for bernard jenkin to deal with in the — problem for bernard jenkin to deal with in the same way ase partygate — with in the same way as the entire partygate story was a problem for anyone _ partygate story was a problem for anyone accused of breaking the covid rules _ anyone accused of breaking the covid rules i_ anyone accused of breaking the covid rules. i think in terms of the privileges— rules. i think in terms of the privileges committee, what they were looking _ privileges committee, what they were looking at— privileges committee, what they were looking at is a contempt of parliament about misleading the house, — parliament about misleading the house, that's a very different question. _ house, that's a very different question, and ultimately it will be for the _ question, and ultimately it will be for the entire house to decide what to do— for the entire house to decide what to do with — for the entire house to decide what to do with what the committee have found _ to do with what the committee have found the — to do with what the committee have found. the fundamental thing

bernard powers, tell us the work of the center. guest: the center for the study of slavery in charleston is part of a consortium of universities over 90 strong. the consortium is known as the university studying slavery and we are involved in examining the role, historically, that the institution of slavery has played in our schools. this is one of the final frontiers yet to be investigated and we not only look at the role of slavery, which ended in 1865 in the u.s., but we understand the institution of slavery had a long legacy that comes all the way down to us in the present time. our work includes the examination of the way in which race helped to shape higher education and the way in which our education was connected to racial issues throughout our various locations. there are seven universities in south carolina that are part of the consortium and we put on public programs and sponsor research that delves deeply into the institution of slavery and the role of race in higher education and the role of race in our locations, so t

the chief was bernard kouchnard, later a minister in the french government.is man was in charge of trade and organs in this territory. bernard kouchner, doctor, diplomat, ideologist of the humanitarian organization doctors without borders, founded in 1967. today it is an international movement in which over 63,000 people. it would seem that their activities are noble and humane, but in 2005 a book by the former prosecutor of the hague tribunal, carl del pont, hunting, me and war criminals, appeared. while working in kosovo, the prosecutor saw a lot, but the most shocking crime of the albanians was the practice of trafficking in the human organs of karl del ponta, which she uncovered, directly accuses bernard kouchner and doctors without borders of organ trafficking, but the accusation appeared when karla del ponta resigned from office attorney general. while carla del ponte was the chief prosecutor of the hague tribunal. all evidence was ignored there, and then leaving this position. here appeared here so they all do. first they hide the truth, and then, if y

bernard jenkin, if-been at bernard jenkin, if he's been at ttrtttow— bernard jenkin, if he's been at for either of those— to comment on partygate i think for either of those two doing on the for either of those two doing on tree—tort- for either of those two doing on the—don't think. the committee, i don't think homet— the committee, i don't think harriet-needed- the committee, i don't think- harriet-neededlrecuse harriet harman needed to recuse tersett— harriet harman needed to recuse herself—jenkin. - herself or bernard jenkin. i throw— herself or bernard jenkin. i ttmt pertops— herself or bernard jenkin. ii think perhaps _yeah. herself or bernard jenkin. i- think perhaps _yeah. all think perhaps he did. yeah. all right, move into two right, let's move into two mtewtews— right, let's move into two interviews that- right, let's move into two interviews that have caught our eye — interviews that have caught our eye rte— interviews that have caught our eye. the first— interviews that have caught our eye. the first of— interviews that have caught our eye. the first of them is in the roo

bskoe heart did not take a year bernard takes part in ukraine appear there and doctors without borders. they are always where the war is going on, where there are many young healthy bodies. oh under the forms. under the guise of a humanitarian mission, they are engaged in black criminal trafficking in organs and make fabulous money on this in 2022. in the midst of hostilities , other hunters for ukrainian bodies in places where there are heavy fighting in the past reconnaissance, and we received intercepts. uh, in the artyomovsk area. an unknown woman appeared. or we brought up information about this woman. we learned that she is a very authoritative transplant with a black transplant in america. elizabeth de bru, the fictitious name of the criminal , we will be able to find out the real name when the special military operation ends and we manage to collect all the facts about the crimes of the united west, she still showed up in 2014-15. the area is dangerous, the one that was temporarily controlled by the ukrainian side, severodonetsk lisichansk frontier criminal svatova told the vik

the chief was bernard kouchner, later a minister in the french government.man was the alpha and omega of the organ trade in this territory. the doctor diplomat is the ideologist of the humanitarian organization doctors without borders, which arose in 1967. today it is an international movement in which over 63,000 people. it would seem that the activity is noble and humane, but in 2005 the book of the former prosecutor of the hague tribunal, carl del pont, hunting, me and war criminals, appears. while working in kosovo, the prosecutor has seen a lot, but the most shocking crime of the albanians was the practice of trafficking in human organs of karl del pont, which she uncovered, directly accuses bernard kouchner and doctors without borders of organ trafficking. but the accusation came when carla del ponta resigned as attorney general while carla del ponta ponte was the chief prosecutor of the hague tribunal. all evidence was ignored there, and then leaving this position. for del ponta 300 names of kidnappers and murderers of a member of the liberation army,

