miss merchan, any reason to hold on any of those witnesses? >> i have two short witnesses. >> ok. >> mixed witness of the state. >> for the testimony? >> yes, my name is austin. >> could afternoon. i want to direct your attention -- first of all, how are you employed? >> i am employed, i have my own firm. >> i want to direct your attention to 2021, 2020 two. what was your employment and background? >> i was employed with the wade bradley kimball firm. >> nathan wade and chris kimball? what did you do at that firm? >> i was an associate attorney. >> generally speaking, who in the firm did you work for, what kind of matters did you handle? >> i believe i work for all of them equally, they would all give me tasks to do, which court dates to go to, which cases to work on. >> i want to direct your attention to a particular instance. did you have a reason at any time to go to a club with mr. bradley? >> could you repeat the question? >> if you have any occasion to go to a club with mr. bradley? >> yes, i have. >> more than one time? >> yes. >> the t

couture, just in terms of timing, do you have any expectation of how long, if any questioning would last? >> i do not imagine my question would be very long. judge mcafee: ok. let's get back to it at 4:00. you can just step out of the room. mr. qatar, are you still with us? >> i am, your honor. judge mcafee: all right, let us go back on the record with mr. bradley here and everyone else's here as well. you may proceed. >> mr. bradley did you use any , documents to prepare for your testimony today? mr. bradley: no, i did not. >> the last time you spoke with gabe banks? mr. bradley: the day, i do not have the date, but it was the date of whenever the phone call happened. >> and you knew his wife kyra banks works for das office, right? mr. bradley: yes, that is correct. >> when was the last time you spoke to mr. wade? mr. bradley: i have not spoken mr. wade personally in two years since i left the firm. >> ms. willis? mr. bradley: my interaction with ms. willis was never where i would pick up the phone and talk to her or anything like that. >> so you didn't hang out with ms. willis, did not

she has not provided any foundation he would have any knowledge of what she is requesting here. his answers were he had no knowledge and now she hasn't laid the foundation in order to continue to ask that question over and over. >> miss merchant? >> mr. bradley, would you abject it falls under the privilege of 106 of the rules and attorney/client privilege is not something that mr. bradley can waive. only mr. wade can waive it regardless of the communications or information improper. mr. wade would have to waive them in order for mr. bradley to continue to testify about any of this relationship until it has been established, when that privilege should have begun. >> so far i haven't heard anything about a relationship, attorney/client relationship or privilege attaching. that will need to be established whether it falls inside or out of it. i think either miss merchant can take a lead if she wants to. my understanding was that has to fall on the person asserting the privilege. >> except for the attorney is not allowed to violate that privilege or he violated bar rules that would

murray: there are officers who may hold any office but don't swear any oath. justice gorsuch: how can they hold any office under the incompatibility becau -- incoatility clause? mr. murray: that may be an ceion to the general rule and some may consider them officers of the house and senate because they preside over those bodies. stice gorsuch: the constitution says they are officers of the united states. there are some institutions -- some instances where you have any officer but not any office. mrmurray: those may be existent in some circumstances. justice kavanaugh: other questions about different states having different standards o proof seem underscored by this casethdissenting opinion where justice amore said i have been involved in theusce system 33 years now. what took place here does not resemble anythini ve seen in courtroom. and then added, "what transpired in this litigatil short of what do process demands." i don't know if i agree o but the fact that someone is complaining about the bottom line conclusion but the processes ud in this state and that

any attention? exactly. it's not paying any attention. i think the west doesn't see the uh, can i please the united states is not making any and any pressures about not worth reading stuff. i mean again, is just saying gap. make it lighter with the with just don't can too many people. i think this language and, and so far the behavior at all like supplying a military assistance like like things are totally supported and, and i was told to me, or norman at 10 to step to unfortunately that us would not be getting a good thing. but enough pressure is about we are hoping for it and is there a really doesn't, can look at what's happening after the i c j. i think we have seen how the age flow has decreased significantly after the i c j a good thing. i think everything that is true is uh is doing simply contradicts. busy i mean, i mean, all these pressures over the international humanitarian law or any of that. so i wonder if we are now saying this level of pressure talking about talking about that as it i

