andrew: excuse me, sir, andrew harding from bbc news. me to luxembourg to confront them and we have been chasing across europe. we know you are a smuggler. >> no. andrew: he is responsible for putting hundreds of people in small boats heading from france to england, and responsible for one vote in particular-- boat in particular. this one. we came across it back in april on a beach in northern france. police battling with a group of smugglers. chaos as people clambered onto the boat. we saw a girl in a pink coat. she was one of five to die at the scene. her name was sarah, seven years old, born in belgium, raised in sweden. a a few days later we found her father, an iraqi man consumed by grief and also by guilt. but what of the smugglers? multiple sources tell us the man paid to arrange sarah's journey is still active and working from a distant city. so we have come to antwerp, a city in northern belgium, to try to track down the smuggler, the man who organized the boat, who to some extent is responsible for sara's death. and so we set a

andrew harding from bbc news.uxembourg to confront a man we've been chasing across europe. we know who you are, you're a smuggler. no. he's responsible for putting hundreds of people in small boats heading from france to england. and responsible for one boat in particular. this one. we came across it back in april on a beach in northern france. police battling with a group of smugglers. chaos as people clambered onto the boat. we saw a girl here in a pink coat. she was one of five to die at the scene. her name was sara, seven years old, born in belgium, raised in sweden. a few days later, we found her father, ahmed, an iraqi man consumed by grief — and also by guilt. but what of the smugglers? multiple sources tell us the man paid to arrange sara's journey is still active and working from a distant city. so we've come now to antwerp, a city in northern belgium, to try and track down the smuggler, the man who organised the boat and who, to some extent, was responsible for sara's death. and so we set a trap. one of

andrew harding from bbc news.uxembourg to confront a man we've been chasing across europe. we know who you are, you're a smuggler. no. he's responsible for putting hundreds of people in small boats heading from france to england. and responsible for one boat in particular. this one. we came across it back in april on a beach in northern france. police, battling with a group of smugglers. chaos as people clambered onto the boat. we saw a girl here in a pink coat. she was one of five to die at the scene. her name was sara, seven years old, born in belgium, raised in sweden. a few days later, we found her father, ahmed, an iraqi man consumed by grief — and also by guilt. but what of the smugglers? multiple sources tell us the man paid to arrange sara's journey is still active and working from a distant city. so we've come now to antwerp, a city in northern belgium, to try and track down the smuggler, the man who organised the boat and who, to some extent, was responsible for sara's death. and so we set a trap. one of

andrew harding from bbc news.ome to luxembourg to confront a man we've been chasing across europe. we know who you are, you're a smuggler. no. he's responsible for putting hundreds of people in small boats heading from france to england. and responsible for one boat in particular. this one. we came across it back in april on a beach in northern france. police, battling with a group of smugglers. chaos as people clambered onto the boat. we saw a girl here in a pink coat. she was one of five to die at the scene. her name was sara, seven years old, born in belgium, raised in sweden. a few days later, we found her father, ahmed, an iraqi man consumed by grief — and also by guilt. but what of the smugglers? multiple sources tell us the man paid to arrange sara's journey is still active and working from a distant city. so we've come now to antwerp, a city in northern belgium, to try and track down the smuggler, the man who organised the boat and who, to some extent, was responsible for sara's death. and so we set a trap

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andrew harding, bbc news.ion have taken part in a televised debate tonight. one of the main focuses was on health and the nhs and our ireland correspondent chris page was watching. under the lights and behind the lecterns, for the last big tv events of their campaign. although this is an election to the uk parliament, in northern ireland there is still a focus on what the parties are doing in the devolved assembly. how do the parties justify voting to cut the health service budget? westminster decides the overall budget for the government in belfort, but its local politicians who decide how the money should be divided up and spent. the most important thing to have been achieved is a recognition in the british government that stormont has been underfunded and, with a new labour government coming into play, there is an risk of getting a better deal so we can invest in our health service and continue with transformation. hospital waiting times here are the longest in the uk but the party controlling the health mi

