i spoke with bay or c o bill anderson about his plans to turn his company's fortunes or runes on how it felt to face shareholders. for the 1st time, you always have to separate sort of there's where you were, there's where you are and there's where you're going. and i feel, and i, and i see this with our major shareholders in life, and i'm talking with them on a very regular basis. they, they own our stock, not because of where we were and not because of where we are. but because of where they can see we're going, you know, we, we have these 3 amazing businesses, each of them. this is playing a vital role in the world for people, for patients, for farmers, for eaters, that's all of us us. and we have some challenges, right? we have a high level that we have the bureaucracy, our farm, the pipeline is, is sort of skewed where the early stage, where is we'd like it to be later. right. and, and, and we have this litigation situation in the us. and so we, we have to basically navigate driving the businesses forward achieving this mission that we have. but at the same time, we've got to ta

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bill. and i so appreciate it. doug anderson, lou chia mastrcelo, and amber willette, trisha enright, james burgess, drew hamill and megan tirey for helping us through many phases of this. i also want to thank the detailee from the faa airport office rob hawks and sammy rose who isous in over at the faa. rukia hasam for their hard work. i us will want to thank senator cruz's team because in all of these negotiations, it was critical to not only have a great understanding of faa issues but our colleagues and their priorities and continuing -- it i'm not saying the republicans came up with more amendments but it certainly felt like that for a long time. it felt like y'all had a lot -- we had a pilot on our side. you had a few pilots on your side. so we processed a lot of amendments. so i, too, want to thank brad grant, nicole, simone, andrew miller, hana hagan and leah mckenna for their work and matt weissman and ben rowsside. and laura bates. we've been through a lot. we have been through a covid crisis and how to manage our avia

two huge hitters, lee anderson and sir bill cash.eak to tory minister of state for enterprise, markets and small business, kevin hollinrake, and i gb news. welcome back to our general election special. now, the tories think they may have salvaged their election hopes with the plan to bring back national service. but is that really going to do the job? and crucially, as well, we need some detail on this, don't we? who's exempt? who is going to be exempt? who is going to be exempt from this? i caught up with minister of state for enterprise markets and small business, kevin hollinrake earlier today. >> he will be exempt from it when it's in place, it will be, introduced flexibly. it's subject to a royal commission who are going to put the detail, are going to inform us about what the right way to do it is. but, the intention is that every 18 year old will do it. it will work flexibly so that people can, potentially , do it around, can, potentially, do it around, do their service around other commitments they have, such as some work com

anderson. he's been billed a hero, a great samaritan and britain's kindest plumber. he offers services for free to all the vulnerable people in society . i've got to people in society. i've got to say, though, he's been making headunes say, though, he's been making headlines for all the wrong reasons. today, a bbc expose alleges that he is a liar that is misused donations and that it is misused donations and that it is his exploited his customers. james anderson joins me live tonight to respond to those allegations and get this right. a new study shows that 1 in 20 adults have a food allergy. why on earth do you think this number is so high? and mps , they number is so high? and mps, they averted the cyclist to be jailed for up to 14 years if they cause a death on the road. do you support that? and also let me ask you this about cyclists. do you think they should have to have insurance ? we've got all have insurance? we've got all that and more. but before we get stuck in, let's cross live for tonight's latest news headlines . tonight's latest news headlines. >> mich

anderson. he's been billed a hero, a great samaritan and britain's kindest plumber. society. i've got to say, though, he's been making headunes say, though, he's been making headlines for all the wrong reasons. today, a bbc expose alleges that he is a liar that is misused donations and that it is misused donations and that it is his exploited his customers. james anderson joins me live tonight to respond to those allegations and get this right. a new study shows that 1 in 20 adults have a food allergy. why on earth do you think this number is so high? and mps , they

here to celebrate that my dear friend mike round public consider and i have introduced anderson has now passed a bill with a catchy title stop tax penalties on american hostages. it cleared unanimously, thank you, and we now await house action. this this is a late as the nf actions some of us have taken together. there is now a national hostage and wrongful detainee day that is reckoned by bill passed in the defense authorization bill last year and cited a lowlife president biden. that's march 9. we are also working on legislation to repair the credit score of those who were wrongfully imprisoned, held hostage, or detained. as you can imagine, if you spend years in prison in russia for in iran or being held captive in afghanistan or in gaza, and you are not making payments on your bills, your credit score suffers your so it senator tillis and i are next hoping to move the fair credit for american hostages act. let me conclude by saying this. we have to do more together to deter hostage taking, to restore to the united states those who have been wrongfully detained, to cooperate across our government.