information, any sightings, any cctv orany information, any sightings, any cctv or any dash cam footagesh cam footage. charlie rose in clapham, _ or any dash cam footage. charlie rose in clapham, thank - or any dash cam footage. charlie rose in clapham, thank you - or any dash cam footage. charlie rose in clapham, thank you for i or any dash cam footage. charlie i rose in clapham, thank you for the update. we will follow that story closely on bbc news and we will bring you any updates. in a highly unusual move a judge in manchester has led to the anonymity given to children with criminal convictions and allowed the naming of the killers of 16—year—old brianna ghey, who was murdered last february. eddie ratcliffe and scarlettjenkinson, both 16 years old, are in court and are to be sentenced for the murder of brianna, who was transgender. she was stabbed 28 times in broad daylight in a park in cheshire in february last year. justice yip previously said there was a strong public interest in the full and unrestricted reporting of what is plainly an exceptional case, she said. roman bridge i

i don't have any receipts, man so you don't have any travel receipts available to you for any travel that you did with ms willis? >> i don't have any receipts. no, ma'am >> no receipts that you're you used your business credit card for these trucks, correct? >> i use my credit card for everything. >> okay. yes >> you use your free kid's tuition? >> yes, ma'am. >> use it for personal travel with ms willis? >> yes, ma'am. >> you have receipts from those business credit cards that you have to file with your taxes, correct >> no, ma'am. >> no. >> i filed a statement. i turn over the statement and whatever is there on the statement the accountant looks at it in the account, says, okay, this is personal. those over here, this is business goes over here. here you texas. >> so you have those statements will call them statements and center seats. you have the statements. >> i had the statement just but when you answer the interrogatory under oath, you said you did not add anything to show the records of travel with ms willis >> i answered the question. i had no receipts, ma'am, you had no rec

first, nobody canceled any elections. the law says that elections cannot be held during a war and that's it, it's martial law. this is not me, this is not my new law. this is a law of ukraine that has been in place since the very beginning, so no one has canceled it. to our broadcast fyodor venislavskyi, people's deputy from servant of the people joins. i congratulate you. i congratulate you, glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. and in the past, let me remind you, you were also the president's representative in the constitutional court. please tell me whether the president's team sees any risks regarding the legitimacy of zelensky's tenure after may 20. is it a subject of discussion, for example, in the service of the people? in the service of the people , there were absolutely no discussions about whether the president of ukraine will remain legitimate after may 20 of this year, there are none, at least i definitely don’t, no, no heard none of these discussions and did not participate in any discussions, this is the first,

concerns - have they given you any extra assurances?- any extra assurances?_ any extra assurances? they clearly keep us informed i any extra assurances? they clearly keep us informed of| clearly keep us informed of what they are doing, the actions they're taking, the seriousness with which they approach that issue, but it's not appropriate for me to talk about that. irate not appropriate for me to talk about that-— about that. we are seeing demand — about that. we are seeing demand come _ about that. we are seeing demand come back- about that. we are seeing demand come back after i about that. we are seeing i demand come back after the pandemic, but indian airlines are suffering from pilot shortages and grounded aircraft because of technical faults. how is that affecting air india? ~ ., ., how is that affecting air india? ., ., . _ india? we are not affected by - we don't have _ india? we are not affected by - we don't have any _ india? we are not affected by - we don't have any of— india? we are not affected by - we don't have any of those - we don't have an

nothing fair about any of that. but on the other hand, don't you think a lot of people who like to look at marlene dietrich slags benefited from nature's unfairness and producing them? marlene dietrich. what kind of a world would it be if everybody was an absolute identical duplex of anybody else? you might as well destroy the whole world and just keep one specimen left for a museum in the same way. it's unfair that muhammad ali should be a great fighter and should be able to earn millions. but wouldn't it be? would it not be even more unfair to the people who like to watch him? if you said that in the pursuit of some abstract ideal of equality, we're not going to let muhammad ali get more for one night's fight than the lowest man on the totem pole can get for a day's unskilled work on the docks. you could do that. but the result of that would be to deny people the opportunity to watch muhammad ali. i doubt very much that he would be willing to subject himself to the kind of fight he's gone through if he were to get

reporter: are any of these attempts to get h.v.t.'s in those locations that may or may not have been successful? mr. ryder: what we put out in our press release is what i have to provide on that front. jen? reporter: there have been three attacks in syria since friday by proxy sources. you say your assessment is the strikes on friday night had good effect. how can you say that when there's three more attacks, what will the response be? and are the troops at those bases, those outposts allowed to leave the base and pursue those who are firing rockets and drones at the bases? general ryder: a couple of things, jennifer. on your last comment, our forces will always maintain the inherent right of self-defense. if they need to take appropriate actions to defend themselves we will and you've seen us do that in the past. in terms of attacks in iraq and syria since we took these attacks on friday, i'm tracking two incidents. there was one attack on saturday, february 3, that was two rockets that were fired at m.s.s. euphrates in syria with no

