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

aneliese bernard, thank ou for situation. aneliese bernard, thank you for your _ situation.tion. aneliese bernard, thank you for your analysis and - situation. aneliese bernard, thank you for your analysis and for- you for your analysis and for joining us here on bbc news. thank ou for joining us here on bbc news. thank you for having _ joining us here on bbc news. thank you for having me. _ here in the uk, the prime minister, rishi sunak says he's ordered a review into "anti—motorist" measures being introduced across the country. this includes an evaluation of low—traffic neighbourhood schemes — which seek to limit car use in some residential areas. it comes after the conservatives won a recent by—election in uxbridge, west london — with the victory widely credited to his party's opposition to extend the capital's ultra low emission zone further — a policy that charges older, more polluting vehicles. the bollards, the planters, the number plate recognition cameras. if you live in or near a low traffic neighbourhood which uses all these tactics and more to control or limit a

and the problem is that obviously they've got sir bernard — is that obviously they've got sir bernardard jenkins involved with this, he's part of— bernard jenkins involved with this, he's part of the committee that's staking _ he's part of the committee that's stoking divisions, ben mallett was the campaign director of one of the tory candidates in the london mayoral— tory candidates in the london mayoral programme, so this will potentially throw the conservative party _ potentially throw the conservative party into — potentially throw the conservative party into disarray again, and it's something — party into disarray again, and it's something that rishi sunak needs to 'ust something that rishi sunak needs to just go— something that rishi sunak needs to just go away as we get ever closer to the _ just go away as we get ever closer to the days — just go away as we get ever closer to the days of an election because he wants— to the days of an election because he wants to be seen to be focusing on the _ he wants to be seen to be focusing on the economy and growth, and dialling _ on the

poroshenko they got through to the ideologists of the orange revolutions, the french philosopher bernardevy and the famous economist jacques waist ideas, is it really a new bucha or what are the images of barbaric russia maybe several short films of three to four minutes, he talks with petro poroshenko to understand the degree of influence of this french philosopher on the politics of his country. suffice it to recall the overthrow and murder of moana gaddafi in libya. in 2011, livi landed in rebellious benghazi and called nicolas from arkasia. according to the figaro newspaper , the french president recognize the rebels. even without consulting his foreign minister. further military aggression coalitions of western countries blood like a river and the collapse of the country bernard henri levy switches attention to syria again bloody. banya all under the banner of some kind of universal freedom, now the philosopher is busy with ukraine, suddenly the us president will falter in america there are people who think that the time has come. uh, uh compromise probably don't think so. i hope he

sir bernard responded. this evening in a statement saying it's not appropriate to comment for the moment on a continuing investigation . well, the investigation. well, the metropolitan police are reopen their investigation into the so—called jingle and mingle lockdown party at conservative party hq on the 8th of december 2020, which sir bernard is said to have attended to covid regulation breaches allegedly took place during the party. and the prime minister, as you've been hearing, has refused to say when he'll fulfil his promise to stop small boat crossings over the english channel today. and he denied the plan is on hold amid legal obstacles stopping the government's plan to process migrants in rwanda being questioned by senior mps today , questioned by senior mps today, rishi sunak denied there was no plan b if the supreme court didn't overturn the ruling , didn't overturn the ruling, blocking the removal of migrants to rwanda. he says ministers will challenge the appeal court judgement confidently and

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sir bernard responded. this evening in a statement saying it's not appropriate to comment for the moment on a continuing investigation . well, the investigation. well, the metropolitan police are reopen their investigation into the so—called jingle and mingle lockdown party at conservative party hq on the 8th of december 2020, which sir bernard is said to have attended to covid regulation breaches allegedly took place during the party. and the prime minister, as you've been hearing, has refused to say when he'll fulfil his promise to stop small boat crossings over the english channel today. and he denied the plan is on hold amid legal obstacles stopping the government's plan to process migrants in rwanda being questioned by senior mps today , questioned by senior mps today, rishi sunak denied there was no plan b if the supreme court didn't overturn the ruling , didn't overturn the ruling, blocking the removal of migrants to rwanda. he says ministers will challenge the appeal court judgement confidently and

