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thank you for your headline thoughts and joining us here on bbc l thoughts and joining us here on bbch for your time. we head to the top of the hour and will have more in our latest headline stories and the latest from manchester, and the latest from washington. now, time for the weather. more rain moving along the southern counties. still some sunshine. the best of that of the use of higher ground including across north—east scotland. we will see some show is this afternoon pushing in from the west. also, further pulses of rain making their way towards the southern coastal counties, perhaps spreading up in east anglia through the afternoon. still some breaks in the cloud, the best of those possibly later on through the day across the midlands and in parts of lincolnshire. the temperatures will react to that sunshine, 23 celsius, perhaps here. 0vernight tonight, some changes. we begin to get cool air feeding through from the north—west. the showers will fade away. the skies were clear. it is a cool feeling start to the day tomorrow. much less humid. some temperatures going back into h

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a couple of l thoughts with the same theme, caught off-guard. good politics to make this a dividing line on the election or a weakness that perhaps they will only be a few numbers on flights by the autumn and similarly in terms of strategy, good politics otherwise to make it about him are not even mention his predecessors liz truss and the wrecking ball of that underlying of borisjohnson. is it good politics those approaches and strategies or signs of weakness? it would be very strange of rishi sunak went into _ would be very strange of rishi sunak went into a _ would be very strange of rishi sunak went into a general election talking about— went into a general election talking about the _ went into a general election talking about the mini budget and how much borisjohnson light. that about the mini budget and how much boris johnson light. that as about the mini budget and how much borisjohnson light. that as labour plasma _ borisjohnson light. that as labour plasma joh — borisjohnson light. that as labour plasmajob. he has borisjohnson light. th

thought of my - me. what went through your head? lught of my father's passing and how it was not so much about oj, the foremost expressed condolences to the children. losing someone is never easy but i give more of my feelings to the goldman family, they lost their son. the sister and the brown family. nicole was a beacon of light, she was bright and i do not think people should everforget her. you bright and i do not think people should ever forget her. you were friends when _ should ever forget her. you were friends when you _ should ever forget her. you were friends when you were _ should ever forget her. you were friends when you were living - should ever forget her. you were i friends when you were living there, thatis friends when you were living there, that is how you came to be living there. i that is how you came to be living there. ., , , there. i was her friend first, i lived in a _ there. i was her friend first, i lived in a guesthouse - there. i was her friend first, i lived in a guesthouse at - there. i was her friend fi

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thank you for your l thoughts on the subject.and he gave us this analysis. spoke to ben laud and he gave us this analysis-— this analysis. tonight's announcement - this analysis. tonight's announcement has - this analysis. tonight's. announcement has been this analysis. tonight's _ announcement has been incredibly brave, filled with stoicism but it's undoubtedly a reaction to the intense speculation that has become a blazing inferno across social media and strands ofjournalistic media and strands ofjournalistic media over the past few days. and i think it's quite unprecedented but, nevertheless, intimate, personal, carefully crafted, the typical way in which the princess of wales speaks, that common touch that will resonate across the world. [30 speaks, that common touch that will resonate across the world.— resonate across the world. do you think the royal _ resonate across the world. do you think the royal family _ resonate across the world. do you think the royal family have - resonate across the world. do you think the royal

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what is interesting about that is l thoughts on that?it would be interesting —— it would be interesting —— it would be interesting —— it would be easy to assume that the motivation for every man in this case would be the same but in my experience and according to the research into sexual offending, everybody�*s motivation is different, so seemingly similar act can be motivated by different things whether that is sexual deviance, powerand whether that is sexual deviance, power and control — it will vary from person to person so in terms of risk reduction in the future because largely if imprisoned and found guilty, these men will be released eventually, it will be important for people to understand their motivations to help reduce the risk of them reoffending in the future. find reoffending in the future. and 'ust reoffending in the future. and just briefly. — reoffending in the future. and just briefly, gisele _ reoffending in the future. and just briefly, gisele pelicot herself, she says i am an ordinary woman, i don't want to become an

