we need more charlie baker's.ause] people who run for office and not for political points but to better the lives of their neighbors, charlie baker is the governor we deserve at a time when we need him most. charlie baker, my partner, my friend, has shown you a different way to conduct yourself in public life. one that is far too rare and politics today. hard work, attention to detail, compassion, honesty, i could be going on and on but i'll be preaching to the cry -- choir. we are not done yet. our recovery is on the way. this team and this governor will continue to rise to those challenges. [applause] now you know we may have tom brady and tampa, but when it comes to governing, we still have our goat. [applause] friends, it is my honor to ask you to join me in welcoming our governor charlie baker. [applause] gov. baker: so. the lieutenant governor has introduced me. i'm completely off script here. sorry guys. thousands of times. i always end up at the end of it saying how much i appreciate the introduction becau

steve baker, thank you for “oininu do. steve baker, thank you for joining me- — do.he _ do. steve baker, thank you for joining me. he could _ do. steve baker, thank you for joining me. he could hardly . do. steve baker, thank you for l joining me. he could hardly have been clearer, it looks like being to checkmate for boris johnson, he said. the checkmate for borisjohnson, he said. the game, though, if it is a game, is very far from over. said. the game, though, if it is a game, is very farfrom over. not just over the prime minister, continued leadership but perhaps over who follows him and what type of conservatism it involves. what is clear is that one of the key players will be stayed back. —— will be steve baker. thanks forjoining me on a political thinking. . good evening. saturday may have been a dry day for the vast majority but it certainly wasn't a desperately sunny one in most places. we had extensive cloud trapped underneath this area of high pressure and the high stays with us through tonight and into tomorrow, keeping things largely dry but often quite c

fort baker -- fort baker. fort baker is on the north side.ve seen some small waves pulsing here for really the last 45 minutes. off to our right, a coast guard cutter is patrolling -- i should go over here. this coast guard cutter return here to fort baker. it has been out all morning. apparently patrolling the coast. if you can just pan over here, jackie, another coast guard cutter monitoring the situation just off of fort baker here on the north side of the golden gate bridge. just saw a national park service ranger tell everyone on this fishing pier, the fort baker fishing pier, that weren't evacuated folks, but letting folks know there is an advisory, a tsunami advisory happening. if you wanted to leave, you could, but it wasn't a full-scale evacuation. they were just letting people know what the situation here is just so folks can be safe. the a lot of people have been coming down to check out what is happening here, check out the small waves, check out any sign or anything that might be different here on the golden gate bridge, or near

we local bakers don't only sell bread. we are also a crucial part of parisian life that became all the more obvious during the locked dance when our customers came to see us to have some human contact. law clerk denies the chief prices are unfair competition. they say they've lowered their own profit margin to help destitute families. the company declined our request for an interview. their policy is already pleasing some of their customers who tribble just to this is really good news, especially for those that are struggling to make ends meet founder to give to his my beget this is great. i can do all my shopping and one go through this economist says the company chose the right time for the price move, but for it to be a real success, one condition needs to be met. lower your scene of inflation has risen to 2.8 percent compared to 0.5 percent 2 years ago. and food prices have gone up by 30 percent. but the french are food lovers and will only buy the supermarket. cheap begets, if they're pleasing to their palate, also ba

and french bakers are an uproar over bud get prices. they say a supermarket chain is under cutting their ability to sell hello, welcome to the show. i'm seeking beardsley in berlin. we begin in china where the international monetary fund has warned of an unbalanced recovery the organization forecast. the world's 2nd largest economy will grow 4.8 percent this year. that's down from 8 point one percent last year. the i'm of criticized beijing's regulatory crack down to get tech giants saying such measures could scare off for an investment. the ailing real estate center is another concerned mentioned in the report when speaking of which beijing is considering breaking up the teetering real estate giant ever grant. that's according to a new report from bloomberg. the proposal said to come from officials in evergreen's, home profits of gong dong, calls for the developer to sell off most assets. a green light from beijing would kick off a lengthy, unwinding of the company and likely provoke a battle over which creditors get paid 1st. ever gra

that has this baker, worried about the future slacken comes in. why? yes, this is unfair competition. we can't compete with the price of $0.29. we already had to reduce our profit margin because of the rising flower prices. and we need to be able to pay our wages and production costs. since the start of the coven 19 pandemic, her turnover has slumped at times by up to 50 percent. but she says the crisis has also shown wides important. that local bakeries don't get crowded out by supermarkets, and that's the wrong, we're not in a gap. we local bakers don't only say bread. we are also a crucial part of parisian life. that became all the more obvious during the locked dance when our customers came to see us to have some human contact. law clerk denies. the chief prices are unfair competition. they say they've lowered their own profit margin to help destitute families. the company declined our request for an interview. their policy is already pleasing some of their customers who tribble just to this is really good news, especially for those that are strugg

