-- mikey said simplv- i — expensive to the taxpayer? -- mikey said simply.on't think it is. - expensive to the taxpayer? -- mikey said simply. i don't think it is. i- said simply. i don't think it is. i think the digital technology and ai there will be ways in which we can transcribe transcripts much more effectively than we currently do. i was speaking to partners in australia and they are able to do that at the moment, transcribe all hearings very quickly and at no extra cost. i think the government is very slow in trying to find solutions here. for over a decade we have been calling on government to make justice far have been calling on government to makejustice far more have been calling on government to make justice far more open and calling forfree make justice far more open and calling for free sentencing remarks and judges' summing calling for free sentencing remarks andjudges' summing up calling for free sentencing remarks and judges' summing up remarks for victims and families bereaved by homicide. the court minister has acknowledged this is an ess

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mikey lewis, at international level. mikey lewis, a man of the match performance from him.g, time going over himself. 12—12 at the break. a superb half in international rugby from the man he may not have been involved at all had it not been for the suspension of george williams. the same could be said for the catalan winger coming in full dom young. johnson put england ahead in the second half, a great looping pass out. in it went to the corner, 16—12. johnson was making the most of his opportunity. he was on the losing side in the grand final. we can to remember here. his running was unopposed for the second try of the afternoon for him. a late tongan try brought them to within 4:22.18. that was the way it finished. this a brought them to within 4:22.18. that was the way it finished.— was the way it finished. as a team we did a really _ was the way it finished. as a team we did a really good _ was the way it finished. as a team we did a really good thing - was the way it finished. as a team we did a really good thing for- was the way it finished. as a team l we did a reall

tom johnston scored twice in the second half following first—half scores from toby king and mikey lewisr england, took the lead and added a late score for a close finish. but england held on to take the victory and the series continues in huddersfield on october 28th. that's it from everybody on the team here. you can get all of the latest sports news from the bbc sport app or website. but for now, from all of us, goodbye. hello. we've got a window of slightly drier, quieterweather at the moment as storm babet has cleared away. but there are still plenty of flood warnings in force, particularly through central parts of england. now, monday will see quite a chilly morning, even some icy stretches, but a largely dry day for many of us once again. now for the rest of the overnight period, the early hours of monday morning, we have got some rain sitting out to the west here. but for most of us, clear skies, some mist and some fog patches and temperatures even in our towns and cities close to freezing in the north. could be a bit colder than that in the countryside. so certainly a little bit

israel is here, mikey for by the support of the europe, by support of the united states.ead against soldier, illegally, this is. when jews were segregated in the ghettos, no one would imagine that decades later they would do the same exact thing to another part of the world by putting up tall walls to segregate palestinians. no one could also imagine that palestinians would be the ones paying the price for crimes that the nazi germans. in the west committed against the jews, they blurred the lines and pass zinous off his jews to push forward their insidious agenda. this documentary shows a clear picture of what's going on behind the ghetto walls. the headlines day 21 of these war on gaza, at least 40 people are killed in the latest terrorial attacks by the origin. the united nations warns that many more people will die in gaza because israel's total block. and also in our headlines, four palestinians are killed in the israeli rais in the occupied west bank where anger mounts over the gaza one.

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. >>> if you're searching for something to do this weekend, our mikey inouye has a new ideas in this weekend's "calendar." >> good morning. in san francisco today hosting a gala trying to stop by this concert first. part of aloha by the bay, at peace plaza. those in the know, maui, and others, emcee patrick mandesa on the slat key guitar. may play too. pretty sure. and share with ohana in maui. even though tropical weather this week it's fall. talking pumpkins. right? pumpkin patch, pumpkin chucking and not just a pumpkin train, the whole museum in solano county in conjunction with the farm also hay tractor rides, petting zoo, a scarecrow contest make or dress like a scarecrow. either way. it's fall. celebration of light. today in the south bay, south asian cultural of sunnyvale holds a festival at the sunnyvale community center 10:00 to 4:00. face painting, the lamps, indian music, dance, work and craft work. enjoy the fun work and i'll track the road work and update you monday right here on "today in the bay." >> thanks, mike. >>> 7:18 now. time to check in with cinthia pimentel fo

also reached out to the state gop for its response, and the group connected us to a settlement tom mikey, a former chp sergeant, who says putting the focus on gun control misses the root of the problem. >> the instrumentality is not the problem. maybe it is a contributor, but i would say the biggest problem is the mental health. we need to have more proactive measures when people are having these degrees of difficulty, that we protect them and ourselves. >> is telling him lackey also says this tragedy showcases the importance of being engaged to help those around us who are suffering from mental health issues. the cbs evening news will have more on this developing story after our newscast. sherita duncan is reporting from lewiston. >> reporter: good evening, julie appeared coming up on the cbs evening news, after the evening edition, urgent manhunt, police across new england are looking for the alleged gunman in the main mass shooting for the 41-year-old u.s. army reservist is said to be armed and dangerous. we have the latest details from main tonight, on the cbs evening news. >>> i wan

