let's go to a political correspondent in manchester listening to those cheers and applause for adrianthe top, we will work with the government where we agree with them but we promise to hold the government to account. yes. government to account. yes, that is right _ government to account. yes, that is right and _ government to account. yes, that is right and i _ government to account. yes, that is right and i thought - government to account. yes, | that is right and i thought the phrase that stuck out to me it was a labour know the price of everything but the value of nothing and i suppose that sums up nothing and i suppose that sums up the argument adrian ramsay was making there, primarily a critique of the labour government and primarily an economic argument as well saying the argument that the labour government should go bolder, should go further and be more ambitious for example on things like a wealth tax, on taxing what he described as the wealthiest people, and introducing a carbon tax for example and it was interesting that the trend we've seen for a number of years now that t

adrian, your take on how it went. this is - points. adrian, your take on i how it went. is a significant moment for her to establish going aggressive fact checking going on with president trump was definitely a few points where specifically on afghanistan whether the vice president had personally met with prudent or not. the vetoing of abortion restrictions. they were definitely opportunities the moderators could have certainly held the vice president to the same standards as donald trump. i'm glad we got into real policy discussion and glad we were able to, both candidates were able to, both candidates were able to share their points. were able to share their oints. �* ., ,, were able to share their oints. �* ., .,~ ., points. adrian, your take on how it went. _ points. adrian, your take on how it went. this _ points. adrian, your take on how it went. this is - points. adrian, your take on i how it went. this is important for kamala harris, many say ahead of this debate for her it is a significant moment for her to establish herself as the presidential candidate. thanks

now the - grand welcome in the media attention is over the adrian board is wet adrian newey feels atplay reigning six—time world champions new zealand on saturday at twickenham. the match continues preparations for next year's world cup which will be held in england. the red roses are ranked number one in the world and are unbeaten since november 2022 when they lost to this weekend's opponents in the final of the last tournament. they are a every physical team. that definitely like to may be a bully other teams up front. but then like to throw the ball around in the back. they are definitely a team that we don't face that often. i think it's a good challenge for us. and the red roses against the black ferns is live on bbc1 this saturday. it all kicks off at 2:30 with updates on 5live sport. athletes in uganda are in fear of training in neighbouring kenya afterfour elite runners have been killed in the country in less than three years. that's the message from uganda's athletics' federation, who last week announced the death of their 0lympian rebecca cheptegei. the federation say they'

adrian has done plenty of due diligence.ll let him get his feet under the desk before i answer that, but basically, the answer is he does believe in the targets. we are on a plan. he's bought into that plan and will be helping to deliver on that plan. tom: is adrian going to be joining the team? >> i certainly hope so. we have been talking not only for months but actually for years. adrian is clearly the most talented and gifted individual in formula one based on his track record in history in addition to being a hell of a gentleman, so i would be very excited for adrian to join our team, as i think every other formula one team on the grid would feel exact the same. >> we can assume that you are pulling out all the stops to ensure that adrian does join aston martin formula one. lawrence: you can definitely assume that. tom: ok. lawrence stroll speaking to me from venice. switching focus now to live pictures coming out of mongolia's capital, but there -- where vladimir putin is meeting with his mongolian counterpart. you can

we are expecting to hear adrian ramsay, one of the co—leaders of the green party to speak to open theference in the next few minutes. it was meant to be herjoint speech with his co—leader but he will be delivering a speech on his own because she has covid symptoms. the green party looking to position themselves as a challenge the labour government from the left so i think we can expect them to say that labour should be bolder and braver in their words more ambitious. and criticise what they say is labour �*s doom and gloom. we had from keir starmer a few weeks ago saying things will get worse before they get better. the argument from the green party in manchester is that this is not necessarily the case and are not calling for a wealth tax on the very wealthiest. they are saying that by those measures, more investment could be made immediately in public services. i think we can also expect criticism of the winter fuel allowance cut and also to the two child benefit cap. those are the kind of organs are expecting to hear the next few minutes as the conference for the green party gets u

he is the 65—year—old engineer, adrian newey, and now aston martin's.at you bring that is worth all that investment from a team? i don't know, i am just me. i'm very fortunate where i don't need to work now, i could have a retired comfortable lifestyle. i still love the job, that challenge of trying to work with everyone to make the car go faster, that is what gets me up in the morning. did some of that love of the job go during the latter. with red bull? ithink it... i think it is easy to become a bit stale. he sets the highest standards. he designed cars of 125 drivers constructions chickens combined championships combined beginning work at aston martin next spring for the 2026 season when regulations change is the big goal. that is basically what the boss is paying for. 0ur expectation starts in 2026. being a world champion takes a few years, does not mean it will happen first day, clearly, adrian's history whenever there is a new regulation change, he seems to figure out the rules a bit better than others and come out out with a quicker car when a n