they say that the french ultra-liberal writer bernard henri levy, who is also called the european butcherl the wars unleashed by the united states and nato, as well as the economist, the first president of the european bank for reconstruction and development , jacques ali, peacefully call ukraine a disaster such, of course they will never say openly. it is inconvenient for official bruce or revelations to go only in private conversation. they thought that they were talking to the former president of independent petro poroshenko, in fact, with russian pranksters vladimir kuznetsov and alexei stolyarov, both are afraid that the states could leave kiev at any moment ; there is the only nightmarish scenario in which the united states says enough is enough. enough, we are no longer going to help ukraine, it is necessary to sit down at the negotiating table and that's it, not france not the uk will not be able to do it. the united states is able to demand a ceasefire from the kiva so that you do not become, i am sure. our task is to avoid this scenario. hojak from alley, a staunch supporter of

the chair of the privileges committee tory mp sir bernard jenkin , could be sir bernard jenkin, couldon facing a police investigate nation into a lockdown party at conservative party hq . sir conservative party hq. sir bernard has responded in a statement saying it's not appropriate to comment on a continuing investigate nation. the metropolitan police , though, the metropolitan police, though, will reopen their investigate nafion will reopen their investigate nation into the so—called jingle and mingle lockdown party at conservative party hq . on the conservative party hq. on the 8th of december 2020, which sir bernard is believed to have attended to covid regulation breaches allegedly took place dunng breaches allegedly took place during the party. the prime minister's refused to say today when he'll fulfil his promise to stop small boats crossing the enghsh stop small boats crossing the english channel. but he's denied the plan is on hold amid legal obstacles stopping the government's plan to process migrants in rwanda are being questioned by senior mps. rishi sunak denied there was

vovan lexus published a new portion of revelations, this time from the famous french philosopher bernardy and his compatriot economist zhakotalia , in a private conversation with allegedly former president of ukraine petro poroshenko, they told how it is more efficient for kiev to ask for weapons from the west and what needs to be done to finally divide russia into parts details of the conversation our correspondent emil mersaeva? compromise is impossible, it is necessary to shake the situation in russia it's literally unanimous. they say that the french ultra-liberal writer bernard henri levy, who is also called the european butcher for justifying all the wars unleashed by the united states and nato, as well as the economist , the first president of the european bank for reconstruction and development, jacques atalia, peacefully call ukraine such a disaster, of ​​course , they will never say openly inconvenient for the official brussels revelations go only in private conversation. they thought that they were talking with the former president of the independent petro poroshenko, in fact,

mrjohnson accused sir bernard of hypocrisy.said to the bbc it wouldn't be appropriate to comment given that an investigation is ongoing for top you thought you'd heard the last of partygate westminster? not a bit of it. thank ou, chris westminster? not a bit of it. thank you, chris mason. _ if you're a homeowner, many of you know the cost of borrowing for your mortgage has gone up steadily in the past few months in line with the bank of england raising interest rates, and now an average five—year fixed rate has risen to above 6%. if borrowers are feeling the squeeze, savers should be getting a better return on their money, but the bosses of the four biggest banks have been summoned by the watchdog to explain why rates on savings accounts have simply not gone up as fast. here's our cost of living correspondent, colletta smith. isaac is one of the youngest fully qualified butchers in the country, and he's slicing and dicing his wages to save as much as he can. when you get paid every week. try put like half of it away. it's just

don't at me, bernard. no. bernard. but apparently, no.een hearing, there are some breaking news lines this hour and they're coming to us all the time. lines this hour and they're coming to us all the time . we're coming to us all the time. we're heanng coming to us all the time. we're hearing that the chair of the privileges committee, sir bernard jenkins, could be facing a police investigation. the metropol written police are reopening their investigation into the jingle and mingle lockdown party at conservative party hq . it's lockdown party at conservative party hq. it's also going to look into the gatherings on the 8th of december 2020, which tory mp bernard jenkin is said to have attended, and they reopened that investigation and launched a fresh probe. now into partygate allegations . two partygate allegations. two potential covid regulation breaches happened during the event at the conservative campaign headquarters in december 2020. those news lines coming to us all the time. we'll bnng coming to us all the time. we'll bring you t