andrew harding, bbc news.cond tv debate of the election campaign. all 18 seats are up for grabs next thursday. in 2019, the democratic unionist party won the most seats — with eight, but now has seven after former party leader sirjeffrey donaldson was suspended from the party. sinn fein came second with seven seats, the sdlp secured two and the alliance party won a single seat. the election is being held during northern ireland's school summer holidays and parading season, which could affect turnout. constituency boundary changes may also have an impact. let's speak to our ireland correspondent, sara girvin in belfast. great to see you, talk as to what's happening. great to see you, talk as to what's happening-— happening. rehearsals are still under way _ happening. rehearsals are still under way here _ happening. rehearsals are still under way here this _ happening. rehearsals are still under way here this evening. i happening. rehearsals are still - under way here this evening. ahead of the leaders debate an

andrew harding, bbc news, paris.owen spent the weekend in paris — following developments — and he sent us this update. so it has happened. france's national rally, the far right winning the first round of this parliamentary election. all the opinion polls before the vote had suggested this was going to happen, and indeed it has taken place. now there will be horse trading between the opposing opposition candidates as to who drops out and whether they can rally behind a united candidate to try to stop the far right in next sunday's second round election from getting an absolute majority. but the centre, the left, they are disunited. there is a lot of bad blood between them. can they rally behind a united front? this is the far right national rally party. a party that is hard line on immigration, for example, wants to stop the automatic right of foreigners born here in france to get french nationality. they want to give priority to french people over immigrants in terms of social welfare spending. so there is going to

andrew harding, bbc news, brittany.giant pandas arrive safely to their new home at the san diego zoo friday. 5—year old yun chuan and 4—year old xin bao made thejourney from china to the us marking a renewal of �*panda diplomacy�* between the two countries. the duo will spend several weeks in quarantine acclimating to their new home before they meet their adoring fans. china is expected to send pandas to san francisco and the national zoo in washington, dc later this year. you watching bbc news. our colleagues in london take over from washington. see you soon. hello. the first half of this week brought us heat and humidity quite widely, but over the past few days, we�*ve seen things turning cooler and fresher as well. now through the course of the weekend, fairly settled. a lot of dry weather on the cards, some spells of sunshine on offer, and another warm day in the southeast on saturday before cooler conditions work across the uk again for sunday. so what we�*ve got is this frontal system starting to work its way in f

andrew harding, bbc news brittany.rown, who is busy mixing work and pleasure at the festival. yes, glastonbury festival is well and truly under way. squeeze are performing behind us. lots of acts will be performing over the weekend. there are two female headliners this weekend, qld pack will be here later today. i have managed to catch up with another performer, corinne bailey rae, who will be performing yesterday. she spoke to me earlier. i love it here. i have played here with— i love it here. i have played here with all— i love it here. i have played here with all four of my records. we have had lots _ with all four of my records. we have had lots of _ with all four of my records. we have had lots of support from the 80s family _ had lots of support from the 80s family i— had lots of support from the 80s family. i love it here. i love all the different stages. i have played the different stages. i have played the pyramid stage before. itjust feels _ the pyramid stage before. itjust feels very— the pyramid stage befo

excuse me, sir, andrew harding from bbc news. we believe we know who you are. you're a smuggler?e for the death of this seven—year—old, that you put her on a boat, that you took money from her parents, that she and four other people died. that's you. we know this is our man. he's confirmed the phone is his. he's confirmed his own picture that we've got of him. he's getting on a tram now. we're going to let him go. there's not much more we can do. but this is the smuggler. and the reason we were so confident we had the right man was because one of our team had actually been posing as a migrant for weeks and had been in contact directly with the smuggler. so we knew his phone number, we knew all the details about him. and just then, as we were confronting him in those images you just saw, we phoned him again and his phone, he took it out of his pocket, and we saw our phone number on his phone. so there was no doubt in our minds. and we've since informed the french investigators, who are still looking into those five deaths from april. they've said they have no comment at this stage

andrew harding, bbc news, brittany.hown. betweenjanuary of 2024, officialfigures have shown. between january and of 2024, officialfigures have shown. betweenjanuary and march the economy increased by 0.7% according to the office for national statistics, slightly more than the official estimate of 0.6%. iranians are going to the polls to choose a new president. the snap election was called after the death of president ebrahim raisi in a helicopter crash last month in the country has been gripped by protests in recent years and turnout will be closely watched. and a total of 27 just top oil supporters have been arrested on suspicion of planning to disrupt airports as the summer. the met police says those arrested were from across the uk including london, manchester and west yorkshire and they believe some of those in custody were key organisers for the environmental campaign group. sir andy murray will play thomas in a hatch in the first round of wimbledon if he is fit enough to play. the two—time wimbledon champion is wa