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kind of of victory, like any picture of victory in any way or form, and it seems to be that they are counting on netanyahu to achieve something any point, like what happened with this ridiculous operation in releasing the two hostages with seems to be it's it's being questioned really by the serious israeli newspapers and where they are saying there is lot of exaggeration in in present. think this release and the americans apparently still really signing the blank check for for netanyahu just to to carry out this genocidal actions all the time, so i don't see in any time, like any near time, any kind of positive response from from netanyahu, how do you square what? heard and what you said earlier with uh the us president calling netanyahu uh recently and calling what's happening in the gods trip as over the top, yet yes of course we see the huge package of aid for israel at the same time, but what is your reading into this whole thing? well i mean when it comes to joe biden, i i would seriously question his mental faculties at the moment, but look, i mean i think that we see very oft

firstly, any scientific activity is an antiviolent collective., all this work is carried out jointly, not only by scientists. who works in rural economy, but in related industries , scientists make machines more durable, because their speed is constantly increasing, which means they can wear out faster, researchers create new parts and then test them, they will not replace humans, technology is good where there is no creativity, without it and the technology itself will not exist, because it is man who creates it. they are distinguished by their kindness, ingenuity and hard work. i am one of those people who are ready to be surprised and surprise, first of all, myself. prisoner on the old month, there was already a nobleman there sadziba, whenever it was broken, it seems like a private park, and when the hand of stanislav yuyundziv was struck, this nobleman of the belarusian batanik of the 18th century. cultural-asvetnitskiy project architecture of belarus: banks, if they come out, yes, the people of other architecture, yashche and the most beaut

held any meetings since friday's strikes? gen. ryder: so, what i would tell you is that, as i understand it, the u.s. embassy and cjtofr continue to remain focused on working with our iraqi partners regarding the h.m.c. but in terms of timelines and for meetings, i know that they'll continue to stay focused on that but i just don't have any updates to provide in terms of when those actual meetings will occur. reporter: jake sullivan yesterday was -- or didn't rule out strikes inside iran. is this an option that is being considered as part of the response to the january 28 attack? gen. ryder: i'm not going to speak for mr. sullivan. i think his words speak for themselves. as i highlighted earlier, you know, we're not going to talk about or forecast any potential future operations other than to say there will be additional responses and that those will be at a time and place of our choosing. i would also again emphasize that we are not seeking escalation in the region. just the opposite. but that we won't hesitate to protect our for

any real weight to kremlin denial. - to be careful about giving any real weight to kremlin denial.not a kind of— weight to kremlin denial. this is not a kind of he _ weight to kremlin denial. this is not a kind of he said, _ weight to kremlin denial. this is not a kind of he said, she - weight to kremlin denial. this is not a kind of he said, she said . not a kind of he said, she said storv— not a kind of he said, she said story where _ not a kind of he said, she said story where we _ not a kind of he said, she said story where we balance - not a kind of he said, she said story where we balance both i not a kind of he said, she said - story where we balance both sides. the kremlin— story where we balance both sides. the kremlin has— story where we balance both sides. the kremlin has a _ story where we balance both sides. the kremlin has a track— story where we balance both sides. the kremlin has a track record - story where we balance both sides. the kremlin has a track record of. the kremlin has a track record of murdering — the kremlin has a track record of murdering its _ the kr

— postponing or not doing any more attacks? ,., ., postponing or not doing any more attacks? to - postponing or not doing any morel attacks? good morning. to answer our attacks? good morning. to answer your question _ attacks? good morning. to answer your question on — attacks?m morning. to answer your question on whether- attacks?m morning. to answer your question on whether or - attacks?m morning. to answer your question on whether or not i i your question on whether or not i directed my staff to conceal my hospitalisation from anyone else, the answer is no. in terms of my response to the statement, we always listened to what people were saying but we watch what they do and, again, actions are everything. so we will see what happens in the future. reporter: sir; will see what happens in the future. reporter: ,, ., ., reporter: sir, during that time that ou were in reporter: sir, during that time that you were in the _ reporter: sir, during that time that you were in the intensive _ reporter: sir, during that time that you were in the intensive care - reporter: sir, during t