this is going to be challenging. >> adrian, do i need to warm up? >> adrian, do i need to warm up?, the neck oil, which, my local sells this. actually, it's a lovely, like, an ipa beer. and you've got 30s to pull the perfect pint and plonk it on the bar. not a very good start, is it? >> whoa, that's a frothy one. >> whoa, that's a frothy one. >> you've got to keep going now. okay, your whole reputation depends on that. and at the end is mark it out. >> i don't believe this. >> i don't believe this. >> that is pathetic. >> that is pathetic. >> put that on the bar and that is pathetic. >> i wasn't expecting to come out like ice cream. >> i mean, it's a shocker, mate, isn't it? there we go. we've got a couple of flakes you could stick that. >> embarrassing. it's not good. >> embarrassing. it's not good. >> it's embarrassing. i will go back. any of your friends looking at this tonight? on on on gb will be thinking it's pathetic, mate. >> i'll keep to the guinness anyway, but the hotel trade. >> yeah. you grew up in a hotel? >> yeah. you grew up in a hotel? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> family r

i've seen adrian brody since the pianist which won him his one and only oscar. um and if i, if it was up to me, i would give him a 2nd one for this. this is an absolute astounding performance and well deserving of more awards. god rocks for that. thank you very much. and that's it from me and the news team of now don't go away. next. all tech show shift looks at the use of drones to take people moving along voters and ask whether they are a good or a bad thing. that's it from me and the newest. thanks for the we are all set with what seemed close to the team to bring use a story behind the news. we were owned about unbiased information for 3 months. the you can draw the line between the spaces because i don't believe that space is, is a morally relevant criteria. and any more than i believe that rice or sex is on frontier in. 2 2 should. 2 2 humans closer to.

adrian variety, who starting that movie, who is now at the top of the town, he's being talked about as an off contender. oh, yeah, definitely. and if i had a vote he would, he would win his 2nd oscar for this movie up. this is really tremendous. it's an epic story, a adrian brody plays a jewish architect to survives world war 2 travels to america to tries to rebuild his life and, and as his career and in the united states. um, and it's really, um it's, it's an epic, almost unlike we've seen in, in decades. uh, almost orson welly and in, in its scope and scale, also shot on film if you can believe it in this day and age on the uh, uh, the performance of adrian brody gives us the best i've seen him give since the pianist the film with for which he won his 1st oscar. and if the oscar voters are listening, they should pay attention to this movie because i think it's all a long way. and i really hope to see mister brody on the stage of the oscars next year. fingers crossed for adrien brody. then that's the scott brooks's pro, in uh, to run side. thank you very much. and intent is reading us

thank you so much adrian for your service. [applause] so, we need to-any public comment on this item? >> last but not least, i want to say thank you adrian, because we know how hard you work and how much you understand the city, how serious you take your job, how you cover every bases and every situation and when i think about our response to any situation, it is not just because i say it is and i want it to be, it happens because of your leadership and the work you have done and to stay focused and determined. even when we do our mock simulations, it is as if we are in the real thing, because you are making sure we understand the seriousness of the challenge that might occur if anything were to happen. i am mixed feelings about your new role in that you have done such a incredible job for the city and want to keep you all to myself, but never the e less, we need to think about the region as a quhole and how important for us to work together and to think about how we respond to any situation that might occur and i really am gr

adriÁn uribe! [aplausos] adriÁn: muchas gracias. raÚl: el candidato perfecto.cen lo mismo, que te prometen lo mismo. este personaje justo le pasa eso. era un personaje bueno, con ideales, con principios, pero en el camino se corrompe. karla: le han pasado a varios. empiezan bien y terminan... adriÁn: obviamente, es por el poder. raÚl: si quieres conocer alguien de verdad dale poder. karla: leÍ por ahÍ que no quisiste imitar a ningÚn candidato en particular, pero algÚn polÍtico, te inspiro de alguna manera? [ risas] adriÁn: muchos polÍticos. de verdad. [risas] karla: cuÁl de todos los mentirosos? [ risas] adriÁn: todos los polÍticos mexicanos me han inspirado. me puse a ver vÍdeos de presidentes mÁs contemporÁneos, algunos mÁs anteriores. me puse a observar cÓmo hablaban. mucho se forman en la misma escuela. estamos trabajando para un futuro mejor. seguimos... este trabajo no es sÓlo del gobierno es de cada uno de ustedes. ya sabes cÓmo hablan y todo. karla: te gustarÍa lanzarte de verdad? adriÁn: fÍjate que no. [risas] que tal cuando salÍ. me dicen de la oficin

but one of adrian ramsay's first interventions as an mp was to call for a pause on new pylons in hisy to people's homes. can you accept that to some people, it looks like your party says one thing and does another?