andrew harding reporting.n how violent the crackdown has been, uh, on the protests. so there appears to be a split. now, uh, we understand that many of the streets in nairobi are clear. it would appear some businessmen are also being, some traders, are being very careful as well, because what we have witnessed, especially, um, in the past few days, is that apart from the protesters, many of whom have been peaceful, there have also been gangs who have, uh, gone and looted and destroyed shops and even set some on fire. anne soy. more on the website. joe biden and donald trump head—to—head tonight, first of two planned debates. helena humphrey has been talking about it. my colleague in washington — helena humphrey — has been talking to margaret talev from axios, and bloomberg's peggy collins, about what we can expect from tonight's debate. margaret, starting with you, how high would you say the stakes are in this debate? it has the potential to be huge or the potential to be kind of, you know, things that we alre

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in april, our correspondent andrew harding witnessed the death of sara, who was among those trying toe. they say that, legally, it�*s difficult for them, they don�*t want to make things worse. what we did in the aftermath of that incident was to track down sara�*s father to ask him how much guilt and responsibility he should take for putting his children at such peril. but we wanted to go deeper, we wanted to find the smuggling gang responsible for that particular boat. our investigation took us from france, to belgium, to the uk, to antwerp, in northern belgium, and then finally to a migrant centre in the city of luxembourg, where we knew that the smuggler was actually hiding out. he�*d gone on the run, fearing the french police might be tracking him down. this was the moment we caught up with him. excuse me, sir. andrew harding, bbc news. we believe you are a smuggler. no. you�*re denying that? we understand you�*re still in business, that you are still smuggling people across the channel. we know 100% that you are a smuggler, that you are responsible for the death of this seven—yea

hard on this. again, today andrew bates quoting nbc.f these videos is doing to his campaign-— of these videos is doing to his cam airn. . . , campaign. there are a few things auoin on campaign. there are a few things going on here- — campaign. there are a few things going on here. first— campaign. there are a few things going on here. first of— campaign. there are a few things going on here. first of all, - campaign. there are a few things going on here. first of all, this i campaign. there are a few things going on here. first of all, this isj going on here. first of all, this is propaganda, pure and simple. those pictures were —— videos were all doctored so it looked like something else was going on. the publicans are all behind this, right wing outlets that most people don't know — unfortunately outlets owned by rupert murdoch are peddling this as well. the concern is they are trying to underminejoe biden further regarding people's worries about his age. yet it's also being used to cover up donald trump's not so stellar performance o

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a white house correspondent, kimberly how could, how small it would be hard for the resignation of senior jeff will that andrew miller from the us state department is the latest in the spring of resignations from the side administration across a range of agencies. and it underscores rowing frustration with in the bought into ministration over the president's stock support for israel's war on gaza. already there has been a number of high profile resignations, where those who have resigned have said that the president, in some cases is twisting the facts or even turning a blind di or complicit in the 37000 palestinian desk and counting. now this not only underscores the growing frustration with in the government, but also outside the government. just 2 weeks ago we saw thousands take to the street outside the white house, protesting israel's war on garza. and we expect, as we head towards the november presidential election, those protests will continue next week. us president joe biden is set to debate for president donald trump in a presidential debate where joe biden appears in public appearances. he is often

hard hitting, but fair. and so we will have that. >> andrew weissmann, lisa, adam.nk you very much for joining us. >>> coming up, the republican speaker of the house says his friends on the supreme court are deeply concerned about donald trump's conviction by a manhattan jury. they want to know how mike johnson knows with a his friends on the supreme court are thinking. senator white house joins us next. a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, and the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding you're so ready for your close-up. or finding you don't have to hide your skin just your background. once-daily sotyktu was proven better, getting more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and changes in certain labs have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection, liver or kidney problems, high triglycerides, or had