i can't see any end to it. mr bates, the — know. i can't see any end to it. working days and i'm led to believe that yours arrived _ i'm led to believe that yours arrived 111 days after your claim was originally submitted which you have since — was originally submitted which you have since rejected. in the house yesterday— have since rejected. in the house yesterday there was a lot of talk around — yesterday there was a lot of talk around the £75,000 offer and the minister— around the £75,000 offer and the minister made it clear that the idea is that— minister made it clear that the idea is that those who have got lesser claims, _ is that those who have got lesser claims, that quickens the process, but there — claims, that quickens the process, but there was a mood in the house from _ but there was a mood in the house from the _ but there was a mood in the house from the members who said they felt that £75,000 was derisory and did not take _ that £75,000 was derisory and did not take into account the loss of livelihood — not take into account the loss of live

when you got your first contract >> i don't recall i don't recall any any specific dates you remember when you got that contract that correct? >> i remember i had the contract, yes. >> and you told us last week or i guess it was a week before now, you told us that mr. wade brought you that contract essentially told you about that contract? >> that is correct. >> so ms willis is not the one that brought that contract to you directly it with mr. wade? >> that is correct >> at that point in time, they were already engaged in a relationship, right? >> to object. >> i can't say that the relation of what mr. bradley just said, you just said he does not remember. there's nothing specific, doesn't remember the exact date. i think the question now is to reference it or tie it to maybe some other event anymore? quite remember, i agree with, your honor. she asked that specific question. he said he does not remember any specific days after signing the contract that's exactly where he just said an answer. oh, no, no. we're getting to the end of it. so ms merchant, you don't have much more to pull

we have never ever provided any drone, any missile to russia to be used against ukraine.an 11 months ago and my counterpart at the ukrainian foreign minister and i told him if a claim you are draining made drones or weapons are used against you please give us pieces of evidence. we agreed there would be a team comprised of the high-ranking military people from both sides would meet in the city the hours the ukrainian team did not show any proof and they say it we would go back and gather information, proof, evidence and will come back the next round of the meeting. but they did not give us. they did not show any kind of proof that iranians made drones of weapons to use against them. >> two to the people on the battlefield on both sides referred to the drones the russian use. shaheed is the word mark i don't think it's a russian word. >> we have sold iranian drones are different countries in the region within the framework of our defense cooperation. it is not difficult for any country to copy our drones we are not responsible for that but even before that the ukrainians h

the finger of blame adds any entity or any person or any country, but such industrial incidents are not on common india or on. of course uh, yvonne has um, in the past experienced such um, industrial incidents or accidents. but usually those instances um, were blamed on israel. um and then there been um, several incidents i'm targeting, it runs on nuclear facilities or a long as i'm arms production factories in the past. but under that one usually blames those incidents on is really intelligent services. but whether or not this latest incident have anything to do with israel or the wide, or regional conference that's unfolding in that region between as well and how much all these questions remain to be answered in the following days and hours. the biggest active environmental terrorism the world has ever witnessed the memory of the node stream pipeline attack in 2022 still fresh in our memories as a another pipeline bloss this time in iran, setting of concerns of eco side at the bottom of the baltic sea the north stream pipe supplied natural gas from russia to germany. they were blown u

and that it would essentially be posing any and all efforts made by any other mediators with respect to the government in damascus. this bill prohibits federal officials or employees from taking any action to recognize a syrian government led by bashar al assad. the bill also expands existing sanctions related to the syrian conflict to cover additional activities and persons, individuals and entities. the department of state must provide congress with a strategy to counter for and government efforts to normalize relations with the bush r l a side regime. the details in that bill suggests a number of 2 things. the 1st one is, of course, that the united states is trying to legitimize its presence in the syria. but more importantly, it's also trying to legitimize its presence to ensure that it can ensure its interest or not effected by the many different actors within the region. of course, this takes into consideration, rush out circuit. iran, the united states, many european countries, namely speaking, fronts, have all, have some parts of play. but what's really important here is of c

goad strikes are having any impact? good morninu. strikes are having any impact?rning- we — strikes are having any impact? good morning. we have _ strikes are having any impact? good morning. we have seen _ strikes are having any impact? (emf. morning. we have seen the strikes being cued over generally ten days. the 11th of january, the 22nd of january and the fourth and 5th of february. that time—lag allows the allies to get the battle damage assessment, work out if the strikes have been successful in terms of what they wanted to achieve and what else has been put on to the chessboard in terms of radar, mobile radar assets, potentially drone productions and therefore allowing them to target those. this latest round of attacks hit some targets in sana itself and some hardened, protected storage sites by using larger munitions. in this kind of situation, it has to be flexible. you are —— it is based on what is on the board in front of you. the lag between each of the strikes series is allowing them to assess and read target, etc. the is allowing them to assess and