bill. and i so appreciate it. doug anderson, lou chia mastrcelo, and amber willette, trisha enright, james burgess, drew hamill and megan tirey for helping us through many phases of this. i also want to thank the detailee from the faa airport office rob hawks and sammy rose who isous in over at the faa. rukia hasam for their hard work. i us will want to thank senator cruz's team because in all of these negotiations, it was critical to not only have a great understanding of faa issues but our colleagues and their priorities and continuing -- it i'm not saying the republicans came up with more amendments but it certainly felt like that for a long time. it felt like y'all had a lot -- we had a pilot on our side. you had a few pilots on your side. so we processed a lot of amendments. so i, too, want to thank brad grant, nicole, simone, andrew miller, hana hagan and leah mckenna for their work and matt weissman and ben rowsside. and laura bates. we've been through a lot. we have been through a covid crisis and how to manage our avia

is unifying them when it comes to organize retail crime, anderson is that they are all backing local state as well as the retailers a federal billit is proposed at this stage is called the combating organized retail crime act. it would essentially create an intelligence sharing hub at the department of homeland security. but like so much in congress right now, this proposed bill, despite the fact that is bipartisan port is still languishing in congress and there are a lot of big box stores taking the measures of home depot that basically everybody that's what's really remarkable about this just on that one bus we were at the wrist six retailers, all of them companies that you know. >> so if you walk into a big box retailer anywhere in this country, they probably have some type of law enforcement people, people who are investigative backgrounds trying to combat this very crime across state lines. >> cannula, thanks so much that national hurricane center released its official preseason forecast today and it's not good. they say we could see more storms than ever this year. cnn chief climate correspondent bill weird joins me now ho

anderson. we saw this obviously in 1992 with bill clinton, senior bush and ross perot.tant and obviously 2000 jill stein, ralph nader, democrats still haven't gotten over that, but that's it was a different political environment. you know, this is in 2000 and it's not 1968 or 1974, for that matter. >> i do want to ask you this, though, for those folks who are on the fence, we're talking about the black voters who were starting to support trump, the, the, the younger voters. is there a way for him to turn it around, or is this biden's area to go in and get those voters? >> i mean, african american male voters voted, 90% with joe biden in 2020, 94% of african american women, voted for joe biden. those are really high numbers. but if donald trump is able to get those numbers down to, say, 80, 85, and the latinx voters, if he gets latinos and latinas, democrats need two out of three. and if trump can cut into that, so he needs to lose just a few, or gain just a few. if you want to think of it that way. and he is in a place where he can push joe biden, he's going to continue

and as jeremy mentioned, according to a diplomatic source telling are becky anderson so in both bill burns and the qatari prime minister played significant roles along with other mediators and really putting the pressure on hamas to accept this framework. but i do think until we have gotten that official response from the israelis, noting really a sense of caution here is really important. just given that in the month of reporting on these ongoing negotiations, we have had other moments like this of real optimism, where we appear to be on the brink of a potential deal. and then for whatever reason that deal has fallen apart. and in fact, you know, coming out of this weekend, it did appear that we were actually quite our from anything materializing out of the ongoing talks that we saw over the weekend. i just think all of that gives you a sense of how up and down these ongoing negotiations have been. i should also remind our viewers that of course president biden and prime minister netanyahu spoke earlier today. and of course, these ongoing talks was one of the topic that the two lite

anderson. here in the studio with me, former conservative mp angela knight, former labour mp bill rammell and formerks today we will know who the government is. keir starmer stands accused of caving in to the far left over aba reforms. new immigration tax is it completely insane? the tories are lagging behind? will rishi finally be radical? it's all to play finally be radical? it's all to play for and we're doing the absolute lot of it. after your . news. >> well, the top story from the gb news room is that donald trump says he's going to appeal his conviction for falsifying business records, claiming the trial was very unfair and rigged. he said, by the biden administration, he was

