in that case what the acu who set up a - what the acu who set up a finding that you're referring to,e applied most strongly to journalist like yourself. and in that social media guidance also has a section about others who are very high—profile within the bbc and their responsibility. if you read their responsibility. if you read the finding that the acu sent out they made that distinction and explain that. they made their judgment on that. the rules do apply a bit differently but we actually choose in the bbc to imply up impartiality across all genres. it obviously applies in different ways in different degrees and dromedary or comedy or those things. thank you so much. thank— or comedy or those things. thank you so much. thank you _ or comedy or those things. thank you so much. thank you for _ or comedy or those things. thank you so much. thank you for all _ or comedy or those things. thank you so much. thank you for all your - so much. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online, social m

if you read the finding that the acu sent out, they made that distinction and explained that.rules do apply a bit differently but we actually choose in the bbc to imply up impartiality across all genres. it obviously applies in different ways in different degrees and dromedary or comedy or those things. —— than, say, drama or comedy. thank you so much. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online, social media e—mail us. you can find us on twitter at newswatch bbc. you can call us and do have a look at our website for previous interviews. that is all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. bye— bye. hello there. friday brought heavy rain forsome, and in areas where we are desperate for it. the heaviest of the rain moving up through dorset across the midlands and, in fact, there was over an inch of rainfall in parts of oxfordshire throughout the day, so some pretty muddy fields starting to develop now. however, eastern england, lots of blu

you look at the enlisted tracked by bloomberg that covers this stock there is only one celebrating, acu among the buy s. the price target of 135, it feels pretty far away at this point. what will the market need to see from amazon does take the shares to the price target? >> yet to have 2 things, the retooled business stabilized. the cost on -- the cost supporting distribution, the cost above the demand. that probably happens early in the year we get a hold of that. number had -- numbers have come down for six quarters in a row in our model. the second is on aws. that is a cash cow business. under short-term duress, corporations need relief they feel economic tensions. they go back to amazon and say we need savings. ultimately the business was weaker than we thought, still growing the backlog over 5% year-over-year these are incredible -- 85%, year-over-year these are incredibly numbers. they are looking for short-term relief because of the economy. they will come back. this is a never one cloud provider. it is an incredible -- number one cloud provider. this is a incredible story. the

radiation levels in the district of columbia will increase to the point that one person for every 10,000 acuithin the next 10 years it sounds awfully obvious that we should evacuate washington, but count one death for every 10,000 people in a city of half a million - that's 56, you can save 50 people from cancer if you just go to any office building and convince the workers there to quit smoking , the police understand perfectly because the manipulation of society is a practice that is widely used moscow, in an interview with the publication report, professor of political science at the tulane university, christopher flat-weiss, said that the target audience of russia's statements is the international community, and he is the russian people noted that putin's biggest problem now is not the ukrainian army, but russian public opinion, that the main goal here is everyone who has sense, they are really facing an evil enemy who desperately has the support of nato and who must be destroyed by the fact that the okrimlov propagandists have been fueling the hatred of russians for almost a month ukrai

>> you know i'm not doing too bad and now that acu the last time we were together in february congratulations on your end of the late —- naacp nomination truly grateful for this opportunity. welcomeha back. >> you are doing a great job. but you have not tried any hot chicken and you are in nashville? >>ou and then even helen has delving into the barbecue. [laughter] >> welcome we are so excited and in nashville we are so happy to have you and vanderbilt to give us a brief bio who you are hip-hop scholar minister ordained minister and all of the above. welcome again we will get started. i went to this book and my routine as iha have 1 million post it notes i am that person who read it also get ready. >> you have to tell me what's in there. [laughter] i'm justt joking i read it. i wrote it. >> and i have 13 pages of notes. >> i hope my students are watching so they canhe see how you do it. >> if you have not had a chance to get the book but one of the things i love about this book entertaining race first of all 24 books and 28 years? do you ever sleep quick. >> it doesn't seem like it but i do

grassley acues the feds of sitting on evidence on his business dealings and wants to know what they'reface of what the president said in the past. >> how many times have you ever spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings? >> i have never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings. >> i never discussed with my son or brother or anyone else anything having to do with their business, period. >> do you think it was wrong of him to take that position? >> no. >> knowing it was really because the company wanted access to you? >> well, that's not true. you're saying things you do know know what you're talking about. no one said that. >> we have picture and audio evidence of a voice mail from the vice president, and the cfc deal, chinese entity, the deal was worked out when he was vice president, compensation came in later, raising a ton of questions. >> there are questions outstanding. this is not just about hunter biden who is not just compromised, struggled with addi addiction, selling works of art at $75,000 a pop, this is not about corn pop, this is about pop, the