so if any questions? please feel free to follow-up with that. >> a brief review of the oh, timeline highlighted this in the past few meetings but we have currently the department next week is looking at not just our department but departments submittal of departmental proposed budget to the mayor office by february 21st after that, we will be working closely along with other cities departments with the june 1st supplemental of a balanced budget by the mayor's office to the board of supervisors and after that time there will be hearing in a june and obviously be working with the mayor's office but with the various members of the board with the budget and allergy staff analyst and wrap up in june and in july anticipated formal approval of the budget included it is the timeline for today we're requesting approval of the oral strategy to be submitted to the mayor's office any it's been a long time coming. issues that don't get resolved today, we we can up to the commissions request to have is a special meetin

any of— were un danger at any point? was i in danger? any of the _ were un danger at any point?ng said a number of us had the fleet from situation because we heard the sound of gunshots. i will let you answer your own question what you think that something that un danger or not. in my view, any time shots are nearby, you don't know where the coming from or who was firing them in all of that, then perhaps there is a situation of danger.- is a situation of danger. other 10-15 enter — is a situation of danger. other 10-15 enter and _ is a situation of danger. other 10-15 enter and you _ is a situation of danger. other 10-15 enter and you say - is a situation of danger. other 10-15 enter and you say are i is a situation of danger. other| 10-15 enter and you say are all is a situation of danger. other i 10-15 enter and you say are all of 10—15 enter and you say are all of those _ 10—15 enter and you say are all of those gunshots... _ 10—15 enter and you say are all of those gunshots... do _ 10—15 enter and you say are all of those gunshots... do you - 10—15 enter and you say are all

once again, we commit ourselves to any initiative. we have received a draft from brothers in egypt and qatar, we do not have any problem with other initiatives, our doors are open, we haven't closed them, our mobiles are on as well, all channels are still open with one condition only, results that lead us to a permanent seaspire, reconstruction of gaza and lifting the siege, these are basic issues and this is resistance movements position, a clear and frank position, so whoever is keen on putting an end to the massacers must pressurize the israelis because he who hesitates and procrastinates is netanyahu, not the resistance movement. thank you so much, mr. ali abu shahin, member of the political burrow of the islamic jihad resistance movement, that brings this episode of the face to face program to an end, hope that the palestinian people in the gaza strip soon be freed. from the israeli forces a slot and aggression. i'm and until next time. hamas says there are still big gaps that need to be bridged for a cease fire in gaza's. israel

— do we know any more? the simple answer is no. _ do we know any more? don't. _ do we know any more? the simple answer is no, we don't. all - do we know any more? the simple answer is no, we don't. all we - do we know any more? the simple. answer is no, we don't. all we know is that he pulled out at the 11th hour, just an hour to spare before the service, as daniella said, do to give a reading this was an important service for him and the late king constantine was his godfather and a great friend of the kings, and we are seeing prince william stepping in for the are seeing prince william stepping inforthe king. are seeing prince william stepping in for the king. and we are going to see that more over coming months. so for him to not be there was incredibly unusual and whilst we are getting use to getting more detailed press releases out of buckingham palace and kensington palace, there was a time anything to do with a private health matter of the royal family wasn't commented on. we have a great deal of transparency but whatever caused the prince of wale

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in any place, at any time.te and report, and we will launch all possible mechanisms to punish the criminal. stack. u.a. the chas time program of the ukrainian voice of america service is broadcast from washington. i am julia yarmolenko. congratulations. every day without us aid approval is a good day for russia. and bad for ukraine. with these words , olivia dalton, deputy spokeswoman of the white house, once again appealed to the house of representatives to approve aid to ukraine. despite pressure from the administration of president joe biden and some republicans in congress, speaker mike johnson is currently not ready to submit to the house of representatives a bill on funding national security priorities, including ukraine. he is still at the press conference on thursday once emphasized: his priority is financing the us budget and issues. american it took the senate four months to pass this bill. we received their document a week and a half ago. the house is actively considering options for a way forward, b

