the brutal battle scenes in the current version, berger says, are there for a reason. >> we didn't want. grab you by lapel, drag you through the mud and gives you a subjective feeling. it has to be violent and brutal because everything else would be propaganda. >> reporter: but the fact that a movie about war is now so topical is mostly an accident. the project actually began three years ago well before vladimir putin's army rolled into ukraine. althoughb although berger says he felt at the time trouble in some form was coming. >> why now was mostly motivated by a feeling that we had when we watched what happened in parliaments around the world, america with the administration, brexit, hungary, germany, a far-right party rising again. >> reporter: you thought things were in general decline and time to remind people of things? >> there was general antagonism. >> reporter: the politics may have been different then, but there are plenty of parallels between the first world war and the current war in ukraine. the main character in "all quiet on the western front" is paul boimer, a german te

but the address given for berger belongs to william brant, a prominent cattle rancher and he said no one with that name has ever lived there. quote, i built the house and been there 40 something years adding he wouldn't give santos a dime. >> are you going to give money back to donors? >> reporter: only adding to the mounting questions. >> what is the source of that money? >> reporter: santos vowing -- >> i've learned my lesson and i can guarantee you from now on anything and everything will always be above board. it is largely always been above board, but i'm going to go the extra step now to double check everything. >> reporter: a source familiar with mccarthy's meeting with santos says the speaker did ask santos when he plans to address all the controversies, something that santos has been promising and promising to us in the hallways. it is unclear if this sitdown today with all of these softball questions is him explaining it or if there is more explanation ahead. jessica dean, cnn, capitol hill. >>> today mornings two years from the myanmar overtaken. >> and the up est.n. estim

before now all we knew about bryan coal berger's performance at the university of washington was a toughfired from that job in december not long before he was arrested and charged with the murders of those four university of idaho students. the times got a copy of the termination letter sent to coal berger saying he was being let go for failing to meet the norms of professional behavior in the way he interacted with the faculty. he reportedly had two altercations with the professor he was a t.a. for. the first one way back in september when he was still new to the university and the ph.d. program there. he was also investigated for inappropriate conduct with some female students, one alleged he followed her to her car and made her feel uncomfortable. he was cleared of any wrongdoing in that case. the university was so concerned about his behavior they had a meeting with him on november 2, '11 days later four university of idaho students were murdered and a couple of weeks after that he became a prime suspect when a washington state university police officer found out what car he drove. t

north carolina stateenator phil berger joins us now. thanks for being here.eam looked up a press release issued a decade ago this week and what you said of expanding medicaid, saddling our citizens with the enormous costs of a new federal bureaucracy of entitlements is simply not the way. what were your primary objections to expanding medicaid at the time and ultimately why have you changed your mind? >> the big objection had to do with the impact on the state budget or the potential impact. it was a new program. the federal government said they would be paying 90% of the cost. that difference between 66% and 96% could bust the budget in significant ways. since then, we have seen the federal government be controlled democrats, controlled by republicans, we have seen in most every iteration that you can have of control about one party or t other or joint control and they haven't change that split. it is something that we ought to do and it makes perfect sense from a budgetary stamp point. geoff: there was also an initial concern that expanding medicaid would h

the award ceremony was held in london berger also won the best director, but in addition, his picturet in english and awarded for best adapted screenplay, because this screenplay was written based on remarque's camera work, the soundtrack of the best british film was the picture of the tower and not the width. martin mcdonagh's best actor was austin butler , who played the role of musician elvis presley in the film elvis base luna in the female award category. kate was previously for her role in tape of tara for a woman directed by lydia targ pinocchio guillermo del. toro won the prize for best animated film, but overall 1 british award academy of film and television arts was awarded in 1948. the award winners are traditionally announced between the ceremonies of awarding the two major film awards. the usa is the golden globe and oscar well, in principle, in terms of popularity. she can compete with them for this award. here is such a movie summary for this morning. and if you think, what is so interesting to see. i think we just now offered you several options. well, right now, i pro

