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andrew kruschevich, senior researcher columbia university's climate school. a warm welcome to you all like to begin in texas. first with andrew cruz. great. andrew, we've been talking for so long now about climate change, but it's not climate change anymore as climate changed. and surely this terminology is part of the problem we're looking at now terminology there should suggest climate damage controlled climate damage, limitation and proposing radical solutions. now where we're past the point of no return, surely. well, what we're really talking about is understanding the disproportionality of impact of climate in climate change on different populations on different industries. and at different times we're starting to see even more of this disproportionality. what i mean by that is, yes, we're seeing extreme events and we have the data to document that and to understand the trench. but we need to get better at understanding who is impacted to what extent and then understand to what extent we could make early warnings and especially early action to, to mitigate impact on the most underserved populations and the industries that are most critical

or maybe you want to leave andrew andrew is missing? well, you hope to find him someday.ove him? no? chasing after me. well, we are on duty at night and cold coffee is on the run, gold and dust in half does not sleep criminally hub and amplification at night and again cold coffee in half. it doesn't matter, the coins are quite expensive. honestly, i understand perfectly well what kind of world we live in, such things do not apply. these are all people who are on maintenance. that's what i'm going to say about such crimes. just as far as not being committed, it's either someone you know, either by boat, also could not. everyone says that he couldn't because, it turns out, he could if the safe is open. tell me, do you have strangers at home? no, seriously, no one was there. didn't like revealing something well done noticed, i didn't like it either. so will have to check it out. well, at the same time, dad is also on the subject, there is some kind of mistress or, in general, maybe he uses prostitutes, and they don’t tell such things at all. well, ayan with coins will deal w

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andrew tate. have any of you seen — one subject is andrew tate. have any of you seen his _ one subject is andrew his videos? _ one subject is andrew tate. have any of you seen his videos? do _ one subject is andrew tate. have any of you seen his videos? do you - of you seen his videos? do you follow him _ of you seen his videos? do you follow him on _ of you seen his videos? do you follow him on social— of you seen his videos? do you follow him on social media? i of you seen his videos? do you - follow him on social media? twitter. what sort of — follow him on social media? twitter. what sort of things _ follow him on social media? twitter. what sort of things does _ follow him on social media? twitter. what sort of things does he - follow him on social media? twitter. what sort of things does he say? - what sort of things does he say? positive messages?— what sort of things does he say? positive messages? work harder, dreams and _ positive messages? work harder, dreams and all— positive messages? work harder, dreams and all of— positive messages? work harder, dreams and all of that. _ positive

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andrew, 20 buses to l complete his challenge. andrew possible. andrewis only until the end june but will hopefully get extended. a lot of people have said they are making use of it and it has made a real difference. maybe derby to the south coast. you are alive with bbc news. a island defamation trial against fox news brought by a company that makes voting machines are starting right now in the us state of delaware. dominion is alleging the us you cannot normally spread false claims that the last us presidential election was rigged. the that the last us presidential election was rigged. that the last us presidential election was ria red. . ., election was rigged. the 'udge came out and said — election was rigged. the 'udge came out and said it * election was rigged. the 'udge came out and said it was h election was rigged. the 'udge came out and said it was not _ election was rigged. the judge came out and said it was not unusual- election was rigged. the judge came| out and said it was not unusual when you are talking about a six week's trial, he said

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andrew? because, andrew, we're gelng— andrew? because, andrew, we're gelng-balllng— andrew? about, isn't p, ln— already been talked about, isn't p, ln ceme— already been talked about, isn't it, in some quarters ? “lit: it, in some quarters? yes. um, leek.— it, in some quarters? yes. um, leeb. l— it, in some quarters? yes. um, look, i think i think the pandemic unleashed an authoritarian streak amongst bureaucrats , particularly ones bureaucrats, particularly ones who have hardly been elected or haven't been elected at all. and they've really got a taste for it now, 10 or 20 years ago, you'd have had somebody at the bottom of their shed with a with a jar of dead flies next to their desk writing plan their desk writing their plan for to rule the world. these for how to rule the world. these people, unfortunately, seem to have of have reached some level of influence public influence in public administration, and that's a real problem . there you go. real problem. there you go. anbrew— real problem. there you go. andrew always— real problem. there you go. andrew always love- "cfc