a final l thought about sanctions, you'll be able to find platforms up to 10% of their worldwide revenueets are, their ability to endlessly appeal, is that a realistic sanction?- endlessly appeal, is that a realistic sanction? within 10% of revenues is _ realistic sanction? within 1096 of revenues is a — realistic sanction? within 1096 of revenues is a very _ realistic sanction? within 1096 of revenues is a very important - revenues is a very important sanction. there is a global revenue, notjust revenue in the uk. 0f notjust revenue in the uk. of course we're optimistic and encourage firms to come into compliance with these rules voluntarily for that we have a lot of engagement with the industry. we believe that companies do want to take the steps they need to take to keep users safe for that they should be under no illusion, we've got the powers in our pockets and we won't be afraid to use them if we need to. thank you forjoining us on today's programme. the post office inquiry has been told a "malignant culture" destroyed the lives of the victims of the horizon it scandal, rather than

something i never really thought would l never really thought would happen.'s matches when i was about 16 years old, so i've grown up kind of idolizing these players and now that we as women get to coming up, play next to the men, just as we deserve to do so, i think it is very cool. deserve to do so, i think it is very cool-— very cool. for years, squash was trying — very cool. for years, squash was trying to _ very cool. for years, squash was trying to get _ very cool. for years, squash was trying to get into - very cool. for years, squash was trying to get into the i was trying to get into the limbic skimmerfor years it limbic skimmer for years it was, limbic skimmerfor years it was, no, no, no. what does that mean for the sport? it’s mean for the sport? it's incredible. _ mean for the sport? it's incredible. it _ mean for the sport? it's incredible. it makes - mean for the sport? it�*s incredible. it makes me a bit nervous because it's been a goal of mine since i was younger when i was in a different sport and i always thought that was the road for me, bu

just a final thought coming back to l thought coming back to something you started by saying, how muchdemocratic one and how much about national pride is there a flexing of that from president xi? in china that from president xi? t�*t china cultural population dynamics is as much of a demographic or issue as it is a political issue because it is something that is viscerally emotional and deeply fraught about who is chinese and who can be chinese, and what a chinese populace looks like. thank you so much for taking time to speak to ours, it's a really fascinating story that we are learning more details on so thank you very much for being with us here on bbc news. just a quick pointer before we leave viewers watching from around the world, we will have more on the programme in the next few minutes, starting in about ten minutes' time, an expedition, the latest from that fire in kenya where the latest from the middle east as well after the death of an american in the occupied west bank and we will talk more about that 1a—year—old who has beenin about that 1a—year—old who has been in court

first and foremost, our thoughts are with the king and l a listen.ost, our l thoughts are with the king and his family and incredibly sad news and i'm very sorry for the king and his family. i'm very sorry for the king and his famil . g , . ., family. just reflecting and listening _ family. just reflecting and listening to _ family. just reflecting and listening to that, - family. just reflecting and listening to that, the - family. just reflecting and listening to that, the king family. just reflecting and - listening to that, the king was in the company of president biden just lastjuly. the company of president biden 'ust last jul . ., , , last july. that is right in these a - ear last july. that is right in these appear to _ last july. that is right in these appear to get _ last july. that is right in these appear to get on _ last july. that is right in these appear to get on very - last july. that is right in these appear to get on very well- last july. that is right in these i appear to get on very well and last july. that is right in these i ap

thoughts? i think the market really voted for, l your thoughts?orate voted for a candidate that wasn't business as usual, and that's what they're getting — and that's what they are getting in the trump pics as well, as you mentioned the commerce secretary a few minutes ago. so i think going forward, we can expect volatility in markets as more things come to light and more things come to light and more actions come to light that won't be business as usual, then the market has to quickly digest that and figure out what it means for equity markets. and just in terms of the treasury secretary, that's the key role we have yet to find out about, that will move markets when the news breaks? i think so, and markets have been very clever up till now. what they've been doing is signalling to trump their disapproval or approval on various rumours, and i think that's giving him cues to some degree as to how to keep the market happy, which i think he does want to do.— market happy, which i think he does want to do. michael, thank ou ve does want to do. michael