so— her view on these stories about sir bernard. so who better to wove— sir bernard.do rowvee, wr— than the founder of guido fawkes, mr paul staines? paul, wre— fawkes, mr paul staines? paul, were re— fawkes, mr paul staines? paul, were to quite— fawkes, mr paul staines? paul, were to we o— fawkes, mr paul staines? paul, this is quite a story. can it reouy— this is quite a story. can it reouy oe— this is quite a story. can it really be true?— this is quite a story. can it really be true? are you certain , eerrorr— really be true? are you certain , eerrorr reor— really be true? are you certain , certain that sir— really be true? are you certain , certain that sir bernard rewro— , certain that sir bernard rerwr woe— , certain that sir bernard jenkin was, in- , certain that sir bernard jenkin was, in fact at a party were— jenkin was, in fact at a party who drove— jenkin was, in fact at a party with drinks during a period of roevoowrr— with drinks during a period of lockdown when— with drinks during a period of lockdown when that was not ouoweoe — lockdown when that was n

so— her view on these stories about sir bernard. so who better to nove— sir bernard.? paul, rnre re— fawkes, mr paul staines? paul, tie re quire— fawkes, mr paul staines? paul, the re quire o— fawkes, mr paul staines? paul, this is quite a story. can it reouy— this is quite a story. can it reouy ne— this is quite a story. can it really be true?— this is quite a story. can it really be true? are you certain , eenorn— really be true? are you certain , eenorn rnor— really be true? are you certain , certain that sir— really be true? are you certain , certain that sir bernard jenkin— , certain that sir bernard rennin woe— , certain that sir bernard jenkin was, in- , certain that sir bernard jenkin was, in fact at a party nrrn— jenkin was, in fact at a party nrrn trinke— jenkin was, in fact at a party with drinks during a period of roekoonn— with drinks during a period of lockdown when— with drinks during a period of lockdown when that was not erroneoe — lockdown when that was not erroneoe r— lockdown when that was not allowed? i am— lockdown when that was not allowed? f "

now ternart— of whom is bernard jenkin. now bernard jenkin _ of whom is bernard jenkin.l, sir michael fabricant mp this very show in the last mp on this very show in the last houn mp on this very show in the last hour, was keen to point out allegedly took place in a much smaller room than any of the incidents boris johnson was incidents that boris johnson was being accused of. you do have to wonder whether not the wonder whether or not any of the verdicts that are being reached by this committee or any the by this committee or any of the negativity that's being heaped on boris johnson should be taken with any validity with any kind of validity whatsoever. boris, no doubt will be making this argument, this very argument, and supporters of bods very argument, and supporters of boris johnson who thought that this was a witch hunt, thought boris johnson who thought that thwasas a witch hunt, thought boris johnson who thought that thwas a a witch hunt, thought boris johnson who thought that thwas a stitch:h hunt, thought boris johnson who thought that thwas a stitch up.unt, t

bernard powers, tell us the work of the center. guest: the center for the study of slavery in charleston is part of a consortium of universities over 90 strong. the consortium is known as the university studying slavery and we are involved in examining the role, historically, that the institution of slavery has played in our schools. this is one of the final frontiers yet to be investigated and we not only look at the role of slavery, which ended in 1865 in the u.s., but we understand the institution of slavery had a long legacy that comes all the way down to us in the present time. our work includes the examination of the way in which race helped to shape higher education and the way in which our education was connected to racial issues throughout our various locations. there are seven universities in south carolina that are part of the consortium and we put on public programs and sponsor research that delves deeply into the institution of slavery and the role of race in higher education and the role of race in our locations, so t

bernard—have broken bernard jenkin may have broken the bernard jenkin may have broken hhe—heesee- bernardals in number 10. but the problem, it but that's the problem, is it hehe— but that's the problem, is it not? because— but that's the problem, is it not? because where but that's the problem, is it. not? because -where is not? because where is where is in not? because where is where is ih-reeerhe— not? because where is where is ih-reeerhe ihe— not? because where is where is in report? the hard in that report? the hard ewieehee— in that report? the hard evidence that- in that report? the hard evidence that boris johnson had a evidence that boris johnson had e hirhheee— evidence that boris johnson had e hirhheee eerie— evidence that boris johnson had a birthday party in the cabinet room. you didn't— a birthday party in the cabinet room. 4:3. r: r: " e : a birthday party in the cabinet room. 4:5. " e a birthday party in the cabinet room. 4:5. e room. you didn't need to have that. he had a birthday party when people were unable to when some people were unable to say goodbye to their loved o