andrew went through 20 different buses _ the week. andrew went through 20 different buses to _ the week. andrewete his - different buses to complete his challenge. andrew is now planning his next challenge. i challenge. andrew is now planning his next challenge.— his next challenge. i haven't got an other his next challenge. i haven't got any other thing _ his next challenge. i haven't got any other thing planned - his next challenge. i haven't got any other thing planned at - his next challenge. i haven't got any other thing planned at the l any other thing planned at the moment but i am working on it. as c. you're live with bbc news returning to moscow now where a prominent critic of vladimir putin has been sentenced to 25 years in prison. the journalist and opposition activist, vladimir kara—murza played a key role in persuading western governments to sanction russian officials, for human rights abuses and corruption. the us says, it's evidence of an escalating campaign of repression in the country. well as news filtered through of the sentence , a reminder that another journalist remains in

if you google ben where he was ben shapiro where he was interviewed by andrew neil and andrew he accused andrewlyamory. so men , the survey , the state so men, the survey, the state run centre for socio logical investigations, found that nearly half of spaniards approve of they've called it in the times, juggling multiple sexual partners , which is a mental partners, which is a mental image that wasn't ready for this evening. approve of evening. they approve of it. it's the same as doing it. it's not the same as doing it. like in theory, i'm a very accomplished lover, the lack accomplished lover, but the lack of opportunity held back of opportunity held me back somewhat. wonder they somewhat. but no wonder they need in the afternoon. need a nap in the afternoon. don't put yourself down, steve. vett— don't put yourself down, steve. vest, toot-s— don't put yourself down, steve. yeah, that's what— don't put yourself down, steve. yeah, that's what bothered me stout—turns- yeah, that's what bothered me about—turns out. about this story. it turns out ttr-ooo— about this story. it turns out ttr-ooo ot

andrew bridgen did . he didn't andrew bridgen did. he didn't compare it andrew bridgen did. know- within the labour party. yeah. and i-you know ,- within the labour party. yeah. and i you know , okay, and i mean, you know, okay, look, don't want to ascribe look, we don't want to ascribe lazy sort of things to people , lazy sort of things to people, but what diane abbott wrote , but what diane abbott wrote, what rebecca long—bailey said. hold on, let's talk about diane abbott. okay, good. let's do mat.— abbott. okay, good. let's do that. everybody— ' okay, good. let's do that. everybody goes on about anti—semitism._ that. everybody goes on about anti—semitism. actually she was tnetettttw— anti—semitism. actually she was incredibly rude— anti—semitism. actually she was incredibly rude about travellers, _ incredibly rude about travellers, but but everybody target— travellers, but but everybody target tnat— travellers, but but everybody forget that she— travellers, but but everybody forget that she put travellers rtten — forget that she put travellers rtten ant — forget that she

andrew in alabama. andrew andrew >> caller: yes >> you're up >> caller: all righty. hey, jim how are you doing? >> i'm doing fine, thank you how about you, andrew? >> caller: i'm doing good. i've got a quick question about ibm. what do you think as far as going into q2? do you think -- >> it's a show me situation. we need blowout numbers from ibm. i'm not talking about manufacturers -- i'm talking about a top line number that is just wow we need a wow from ibm we've not gotten a wow yet i want a wow am i clear about what i want wow. this company earnings season will be a tooil of two tapes a slowdown generate bid banking and decent earnings in the other especially from tech including of course ai "mad money" tonight last week i handed in my homework on von tier and he with like the story i sit down with the ceo to hear directly from the company. and constellation brands popped on earnings but i know there are sellers all over the place sellers, listen to me. you don't know what you're talking about. stay tuned for the segment and then levi's plummeted over the quarter

andrew? i mean, what is the point oi— andrew? i mean, what is the point oi nns— andrew? vernment , our parliament would government, our parliament would just to the diktats that just submit to the diktats that were coming out ? if we agree to were coming out? if we agree to if we to these treaty if we agree to these treaty changes and that will be in the next probably six months, we have effectively made our democracy redundant. there won't be really much point being down in westminster because i can just see one pandemic emergency after another and all powers being taken by the who, which is an arm of the un, and mysteriously, you know , 86, 84% mysteriously, you know, 86, 84% funded by private enterprise again, and individual donations. and that buys them huge lobbying power. we've seen all this with our own health regulators in the uk with will you stand again? because as i understand it, youo— because as i understand it, you ioon— because as i understand it, you ioon o— because as i understand it, you've been a very popular constituency— you've been a very popular con

