escalated. >> i said to aiden that i would try to make a difference in his honor. this is it. >> reporter: tonight they're urging politicians and others to stop using their son's death to spread hate. >> you know that one of the worst feelings in the world is to not be able to protect your child. even worse, we can't

the death in aiden's the driver, rather in aiden's death, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. he and the rest of the haitian community that is in that community are living and working in ohio legally under an american humanitarian program, and not just ohio, of course, other states as well, like florida. here's republican senator from florida, rick scot. i have no idea what's going on. here's what i can tell you that in florida, we've got a great haitian community there, you know, they're wonderful people. i have a lot of time into it with them. i have, i have one of my employees is haitian background. she grew up in haiti. i go to churches with haitians. they're a big part of our state, and they're a wonderful part of our state. the myth that haitians are eating pets continues. donald trump recently, as tuesday, made those claims at the presidential debate, they're eating the dogs. the people that came in there eating the cats, he said. reporters tracked down where that urban myth came from. turns out it was a facebook post where someone said her neighbor's daughter's friend

i said to aiden that i would try to make a difference in his honor. this is it. live like aiden.nk you. >> our friend joy reid is here, host of "the reidout." also congresswoman from ohio, shantel grown. we're not leading today with laura loomer. she's a disgrace. just asked lindsey graham and marjorie taylor greene. we're not leading with now xenophobia worked once. maybe it will work again. oh, no. we're leading with the humans that trump is willing to sacrifice in his pursuit to stay out of jail. this campaign isn't about building a wall. this campaign isn't about you. this campaign isn't about anybody. this campaign isn't even about his family. they're nowhere to be seen. this campaign is about using that man's 11-year-old son to stay out of jail. >> well, thank you for having me. it was a powerful testimony from his father that encourages us to live like aiden because he recognizes the disgraceful, dangerous, and really racist and wrong tropes that are being spread by the trump/vance ticket. listen, i live in ohio, and i know that the people of ohio have to be experienced bu

aiden's parents accused the trump campaign of using their son's death to disparage migrants. >> we havet up here and beg them to stop using aiden as a political tool is, to say the least, reprehensible. don't spin this towards hate. >> while many pundits and voters say it's clear harris won tuesday's debate, many voters accuse her of falling short on policy details, especially on the border and inflation. >> the economy is something that i'm obviously very interested in as a millennial. of course, housing and food is at the top of my mind. i don't think the candidates did a really good job at addressing those very real issues. >> harris picking up taylor swift's endorsement after the debate. jd vance is downplaying swift's announcement. >> we admire taylor swift's music, but i don't think most americans, whether they like her music, are fans of hers or not, are going to be influenced by a billionaire celebrity who i think is fundamentally disconnected from the interests and the problems of most americans. >> but swift is already having an impact vote, governor says less than 24 hours af

haitian immigrant without a valid license collided head-on with a school bus, killing 11-year-old aidendriving erratically around town. >> i wonder who is bossing them in. who is responsible for that, and who can stop them from coming? >> reporter: and last night, former president donald trump poured fuel on local grievances with a baseless conspiracy theory. >> the people that came in, they are eating the cats. they are eating -- they are eating the pets of the people that live there. >> reporter: the claims are false. but the pain in the community has been real for a while. >> so myself a little bit worried. i'm afraid, too peered because of life, you are the one to protect, it is your life. and when thing happen like that, very afraid. >> we try every single day to make us better. and when you make us better, the neighbor going to be better, the city going to be better. >> reporter: springfield was once a manufacturing hub. since 2000, jobs have dropped by nearly half. and while haitian immigrants, most of whom have temporary protected status and war permits come have been blamed ste

escalated. >> i said to aiden that i would try to make a difference in his honor. this is it. >> reporter: tonight they're urging politicians and others to stop using their son's death to spread hate. >> you know that one of the worst feelings in the world is to not be able to protect your child. even worse, we can't even protect his memory when he's gone. please stop the hate. >> reporter: yamiche alcindor, nbc news, springfield, ohio. >>> we want to get an update now on the worsening wildfire emergency in southern california where dozens of homes have been destroyed and several people have been injured including firefighters. dana griffin is on the fire line tonight. >> reporter: in southern california, the race to escape. a barefoot woman narrowly rescued by a fire crew as flames surround her. erratic winds fanned the bridge fire overnight burning across two counties destroying at least 39 homes. this woman and her cat helped to safety near here, the hardest hit area. here the fire has come down the hill. it is now burning along the roadway, jumping over to this