for example, campaign finance reports listed a stephen berger at an address on brandt road in brawleylifornia. but when asked, the people who live at that address said they have no idea who stephen berger might be. sounds suspicious, although the santos campaign was happy to provide this picture. now. in response... [applause] it's quality. it's quality. it's a quality joke. in response, the santos campaign is updated their donor list and has assured us the real santos contributors are david authentico, pierre mcflurry, alberto realname, and heresa notherguy. that's not all -- sure. alberto realname, old friend of mine, alberto realname. that's not all the george santos news i refuse to stop talking about. the congressman was also spotted last week at a karaoke night in d.c. where patrons tried to get him to sing karaoke but even though he ultimately declined, santos did say that his go-to karaoke song is "i will survive." that is of course the disco classic recorded in 1978 by george santos. but... ♪ first i was afraid ♪ ♪ i was petrified ♪ but if you do want to hear george santos si

crowley, former fbi assistant director chris swecker, "the new york post"'s jon levine, michael shullen bergerthe twitter files and carol roth. president biden again today shamelessly attacks the gop over social security. we've got the then-senator biden repeatedly saying, yes, cut social security, cut medicare, medicaid and v.a. benefits. plus, president biden also says he mishandled classified documents since 1974? that's about the entire time he's been in washington. and house oversight goes after twitter for censorship during the pandemic, even doctors and lawmakers, and california governor gash newsome and the media try to attack arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: okay, we've got an alert coming in. check your money, stocks ending to the could be side. here is what's going on, wall street is starting to put big money on the bents that the federal reserve will start raising interest rates to 6%, possibly higher, to the fight high inflation. look at this, disney joins the growing list of companies doing layo

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championship side made them pay, billy sharp put the blades ahead in the 94th minute before sander berger wrexham to the sword deep into injury time to break welsh hearts. and their award is a home tie against tottenham. elsewhere an injury time winner from nathan tella saw vincent kompany�*s burnley set up a last 16 match against league one fleetwood town who downed sheffield wednesday 1—0. also into the 5th round are fourth tier grimsby town whose reward for knocking out championship side luton town is a trip to bottom of the premier league southampton. well there was more hollywood drama in the scottish challenge cup as hamilton academical secured their place in the final. they took the lead in their semi final against scottish league one side queen of the south, before the underdogs pulled one back to take it to extra time. but this goal from ryan oney in the 96th minute was enough to send the hosts through. england head coach sarina wiegman has named a 26—player squad to face south korea, italy and belgium in the defence of the arnold clark cup later this month. captain leah williams

berger road, the big rig was one of 30 vehicles participating in this side show. and it wasn't the only one of the night oakland police say there were at least 2 other sideshows across the city late last night. >> and the north and massive fire breaking out at lake berryessa engulfing the markley cove docking destroying nearly 2 dozen boats. the flames erupting last night. cal fire officials say the dock ended up breaking often floating into the lake and eventually part of it ended up sinking. cal fire says no one was hurt, but investigators are trying to figure out what sparked this fire coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 8 kron four's amanda hari. we'll have the latest on the investigation and the cleanup that is now underway. >> the national park service says yosemite will remain closed until march first because of severe weather. winter conditions. all of the roads inside the park have been restricted to administrative use only for the rest of the month. the mountains, of course, have received heavy snowfall and blizzard conditions this week. a winter storm

although berger says he did feel at the time that trouble in some form was coming.n, brex, orban in hungary, in germany a far-right party rising again. >> you just thought things were in general decline and it was time to remind people of things? >> well, there was general antagonism. >> reporter: the politics may have been different then, but there are plenty of parallels between the first world war and the current war in ukraine. the main character in all quiet on the western front is paul boimer, a german teenager caught up in the nationalistic fervor that sent millions of kids to the front. kids who were told it would all be over soon. but it's a story of almost instant disillusionment. in the imperial war museum in london, they've reconstructed a first world war trench, which is where we met felix kammerer, who plays paul biomer. it's his first ever role in front of a camera. >> frankly, you don't look like the war hero type. do you think you were kind of cast against type in this movie? >> we weren't aiming for a war hero. we were aiming for a very usual, you