andrew? because, andrew, we're going— andrew? because, andrew, we're eelng-balllne— andrew? already been talked about, isn't p, ln ceme— already been talked about, isn't it, in some quarters ? “lit: it, in some quarters? yes. um, leek.— it, in some quarters? yes. um, leeb. l— it, in some quarters? yes. um, look, i think i think the pandemic unleashed an authoritarian streak amongst bureaucrats , particularly ones bureaucrats, particularly ones who have hardly been elected or haven't been elected at all. and they've really got a taste for it now, 10 or 20 years ago, you'd have had somebody at the bottom of their shed with a with a jar of dead flies next to their desk writing plan their desk writing their plan for to rule the world. these for how to rule the world. these people, unfortunately, seem to for how to rule the world. these peoplreachedtunately, seem to for how to rule the world. these peop|reached somely, seem to for how to rule the world. these peop|reached some levelzm to for how to rule the world. these peop|reached some level of to have reached some level of infl

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andrew. them. grimsby. andrew. i've seen them. rewr— grimsby. andrew. i've seen them. your identities— grimsby. andrew. ke up call here thanks to polluted they've polluted air. yes, they've given this the person this story to the person with crippling health anxiety. so i think that producer, crippling health anxiety. so i think that-producer, the. think that my producer, the ereeweere— think that my producer, the producers, don't care about my heehh— producers, don't care about my health problems.— health problems. so this is a air health problems. so this is a ehr—wel air pollution can wake up eerwwr— air pollution can wake up dormant cells— air pollution can wake up dormant cells that cause lung cancer non—smoker. so dormant cells that cause lung can(is non—smoker. so dormant cells that cause lung can(is a non—smoker. so dormant cells that cause lung can(is a new non—smoker. so dormant cells that cause lung can(is a new thing—smoker. so dormant cells that cause lung can(is a new thing—siworry so this is a new thing to worry wew. — this is a new thing to worry wew. we— this is a new thing to worry abo

bridgen— holocaust when frankly, he was andrew bridgen comparing it, was he andrew bridgen comparing it, was me ewetme— andrewean, seriously, are you going to go there? you're- mean, seriously, are you going to go there? 4:1. ”c: qtit “q mean, seriously, are you going to go there? “iii/t ”c: qtit “q mean, seriously, are you going to go there? /t1. qtit “q qtit to go there? you're going to go with maxine peake and rebecca daily as examples of people that that was pure anti—semitism. what? andrew bridgen did was quoted a jewish researcher. sorry, suzanne , tell me, involve sorry, suzanne, tell me, involve yourself. yeah well, i just i just feel that that's not what andrew bridgen did . he didn't andrew bridgen did. he didn't compare it andrew bridgen did. he didn't eemeete tt te— andrew bridgen did. he didn't compare it to the— '“t: tiqti“ t: t: he didn't compare it to the holocaust. '“t: tiqi“ t: t: he didn't compare it to the holocaust. he tettet— compare it to the holocaust. he tettet etewt— compare it to the holocaust. he talked about it— compare it to the holocaust. he talked about it being one of the ttee

andrew. them. grimsby. andrew. i've seen them. rewr— grimsby. andrew. i've seen them. your identities— grimsby. andrew. to a wake up call here thanks to polluted they've polluted air. yes, they've given this the person this story to the person with crippling health anxiety. so i think that producer, crippling health anxiety. so i think that-producer, the. think that my producer, the ereeweere— think that my producer, the producers, don't care about my heehh— producers, don't care about my health problems.— health problems. so this is a air health problems. so this is a ehr—wel air pollution can wake up eerwwr— air pollution can wake up dormant cells— air pollution can wake up dormant cells that cause lung cancer non—smoker. so dormant cells that cause lung can(is non—smoker. so dormant cells that cause lung can(is a non—smoker. so dormant cells that cause lung can(is a new non—smoker. so dormant cells that cause lung can(is a new thing—smoker. so dormant cells that cause lung can(is a new thing—siworry so this is a new thing to worry wew. — this is a new thing to worry wew. we— this is a new thing to wo

neil and andrew he accused andrew andrewentially. steve yeah, half of spaniards approve of polyamory. so men , the survey , the state so men, the survey, the state run centre for socio logical investigations, found that nearly half of spaniards approve of they've called it in the times, juggling multiple sexual partners , which is a mental partners, which is a mental image that wasn't ready for this evening. approve of evening. they approve of it. it's the same as doing it. it's not the same as doing it. like in theory, i'm a very accomplished lover, the lack accomplished lover, but the lack of opportunity held back of opportunity held me back somewhat. wonder they somewhat. but no wonder they need in the afternoon. need a nap in the afternoon. don't put yourself down, steve. teth— don't put yourself down, steve. veoh that-s— don't put yourself down, steve. yeah, that's what— don't put yourself down, steve. yeah, that's what bothered me about— yeah, that's what bothered me ohout—turhs- yeah, that's what bothered me about—tur

