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atkinson the u.s.ision and streaming industry supports over 816,000 jobs in california and about $101.7 billion in wages and particularly the concern that some of our closest trade partners are proposing measures that would discriminate against u.s. creative industries, for example, australia may require streaming companies to invest 10% in revenues of australian content and canada wants u.s. streaming companies to subsidize local congressman news production can impact states and country's creative industries and the broader u.s. economy, could you offer in the closing seconds that we have some insight into how these mandates conflict with australia and canada's fta obligations to the united states. >> thank you, i wouldn't use the word would, i would use could. i would use could. we will have less investment in our creators because of the rules, because of the tax grabs. both of our trade agreements should be able to do address that, willing to go over there and negotiate tough within the back pocket

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doctor atkinson. i know there has been criticism of strong digital trade rules saying there's concern about the right to regulate for our country. do you think there are provisions in our trade agreements that would prevent congress from passing new legislation on topics such as artificial intelligence or data practices? >> there absolutely are not. i would disagree, you mentioned open data flows lead to offshoreing. that's about us policy, if we want to just not do that, digital trade leads to employee oversight, no. employee oversight which oftentimes is a good thing is about a domestic issue. if you want to regulate how technologys monitor their employees you have every right to do that it won't violated trade agreement. privacy, i go back to this key point. we can and should have a national privacy bill but it doesn't mean a company doing business here can't move the data to a server or cloud center in ottawa or montrÉal. there's nothing in -- that makes that, impedes what you want to do. the only

england chipped away with their team with bowling but it was gus atkinson who stole the show.h here on the fourth day he took five sri lankan second innings wickets. now statistically he may never have a more impactful test match, england of course hopes he will for several years to come. in terms of the series, england now lead 2—0 with one test match to come in south london. scottie scheffler cemented his pre—eminent place in the sport of golf by claiming the tour championship and with it the $25 million bonus for winning the season—long fedex cup. the american has dominated on the pga tour in 2024 becoming the first player since tiger woods to win seven events in the same year. he beat collin morikawa by four shots at east lake in atlanta with another rival rory mcilroy calling scheffler�*s efforts one of the best individual years a player's had in a long time. charles leclerc handed the ferrari faithful at monza exactly what they wanted — an italian grand prix vcitory. ferrari chose a daring one—stop strategy for leclerc whilst mclaren took the conventional two—stop approa

victoria atkinson said after 14 years _ nhs. victoria atkinson said after 14 years in _ nhs.ticise children's health. let's think about next week because the conservatives have joined virtually all of the opposition parties in the uk parliament in opposing those winter fuel pool may changes. keir starmer says today he is prepared to be disliked. —— payments. we will see the scale of just payments. we will see the scale ofjust how unpopular he is prepared to be on this afternoon we see the voting. labour aims to increase the number of appointments and operations done each week by 40,000, to help hit the 18—week waiting time target. but nhs confederation research found that would only deliver about 15% of the extra capacity needed to get back to reaching the target. i spoke to matthew taylor, chief executive of the nhs confederation, earlier who told me what else needs to be done. what the report today that we have done jointly with the organise demonstrates is what we are announcing so far in times of weekend working, in terms of hospital sharing waiting lists using the indepe

atkinson is only the third englishman to take 5 wickets and score a century in the same test match. forces in these few were demanding the return of hostages being held by hamas in gaza for some 11 months. these people following six of those hostages in the past few days and the returning their bodies and the returning their bodies and demanding the prime minister benjamin netanyahu does more to try and secure a deal with hamas. we will keep you posted on that story. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there! the weekend weather has been pretty decent for most of us. it has been dry, we saw more sunshine on saturday. lots of cloud around today, apart from the south—east which was very warm, humid and sunny. as we head into monday, though, low pressure across the country will spark off more showers and thunderstorms, and with a humid air mass still in place, some of these downpours could be quite intense. you can see that humid air mass pretty much across the whole of the uk, and it will continue to be quite warm, so a muggy night to come again tonight. we'll see showers and thunder

stadium in shock but silver for atkinson who says he i silver for atkinson who says he simply ran outith the paralympics, and the swimming leg of the para triathlon events has been postponed by a day due to a drop in water quality in the river seine. we saw the same thing during the olympics. it's due to recent rainfall which has led to a spike in bacteria levels in the river. it means the 11 para—triathlon medal events have been delayed until tomorrow, with another contingency day available on tuesday. another hat—trick for this man — erling haaland. that's back—to—back games with three goals as he helped manchester city maintain their perfect start to the premier league season. it was haaland with all three of city's goals as they beat west ham 3—1 at the london stadium. he's scored seven league goals injust three games, and eight hat—tricks in just over two seasons at the club. declan rice was shown a second yellow card and sent off for kicking the ball away as arsenal drew 1—1 with brighton. joao pedro with the equaliser for the visitors to maintain their unbeaten start to the sea