aiden, as he struggles with it.en, as you know, is here, look, this is just such a bad look for an england manager. from a personal point of view, the one thing i really like at the national anthems in the big games is when you see, i always look how enthusiastically are the team and the manager singing the national anthem? because it matters. >> it does matter. but look, first of all, you know , we said first of all, you know, we said just then that he announced it. he was asked about it in a press conference. i'm not even sure he'd been given it that much thought in the lead up to it. now, his explanation is that he was never one for national anthems when he played for the repubuc anthems when he played for the republic of ireland back in the day. he played at the 2002 world cup.he day. he played at the 2002 world cup. he said it interrupted with his match ritual, even when he was head of the or manager of the england under 21, he struggled with the timings and how it interfered with his play versus play. well, ye

aiden's parents accused the trump campaign of using their son's death to disparage migrants. >> and lookt you've done to us. we have to get up here and beg them to stop using aiden as a political tool is, to say the least, reprehensible. >> christiane cordero, abc news, washington. >> california attorney general rob bonta is sending a warning to ai and social media companies. amanda, he sent a letter to them reminding them of bans against voter intimidation ahead of the election, and kumasi ag bonta sent a letter to the ceos of alphabet and meta, microsoft, openai, reddit, tiktok and youtube. >> he is urging the companies to train experts to catch voter deception on their platforms. he highlighted the state's election code, which bans voter intimidation and bribing people to vote one way or another. now, the election code also does not allow pushing out unintentionally false information about voter eligibility or polling locations. companies are prohibited from posting intentionally misleading media about a candidate within 60 days of an election. election day is 53 days away. now the at

more than 20 were injured and aiden clark was killed , and aiden clark was killed, which is obviouslyc. but the bizarre and shocking development is that the father said, i wish that my son was killed by a 60 year old white man and his point being that it wouldn't then be politicised, and he's saying that trump and vans have to stop mentioning it and they should apologise. but so that's very disturbing in many ways. obviously he suffered this tragedy, but it is, of course, completely legitimate to question whether this man should have been here because he had an invalid driving license. yeah, he clearly didn't know the rules of the road in america. or at least he was not a good driver. and these things are relevant. and these things are relevant. and he crashed into a school bus.so and he crashed into a school bus. so then to turn it, he's also politicising it . in also politicising it. in a strange way, it is a very odd response to many people think to do that. of course he's a father. i don't blame him for sort of saying things in his grief, but it does seem to me a completely legiti

>> aiden, listen, you'll never change my opinion.ike shortbread, but i like it homemade with a sprinkling of sugan homemade with a sprinkling of sugar. listen, i'm type one diabetic. i have to be quite moderate in terms of my intake, but goodness me, i mean a nice cup of tea. >> that's a good one. it's about the shape as well. >> if you, you know, some some more intelligent biscuit companies, they will make shapes of biscuit that fit into the tea. there's nothing worse than when you put it into a narrow cup. and it won't won't go in, will it? >> and you can't hit the hit the. >> so you like the triangular. >> so you like the triangular. >> not really triangular fingers. fingers something a bit elongated. i can turn sideways like that. >> got you. christopher, what would be your biscuit of choice? are you with general? well, i work for the people's channel. >> but >> but i >> but i do >> but i do think >> but i do think a >> but i do think a chocolate hob hob knob is nice because it withstands dunking. >> chocolate hobnobs. >> chocola