so this is tory hypocrite bernard _ “ so this is tory hypocrite bernard jenkin , who hypocrite bernardvid lateral flow test to take a covid lateral flow test ro go. — take a covid lateral flow test ro go. iney— take a covid lateral flow test to go. they encourage mask masks— to go. they encourage mask nnasks ir-s— to go. they encourage mask masks. it's like— to go. they encourage mask masks. it's like unbelievable . masks. it's like unbelievable. ir-s— masks. it's like unbelievable. ir-s iike— masks. it's like unbelievable. it's like that— masks. it's like unbelievable. it's like that one— masks. it's like unbelievable. it's like that one thing alone reiis— it's like that one thing alone reiis me— it's like that one thing alone tells me this— it's like that one thing alone tells me this inquiry is a total srircn— tells me this inquiry is a total srircn up.— tells me this inquiry is a total srircn up. pur— tells me this inquiry is a total stitch up, but i— tells me this inquiry is a total stitch up, but i just want to raw— stitch up, but i just want to raik apour— stitch up, but i just

so this is tory hypocrite bernard _ i“ so this is tory hypocrite bernard jenkin , who hypocrite bernard— to go. they encourage mask masks. it's like— to go. they encourage mask masks. it's like unbelievable . masks. it's like unbelievable. ir-c— masks. it's like unbelievable. ir-c iike— masks. it's like unbelievable. it's like that— masks. it's like unbelievable. it's like that one— masks. it's like unbelievable. it's like that one thing alone reiic— it's like that one thing alone reiic me— it's like that one thing alone tells me this— it's like that one thing alone tells me this inquiry is a total crircn— tells me this inquiry is a total crircn ap— tells me this inquiry is a total crircn ap. dar— tells me this inquiry is a total stitch up, but i— tells me this inquiry is a total stitch up, but i just want to raw— stitch up, but i just want to raik adoar— stitch up, but i just want to talk about the _ stitch up, but i just want to talk about the boris thing. adam for talk about the boris thing. adam ior oe— talk about the boris thing. adam for one second— talk about the boris thing. ada

and again, bernard jenkins, talking about process.sjohnson was allegedly at a party with his wife run by eleanor laing, allegedly. so these are very relevant. no court in the land would allow this. no court in the land would allow the chiefjudge, harriet harman, to tweet the defendant is guilty. harman, to tweet the defendant is tuil . ., ~ harman, to tweet the defendant is tuil . . , harman, to tweet the defendant is tuil . ., ~' , . guilty. thank you very much indeed. thank ou guilty. thank you very much indeed. thank you very _ guilty. thank you very much indeed. thank you very much. _ a newsnight investigation into illegal money lending has conducted rare interviews with two loan sharks who say that business has never been so good, and that it's partly to do with the cost—of—living crisis. a new report commisiioned by fair4all finance — a government—backed body that works on finanical inclusion — heard from users of money lenders who are borrowing £3,000, on average, and they are more likely to be lower—waged, full—time earners. t

bernard: i am always optimistic.eople have often concerns. >> you don't have any concerns about china's slowdown at the moment for luxury? bernard: there are many concerns for the world, but there were always concerns of the world and finally, our activities are doing very well. francine: that was xin lijun and bernardo melt -- bernard arnold. we could have quirky moves when it comes to the markets and is all about traders figuring out what inflation prospects are and whether central banks will be too aggressive in tightening and push the economics into something that does not look good for markets. still with us is tim graf, emea head of macro strategy at j street. -- at state street. we touched on what china is doing but what worries you the most about the composition of china? we are looking at employment charts for china. youth unemployment is at 20%. that spells trouble ahead. timothy: yeah and it speaks to the need for perhaps even further targeted fiscal stimulus to boost the domestic consumer. the consumer ha

- bernard's a good chap, so we weee— bernard's a good chap, so we weee wet— bernard's a good chap, sonister. and then it was all a disaster and now it's all fine. yest— disaster and now it's all fine. wee. wee.— disaster and now it's all fine. wee, wee, wee. — disaster and now it's all fine. yes, yes, yes. well,— disaster and now it's all fine. yes, yes, yes. well, of- disaster and now it's all fine. /1;3 yes, yes, yes. well, of course it was a disaster, peter, because truss was wanted to because liz truss was wanted to break power the break the power of the corporates and help the individual bring down taxes individual and bring down taxes that the imf that would never do the imf could approve well, could never approve that. well, before all of that, let's a before all of that, let's have a look hello it's look at the weather. hello it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. it's been another etwwwiwg— forecast. it's been another etwwwiwg day— 1 it's been another stunning day across the whole of the stunning day across the whole of tie tw— stunning day ac