without him every time we reach some sort of obstacle or hurdle, andrew would clear clear that, remove it one of the things that's hardget across to folks is how much it was really possible to john edwards was going to be the next president of the united states. in my personal opinion, i didn't think he should run for president. >> you didn't think he should run for president because as of the relationship, yeah. yeah did you tell him that yeah. you know, i was the only one. everybody wanted them to run. what did he think was gonna happen? it's all based on a lie, right now, it was like how this is not going to end. well let me check we hear nothing was space shuttle accident. >> it's usually not one thing. it's a series of events that part of the wing coming apart space shuttle columbia, the final flight now streaming on max this summer snacking just got serious introducing new $3 footlong divers world might not be ready for them, but at $3 a pop your wallet definitely is shipping trucks, advanced camera technology lets you see over under through down and any other direction you may need up to eight available cameras

andrew from belfast. we sought an answer from bbc news and they told us: the number of competing and contested claims being made by politicians during this election campaign makes it hardork out what is accurate. thatjob is made considerably harder by the phenomenon of fake videos — images and quotes being circulated online. take for instance this appearance by labour's wes streeting on bbc two's politics live last week. what she did was wrong and what she said was wrong and it was right there was a disciplinary process. she apologised repeatedly. but it took five months... it did take a while, but look... if you didn't hear wes streeting describe dianne abbott there as a "silly woman", that is because he didn't. but a doctored version of his comments on the programme was widely shared on x, which made it sound as though mr streeting did say those words under his breath. the fake video was supported by a number of comments, endorsing it, including one from someone claiming to work on politics live. meanwhile, on tiktok, ai—generated clips have been posted appearing to show rishi sunak declaring, "please don't vote us out, we would be proper gutted," and saying he will

. >> it's hard, but you know you have to do it. andrew and so labour suspended them.w, starmer loves suspending people. he always , he always i people. he always, he always i always get rid of them. so he suspended him and that's i'm not prepared to say too much more because i don't understand the legality of it. but stay away from honey. i mean, honey is just like it's always a trap . absolutely. >> it's always suspicious if a woman's interested in you. yes. that's. you know, that's the first thing. yeah. that always sets my autistic alarm bells. >> a man is normal singing. yeah, i've seen you on the telly. you get a lot of men. yeah. they text you, they've seen your jackets and they just, they just put two and two together. >> trust anyone who's attracted to you, particularly if you're politician. >> it's interesting that this person is being , possibly being person is being, possibly being charged under the online safety act because i think when the online safety act was brought through, it wasn't sold to us as a way of shutting down citizen journalism. and, you kn

. >> bill: swing hard in case you hit it is the name of the book. well stated. andrews logic. a year ago you had a probation only case and he walked away from it. a year ago he would have had immunity from further legal jeopardy. now what do you have? a conviction yesterday and now you have the tax issue in september in california. >> i think that hunter biden's decision to plead not guilty and take it to trial has proven politically disastrous for the biden family at large. it proves once and for all the biden family effective interfered with the 2020 election by covering up that laptop. coming in as evidence this laptop that was declared to be russian disinformation in the lead-up to the 2020 election. things the left media and social media stripped from the internet and stripped from the airwaves proves to be quite true. in fact, the d.o.j. using it as a piece of evidence in this trial. it is hard to imagine that joe biden never said to his son, who is so close with, is that laptop real? is that your laptop? hunter biden knew all along that was his laptop as those 5

andrew pierce, you've obviously worked very hard.on't have you down as a painter and decorator, to be honest, but it does look good. and thank you at home, because gb news could not be evolving in this way if you weren't continuing to support us. there's a lovely wide shot of our lovely table. so onwards and upwards and breaking news overnight. >> this came from nowhere. actually, the wikileaks founder, juuan actually, the wikileaks founder, julian assange, a person i find, by the way, intensely irritating , has been released from prison and has left the uk on his way to australia, where he's from, after reaching a plea plea deal with us authority over spy charges. so these , of course, charges. so these, of course, have been going on for more than a decade . a decade. >> assange is due to plead guilty to a single espionage charge in a court appearance on a tiny us controlled pacific island, so his wife stella released this film. >> following his release . >> following his release. >> following his release. >> it's exactly 12 years t

