no, an id. take our civil liberties away anc no, no, an id. take our civil liberties away anc no, nod. take our civil liberties away anc no, no, no, no,). take our civil liberties away anc no, no, no, no, of course not. >> i mean, i do think the ascension island idea is a stupid idea. why? >> it's a stupid idea. because it's not a real idea. it's not going to happen . it never happens. >> it's pr fantasy. >> it's a pr fantasy. >> it's a pr fantasy. >> they can't even get them on a barge which is comfortable. it's got every single facility and 15 went on today. there's like 500 can go on it. 15 i mean, it's impossible that everything gets stopped. and frankly , i think stopped. and frankly, i think the government doesn't really want to stop them because the horse has already bolted . how horse has already bolted. how many people are here already waiting? i think it's nearly to realise them awaiting. there's no point leaking or briefing these stories out if they're not going to do it because the anger of the population in this country is increasing by the day. >> we are becoming furiou

no, an id. take our civil liberties away anc no, no, an id. take our civil liberties away anc no, no. take our civil liberties away anc no, no, no, no,). take our civil liberties away anc no, no, no, no, of course not. >> i mean, i do think the ascension island idea is a stupid idea. why? >> it's a stupid idea. because it's not a real idea. it's not going to happen . it never happens. >> it's pr fantasy. >> it's a pr fantasy. >> it's a pr fantasy. >> they can't even get them on a barge which is comfortable. it's got every single facility and 15 went on today. there's like 500 can go on it. 15 i mean, it's impossible that everything gets stopped. and frankly , i think stopped. and frankly, i think the government doesn't really want to stop them because the horse has already bolted . how horse has already bolted. how many people are here already waiting? i think it's nearly to realise them awaiting. there's no point leaking or briefing these stories out if they're not going to do it because the anger of the population in this country is increasing by the day. >> we are becoming furious

for example, we have a patient who is ice skating instructor, so we have produced ance skating prostheticcan go back to training kids, you know, doing figure skating. nick: does that mean that every person who comes to you at least needs a tailor-made prosthetic and how difficult is that? , andrey: it is quite difficult. your prosthesis is a point of contact for the rest of your life, because whenever you lose a little bit of weight or you gain a bit of weight or something happen to you, you have to come and adjust your prosthetics. they start causing trouble. it starts causing pain. so you have to make sure that it's always fitting you in the best possible way so you can be vertical and you can do sports and you can be active, etc, and so it's a complex thing and ukraine never had it. so we had to bring all this expertise. we had to teach our doctors abroad and bring them in. we had to find u.s., u.k., german doctors, bring them into ukraine so that they could train as many doctors in ukraine who could then go and work across the country. nick: you currently have one facility in lviv, th

of national security, military doctrine, and so on, based on the algorithm for the formation of the ancwho are absolutely apolitical and not in any political community can enter there as delegates. by and large, this will also be a direction, of course, for management in future activities. yes in within their own, but a political platform, but the technical papers will be accepted by the vns, and the people who will enter as delegates and not necessarily there, i want to add more. what is it? crazy that the entire belarusian assembly of still high or white russia is the program of the party. and now, let's say. here is the communist party, we are forming an election platform already on the basis of the program and taking into account the geopolitical situation that is developing around our country, that is , certain nuances and taking into account modern elements will be included in this platform, and they will necessarily united for sorry for all applicants, but each region may have its own specifics. here's alexey nikolaevich here's to you tell me, please, i understand perfectly. what

. >> contra costa fire describe the scene of heavy smoke anc flames in front of that house kron four's rob nesbitt, talk with the man's family today about how the sun will be remembered. >> and can the land? know that he was very likable. everybody loved them. >> edgardo cabrera is holding on tight to the memories of his son. armando cabrera and this picture of armando with his dog and best friend seymour, the 30 year-old and his dog were both killed friday afternoon when their san pablo home caught on fire. cabrera describe the moment when he got the news of his son's passing it its head out to the hospital. >> and then got a call from the hospital midway point keiser enrichment. this my passed away. >> edgardo lived at the home on dover, ave with his wife, armando and 2 other sons. he returned monday to gather their belongings, but very little was spared by the flames. a home destroyed. everything just charcol. it >> i morning to try to see what i can find. hardly anything left. >> he says the family can search for new things that a new home. but what can't be replaced as his son, a