transitional moment for a company to get adrian to join.: that was aston martin f1 team owner and the teams incoming managing technical partner. coming up, bank stops -- stocks condo. j.p. morgan pushing back its outlook. we take a closer look at the banking sector, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ i can't believe you corporate types are still at it. just stop calling each other rock stars. and using workday to put finance and h.r. on one platform. tim, you are a rock star. using responsible ai doesn't make you a rock star. it kinda does. you are not rock stars. (clears throat) okay. most of you are not rock stars. oooh. data driven insights, and large language models. oh, that's so rock roll. it is, right. he gets it. yeah. tom: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe. j.p. morgan shares fell the most in more than four years after the bank said analysts have been too optimistic on next year's expenses and net interest income. let's get the details from the bloomberg opening trade anchor. what have we been hearing from j.p. morgan and others i

it's unreal. >> cassandra and adrian both tried to break the window.drian used this fishing weight. >> i was grabbing it like this with all my weight. i was doing this, but the window was still intact. >> my biggest fear was opening that door and taking my son out of the car. without his life. i can't imagine anybody going through that. >> luckily, we had this. i grabbed my two fingers and he began swinging. >> finally, the window shattered. it took eight minutes to get liam out of the hot car. >> he was scared. once i opened the door, he was sweating. looked like he had taken a shower or a bath. that's how sweaty he was. >> when cassandra called tesla, one employee told her there had been a software update that may have caused the problem. but after a diagnostic test, she was told. >> they said that nothing was wrong with the car. they couldn't give me an explanation. >> it's not the first time a tesla vehicle locks out a driver. the same thing happened to this arizona grandmother who had just buckled in her grandchild. in that case, the battery had d

for people whose first need was money for food, adrian dawn bush took the problem to mrs. roosevelt, who spoke to her husband and fdr. then said to the budget director, oh hell, let them have the recording. eleanor roosevelt certainly had a soft spot for anything related to the race homesteads, but she and the president also shared a special appreciation for folk music. in 1933, she signaled this interest publicly by attending the white top folk festival in virginia, where she said in a short speech, quote, historically, as well as esthetically, folk song stories and dances are of value. even this tepid statement represented a change from previous. since the roosevelts, perhaps the first white house occupants to show even the slightest interest in folk music. in addition to eleanor's love of square dancing, she said fdr was particularly of american folk tunes, and he often invited string bands to warm springs as. alan lomax later told it, quote, he fell in love with all of the old, and they used to get drunk together, moonshine. and he loved fiddle tunes. you're probably f

_ will happen first day, clearly, adrian's street whenever there is a new— adrian's street whenevertions take place. i know your colour is very much green. do you think the other teams be green with envy right now? i teams be green with envy right now? ., teams be green with envy right now? . ., ., , teams be green with envy right now?_ does i teams be green with envy right i now?_ does that now? i have no doubt. does that make you _ now? i have no doubt. does that make you happy? _ now? i have no doubt. does that make you happy? it _ now? i have no doubt. does that make you happy? it certainly - make you happy? it certainly does. now the welcome is done, the drawing board is where he feels at ease, all yours, once more, just reinvent the wheel. former uk snooker champion zhao sin—tosng is expected to make his comeback later this month after serving a ban. zhao was one of 10 chinese players who were sanctioned in the sport's biggest ever match fixing scandal last year with two of them being banned for life. zhao didn't throw a match, but has served a ban of one year and 8 months. he