you're about to see here might be hard to watch a full on assault captured on security camera, santa clara county sheriff's office says the suspect is this man. 26 year-old andrew paris. he was arrested after a standoff with deputies on wednesday and is now charged with attempted murder assault with a deadly weapon. and a new charge of stalking and disturbing the peace. the man perez allegedly attacked was taken to the hospital and expected to survive. >> so this is the approximate spot right here where santa clara county's office says that the suspect carried out the attack. but now they're saying moments before that attack was carried out, the suspect was chasing around a second victim almost every day. >> david roadless has been riding the vta daily for 20 years. he says crime happens but not like this. i do know is just that was just some should that should be having. that just was done was was done by says similar not not been that children's museum vta stop where the attack happened was busy friday. most we spoke to say they hadn't heard of the attack. now, robots as most people keep to themselves as a way to stay safe public transit yourself. might have

hard to raise capital. you can imagine if he is struggling to find money in shortselling. a lot more players probably find it more difficult to went to andrewe called them a dying breed. that reflects a lot of the industry. there are closures. there moves to loan only funds. that focused shortselling funds is disappearing very fast. sonali: throwing in the towel but not completely even though andrew left said it is a dying breed of shortselling. he was also the person who bet against gamestop as it was soaring just a day ago as he told you guys. to what extent are people starting to step back from this industry even there are opportunities? >> we have to acknowledge there are a lot of young people coming into it. they releasing a lot of reports that have a strong impact on the stocks. the amount of money you get into those funds as smaller. talking about andrew left, we do the story about him yesterday but his bet is much smaller in size. that is an interesting theme because a lot of the short-sellers struggled in 2021. there is this -- a bottle with retail traders. for andrew left, he got burned in 2020 12 he potentially incurred more loss

hard to figure that one out. edward: i want to ask you about this. missouri attorney general andrewnst the state of new york does missouri have a case here? >> i don't know. we haven't seen anything and tech athletics talked about filing it and hasn't filed yet and using the term we coined rogue prosecutors in his tweets about it, but it would be a novel case at best if he can draw a connection between any harm cognizable specific harm to people of missouri based on allegations and then actions of alvin bragg in new york. that would be a pretty novel legal theory. edward: with attacking by democrats using legal proceedings against political opponents, has this changed politics do you believe forever in our country? >> i don't know about forever, but it's certainly soiled politics right now and, look, trump is the nominee or about to be the nominee after the convention for the republican party. and so you see this fundraising numbers recently and they've gone up. he's outraged biden in the last quarter. people are outraged at this lawfare and abuse weaponization of the legal system a

futures, i don't know, andrew, see you -- you lucky guy, in aspen. he's working hard, though. are you going to be here tomorrow? >> yes. >> i'll see you tomorrow. >> make sure you join us. "squawk on the street" right now. ♪ >>> good tuesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street" i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at post nine of the new york stock exchange. faber has the morning off. the story flips as nvidia looks to bounce after the worst three-day drop in a year and a half. what does this mean for the next rotation? a tough three-day slight. bofa adds it to best of breed today. the eu's new tech target accusing microsoft of breaking antitrust rules. we're watching the plane makers, airbus cutting targets and boeing reportedly in talks to buy back spirit mostly with stock. let's begin with nvidia looking to rebound after sliding into correction territory. jim, even though since the close on the 14th, s&p is up a touch. >> i don't like rallies that start in pre opening, and the reason i don't is because then anybody who is in it yesterday, who bought it -- 118 -- 117 a

hard, i told you the truth. >> dana: from 2021 to today. disgraced and former new york governor andrewuomo going behind closed doors before a house panel expected to face tough questions about nursing home residents who died during the covid pandemic. he is defiant about it. aishah hosni spoke to him on his way to the hearing. she joins us on capitol hill. good morning. >> good morning. i've been covering andrew cuomo for a very long time and there is one thing that he refuses to do and that is to take any responsibility for what happened in new york four years ago or apologize to those families. i tried to ask him to do that again today. and he didn't. what he is trying to do here today is establish this narrative that he didn't do anything wrong. the d.o.j. has never charged him and that this is all a partisan pursuit and that he is basically did for years ago what the federal government recommended. watch. >> mandates, i think a lot of folks wonder why you pushed this down the throats of nursing homes and then took so long six weeks to reverse it. >> the department of justice found