first and foremost anc broad see of the agency's mission and i don't blame them, they are not lawyersitically appointed leadership movie agency went agency staff feels like the policies are at all but the general sense of an agency's mission? >> a lot of trust between leaders and income but staff. >> first and foremost, it requires you have to be clear and vigorous insisting that's what you are doing. she takes time to change. i'm all folksks are passionate about their mission and that's fantastic, that makes things great but the passion has to be coverage by the reality ofw. the law and that's what i outline, at the end of the day congress decides what the law is. the executive branchan clarifies guidance and regulations and activities and have to apply that. they have to change law and that is great. it's not the role of the civil servant to simply decide what the law might be. >> the subtitle of the book is a accountability for the failing administrative state. there are significant reforms needed to the civilan service ad to bring about a new generation agency work that does follo

if he was still the leader of the anc and still the leader of the anc and still the leader of the ancink he'd make the point that there's only human race, only one race, the human race, and that isn't about white and black . black. >> it's multiracial nation , >> it's a multiracial nation, south africa, and they need to work together. that was his message. wasn't one sign message. there wasn't one sign of bitterness in that man, and i spoke to him for over three hours. he'd been locked up for 27 years. all he had was compassion for people and he recognised that south africa is all colours are. my parents are from jamaica and the motto of jamaica is out of many one people, you have to live together was only one race. the human race. and i predict that that idiot who spoke on that video. yeah, his flame will burn for a while, but eventually he'll disappear. well, let's hope so . hope so. >> yeah. >> yeah. fingers >> yeah. fingers crossed. >> yeah. fingers crossed. anyway coming up, we've got the papers at 10:30 pm. sharp with full panel reaction. but next, tonight's newsmaker is former

if he was still the leader of the anc and still the leader of the anc and still the leader of the anche'd make the point that there's only human race, only one race, the human race, and that isn't about white and black . black. >> it's multiracial nation , >> it's a multiracial nation, south africa, and they need to work together. that was his message. wasn't one sign message. there wasn't one sign of bitterness in that man, and i spoke to him for over three hours. he'd been locked up for 27 years. all he had was compassion for people and he recognised that south africa is all colours are. my parents are from jamaica and the motto of jamaica is out of many one people, you have to live together was only one race. the human race. and i predict that that idiot who spoke on that video. yeah, his flame will burn for a while, but eventually he'll disappear. well, let's hope so . hope so. >> yeah. >> yeah. fingers >> yeah. fingers crossed. >> yeah. fingers crossed. anyway coming up, we've got the papers at 10:30 pm. sharp with full panel reaction. but next, tonight's newsmaker is former cons

convene meetings with federal, state and local and tribal and leaders within 30 days of issue aption ance me memorandum, who are they targeting? you, school board meetings. -- we also know that national school board ses jeassociation, the teachers union were behind it, unbelievable. here is another one, fbi document not just the richmond office. they want to send agents to catholic churches, that are traditional churches, that practice their faith mostly in latin. like in schall la scalia church, they said that there is extremism motivated. why? so, these are pro lifers, people of faith. this is all under biden. police state. republicans to held hearing to doj targeting pro lifers, what do they find out in 2022, department of justice civil right division charged 26 pro life individuals with violations, you are not athousand proteallowed to protest in front of an abortion clinic, how many cases have they brought where pro life facilities, antiabortion facilities, have been attacked and vandalized almost none. almost none. you can see what is taking place there more. biden's judicial appoin

it's anc language for happeningn america is very concerning to me. that is how. because of his people without their mothers are not going to love as much. i ask this lady what do you mean if i go to south grambling to be free? she said if you go to south korea you can aware jeans that you could watch irl was a teenae girls i wanted to wear jeans. in north korea if you are genes you go to prison because genes are made in america therefore it's a part of capitalism. and people literally get executed. that's what i thought at there's a world like that exists i can watch whatever movie i want to watch, or i can choose the clothes i want to choose i want to go there. and the path to freedom is literally walking across the frozen desert. at 15, they gave me a compass in one hand and said if you pray really hard god will hear you and lead you to freedom. and they said the chance of making is 1% but people make it. so we chose that path and that is why right now how many people do you think make it to america from north korea? just 209 of us over the last 80 years. mirac

however, the governing anc has said it welcomes this decision, because they say it was in the best interestt. ., ., . ,. , ., unrest. some dramatic pictures to show ou unrest. some dramatic pictures to show you from _ unrest. some dramatic pictures to show you from the _ unrest. some dramatic pictures to show you from the jurassic - unrest. some dramatic pictures to show you from the jurassic coast i unrest. some dramatic pictures to | show you from the jurassic coast in show you from thejurassic coast in south—west england, look at this. visitors there to impeach, a narrow escape after part of the cliff above them, as you can clearly see, collapsed. extraordinary footage, several people just running away as deadly lands all around them. this happened at westbury in dorset, and here it is in slow motion. everyone at the beach is on hand, but actually the local council is using this video to try to won the public about the dangers of rock falls and landslips as well, as you can well imagine that this area of west bay has now been closed to the public until it is made safe again. the council