peter altmeier, good to get your thoughts. l good to get your thoughts. thanks forjoining us.r starmer has paid tribute to his brother nick, who has died aged 60. sir keir described his younger brother as a "wonderful man". a spokesman said he died peacefully on boxing day after a fight against cancer. the prime minister had been going on holiday with his family on friday, but it is understood he will now stay at home. one of the last functioning hospitals in northern gaza has been forcibly evacuated by the israeli military. the kamal adwan hospital has been under siege by the idf for weeks. staff say air strikes overnight that targeted the area killed 50 people. the head of the nursing department at the hospital told the bbc the army had given them a 15—minute warning to evacuate patients and staff into the courtyard. the israeli army subsequently entered the hospital and has been removing the patients that remained. israel has not commented on the evacuation. let's speak to dr mimi syed in deir al balah. she is an emergency physician from the united states on her second medi

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lucy, great to get your l thoughts. thank you for coming on tonight. connection with matthew perry's death, the actor has pleaded guilty after reaching a deal with prosecutors. a doctorfrom san diego formally admitted to conspiring to distribute the drug ketamine and the 54—year—old is the third person to accept charges following the death of the friends * who died last october from the effects of ketamine. he was aged 511. we will be right back after this. hello. well, northern parts of the uk have had plenty of sunshine today, but yet again across england, it's been a cloudy picture with frequent showers. really, the weather has left a lot to be desired, certainly after that wet september. here's the good news if you want some drier and brighter weather — thursday, friday and to an extent into saturday, the weather is looking a little bit better. gap in the clouds at the moment with high pressure building across the uk, and in fact, as we go through the course of this evening, skies will tend to clear across the bulk of the country. the winds are goi

to define a brief thought then because i suppose l thought then because i suppose another risk is tong different things. what do you think are the principal risks that have to be addressed by all those governments and pretty quickly? i think of as a whole host of extreme risks that have been highlighted. bio—terrorism is one that has been highlighted by certain figures. the combination of ai with novel drug developing technologies that could possibly, ai being used to create bio weapons. it is the kind of thing that can sound like science fiction but is very much doable, very much achievable with the technology and combination technologies as they stand today. combination technologies as they stand today-— combination technologies as they stand toda . ., ., ., stand today. nick, we have to leave it there. thanks _ stand today. nick, we have to leave it there. thanks so _ stand today. nick, we have to leave it there. thanks so much _ stand today. nick, we have to leave it there. thanks so much for - stand today. nick, we have to leave it there. thanks so much forjoining| it there. tha

presumably they will have l thought long and hard about what kind of defence they will put forward. ,orward. they will and we know it was cheaper _ forward. they will and we know it was cheaper senior _ forward. they will and we know it was cheaper senior executives i forward. they will and we know it was cheaper senior executives in | forward. they will and we know it. was cheaper senior executives in the post office are blaming lawyers saying they were advised to do things and followed legal advice and we will see what the lawyers have to say about that and what the documents and the facts on the ground she was. we saw lots of interesting licks of tapes last week suggested senior executives and lawyers knew more than perhaps they let on to date so it will be a very interesting few weeks. you let on to date so it will be a very interesting few weeks.— let on to date so it will be a very interesting few weeks. you have been writin: interesting few weeks. you have been writing about — interesting few weeks. you have been writing about her _ interesting few weeks. you have been writing