andrew cohen is a cultural sociologist who specializes in advertising. >> it's a great place for these brands to play saying we cannot deny the reality that people are heated, that it's really hard out and not get in a fight with your uncle over some political views that you don't agree about. >> we can find common ground. >> reporter: we traveled to two battleground states, georgia and wisconsin, to show voters the ads and ask how they view the country. >> everyone in the country feels a little on edge. >> everybody's anxiety and emotions are high, and we just need to chill. >> people seem to isolate themselves too much. the isolation, it's a bad thing, you know? >> reporter: that matches johnsonville's research and recent warnings from the surgeon general about the "epidemic of loneliness and the toxicity of social media." >> a lot of drama everywhere. >> reporter: the advertisers hope that bridge building and slowing down is a message that sells to an anxious nation in short supply of unity. >> laughter our shared language again. >> it's kind of a pep talk for america, to remember to just make time, take a break, and have some fun with people that you like. >> reporter: when

andrew's outstanding contribution to the ihss team have earned him the well deserved title of employee of the month. his hard work and dedication have made a lasting impression on our team and all the clients we serve. thank you andrew for your remarkable dedication, dedication and positive impact. we're lucky to have you with us here at dos. congratulations. thank you. thank you. sure i just wanted to thank, first off, the ihss management for giving me this opportunity, three and a half years ago, i'd also like to thank my supervisor, who's also here today. anna and, you know, she's been a good support, you know, very patient with me and very supportive of, you know, my understanding, my, the how much i appreciate a work and a family life balance, and also just a shout out to the social workers in our unit. i really feel that they should all be up here with us today or with me today, you know, very productive and, you know, have do quality work, and then lastly, my, my wife, who is also here, you know, without her, i wouldn't, i wouldn't be in this situation. i wouldn't be where i am, she motivated me just

michael cohen has the sentence and his continued comments and statements, it's hard to see he will not get a jail sentence. >> andrewhave watched trump evade accountability with just this question of, what is the point of all of the levers in our system of being on trial, of having a jury, of being -- if you're found guilty, bing sentenced to prison. the point as a nonlawyer is you don't do it again. and i guess in an ideal world, you become rehabilitated before you're back out in the world. in the political context, trump has become an accelerated danger. he gets away with mueller the day after robber mueller testifies before congress is when he calls president zelenskyy and asks for that investigation or to just say there's an investigation into joe biden, right? he gets off of impeachment and he begins his shenanigans to sow doubt about the 2020 election, calling it rigged way ahead of anyone even casting a vote in the election. so, for trump every time he got away with the kinds of punishments that would rain down on any of the rest of us, and we're fortunate we have access to very capable legal defense, which m

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you're about to see here might be hard to watch a full on assault captured on security camera, santa clara county sheriff's office says the suspect is this man. 26 year-old andrew paris. he was arrested after a standoff with deputies on wednesday and is now charged with attempted murder assault with a deadly weapon. and a new charge of stalking and disturbing the peace. the man perez allegedly attacked was taken to the hospital and expected to survive. >> so this is the approximate spot right here where santa clara county's office says that the suspect carried out the attack. but now they're saying moments before that attack was carried out, the suspect was chasing around a second victim almost every day. >> david roadless has been riding the vta daily for 20 years. he says crime happens but not like you know, it's just that was just some should that should be having. that just he was done was was done by says similar not not been that children's museum vta stop where the attack happened was busy friday. most we spoke to say they hadn't heard of the attack. now, robots as most people keep to themselves as a way to stay safe public transit yourself. might have b

you're about to see here might be hard to watch a full on assault captured on security camera, santa clara county sheriff's office says the suspect is this man. 26 year-old andrew paris. he was arrested after a standoff with deputies on wednesday and is now charged with attempted murder assault with a deadly weapon and a new charge of stalking and disturbing the peace. the man perez allegedly attacked was taken to the hospital and expected to survive. >> so this is the approximate spot right here where santa clara county's office says that the suspect carried out the attack. but now they're saying moments before that attack was carried out, the suspect was chasing around a second victim almost every day. >> david roadless has been writing the vta daily for 20 years. he says crime happens but not like this. i do know is just that was just some should that should be having. say that just he was was was done by says symbol, not not binding this, that children's museum vta stop where the attack happened was busy friday. most we spoke to say they hadn't heard of the attack. now robust says most people keep to themselves as a way to stay safe public transit yourself.