adrian says these young people should be named. and eight years is nothing for this murder. they'll be out aged 20. catherine if with good behaviour. of course. catherine says parents are responsible for their kids. but peter says, do you not realise that many of these children do not have parents? the result of a brief relationship with a father who's never been seen, and a mother who has no interest in her children? well, profound views there. please keep them coming. but i should also mention who's keeping me company until 7:00. firefighter and trade unionist paul embery is to my left and former adviser to boris johnson. lord moylan is to my right. see what we've done there. now the serious news now the late former harrods boss mohamed al fayed has found himself in a posthumous sex abuse scandal with many former employees and acquaintances accusing him of rape and abuses of power. tonight at 10:00, we'll be showing you an exclusive interview from patrick christys with a victim of mohamed al fayed. sarah savage , who has fayed. sarah savage, who has bravely agreed to tell

exactly right and l interestingly with adrian want.point more broadly is that they have one constituencies, areas like east anglia north herefordshire which very recently voted conservative but they have also won in traditional areas in brighton and bristol, traditional student tabs. you have got a big range of voters, some of whom who havejoined got a big range of voters, some of whom who have joined them and want a more left—wing perspective in politics and some who have joined them because of the position on the war in gaza and others have joined because of climate. there is a question on how they keep that broad coalition of voters together. wiener coalition of voters together. never easy pleasing _ coalition of voters together. never easy pleasing all— coalition of voters together. never easy pleasing all of— coalition of voters together. never easy pleasing all of the _ coalition of voters together. never easy pleasing all of the people - coalition of voters together. neverj easy pleasing all of the people any of the time, really

soy adrián cris cat, telemundo. aficionados de los san francisco 49ers, en donde bueno, lamentablemente lo que faltó para colocarle la guinda al pastel fue la victoria del equipo rojo y dorado que no se dio porque los rams remontaron y se llevaron la victoria, pero sin dudas la pasaron muy bien. los aficionados de san francisco. bien, esta es la afición de los oakland a's que se prepara para lo que será el último baile del equipo antes de que culmine esta temporada, la cual marca el fin de una era del equipo de 57 años en oakland, para luego irse a sacramento durante 3 años y luego culminar la transición a las vegas con una serie ante los yankees y ya están listos para la próxima que arrancará el martes ante los rangers, que será la última. y precisamente hoy rompió el silencio. john fischer, 1 de los propietarios de los atléticos de oakland, en una carta dirigida a la afición de los ice, expresó que luego de 57 años, muchos éxitos y sobre todo, que desde 2005, cuando adquirió el equipo su objetivo fue mantener al e

adrian fontes, secretario de estado, publicó en sus redes sociales hoy se ha logrado una victoria importanteoír su voz en cientos de decisiones en una boleta electoral completa que incluye una variedad de cargos locales y estatales. este problema existe, pero estamos trayendo esa información al público. estamos indicando que si vemos problemas lo vamos a arreglar. gracias por ese informe. escuche, muchas personas que desean convertirse en ciudadano de los estados unidos desconocen el proceso o enfrentan obstáculos, pero existen organizaciones que ofrecen asesoría de forma gratuita. por ejemplo, la organización civic en el condado fresno ofrece apoyo integral y gratuito a quienes desean obtener la ciudadanía. además le dirán si es elegible para el perdón de la tarifa de 760 $ que cobra inmigración. la organización está dispuesta a guiarle durante todo el proceso y le informarán de lo que necesite. ya después de la segunda cita les podemos pedir que traigan su historial de los últimos 5 años. ahorita ha habido cambios en la forma. entonces ahorita solamente inmigración quiere saber si tienen h

adrian mcclintock. it's just fascinating to me. the gunman reportedly was staked out on that golf course there where you where you are for about 12 hours. why wasn't the golf course swept by secret service agents? maybe the day before or even hours before mr. trump started playing? well, i don't know if it was or if it wasn't at this moment, i'd like to hear the confirmation that he was, in fact, there for that long a period of time. and now if in fact, he was, it's inexcusable for him to have been camped out where he would have been able to use a rangefinder to, to basically take his time gauging where he was going to take a shot from where the protected person or president trump would be standing if it was, in fact, that long of period of time. candidly, it's inexcusable. you are a great resource for us being a retired agent there. if the secret service is understaffed, why not just rearrange resources or priorities to get it fully staffed? at least when it comes to protecting these high profile politicians? i don't think it's th

