andrew harding, bbc news, south africa.due to continue for the next five days of the coast of south africa. the russians have threatened to raise the stakes are little by doing a training launch on one of their hypersonic missiles, the sort that has been smashing into ukrainian apartment blocks, ukrainian cities for the past year. they are now saying they are not going to do that. in the meantime, western condemnation of south africa's participation in these exercises is continuing from ukraine, from europe and from the americans in particular. they said that south africa is being used by russia for propaganda purposes. but the government here insists it is doing nothing wrong, it is simply treating all sides in this conflict equally. andrew harding, our correspondent in johannesburg. within the past hour, police in northern ireland have confirmed that an off—duty officer has been shot at a sports centre in the town of omagh, county tyrone. our ireland correspondent emma vardy joins us from police headquarters in belfast. w

andrew harding, bbc news, south africa.general assembly has been meeting in new york to discuss the war in ukraine with more pressure on member states to condemn russia's actions. a motion has been tabled, calling on russia to withdraw from all ukrainian territory, and for an immediate cessation of hostilities. our north america correspondent nada tawfik assesses how effective this vote will be. i think what diplomats will tell you is they are under no illusions that this will change anything on the ground. in fact, if you listen to what the russian ambassador said in the hall, he urged member states not to support the resolution, saying it wouldn't be helpful to ease the tensions between russia and the west. he largely says his country blames the west for trying to destroy russia and he believes that this resolution if passed would, as he put it, just lead to more russia—phobic militaristic lies from the west. so there is certainly that rhetoric and those divisions which are extremely large of course given the war in ukrai

andrew harding, bbc news, south africa.strikes in the gaza strip after rockets were fired from the palestinian—controlled territory. the israeli military said it shot down five of the devices, the other landed in a field. the attacks follow a deadly israeli raid in the occupied west bank on wednesday. 11 palestinians were killed in nablus, several of them gunmen. our middle east correspondent tom bateman reports. another day of death and bloodshed in nablus. the worst this city has seen since the depths of this conflict two decades ago. it started with israeli undercover forces seen here entering the city in disguise. then, more raided. then it was mid—morning, into streets packed with people, sparking gunfights with palestinian militants. troops opened fire and blew up a building in the old city. "i was woken by an explosion "and saw special forces "with dogs, troops connecting wires, "which i assumed were for explosives," says this man who lives nearby. the destructive force of an israeli rocket fired at a palestinian hou

andrew. >> greg: that's hard. prince andrew's like thank you guys. >> piers: i hope they sue south park.reat lawsuit. >> greg: he's so stupid he probably actually named the cartoon in the suit. the people that -- that was funny and none of you laughed. lisa i'm getting the sense that these people don't like me. what do you make of this? i feel like we should be grateful for having them in america because --. >> piers: yes, thank you. thank you. >> lisa: back in 1776 we did make a good decision. >> greg: exactly. >> lisa: to me, i love that satire, like, comedians, they are what is going to rip the woke agenda apart, like the whole victim hood and it's very hard to come back from being lambasted by south park. the only person who has done it is tom cruz >> kat: what about snooki, the most successful reality tv star. have you seen her home? people don't like snooki >> kat: i do. >> greg: i know you do >> kat: sorry really bummed you guys out just by reminding you snooki exists. >> greg: speaking of snooki, you know, jimmy, you're our snooki >> kat: yes, that's true. you are. well, you wish

the parallels between andrew jackson and donald trump are hard to miss. andrew jackson was elected by a white, rural, populist wave of resentment aimed at the cultural elite and the financial elite. he promised to come to washington and clean out what he called the augean stables, that the swamp. he said that he had been cheated out of the presidency in 1824 by a corrupt bargain that never took place. he tried concentrate the power of the presidency in one office and had complete disregard for the role of congress and the courts. he opposed the government bureaucrats. he he fired hundreds of government bureaucrats who were perfectly honest, competent people and replaced them with incompetent cronies who were often corrupt. and then a at a personal level, andrew jackson was incurious, impulsive, insecure pure, autocratic, and he had a violent temper. sound familiar? and it was against that man and what he stood for, that webster pushed back and appealed to people's better angels by talking about our history, about the intentions of our of our framers, howev

andrew. there were moments of bipartisan applause and standing ovations in the chamber . but it was hard to ignore those times when some republicans heckled the president, forcing even house speaker kevin mccarthy to show members of his own party. mr speaker, the president of the united states, president biden kicked off his second state of the union address calling for unity agenda highlighting held bipartisanship has led to several accomplishments in his first two years in office, democrats and republicans came together you came together the past one in the agenda, one of the generation once in generation infrastructure, law, building bridges connecting our nation and our people. the president's speech, prompting multiple rounds of applause from both sides of the political aisle. as he talked about issues like public safety, spotlighting the parents of tyree nickels in the room just as every cop when they pin on that badge in the morning has a right to be able to go home at night. so does everybody else out there, but the warm welcome by the politically divided congress quickly turning