across the city including a separate sideshow on grand avenue, and another near east avenue and hagan berger. take a look at this. a chaotic scene at one of the locations. that is a big rig that is involved. this video shows it driving in donuts as people cheered, and jumped on the truck. opd is investigating this as well. >>> it was a deadly friday night in oakland. police are investigating three separate shootings with no arrest. the first happened just before 8:00 a.m. police say the victim died at the scene. an hour later just two blocks away, another shooting at 70th and international. police say the victim was killed in front of mike bob shop number two. then just before 11:00 a third shooting, and police try to save the victim, but they died at the scene. no arrests have been made. investigators say the shootings do not appear to be related. >>> the battle over people's park in berkeley is headed to the state supreme court. yesterday a state appeals court in san francisco ruled that uc berkeley violated state environmental laws with a proposal to build housing at naples park. the judg

she's made the shortlist alongside chelsea's ann—katrin berger and lyon's christiane endler.omen's head coach gemma grainger has named a 27 player squad for the pinatar cup. defender gemma evans could celebrate a milestone 50th appearance in spain, while sheffield united goalkeeper bethan davies has received her first call up. it will be the second time wales compete in the competition, following their first appearance last year. they'll play scotland, the philippines and iceland. tottenham captain hugo lloris has been ruled out for up to 8 weeks with a knee injury. the goalkeeper played the full 90 minutes in spurs�* victory over manchester city on sunday. they have former southampton and england international, fraser forster as back up. lebronjames has become the nba's all time record points scorer. he surpassed 38,388 points, while scoring 38 for the la lakers overnight. the game was then stopped for celebrations and messages from celebrities including rhianna as he broke the record that had stood for 39 years. well court side seats were exchanging hands for thousands of d

it leads with 14 nominations, including best picture and best director for edward berger.day? i think it does, even though i'd like to hope that the film would have also connected with an audience without it. and of course we never planned to have it be so horribly relevant because we made the film long before the ukraine war. at the other end of the spectrum, with ten nominations, the imaginative fantasy everything everywhere all at once has wowed awards voters. it's up for best film and its stars michelle yeoh and ke huy quan also recognised. ijust don't like you no more. but perhaps the favourite to do best overall tonight is the banshees of inisherin, the story of two feuding friends. it's up for ten awards, including best film and best british film. you do like me. while its two stars... i don't. ..brendan gleeson and colin farrell are also nominated. cate blanchett has been picking up award after award for her portrayal of an under—pressure conductor in the film tar. many expect her to continue that winning streak this evening. the biggest film of the last few years,

but in fact, the head of the main directorate of the ussr berger is a man who fought together with levanderin the years during the first world war, it was he who covered up all his antics. in mogilev, der levander is replenishing the staff at the expense of prisoners of war, some prisoners of adit 341, which was located in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe lupolov airport, where over the years of swimming, about 40,000 people were tortured to death, becoming fighters of a team of poachers, personally. chose the prisoners of the red army selection. it was held on a voluntary basis, as a rule, the administration of the camps divided the prisoners according to the national principle into a special group , ukrainians were selected, and in the cards they were designated prisoners of war with a letter from a native of ukraine and replenished the staff of the devanger team. the condition was high growth, and good health, the loyalty of the occupying troops. well, the desire to serve the third reich as a commander was appointed. again, a former officer of the soviet army of the red army, lieutenant mel