all gage was much acu well-respected and dependable man, capable of forming it executing rational plans, is the physician described him as fitful, irreverent, manifesting little deference for his fellows, patient of restraint or advice when it comes within his desires at times per naturedly obstinate yet capricious and vacillating devising many plants in the future operations which are no sooner arrange than they are abandoned in turn for others appearing morere feasible. to put it simply, gage was not the same person after his brain injury. this fascinated me. i left class trying to wrap my mind around the fact the human brain is an organ just like the heart or the lungs. but the functioning of this organ makes you you. the lungs oxygenate the blood. the heart circulates the oxen and a jaded bud to the body your brain uses that blood to create the energy that gives rise to every thought, feeling, emotion and action that you identify as your own. change the brain and you change the person. but i realized about three months into the pandemic is on a smaller and hopefully less permanent s

commit any crim illegale, for that matter.a and i was just curious and my lead authors were curiousthe acu as to what the actualal. data said. and we found out that the data was being absolutely misrepresented. beg they claimed that native bon americans could be compared apples to applesompared ap to il immigrants, except for texas doesn't collect data on native born americans. that's some other category nati's i unidentified illegal immigrants. and every year, especially ins e serious crime categories, texas keeps finding more illegals inin its prisons that weren't identified initially upon more arrest. so there's more andille more illegals amongalsg the convicted felons in texas. when texas goe texs back andas s on people's immigration status. so the cato study was a lie. and yet, as you said, it was weaponized immediately by the usual liars to shout downhave anyone who said, well, maybe we shouldn't have open borders. absolutely. w itas was a a mischaracterization because you used t misit useo bt to your own opinions, buled t nn your own facts. but now you're entitled toopin your own fa

the first word of the emancipation proclamation just puts a soft acus at first word is whereas.whoever thought of beginning a great state document with the word whereas because it sounds a legalistic. it is legalistic and in fact that is one of the problems that people have e with the emancipation proclamation that it is the language of it is very legal and no one less than karl marx made the observation that the emancipation proclamation reads like a summons sent by one county courthouse lawyer to another and it deeded does read that way but it's very technical. it's very legal in its atmosphere and people look at this and scratch their heads. here's a man capable of writing gettysburg address the second and not grow and why it comes to be the greatest deed of his administration may bebe the sine greatest deed of any of. as he dropped back into professional legalese and that has led a number of people to draw the conclusion that he didn't really mean it. his heart really wasn't in it. if his heart had been in emancipation he couldon have something equally eloquent as the gettys

here's somebody that had a 95% conservative rating with the acu, now they're calling her a lib becauseants her to go along with? again, policies just don't matter. and now you have the republican party, now you have cpac, now you have a growing wing of trump republicans supporting authoritarians, strongmen. cpac started with trump, then orban and then vladimir putin. see how vladimir putin's approval rating spiked in the republican party among rank and file republicans. there is a wicked authoritarian strain in the republican party in boston parlance wicked, in the republican party. it's all about strongmen. they worship strongmen, they worship authority, they worship power. no values when it comes to policy for so many of these members of donald trump's cult. let's bring in former senior operations officer with the cia, marc polymeropoulos, he's an intelligence analyst and author of "clarity in crisis." let me first of all talk about -- this morning, i saw a tweet. i won't mention the guy's name, because i don't want to promote any of these haters who think -- i've been seeing it a lo

acu got lucky with the weather, the sun is shining.he car boot sale. the energy prices go up from today. you noticed it a from today. have you noticed it a lot? affect me? yes, along with is it affect me? yes, along with everyone — is it affect me? yes, along with everyone else we have noticed quite a significant rise in bills. we have taken _ a significant rise in bills. we have taken a _ a significant rise in bills. we have taken a few— a significant rise in bills. we have taken a few steps over the year to try to _ taken a few steps over the year to try to offset those bills up. try to offset those bills going up. what _ try to offset those bills going up. what sort — try to offset those bills going up. what sort of thing are you doing to cut your— what sort of thing are you doing to cut your energy use? we — cut your energy use? we don't put our cook on much now, so we _ we don't put our cook on much now, so we don't — we don't put our cook on much now, so we don't use _ we don't put our cook on much now, so we don't use it _ we do