- bernard's a good chap, so we nope— bernard's a good chap, so we nope snar— bernard's a good chap, sos all a disaster and now— minister. and then it was all a disaster and now it's all fine. yesr_ disaster and now it's all fine. yes. yes.— disaster and now it's all fine. ves. yesr ves. — disaster and now it's all fine. yes, yes, yes. well,— disaster and now it's all fine. yes, yes, yes. well, of- disaster and now it's all fine. 4:55 yes, yes, yes. well, of course it was a disaster, peter, because truss was wanted to because liz truss was wanted to break power the break the power of the corporates and help the individual bring down taxes individual and bring down taxes that the imf that would never do the imf could approve well, could never approve that. well, before all of that, let's a before all of that, let's have a look hello it's look at the weather. hello it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. it's been another stunning— forecast. it's been another srwnnrng daw— t it's been another stunning day across the whole of the stunning day across the whol

as bernard normandy beaches. as bernard enttstet— normandy beaches.ere at gb news. now, when i think about that generation of men, and i think about how much i respect them, quite frankly , i then do quite frankly, i then do contrast it to some of what goes on in today's society. look at this . look at on in today's society. look at this. look at this. i mean, look at the state of it, guys. these are two fellas in the broad daylight just walking brazen as anything into a shop, picking up whatever it is that they feel like, shoving it under their arms and charging out of the door. arms and charging out of the door . oh, that is arms and charging out of the door. oh, that is a arms and charging out of the door . oh, that is a really arms and charging out of the door. oh, that is a really odd story, by the way, because the ceo of that business fired the two shop assistants for getting involved. he says he's got a company policy that you don't intervene matters like that. intervene in matters like that. it's safety first. you stand back, find odd back, wh

and you booty, bernard, so what do we expect to happen? so we have the, the present, a smile while i'm meeting with solve a kid the present sounds suit on. um, the president of kenya william route. so the 3 of those leaders have been tasked with reporting back to this meeting. here's the situation in, sue donna, what can be got done to try and reach us. the final is linked as calling for sci fi william rooters. at the situation into don, is bob, i'm getting more complicated on a smile. well, as demanded an end as to the suffering. the soothing, last people suited these people inside this meeting here. they will demand a ceasefire. it's this meeting is the annual meeting of this regional grouping of 8 african each task and one of our countries which includes so don and of course the staff or in very interest to have some sort of see spot see spot 1900000 people already displaced ensued on many crossing the borders into the countries around into these countries. you beauty itself struggling already with a migration crisis caused by drought c

bernard surprisingly, said no. bernard jenkins come. jenkins seems to have come. bernard hermit.lways, i want to hear from you. let me know what you think . male margaret gb news you think. male margaret gb news .com. but i'm delighted to be joined by my panel. senior gb news political commentator nigel nelson, daily telegraph columnist madeline grant, and i'm afraid on tardy book stephen pound. but we'll if he gets pound. but we'll see if he gets there. nigel, you think the committee's reasonable to clamp down on criticism? well , i committee's reasonable to clamp down on criticism? well, i find the down on criticism? well, i find rhe hee— down on criticism? well, i find the free speech— : cir" rt.” l rt. 57“? well, i find the free speech argument : cr" rt.” . rt. st�*7 well, i find the free speech argument you're purring— the free speech argument you're hurrho uh— the free speech argument you're hurrho up really— the free speech argument you're putting up really rather, rather heeuhur— putting up really rather, rather heeuhur .— putting up really rather, rather heeuhur. r— putt

bernard powers, tell us the work of the center. guest: the center for the study of slavery in charleston is part of a consortium of universities over 90 strong. the consortium is known as the university studying slavery and we are involved in examining the role, historically, that the institution of slavery has played in our schools. this is one of the final frontiers yet to be investigated and we not only look at the role of slavery, which ended in 1865 in the u.s., but we understand the institution of slavery had a long legacy that comes all the way down to us in the present time. our work includes the examination of the way in which race helped to shape higher education and the way in which our education was connected to racial issues throughout our various locations. there are seven universities in south carolina that are part of the consortium and we put on public programs and sponsor research that delves deeply into the institution of slavery and the role of race in higher education and the role of race in our locations, so t

how do we know bernard fox at a at a party bernard fox was at a at a party or trentt— bernard fox was than a derry accent ts tttterent— is different than a derry accent is different than _ is different than a derry accent is different than a— is different than a derry accent is different than a dublin tset— is different than a dublin accent. it's— is different than a dublin accent. it's different. i accent. it's different. it's the wtth— accent. it's different. it's the same with scottish, isn't it? we've got a scottish makeup artist and we've got a scottish editor of the programme. the two of them sound entirely— iti g the two of them sound entirely different . i of them sound entirely different . t htte— of them sound entirely different . t ntte then— of them sound entirely different . i made them both say the same wort—tt— . i made them both say the same wort—tt ts- . i made them both say the same word—it was lucy,- word earlier and it was lucy, sttt— word earlier and it was lucy, said therapist— word earlier and it was lucy, said therapist cancer said therapist and cancer thertpts