brian coing berger who has been charged with stabbing students to death was fired from his teaching position at washington university weeks later according to a report from the "new york times" because of unprofessional behavior he was also investigated for reports he made women feel uncomfortable though the university did not find him guilty of doing anything wrong. well it appears the defense could soon rest in the double murder trial of south carolina attorney alec murdaugh but not presenting emotional and technical evidence to sway the jury. >> maggie murdaugh's only sister at times breaking down in tears testified about the fatal shooting that claimed her life. >> it's still hard to face. >> marianne proctor recalled confronting alex murdaugh about the murder of his wife. >> i asked him alec do you have any idea who done this? i said we've got to find out who could do this. and he said he did not know who it was but he felt like whoever did it had thought it a real yig long time. >> proctor testified that following the murder's alec's reaction what different from the rest of the family.

lena: including the berger family which just bought an annual pass. >> we wanted to go in january forriends and family for his first trip. they reopened. we didn't know if that was going to happen so we are excited. stephanie: speaking of we have another one on the way and francis is tracking the timing. i know the models have fluctuated a little bit. francis: every model run, the rain starts to come in earlier. we noticed lots of raindrops on our camera lenses and we are sing a few hundredths of an inch in the east bay. sfo had visibility is improving. and send carlos, it is a mile. there is too intense fog advisory in solano county. visibility could drop to a fourth of a mile or less. be careful if you are driving through that area. and live shot from sutro shows low clouds over san francisco. in san francisco and oakland, it is 50 degrees. santa clara is a cooler, 49. half moon bay, 45. here is a view of the golden gate bridge. novato, napa, low 50's and concord, too. our storm is a level one on our exclusive storm impact scale. it is light, it arrives this afternoon and continues

england when they won the euros last summer and has made the shortlist alonside chelsea's ann katrin bergeralpine world ski championships. america's mikaela shiffrin won silver as she goes in search of a a record equalling seventh individual gold medal at the event. the trainer gordon elliott has been fined £1000 over a positive test of one of his sources at last year's cheltenham festival. the horse who came third in the champion hurdle has been disqualified. you'll have heard across the news the devastating there's concern for former premier league footballer christian atsu, who is among those missing following the earthquake in turkey despite early reports he'd been pulled safely from the rubble. his agent has since spoken out to say he has still not been located. in a social media post, he said "we are doing everything we can to locate christian, as you can imagine, this continues to be a devastating time for his family." atsu played 107 games for newcastle and had spells with chelsea, everton and bournemouth. he's won 65 caps for ghana and joined hatayspor in september after a season w

think merrick garland is going to release the findings from the durham probe as much of a nothing berger it might end up being? >> we don't know what's contained in then' final report. i think merrick garland has to be careful here. i can imagine his instincts especially given his desire to restore integrity and independence to the justice department might be to simply disclose those. in the interest of transparency here's what john durham found and here you go, it's out there. i think he has to be careful in ensuring he's not assisting and enabling disinformation from coming into the ecosystem of -- under the guise of this official justice department report, and i think there's a worry about that. so of course it depends on what's in it, but to the extent it does what john durham has already done in indictments of throwing in a lot of extra verbiage to dirty up people he wants to dirty up, i think merrick garland needs to be careful on whether he wants that to be released. >> especially given the way garland has behaved in different weeks regarding the document sagas president bidens an

congressman fallon just said congressman trent berger both ohio centers the epa is not testing for dioxinsthat is cancerous. abuja sends a strongly worded letter to norfolk southern saying he will urge real reforms are you going to listen to buddha judge? >> no. he has not been a good voice for transportation across the whole america since his time in office. is par for the course believably tell you don't believe what you see with your own eyes don't believe that gas prices you see are the grocery prices you see. certainly don't believe the real chemical hazards you see there because people to judge and his agency said everything is fine there. that is par for their course. elizabeth: let's watch the mayor of east palestine he's upset the president went ukraine ukraine got about $113 billion in aid. again no money, no he made for east palestine. watch this request to sell president joe biden over in ukraine, it did that make you feel slighted in any way? >> absolutely prevents a big a slap in the face. that tells you right now he does not care about us. tickets in every agency he wants to