right. bernard smith reporting for minutes. thank you very much. pablo silicon howard's, the defense and military analyst and he explained why per goshen can travel to russia freely. so i would say a ceasefire between precaution, um the crime when uh, kind of fries of the situation that was agreed together with the present dental question. co bella bruce s. and this is on the dc side, but both sides are more with holding it up. it was, it was traveling, and russia doing his business. and it was mentioned earlier that there was money, sees a actual lot of money that goes around his live in that group. they retreated from attacking moscow, but they're still fighting, credible force. and the times with the threat, i'm one of those not ready to take them on. they are not on the russian territory. the basically, i mean, there's a do it regardless the, the are there on, in the done boss watching the international community considers ukrainian territory, but they're in bases. they are right now in camps and they're armed. will they be

in dublin, cornell bernard. >> as is common when temperatures heat up, bar is slowing down trains.hey are running trains at slower speeds between four stations until 6:00 tonight. right about now. you are encouraged to add 10 minutes your travel time. you can keep track of the temperatures and the air quality with the very same tools that spencer uses. you can find them all in our app. just download the abc seven area at. traffic is moving along on san rafael bridge after an 18 hour closure that ended early this morning. a man suffering from a mental health issue was safely rescued from underneath that bridge at 7:00 a.m.. this all started at about 1:00 friday afternoon. that led the highway patrol to close the lower decks eastbound lanes. the closure caused major gridlock throughout the bay area where fire officials told abc seven news's glory this was a necessary safety move. quite unfortunately it did create a lot of traffic congestion. we are apologetic of that. the individual safety along with our rescuer safety was primary in our concerns. >> there will be no way up there any

let's go live to leave, where bernard smith is standing by, bernard. this is really the day after the vote right and protest is failed to stop this bill despite remarkable mobilization over the course of multiple months. what are you seeing today? i'm a straight cyril. it's a much quieter than it was last night. people taking stock, remember, we've had more than 29 weeks now. a protests mainly centered in salary, but in other cities in the country as well, against this do digital reform bills, some protests in favor, but they've got those protests, haven't gotten the money. why? the lords and past, now those who in favor of the protests will say, at least while you managed to delay this for 6 months, and if you happen to protested much more will happen. and therefore, we should keep protesting to keep up the pressure on the government to remember that in yahoo said problem goes on recess on the weekend. and yahoo said he's not going to us any more of his massive judicial reform bill until november. and he's open to tools, there is a big protest open sa

it's also alleged this man, conservative mp sir bernard jenkin was there.risjohnson lied to parliament. why did you not take proper advice. this is complete nonsense. mrjohnson has accused him of hypocrisy. sir bernard jenkin told the bbc tonight it is not appropriate to comment on a continuing investigation. this second police inquiry into what happened in parliament appears particularly loaded with the potential for fresh political jeopardy. who was there and where might it leave their reputation? but borisjohnson, so often the centre of these partygate rows, isn't facing new investigations into potential breaches of the covid rules. either here at chequers, the prime minister's country in buckinghamshire, or downing street. all this is awkward once again for the current resident here, rishi sunak. whenever he tries to move on, the ghosts of the conservatives�* recent past return. chris mason, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. a man who killed his neighbour and her two daughters by setting their flat on fire has been found gu

sir bernard has responded. tonight in a statement saying it's not appropriate to comment on a continuing investing situation. the metropolitan police are reopening their investigation into the jingle and mingle lockdown party at conservative party hq on december the 8th, 2020, which tory mp bernard jenkin is said to have attended to covid regulation breaches allegedly took place during that party. well, the prime minister has been saying today that refer choosing to say rather when he'll fulfil his promise to stop small boat crossings over the enghsh small boat crossings over the english channel. but he's denied the plan is on hold amid legal obstacles stopping the government's plan to process migrants in rwanda. he was questioned today by senior mps of the liaison committee and he denied there was no plan b if the supreme court did not overturn the ruling. blocking the removal of migrants to rwanda . he says ministers will rwanda. he says ministers will challenge the appeal court judgement confidently and vigo