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danny, hard times, you what? andrew, i'm not experiencing hard times at the moment.es are going through the roof. so it's quite a counterintuitive story that car sales seems to have slowed down, which it has. and i'll go into detail why in a bit. but i was standing amongst the diffuse at northampton auction last week ,inhaung at northampton auction last week , inhaling all of the diesel and the petrol fumes, trying to buy cars. and i couldn't buy any cars. and i couldn't buy any cars because there's a real supply. so i think it's linked with a short supply. so the fewer cars available to purchase. andrew obviously may not, the fewer cars are available to purchase from to purchase from dealers like myself . the mini budget purchase from dealers like myself. the mini budget was disastrous . people now only turn disastrous. people now only turn to calls . it's an essential to use calls. it's an essential purchase rather than say i luxury purchase. do you think perhaps people are saving up danny to an electric car for which they need huge bank loan because what, like £30

little says work hard andrew and earn your respect. to start from the bottom and climb your way back up and from alan wouldn't blame her for trying he was after all her son however, i don't it will work . and your don't it will work. and your verdict is now in. just 31% of you agree that the late queen was right that andrew can be rehabilitated, 69% of you disagree . now coming up rehabilitated, 69% of you disagree. now coming up as harry and meghan a notably absent from oprah's star studded birthday bash. are they even too toxic for their hollywood friends? now our very onana a queer dives into one at 950. but first, westminster's toughest talking mp lee anderson reveals all about his investigation into migrants in france and sends warning to rishi sunak about plans to tackle the crisis. don't miss the latest edition of the real world with lee straight after the break. break time now for the real with lee anderson. and up to 100,000 civil servants have been on strike today, meaning they could go out for vegan brunches, their bellies o

little says work hard andrew and earn your respect. to start from the bottom and climb your way back up and from alan wouldn't blame her for trying he was after all her son however, i don't it will work . and your don't it will work. and your verdict is now in. just 31% of you agree that the late queen was right that andrew can be rehabilitated, 69% of you disagree . now coming up rehabilitated, 69% of you disagree. now coming up as harry and meghan a notably absent from oprah's star studded birthday bash. are they even too toxic for their hollywood friends? now our very onana a queer dives into one at 950. but first, westminster's toughest talking mp lee anderson reveals all about his investigation into migrants in france and sends warning to rishi sunak about plans to tackle the crisis. don't miss the latest edition of the real world with lee straight after the break . break time now for the real with lee anderson. and up to 100,000 civil servants have been on strike today, meaning they could go out for vegan brunches, their bellies

hard way crunch time now. warriors up 7. we mentioned andrew wiggins. that is a pro's move. think people at home realize how hard knocking down jumpers like that are he had 29 points. this with icing on the cake. dante de vincenzo. he had 17 points off the bench. dante is shooting almost 42% from deep this year. warriors when by 9 after the game, kerr said this was likely andrew wiggins, best game of the season. >> definitely his best game since he's been back yet. be a lot of good games early in the season, but i loved his aggressiveness. he was attacking the rim all night and you got going you know, from the mid range and then just got us a lot of key you know, when we were starting to fade a little bit. so was great. >> all righty. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. thank you, jason. we're going take another check on our weather forecast with a live look out over san francisco tonight on a clear night. >> and cold, lawrence. yeah. and get a lot colder. guys is it looks like we've got some very cold arctic air going to be settling in here and the 24 to 36 hours.

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hard work and delicious food. - yes, that's what i'm talking about. (andrewyvret) jersey positioned itself quite cleverly in the 1970's. and it's a place where people put their money. there's no question that that is what jersey is internationally famous for now. we are fully committed to offshore finance. you know, there's any number of positive effects. but without a doubt, it has raised the cost of living in jersey, so that a lot of local people find it a real struggle to live, whereas in guernsey i think, there is a wider appreciation that a balanced economy will give more resilience in the longer term. going back to the english civil war, jersey was fiercely monarchist, loyal to the crown, guernsey fiercely parliamentarian. so there was a split in strategy and a split in outlook, and you will see guernsey and jersey swimming in different directions on political issues, and sometimes it doesn't make sense. it's just because the two islands want to be different. and in many ways, it continues today. it's perhaps a little bit more friendly today and it's do