sydney high berger explains how that night went. >> say your wedding is a night you'll never forget. but whoever said that one for the books for sure. probably never imagined it would go. quite like this. >> when it first happened, i thought i was stopped for a few restarts and then i think we noticed that the door was just slightly ajar. they were on their way up to their after party on the 16th floor of the grand bohemian, but never made it elevator had a glitch. and here we are. it had to happen with the groom and i both stuck in the elevator. so least it wasn't just one of bride groom and 4 of their family members and friends were stuck for 2 hours. ultimately, charlotte fire had to come save the day. >> and help them tie. a different kind of not harnessed me up. >> got me full gear. and the pulled me up. 4 floors asked the couple and they'll tell you not being able to say goodbye to their guests was devastating. we were not able to celebrate, you know, do a last hurrah and kisses and goodbyes. not so that's what with an emperor on everything that. that's how the wedding that had

general david berger said in a recent interview with defense one, we expect the biden administration to announce another $2.25 billion insistance to ukraine and we have also just learned the treasury department will be bringing more sanctions against russia that will also include chinese entities active in evading sanctions. jacqui. >> jacqui: thanks so much. >> john: this evening will mark one year since russia fired the first shots in the invasion in ukraine. the defense minister says they expect the russian president to launch a barrage of missiles to mark the occasion, and believes ukraine will soon have one of the biggest military requests fulfilled. trey yingst to watching as we tick toward the anniversary. live in kyiv with more. trey. >> john, good afternoon. today we spoke with ukraine's defense minister just hours before the one-year mark in the war. he discussed a variety of topics, but focused in on one specific thing, fighter jets, and he has this to say about the situation. >> and the same question we discussed with the partners, how long it will take training the pilot

this all happened in oakland around one 15 this morning under an overpass near he can berger road that big rig was one of 30 vehicles participating in that shop sideshow. and it wasn't the only one of the night. oakland police say they were actually at least 2 other sideshows across the city late last night. it was also a very violent night in oakland on friday, 3 people were killed and 3 separate shootings within hours and just mere blocks of each other for a long talk with the president of the police union about what's being done to combat the violence. >> the president of oakland's police union says resources are stretched thin and local police say 3 people were shot and killed last night in 3 hours. another tragic. >> low tonight on the streets of oakland. investigators remain at the scenes of 3 separate friday night shootings throughout saturday afternoon. sergeant barry donelan, president of the oakland police officers association says man was shot and killed around 07:45pm on the 7200 block of international boulevard. that's about 5 blocks away from the coliseum. bart station, a

merrick garland is going to release the full findings from the durham probe as much of a nothing berger as it may end up being? what's your expectation given the controversy that clearly surrounds that? >> -- of course we don't know what might be contained within a final report. it's being written right now. but merrick garland needs to be very careful here. i can imagine that his instincts, especially given his desire to restore integrity, independents to the justice department. it might be simply to disclose this in the interest of transparency. here's what john durham fat. here you go, it's out. there i think he needs to be careful to make sure that he's not assisting and enabling disinformation. coming into the ecosystem of, under the guise of, this official justice department report. there's a worry about that. of course, it depends on what's annette. but to the extent it does what john durham is already done indictments. it's throwing in a lot of extra verbiage to dirty up people who wants to dirty up. merrick garland needs to be careful about whether he allows that to be released