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gaza strip. we are continuing our actions with god almighty in the seas, in the red sea, the gulf of aiden, the arabian sea reaching up to the indian ocean, and the operations which were carried out even reaching to the mediterranean, see great and the enemies when they talk about. he says the country's armed forces will continue to surprise the enemies with suitable capabilities which are unprecedented in history. the ansaralah leader added that the israeli military has failed to achieve any of his goals in gaza and is now targeting palestinians in the occupied west bank. uthi called on arab and muslim countries to support the people of gaza. he noted that no dignity and freedom will be left if the spirit of resistance and fight against the enemy is eliminated amongst muslims. during recent. months, the yemani army has targeted numerous israeli bound vessels in the red and the arabian seas in solidarity with palestinians in gaza. it says anti-israel operations will continue until the regime ends is gaza genocide and the siege on the blockaded territory. political commentator hussenhaiti j

meetings with some groups is of no importance now, at the beginning of last week , the turkish newspaper aiden reported that on june 18 , representatives. how cooperation with ukrainian recruiters ends for criminals is visible in these shots with whom to cooperate the main intelligence directorate of the ministry of defense of ukraine, this native of one of the former soviet republics , was arrested today by a court in rostov on charges of preparing sabotage in russia. the man studied explosives under the guidance of naat instructors for three months in the kiev region, preparing to carry out a terrorist attack on the railroad. militants from ukraine regularly cooperate with terrorists who fight against foreign leaders who are objectionable to the western world, and all over the planet. this summer, mercenaries with tridents and other symbols became accomplices in the attack of malian tuareg rebels on government troops of the country. then mali and niger broke off diplomatic relations with kiev, the authorities of burkina faso called on the world community to react to the fact that kiev suppor

we are continuing our actions in the seas in the red sea, the gulf of aiden, the arabian sea reaching up to the indian ocean and the operation. said the country's armed forces will continue to surprise enemies with suitable capabilities which are unprecedented in history. the answer leader also added that the israeli military has failed to achieve any any of its goals and it's now targeting palestinians. in the occupied west bank. he call on arab muslim countries to support the people of gaza and noted that no dignity and freedom will be left if the spirit of resistance and fight against the enemy is eliminated among muslims. during recent months, the yemeni army has targeted numerous israeld vessels in the red and arabian seas in solidarity with palestinians in gaza. it says that the anti-israeli operations will continue until the regime ends its genocide there. and the siege on the blockaded territory, political commentator, hussein al-bukaiti joined us earlier from the yemani capital son out to discuss ansara leader speech. it has been really clearly that the attack conducted by ye

at the beginning of the last a week ago, the turkish newspaper aiden reported that on june 18, representatives of the kiev regime met with envoys of the banned hts in edlib. in exchange for 75 drones , the ukrainians asked the terrorists to release people from the cis countries imprisoned in local prisons. now the publication reports that it has video footage of that meeting. for now, the editors have published this photo of two people, one of whom presumably belongs to a group operating in syria; a tooth is clearly visible on the shoulder of the second. it is reported that the first batch of drones has already delivered to idleb and the question remains, who produced these weapons, or the ukrainian government, and budanov is a person very close to the president, the current president, or budanov personally is simply making money, they once had a wonderful aviation industry, but that was a long time ago, then of course they are happy to redirect supplies, because they get all this under lintlease, that is , for free today, but then they will have to pay. and they sell for money that can be put

the yemani armed forces carried out a military operation targeting the ship groten in the gulf of aiden due to the violation of the decision to ban the ports of occupied palestine by the company that owns the ship. the operation was carried out by naval and the missile forces, the ship was hit accurately and directly. yahya sari said this was the second time that the ship was targeted by yemen's armed forces. he said the company owning the ship violated the ban on entering ports in the occupied palestinian territories. siri vowed that the operations will continue until the israeli genocide stops in the gaza strip. in recent months, the yemani forces have also conducted series of operations against american and british vessels in response to the deadly attacks by the us and the uk against their country. people have rallyd in the french capital paris to condemn the us israri genocide in gaza. protesters have also called for immediate cease fire in gaza as more than 10 months of the relentless air and artillery strikes have so far claimed the lives of over 40,000 palestinians, which most o

aiden, which is very important passage, because um, it saves a lot of fuel, and it's very important innot at the stage where apartite south africa was in the 1980s when there were many successful boy cut and divestment movement, but one can see the increased desperation within um countries that support israel, for example, there have been more laws criminalizing speech, the other day, cornel university in usa and sent sent a message saying that any student caught engaging in protests against the weapons contractors that contract with the university can be immediately and they have done that, so within domestically israel has been facing, allies of israel have been facing lot more pressure, and they've been responding it to responding to it by cracking down on free speech, but there's only limit on how much they can manufacture consent, people see what is going on on their tick talks, in fact a lot of these atrocities are put up by israeli soldiers themselves and they see the... kind of propaganda within israel that dehumanizes arabs and muslims and palestinians and so it's hard to deny