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there has been a steady deterioration and standards of ance over the last 20 years, including fiscal and debt matters, notwithstanding the june bipartisan ent to suspend the debt limit until january 2025. the repeated political standoff eroded confidence in fiscal have management. in addition, the government lacks medium-term fiscal framework, unlike most peers, and has a complex budgeting process. these factors along with several economic shocks and new spending initiatives have contributed to excessive debt increases over e last decade. additionally, there's been limited ogress in tackling medium-term challenges related to rising social security and medicare costs due to an aging population. there is a lot just in that statement. guest: to be honest, you could pick up a cbo report and see all of those things mentioned in the report. the congressional budget office, they are the budget experts who advise congress on the budget. the last five or six have all said debt is on an unsustainable path. every fed chair, at least for five fed chair's all characterize the growth in debt as un

. >> it's been called and mean stock but the shares are surging as much as anc is declining.roved the apes ape shares into common stock they are way up, the raising money bottom-line vacancy should be off the table for amc even though the stock is down. >> i would love to know what portion of our viewers by a mean stock. stu.lauren: there's many mean stocks. >> cavity people by amc on the ground that it might rebound. >> i think a lot. >> if you check a much there mentioned on the platforms, yes. >> who is bearish on urban. lauren: citigroup, they expected turnaround to be slow stock is down 1% in urban outfitters reports next week. check the big board, five and a half minutes worth of business and were up 20 points, 35300 on the no's check out the dow winners, whose at the top of the list. rather unknown, boeing, merck, j&j, walmart, honeywell. we know all the names up a little, s&p 500 winners, i cannot read that. the steel company u.s. steel is way up, also beauty, bath and body works, big time winners. comcast, micron, electronic arts, all on the upside and that's the nas

if they can't take aÑc shot at donald trump, it's second only to overturning a democracy, this shouldn't >>j not having some ideas. nobody expects you to burst on to the stage full of0z all kind of ideas if you haven't been around for 40 or 50 years. that's why we have university columns and places where you can pick up some ideas that yo-é think might work. they will be glad to give you a task. there's all kinds#. of places, d they have spent a lot of time thinking through a lot of issues. what the people of this country need most of all right now are people to sort through a lot of that stuff, package it, pull it together. that's the essence of politics and say i think we can move this country forward if we take these ideas on defense, these ideas on the economy and the environment and package them altogether. it's a very serious undertaking, although we're not going to be able to tell that from what's likely to happen tonight. >> we're not in a serious time, but this is what politics and presidential debates are supposed to be about. this is what running for president in a society is

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soviet union and that actually a lot of the weapons that were taken to south africa to support the ancbogus. the reality is we all have to take a stand, we do not accept sovereignty being achieved through violence and those who refuse to take a position i will regret it and it's absolutely wrong that they are choosing to take that position. i that they are choosing to take that osition. ., ., ., a that they are choosing to take that osition. ., ., ., ,~' i., .,, position. i got to ask you as well about the russians _ position. i got to ask you as well about the russians who - position. i got to ask you as well about the russians who are i position. i got to ask you as well about the russians who are here in london, bill bradley was just talking about it. any his view to close of a relationship between that money and the conservative government, do you think the sanctions that are in place are being properly observed, are we isolating those that are close to the kremlin here in london, have we gone far enough? i the kremlin here in london, have we gone far enough?— gone far enough? i ho

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you know, some senses they have a lot of security and confit ance in their lives and know that theirsocieties are basically decent that way. so yeah, but i think the time thing i remember, you know, i'm old enough also to remember people having a lot more leisure. the 40 hour workweek. thank you. unions actually a 40 hour workweek, a lot of families could live or you know. couples could live off one income. you know, i lived in san francisco when a lot idealistic kids, whether they wanted to write poetry or be active ists or whatever, were able to live off a part time job and devote the rest of their life to something that didn't pay and yeah, we've lost time and is part of where the conversation about and scarcity could change radically so i think you brought up a beautiful we are poor in time in so many ways we feel harried we rushed we feel like we don't have enough for pleasure, for joy, for well-being, for friendship for family, for a community. and so that's one of the things, you know, if we don't consume so much, we don't need to produce so much we don't need to produce so mu