output of solar power plants for more on the sew already industry, let's bring in sunnova ceo john berger. it's good to catch up with you i know you're largely focused on things like in-home installations as well as some commercial applications. i mean, clearly the market responds to this ipo, a longer term enthusiasm for the area remains pretty well intact the question is near-term demand, i think. there's been some questions about choppiness in demand for your product and things like california where do things stand this year in terms of growth rate? >> yeah, thanks, mike. yeah, there's a lot growing out there in the solar industry both on the front of the meter, the utility side of the meter if you will, that's where nextracker makes their business and on our side the home and business side of the meter, so to speak, there's a lot that's changing, and some of that's brought about by technological change, consumer change, utility rates are continuing to escalate as recently as some more utilities rates as recently as this week. and so, you know, if you go through and you look at behind

now we're a conversation about kate forbes's belief at the same time that luciana berger, jewish mp hass going to rejoin the labour party because the labour party has been found independently to be great, thank goodness of antisemitism which flourished under jeremy corbyn. antisemitism which flourished underjeremy corbyn. now i think it's really interesting and the exchanges of letters that i'm sure you've seen between, keir starmer and luciana berger are heartfelt. they're personal, they're really important and i think they, they reinforce what you've just said about these standing by your beliefs you know and i remember ruth kelly labour secretary of state and various the ministers very, very staunch catholic members of opus day, which caused quite a lot of controversy . the time people controversy. the time people have to make up their own minds about kate forbes . i mean, have to make up their own minds about kate forbes. i mean, she's wear head in the polls , which wear head in the polls, which john curtis could have shed far more light on than i can. but she is ahead in the polls.

. >> here in oakland, southbound 8.80, north of berger road 2 lanes are blocked there. so you might want to take 5.80, look at our other jason highways like highway 24 13, even to 38. not seen any major issues there heading into the city right now. high winds slow down 8 minutes we so that fremont street exit our san mateo bridge about 12 minutes there down in the south bay, 101, traveling up. 85 into miller park about 30 minutes 82. no major issues and traveling from 8.80, from salient or down towards to 37. it's going to take you 20 minutes. all right. james, back to you. thank you. it is 5.18, a developing story out of florida. a 19 year-old man has been arrested. police say he went on a shooting spree >> killing a reporter who was working on the job and a 9 year-old girl. it all happened yesterday in pine hills, florida. that's not too far from orlando. the orange county sheriff says that woman in her 20's was shot wednesday morning and well, the reporter and a photographer were covering that shooting. the man shot them and then went into a home on a nearby street.

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yoby joining me now is horace cooper, co-chair of project 21r and mike lindellof berger, authe of san francisco why progressives ruin citiesr,. gentlemen, thanks for joining me. horace, i want to come to you first. what is your reactiossives rn tt kevin clark just told us ?n to t >> well, i'm outraged.ls us al this tells us all that we need to know aboutt ho how the jokesters, when they're handling, prosecute and how they're not putting the victimsd as their priority. lia child was assaulted by thism individual. that ought to be where the conversation begins and theo conversation ends. >> now, we know from a coldcase case record that this personerso actually is involved, perhapsde in the death ooff another persod >> and as the report indicated, had a lengthy arrest record . we shouldn't be so concerned about hurting the feelings of these predators. we oughtors. to be making sure they're put in a place where they can never attack again. shame on gascon. shame on these prosecutors, n te because they don't realize prosy don't realize the overwhelming number of the victims that the overwh

conservative republican part of the anti la follette wing joseph david had supported it and this is why berger will not decides not to go down, not just stand, decide to take his burger and davis divide the left wing vote land route ultimately wins. why does any of this matter in terms of broader american history? in 1918, the democrats lose control of the u.s. senate by one seat. 49 to 47 is the ultimate tally. and as a result, republicans control, the u.s. senate, during consideration of the league of nations covenant, if senator hasting hadn't been the victim of this accident, the democrats would have maintained control of the senate of like what we have now with a 5050 senate and the republican and vice president harris casting the tie break vote, then it would have been 4848 with wilson's vice president, a guy named thomas marshall, casting the tie breaking vote. the league of nations would have been very quickly brought to the floor and probably would have gotten the two thirds necessary to to be ratified. the u.s. would have joined the league and subsequent history would have would have