we are continuing our actions with god almighty help in the seas, in the red sea, the gulf of aiden, the arabian sea reaching up to the indian ocean and the operations which were carried out even reaching to the mediterranean se great results were achieved and the enemies when they talk about the rid see, they use the expression of defeat along with the expression of failure, they spoke at length about their failure, and now some of their leaders and some of the media outlets, they are talking about their defeat in the red sea, they will not be able to protect. "the ships that are linked to the israeli enemy, and this cost them a lot of losses, and made them pay a high price, god will, which will help to inflict losses withouthi said the yemeny resistance will continue with his reprisal operations in the high seas. he said the group will surprise the enemies with due capabilities which are unprecedented in history. ansar allah leader added that the israeli military has not achieved any of his goals in gaza and..." now is targeting palestinians in the west bank, which has been the sce

area and it has been yemen has been carrying out operations in the red sea, the arab seas, gulf of aiden and even the mediter. so these operations have increased the cost of shipping from the red sea. yemen has also targeted israel linked assets and regime cities. yemen started the anti-israel operations as means of pressure to end the regime's genocide in gaza. a highlight of the attacks was a sunday air struck with ballistic missile that penetrated israel's multilayered air defense system to hit area southeast of. yemen says it has developed missiles which could reach their targets and bypass all land and sea obstacles and interception systems including american, israeli and others. lebanese resistance movement, hezbulah has commended the yemini armed forces for the recent missile attack on israel. hasbolah described the strike as a courageous response to the israeli aggression. there's a movement noted that it was the true reflection of a unified and collective stance against the regime's genocide in gaza on all fronts, it also said the attack exposed the fragility and weakness of the

for meeting or if there was no one of the forces of the 15 to put them on an opening the folder for aiden, him pulled up in a few minutes and each time he was with them on the simple terms the deed either but some of the month ago, but i need them all on the other the other week. but i the renewal condition even with the. busy with the july 2nd in the call, his name is what the problem is in your proposal, which was adopted from your partner been converted into a new one for 50 folks elusive. and we have went from both by the gym and who have was the, the, the, the, we agree on this, the, the, the hold up and kind of let me of the movement. because like when you're, i'm finally added to find the new condition. we know from the beginning no, for the reason for point environment. what do you think the reason i the reason is nothing that i said in reaching the right. so they think the changing in terms of the agreement on israel's part is that just the efforts to move the goal posts so that a deal is not reached. and so that is real, can keep this complex, going to open the central the we ha

the yemini attacks are invain, and he assured that now "the arabian sea, the red sea, the gulf of aiden are off limits to the israeli, british and american ships and this is absolutely a clear statement to the enemies of the nation that yemanis will absolutely keep supporting the palestinian people and the lebanese people, and if the uh israeli regine keeps and continues escalating its attacks and aggression against our brothers in lebanon and in gaza. yemenes will absolutely escalate their attacks and i believe that the yemani army will uh conduct further attacks against the occupied territories and the coming days uh unless the israelis uh hold their attacks against the people of gaza and the people of lebanon. okay let's bring back sakina datu uh to continue this uh discussion. sakina, do you think that uh the israelis did consider the huge support that the resistance? has the popular support, as we can see in yemen, clearly demonstrated in these demonstrations, do you believe that they miscalculated the amount of? support that the resistance has? i absolutely think that they miscalc

the turkish newspaper aiden league reported that it has evidence of a june meeting between representatives of the ukrainian special services and the leaders of the terrorist organization hayat tahri rashi in russia. let me remind you that, as the newspaper wrote, the negotiations between the ukrainians and the terrorists took place in the syrian city of idlip on june 18 this year. as a result, the publication received several photographs that confirm the fact of the meeting. the ukrainians, as the newspaper claims, asked the terrorists to release chechen and georgian militants from their prisons for military action against russia. but in return, representatives of the kiev regime offered the extremists 75 drones. the news received a great response. all in particular , the russian foreign ministry quoted. alfa-bank is the best bank for business. open a free business account at alfa-bank and get a premium business card with 10% cashback on everything. i came to vkusnoy tochka for a convenient schedule. i found friends here, in general, there are many reasons to stay, come for a suitable sche