chair of the liaison committee, senior conservative mp bernard jenkin , is facing mp sir bernard jenkinacing a police probe into claims he actually attended a lockdown party for his wife's birthday in december 2020. >> the metropolitan police has also launched a formal investigation into a party held by the former conservative mayoral candidate shaun bailey's campaign team. well see, and bailey's . bailey's. >> he's got an honour, hasn't he? >> he is on boris honours list. >> he is on boris honours list. >> yeah. it seems a bit strange, isn't it? >> right. more on this political analyst leon emirali . now part analyst leon emirali. now part of me wants to say, oh, forget it . right. been there, done it. it. right. been there, done it. got the t shirt, move on. and then part of me goes, no, it's all a bit preposterous that you get the investigators and being investigated by all of this, that he is who is without sin cast the first stone. >> yeah. i mean , look, partygate >> yeah. i mean, look, partygate is back . where did it where did is back. where did it where did it go? you could arg

it's also alleged this man, conservative mp sir bernard jenkin was there.ncluded borisjohnson lied to parliament. why did you not take proper advice but is why did you not take proper advice bu. , . ., , ., , , why did you not take proper advice bu|,_,, , mr why did you not take proper advice bu- , , ., , , mrjohnson but is complete nonsense. mrjohnson has accused — but is complete nonsense. mrjohnson has accused him _ but is complete nonsense. mrjohnson has accused him of _ but is complete nonsense. mrjohnson has accused him of hypocrisy - but is complete nonsense. mrjohnson has accused him of hypocrisy to - but is complete nonsense. mrjohnson has accused him of hypocrisy to stop l has accused him of hypocrisy to stop sir bernard jenkin told the bbc tonight it is not appropriate to comment on a continuing investigation. this second police inquiry into what happened in parliament appears particularly loaded with the potential for fresh politicaljeopardy. who was there and where might it leave their reputation? but borisjohnson, so often the centre of these

cornell bernard, abc7 news. kristen: that's a good idea. coverage continues with abc7 reporter ryan curry. julian: people are preparing for the hot temperatures. reporter: taking her dogs out as part of her plan to tackle this weekend's heat event. >> get out early on hunker down later in the afternoon. reporter: getting a head start on the day's chores is what she will be doing throughout this heat oven. >> it's been very cool and we did not have any adjustment and all of a sudden excessive heat. went for a hike this week and my body was not liking it. i think it's a reminder that we are actually in summer now. reporter: the air quality management district issued a spare the air alert for friday. they are asking people to be mindful of time spent outside. and if you can, avoid driving. >> the combination of sunlight and high temperatures and vehicle exhaust creates smog. it tends to occur when the temperatures are high for an extended time. reporter: they are advising people with respiratory conditions to limit time outside as the air qual

they call themselves philosophers, politicians and writers, there u famous, and bernard-henri levin and eh. jacques ali well, the second one may be less well-known, but the first one is called the herald of the apocalypse, the herald of the orange revolution, and the second one is a member of the billionaire club of this famous analogue of the world government . leaders the first leaders of the european bank for reconstruction development adviser to the miteterans of the presidents of france and, in general, the former head of the current president. mma or macron is still known, but scandalous statements that people are over 65 years old, they make a very heavy burden on society, the economy, and therefore the state should not somehow help them, but these are famous people, famous philosophers. and here are the ideologists of all these orange revolutions and serious characters. very much looking at the first part of the conversation compromise is impossible. in my opinion. the only compromise is to find a way to help the russians get out of the situation properly. separately, i can note

i just gotta, bernard smith is in paris with the reaction from the french government of the french foreign ministry says it has no other objective than the security of his citizens in these years as our priorities, the safety of all nationals and all prophecy which cannot be the object of violence frontier is foreign ministry says its embassy came on the violins of time from protest, as it says, with clearly prepared and the secure tick, those policies weren't able to intervene and the your opinions for them. policy cheap goes at borrow. he's also said that the jet will be held responsible by the european union, all attacks on civilians, diplomatic personnel and embassies in the you will quickly and resolutely apply any decisions of the regional forces. echo was actual fly economic sanctions. obviously there's a lot of the french sentiments in many of its former colonies in west africa. i'm not positive. african now's become something of a diplomatic, factual ground between the french and your opinions on one side. and then on the other side, you have the russians. and the chinese, and tha