former mp luciana berger is rejoining the labour party after resigning in protest over the handling ofof several mps to leave the party four years ago but has accepted an apology from leader sir keir starmer, who said there had been a "litany of failures". rescue teams searching for a hillwalker who has been missing in the scottish highlands since last sunday have found the bodies of a man and a dog in the glencoe area. formal identification is still to take place but the family of 33—year—old kyle sambrook, from west yorkshire, have been informed. he'd been wild camping with his beagle, called bane. police searching for the crew of a tugboat that overturned in the firth of clyde have recovered two bodies. they're understood to have been the only people on board when it capsized on friday near greenock. eyewitnesses said the tug was escorting a cruise ship into the harbour. votes are being counted in nigeria's most competitive presidential election in decades, in which 87 million people are eligible to vote. despite a large turnout, there have been some incidents of violence. we can sp

coming to the conference next week professor berger remember this one told you. head is a huge practically familiar experience. nature of life so call, call your professor. this is a very expensive specialist. nothing, i'll find a way to pay for his services. the main thing is that the result was. i hope the result will. that's where it all starts. hello to me. it’s even somehow ridiculous to talk vulgarly about how small the world is. come on, you can water. why do we need to talk? about what? in general, i'm polina, i'm max's fiancee eliminated. the source of the fire in the apartment was discovered in the burning corpse of a man , according to eyewitnesses , a young woman ran out of the apartment. and now the report of the place of events. i mean, i'm going up the stairs, and then she pops out of the apartment with her eyes on the penny and down. so a little less. i'm just a person for work late yet. why undress only? fire, could you describe her, well, young pretty curly redhead is looking for an unknown girl who may have been involved in the murder and the f

in british politics deserves credit for a lot of the anti—semitism and we heard today that luciana bergerarty. yes, we're very pleased about that because you run his campaign, i'd like to ask because you ask you this because you know him be very learned and him to be a very learned and intelligent does he intelligent man. why does he struggle transgender issue? struggle on transgender issue? he goes to scotland this he goes to scotland earlier this week. mention week. he doesn't mention transgender we ask him transgender at all. we ask him a straight question about whether a have penis or not, a woman can have a penis or not, and he can't answer. can you answer it? well, biology woman is an adult. female so i don't know much complicated know how much more complicated want to make. why does the labour with labour leader struggle with these he these issues? i mean, is he running scared or is it because he's got people on twitter he's trying keep happy? what's the trying to keep happy? what's the deal now? look don't have penises are very small penises there are a very small number transgend

capitol and not warranted in the nonmilitary agencies and especially the cia, where represented spam berger knows the task far exceed the personnel and come tots clandestine officer and professional development and training education are difficult to schedule and complete. over in the exceedingly talented and committed members of the cia in particular. again, the intelligence community's human capital is the greatest as and the i think when you dig into this issue, you will agree that additional resources should be devoted to development of it, especially in the cia. another area i would encourage you to examine is the overall structure of the community seeking to identify unnecessary duplication and layering and thus ways to achieve efficiencies and savings and personnel that can be applied to address existing short falls and emerging needs. i would suggest a particular examination of substantial growth in the office of the director of national intelligence. having discussed the intent behind creation and other reforms enacted in the wake of the 9/11 attacks and members of congress as part

luciana berger was an mp who left the party over anti—semitism, is back.so trying to wind up jeremy corbyn's has changed, but also trying to wind upjeremy corbyn's supporters, is that what he is doing? ida. up jeremy corbyn's supporters, is that what he is doing?— up jeremy corbyn's supporters, is that what he is doing? no, none of us would have _ that what he is doing? no, none of us would have anticipated - that what he is doing? no, none of us would have anticipated that - that what he is doing? no, none of us would have anticipated that keir starmer would have got us to this point after the dire night we lived through, the general election result in 2019, the worst result since 1935, for the labour party, and all credit for keir starmer in getting us to this point. but credit for keir starmer in getting us to this point.— credit for keir starmer in getting us to this point. but he has upset --eole on us to this point. but he has upset people on the _ us to this point. but he has upset people on the left _ us to this point. but he has upset people on th