host: bernard powers, lauren devila, thank you you can also n facebook.com/these ben wj. -- c-span wj. the reporter on this hunter biden story, joins us via zoom this morning. good morning to you. guest: good morning. host: when it comes to the tax charges wedded hunter died in here when it came -- hunter biden here when he came to -- when it came to the tax charges? guest: in 2017 and 2018 he has all of the taxes -- that are unpaid. you cannot not to pay your taxes. and hunter biden has maintained this since the beginning. he is pleading guilty on this now as you noted at the very top. we are going to have to see what actually happened in or it. and in 2018 hunter was in delaware -- and in 2018 hunter was in delaware and he was found to be on crack cocaine. so this crime carries maximum and multi-of 10 years in jail. and this shows that they basically decided to divert this prosecution. essentially if hunter biden -- what we have been told is there will be drug testing for a certain period of time. and extra probationary period. if he maintains that agreement for a certain period of

is bernard he the is it bernard jenkin? is he the the— is it bernard jenkin?, shut come back in. it's like, shut up. old are you all? no, up. how old are you all? no, it's disrespects l. titt: 7 no, it's disrespects parliament. i t— it's disrespects parliament. i mean, i think— it's disrespects parliament. i mean, i think broadly people are so mean, i think broadly people are eo theo— mean, i think broadly people are eo theo ohe— mean, i think broadly people are so tired and all— mean, i think broadly people are so tired and all the names woue— so tired and all the names you've mentioned there, bernard, you've mentioned there, bernard, you—thet- you've mentioned there, bernard, you—thee oti you know, people are so tired of a you know, people are so tired of o—htttctet- you know, people are so tired of a_inflicted soap. a conservative inflicted soap oheto— a conservative inflicted soap oheto oh— a conservative inflicted soap oheto oh the— a conservative inflicted soap opera on this country. we're theo— opera on this country. we're theo ot— opera on this country

i'm cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> thank. moving on to developing news from east san jose, take a look. firefighters at lake cunningham apart tried to contain a brush fire. you can see a white plume of smoke rising from the park from the time lapse video. rk is located across from the refill airport. fire crews are on scene,ing progress with containment. tol the fire started an hour and a half ago and has burned an acre or so. there is no threat to structures and no reports of injuries but we will bring you updates when we get them. in other developing news, crews are getting the upper hand on a wildfire in napa county. cal fire says the fire is 80% contained. it started friday in pope valley and is burned 103 acres. no buildings have been damaged. the cause is under investigation. today's progress comes as a stronger wind is beginning to blow into the bay area. speaking of the wind, we are getting strong gusts right now. this video taken at san francisco's aquatic park a little more than one hour ago. howling wind is expecte

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later, and bernard stttt— eight decades later, and bernard stttt wows— eight decades later, and bernardo a journalist concerning toxic suttuws— journalist concerning toxic suttuws as— journalist concerning toxic culture as outrageously ttsntsstws— culture as outrageously dismissive and flippant on camera about— dismissive and flippant on camera about a- dismissive and flippant on camera about a serious issue. aaawttn— camera about a serious issue. wtawttn twtzstt— camera about a serious issue. martin frizell had— camera about a serious issue. martin frizell had been appwoastst— martin frizell had been approached by sky news reporter and approached by sky news reporter ant astst— approached by sky news reporter ant astst tt— approached by sky news reporter and asked if there— approached by sky news reporter and asked if there was a toxic wow— and asked if there was a toxic work environment— and asked if there was a toxic work environment on the show . work environment on the show. tts — work environment on the show. tts stttow— work environment on the show. the editor replying, i'll tell

and you've got bernard jenkins, sir bernard jenkin— bernard jenkins, sir bernard jenkin-e— bernard jenkinsand we know that there certain of there are certain sections of there are certain sections of the are the mainstream media that are going the very worst going to use the very worst things have been levelled things that have been levelled at know , i'm just at him. but, you know, i'm just wondering, these mps, if it wondering, all these mps, if it turns out jenkins did go to this party. you know, wonder how party. you know, i wonder how many having with many people having a go with bods many people having a go with boris say hand on heart, boris can say hand on heart, they break a single rule. they didn't break a single rule. i wonder many people here i wonder how many people here sen—weir.— i wonder how many people here sen—vein i— i wonder how many people here can—well, i think- can say that? well, i think a lot of us probably inadvertently did. she's bursting. she's bursting to say— r: r: “3 she's bursting to say something or isnrsiing— bursting to say something or bursting nothing a