i mean, pull the pin from the hanger and aiden and roll, roll it in because of the as far as they're concerned, it's do or die for the state of israel at this point. yeah, i mean it's pretty incredible and you'd think that is ro wouldn't be making decisions like this unless it had the, the backing o, b, u. s. a. just wondering what you think washington's ultimate interest all in assisting is well, hey, way to work on multiple funds on funds that seem to be potentially expanding. but there is rarely doing this against us wishes. they did not want a war in lebanon. i certainly don't want a war with iran because it would drag a sense. but the united states has made this of iron clad decision and commitment to, to assist israel. plus you've got our own defense contractors and, and, and, and, and a very heavy is rarely lobby in the us congress that backs uh israel, 100 percent of.

year's long stalemate, the conflict between the who's these and the saudi back government based and aiden has left the economy and shambles. the boxes, do you have to have that sort of this? there is an increase in cases of malnutrition because is the high cost of living the war and the siege on game. and then is the spirit of epidemics and diseases and a limited entry of medicine into the country, which is led to the spread of mel nutrition amongst children. the capitol center has been under control for nearly a decade harsh us let sanctions against the group how further hurt the region. crucially preventing menu from accessing money sent from abroad. the sanctions are in response to who the fighters targeting commercial ships in the red sea in what they say is inactive, solidarity with palestinians in gaza. at the height of the crisis, the world food program had to posit too many target assistance there. last december, dr. state little we some cannot wait any longer. he needs more medical tests. if he is to survive something, his family simply cannot afford it to some good food. i'll ju

in fact, in order to protect the french johns gas project, aiden was a big soldier's waiting toy by to taught entities. a domestic village is inside the company's facility. now this facility is a critical component of the countries in energy production and it came under the control of the muslim beacon ministry in april of 2021 as the government for to, to come back and decent mr. search and see the region to talk entities was voted in this area. we'd be finding consistency this quite twice. so we tie it. so just to take care of it. facility with thousands of civilians were killed by a commando affiliated with the muslim beacon forces whose lead sees that his mission was to protect, to tolerate project villages, victims off the atrocities i said to be civilians afraid of their homes. as part of the caches between the armed forces and 2 of the screws of the report tells us that the soldiers accused the civilians of being part of the rebels, locking them in containers, systematically perpetrating torture and abuse. his move on that the commandos loaded the men aboard for the shore journe

their attack in support of the palestinian people, and he sayid that the rest sea and the gulf of aiden and the arabian sea has become new go zone for all the enemies like the israelis or the united kingdom and as well for the american and this actually has been clear for everyone and as well he said that yemany will as well and yemani army will uh not hesitate to support ' the lebanese people, because it will be silly for yemen only to conduct attack in support of the palestinian people, meanwhile israeli regime is targeting and killing hundreds of lebanese people, that's why i expect that temani might in the coming days take major step by targeting as well israeli regime, because what israeli regime actually wanted, he want actually to deal with all the axes of resistance separately, they thought by attacking gazah. that no one actually will will come to support gazza, then they were actually planning to attack lebanon, even if the 7th of october hasn't happened, this is whatuh leader of ansarullah have said, the plan to attack hizbollah and to attack lebanon has been done for for for

the braydens, jadens, caydens, and aidens. right now, trump has an edge with this group. npr/pbs news/ marist/go go squeeze applesauce poll, trump leads harris among white men without a college degree. of course, in that demo, both of them are trailing far behind big-ass tire. you know its slogan: "yo, i'm gonna punch it." to get these precious man-votes, the fundraising group "white dudes for harris" rolled out a new $10 million ad campaign. [cheers and applause] people are excited. i don't blame you. take a look. >> hey, white dudes. so i think we're all pretty sick of hearing how much we suck. trump and all his maga buddies are out there making it worse, shouting nonsense in their stupid red hats and acting like they speak for us when they don't. so i've been doing my own research, and decided to check out kamala harris and tim walz. >> stephen: "i do my own research! my name's tony pepperoni, go [bleep] yourself." the ad goes on, but it's no pressure, my dudes. >> end of the day, you're your own man. it's your call. if anyone gives you crap about it, tell them it's no