and i've been fighting for 27 years to tell them that my name is jon-adrian j.j.azquez has been physically free since 2021, when then new york governor andrew cuomo commuted his sentence, granting him parole but leaving him stained with the mark of a convicted felon. >> i had curfew. i couldn't travel out of the state without permission. if i wanted to go on a date i needed permission. >> reporter: also there to witness his exoneration today, "dateline" producer dan slepian, whose dogged 22-year pursuit of the truth in j.j.'s case began with a series of prison letters he received from j.j. >> i can go on and on about this miscarriage of justice. >> what did that mean to you, to have someone listen to you? >> well, besides my mother dan's my hero. everybody knows that. like if it wasn't for dan i'd still be sitting in a cage. >> well, dan, every time we've talked about this story you said you you're not advocating for j.j., you're advocating for the truth. did the truth prevail today? >> yeah, the truth finally did prevail today. but frankly everybody knew the trut

soy adrián katz. telemundo necesitas renovar tu pasaporte estadounidense.. casi el mismo porcentaje también admiten que se sienten presionados a hacerlo y casi 1/3 está afirmando que ahora las propinas están casi cerca del 10%. la misma encuesta también revela que el 61% de la de las personas preferirían pagar precios más altos por cada plato en el menú que compensar y tener que pagar con los con las propinas y que quieren que esto se vea reflejado mejor en el salario de los trabajadores. así que es un debate que actualmente continúa en nuestra zona. y por otro lado, el departamento de estado de estados unidos anunció que ahora estarán permitiendo que los estadounidenses puedan renovar sus pasaportes en línea. millones de estadounidenses podrían evitar ese fastidioso proceso de solicitar en papel o por correo o en persona. así que arlen fernández nos explica cómo hacerlo. después de varios programas piloto, el departamento de estado anunció que los estadounidenses ahora pueden renovar su pasaporte en línea, evitando el proceso en papel por correo, que a men

so i find that this adrian got some elders, 0 london. while you can watch this investigation in full on the algae 0, it's called the ministers millions and we're playing it throughout the week on the channel. see it 1st at 1613 gmc today. first day i are now is 24. people have died in flooding across central in eastern europe caused by storm forest. poland has deployed 5000 soldiers to help flood victims. sondra simmons reports all the european countries and now pricing for the moving storm system. it may look like you've seen from a was on, but this is a european army deploying to finally rescue people from a climate catastrophe. poland declared a natural disaster emergency 3 days ago. but it's only now that some sort of recovery from the suffering besetting these people couldn't begin. they didn't get out to higher ground in time. their expressions, as they receive food parcels, shows the relief and the gratitude for the promise of safe passage to dry land in safety. these people, the residence of stoney slootsky and crops, cool among

adrian fontes is a former top maricopa county elections official. he's now arizona's secretary of state. he told "the post" in response to that reporting, quote, the whole thing is an absurd sham to cover up direct efforts to intimidate voters. the effort's purpose, he said, is to intimidate voters, and we absolutely will not be cooperating with them. joining us now is arizona secretary of state adrian fontes. thank you so much for being here. nice to meet you in person. >> nice to see you too. >> everybody in the country has eyes on arizona, worrying about the kinds of not just contentious campaign stuff that is a healthy part of our democracy, but worried about voter suppression, worried about certification of the vote, potential intimidation of voters and people running the system. what should the country know about arizona this year? >> the same thing about the rest of the election officials across the entire united states of america. great civil servants who have been doing great work, and in arizona, they have been doing exceptionally good wor

adrian got some great thoughts or the sites has been child re, is the former minister of lines of bangladesh who was 360 luxury homes in the u. k . how many faults and global 5? so this is our say, well, you know, what is my new rules you meant to are under cover reports is who posed as invest as to how many poor because you haven't been on the business and outside of that apple funding to buy i have a bite of a single malaysia. i haven't brought any meal. may have. he owns 9 luxury apartments in new york, and he's the listed own of another 54 in the by. the politician is a close ally of the now deposed appointment is to shake josina. she's my boss. she knows i have a business here. none of the states agent with a mood helps the minister. right? can i get a 20 minute stephanie, a san francisco? to buy, you can go 195195, maybe even invested into the data stay longer than the 210000000. but the politicians failed to declare these assets to the banquet, the seo authorities. yeah. as a politician named builder and pick ended mazda declared the global asset position . so the income would have sa

but one of adrian ramsay's first interventions as an mp was to call for a pause on new pylons in hiseople, it looks like your party says one thing and does another? we're very clear about wanting to advance renewable energy nationally, and i've made very clear that we need to see the government do far more to include renewable energy on new homes and buildings... but it is going to require infrastructure somewhere. of course we need to invest in upgrading the national grid. there are different options for how you can do that that haven't been properly assessed by this government. for now, the challenge is to turn their words into action as the greens' new mps celebrate their success and look to build more. hannah miller, bbc news, manchester. there's some good news for puffins — their numbers are growing off the northumberland coast, despite the impact of bird flu. puffins are an endangered species in europe, and rangers on the farne islands haven't been able to count them properly because of the bird flu virus and the covid outbreak. now, though, a new census suggests their numbers