bernard anderson served a long sentence for robbery.ton's most loyal employees. it's his dream job, and his children love it too. bernard: my kids, where's your father at? and all they could tell them, “oh, he's back in jail.” now when they ask about me, they can tell them, “no, he's at work,” or “he's home.” and that's what it means to me. shawna: he's doing things that they didn't get the opportunity to do. and he's sticking with it. these people have been here for years, at lot of them, and it shows that they are devoted. you know, they really just needed a chance. reporter: it's lunch time for the early shift. dion is always in the thick of things. he does the scheduling and learns what's bothering people, who's having problems at home and who needs support. greyston works together with social workers to get them help. dion: they want everybody to be happy, smiling, get the tasks done. come in here and be really dedicated to their job. if the atmosphere, the morale is down, people just come in here just to get their hours and make t

and people bernard just people like sir bernard just claiming wasn't people like sir bernard just clpartygttno— the telly. honestly, no. just oneettno lt— the telly. honestly, no. just checking if it— the telly. honestly, no. just checking if it was- honestly, no. just checking if it was ringing. nee— checking if it was ringing. we got— checking if it was ringing. he's got better— checking if it was ringing. he's got better places- checking if it was ringing. he's got better places to be. clearly thank you for joining us. we've come the end of our us. we've come to the end of our week. coming up next is gb news live mark longhurst. this live with mark longhurst. this has point has been to the point with andrew you on andrew and bev. see you on monday. then. good monday. see you then. good afternoon. welcome to your loteet— afternoon. welcome to your loteet on — afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news— t“ welcome to your latest gb news weather update. wttn— latest gb news weather update. with shuttleworth with me, annie shuttleworth from the with me, annie shuttleworth from tne-entoe. — w

we saw bernard legalistic means. we saw bernard rehthhs— legalistic means.o. douglas we attays— trump managed to. douglas we always love having you on the show. catch up soon. my thanks. there to former conservative and ukip mp douglas carswell, the co founder of vote leave. your reaction, mark gb news.com. com i'll be dealing with joe biden at ten in my take at ten it's time to put him out to pasture . time to put him out to pasture. america and the world deserve better. that's joe biden in my take at ten just half an hour from now it's going to be fiery. but next up, with my rather fiery pundits, have you noticed they've with they've got very shirty with each be asking them each other? i'll be asking them , hosepipe bans ? , should we ban hosepipe bans? do they even work our meat eaters guilty of double standards ? and should strong standards? and should strong perfume wearers be banned from restaurants? all of that on gb news. the people's ehameh— on gb news. the people's channel. britain is watching . channel. britain is watching. tet— channel. britain i

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we saw bernard legalistic means. we saw bernard rehthhs— legalistic means.. douglas we attays— trump managed to. douglas we always love having you on the show. catch up soon. my thanks. there to former conservative and ukip mp douglas carswell, the co founder of vote leave. your reaction, mark gb news.com. com i'll be dealing with joe biden at ten in my take at ten it's time to put him out to pasture . time to put him out to pasture. america and the world deserve better. that's joe biden in my take at ten just half an hour from now it's going to be fiery. but next up, with my rather fiery pundits, have you noticed they've with they've got very shirty with each be asking them each other? i'll be asking them , hosepipe bans ? , should we ban hosepipe bans? do they even work our meat eaters guilty of double standards ? and should strong standards? and should strong perfume wearers be banned from restaurants? all of that on gb news. the people's ehameh— on gb news. the people's channel. britain is watching . channel. britain is watching. tet— channel. britain is

the rain coincides with the starts of atlanta car retain season that will last until event. bernard smith, alger 0. harold isaac, as an independent journalist in haiti, uses recovery efforts are facing many challenges. it's been a difficult time for hospitals, essentially at the end of 2020 to your face and gas shortage is due to the, to the, the lot uh movement that was, that mocked essentially access to the main portal terminals. um, and that has affected the operation of hospitals. now you also have a more basic uh, you know, price is going on with a $100.00 affecting nearly half of the population as for you and agencies. uh, and this is not helping you know, the health situation per se, the relief effort. uh indeed, as it is right now is mainly led by international organizations and humanity, or even agencies, uh un agencies which are on the grounds. but even data themselves with their resources are so facing difficult conditions to get through and bring relief in a to affected areas. because games are essentially in control of national groups. residents also dunn's capital, hard to s

