types of moves have been done quietly. >> china is a nuclear armed superpower and very concerned about their image in the world. so sometimes publicly demanding something from china and shaming china is less effective than talking to them quietly. >> now, this week, president trump announced he would be hitting pause on terrorists plan for mexico and canada, saying mexico has pledged to deploy thousands of members of its national guard to the border. and canada will n

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. >> keith humphreys is a professor of psychiatry at stanford university and a former white house senior drug policy adviser. >> about ten, 15 years ago, there was a lot of diplomacy, fairly quiet between the united states and china, which resulted in them scheduling, meaning controlling a certain set of chemicals that seems to have reduced overdose deaths around 2019. >> while he says tactics like tariffs can work the way president trump is going about it might not. >> the difference this time, though, is to do it in such a public and potentially humiliating way, and that can easily backfire. >> in the past, he says, these types of moves have been done quietly. >> china is a nuclear armed superpower and very concerned about their image in the world. so sometimes publicly demanding something from china and shaming china is less effective than talking to them quietly. >> now, this week, president trump announced he would be hitting pause on terrorists plan for mexico and canada, saying mexico has pledged to deploy thousands of members of its national guard to the border. and canada will n

also has columbus form of presidents appears in court to accuse of witness humphrey and bribery. the u. s. president donald trump has once again been commenting on the situation in garza. in the last few hours. he suggested counseling the ceasefire and thoughts today if all of the captives aren't released, that is that's israel's decision. but as far as i'm concerned, if all of the stages are returned by saturday at 12 o'clock, i think it's an appropriate time. i would say cancel it and all that. so rough and let hell break out. i'd say they ought to be returned by 12 o'clock on saturday and have them not to be checked. all of them. not in dribs and drabs, not 2 and one and 3 and 4 and do saturday at 12 o'clock. and after that i would say all hell is going to break out? well, those comments by the us president came off the hamas that it would delay the release until further notice, blaming israel for violating the times of the sci fi. how mazda is accused israel, or failing to on of the agreements by blocking much needed aid and shelter. from entering the strip, i'm continuing to

i'm i'm hella helena humphrey. hello there. particularly disruptive.ls of sunshine. a bit of sunshine for the southwest, as well. ten celsius in plymouth — pretty mild for the time of year. wales, parts of northern england again likely as our weather front approaches, we will see quite a brisk wind, as well, up to the northwest, and, as we head through saturday night, well, this rain band does work its way slowly eastwards — it turns wet for a time in northern ireland, the western side of scotland. a bit of patchy rain running ahead of that. but in the southeast corner, where we do see some clear with high pressure building in behind it. will be weakening all the while. like we will see a fair bit of sunshine, as well. some sunny skies developing in parts of northern scotland. now, we do it all again for the start of the new week, another front pushes in from the west — strongly across the uk. a bit of rain through monday and into tuesday, but a lot which is straight after this programme.

hello, i'm helena humphrey. we begin with breaking news from thailand, returned home. moments ago the five men received a warm after more than 500 days in captivity. the thai nationals were kidnapped during the hamas attack on israel on 7 october 2023. they had been working on farms in southern israel. they'd been in an israeli hospital for medical treatment following their release. who is in bangkok. jonathan, very good to have you with us. you are there at the airport where there is five thai hostages have just arrived. just described was the scenes, how their were reacting. scenes, how their were reacting-— scenes, how their were reacting. scenes, how their were reactinu. , , , reacting. yes, they 'ust came throu . h reacting. yes, they 'ust came through a h reacting. yes, they 'ust came through a few _ reacting. yes, theyjust came through a few minutes - reacting. yes, theyjust came through a few minutes ago, l reacting. yes, theyjust came i through a few minutes ago, just through a fewrminutes age, just through a fewrminutes age, just through this through a fewrmi

you've got cpi next week humphrey-hawkins. so i think as much as there's unknown around tariffs, you could make an argument that this week was relatively positive on tariffs. i'd say the trump administration is showing that they're kind of being very tactical and using certainly using tariffs as a stick from which to see what kind of follow through they can get. i think. there's concern about market leadership. i think there's concern about the fed. and that's what it felt like today. >> yeah, there's. >> so many different things going on. but i love a lot of the points that you make. obviously with the tariffs potentially. >> as a negotiating. >> tool, i think retailers. were really happy that it wasn't more than 10% on china, at least as of right now. maybe some relief there. courtney. but tim didn't mention the mention. the university of michigan. i hate to even say that because. >> you hate michigan. >> that's not nice. >> consumer sentiment survey. i mean, my. >> gosh, that was really. >> disappointing this morning. much

and the humphrey's executor decision in 1935, about 90 years ago. humphrey's executor decision has been mentioned in recent news stories. the supreme court seemed to say the president cannot exercise removal authority and could not control what we would call independent regulatory agencies, such as the federal trade commission, the securities and exchange commission. and president trump's specific action that has to do with the equal opportunity employment commission. the eo ec. this is a thin layer of people in charge of operating these agencies where it has been designed in by congress that they should have fixed terms and can only be removed for cause. at the same time, everyone agreed on the basis of the myers decision that the president should have removal authority over cabinet level agencies and there has been no question about that. there is an uneasy compromise or line drawn between, for example, cabinet level agencies and these independent regulatory commissions. starting in the 1980's, people associated with the reagan administration and

and the humphrey's executor decision in 1935, about 90 years ago. humphrey's executor decision has been mentioned in recent news stories. the supreme court seemed to say the president cannot exercise removal authority and could not control what we would call independent regulatory agencies, such as the federal trade commission, the securities and exchange commission. and president trump's specific action that has to do with the equal opportunity employment commission. the eo ec. this is a thin layer of people in charge of operating these agencies where it has been designed in by congress that they should have fixed terms and can only be removed for cause. at the same time, everyone agreed on the basis of the myers decision that the president should have removal authority over cabinet level agencies and there has been no question about that. there is an uneasy compromise or line drawn between, for example, cabinet level agencies and these independent regulatory commissions. starting in the 1980's, people associated with the reagan administration and

the united states supreme court supporting the existence of independent agencies goes back to the humphreys ex-he can could you -- executor's case. this has been precedent in which literally dozens of cases involving independent agencies have come before the court, and it has never said that it's hard to square the independence of agencies congress has deemed to be independent with the constitution. this is an eccentric and lawless legal view and they intend to impose it, notwithstanding the law. there are -- number one, he said, is going after this whole notion of independence. there are no independent agencies, he says. the sec, the fcc, the cfpb -- none of that is something that the constitution understands. oh, yeah -- except for those 90 years of supreme court precedent interpreting the constitution to understand exactly that. in addition to the billionaire stoogery that he's been involved in for decades, in addition to his penchant for lawlessness where there is clear supreme court precedent, he's just a little bit strange. here's what he has said about the men and women who work in t

what has the court during given to the president but the myers decision in the 20s of all things humphreys decision in 1935, 90 yourself. the recent news stories the removal authority and independent regulatory agencies such as federal trade commission, securities exchange commission and president trump specific action and this is a thin layer operating in charge of these agencies designed by congress that they should have terms and can only be removed for cause the president should have authority over cabinet level agency's and no question about that. an uneasy compromise and agencies. the serious questions about the sign embracing the executive model announced in the myers decision. entire executive branch. that would be big news. it is about control and president trump nearly wants to control in the direct sense, the entire executive branch of government. and do not want to ignore those. executive power and why it's grown so much since then the presidential power and doesn't give a lot of detail about the structure of the executive branch. missus the source, it is a famous in the consti