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l. the thought behind that makes it so much more on this and then i'm sure will lead to repercussions domestically where and you the re, utah for quote unquote. and then use of the people was you. let's take a look at some of the stories making news around the world of us. federal agents have rated homes and los angeles belonging to the rapids shown duty caused the operation as part of a sex trafficking investigation biopharma tease in new york. the building at hip hop mobile is also facing several low suits of alleged sexual abuse. this is are all set as it will stop working with the un agency for palestinian refugees also known as unreal in the gaza strip. the government's accuses the agency of perpetuating the conflicts on row was for the size of the is around the q. some of it stopped for being involved in the home of october 7th, tara tax, and the goal is a position candidate the bus to do jeremiah fi has won the 1st round of presidential elections with our t se official results will be announced in the next few days now this good news and bad news for former us president donald trump and his

i think it's a very different business model. l thoughts?ry - different business model. both google and microsoft are in the cloud business, so they are in the large language model business, and they are monetising from services like co—pilots and duet. for apple, everything is free because they monetise from the hardware. so it's hard to make a comparison. there is no question that being more personal will drive more engagement from a user perspective. engagement from a user perspective-_ engagement from a user perspective. 0k. well, it's aood perspective. 0k. well, it's good to — perspective. 0k. well, it's good to get _ perspective. 0k. well, it's good to get your _ perspective. 0k. well, it's good to get your take. - perspective. 0k. well, it's i good to get your take. thank you for your time. well lets stay on the theme of ai — the ceo of morgan stanley, ted pick, has said the use of ai could companies financial advisers between 10 and 15 hours a week. he told a conference "it's potentially really game—changing". lets explore this with

but let's bring those two l thoughts together because in terms of public support for this, where areagain the lack of weapons from the west, the lack of air cover, the likely russian paysh in may and june. families, ordinary families will be alarmed to be sending their 25—year—olds to war, won't they? sending their 25-year-olds to war, won't they?— sending their 25-year-olds to war, won't they? they will, for sure and definitely that _ won't they? they will, for sure and definitely that is _ won't they? they will, for sure and definitely that is a _ won't they? they will, for sure and definitely that is a hot _ won't they? they will, for sure and definitely that is a hot topic. - definitely that is a hot topic. everybody will —— who will want to fight voluntarily, they have done it. now we are speaking about people who do not want to fight. some of them understand they need to protect their country, some of them try to avoid this. my personal position is we need to have very clear and simple systems, where it is absolutely clear, for example 18 months of service, you know you will ha

l. the thought behind that makes it so much more on this and then on show will lead to rhetoric gosh, was domestically aware, and you the re utah for quote unquote. and then use of the people who will receive funds for that konstantin database of russia. unless konstantin i got it's on without you are up to date. well, well usually the top of the hour coming up next on dw documentary service looks at how climate change is contributing to contributing to any quality around the average. the innovation green, the green revolution global. so listen to a whole lot of crime. it's probably up to speed if the carrier is subscribe to the subscribe to plan. it's a the beneath the scorching sun to pass.

it is tough to know because l thought, a bit late?he — way again probably contributes to the fact that there is perhaps a bit of a de—escalatory signal here. israel. _ de—escalatory signal here. israel, giving a bit of time to consult, _ israel, giving a bit of time to consult, maybe to telegraph some — consult, maybe to telegraph some signals as well, maybe we'll— some signals as well, maybe well tell— some signals as well, maybe we'll tell the iranians that israel— we'll tell the iranians that israel is _ we'll tell the iranians that israel is not interested in expanding the conflict or escalating. expanding the conflict or escalating-— expanding the conflict or escalating. expanding the conflict or escalatinr. ~., ~' ., escalating. mark kimmitt and michael singh, _ escalating. mark kimmitt and michael singh, stay _ escalating. mark kimmitt and michael singh, stay where . escalating. mark kimmitt and | michael singh, stay where you are. i want to bring our viewers who arejoining are. i want to bring our viewers who are joining us up

got one last l thought, finland prospered after world war ii as a neutral nation, a nonaligned nationr a long time tojoin nato. the ukrainians are very understandable reasons, many of them absolutely want to join nato as soon as possible, but could it be that the only practical, pragmatic outcome, at least in the foreseeable future, will be ukraine not in nato? , ., ., , , ., nato? the short answer is no, the lona nato? the short answer is no, the long answer _ nato? the short answer is no, the long answer is _ nato? the short answer is no, the long answer is absolutelyl the long answer is absolutely no. i think what needs to happen is that ukraine needs to number onejoin the happen is that ukraine needs to number one join the european union, numbertojoin nato. union, number to join nato. there union, numbertojoin nato. there is no finish pathway. you have to remember for countries like us in countries like ukraine, foreign policy is existential. when you are living next to an aggressive neighbour whose whole raison d'etre is basically acquiring territory, you need to get all the secu