>> so the president of adrian college took a huge chance. this is a liberal arts college.michigan. yet he invited me and when he reached out i was like did you mean to email me? i would love to do this, but i do not think you have the right person. he said free speech is our mission statement. the dignity of all people in the pursuit of truth and you embody that. so i was honored to deliver this commencement speech but as you can imagine there were a few people who did not appreciate my presence. many of them being professors. i did not know until afterwards but when i got on stage professors in the back draped themselves in trans flags and when i was done took it off in cowardly fashion. i would have liked to engage in discourse but they were not willing to. i received a standing ovation from the students, the parents. i had multiple people say i'm going to donate to adrian college because i am so proud they invited you. that is the kind of school we need. it was a fantastic experience and adrian college president was beyond amazing to me and in their mission statement. >

adrian will continue.yo in the studio, he is a serviceman of the 103rd brigade of the tero defense forces of the ukrainian armed forces. but in lviv, mr. andrian is well known as an analyst, as an expert who knows and knows how to calculate many different processes, and now we in our part, which was on youtube, began to compare defense budgets, the funds that russia spends on war against ukraine and those resources that we have and together with ours, with ours partners, mr. andriyan, let's clearly compare in those numbers, if even speaking... about the help we receive from the united states, from our other partners, and how much more do we need to at least match the costs that so far, they can still, we hope, not long to afford the russian war, it is a wrong position to match the finances, we are not equal to the aggressor who attacked our country, but we can in terms of technology, how they build their economy . they have the so-called military economy, they put it on war flights, what does that mean? th

the agent inside story from me, adrian said again, and the team here. and so, thanks for watching, i'll see you again, bye for that. the a little or no bizarre. these administer from bangladesh with 360 homes in britain. jerry looked down. you spent 200000000 and just a new agent. your time has vanished point yet. the only thing you might want to say, i mean, how does your investigates the ministers, millions with americans more divided than ever? are we watching the end of the american era? the us wants to keep the war in ukraine going until russia's will is broken. but is that strategy working? what to do if there is no date after in israel's war on causes the quizzical look good us politics, the bottom line. since its inception, in 1961, the quite fund has been supporting people's livelihoods, and over 100 countries, by funding projects in an array of sectors ranging from infrastructure to health and education. these initiatives ultimately helped eradicate poverty and promote sustainable development. as to those drive those with a strong result, indo

so i find that this adrian got some elders 0 london. and you can watch a full investigation. the ministers millions throughout the week here on alger 0. see 1st at 1630 g m t on thursday sherlock and we'll go to the polls on saturday to choose the next president. many see the vote has a chance to move away from the countries recent financial crisis. last elected leader fletcher lanka after nationwide protests and unrest. political parties have been holding their final campaign bodies ahead of the thoughts. thousands of extra police and soldiers have been deployed across indian administered kashmir as people go to the polls. federally appointed government has control the territory since new denny revolted, semi autonomous, satisfied years ago. same is, robbie has more voting for local government in india and controlled kashmir for the 1st time since it was stripped of its ability to self gover. the prime minister knew in the remotest government remove the disputed regions special status . 5 years ago, there was widespread anger. now some see the election as a way to move forwa

it's unreal. >> cassandra and adrian both tried to break the window.bbing it like this with all my weight. i was doing this, but the window was still intact. >> my biggest fear was opening that door and taking my son out of the car. without his life. i can't imagine anybody going through that. >> luckily, we had this. i grabbed my two fingers and he began swinging. >> finally, the window shattered. it took eight minutes to get liam out of the hot car. >> he was scared. once i opened the door, he was sweating. looked like he had taken a shower or a bath. that's how sweaty he was. >> when cassandra called tesla, one employee told her there had been a software update that may have caused the problem, but after a diagnostic test, she was told. >> they said that nothing was wrong with the car. they couldn't give me an explanation. >> it's not the first time a tesla vehicle locks out a driver. the same thing happened to this arizona grandmother who had just buckled in her grandchild. in that case, the battery had died. >> i am terrified. i don't want to driv