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play any role in that operation? >> i am not aware of any role from the united states. >> as you have heard from the israeli permit a start, it seems like he is planning to -- prime minister, it seems he is starting a ground invasion of rafah, where people are taking refuge. international organizations are warning of risk of genocide. the pentagon has been supporting this? >> i will refer you to the israelis to talk about their operations, mr. kirby has addressed this in his press briefings, we certainly do not want to see anymore suffering, human suffering among those in gaza which is why we continue to communicate actively with our israeli partners on the importance of taking civilians into account in planning and conducting their operations. >> was communicating that? -- who is communicating that? general glenn was there and we got finality on that? >> i think all echelons, you had the president speak to his counterpart and secretary austen speak to his counterpart, you have u.s. central command speaking to their

i don't think there's any legal ramifications. i haven't really spent much time thinking about potential. i mean what, what could there be? you know, you know, i don't think there's any reasonable, plausible legal ramifications there should be political ones. if you bear in mind, this is the same just intruder to demonize the auto a pro test for 3 weeks calling them not seats, calling them bigots. anti semite races that upholds this is the same man calling other people. nazis literally giving a standing ovation to a literal nazi. i don't know how someone is a former nazi to a literal nazi lying about his knowledge of this as if they don't have to vet everybody who comes through those quote unquote, hallowed halls. they knew to be invited to some other event the same night whether or not it's because rota invited him to parliament. it doesn't matter. the man is a pathological liar. a 2 times ethics breaching prime minister there should be political help to pay. the only problem is, i mean it's so embarrassing of people want to forg

to remain in northern ireland to enter without any checks addressing some union. this concerns the northern ireland was being treated differently from the rest of the u. k. single market. the reception is broadly being one of welcome release of the so long without a functioning government and with failing public services. i'm just looking for them to put money back in people's products again and helping all of the services, the health services a joke. so 1st of all, on there again, the southern, the homes do nothing. so i'm getting patrick doyle, the perennial divisions. here. there is something approaching consensus on the restoration of the, of all the government. this of a late last year suggested more than 70 percent of people across political divides were in favor of it for now that red thing and those not as politics, optimism prevails. it may not exactly be a bright, you don't know the non and decided share a false ones in the past, but it is at least a return to public governance for nearly 2000000 people. are you close it out to 0, so fast? for russia and

before any discussions. the question that we were asked is could a new golf league for b. >> will also work on the. >> i am familiar with that, senator. >> aside from project wedge, i.v. golf, what other deals have you worked on? >> senator, i have mentioned in my opening statement, the vast majority of work that we do with the pif relates to investments in saudi arabia. we conducted a thorough research to find any work that we have done that would have any intersection with the united states. we found three. they related to the topics of carbon credits, carbon capture, and healthcare. to the best of my knowledge, senator, none yielded any investment of the united dates. >> let me ask you, did any of those projects, including project wedge, involved saudi arabia national security? >> in terms of what we were asked, senator, not to my knowledge. we were focused on a business case analysis, sir. >> for saudi arabia or pith pith pif . >> we were involved well before the creation. it was focused on, agnostic way

we are not exoecting any _ bank of england today?nd today? we are not expecting any move at _ bank of england today? we are not expecting any move at all- bank of england today? we are not expecting any move at all from - bank of england today? we are not| expecting any move at all from back ring them. we are expecting rates to be held firm at 5.25%. after 1a hikes there now to a 15 year high and expected to stay that way. what markets are really going to be looking at today is to see exactly how the bank of england have voted this time around. have any of the members voted for a hike, like they did last time out? we have three members saying that they felt that interest rates should go up even further. have all of them voted to keep rates where they are? have any of them voted for a cut? that is what markets are looking for. they are looking for guidance from andrew bailey to tell them when they can expect to see those cuts to start to come in. �* ., , i. come in. and what is your expectation? _ come in. and what is your expectation

we cannot stand for this any more — response. we cannot stand for this any more. we response.bringing you statements life in the _ any more. we have been bringing you statements life in the house - any more. we have been bringing you statements life in the house of - statements life in the house of commons. we had there from james cleverly, the home secretary, he said that the inquiry was a deeply distressing and important piece of work and thanked those who came forward. he said the government is considering the report and taking action and that anybody who is not fit to wear a uniform must be removed by policing. we also heard from the shadow home secretary yvette cooper who said that while she agrees with the home secretary, his responses to week, it is too late and the government have been repeatedly warned about vetting sieges and she called for mandatory national vetting standards. we have also been hearing in the last hour from the national police chiefs�* council chair, chief constable gavin stevens, who said that the finding has left him aghast and there is a glowing

so any, any, any meaning and any way we use to just to fight and to be and to just live here is, is something legitimate for us. so this is something we also have to focus on that we are the, we have these rights and we have to stay and we have to resist by all these available means for don. how do you see the future of these communities? where do we go from here? how do we restore again a sense of common sites and a struggle in order to get justice for all these people. ready living in, in policy and territories. yeah, i would also just add the 2023. we are we just moved into 2020 fall. the 2023 has been the most difficult year for christians living in jerusalem. there's been a, at least in the 2nd half of 2023 more than 60 reported a tax or the cases of spitting over vandalizing a church or christian property. and about more than 1010 to 15 statements by the heads of churches about these cases of attacks by mostly right wing is rarely groups. and we just witnessed, on the 28th of december at around 30 young, is really extremist who i talked to the armenian community, a church, they were mas