however, they are not allowed, nor have they ever been allowed to mention aiden clark from springfield them one more time to hear their apologies. >> people from ohio, that is not normal, that is a father who is extraordinary. his son was killed in an accident. >> yeah, that is heartbreaking to watch because anybody who has kids puts themselves in that situation, but what it really illustrates is, there is nobody who can't be used by donald trump and jd vance to score political points. no grieving family, no complicated immigration situation, no woman who has a complicated pregnancy. those are all pawns in the game and i think that is the exhaustion that america sees right now at i think they are going to reject that because it is not american. it's not human. it's not kind, is not compassionate and that is what you see and it is really sad to watch because that poor family like when the show is over and the story subsides, they will never be the same and you've watched two politicians just use them. >> is also not a game, it's our lives. tim, it's always a pleasure to see you. >>> whe

. >> oh aiden. okay. >> oh aiden. okay. >> time. ding or whatever you do. ding ding ding.on because in a couple of moments we'll be going through the newspapers and i know that's what you like, so let's get on with it. you're watching gb news breakfast with ben and anne. and welcome back. you're watching and listening to breakfast with ben and anne. right. let's take a look at some of the newspapers front pages. the sunday mirror leads with an exclusive interview with the prime minister, who pledges no more austerity. >> tell that to the pensioners. the pm's anne. and welcome back. you're watching and listening to breakfast with ben and anne. right. let's take a look at some of the newspapers front pages. the sunday mirror leads with an exclusive interview with the prime minister, who pledges no more austerity. >> tell that to the pensioners. the pm's also on the front page of the mail on sunday, who lead with sir. shameless is at it again. >> slightly different story, that one. >> the sunday express also leads on the prime minister, who reports that his allies are urging

school bus in august of 2023 injuring about two dozen children and killing a young boy, 11-year-old aidenn tuesday his father begged the public to not use his son's death as a talking point over immigration. >> last thing that we need is to have the worst day of our lives violently and constantly shoved in our faces. >> meantime, city and state leaders continue to work to find ways to meet the desperate challenges they're facing right now. the governor says he will earmark $2.5 million to provide more healthcare and other critical resources to this community. >> bill: changing part of the country indeed. christina coleman, good to have you there and look forward to more reporting. >> dana: the mother of jocelyn nungaray blaming the biden-harris administration for her daughter's murder. texas prosecutors are moving forward with charges against two men who reportedly entered the u.s. illegally before her murder. brooke taylor has more from houston. good morning, brooke. >> this mom of 12-year-old jocelyn nungaray tells me she wants to continue to keep telling her daughter's story. she wants

aiden's off to get a new mic. see if that makes a difference.to breakfast. we're going through the papers now with lin mei and jonathan ellis. very good to see you both this morning. and lynn, this one's got all of our viewers going this morning and us as well. actually this is the unions, teaching unions. telling bridget phillipson that we need to stop testing children on times tables. it's making children too anxious. >> i just think this is we're heading towards i hate to say it, but a snowflake group of children, at the end of the day, when you look at exams, when you go off to school and college and university, it's on memory and i think it's good for them to not to be ardent about it. but to get them in the habit of memorising things which could help them in the future. so i think with this whole, you know, oh, let's stop testing children. where does it, where does it stop? what are we going to see next? oh, let's let's do away with the textbooks. oh, let's just, you know. yes, it's important children have a balanced life in terms of havin

let's talk to aiden in ellicott city, maryland. caller: i wanted to speak about immigration as well. i think a lot of the collars on this network treat immigrants purely as consumers, purely as taking resources from the community, homes from the community, but they are people, you know? people who come from another country. when you look at population growth, they come from mothers, 18 years, they grow up just the same. yes, they take jobs and the jobs they use to pay for consumption, making new jobs. look at the economic effect of immigration on employment, it's close to zero. immigrants can work housing and construction jobs. the problem in so many of these markets is that we are not meeting supply. the problem isn't that we are adding more people to the economy. if that was true, population growth would be horrible from the -- for the economy. but it's not. these are all real people participating in human life. host: here's charles in west covina, republican mine. caller: housing. i try, i'm a small developer, it is almost impos