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atkinson is the first englishman to take five wickets and score a century in the same match since sirhe bodies, in a tunnel in the south of gaza, near rafah. under israeli trade union federation has ordered a general strike from monday to try to force the government to reach a hostage release deal with hamas. this will see the busiest airport close from take—offs and landings. the families had pushed for the strike after the army found the bodies, and the military said that they were killed by hamas. hamas deny this, saying they were killed by israeli fire. those protests have now moved to tel aviv. let's take another look at those protests that are happening. they have banners and t—shirts asking people to support them, with the slogan, bring them home now. another turn —— noga tarnopo turn —— lsky is a freelance journalist injerusalem. she described the general mood among the israeli public. it's a very, very grim mood. these hostages include some whose families have been among the most active publicly to try to get the hostages back. so israelis have been following their stories cl

officials say this happened at the atkinson distributing station in cardiff wednesday afternoon. the clearwater county sheriff's office says they believe two people were inside the building and are presumed dead. another two suffered severe burns and were taken to a hospital burn center in seattle. officials gave no other details on the victims. and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday or around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> well, the 40 niners held their last practice today before before heading to minnesota to take on the vikings on sunday. >> we learned this afternoon the team will be without superstar running back christian mccaffrey and his ktvu bailey o'carroll tells us he could end up being sidelined for weeks. >> it is surprising christian mccaffrey still dealing with that achilles injury, the same one that kept him out of the week one matchup against the new york jets. but not only will he sit out against the minnesota vikings, there is a possibil

but the wickets tumbled in the first session on saturday, harry brook, and gus atkinson among the nameseat the green bay packers 34—29. saquon barkley scored three touchdowns on his debut for the eagles, after leaving their division rivals, the new york giants, in the off season. what�*s more, the defeated packers, lost their quarterback — jordan love, who went off, with an ankle injury late on. the lead changed seven times in sao paolo, with philadelphia ulitmately coming out on top. iam the i am the first person ever to score in south america, that is cool score in south america, that is cool, i have to try to get that gamble. that is something i would put my house. the atmosphere, man, it was electric. atmosphere, man, it was electric— atmosphere, man, it was electric. ~ �* ., ., ., electric. we've got to learn from this. _ electric. we've got to learn from this, watching - electric. we've got to learn from this, watching the - electric. we've got to learn i from this, watching the tape, i'm from this, watching the tape, i'm not— from this, watching the tape, i'm not taking anything

as the author atkinson described , "as the invasion fleet moved to the awaiting dawn, for this momentence, hallelujah saying the sea. hallelujah, hallelujah." to the world war ii veterans here today, we are so lucky for you. may we now and in the future live up to your standard and live up to what you have conferred upon us. thank you. [applause] >> now, please welcome united states mint director, ventris gibson, who will help us to honor our world war ii veterans. [applause] >> good morning to everyone. this is such a humbling experience to stand before you at the national world war ii memorial today. as we reflect upon the victories, sacrifices, and valor of the greatest generation. and thank you to all of our nation's veterans and to our distinguished guests who are here in attendance. to our gold star families, your dedication serves to inspire us all continuously. miss elliott, mr. roosevelt iii, thank you for sharing your stories today. these stories not only observe your family's legacy, but it preserves and articulates, clearly informing our national history. to our partners a

but the wickets tumbled in the first session on saturday, harry brook and gus atkinson among the namesngland have an unassailable 2—0 series lead. plenty more nations league football to come tonight. including republic of ireland hosting england, under interim boss lee carsley, who played for ireland a0 times in his career. he says he won't sing either national anthem tonight, choosing to focus on the game ahead. two england players, declan rice and jack grealish, also played for ireland earlier in their careers. and that's all the sport for now. we are going straight to dublin and we will listen to her so keir starmer and simon harris. it is a great honour to host you here today on your first official visit to ireland as a prime minister. i know as it two new leaders of respective countries we wish to really place british irish relationships on a new path and i really appreciate the time you have given to us since taking office and i have tried to respond in kind. we obviously had a call within hours of you being in downing street, we had a productive meeting in chequers injuly and i