. >> i'm cornell bernard on the site of a mobile home park destroyed by the 2017 tubs fire.back home again to this. we will have the story. >> putting the sizzle into summer. more on the holiday weekend heat, coming up. abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> done that a few times, so i will do it again. >> starting new in a new building to call home. it's a prime example of building a better bay area. thank you for being here. >> it's been nearly six years since the wildfires destroyed lives and devastated neighborhoods. >> >> that was october 2017 when wildfire killed 46 people caused billions of dollars in damage and destroyed more than 8900 homes. >> among the casualties the journeys and mobile home park. two residents died in nearly all the homes were obliterated. a new affordable housing complexes complete built on the same site. >> it's called the laurel at perennial park and abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard met one resident ready to return home again. >> it's it's nice to be home

we have tried to spit all of those named in it, including sir bernard, no response from him.tegrity, his believability and his character, and we will get a realjudgment that tomorrow. his character, and we will get a real judgment that tomorrow. chris realjudgment that tomorrow. chris mason, realjudgment that tomorrow. chris mason. many _ realjudgment that tomorrow. chris mason, many thanks _ realjudgment that tomorrow. chris mason, many thanks once again. thanks to new treatments, many more women whose breast cancer is detected early are surviving longer. a study has found women were 66% less likely to die from the disease within five years of diagnosis than they were 20 years ago. our medical editor fergus walsh has been looking at the findings. this is reassuring news for patients regarding the uk's most common cancer. more than 55,000 women and nearly 400 men are diagnosed with breast cancer each year. researchers at oxford university tracked around half a million women in england with early invasive breast cancer that has not spread elsewhere in the body. all had surgery

sarah bernard.etter to look, but at how talented this person was in general, and then you will understand that for sure such a superstar, a had a very rich inner world. really. she, uh, would be a kind of such an influencer, like she lived in our time, and it would be in great demand, by the way, social media accounts for sure and we would even sign. opportunity with pleasure to take photos, in general, it seems to me that her fate, of course, is worthy of a film adaptation. well, let's get straight to the themes of the movie. now let's continue our colleague. marina maringova, who will tell you which films at the box office deserve attention this weekend. let's dedicate today's movie poster to children's content and start with a kind fairy tale with a historical accent. terrible dad, director karenasyan, decided to turn to according to historians, the famous plot of the picture or repin once, according to historians, the mythical episode led the genre of comedy and created an adventure film for fam

let's bring in our panel now to further discuss this live, i'm joined by dr. bernard minor, a g, p, and specialist, and obstetrician, and gynecology, dr. greene han solver wall and ivy f and fertility specialist. and dr. lilian aga fonda, a gp and pediatrician. thank you all so much for taking the time to join us today. now, dr. mine, i'm going to start with you. what exactly are synthetic human embryos and how do they differ from natural human embryos? thank you very much. um, so what do you currently um, synthetic human embryos. i m deals that i've created from stem cells as opposed to where you have a fusion of male and female guns. so if you create this role and from stem cells from human embryos and then you've got to have them, then you good them to become a so that take amuse to and again to dr. my, not how big of a breakthrough is this? i mean, how does it compare to something like say, cloning a sheet. this is uh next to that one. um, well the buttons desktop is getting a gee, let's say the next level of technology research present that this has not yet to be published and you'

— about that mirror footage, but also bernard jenkin also the bernard jenkin invitation. _ also the bernards claim that is all brexit's that inflate is all brexit's toutt— that inflate is all brexit's toutt . — that inflate is all brexit's toutt . 0h,— that inflate is all brexit's fault . oh, that's- that inflate is all brexit's fault . g fault. oh, that's funny, isn't it? it's a global issue, isn't it? it's a global issue, isn't it? not the first time you said tnot— it? not the first time you said tnot. tsn-t— it? not the first time you said tnot. tsn-t tt— .7’ not the first time you said that. isn't it strange because no-s—bnosttotl that. isn't it strange because. he's—presided over he's the one who presided over uttno—notos- he's the one who presided over ultra—rates for- he's the one who presided over ultra—rates for far. ultra low interest rates for far too— ultra low interest rates for far too-nost— ultra low interest rates for far too - post 2008?- ultra low interest rates for far too post 2008? so let's too long? post 2008? so let's tno— too long? post 2008? so let's ttnt-nnot— too

coming up, elon musk and bernard arnault go out to lunch.n the big question, who picks up the check? nikola, the chief investor officer has said to vote against all proposals coming up at the next meeting. the shares are down three point 21%. it has been a wild ride. this is bloomberg. ♪ 's public and private markets in pursuit of long-term returns... pgim. our investments shape tomorrow today. ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ ed: time for talk intact. international cooperation is needed to regulate crypto firms. that's according to francois dideroi he noticed that -- despite being nearly a month old. read president is pushing to make the nation more attractive to tech and ai businesses in the world's two richest people elon musk and bernard arenault got together for power lunch. they share a combined wealth of 426 billion according to the billionaire index. caroline: elon musk went on to take to the st

last night another twist, he called on one of the conservative mps on the committee, the bernard jenkind—rings gathering for his wife's birth day in 2020 when indoor mixing was restrict that. having contacted all those names in the article on the bbc has not corroborated the bbc has not corroborated the claims nor has sir bernard commented. 0pposition parties of accused him of using it as a distraction. aha, of accused him of using it as a distraction.— of accused him of using it as a distraction. a satin parliament and heard _ distraction. a satin parliament and heard boris— distraction. a satin parliament and heard boris johnson - distraction. a satin parliament and heard boris johnson say . and heard borisjohnson say repeatedly that no parties had taken place or that no rules had been broken and we then saw the evidence of their own eyes, actually, pictures. that's what this enquiry is about and this is a distraction by boris johnson from the central question of whether or not he lied. �* ~ g. question of whether or not he lied. �* ~ , ., lied. but mrjohnson seizing on it to make _ l