general -- attorney general andrew bailey will be on the will cain show this week excited to have you. shannon: excited to join you. pete: thanks shannon. rachel: really hardocrats and joe biden particular to go, we're on the candidate of character when one, we talked about that jailing his political opponents peter also in jail by the way right now. but also this is the family that sold out the country to china. how did that not come up in the debate? pete: steve bannon being jailed for not complying with a subpoena for the january 6th unselect committee, and he's being jailed for how long? four months. how long is four months? all the way up to election. will: i can tell you -- pete that's happening in reality while in the fever dreams of the left chris wallace for example remember him used to be on msnbc was on the bill barr show saying trump is going to jail journalist and people who disagree with him and -- he believes it. like he's living in this like -- rachel: alternative universe. will: when the reality is playing out in front of him pointed out by tulsi. a different -- rachel: decisions that could affect many of the january 6th political prisoner

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hard to do, so. so there was some examples it's a story i tell it's from an story called the acts of andrew and it's of maxim, ella, a christian woman, and in slave work, you clear and maxim ella basically pimps out nuclear to her husband and and nuclear meets this horrible and and there has been a push from scholars and i consider myself a feminist to sort of be sympathetic maxim ella because you know she's probably in a bad marriage you know sure she loves it's horrible thing happened to this young woman but you know it was tough for women in antiquity and that's true. and then i read this story it was actually in a in article about gardenias were used on plantations in the south it was about a particular enslaved woman who's one of the rare cases where we this woman was a victim of childhood abuse. what also know that garden, which were like sort of like fraternal houses for the children of enslavers to learn how to enslavers that there were no white women only men and enslaved women. so we can imagine that these are sites for horrible atrocities against those enslaved women and you have this thi

andrew alexander there, who attacked reagan over a simplified view of the world. a former british ambassador to washington, peter jay, labeled the speech as extremely hard line and said he seemed to be declaring nonmilitary on the same on the soviet union. he said if he if he does mean it, it's very frightening. one of the most brutal reaction lines came from nancy banks in the guardian newspaper, who labeled the speech as unmoored and then set about it that it was like lincoln at gettysburg. in only one way, it propelled lincoln's calm at the world. well, little note nor long remember what we here. a prediction that turned out to be quite wrong. she even criticized reagan's, calling him an average of performer and. editorial in the guardian hit. listen to the incredibly negative language and the the the arrogance of the language. they talked about reagan's homespun. amy ability and said the president, a senior citizen who when crisis breaks, is left to slip up. the editorial concluded that very little can be built on the president world words which reflects his benign blank helplessness. it is revealing that some of the most positive comment in the british press abo

you're about to see here might be hard to watch a full on assault captured on security camera, santa clara county sheriff's office says the suspect is this man. 26 year-old andrewd is now charged with attempted murder assault with a deadly weapon. and a new charge of stalking and disturbing the peace. the man perez allegedly attacked was taken to the hospital and expected to survive. >> so this is the approximate spot right here where santa clara county's office says that the suspect carried out the attack. but now they're saying moments before that attack was carried out, the suspect was chasing around a second victim almost every day. >> david roadless has been riding the vta daily for 20 years. he says crime happens but not like this. i do know is just that was just some should that should be having. say that just was done was was done by says symbol, not not binding this, that children's museum vta stop where the attack happened was busy friday. most we spoke to say they hadn't heard of the attack. now, robots as most people keep to themselves as a way to stay safe public transit yourself. what might have been talking rests above rob, who is not from the ba

you're about to see here might be hard to watch a full on assault captured on security camera, santa clara county sheriff's office says the suspect is this man. 26 year-old andrewted after a standoff with deputies on wednesday and is now charged with attempted murder assault with a deadly weapon. and a new charge of stalking and disturbing the peace. the man perez allegedly attacked was taken to the hospital and expected to survive. >> so this is the approximate spot right here where santa clara county's office says that the suspect carried out the attack. but now they're saying moments before that attack was carried out, the suspect was chasing around a second victim almost every day. >> david roadless has been riding the vta daily for 20 years. he says crime happens but not like you that was just some should that should be having. that just was done was was done by says similar not binding this, that children's museum vta stop where the attack happened was busy friday. most we spoke to say they hadn't heard of the attack. now robots as most people keep to themselves as a way to stay safe public transit yourself. might have been talking rests above rob, who is