mikey lewis, a man of the match performance from him.g and diving, time going over himself. 12—12 at the break. a superb firt half of international rugby from the man who may not have been involved at all had it not been for the suspension of george williams. the same could be said for the catalan winger coming in for dom young. johnson put england ahead in the second half, a great looping pass out. in he went at the corner, 16—12. johnson was making the most of his opportunity. last weekend, he was on the losing side in the grand final. a weekend to remember here. his running was unopposed for the second try of the afternoon for him. a late tongan try brought them to within 4 points — 22—18. that was the way it finished. as a team we did a really good thing for short periods. we can do a lot better than that, i'm sure. i know what my players are capable of. i do not say that flippantly. i know they will improve. a win for england but this was far from comfortable, far from convincing. both sides will improve with more time to gel over t

johnstone scored twice in the second half following first—half scores from toby king and debutant mikeygh starford toa and tyson frizell, tolu—tau koula added a late score for a close finish but england held on to take the victory. the series continues in huddersfield on 28th october. the us grand prix is under way in austin. you can follow all the news on the bbc sport website and app. and that's all the sport for now. main story developments in the middle east. the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, has visited jerusalem, showing solidarity with anglicans in the city. the anglican diocese ofjerusalem manages al ahli hospital in gaza — where hundreds of people are thought to have died in an explosion on tuesday. archbishop welby knows the hospital well, having opened one of its wings. he's been talking to the bbc�*s clive myrie. it's just an oasis in the middle of eastjerusalem... we meet in the garden of st george's cathedral, an outpost of the anglican church here in the holy land. i come out here early in the morning to pray. there's been much to reflect on, following the blood

my colleague mikey earn is up next, spend about 30 minutes time with much more news by the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome to worlds. a part for here's the is really posting and conflicts tend to be the most irreconcilable discord in international relations. but now this green title is being claimed by that when you're printing, which unlike the mid.

£40,000 a year and he asked these doctors, why do you think you deserve to earn up to £100,000 chris mikey response. in terms of people driving past, the beeping, that is people signalling their support, but others, there are people also enter the patients who come here today who said they had cancellations in terms of appointments, or they have had for one patient told me they had to phone up and then come the night collect their results stop so there is some frustration from patients, i think, worrying numbers of patients getting frustrated.— getting frustrated. thank you, louisa pilbeam, _ getting frustrated. thank you, louisa pilbeam, reporting - getting frustrated. thank you, | louisa pilbeam, reporting from getting frustrated. thank you, i louisa pilbeam, reporting from a picket line outside university couege picket line outside university college hospital in central london. in recent months, we've often reported on sewage in england's rivers and seas, and how to pay for improvements — now water companies in england are outlining plans to nearly double spending on infrastructure by 2

this is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu was down to defeat thomas, who says they'll be mikey vengeance for the group actions. that kid by mouth houma, we will mobilize all our resources and capabilities to respond to how much we will take revenge for all the young people who lost their lives. we will target all of how much disposition we will turn gaza into a deserted island according to the citizens of gauze. i say you must leave now, so we will target each and every corner of the strip a little bit. now for hook timely, at least a 100 people have been killed when 2 f quake struck less than half down to stop the majority of $6.00 quakes devastated villages in herat province. so those were the headlines. the news continues and on out as they are often upfront spectrum. thanks so much and bye for now. own our kia celebrates national dates, as it was 100 you said foundation. rigorous debate, unflinching questions upfront help through the headline to challenge conventional wisdom. poland is right, prime minister schedule is a controversial referendum alongside parliamentary elec

. >>> let's turn now to mikey inouye with help navigating that closure. >> reporter: folks once againute northbound disrupted by a closure between whipple and britain. hits you up between redwood city and san carlos. replacing that bridge. ultimate can ea easily be el camino. easiest drive 28 a north up past the san mateo bridge. crossing that from the south bay use the dumbarton bridge in the south bay. more company. 237 farther south keeps you well clear but takes you into congestion through mill ppitas scheduled to reopen it monday at 5:00 a.m. >>> to sports. stanford cardinals football game against the university of colorado boulder. things weren't look going first half. early on buffaloes, coached by former 49ers deion sanders, raced out to a 29-0 lead by halftime but the cardinals did not give up. crawling back to tie the game on that field goal with five seconds to go in the game amp colorado turned the ball over, o.t., the stanford kicker winners the game with that 31-yard field goal. stanford wins 46-43. the biggest comeback in the school's history. >>> "saturday night live"