here with reaction is kodak black's attorney, bernard cohen. >> bernard, how arernarde you?> good to see you. it's brad bradford for bernard. law. sounds good, too. what's what exactly? what i didn't hear is that it's >> cohen of bradford. all right. well, my staff got it wrong in telepr the teleprompter. i'm going to yell at them after the show. no big deal. bradford>> i h called worse.o th all right, well, well, welcome to the show. now, think. this. then your client get 46 months a sentence for 46 months forr the for the exact same crimeth, the exact same thing that hunter biden is not even playinveno.g to. he's actually getting a diversion program, which you almost never see diversionc. programs in federal court. i mean, it is less than 1% of people that that plea that actually a diversion program. i've only seen it once in my 26 years. and it was on a case that wasoud so horrible, it actually should haveissed. been dismissed.s. that's how bad the case was. but in order to save e, c they gave a diversion program. it has never, ever happened on a gun charge. and i would c

the head of lmvh, bernard arnault, is in the second spot, withjeff bezos and bill gates in third andon musk — he's being accused of insider trading by investors who lost billions by trading the cryptocurrency dogecoin. in a filing to manhattan federal court, a group of investors allege he used twitter posts, paid online influencers, and even used an appearince on the tv show saturday night live to boost the value of dogecoin before selling $124 million worth. at one point, the twitter owner replaced the company's blue bird logo with dogecoin�*s shiba inu dog logo, seeing dogecoin�*s price jump by almost a third. a lawyer for musk and tesla declined to comment. back to washington, i think we are about to see the vote starting shortly on that bill to raise the debt ceiling. of course as we mentioned, it was passed by the house of representatives on wednesday. in the senate, they need 60 votes for the bill to pass. let's take a listen to what some of the lawmakers have been saying. mr some of the lawmakers have been sa inc. ~ ~ w' , saying. mr reid. mr ricketts. mr romney... _ saying. m

uh, peter arnett, bernard shaw, whenever there was anything that was important whenever something the, the goal for playing crashes, anything you turn to cnn. then it turned into like joke station, and they started to become the parodies of themselves. to day they become run burgundy and ted baxter, their jokes. the whole network is a joke and it's become a, a soap opera. so what's gonna happen right now is cnn, but to do something really fast and i say again, it better be drastic because nobody wants. let me say this again. nobody wants far the news cable is dying. there is so much information right now i've got a phone with some of the most exciting citizen, civilian alternative and foreign news sources that are 247. i have some of the most interesting people. i've gotten more data, more news, more facts, more coverage than you can imagine. what cnn going to do. tell me what cnn is really going to ask. if i want to find out about russia, ukraine, if i want to find out about a science or if i want to find that about what's really going on regarding joe biden, nor donald trump, how ki

bernard henri levy, he scrupulously examines any hint of anti-semitism in france but does not noticei-semitism point-blank in ukraine , this is a very strange way of thinking. you have been here for 2 days, i have repeatedly read articles in the western media, for example, that belarus today is a totalitarian country, people are suffocating without freedom around the kgb agent, they are sitting behind the trees in the bushes, and alexander lukashenko is demonized to the utmost you have already seen the country with your own eyes, what can you say for 2 days in belarus, i saw calmness and frequency on the street beautiful countryside scenery no directly fat fast food people people, pleasant polite and hospitable. it is important to note that you were not only in minsk, but also in brest and kobrin. people make contact. i don't see any problems. you know, nobody is perfect. and therefore has no right to condemn others to tell them. how to live? which government to choose we should respect the will of the people of their tradition, we cannot say. do it like this no, otherwise you are ba

uh peter or ned bernard shaw. whenever there was anything that was important, whenever something the, the goal for playing crashes, anything you turn to cnn. then it turned into like joke station. and they started to become the parodies of themselves. today they become run burgundy and ted baxter, they're jokes. the whole network is a joke. and it's become a, a soap opera. so what's gonna happen right now is cnn, but to do something really fast and i say again, it better be drastic because nobody wants. let me say this again. nobody wants far the news cable is dying. there is so much information right now i've gotten a phone with somebody the most exciting citizen civilian alternative. as far as news sources that are 247, i have some of the most interesting people. i've gotten more data, more news, more facts, more coverage than you can imagine. what cnn going to do. tell me what cnn is really going to ask. if i want to find out about russia, ukraine, if i want to find out about a science, or if i want to find out