andrew? i mean, what is the ooint oi— andrew? i mean, what is the ooint oi nits— andrew? u see future whereby see a future whereby our government , parliament would government, our parliament would just the diktats that just submit to the diktats that were coming out ? if we agree to were coming out? if we agree to if we agree to these treaty changes and that will be in the next probably six months, we have effectively made our democracy redundant. there won't be really much point being down in westminster because i can just see one pandemic emergency after another and all powers being taken by the who, which is an arm of the un, and mysteriously, you know , 86, 84% mysteriously, you know, 86, 84% funded by private enterprise again, and individual donations. and that buys them huge lobbying power. we've seen all this with our own health regulators in the uk with will you stand again? because as i understand it, you-no— because as i understand it, yon-no ioon— because as i understand it, yon-no ioon o— because as i understand it, you've been a very popular constituency— you

andrew. it could be enormous usetub— andrew. it could be enormous usetut. bet-s— andrew. rnoon , your phone is afternoon, your phone is basically disabled until you do swipe off that message . erg now, swipe off that message. erg now, could the government in future to control well, maybe not control mobile phones , but block control mobile phones, but block mobile phones for specific people because they're they think they're breaking the law in a pandemic situation? i mean , these are the things that we don't know. i don't want to go into the realms of science fiction, but i'm always wary of government mission creep, because the power because once they have the power to do something, then they seem to do something, then they seem to power to do to have the power to do something and so it goes something else. and so it goes on. so andrew, tell will you on. so andrew, tell me, will you be disabling your phone on sunday to block this message or are you happy to receive it? either receive it. what i be doing is blocking emergency messages after sunday because i actually want t

andrew, maybe you could cive us trapped. andrew, maybe you could give us some _ trapped. andrews some idea _ trapped. andrew, maybe you could give us some idea of _ trapped. andrew, maybe you could give us some idea of where - trapped. andrew, maybe you could give us some idea of where the - give us some idea of where the embassy is and how many americans we might be talking about —— and that would help notjust foreigners. there are an awful lot of foreigners, foreign diplomats, businesses, trying to get their people — businesses, trying to get their people out of the country, but as barbara — people out of the country, but as barbara was saying there, at the moment, — barbara was saying there, at the moment, there is no sign of that, no prospect— moment, there is no sign of that, no prospect of— moment, there is no sign of that, no prospect of that happening. 0ne prospect of that happening. one of the strange things about the way khartoum is laid out is that some of the biggest strategic sites that you'd normally expect to be on the outskirts _ you'd normally expect to be on th

but could be changing as who follows the news about figures like jeffrey or prince andrew. andrew harvey weinstein and the we are clearly only talking about the tip the iceberg here knows that there is a new vital interest in exposing the intersection of power and sexual ity and dismantling the silence that protects powerful people from the full from bearing the full cost of their desires. maybe now, to quote norma desmond in, sunset boulevard. polly has finally ready for her close up, so i will stop there. i did not do as much research talk, perhaps, as i could, so i'm happy to i'm happy to answer any questions on anything, on anything at all, books or otherwise. we have a microphone and if you have questions, please come in to the microphone because so c-span can record it so as not to have any questions i'd like to ask ask. you have to go to the microphone. she didn't bring up the first thing. where did you get all this information to find about all these people? i mean, i was ranting right. well, so that is that is of course, we could go out for drinks afterwards and i could t

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andrew mitchell, the minister use saw _ something. andrew mitchell, the minister use saw there _ something. andrewere in - something. andrew mitchell, the minister use saw there in the - something. andrew mitchell, the i minister use saw there in the report faced an hour of questions from mps. despite the tone of those questions being persistent, rather than angry, and a real emphasis on the minister and a real emphasis on the minister and the government publicly and privately of just how and the government publicly and privately ofjust how difficult this is. around 4000 british nationals potentially in need of evacuation. the foreign office say they have set “p the foreign office say they have set up a crisis centre that is operating 24/7. the prime minister hasjust chaired yet another meeting of the cobra committee, the contingency committee. there have been seven of those so far since this crisis began. i havejust been those so far since this crisis began. i have just been talking to a former senior british diplomat for the bbc�*s newscast podcast coming out shortly and he was emphasising in a