baker. i'm the chairman of the southern indian tribal council, the governing body of the -- indian tribe. thank you for the opportunity to testify before you to be on the tribe's efforts to utilize the tribe's energy resources to support a broader transmags and carbon neutrality. all economies require a affordable energy supply and in turn, energy development as an environmental impact. the fact is we must embrace ways of seeking to solve problems for our future generations. environmental impact that's receiving significant attention to date and is the subject of today's hearing is the the effect of energy felt on climate change. the challenges around the current trajectory of emissions from the earth's atmosphere are real. we must work together to implement change that puts us on the path to carbon neutrality in the atmosphere don't continue to as a result of activities on earth. we must also be mindful while we solve these challenges of climate change, it is not at the expense of other asp

lord baker, he did stand — necessarily the answer.sarily the answer. lord baker, he did stand in the _ necessarily the answer. lord baker, he did stand in the house _ necessarily the answer. lord baker, he did stand in the house of - necessarily the answer. lord baker, i he did stand in the house of commons and said he recognised it had caused and said he recognised it had caused a great deal of upset and distress that these parties had happened, and he did refer to the fact that these things were not a good look when people were making huge devices. you don't people were making huge devices. wi. don't think that is it sufficient? but he did not say that he was responsible for the decision. he could have decided when he learnt about it that the party should not take place. i think most people would have taken that decision, quite frankly, when the rest of the country was in lockdown and suffering. and the testimony in the elections on may the 5th will be very cute indeed. the difficult thing for boris is that some parts of the party n

chairman baker, and think you are on mute as well. thank you to all of you for per dissipating today. i really appreciate your testimony. chairman baker, you have all pursued solar as well as conventional fuel projects that all result in net zero omissions. can you talk a little bit about the importance of innovation and innovative technologies? >> yes. it has the ability to benefit local communities by providing affordable power to the grid. additionally, this will provide opportunities to the community. it is anticipated that this will create over 1000 direct jobs. it is anticipated that the project will provide local implement opportunities to the community and job creation. we are always looking forward to job opportunities for membership. >> it is job opportunities and financial assistance to the tribe as well. there was an article from the associated press engine that noted that there was a boom in native american oil activity and how that, -- potentially comic it's what the bided administration is doing. if they try to come in

mr. baker? well, i think he's in some difficulty. i mean, you know, some of the scandals which are be now being taking place have been for the general public, rather arcade and distant. but i think the public understand very well. it was less than one, which is the idea that he will have boxes for his friends while telling everybody else they are home and not through the rotors of every in the country of buying guilty by public opinion on that matter. and that reports are still forward. we've done go to great investigating the still great is because the problem, the 2nd for the cabinet office, i take it relieved himself to the post because investigate just to gray is the person who used to be the home office. i know she will actually investigate it properly and she will say what you find, and i think most of time may be limited to mr. baker. let's, let's just take a slightly different approach to this. is it possible? could these sleep scandals actually be a useful destruction for the tories? for example, post breaks at customs check

is that true or not, general baker? >> what we're talking about today, sir -- >> are the people at gitmo, have they gone through a process and been determined to be part of the enemy force. >> not a process that is fair. >> that's your opinion. you're a defense guy and i admire the hell out of you. you're doing the american people a great service. we're here as politician makers to make a decision about what we should do. i think it's absurd to criminalize a war. you can hold somebody until they die as an enemy combatant if it's unsafe to release them if the war is not over. does anybody doubt we have the ability today to kill somebody who's part of al qaeda if they're up to no good? mr. simpson, can we kill them? >> the reason we've never done more that way is because it's stupid. we're not fighting a crime, we're fighting a war. i don't want to torture anybody. i want to give them due process consistent with war. if i want to hold them as long as it takes to keep them safe where we believe they're no longer a threat.