>> yes. >> any objection from any counsel? defense exhibits 5 and 6. >> no objections. >> seeing none others. >> so now that you have this, let's talk about those for a minute. those were verified. so sworn under oath. and one of them was december 22, and then -- of this last year. so last december. and then was just recently submitted in january, right? ok. in may, may 10, 2023, dejong thompson heard a motion to compel in your divorce case as well, correct? >> yes. >> and you were held in willful contempt -- >> i'm going to object to the relevance. >> his credibility is relevance. if he was held in willful contempt for failing to provide answers and documents, i think it's relevant to this. >> how is that a prior false act or a conviction or anything else? >> i'm not offering it as a prior bad act or something like that. i'm offering it toward his credibility which you get to determine. if he's made misrepresentations in these pleadings, you're here to determine whether or not he's telling the truth or not. if another court h

the use can at any time yield. of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are indispensable supports. in vain would that man claim the tribute of patriotism who should labor to subvert these great pillars of human happiness, these firmest props of the duties of men and citizens. the mere politician, equally with the pious man, ought to respect and to cherish them. a volume could not trace all their connections with private and public felicity. let it simply be asked, where is the security for property, for reputation, for life, if the sense of religious obligation desert the oaths which are the instruments of investigation in courts of justice? and let us with caution indulge the supposition that morality can be maintained without religion. whatever may be conceded to the influence of refined education on minds of peculiar structure, reason and experience both forbid us to expect that national morality can prevail in exclusion of religious principle. it is substanti

high above any or higher today , wherever you are, tomorrow we are high. that lion's heart that turns, that is the quality of our hearts, wherever there is a test, it is always at our feet. the land of the heart that has no width, our story is love, love , no mercy, we are going higher, higher than any dream , today, wherever we are, we are higher tomorrow , tomorrow we are going higher, higher, higher. higher than any dream, wherever we are today, tomorrow is higher we are now reaching the border. if you believe, you will see the dream that you once had in your head. we can remember it. we will be the enemy of the dark night . we will erase the stains from the geography map . we will erase the stains from the geography map. if you open it anyway , you will break the cage, you will fly, you will not get tired , fatigue has no meaning for us, if there is no life , there is no way to the sea, we will go higher than the range or higher. today, wherever we are, tomorrow we will be higher than that lion's heart that they say is the quality of our hearts, wherev

it came from my sweat and tears. >> i'm asking if you have any proof that you paid from any of these places. what i just told you? >> normal. >> how do you make sense of all this >> can you, jim >> yes jim. >> my >> dad to the day he died, carry a large lot of cash in his pocket at all times in case he needed you did and had more at home. he was a migrant to this country and his life taught him that you needed that. i thought da willis was absolutely credible on this point. >> this is the only >> hope that the defendants have of disqualifying her because being in a relationship, even hiring you're pair more are just not grounds for disqualification because they don't go to what will the strength of the evidence in this case of election overthrow. but if she had been getting secret payments somehow, that might create a conflict, she hit the ball out of the park on that. she was credible. i believe and there's no longer any grounds that i can see possible even for disqualification here. >> yeah. i mean shan i mean, the absence of evidence is not evidence. i mean, isn't that i mean, par

it shows there is no red line any more for him. it is essentially— no red line any more for him.way as stalin did in the 30s, so i think that is the message, _ the 30s, so i think that is the message, and it is both preventive, hoping _ message, and it is both preventive, hoping that— message, and it is both preventive, hoping that others will not join in the footsteps of navalny, but it is also a _ the footsteps of navalny, but it is also a blocking message to the west, saying _ also a blocking message to the west, saying here, this is what i can do. consider. — saying here, this is what i can do. consider, think twice before helping ukraine _ consider, think twice before helping ukraine with more weapons, because i am crazy. _ ukraine with more weapons, because i am crazy. i_ ukraine with more weapons, because i am crazy, i might even go with nuclear— am crazy, i might even go with nuclear weapons. so i think this is a dual— nuclear weapons. so i think this is a dual message that we have to be aware _ a dual message that we have to be aware of _ a dual message that we have to b