argument is that the media carries the ball forward ball forward thoughtlessly or knee-jerk supporting atkinsonve nbc's kristen welker getting criticized for falsely claiming vice president harris did indeed meet with those gold star families when she did not. >> they wanted president trump there. they wanted those photos. you know they also invited? joe biden kamala harris. where were they? joe biden was at a beach and kamala harris was at her mansion in washington, d.c., 10 minutes she could have gone to the cemetery and honor the sacrifice of those young men and women but she hasn't. she never has spoken to them or take in a meeting. >> they did meet with him during the dignified transfer. >> her and joe biden's incompetence of those 13 americans were killed in afghanistan. >> emily: crucially, vice president harris never met with those families and therefore nbc had to issue a correction, writing on x "on our broadcast this when we incorrectly implied -- i argue exquisitely stated -- that president biden and vice president harris attended the dignified transfer. biden was in attendance but

it will be their worst start to his season since 1986, 1987 and that included the sacking of ron atkinsonaldo is the latest to criticise him — how did he respond to his former star? he said that he made observations about manchester united that they cannot make when the lead and erik ten hag, he was criticised for, saying that he was criticised for, saying that he is entitled to his opinion but is far away in saudi arabia now and he's far away from manchester and therefore, therefore it is not his concern. erik ten hag wants to draw a line with between him and the ronaldo debate. and it's being reported that manchester city's trial for 115 charges of allegedly breaking the financial rules of the competition might finally get under way next week — this could be very significant moment for the league yes and it is due to start but we do not know and i think that is the issue over the whole process. this could go on for months and we won't really know the detail of what is being said behind closed doors and eventually, we will get a verdict in the premier league if found guilty, they have un

will be the last time he runs for president, even if he loses he did this interview with cheryl atkinsone was asked what would happen if he loses in november if you're not successful this time, do you see yourself running again in four years? no, i don't no, i don't i think that that will be that will be it. i don't see that at all. i think hopefully we're going to be successful all right. >> our panel is back david frum you heard him there saying he's not going to run again if he loses your thoughts his pre lose like he's losing in his own mind that's why he's desperately selling silver coins when he should be campaigning. that's what mike johnson is ignoring donald trump's demands and threats and keeping the government open this weaker as keeping the government open when trump wants the government shot that's why his wife is hocking this book. >> and that's why he seems so depressed every time you see him, he is tasting to beat. >> he knows what's happening, and he can't exert himself from mobilize himself in order to do anything that's why he's doing so they'll few events. he's listle

there was a thing where rowan atkinson wrote a piece in the guardian, where he was saying that driving electric vehicle is soulless. that's because you're a millionaire film star. be me and drive what i drive. it's all soulless, you know , ten year soulless, you know, ten year old, very hard to get excited about driving. >> are you a car person? >> are you a car person? >> yeah, i've got a car. i like driving my car and guess what? it's a petrol car. it doesn't have any of this electricity. it's got electricity in it. >> but the only difference between a hybrid a petrol and a hybnd between a hybrid a petrol and a hybrid petrol is that when i brake, i don't lose the energy. >> well, the difference is when. when i brake, i still have testicles and they don't retract into my body in some sort of. >> if you say my heating's on too low. no, but honestly, it's wasteful, isn't it? you put the brakes on, you just lose that extra energy to heat into the environment. >> yeah, because i'm a boiler. >> yeah, because i'm a boiler. >> but yeah, that's what he likes about it. >> he likes entropy. >>

i do apologise, mr atkinson. jess phillips. what a hypocrite. males into communities. a female family member had to report being followed and intimidated by a non—western migrant in a local park, avoiding facts like cultural differences means women are less safe now. gosh, there's so many comments. thank you very much for getting them all in there now. well, george says don't worry, five years is not a long time. when reform get in, they'll dump the echr and most of those illegals arriving here today will be flooding the repubuc today will be flooding the republic of ireland. well, i don't know what that's going to don't know what that's going to do to poor sinn fein, is it? i say that with glee . no, i'm an say that with glee. no, i'm an impartial presenter. of course . impartial presenter. of course. now let me know your thoughts on all the stories we've been discussing and you can visit the website gbnews.com forward slash yoursay and join the conversation there. or you can message on us on our socials . message on us on our socials. we're @g

gus atkinson took five wickets on top of the century he made in his first innings, brilliant feet fromany for him. there was victory for charles leclerc at the italian grand prix as max verstappen's season threatens to unravel. the win proved to be a popular one for ferrari fans at the italian track. he took the chequered flag. max verstappen finished sixth as his champion league was cut back again. saint helens are back into the super league top four after coming from behind to beat 12 man huddersfield. saints were 10—6 behind at the break but took full advantage of their one—man advantage of the interval as they scored 12 unanswered points. finally six—time motogp champion marc marquez is celebrating winning his first race for 1043 days. he was last on top of the podium in october 2021 but he was back in what used to be familiar territory after victory at the aragon grand prix in his home country of spain. the win comes after numerous injuries — including four operations on his right arm. iam sure i am sure he enjoyed that one. we are into the second week at the us open where defendi