and chairman baker i think you are on you as well. thanks again to all of you for participating today. i really appreciate your testimony. chairman baker, you all have pursued as the chair just noted both solar as well as conventional fuel projects that all result in net zero emissions. can you talk a little bit about the importance of just innovation and innovative technologies in helping the tribe achieve your kind of financial help and sustainability for your tribe? >> the claim power project has the potential ... [inaudible] by providing clean affordable power to the grid in a part of the country where plants are continuing to be the heart of the coming years. the project will be located on the southern ute reservation so the project will be getting contracting efforts for indian owned businesses and hiring native americans to supportthis project . during the peak of construction it is anticipated the project will create 1000 jobs. both construction and during the operational period it is anticipated the period project with create

some said bakers. natasha butler reports from paris for french bakers. a baguette isn't just a loaf of bread. it's a work of art or both growth. hipaa i you to drop by lubano aluminum guinasso people think or bread is the same, but it needs a lot of care. the dough is a life you have to feel whether it's good or not. ya, $35.00, your traditional bakery so packets for around $1.00. so a decision by a major french supermarket chain to slash its by get price to $0.30, a scandalized or tis, nor bakers, like john felipe, your 3rd to reply. but they are disrupting prices, and a compromising on the flower and quality like young is about passion. it's not just about money in business. more with faulty retail in the cloud says the cut price by get aims to shield customers at a time of inflation and rising prices. but the move has caused something of an uproar in france, some fear, and erosion of french values, others, the demise of quality. the debate has even made its way into the french presidential campaign. let me get that on of santia. i lacuna plead left ou

is that true or not, general baker? >> but what we are talking about today, sir -- >> that's -- my question is simple. are the people at gitmo -- have they gone through a process and been determined to be part of the enemy force? >> not a process that is fair, no, sir. >> that's your opinion. >> yes, sir, it is. >> that's an opinion. you are the defense guy, and i admire the hell out of you, this is a hard job. you are doing the government and the american people a great service by being willing to defend these people. you are doing a great job. we as policy makers are doing what we should do. i think it is silly to put on trial a war. does anybody doubt we have the ability today to kill somebody who is part of al qaeda if they are up to no good. can we kill them? >> mr. stimson, can we kill them? >> we can use deadly force under the -- >> we did it last week. what absurd conclusion would there be that you can kill somebody but you can't capture them? and once you have captured them you have to let them go if you don't

steve baker, welcome back to political thinking. well, nick, thank you very much indeed for having me on and giving me that terrifying introduction. i was very nervous on the first one we did and i am slightly worried about what you will ask me this time but the last podcast was a great success so thank you for it and thank you to everybody who has listened to it. well, last time we spoke, a month later, theresa may fell, she was toppled. here we are again. yes, it is a sorry situation we are in. i am appalled that we have reached the situation. we didn't make boris johnson prime minister for his meticulous grasp of tedious rules but, you know, this is appalling and the public are rightly furious so at the moment, i'm afraid it does look like checkmate but whether he can save himself, we'll see. checkmate? yes, ifeel a little bit like we are all looking at the chessboard and you know how it goes, check, check, check, checkmate, and then people are all looking at the board and at the grand masters and saying, well, is it over? and i

>> senator durbin, i agree with general baker. i would addals add the point wand respect to our minority witnesses that i thought did a remark job you know, i sir -- i held 13 separate commands in 37 years. and with command comes a remarkable power and authority. and one of the questions i would always ask myself is not can we do something, but should we do something? and i think in this particular case, we have a responsibility here today to ask ourselves how history is going to judge the united states in the long-term. and in my view, it is time close guantanamo, sir. >> it was an extraordinary thing when 7-8 jurors in your client's case created this handwritten letter which we have a copy of. can you explain the circumstances behind that? >> thank you, senator. yes, at the sentencing hearing that occurred earlier in year at the end of october, mr. khan with agreement with the government was given the opportunity to speak for want to hours about what happened to him while he was in c.i.a. custody. he did so. and it described in

joining us now "new york times" chief white house correspondent peter baker, former u.s. ambassador to russia, michael mcfaul, and council and foreign relations president, richard haass who was reportedly in the george 41 white house later in the state department, but in the bush 41 white house when a lot of the original agreements over this territory were first made with mikhail gorbachev and then secretary of state jim baker, so we'll talk about that as well. peter, you've written about that today, we're covering all of that. let me ask you about the opening positions going in, what the u.s. is really willing to negotiate about. we're told they're willing to negotiate about missiles, they're willing to talk about exercises and mutual commitments on exercises, forward-based exercises on the eastern flank. what else is the u.s. really willing to talk about? >> well, those are the main things that they have said. right now they're willing to put on the table, as long as there is a reciprocal kind of agreements in other words that the west isn't going to say we're going to