. >> andrew didn't like to work really hard. but he liked nice things. cted him to be in a relationship with somebody older, that was catering to his needs. >> sure enough, in 1994, andrew cunanan scored. he was still posing as another, as you met a another older. man who he had seen at the, time to pay the bills. >> he stayed by this very rich guy, who was an infinity to drive. >> now andrew was leaving at a beach front condo. this new relationship put andrew cunanan in verified company, the sort he liked. a lot. >> norman belonged to a very secretive, affluent, gay fraternity, called gamma moon. they would have these very lavish meals and branches. >> and when he wasn't bunching or dancing with the other guys, he liked hiking up with the beautiful young crowd in the hill crest neighborhood. san diego, as gay police, seem to be seen. >> this bar, right here -- >> marine, learned a lot about andrew. >> -- andrew would come here almost every, night he would put people together, he would hold courses here. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> he was the life of the party. and every ni

for taking the mickey out of her and the artist formerly known as prince harry also prince andrew by falling on hard times bless him all today i promise you i will try to find andy a job live on a vaiews@gbnews.uk want to know from you right now lives in jazz is rishi sunak if suella braverman gbviews@gbnews.uk uk. but right now as your headlines are the wonderful tamsin roberts . patrick very much and good afternoon from the gb news. it's 3:02. the regulator says it's extra . they're concerned by the extra. they're concerned by the actions of . two broadcasters actions of. two broadcasters following comments made by nicola bulley, both itv and sky contacted the 45 year old's relatives after her body was discovered in the river. wyre on sunday, despite an appeal for privacy, ofcom written to both companies asking them to explain their actions . police are also their actions. police are also being criticised the way they've handled the case former met detective peter blakeslee told gb news to investigate and has not been up to scratch . i'm not been up to scratch. i'm going to have to take a very lon

we'll be speaking to former mueller investigation prosecutor, andrew weissmann, about today's finally. meanwhile, president biden is working hard to ramp up his domestic agenda after his trip to ukraine. this week, holding strategy sessions with democrats in the house and senate. today biden sent out this morning about house republicans, and budget cuts. quote, it is not just your social security that may hang in the balance. it is your health care to. tonight, the president said democrats need to do more to message their accomplishments. >> we have to, first of all, let people know what we've done. even in the communities. they don't know all that we've done. we have to make it clear. we have got to talk about it. spread the word, defend our progress. finish the job. >> the white house is also fighting back against house gop investigations. and pr reports that they have created a, quote, war room to handle all the inquiries. what, that let's get smarter with the help of our lead off panel, it is an excellent one here in d. c. tonight. my friend, peter baker. also known as the is that, chief white house correspondent for the ne

andrew was born with this finger of christ who wants ukraine! to create a family, as every ordinary person tries very hard to make it end , they sacrifice themselves as a sacrifice. don't go. you understand that you have to go still because there is a need, but it is visible in people, and they do it, they wait, they are happy to meet and do not want to let go of our soldiers, the defender of the nose of lviv, why the wise was strong, he was a real soldier who knew how perform all the tasks to be a professional and then victory will be faster. because a trained person is armed, you must study and have time to study and remember that after victory you must also marry and have children and walk at the wedding, well, you must get married . it is necessary to baptize the soldier. i wish you health , god's blessing and come home alive. tell me honestly. how can you complain ? some extreme situations bother me. i don't have any such feeling. it's possible that it's preservation. i imagine such a bubble around the house and there's definitely nothing here next time, try again, choose a small calming amulet, some

so it's a hard, hard challenge, but that doesn't mean that we shouldn't go on trying to do it as well as we can and in some cases a bit better than it has been being done. sir andrew for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media, do email newswatch@bbc.co.uk or you can find us on twitter @newswatchbbc. you can call us on 0370 010 6676. and do you have a look at previous interviews on our website, bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello. it's been quite a cloudy day for most of us today. but this weekend overall, it's actually not looking bad at all. saturday still a little overcast for most of us, but come sunday, i think the sun will be out, and it should feel quite pleasant. so here's the forecast, then — at the moment, this evening, mild air is still spreading across the uk, and will be in place across the country during the course of saturday. but after that, saturday night into sunday, a change in the wind direction, and we will see colder air establishing itself across

so it's a hard, hard challenge, but that doesn't mean that we shouldn't go on trying to do it as well as we can and in some cases a bit better than it has been being done. sir andrew your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media, do email newswatch@bbc.co.uk or you can find us on twitter @newswatchbbc. you can call us on 0370 010 6676. and do you have a look at previous interviews on our website, bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello. there are two parts of our weekend weather story. the first part, rather cloudy and mild weather for saturday. the second part of the weekend bringing chillier but brighter conditions with lots of sunshine on sunday. on saturday starting off with extensive cloud cover, the odd spot of drizzle, the cloud breaking a little to give sunny spells across england and wales, northern ireland and scotland will see this band of ramblings of these words with brightness goes following behind. also some cold air following behind. as we go through saturday night,