>>p ance trump glanced brieflypr in smith's direction when he walked in, but di td notdid o appear to make eye contact with him as mr. trump walked in. >> jack smitt directioh did not lookf star in his direction. he did look at him later. doald trum down of staringin donald trump. donald trump made a point to look everywhere in the room except. at jack smith. >> he stared them down. well, surelyve the media couldn have been pleased with their coverage, right? >> wrione are relying right now on our extraordinary reporters inside to give us this moment by moment, this momentex by moment, updates even. this is pretty extraordinarytr . e in e you don't even get the opportunity to report on hearings live in. >> every federal courthouse. rachel is doing this incredible job of reading your livet dispatches on air in a way thate made me feel like i was in there. >> you did fantastic work. we did sucjob.h great job. that's what will rachel and i say to us at the end of every show. joining joining me now, lee zel, former new york congressman, also former candidate fon former governor, and sean

vns we need to elect members of the council of the republic, we need to elect representatives of the ancal councils and thus we will complete this entire large cycle, only at the end of april 24, so there is a long distance ahead, this is with regard to the technical organization, and i would also like to note hmm, that elections are a test for power. e, depending, but there are two parts of this exam, often everyone talks about the first, that is, the elections - it depends on the results of the elections, respectively, the people show support the topic of decisions is the work that the current current government is doing. so. and, if the second part is the turnout in the elections. here, the turnout at the elections shows the maturity of the society , the political political literacy , the legal culture, oh, of which we have been talking so much lately, and much is being done. it should be fair to see that we have matured, yes, yes, but nevertheless work to increase the policy. it is necessary to constantly carry out this is such a permanent work that should not rise up like that to th

we have also acquired the consumer bank business of the anc, and we are going to complete the acquisition in taiwan. i think that the prospect of our strategic positioning, as well as our international credit rating, coupled with our capabilities and long-standing customers make us different, i would say. >> how many people do you have in greater china and what are you planning in terms of increasing headcount, how are you finding the broader hiring environment across china and hong kong, given the difficulties of the last two years? -- few years? >> we are close to 4000 and mainland china, 5000 in hong kong, and with the integration of city -- the citibank and taiwan, we will have more than 4000 people in taiwan. we continue to grow. we continue embedding technology in our business and improving productivity, and that productivity has resulted in a mild increase in headcount, except for inorganic acquisitions. and we expect to continue to that. we have never laid off people for expense management. on the contrary, we have been progressive in our approach and we are optimistic that we wil

flora is with dos intake unit since 2016 and a indisensible team member always happy to provide assist anceany time to colleagues. flora has been involved with virtual and in-person presentations to help educate seniors, disabled adultss, care takers family members and serveish providers about the vast array of services das has to offer. more recently flora was involved in a dos intake out station at the san francisco public library main branch where she was able to interact with members of the community and provide education and guidance arounds das services. i actually was very excited because i heard about that from somebody in the community and as much as we are constantly trying to get our name out there and what we do, it was very gratifying to hear about it specifically, so flora hard work at das intake is greatly appreciated and she is always trying to enhance and improve her knowledge of services and social work skills. we at das and everyone at the intake unit like to recognize and thank flora for all her hard work and dedication and let her know how fortunate we are for her commi

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people die under all sort more ircumstances. they sorts of people die under all sort more ircu you ancestmoreirchou understandiey get more ill. you understand why, but it has to change. the thing really concerning thing i find really concerning about it's not the first about this is it's not the first time somebody in the nhs has used their state given position of murder people. we of power to murder people. we had shipman, course, had harold shipman, of course, in how can it in this country. so how can it be there was this attitude be that there was this attitude that possibly be that it couldn't possibly be happening? happened happening? it has happened before lessons before and unless lessons learnt, say this learnt, we always say this unless i learned, unless the lessons i learned, somebody point try somebody at some point will try and again. and do it again. >> and by the way, and you're absolutely right at least absolutely right here at least five of those senior executive have on other have either moved on to other jobs in other health authorities or on golden pensions of or retir