now on bbc news, producer felicity baker, who has a stammer, reveals what it is like to live with thedition. 0k. i've worked for bbc news for ten years as a producer, always behind the scenes, finding guests, setting up stories. i wondered if you had someone that might be available for an interview? but recently, during a chance conversation with the presenter sophie raworth, i revealed my secret. i have a stammer. hello. i'm calling from the bbc. i've spent my whole life trying to hide it. now, i'm discovering that i'm not alone, and i'm not the only one who struggles to say my name. and i know you can say your name. will you say it? i can. ijust have to breathe. crowd jeers there's the rugby player who says his violence on the pitch was driven by his stammer. the self—loathing. i hated myself. i hated myself because i wasn't like other people. # pray, i guarantee you heard this song # you gon' rememberthe name... the young man who was bullied at school, but found an escape in music... i'm going to rap cos i can't talk. ijust think...little do you know. - ..the art student who refuse

it says the promotion poses little long term threat to bakers, as it will end in a few months. but the debate reveals that few things in sight. passions in france quite like this. natasha butler, al jazeera paris. ah . $1630.00 on the nose, g m t. you're watching al jazeera, i'm peach, adobe. your top stories around 5000 flights have been cancelled up and down the u. s. east coast as that part of america prepares for huge snow storm. the bad weather is projected to move through the northeast this weekend with the cities of new york and boston expected to be hardest hit. the new york mer is asking people to stay indoors. rose to slippery are here to day. and so be careful.

the jury is made up of top bakers. but also members of the public because nearly every one in france has an opinion about what makes a good bye get. so let's see if people can pick a 30 cent by get from a traditional one. she says ha, ha ha, yes, it's mozilla. yes, the boys get is a tradition. you know, when you go abroad you can try hard to find a french bag out, but it doesn't exist same time. so we get off of what's going on. good cookie, it has to be all crusty and very fluffy inside. the supermarket is called the bagget ro, ridiculous. it says the promotion poses little long term threat to bakers, as it will end in a few months. but the debate reveals that few things in sight. passions in france quite like this. natasha butler, al jazeera paris ah, missus al jazeera. these are the top stories, u. s. president joe biden says he will send troops to eastern europe in the near term to bolster nato forces, as tension continues over ukraine. defense officials are urging russia to deescalate the pentagon, says russia has

the second part, and obviously general baker and ms.reements. i am not an attorney, but i have been told those federal courts can still operate on guantanamo bay soil through video teleconferences and things of this nature once we have taken the death penalty off the table. it seems to me the desired outcome, particularly for the families of individuals like ms. kelly, is to get closure. i would offer that once we have convictions and sentences -- and by the way, i have no empathy for those individuals that committed these horrendous crimes. if they are locked up for the rest of their lives, so be it, but let's give the families closure and let's demonstrate to the rest of the world that we use the loss to hold our criminals accountable. thank you. >> thank you all. i wish i had more time. i would ask the other witnesses questions. for those that i spoke to, thank you for your clear and measured responses. this is not easy, especially for you ms. kelly, but for everyone. i appreciate that you have thought this through. thank you. senato

in that article one of our guests, peter baker, writes quote, while mr. biden and the democrats describe the dangers to the constitutional order from what amounted to an anti democratic insurrection, mr. trump and his allies railed against the congressional investigating committee. and they seek to rewrite history by repeating wild and false claims about a supposedly salute election and asserting that the ryan was born out of justified anger. still with it before mentioned, peter baker, carol leonnig, juanita tolliver, and daniel goldman. tell me, this you write about the idea that just has become another partisan went. but to juanita's point, if it continues down that road we are going to have elections that could potentially become less democratic as we go all along if americans accept the premise that you presented today. >> yes, there was a stealing for about a day, maybe a week after january six. there is something that might have changed as a result. the top of the system that was so extraordinary in what had happened, even republicans, many republi

here to discuss former cia director and chairman, group chairman and ceo, mike baker baker.s seems we are, what is going on? is this normal? [laughter] >> no but is anything normal right now? every time i think we've hit peak stupidity, we can lower the bar even further. this is what happens. it's not one group on the political spectrum, all sides and points on the political spectrum are guilds taking unrelated events, conflating them and coming up with their conspiracy theory so what happened now is as you point out, d.o.j. announced we created a domestic terrorism unit and shortly thereafter, there is publicity about robin sage, a military exercise conducted by jfk school for special forces and it's been going on for five decades and named after world war ii officer. kennedy: oh, boy was i wrong. >> you are slightly off base there. [laughter] they escaped after the nazis many times. the ideal of the exercise they are doing in carolina and have been doing again, it teaches special forces candidates, their last exercise of their force, how to operate in unconventional settin