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andrew: what we have identified as the three big shocks we can see, there's been covid, energy, and brexit. it's very hardseparate them out but the judgment we've reached is that the evidence is pointing we've identified there would be a shock to u.k. productivity from the reduced openness of the economy. we thought that might emerge over a rather longer. -- over rather longer period. look forward to 23 years. francine: that was a little bit of our interview with the bank of england governor andrew bailey. let's check the stocks. we will start with caixabank. caixabank rising some 2% after it came out with the fourth quarter earnings and guidance saying it does have enough tools to moderate the impact of inflation. the chief executive also said the spanish banking tax is counterintuitive. for the moment, caixabank on the up gaining 2.6%. the other story is technology in the u.s.. apple, amazon, and alphabet did not beat -- they disappointed in earnings. infineon on in line with estimates for the fiscal first quarter but a bit of pressure on the back of those earnings. in the u.s., sanofi forecast profit g

hard to say. i think the judge can get this expedited quickly. but who knows? >> andrew? >> i'm going with david's answer here. >> i don't know that andrew fully answered. >> i'm going to go with david's nonanswer. >> look, the problem is barrel howell is very fast, and the d.c. circuit is not used to grand jury litigation, and neither is the supreme court, so i think there really is no way to stay how fast. it really could be months, not a question of days or weeks. if it was just up to the chief judge of the d.c. court, there's no question that barrel howell who's train in the new york, as david was, would do this quickly. >> i fresh the colloquy among those counselors, but there's also overhanging the real politic of it that the doj claims they can never, obviously, face, and yet at the same time that's what the entire trump coup defense maga strategy is -- run out the clock on the jan 6th committee, this process, you get to iowa and south carolina and same or similar circumstance how dare you, we're in the middle of a primary. lock is ticking, but as you say, grand ju

working incredibly hard to handle this call volume, and ouro help to people who need it, it's not there for asking if the road down the street is closed. kristen: chp officer andrew barclay, thank you so much. >> thank you. kristen: imagine getting a mild case of covid as a healthy person and now dealing with life changing long covid more than two years later. when we come back, we will talk with a long covid suffer and dr. patel as california's kristen: today is the last day of former president obama testing at the santa clara fairgrounds. sites are closing out that the state public health emergency is ending next tuesday. some doctors and patients are urging the public not to drop their guard even as a majority of people no longer mask. joining me now is dr. patel and the san francisco man who suffers from long covid, charlie m. thanks for your time. >> thank you. kristen: before we talk about long covid, dr. patel, can you tell us about the headline that just came down, the fda authorizing the first over-the-counter test that can detect the flu and covid? >> that's exactly right, kristin. what this looks like is, it's a home pcr test similar to what a lot of p

i'll also be trying to find prince andrew a job because if all he's fallen hard be reading on hard timest the man gainfully employed, shall we? one, should we we? but the big one, should we be housing people? british people own housing people already own housing waiting before we're waiting list before we're building or buying new homes for refugees your views. gbviews@gb news.uk refugees your views. gbviews@gbnews.uk right now though, it's the headlines we're pulling . patrick, thank good pulling. patrick, thank good evening to you. our top story on president biden has promised more than $500 million worth of aid to ukraine after making a surprise trip to its capital. it comes just days before the first anniversary of russia's full scale invasion. mr. zelenskyy said the visit was an extremely important sign of support for all ukrainians. important sign of support for all ukrainians . the us president all ukrainians. the us president said his country would stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. with ukraine for as long as it takes . putin thought ukraine was takes. putin thought ukr

hard sell. 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

financial forensic accountants who came in and we used to tell them, andrew weissman when he was going after paul manafort and others, that was hardtrump's finances are orders of magnitude more complex than anything paul manafort ever did. john durham's team the most i've seen reported is he had at most eight, ten personnel. certainly without any of the same sort of financial expertise that mueller did. so when it comes to a question about where this investigation led that bill barr decided to leave with john durham, my question is what happened? what's the resolution? because again, i'm willing to bet you the resolution was we couldn't figure this out because it was too hard. and time and time again like everybody that bumps their head up against the trump financial empire, it is so big, so opaque, so apparently corrupt that is hard as an investigator to get your head around the facts and prove something out. >> can i just push back gently and respectfully without any of the expertise you have? doesn't trump tell us what he does all the time? i don't pay my taxes because i'm smart. i lie because i can. and i have other people do

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