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i want to ask you for your reaction to today's news that the suspect andrew andrew lester, 84 years oldhe's pleading not guilty. yeah i'm not surprised at all. obviously we look at history where this trayvon martin or mar-a-lago beware. white citizens have killed shot unarmed young black men. they always say, stand your ground. they were in fear of their life , some form of self defense. so we knew from the very beginning , alex that this was going to be the defense. we were scared of the big black human being. and when you look at ralph yards picture, he's a kid. and uh, lester is now facing life in prison. there are two felony counts, but the prosecutor is not pursuing hate crime charges because, he says, it's their double jeopardy issues. so are you satisfied with the current charges as they stand? do you think there should be federal civil rights charges? well we're still waiting to see all of the probable cause report. and why did they put in there? there were racial components to the case, because i think that would be the crux of whether or not hate crime charges should be bought

andrew yeo, thank you ve much anytime soon. andrew yeo, thank you very much for— anytime soon. andrewg us _ anytime soon. andrew yeo, thank you very much forjoining us on _ anytime soon. andrew yeo, thank you very much forjoining us on the - very much forjoining us on the programme. mi; very much for “oining us on the programme._ a siren has sounded on mobile phones across the uk to test a government systemthat will be used to warn people to test a government system that will be used to warn people of life—threatening emergencies. it's designed to be used for extreme weather or fires or terror attacks. a review is taking place as to why some mobile phone users didn't receive the alert. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines.... around two and a half million public sector workers in germany have been given a 5.5% pay rise following late—night talks between employers and unions to end weeks of repeated strikes. employees in the postal, transport and health sectors have been asking for more money to cope with the rising cost of living. the new pay increase will take eff

andrew.— update first from bethany elsey . andrew, thank— update first from bethany elsey . andrewollapsed in marseille. french authorities say an explosion caused the incident, but the cause is unknown . it sparked a fire that unknown. it sparked a fire that cost obligated rescue efforts . cost obligated rescue efforts. five people have been taken to hospital with serious injuries as 30 nearby buildings have also been evacuated . and the king been evacuated. and the king queen consort and other senior royals have attended an easter church service at windsor castle. it was held at saint george's chapel and was the first of king charles's reign. the occasion falls on the second anniversary. three of prince philip's death . you're up to philip's death. you're up to date on tv. online dab radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now let's get back to free speech nafion let's get back to free speech nation . nation. welcome back to free speech nation. with me, andrew doyle . nation. with me, andrew doyle. lede— nation. with me, andrew doyle. uer-e der— nation. with me, andrew doyle. rer-e

andrew lester has been charged over the attack. the number 16 has been graffiti on to the house of andrew lester. andrew stand your ground laws in the united states allowing citizens to take action if they feel there is a threat. andrew lester said it was late at night and if it was a break—in and he was scared of ralph yarl�*s double height. the family of ralph yarl does not believe it was his height that cause andrew lester to reach for the gun. many believe this is a hate crime because rough is a hate crime because rough is black. hundreds gathered outside the courthouse calling for an investigation. i outside the courthouse calling for an investigation.— for an investigation. i live five minutes _ for an investigation. i live five minutes away - for an investigation. i live five minutes away from . for an investigation. i live i five minutes away from the house where everything happened and i have little siblings and little nieces and nephews who live in these neighbourhoods and to know that one of my neighbours potentially could have shot one of my own just hurts me a lot. have shot one of my own '

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ye: similar words from a british foreign office minister, andrew mitchell, 0ffice minister, andrew mitchell, earlier today. 0ffice minister, andrewier today. it is absolutely essential that the ceasefire is is both extended and perhaps expanded to allow some kind of room for a diplomatic initiative. now, that first ceasefire, was broken, we understand, by the united states and cloudy arabia. you can —— it was brokered by them. you can be sure that cloudy arabia and the us are working to extend it. cloudy arabia has been in touch with the leaderships of both of the warring factions, so there are channels and communication, but we don't know is if either side feels there is anything more to be gained through military operations, in fact each side has accused the other of using this little window of the ceasefire to reorganise, to send troops to various locations, in other words to prepare for a further outbreak. that is the huge fear that is looming over this whole story. you know, the story of the evacuation of western diplomats and the passport holders of a number of foreign countries is one thing. the descent of sudan into all—o

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