people die under all sort more ircumstances. they sorts of people die under all sort more ircu you ancestmoreirchou understandiey get more ill. you understand why, but it has to change. the thing really concerning thing i find really concerning about it's not the first about this is it's not the first time somebody in the nhs has used their state given position of murder people. we of power to murder people. we had shipman, course, had harold shipman, of course, in how can it in this country. so how can it be there was this attitude be that there was this attitude that possibly be that it couldn't possibly be happening? happened happening? it has happened before lessons before and unless lessons learnt, say this learnt, we always say this unless i learned, unless the lessons i learned, somebody point try somebody at some point will try and again. and do it again. >> and by the way, and you're absolutely right at least absolutely right here at least five of those senior executive have on other have either moved on to other jobs in other health authorities or on golden pensions of or retir

i just thought i would give u a ance to respond to that because it seems very much of keeping with theay our governmental systewos and is meant to work. i think if i cou jt connect it up to the last question i asked, it's why in all these recent cases we have statements thatof course, when the legislature acts, it's subject to the normal constrais, i guess i would add.f all areas, mr. thompson: your honor, so our position is the checks and balancesply, but they come from the federal constitution and the panoply of federal laws like the voting rights act and her statutes that are highly there is a check, there is a balance. and there is also a political. we have the legal check from federal law, andve the political check that the founders envisioned of going to congress. as ienoned this very congress, this house of representatives, voted to ban partisan gerrymandering in all 50 states. justice kagan: thank you. chief justice roberts: justice gorsuch? justice gorsh:n that history in terms of checks and balances, what sorts of concerns might the founde he had if state constitutions were a

anc extremely useful for these are extremely useful for science, medicine, for many science, for medicineications. and think other applications. and i think we pushing this we should be pushing on this technology much what technology very much what i think we should be concerned about are rushing about is that we are rushing forward newer, larger, more forward into newer, larger, more dangerous regimes before we can even control or understand the systems that already exist . systems that already exist. >> i really, really interesting stuff. course is stuff. and of course the uk is hosting the world's first ai safety conference in the autumn. but conor thank you very but conor leahy, thank you very much us here the much forjoining us here in the studio through this studio and talking through this really seismic development in our culture. our technological culture. >> well, do stay >> absolutely. well, do you stay with britain's with us this is britain's newsroom on gb news. let's get the weather for you . the weather for you. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather

georgia, trump said his latest arraignment was a travesty of justice and was itself election interfere anceken place here is a travesty of justice. >> we did nothing wrong. i did nothing wrong. and everybody knows it. i've never had such support and that goes with the other ones to what they're doing is election interference . is election interference. they're trying to interfere with an election. there's never been anything like it in our country before . there. this is their way before. there. this is their way of campaigning. before. there. this is their way of campaigning . and this is one of campaigning. and this is one instance. but you have three other instances. it's election interference . interference. >> well, let's speak now to pubuc >> well, let's speak now to public relations consultant and veteran of washington's beltway politics, alex dean. alex, thanks for joining us. politics, alex dean. alex, thanks forjoining us. good politics, alex dean. alex, thanks for joining us. good to see you. first with your your pr hat on, is this image good for brand trump ? brand trump? >> yea

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we have to be careful overreact careful that we don't overreact and careful that we don't overreact ancd steal the eye out of your head. >> really the general public, they would . and all the they would. and all the ingenious ways they used to steal and defraud and whatever. and they used to be very intolerant of it. and now i get to this situation and i just think a lot of these people i'm not encouraging this in any way, but they have no other option . but they have no other option. they just i mean, the price i mean, if you i don't know if i accept that. >> i don't you know, i think inflation is just. yes, but there are food banks there is support. and i just think that gives a green light to people to say, yeah, but do you know what? they're still putting their kids in nappies. they're paying they're still putting their kids in |theiras. they're paying they're still putting their kids in |their sky'hey're paying they're still putting their kids in |their sky television paying they're still putting their kids in |their sky television or aying for their sky television or whatever and

must can register your pet and be grantfora licence. a must can register your pet and be grantfor dog ancen register your pet and be grantfor dog owners. most times have for dog owners. most times this is all down to the owner and not the dog. >> i mean, a very fair >> i mean, it's a very fair point, ian, but of course with these dangerous dogs , it's these dangerous dogs, it's concerned what they're concerned about what they're doing in home as well, isn't doing in the home as well, isn't it particularly particularly it? particularly particularly with young children . yeah, but with young children. yeah, but that's certainly solves part that's certainly it solves part of the problem. nigel says all dogs can and will bite , only dogs can and will bite, but only certain the capacity certain breeds have the capacity city to kill. why have them? which i think is a fair point. >> i mean, that's what andy jones was saying in the paper review, that some of these dogs can weigh seven stone. i mean, it's practically a person, isn't it? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> so pamela says, really >> so pamela says,