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ijust wanted to get your thoughts, we have about| go-ahead. i just wanted to get l 45 seconds left, i wanted to in practical terms, what are you asking for in terms of reparations?- asking for in terms of reparations? asking for in terms of re arations? ~ , ., reparations? we believe an a olo: reparations? we believe an apology is _ reparations? we believe an apology is the _ reparations? we believe an apology is the first - reparations? we believe an apology is the first step - reparations? we believe anj apology is the first step but we're also looking at areas of debt relief. we are forever in debt. assistance in regards to health care, education, the return, for instance, of artefacts and other precious material from african countries and caribbean countries. so we are looking for the economic package basically, a developmental package that will assist us here in the caribbean to move from state of underdevelopment to develop status. reparations is notjust about hard cash, it is extremely important to note that. we are looking at the developmental status of heal

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hold that thought, ok, i want to say goodbye l thought, ok, i want to say goodbye to our listeners onup hello again. as we go through the next few days, in fact for the rest of this week, low pressure is really in charge of our weather. we've got low pressure after low pressure system rattling in from the atlantic, into the southwest, and pushing north eastwards. each one bringing some rain, some heavy rain at that. and as we head into the weekend, you can see the squeeze on isobars. it's going to be windy, particularly so in saturday with some of us having some gales. so, with all that rain and the rainfall accumulation chart, you can see a lot of dark blues and also some of the lighter greens. so we're looking for some parts in excess of 50 millimetres, two inches of rain. what we have at the moment is a slow moving weather front across the north of the country, slowly pushing out of northern england, into southern and central scotland. rain easing across northern ireland, brightening up a touch behind before the next band of rain comes in from the southwest, with strengthening wind

a quick l thought on security, which of course has been tightened at the convention.talked to joe since you are x homeland security. i talked tojoe kennedy since you are x homeland security. i talked to joe kennedy today talking about his uncle. do you think security should be stepped up around all of these candidates? should rfk be getting secret service protection as well if he is running in this race? , ., ., , ., as well if he is running in this race? , ., ., , as well if he is running in this race? ., , . race? yes, all of them should be. we are in an extraordinarily _ race? yes, all of them should be. we are in an extraordinarily moment. - are in an extraordinarily moment. brian and mary marsh, marin marsh included in this have been sounding the alarm for the past couple of years that the levels of political intimidation and violence in our system are as high as ever and christian, you and i have talked many times, even on this programme, that the risk of political assassination in the united states are higher than they've ever been. and now we saw this weekend

i also want to get thoughts on i south korea instead. i also l get thoughts on your news on the singapore airlines turbulence incident in the conversation that the airline has announced, it's in such a big amount, do you see that as unusual? it big amount, do you see that as unusual? , . , ., unusual? it is an unusual circumstance _ unusual? it is an unusual circumstance and - unusual? it is an unusual circumstance and i - unusual? it is an unusual circumstance and i guess unusual? it is an unusual. circumstance and i guess to give singapore airlines their credit, they have been very proactive in putting out very generous compensation they are. it is one of those things where if you are in a major incident where there is composition that is there. but what we are seeing this with the larger airlines, they will top the st martin's of that. and singapore airlines has done so previously, they have been quick to give payouts and above the limits. so it could be something we could see more of. we are hearing that turbulence is going to be more common