. >> hey, garrett, i know you're getting in new reporting, if you could walk us through regarding bernard kerik handing over thousands of pages of document to special counsel. what more are we learning about this? >> i hit send before i sat down in the chair. the special counsel is continues to get new information all the time, and among that new information are thousands of pages of documents that were handed over to the special counsel's office just yesterday by the attorney for bernie kerrick, the former new york police commissioner, trump ally who had been working with rudy giuliani running their own investigation to try to find voter fraud after the 2020 election. there had been a long back and forth, is my understanding, about some of these communications, whether they were privileged, and in what manner they should be turned over, but that review, and i'm trying to figure out exactly under the circumstances with which it ended, ended late last week, and kerrick's attorney, jim parlatore, all of that information was turned over late last night into this morning. again, we have a tar

of oxbridge and south y. slip, bernard, $40000.00 foot view of things here, just how bad was this for the conservatives? the serial it was for the conservatives, at least not a white washing and buyers and whitewash with prime minister risky. so nothing but clean, you know? and so what spreads was just a very sort of thing fig leaves the tories held on here because of a very specific local issue. the extension of a london scheme that imposes heavy fees on people using older vehicles that was deeply unpopular. that's why they clung on the big a worry though, is losing some a lot. the constituency in the north of england, with a $20000.00 conservative majority labor managing to over to and not a suggestion. a message to tory and peas in what would be considered very safe seats, that they may not be safe and could be vulnerable. same in the south west of england in the summer search area. the evidence that people have lent the votes to the liberal democrats to make sure the toys didn't with not seat evidence that a tactile voting. another concern for next or so there is a general electio

let's go live to tell of even to bernard smith, bernard we saw the, the violent scenes from yesterday. i know it was quieter today. what's the next step for protesters? is there any sense of where this might be headed for them as well? so we have the doctors on that 24 hour strike of the other providing imagines that cover no calls yet for a general nationwide strike and protest is taking stock, i guess quanto on the streets. but that will be, uh, there are plans for another major pro just sitting here on saturday on saturday. i think people announcing where they can go with this problem and go into the excess on the weekend netanyahu. the prime minister. he's said that he's open to talk is open to negotiations before the rest of this. the additional over whole bill is a huge, a huge bill goes through the problem and when it comes back in october, the problem is that the opposition don't trust them. and they've said that nobody said yet that they'd be willing to go into the tools, negotiating a negotiations with them about the rest of the bill, because they don't, they just don't trus

thank you very much, sir bernard. - inquiry. sir bob neil. thank you very much, sir bernard.d. prime minister, opening the bowling is perhaps not the appropriate start for today. we attempt to coordinate the activity of all the select committees. the purpose of the inquiry is to look at the way government seeks to coordinate policy and decisions and action across government departments. do you recognise that there is a problem with uk government activities being very silent? i activities being very silent? i think that has historically been a concern of government, i saw that as chancellor, actually. —— being very siloed. the things that are important to them focused on and some areas possibly less developed than you might like. i can certainly see why the perception is there. and i saw that as chancellor. flan see why the perception is there. and i saw that as chancellor. can i see why the perception is there. and i saw that as chancellor.— i saw that as chancellor. can i draw the ministry — i saw that as chancellor. can i draw the ministry of _ i saw that as chancellor. can

just how bad was this for the conservative bernard? i'm wondering whether richie soon ack this morning, woke up in thought left. we dodged a bullet. we only lost 2 of these 3 elections, or does he think this is a catastrophe? well, several richie, so not cause a not long ago visiting the tory, the new tory and be that managed to cling onto this seat. and he said that the next election is not a dumb deal. let me have these truth been. save them virus much of a whitewash, but really victory here is just the smallest a fig leaves over what is really generally pretty bad news. the tories wouldn't hear because of a very specific local issue, the expansion of a london scheme that imposes have to fees on people using older polluting cause it's being imposed by a labor amount of london. and it's very popular. the conservative party really needs to be worried about is losing that seats in the north of england, not over to and significant majority says to conservative empties in safe seats. those with perhaps over 15000 majorities that really th