it's unreal. >> cassandra and adrian both tried to break the window. was grabbing it like this with all my weight. i was doing this, but the window was still intact. >> my biggest fear was opening that door and taking my son out of the car. without his life. i can't imagine anybody going through that. >> luckily, we had this. i grabbed my two fingers and he began swinging. >> finally, the window shattered. it took eight minutes to get liam out of the hot car. >> he was scared. once i opened the door, he was sweating. looked like he had taken a shower or a bath. that's how sweaty he was. >> when cassandra called tesla, one employee told her there had been a software update that may have caused the problem. but after a diagnostic test, she was told. >> they said that nothing was wrong with the car. they couldn't give me an explanation. >> it's not the first time a tesla vehicle locks out a driver. the same thing happened to this arizona grandmother who had just buckled in her grandchild. in that case, the battery had died. >> i am terrified. i don't want

gill for adrian welcome to the show my own son always a pleasure.that gave me a huge sense of pride a huge sense of connexion to the area huge sense that britain was in control we had jobs we have full employment adrian the pits one a long long time ago but today is a sad moment. it certainly is i mean there when the picture margaret thank you wasn't interested in people's jobs or anything else you would be interested in what so i think the unions i had the year on strike— michael or a hundred other hours of fighting for my son field i've got through some of my own. and i was fighting for their futures . was fighting for their futures. adrian the pets of course were closed on what they start going on the label manufacturer calls have her say in that. but today's decision as happened under labour regime in the very front time and adrian put it to you it's obsession with net zero with reducing our carbon footprint. simply destroying british sovereignty in terms of energy and more to the point there's no jobs come into areas like battle ever since the

adrian gell, thank you so much. that's adrian in shropshire . that's adrian in shropshire.l thank you very much adrian. well listen, lots of you have been getting in touch with your thoughts , we're talking we've thoughts, we're talking we've been talking about angela rayner and keir starmer as well. they've all been accepting gifts, this one from andy. he's asking proud to have voted labour question mark. yeah me. well are you. >> yeah. yeah. without a question. yeah all right. >> well, sylvia says this. luckily, i'm a bit i'm very fit, nearly 70 years old. i'm on no meds and haven't seen a gp in years. i recently went to my opticians for new specs and was referred for cataract surgery on the nhs. i got referred to a place within a week and had both my eyes done separately. within six weeks. a fabulous service. i can't believe the difference it made to my life. so lots of people saying quite a few people saying that, let's see this one here, joel says rayner now wants to go ahead with irreversible changes to devolution in the north. this is very worrying and potentially gi

but one of adrian ramsay's first interventions as an mp was to call for a pause on new pylons in hise, it looks like your party says one thing and does another? we're very clear about wanting to advance renewable energy nationally, and i've made very clear that we need to see the government do far more to include renewable energy on new homes and buildings... but it is going to require infrastructure somewhere. of course we need to invest in upgrading the national grid, but there's different options for how you can do that that haven't been properly assessed by this government. for now, the challenge is to turn their words into action as the greens' new mps celebrate their success and look to build more. hannah miller, bbc news, manchester. and paddy o'connell will have more on the start of the political conference season over on newsnight on bbc two shortly. hi, paddy. hello, clive. you are right to say that. we will ask, is there a labour of love in with the unions or a reset after years of bad relations? there is a fresh test coming next week. and ten days after another high—rise

end quote, joining us now is adrian fontes, arizona's secretary of state. ms secretary, you're in charge of elections in a crucial swing state that was crucial last time around. in 2020, you saw, you oversaw the counting of ballots and maricopa county, which is a critical part of the state and we saw at that time protesters, some of them armed were gathered but outside for days, it's important to remind people this is what took place four years ago when you see donald trump saying what he's saying over the weekend, how concerned are you about the safety of your election workers in the security of this upcoming election? >> well, first thanks for having me and this is concerning particularly for all those folks out there who's integrity is being impugned and they're not just democrats, by the way, because it's republicans and independents, libertarians, greens. there's a whole host of folks of all political stripes who run our elections at the local and state level across the hi already of this nation. and let's be really clear these comments are not politic

personally from a leadership point of view, going through these changes, losing someone senior like adrian, which have been cleared? when you come off the back of a season like last year where we absolutely dominated, of course, um, you know, to match that was always going to be impossible. but, uh, ithink, you know, as a team, um, you know, we focussed on the basics. ithink that, um, you know, inevitably, uh, our competitors have looked to capitalise on, uh, you know, any opportunity that becomes available to them. but what i'm particularly proud of is the way that the core of the team has really stuck together. and next year wwill be, uh, nearly 20 years that and next year will be, uh, nearly 20 years that you've been with red bull, is that right? yeah, i mean, i came in at the beginning and it's been, you know, a huge journey so far. but in this business, you never get a chance to really reflect on the past. and, you know, we've won over, i think, 120 grand prix's now and 13 world championships so far in that 20 years. so we've achieved a lot in a very short space of time. um, but i'm t