>> well, actually, we don't encourage any attacks to happen in any country in our region and we believe the ones who are responsible for the attacks, those are the ones who should be held accountable, of course, we are calling for deescalation to contain the situation as much as possible and we are hoping that this doesn't go, and doesn't reach that level. our region cannot just mrif live with more escalation and we have to focus on the main issue over there, getting things back and restoring calm is to the key to restore in other regions. >> do you think what militias have done, some evidence it came from syria, from iranian-backed organizations there, what happened in the red sea, could any of that happen without iran, and directed by the regime? >> look, i will go back to the parties who are carrying on these conflicts, those are the ones who need to be held accountable for any misconduct or any action to undermine the peace and security in the region. we are not in position to point fingers on this or that. right now, i believe that for us the key focus should be how we contain the

according to the officials of the time, some of these social networks, in any way, in any way that itreferred to, to lay the groundwork for. in order to investigate and deal with such incidents that we are witnessing, in any case, there is a need to finally put a stop to this issue. what do you think , when messengers inflame the atmosphere? what should be done to haghiji? see, you first say messengers unites, it should be clear because messengers. throw in the press , they are fueling an issue that is sure to throw a tyrant in the shah's time, the example of which is that the shah said that these intellectuals and the press and the atmosphere they create are the cause of this situation . there is a real root in every social issue, that issue may be wrong by a group of people, that is a separate issue, but it has a real root . messenger actually helps to either it creates an environment for these opinions to be spread in the society, it is certain that in the situation of inflammation , people will refer to the messages of the media more and it will intensify . if you look at the car

and remember, do not commit any breaches of camouflage discipline. don't take anything interaction with you, which might be of any help to the enemy when you go into action, do not leave anything behind which might give information the enemy. it might fall into his hands. don't talk, don't write diaries. don't write any military information in letters. don't forget, not even for a second. all right. thank you. you are. thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you all very much. thank you. thank you all so much. and thank you very much. we. we're reshaped the warm welcome. i have the privilege this morning of presenting a very good friend of mine, a man i've known a number of, and man that i happened to believe will make us an outstanding president of the united states of america. george bush is a man that has served his country, is a navy pilot in the second world war, taking a plane that had been shot, a mission and having to ditch in the ocean. it's been picked up, rescued and continuing to fly. he's a man that also has been in the private s

uh oh, sorry, any m ha, whether it be british or any, any of you don't think you're gonna have to revise that off to ukraine. not after you create. i think i revise the different trump is a lift gate in november. i think he will do severe damage to american power, but remember that a lot of countries, sauce power to attractiveness comes from it. civil society not just from is government. government does broadcasting and has policies and those can affect, did detract witness. but um, if a country has a vibrant civil society that attracts others, it's better able to recover, i think back to mean hot hollywood in science of ours, hollywood in the science, but also things like the civil rights movement in the, in the sixty's, the people were marching in the streets around the world to protest american government policy in c. it. um, but they weren't sending the communist international. they were singing martin luther king's, we shall ever account, which is an anthem from american civil society. so i think in the, in that sense of asking is there resilience and terms of ability recover? i thi

or any other person or entity relating to any manner of your activity to any person to which you have had a sexual relationship during your marriage. notes, cards, letters, films, received invoices and other tangible items. >> yes. >> you answered you did not have any documents to that effect. correct? >> correct. >> december 22, 2023? >> yes, ma'am. >> you updated those after the motion to disqualify was filed. correct? >> january 8, 2024. alleging you had a romantic relationship with ms. willis. after that you updated these responses. correct? >> you now change your answer saying i did not have any of this to you are serving a privilege. correct? >> yes, ma'am. >> you updated your response of spending time with someone other than your spouse for dinner, drinks, restaurants, hotels or the other person's home, correct >> yes, ma'am. you said no to all of that and then in january you said -- all of that. amendment privilege. >> yes, ma'am. >> i will object to clarification. >> that is what i was just about to ask him. and for me or this amendment privilege. >> privacy privilege as well

if this continues like this, we do not want any a deliberate at all. every convoy coming means another message, the color that i missed off here tell you this is alan to 0 from don't also coming out . hospital struggles to cope with a rush survive as many all fatty functioning because of a lack of stuff and notes and the desktop and gaza across is that a 1000 as, as really attacks and across the strip to continue to intensify the oh, we begin with breaking news from gauze assessing where israel has killed at least 77 palestinians, and injured hundreds more. hold and 30000 people have now been killed since israel launched its will and gall site in october. the says attack is being described as a masika of civilian spite is rarely troops. hundreds of stopping palestinians had gathered to collect food days when they were attacked by is there any snipers and showed by his randy tags. michael apple reports on how those events on the phone and the early on was of the morning. thousands of people flocked to l. rashid road, southwest of gauze, a city desperate