matt bradley on the ground and i want to bring in peter baker. he was moscow bureau chief and with me michael mcfaul. we have the perfect team here assembled. courtney, let's start with you. you are reporting, secretary of defense lloyd austin has briefed the president about options on the table in advance of a russian invasion in ukraine. the options could include the possibility of sending thousands of troops. what's the latest on that this hour? >> yeah, that's right. so what's critical here is this was a briefing that happened over the weekend at camp david with president biden's national security team. what's different, though, is rather than talking about what the u.s. military could do after a russian invasion or potential incursion, now they're talking about the potential for what the u.s. military could do in advance of one. so they're talking about potential deterrent methods using the u.s. military. what we're talking about here is options that include sending troops, sending equipment, potentially some flights like bomber flights or j

well though, let's bring in norman baker, a former liberal democrat, n p at home office minister. you're very welcome to the program, sir. and root has not been convicted of anything yet. is it fair to strip him of his military titles? well look, them in their family is desperate to maintain the reputation, so as possible and put in time to think through the bus. that's what's happened. but the reality is, it's pretty time there is always a rather arrogant to the individual and there's no probably sympathy for him on that. but no rigidity. oh well good. well for him, for the public at large and they're all probably taking the view. i think we're going to have a summer or a year old, embarrassing revelations that under was required to bite evidence to the american coach. i do not want to distance between him and themselves as possible. so that's, that coach required to say the legally people are jo, proven guilty in this country. i don't even america. and therefore you could argue that you'd have to tell the cold case is cool. so you also have a new report, the veterans and many ot

we had to get up at 4:30 in the dark, freezing winter nights to walk to the baker. but by the time we got there, quite a few people were already standing in line and many more were still coming. we joined them in the bread line. while we stood there in the freezing cold, i asked mother why we had to wait in the cold two hours before the baker opened. she explained that the baker did not have enough bread for everyone, and the people toward the end of the line would usually have to leave empty-handed. in spite of the cold standing in the bread line for the first time was interesting. everybody got a 4.5 pound loaf of bread, still hot from the oven, but after the third time i told my mother that she should go by herself, i was more scared of the cold than i was of the ghosts in the dark apartment. for my 10th birthday, mother gave me an alarm clock and told me that i was now old enough to stand in the bread line. [laughter] when we ran out of bread, and she couldn't get any on her way home from work, i would have to go and spend my early morning hours in the bread lin

as upset bakers. natasha butler reports from paris. the french bakers a baguette isn't just a loaf of bread. it's a work of art or both goofy by your federal fire. i lubano and i'm on a movie. natasha. people think or bread is the same, but it needs a lot of care. the dough is alive. you have to feel whether it's good or not, in your theory, from your traditional bakery cell packets for around $1.00. so a decision by a major french supermarket chain to slash its by get price to $0.30. a scandalized are tis, nor bakers, like john felipe garcia to replay her. they are disrupting prices in a compromising on the flower and quality like young is about passion. it's not just about money in business with aunty retailer. klaus says the cut price by get aims to shield customers at a time of inflation and rising prices. but the move has caused something of an uproar in france, some fear and erosion of french values. others, the demise of quality. the debate has even made its way into the french presidential campaign. let me get that on us until

it says the promotion poses little long term threat to bakers, as it will end in a few months. but the debate reveals that few things in sight. passions in france quite like this. natasha butler, al jazeera paris. sure, oddly peckish. now a quick break. why? one and grab a sandwich. but i'll be back with more of these news on a full mouth. just a few moments. i see them as the world's best athletes prepare for the winter. olympics staging is embracing itself for the arrival of an estimated $11000.00 people. kind of 0 tolerance corvette strategy work, and despite diplomatic boy cloth will shine his winter games, triumph will bring you the latest from dayton's 2022 winter olympics on al jazeera . palestine was once a very different place from today. that of palestine horsberg and the postal cities became connected to the interior in an award winning film al jazeera world. his historians, an eye witness accounts with portray, early 20th century palestine as a thriving fibrous nation. the region was spoken, investments were active and moving from one city to another, palestine 1920

baker: it is phenomenal. each day it gets worse. look at detroit! the poli station closes at 4:00 every day. - mm-hmm. - the post office is open up longer than the police station. most of the buses stop running at 10:00 every night. in highland park, we ain't even got street lights no more, up and down the cities and the street. you know what i mean? gas costing four dollars a gallon. what you gonna do? you can't do nothing but stay in the house or walk. if you are not needed to work, then you become obsolete to them. you don't need to have a post office. you don't need healthcare. you don't need an education. but our battle is political. it's no longer economic. we got to battle the government and win it over to our side. just like the corporations done took it and make it serve them, we gotta make this government serve us. the worst anger i feel about this whole situation about detroit going down is the fact that... it's the audacity of these guys that have just taken all they could out of the city and then turning around and even giving people th