she's a senior spokesperson for the harris-walz campaign adrian. thanks for being here in studio with me. we appreciate it very much of what's the response to this robinson story? >> well, i think the bottom line is this jam i mean, donald trump has embraced mark robinson since the very beginning of his campaign. they've campaigned together throughout the state of north carolina on multiple occasions. alayna just hit the nail on the head going through all the times where he's compared trump is that compared him to martin luther king junior? you're they are tied together. he of course is going to north carolina. i think it is going to be extremely difficult for donald trump to distance themselves. mark robinson is also somebody who has said when a woman gets pregnant, her body is no longer her own. the bottom line is this donald trump, mark robinson are way too extreme for north carolina families. we've been very bullish sean north carolina for a long time, not only because it was a very close state in 2020 but it's also a close state for us now in

right, declared. bet one best director for the brutal list star and adrian brody, who, according to some critics, could be headed for now the oscar for his performance in the field. the post war epic follow, some architect and a holocaust survivor, a few rebuild his life in the us. we have the vision for a better cinema, better world for my beautiful daughter, and each and every one of your beautiful children, irrespective of their passports. they deserve the world without borders something val, unless something new. thank you and good night. the message the resume far beyond the festival from and a reminder of our top story, venezuela, opposition figure and window gonzales has fled to spain, where he's being granted political asylum. gonzalez claimed he won disputed presidential election 6 weeks ago. the regime of new class and the dual had sought his arrest. that's all for now up next, a dw documentary follows iraqi journalist returning to the ruins of most of the city, largely destroyed by the so called is lubbock state for more news and analysis. take a look at our website, dw, dot c

right, declared. bet one best director for the brutal list. tar and adrian brody, who, according to some critics, could be headed for another oscar for his performance in the field. the post war epic follow, some architect and a holocaust survivor. if you rebuild his life in the us, we have the vision for a better cinema, better world for my beautiful daughter, and each and every one of your beautiful children, irrespective of their passports, they deserve the world without borders something val, unless something new. thank you and good night. the message that resonates far beyond the festival from dw still next sped score, druck spread, joined us earlier from the film festival in toronto. he told us more about the window of the golden lion petra alma, the boss, the room next door, as well. i think it's a, an incredible film and well deserving a golden line, at least for the direct himself. because the motive our is one of the true rates of international cinema and being on it in this way is very suitable. so i would say this is not necessarily his best film. this is his 1st film ever in

right, declared, bet one best director for the brutal list. tar and adrian brody, who, according to some critics, could be headed for another oscar for his performance in the field. the post war epic follow, some architect and a holocaust survivor, a few rebuild his life in the us. we have the vision for a better cinema, better world for my beautiful daughter, and each and every one of your beautiful children, irrespective of their passports. they deserve the world without borders, something val, unless something new. thank you and good night. the message that resonates far beyond the festival from and a reminder of our top stories, venezuela, opposition figure edmondo gonzales has fled to spain, where he is seeking political asylum. gonzales had claimed he one disputed presidential election 6 weeks ago. the regime of nicholas madura ad. so his arrest is rarely official, say 3 guards were killed in shooting attack at a border crossing between the occupied westbank and jordan. they say a gunman approach from the georgia any inside and open fire before being killed in a shoot. that will en

but one of adrian ramsay's first interventions as an mp was to call for a pause on new pylons in hisonstituency that would carry green energy to people's homes. can you accept that to some people, it looks like your party says one thing and does another? we're very clear about wanting to advance renewable energy nationally, and i've made very clear that we need to see the government do far more to include renewable energy on new homes and buildings... but it is going to require infrastructure somewhere. of course we need to invest in upgrading the national grid. there are different options for how you can do that that haven't been properly assessed by this government. for now, the challenge is to turn their words into action as the greens�* new mps celebrate their success and look to build more. hannah miller, bbc news, manchester. let s get some of the day's other news now the royal navy has named the serviceman who was killed in a night—flying training exercise in the english channel. leftenant rhodri leyshon died when his merlin helicopter came down on wednesday off the coast of d