a couple of awards i l thought could go a number of ways.n happy with seeing. it has been an extra year. i think barbie is an extraordinary film which did not get much love, it is never a particular bafta—friendly film but it is great. and then we have the boy and three heroin is an incredible film but spider—man could have taken it in another year. spider-man could have taken it in another year-— another year. let's mention the elehant another year. let's mention the elephant in _ another year. let's mention the elephant in the _ another year. let's mention the elephant in the room, - another year. let's mention the elephant in the room, barbie i another year. let's mention the i elephant in the room, barbie was another year. let's mention the - elephant in the room, barbie was the biggest box office film last year and yet it walked away empty—handed. why? i and yet it walked away empty-handed. wh ? 4' and yet it walked away empty-handed. wh 2 ~ , , and yet it walked away empty-handed. wh ? 4' , , , ., , ., and yet it walked away empty-hand

which you get your thoughts, thank you for l your thoughts, thank you for coming in the programme.bc news presidential debate simulcast. the news coverage will start from 8pm east coast time on tuesday and 1am if you're in the uk, and the actual debate will start an hour later. just developments out of germany, germany has allowed —— has announced temporary control at all the land borders which it says is to reduce illegal migration. it comes after the far right if the party one a state election for the first time, andy interior minister has said she has informed the european commission that the new measures would be introduced in a week's time, germany shares borders with nine countries. still to come on the world today — and back home — the tabby from texas — who turned up around 2,000 miles away after going missing two and a half years ago. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. the uk covid—i9 inquiry has heard that more than 900 health care workers died during the pandemic after catching covid at work. the latest phase of the inquiry is now lo

sobering l thought, at or set there, or chief international correspondent. joining me is dr ramin parhamelations. thank you for being with us. you think it is inevitable that iran will mount some sort of attack on israel? . ~' , ., will mount some sort of attack on israel? ., ~ , ., ., ., ., israel? thank you, and good evening to ou and israel? thank you, and good evening to you and everyone, _ israel? thank you, and good evening to you and everyone, i _ israel? thank you, and good evening to you and everyone, i don't - israel? thank you, and good evening to you and everyone, i don't think i to you and everyone, i don't think there _ to you and everyone, i don't think there is_ to you and everyone, i don't think there is going _ to you and everyone, idon't think there is going to— to you and everyone, i don't think there is going to be _ to you and everyone, i don't think there is going to be a _ there is going to be a retaliation, at least _ there is going to be a retaliation, at least not — there is going to be a retaliation, at least not the _ there is going to be a retaliation, at le

thoughts. the thing that's l your thoughts.cking to the same plan, so there isn't much change. i sticking to the same plan, so there isn't much change.— isn't much change. i think one key taruet isn't much change. i think one key target that — isn't much change. i think one key target that they're _ isn't much change. i think one key target that they're both _ isn't much change. i think one keyj target that they're both religiously sticking to is this target that that has to be falling as a percentage of gdp. there are a number of very credible economists who say that is not necessarily the constraint that these parties have to stick to, especially if interest rates come down in the cost of borrowing comes down in the cost of borrowing comes down with it. so, i think in terms of the constraint, i think that's where they will really locked himself in with in a way that many argue is not necessary. one interesting thing that also came out of the ifs is they said any party could avoid about 30 billion, three, zero. if gdp was to g

thinking that might well have in just a final thought then l have in just a final thought then becausesolution or part of the solution thatis solution or part of the solution that is required?— solution or part of the solution that is required? alongside pro'ect peaasus that is required? alongside pro'ect pegasus which fl that is required? alongside pro'ect pegasus which is i that is required? alongside pro'ect pegasus which is funded �* that is required? alongside pro'ect pegasus which is funded by i that is required? alongside project pegasus which is funded by retail l pegasus which is funded by retail and retail sector working with the police and the government, there's retail action plan next september and we need to make sure that despite the change in government, we do not lose momentum in that area and we have seen some of these gangs disrupted by project pegasus and we have seen the labour manifesto of policing and we haven't heard much about it and we need to know what that commitment, what, we hope it means more policing on the streets, they'll be a good deterrent.- they'll b