let's unpack this with mikey kay, former raf pilot and military strategist. all what we are talking about, what sort of equipment would this be used for? so about, what sort of equipment would this be used for?— this be used for? so it's a “oint direct attack i this be used for? so it's a “oint direct attack munition. h this be used for? so it's a “oint direct attack munition. it h this be used for? so it's a joint direct attack munition. it is - this be used for? so it's a joint direct attack munition. it is a l this be used for? so it's a joint. direct attack munition. it is a kit that can be strapped onto what is called a freefall bomb and the size of the warhead that we are talking about can go from £250,1000 of the warhead that we are talking about can go from £250, 1000 lb 2000 liber, what it does is it takes a munition —— 2002 and it converts it by putting a tail on the back of which is called a gps or initial nab system on the back. he plug in court next to that potential target and what it will do is it is dropped from an aircraft and it will hit tha

. >>> but today, if you are looking for something to do, mikey has a few ideas in this weekend's calendar. >> good morning, kira. i'm so excited because today i'm inviting folks out to my hometown of mountain view to celebrate the 40th anniversary, remembering the area's transformation. what was once a wrecking yard to a landfill and hog farm to an environmental jewel with options like golfing, biking, sailing. we'll have live concerts, food, games, and antique vehicles. come over, say hi. would love to see you. did you know the berkeley bird festival for our fine feathered friends is coming up. some community bird talks, a program called winged wonderment, bird pics, bird poems, bird songs, berkeleybirdfest.org. and then the day of the horse. this celebrates the equestrian heritage of woodside. this three-day event wraps up with today's family fun horse fair, with pony rides and other exhibits and activities and cool fact, one of the groups helping with the day of the horse is the woodside area horse owners association. the acronym is whoa. >> yeah. >> bad joke. >> time to check in with

. >> joining us now is mikey cheryl of mj mj, member of the services committee.t to start, it's over the weekend. the house has not been in session. what's your understanding in terms of your conversations with colleagues on capitol hill or the administration about where things stand right now. >> thanks so much for having me. as i spent last night with hundreds of members of the jewish community here in new jersey, many with very close ties to family and friends in israel, many who have lost a loved one in the attacks, i can also tell you that the attorney general of new jersey is very aware of the situation, has put out extra support for our synagogues, our mosque, our places of worship. however, he did say last night that there were no credible threats right now, but we are continuing to monitor the situation to make sure that people who are very concerned about it here are kept safe. and then, moving forward, we are getting back into session tomorrow, i wish it was today, but we have to get a new speaker so we can continue to provide israel with all the resou

i love, there's an actress named joy bryant, also a bronx girl and she's incredibly talented mikey likeall your agent. you write about a big revolution in your life. can you tell the people what happened. we do five or six years ago my parents sat me down and they had to tell me, because we were going to do skip gate's show "finding your roots." you were on. i know all about your family. my parents shared with me that my beloved dad is not my biological father. >> stephen: because they were going to find out. >> kerry: yes because we were going to do dna tests. they didn't want to do the show anymore and i was like "why? what's the big deal?" they told me i was conceived with the help of a sperm donor which i never knew. >> stephen: with ever going to -- >> kerry: they were going to take it to their graves. they were. they were going to take it to their graves. i think they thought they were protecting me. this was an act of love. when my parents did this, it was a long time ago. it was in the 1970s. there wasn't fancy bags. it was like the wild west. they had no idea who this guy was.

this book right here is recommended reading it is a book called flamer by mikey rado and it's recommended the things in the book, when you show them evil and corrupt to put perverted material before kids, they get angry and the snowflake adults do not want to hear it in the school board meeting, it is hypocrisy. pete: how do they defend the material or do they not really know and say it's diverse and gender affirming so it's gotta be there? >> it is an agenda and were dealing for the battle for the american line. you know as well as i know this is an intentional plan were an atheist marxist are pushing an agenda to corrupt the minds of our kids. i call it mental rape, some people call indoctrination or grooming. i call it mental rape because it assaults the soul and it robs children other innocent. we need to get all of the homosexual sex and heterosexual sex out of our standards and policies and from our libraries, what are we doing how is sexual acts going to support american students in becoming rather trained and developed on the act scores and/or sct's test scores. how is awkward to