anderson. here in the studio with me, former conservative mp angela knight, former labour mp bill rammell and former norman baker. five weeks today we will know who the government is. keir starmer stands accused of caving in to the far left over aba reforms. new immigration tax is it completely insane? the tories are lagging behind? will rishi finally be radical? it's all to play finally be radical? it's all to play for and we're doing the absolute lot of it. after your . news. >> well, the top story from the gb news room is that donald trump says he's going to appeal his conviction for falsifying business records, claiming the trial was very unfair and rigged. he said, by the biden administration, he was found guilty of all 34 counts last night in a new york courthouse. however, it doesn't appear to have deterred his supporters, including reform uk's nigel farage, who says donations to the republican's campaign have gone up . in a speech at trump gone up. in a speech at trump tower, mr trump described the conviction as a scam verdict. >> i'm doing something for this country and i'm doing something

bill. those who live in the south county would see increases of $1 to just over $3 a month. now, valley water's biggest project is the seismic retrofit of the andersonam in morgan hill, a project that has ballooned in cost to $2.3 billion. labor and materials all those costs have skyrocketed in recent years, so of course we have to pay for those and we see those increases. but the reality is our board has to balance the idea of, hey, you know, what are the charges for water here in santa clara county, but also preparing for the future. we can't let these infrastructure projects be delayed anymore. the longer we wait, the more they end up costing and it ends up costing us more down the road. so really, this is the most cost effective way to get these projects done is to get them done. now now, the federal government mandated that the anderson reservoir, which was built in 1950, be retrofit after studies found that the structure could fail in a major earthquake and cause widespread flooding and destruction across santa clara valley. if you've driven past anderson reservoir, you've probably wondered why isn't it ever full? even when we have so much rai

surprising anderson because we've seen this playbook over and over again with very few exceptions that been somebody like chris christie where people will go after donald trump, look at bill bar. >> all these terrible things that trump is going to do to the country. but when it comes down to it, party over country. and so that's what i'm not surprised about nikki haley. it's disappointing. she said in another one of those soundbites that trump needs to reach out to her voters. i'll also say biden needs to reach out to her voters. i don't know what the biden administration or the biden campaign has been doing, but they're not reaching out to those voters. >> congressman, i mean, it clearly seems she wants a future for some sort of political future or some sort of future on the lecture circuit in front of republican audiences and nose if she's going to do that, she has to at this stage continue to bend the knee to trump i mean, it seems like purely a political calculus it is, it is. and that's 100% true if she wants a future in the gop on this trajectory, i happen to believe the gop will be fixed someday, but she will have to the superpower of donald trump. and frankly, the

happening below that bill burns level at what we call the working level or that experts who go over the finer points. so these talks are inching along but significant gaps still remain. anderson, i'm in general hurtling in any negotiations. it's odd one, sayyed said they've publicly make a statement saying they've accepted a ceasefire deal. what do you make of hamas saying that? >> well it was fascinating today. i that hamas announced or someone announced that they had accepted the deal that hadn't been coordinated on both sides is alex just said, but here's the important part. i think one of the things that we're overlooking as the element that affects combat and warfare that both tactical and the strategic level is time. since the start of this war, time has been on the side of hamas. it's a critical part of their strategy along with their tunnels and they've wrap themselves around the palestines so that anything that can help create more of a humanitarian crisis our gives israel a bad image is something that they want to do. it isn't just their approach. it's their strategic objective. and we're seeing that today is as soon as first of all, when they talks were going on ov

bill. it's good to see you. this morning. i'm wondering what you make of todd blanche's closing arguments so far? >> good morning, anderson. well he's in a tough spot because he's got a lot of ground to cover in a relatively short amount of time. i think he said he's going to try to keep it down to 200 and when you think of the length of this trial and the number of witnesses that's really not a lot of time the lion's share, if you were doing say, an eight slice pizza pie six of those slices should probably be reserved from michael cohen. so he's got a cram in all those other witnesses in into slices, so to speak. >> do you think he spent enough time on michael cohen? because i would karen friedman agnifilo was on earlier who was saying she might have spent a full hour just going through how many different people and in trials and under oath, michael cohen has lied you know, i heard karen say that earlier this morning and was nodding my head in agreement. you could spend days on michael cohen, but you reach a point of diminishing returns. and at some point you're beating a dead horse. but i think you have to really make it

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