thoughts. thank you very - november. very interesting to get l your thoughts.ed after a small boat carrying 16 migrants heading to the uk capsized, according to the authorities in northern france. the girl's parents and three siblings were taken to hospital in dunkirk. this is the third fatal incident in a channel crossing attempt so far this year. last year, nearly 30,000 people reached britain according reached britain, according to government figures. here in the uk, the chancellor says he wants to find a way to bring down the tax burden — but insists he'll do it in a way that's responsible. jeremy hunt will set out the government's tax and spending plans on wednesday, with growing calls within the conservative party to bring down taxes. labour said there was no measure that could be announced that would improve the conservatives' record in power. 0ur political correspondent harry farley reports. a big week for this man. jeremy hunt is facing calls for some for more money on defence and housing, others want tax cuts. the chancellor was giving little away as

very interesting to get your thoughts, ambassador. l get your thoughts, ambassador.inances. it had been hoped that better—than—expected growth figures would close the gap somewhat. but its not proved to be the case. borrowing — that's the difference between spending and tax income — hit £3.1 billion last month. that's the highest level of debt since the 1960s. and it will mean tough choices for the chancellor in her 0ctober budget. let's speak to our chief political correspondent, henry zeffman. have we heard from the chancellor on this? we have we heard from the chancellor on this? ~ ., ., ., ., this? we have not heard from the chancellor. _ this? we have not heard from the chancellor, we _ this? we have not heard from the chancellor, we have _ this? we have not heard from the chancellor, we have heard - this? we have not heard from the chancellor, we have heard from l this? we have not heard from the l chancellor, we have heard from her number two, chancellor, we have heard from her numbertwo, darryljones, chancellor, we have heard from her number two, darryljones,

well, yes, that seems to be what the thought process was l what the thought process was and what was have to document the successor will have two remain to be six —— remained to be seen because now there is a whole shakeup in the decision—making. there has been talk about ayatollah khamenei's son, i am sure there are other very close hardliners that work very close hardliners that work very closely with him that he will have to look at and make decisions and we will see those decisions and we will see those decisions coming out in the next several days. it is a little too early to speculate on that. i think because you are going to see a morning period that is going to happen before this. i would worry about if i were in the us and environment�*s position right now, i would worry about the ircg right now, i'd worry about whether or not they are going to make some decisions about their operations in iraq and syria, specifically, based on everybody�*s now viewing what is happening here and has their eyes on this particular tragedy and event. so i think people should be keeping their ey

thought. are you saying i many police here on site. just a l final thought.ying to clear to the best of your knowledge, that has been cleared more or less in its entirety orjust pockets of that and i suppose the unknown is whether there will be future protests in the coming hours and days? that encampment has been cleared of protesters, i walked around it about an hour ago, picking my way through the debris. that is all that is left, the remainder of destroyed tents and equipment that the protesters brought onto the sites of the encampment is cleared of demonstrators but there is a gathering of demonstrators still here on what was the outskirts of the encampment but that is rather different, people are still chanting and holding flags and things like that but quite different to the dog in encampment that had been here for a number of days. emma, thank you so much. with me now benjamin kersten, a graduate student injewish studies at ucla, and a member ofjewish voices for peace. i know you were there at the encampment earlier, i heard your descriptions, give me

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is he someone, just to develop that thought, that l that. ust to i develop that thought, that you have a hunch that the rest of the region and the world can work with, and you work for presidentjumped in the president jumped in the previous presidentjumped in the previous administration, what will his approach be this time round? —— president drop. —— trump. he said the same thing all the time, he will be transactional.- all the time, he will be transactional. ~ . ., , all the time, he will be transactional. ., ., , , transactional. what he means is that he does _ transactional. what he means is that he does not _ transactional. what he means is that he does not want _ transactional. what he means is that he does not want a - transactional. what he means is that he does not want a lot - transactional. what he means is that he does not want a lot of i that he does not want a lot of troops on the ground. he does not want to be on the hook for nation—building. however, we do want to see syria secured, because we have interest with our nato ally