thank you very much, bernard smith live there in paris. and so don, as strikes, have hate undermined me the capital cartoon. following a brief, loud during the 8 holiday fighting between the army and the power military rapid support forces began in mid april. at least a 1000 people have since been killed in more than 2000000 for some that homes. have a morgan has more from home, don't mind me, a car to since the early hours of uh this morning, which is around 5 am local time or 3 am gmc, there's been an exchange of gunfire between the power and military rapids support forces. and this is the news army in the northern part of on demand city, the twin city of the big capital cartoon. now we understand that the rapids support forces attached to the locality of godaddy in the northern parts of the mind. and that'd be as to the needs army responded with the gun fly, and it's still ongoing, although it has reduced it to, to a large degree. but we were able to see plumes of smoke. we were able to hear the artillery and they were as tried long aga

sir bernard has responded. comment on a continuing investing situation. the metropolitan police are reopening their investigation into the jingle and mingle lockdown party at conservative if is said tory mp bernard jenkin is said to have attended to covid regulation breaches allegedly took place during that

we're going to speak to bernard smith and telling me, 1st of all, we're going to go to a lot of con in west jerusalem, florida. we're getting reports that the frustrations that the demonstrations i've been feeling for weeks now beginning to boil over. we're seeing clashes between them and the police how well actually they um, earlier on just a couple of hours ago, they were tens of thousands of protest this behind me there was a sea of flu. why it's ready flags as the evening continued on them, we sore securities of the town up with water cannon they started, sprang at them out with them being hit by a sense of skunk horses is really unusual in these judicial as a whole protest. the 1st time it's being used here, so that was really punted and then they supposed to be sprayed by blue water. so they were really trying to clear the protests, many of the town in the square just behind me. you can see that a couple of flashing lights now, not much coming on. most people go to home, but they sat down, they refused to move for hours. many were just angry. i was talking to the protests . they

a >> state representative malcolm kenyatta, as i -- wear cv documents from bernard kerik. an interesting character, they giuliani associate, and it had to deal with their attempts to find voter fraud. your state, i'm sure you're very familiar with it, one of those targeted by trump and his allies after the election for allegations of voter fraud. we all know, and you're certainly well aware, they did not find any widespread voter fraud in pennsylvania, or quite honestly, anywhere in the country. talk to me about the specifics of this. how could this information help with jack smith's investigation? >> thanks, ayman. i serve on the house state government committee, which oversees our elections. i was actually an elector, and trump and his attorneys sued all of the electors -- sued us personally and sued -- i don't know how many people he sued. a lot of people were named in that lawsuit. but here's what we know for sure. donald trump is a lying liar who lies. and as you barbara, know it's, for many years, there is a legal process at the justice department that is going to pl

brazil, the initiator of the project ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to brazil in belarus bernardgarcia klingol delivered a speech. the exhibition is a way of bringing together two cultures, belarusian and brazilian, it is also an attempt to destroy some stereotypes that have developed in society, and brazil a carnivals and expand understanding of the country is also a kind of motivation tool to inspire people to start studying brazilian culture more deeply this project has become a continuation already existing belarusian-brazilian project in the brazilian street, where through culture predominantly street art, there is an interchange of cultures, 14 artists of our country created a collective portrait of brazil in full of contrasts of the expression of the characters of the brazilian history of culture, they conveyed through painting the graphics of the art object installation digital art and animation curators of the exhibition. e , they tried to show, then, and with what eyes the belarusian artists, who in fact have never been to brazil and imagine it to themselves, e in many

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story tonight is that the chair of the privileges committee, tory mp sir bernard jenkin, could be facing a police investigation into a lockdown party at conservative party headquarters. sir bernard has responded tonight in a statement saying it isn't appropriate to comment on a continuing inaya investigation. while the metropolitan police will be reopening their investigation action into the so—called jingle and mingle lockdown party at conservative party hq on december the 8th, 2020, which tory mp sir bernard jenkin is said to have attended to covid regulation breaches allegedly took place during the party. well, staying with politics and the prime minister refused to say today when he'll fulfil his promise to stop small boat crossings over the english channel. but he's denied the plan. is on hold amid the legal obstacles stopping the government's plan to process migrants in rwanda being questioned by senior mps. migrants in rwanda being questioned by senior mps . today, questioned by senior mps. today, rishi sunak denied there was no plan b if the supreme court does not overturn the ru