and finally, s atkinson. no full name. they're very secretive.sted and charged with deportation papers, then sent to holding units. we are the softest touch in the world. well, i don't know about that, but we certainly are facing a bit of trouble on that point for sure. well moving on, i don't get this one. >> why not? the competition watchdog, cma, has launched an investigation into ticketmaster over the oasis concert sales. >> now this comes as fans were met with price hikes when trying to secure tickets for the band's comeback. so do we need regulations to be better on this issue? well, we're joined now by stephen davis, a senior fellow at the institute for economic affairs. stephen, what's this all about then? people trying to regulate the sale of tickets? is it the right move , or do we need it the right move, or do we need to let the free market continue for concert tickets? >> well, it's an unnecessary move . there are regulations move. there are regulations already in place which say, for example, that if you're going to offer tickets for

that person at the top may not hear about it, but then you know that that could also be true, s atkinsonsay shocked hearing about al fayed. sounds like he was a wolf in sheep's clothing. he was an indirect client of a company. i did work for some years ago when he was developing a lot of property in london. when i spoke to him, he was extremely respectful and curious, very courteous, saying that i never met him in person. >> well, benny says this i get what precious is saying, that these assaults happened outside harrods, but if it was widely known what was what he was like, why go to his home or go on trips abroad? yeah, i mean, that's a good point, but i suppose in some ways you might not expect that you think that you're safe. he's the boss. everything's fine, you know. but then if presumably these people didn't know what he was like and miss p says, i love precious there you go, >> gary, you've said good morning. why are all these accusations coming out now, years after the events he is now dead. he can't defend himself. if the women were uncomfortable about working there, why didn't

but gus atkinson, who was a sensation, scored a century. he took five wickets.hat since ian botham in 1978. so england beat sri lanka by 190 runs. >> you talk about, the amount of people that turned up for that test match 7000. so with the oasis concert, there is now what's called dynamic pricing, which basically the more demand there is for tickets, the more expensive they become. yeah this has worked out. i don't see how that's fair. >> it's not fair. >> it's not fair. >> but it happens with airline tickets. >> even google on your phone and the price. >> so is it. »- >> so is it. >> if you check it's like with airlines isn't it? if you're saying that you're looking at a flight , then it's going to go, flight, then it's going to go, but you have to book it the first time you look. >> otherwise you're stitching yourself up or you have to use a completely different device which isn't connected through any of your, you know, g whatever mail or whatever she thinks. >> if you're not an oasis fan. see, the thing is, we know what we're like in this country all of a su

you are going to enjoy it. joining us now is dorothy atkinson, who you just saw there playing detectivecious circumstances. so ludwig, as david mitchell steps _ circumstances. so ludwig, as david mitchell steps in and _ circumstances. so ludwig, as david mitchell steps in and fair _ circumstances. so ludwig, as david mitchell steps in and fair to - circumstances. so ludwig, as david mitchell steps in and fair to say - mitchell steps in and fair to say struggles a little bit to convince himself as well as everybody else, that he is his brother? exactly. he is bumbling _ that he is his brother? exactly. he is bumbling around _ that he is his brother? exactly. he is bumbling around trying - that he is his brother? exactly. he is bumbling around trying to - that he is his brother? exactly. he | is bumbling around trying to assert authority. it makes for absolutely brilliant comedy.— brilliant comedy. david is an absolute master _ brilliant comedy. david is an absolute master at - brilliant comedy. david is an absolute master at it. - brilliant comedy. david is an absolute master at it. ther

i think of keeping mum with maggie smith, patrick swayze, kristin scott thomas, rowan atkinson, a hilarious. wow. and tim says, what a true legend. pure, clever timing with dry wit, humour . wit, humour. >> oh, what was the film i saw in? is it something exotic? marigold. marigold? >> oh yes, she was in that. >> oh yes, she was in that. >> yeah , about ten years ago >> yeah, about ten years ago maybe. brilliant. >> yeah, that's that's a good film. yeah, there's just loads of stuff. she just sort of covered every sort of genre, didn't she? >> and she did it well. generation i mean. well, she had such a long career that you'll remember her for something, won't you? that means something to you. yeah. >> doesn't sound like she had many breaks either. she worked continuously. >> yeah, yeah, but i mean, the other great thing about her is that if she's in it, you know, it's good. and there aren't many people you can say that about. my mum used to say that about bette davis, the hollywood star. if it's a bette davis movie, it's going to be good. and i think you could probably say the same about mag