. >> that is mikey day as congressman jim jordan on last night's new episode of "saturday night live.ty as host and musical guest with mick jagger, yes, mick jagger, making a surprise appearance. >>> 23 years ago this month the 21-year-old budding star named kate hudson hosted "snl" on the heels of her breakout performance in the movie "almost famous." she won a golden globe award and was nominated for an oscar for that memorable role as penny lane. the daughter of goldie hawn, hudson has made her own name as an a-list star in the two decades since. including the recent "knives out" movie "glass onion." kate and i got together last year for a "sunday sitdown." the last time i interviewed you we were on zoom and i was literally in my garage. >> and i was home this is so much fancier. ♪♪ i actually like connecting with people. i like being a part of the world. >> kate hudson stepped back into the world in style. >> look at this pool. i think i'll go for a swim. ♪♪ maybe i'll lay out for a bit. being back doing comedy, this is where i'm happiest. >> in "glass onion," the follow-up to the

. >>> if you're looking for something else to do this weekend, our mikey has a few ideas in this weekendendar. >> in the north bay, their inaugural halloween block party, trick or treating, pumpkin painting, spooky stories, food and drink. the halloween extravaganza is a fund-raiser, so grab your costume and scare up some fun. as we follow this first-ever halloween event, we move to a first since covid event for the next holiday here in oakland's fruitvale district. this year's theme, blooming resilience, to again rate the spirit of the fruitvale community. it acknowledges the dance between death's sorrows and the enduring beauty of life and rebirth. and finally, in brentwood, they want to celebrate with a mashup event, it's a free dog and family fund raising event for this rescue facility. a doggy costume contest and parade, and i'm sure they even go as far as to say you're observing their -- i'll be observing your weekday commute and that's tomorrow morning on "today in the bay." >> it is time now to check in with meteorologist rob mayeda who has a look at the forecast. it turned out t

johnstone scored twice in the second half following first—half scores from toby king and debutant mikeyson frizell tolu—tau koula added a late score for a close finish but england held on to take the victory. the series continues in huddersfield on 28th october. and that's all the sport for now. and spring trip to davidson developments that have just been prating, number of trucks carrying humanitarian aid of crossed into gaza from egypt and the second convoy in two days and we've also heard details of the phone call between president biden and benjamin netanyahu. president biden welcomed the first two convoys of humanitarian assistance and both leaders affirmed there will not be continued flow of critical assistants into gaza. but they say they will need much more than what is already been going through. stay with us on bbc news. and just that one storm, wakefield, june aa mm in the south of england also had a number of rainfall and because the sun is out, doesn't necessarily mean that the threat is over and you may want to check the environment agency website and in scotland to see wh

johnstone scored twice in the second half following first—half scores from toby king and debutant mikey koula added a late score for a close finish, but england held on to take the victory. the series continues in huddersfield on 28th october. and that's all the sport for now. the israeli military has expressed regret for the shelling of an egyptian position near the border with gaza by one of its tanks. it said the incident not far from the rafah crossing, was a mistake and would be investigated. it happened as checks were carried out on a second convoy of trucks waiting to take humanitarian aid from egypt to the gaza strip. the rafa crossing is on the egyptian border — and is the only route not bordering israel — which means it's currently the only potential way to deliver humanitarian aid into gaza. israel has been continuing to carry out aerial bombing of gaza. it's nowjust over two weeks since the hamas attacks inside israel, in which 1400 people were killed. the palestinian health ministry says about 4,700 gazans, mainly civilians, have been killed in the israeli air strikes. our

from getting full access to the world financial system kino some of you are going to ask about what mikeyd when they went around the world, my team went around the world telling banks did not lived station like terrorism or human rights, who did not sanctions destabilization, be careful. iran a kept them from getting what they thought we should get. a letter of agreement, gave them what we agreed the jc poa, nothing more. >> my time is almost up. i have to tell you this is something we need nothing about and we believe it was a direct contradiction of what you hear in this committee july 2015. i am deeply disappointed with that. this whole thing is about iran and open hands with irann under the table, it doesn't work for me and i'm deeply disappointed you didn't tell us about that misled us when we had that meeting. my time is up, i yield, could you. >> senator fernandez. >> congratulations on yourn. nomination, it comes at a incredibly critical time. i want to go through a few things in the five minutes i have. do you agree to such a threat? >> yes, i do connect you agree the nuclear pro

. >> joining us now, democratic congresswoman mikey cheryl of new jersey.as we look at the people that the house republicans are putting forward, people like jim jordan, the founder of the freedom caucus, someone who even this morning has been an election denier, who hasn't passed a piece of legislation in 17 years, it does seem as though they're not taking this moment as seriously as they need to. it also seems as if the only path forward here is a bipartisan solution. >> we certainly know your position aligns with the president's position when we talk about ukraine or israel and the pushing back against tyrants and terrorists. there are also obviously a lot of your colleagues in the republican party like chairman mccaul that would agree with that position as well. i'm wondering have you had any conversations with your republican colleagues who want to see israel supported in this time of need against terrorists and want to see the ukrainians supported in this critical time in pushing back russian tyranny? >> i have. i think we've seen strong support also