shown preparing for a new test of holding celebrations on bastille day on july 14 anastasia about the bernard mukhin 200, france but before we all disperse in our regions for a short time, let's introduce the country to what two our branch. first, in a word , yaroslavia state television and radio broadcasting company, evgeny noniya and marina ramakina are already in the studio. good evening, igor rybinsky , a new border guard ship was launched today, it is a real thunderstorm. violators of state borders. the ship is able to develop high speed and be at sea. up to 20 days, his other qualities allow the boat to provide assistance to ships in distress, as well as to participate in extinguishing fires on ships and coastal structures, and this patrol ship is already the sixth, made in rybinsk by order of the border service. the fsb boat will take up duty in the fall. thank you colleagues, we will let you get ready for the broadcast, but we will use the remaining minute before the regional part to turn on the state television and radio broadcasting company kostroma and innokenty basman. hello, igor

joining me to discuss and not to mock is bernard.ecause you are in the free state of florida. i have always been skeptical of desantis. he is just like mark rubio, he's just like bush. people in new york decide he's going to be viable but the real truth is they were never that charismatic to begin with. is this america catching up with who desantis is or has he made tactical mistakes that led him to peter out? >> you're a college professor. the fact is you're right. you really want to narrow it down to what the fundamental issue is in my judgment is ron desantis is not donald trump. he completely misread the election. every florida voter knows if it were not for donald trump, ron desantis would never have been the government of florida. and not only the act of running against him but really this has just been an awkward, rudderless campaign, where this charisma free, really kind of off-putting person really never stood a chance. and his only goal here now i felt from the beginning was just to be the last man standing. can he hang aro

kristen: colonel bernard is live. we start with spencer christian. spencer: i have not stopped watching the weather conditions. we have some updated information. this is an excessive heat warning. yesterday we were talking about excessive heat watches for the bay area. we will be under an excessive heat warning from 11:00 a.m. saturday to 11 p.m. sunday. the temperatures will range from upper 90's to near 110. low temperatures overnight will be the 60's in the valleys, and 70's in the higher elevations. that is one for overnight conditions. this heat can increase the risk of heat related illnesses. this is -- the bay area is not the only part of the state that will experience this. we have this heat warning in effect for most of the entire state of california, with the exception of the eastern, northeastern edge, that is under heat advisory. as we look ahead, we expect high temperatures tomorrow to move into the upper 90's. a few inland locations will see highs above 100. on saturday, numerous locations are in the at or above 100 degrees. 107, 108, m

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in contra costa county, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. dion: housing is an issue that we focus on as part of our commitment to building a better bay area. a group called 50 men she met with state legislators to call attention to the area housing crisis. the group of 22 santa clara churches asked lawmakers what is being done to support on house folks and undocumented communities. >> one of the big challenges, not just with low income, it is easier to deal with undocumented people, and we have fought hard to make sure that nobody keeps a registry of who is documented and undocumented. dion: the groups are pushing for the passage of a measure -- pair of measures which would create statewide tenant protections and help religious institutions create a formal housing on their property. nancy pelosi said today that house speaker kevin mccarthy is playing politics with the idea of expunging former president donald trump's two impeachments. >> this is about being afraid, as i have said before. donald trump is a puppeteer. what does he do all the t

and smith's team, quote, recently contacted and -- scheduling a grand jury appearance by bernard kerikquote. now, there's a name you will remember. he was the former new york city police commissioner who worked with rudy giuliani to overturn the election results pardoned by -- according to his lawyer, bernard kerik's scheduled to speak directly with the team of the special counsel in mid august. so, it was an awfully busy day at the courthouse here in washington d.c., where there was also a bit of a kerfuffle relating to the fact that there are multiple multiple important meetings going on at once. while the grand jury heard from william russell, in another courtroom u.s. district judge trevor mcfadden was trying to hold a hearing to hold a hearing to deliver a verdict against two defendants who participated in the attack on the capitol on january 6th. but one of the defense attorneys was late. he was a guy named stanley woodward. because stanley woodward also represents william russell. so when woodward showed up about half an hour late, he explain to the judge, quote i could not leav