it leads with 14 nominations, including best picture and best director for edward berger. what we're seeing happening around the world today? i think it does, even though i would like to hope that the film have also connected with an audience without it. and of course we never planned to have it be so horribly relevant, because we made the film long before the european war. —— ukraine war. at the european war. —— ukraine war. at the other end of the spectrum with ten nominations, the imaginative fantasy everything everywhere all at once has wowed voters. it is fantasy everything everywhere all at once has wowed voters.— once has wowed voters. it is up for best film, starring _ once has wowed voters. it is up for best film, starring michelle - once has wowed voters. it is up for best film, starring michelle yeoh. l once has wowed voters. it is up for best film, starring michelle yeoh. i just don't like you know more. elf just don't like you know more. but erha -s just don't like you know more. but perhaps the favourite to do best overall tonight is the banshees of inisherin

german ambassador to the l in the german ambassador to the united kingdom who hasjoined us, miguel bergerlong as this is needed. yet today, the chancellor said _ long as this is needed. yet today, the chancellor said the _ long as this is needed. yet today, the chancellor said the delivery i long as this is needed. yet today, the chancellor said the delivery of fighterjets to ukraine currently makes no sense. why does olaf scholz feel that way? is he wary of public opinion or antagonizing russia further? currently we are training ukrainian pilots, and it's a head scratcher if we're doing that if we haven't made a decision to send the f-i6s. haven't made a decision to send the f-16s. ~ ,_, , haven't made a decision to send the f-16s. a , �* haven't made a decision to send the f-16s. a y �* ., haven't made a decision to send the f-16s. ~ , �* ., ., f-16s. absolutely, i've not heard ben wallace _ f-16s. absolutely, i've not heard ben wallace say _ f-16s. absolutely, i've not heard ben wallace say that _ f-16s. absolutely, i've not heard ben wallace say that the - f-16s. absolutely, i've not

at the same time, and i think more symbolic , important, think more symbolic, important, luciana berger really appallingly and really, really nasty stuff. she has rejoined the party, which i think just feels as a labour member, like such a relief that she feels able to come back to that because it was so heartbreaking the way that she was treated in the way that she was treated in the way that certain party activists behave towards her and it just feels the anti—semitism over anti—semitism ism. there was a lot of misogyny mixed in there as well, and it just feels like i mean, there's still work to done , but like a page has to be done, but like a page has turned and i so glad that she feels able to come back . some feels able to come back. some new era for labour do you think? well, it seems like i mean, it's been interesting, though, how the rumblings you have or the reporting, the briefing you hear from people keir from people around keir starmer's that they're trying to really against really guard against complacency, one complacency, though, because one thing think isn't thing that

she's made the shortlist alongside chelsea's ann—katrin berger and lyon's christiane endler.ing off on a journey from gloucester rugby club to murrayfield. and it will be carried on the bike, on the 555 mile journey by some familiar faces from the world of rugby. it's all to raise funds for, motor neurone disease research, as part of doddie aid, 2023. in memory of rob wainwright's former team mate, and scotland legend doddie weir, who passed away in november aged just 52 having been diagnosed with mnd in 2017. 37,000 people have been doing their bit to go as far as they can, putting on the miles over the six week period and after 12 days they've raised over a million and it's gone way beyond that now so the idea is 555 miles from gloucester to murrayfield on a bike in 55 hours. the numberfive was doddy murrayfield on a bike in 55 hours. the number five was doddy weir's showed, of course. rob and doddy weir set up the foundation back in 2017 and he is determined to keep it going. the ball is on its way. i hope the weather is kind for them. yes, on a bike, it's the wind. we wil