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but thanks, aiden, very much , but thanks, aiden, very much, still to come, we are facing , still tock. you're watching and listening to breakfast with dawn and anne. i was just remarking what a brilliant name dawn is for a breakfast program. it is? >> yeah, absolutely. >> yeah, absolutely. >> and we are joined, aren't we, for our newspaper review , let's for our newspaper review, let's have a look. what's you've got the list, i haven't. oh, yeah . the list, i haven't. oh, yeah. >> we've got the lovely stephanie takyi and kevin schofield. and who should we start with? should we start with the daily star? let's ask him kevin, this time around, shall we? kevin >> yes. >> yes. >> ian murray, say it with a bit more context. >> yes, yes, yes . >> yes, yes, yes. >> thank you. we're going to talk about larry the cat. yes. the chief mouser to the cabinet office lovely larry, a bit of a national treasure. yes everyone likes larry. larry, it seems ian murray or ian murray, as he's now been called because he, made some disobliging remarks about larry that i can't repeat at this time of day. he

south and remember dating fresh fish that have been caught that day by palestinian fishermen and then aiden on the shores of minutes. right. and the, the, the case the department was spending time with some palestinians in gaza or the is who would not support his at home us to a critical if he didn't like what, how most was doing to gaza to make it and much more religious as i as mine does the table, the house and couldn't say that very publicly for all these reasons. the, as well as reporting. i also did lots of other projects and went to places like haiti, company, guinea, afghanistan, many countries around the world actually. it was during this time that i 1st met my partner, ellison, i guess angie and i kind of met through sort of human rights and social justice circles. kelly was off at a job with an international human rights organization working on policy and advocacy for palestinians. i remember when i 1st got the job in jerusalem and was actually a bit reluctant after my instruct question in 2006 and the miles from around. it was the hesitation of not wanting to be. so you can see

south and remember dating fresh fish that have been caught that day by palestinian fishermen and then aiden on the shores of minutes. right. and the, the case the department was spending time with some palestinians in gaza as these who were not supporters of hum us to a critical if he didn't like what, how most was doing to gaza to make it and much more religious as i, as mine does the table, the house and couldn't say that very publicly for all these reasons. the, as well as reporting. i also did lots of other projects and went to places like haiti, company, guinea, afghanistan, many countries around the world. actually. it was during this time that i 1st met my partner, ellison, i guess angie and i kind of met 3 sort of human rights and social justice circles. ellie was off at a job with an international human rights organization working on policy and advocacy for palestinians. i remember when i 1st got the job in jerusalem, it was actually a bit reluctant after my instruct question in 2006 and the maelstrom around, it was the hesitation of not wanting to be. so you can see you in 5 is to

i'm showing you footage of something we reported on recently where he was with aiden ross, a huge figure have come on this stage with trump in the past two weeks endorsing him and lending their platform and its sort of younger buzz to this old-school campaign. trump, likewise, uses musk's twitter, now known as x, and interviewed on the space's platform last night. >> i have to tell you, elon is doing a fantastic job. he's my friend. he endorsed me for president like so strongly, it was incredible. but he is doing an incredible job. i mean, i look at what you do -- you walk in, you say, you want to quit? they go on strike. i won't mention the name of the company, but they go on strike, you say, that's okay. you're all gone. you're all gone, every one of you is gone. >> on one hand you can say this is a phone call that's blasted out. it's not the highest level tech elon musk could come up with. on the other hand, you have these two powerful people having this conversation in public as part of campaigning. politico asking whether musk would become a true american oligarch in a second trump

william: dozens of children were injured and 11-year-old aiden clark died.er was revealed to be a haitian immigrant without a u.s. license, things erupted. >> the majority of the haitians here are low skilled and they are illiterate. >> i want to know who is busing them in. who is responsible for that and who can stop them from coming? >> our concerns don't have anything to do with racism. they have to do with lack of affordable housing. william: for the past few months, springfield resident and former journalist william monaghan has been a fixture at city commission meetings. he helps run a facebook group that's become a clearinghouse for locals' concerns about the haitians, where people complain about everything from reckless driving to higher rents. >> do you shop in springfield? no. do you drive the streets of springfield? no. do you consider springfield your home? no. are your kids safe in school? no. >> they're talking about, i got kicked out of my house because the rent went way up. my insurance has gone way up. i don't feel safe in the stores anymore