>> bradley blackburn in new york. thank you. >>> breaking overnight, a man is in custody after an apparent attempt to assassinate the vice president of argentina. cristina fernandez de kirchner was surrounded as she exited her videowpoinng a gun inches from her head. she was not physically hurt. argentina's president said the attempt failed because the gun did not fire when the trigger was pulled. the suspect identified as a brazilian citizen was quickly detained by security. the vice president who previously served as president is on trial for corruption charges. >>> back in california, firefighters are still battling two wildfires amid a blistering heat wave. the root fire in a rural area north of los angeles has burned more than 5,000 acres. it's destroyed at least one house and is only 27% contained. temperatures in the area hit 112 degrees yesterday. they're expected to top 100 for the next several days. >>> and the border 32 fire east of san diego has grown to more than 4,000 acres. it's burned at least four bui

blackburn: you had no direct knowledge? peiter: i got direct briefings from the people who were in the calls telling me what they did. sen. blackburn: so it was all secondhand. peiter: correct, from the people involved in the calls. sen. blackburn: did the ftc come to twitter and identify specific conduct or representations that concern them? peiter: that would be a question you have to ask the chief privacy officer, who would have been the recipient of those outreach. sen. blackburn: let me ask you about the issue of click through ads. i know many times our adversaries will, through a company in china, specifically, the ccp will be part owner of a company. so they use click-through ads to gain access to platform user data, including china, including other adversaries, and including places where twitter is block and they are finding ways to evade the tracking and to get into these networks. in your experience, is this a typical black this -- typical practice that happens at the global platforms? peiter: click-through ads to

thank you senator blackburn for joining. senator blackburn, do you intend to ask any questions? i was just wondering. if you want to go ahead and go, the chairman has let us start the committee again. he will be here shortly. in interest of your time, if you could, i don't want to rush you. senator blackburn. >> thank you mr. chairman. i want to say thank you so much to you for being here. one of the things that i wanted to talk with you about, being from tennessee, copyright is in terribly -- copyright is terribly important to us. as we like to say, three chords and the truth get you a long way. when it comes to the music industry, we have worked on things like the music modernization act and tried to push forward some of those concepts that will strengthen copyright protections and also strengthen against infringement. you know has become really quite an issue. i don't want you to comment on this case, but i do want you to walk through with me how you look at potential implications of a broad fair use standard. i have found an, because -- i have found an, in andy warhol public

blackburn: you had no direct knowledge? peiter: i got direct briefings from the people who were in the calls telling me what they did. sen. blackburn: so it was all secondhand. peiter: correct, from the people involved in the calls. sen. blackburn: did the ftc come to twitter and identify specific conduct or representations that concern them? peiter: that would be a question you have to ask the chief privacy officer, who would have been the recipient of those outreach. sen. blackburn: let me ask you about the issue of click through ads. i know many times our adversaries will, through a company in china, specifically, the ccp will be part owner of a company. so they use click-through ads to gain access to platform user data, including china, including other adversaries, and including places where twitter is block and they are finding ways to evade the tracking and to get into these networks. in your experience, is this a typical black this -- typical practice that happens at the global platforms? peiter: click-through ads to

i'm bradley blackburn in new york.esident biden said former president trump and maga republicans are threatening the foundations of the republic. the fiery speech in front of independence hall directly took on the former president and said trump supporters do not respect the constitution. >>> nasa is set to launch its artemis rocket saturday after scrubbing a launch earlier this week. the agency says they've changed fueling procedures to fix problems with engine chilling. artemis could eventually take astronauts back to the moon. >>> and serena and vehemence held court again at the u.s. open thursday night, but lost their doubles match to a pair of czech opponents. it is likely the end of serena's doubles career as she evolves away from tennis. together the williams sisters have won 14 major doubles titles. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm bradley blackburn, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> tonight, day four of the humanitarian wate

bradley blackburn has th. the latest. >> reporter: two planes landed n martha's vineyard, karen dozens of migrants who came to the united states seeking a better life. one of them told reportere did not know you would and appe. and appear. they told me there was a work opportunity come he . he said. the flight was arranged arranged by florida governor ros ron desantis. >> every community in america should be sharing in the burden. . it should not fall on red st. >> reporter: they are intensifying their effort to move migrants to sanctuary cities. texas governor greg abbott has already taken 10,002 new york , chicago, and washington, d.c. yesterday 100 more were dropped off near the residence of the vice president. president. workers scrambled top to help. >> we just got word the bus woud be here. >> reporter: last night resident biden called it a political stunt. >> republicans are playing politics with human beings, usig them as props. what they're doing is wrong. >> reporter: the white house said officials g

bradley blackburn has more. >> ryan reynolds having his first colonoscopy. >> you can raise awarenessng that will save lives. >> the appointment was with our doctor with cameras rolling. 25 minutes later, >> i found an extremely little polyp on the right side of the colon. potentially life-saving. this is why you do this. you have no symptoms. >> okay i am thrilled. take you so much, thank you for pushing me to do this. >> this is the polyp, i cut it off and it's gone. you're interrupting the natural process that could have ended up developing into cancer. >> when it was rob mcelhenney 's turn. >> we found three polyps that were small and not a big deal but good that we found them early. >> both actors are 45 years old, the age recommended for people at average risk for colorectal cancer to begin screening. >> it drop-down because we see it in younger people. >> the doctor reminds us. >> if you have symptoms, a change in your stool, if you notice pleading or you have abdominal pain, if you have deficiency or anemia, it could symptoms go to your healthcare provider. >> it could be life

ian blackburn. >> the prime minister may have changed but it is the same old shouting. on her first full day as prime minister she has failed to rule out attacks on households and businesses. instead targeting the profits of massive corporations with a windfall tax, the prime minister's plan appears to be a decades long rate on the banks of taxpayers of ordinary americans, these costs must not be passed on to consumers and businesses. government must announced an enhanced windfall profit tax making sure those oil and gas producers pay their fair share for excess profits at the prime minister understand that her first act as prime minister will now define her. a trust tax but households and businesses will be paying for years to come. >> i'm not quite sure what the right honorable gentlemen's position is because on the one hand he doesn't seem to want oil and gas extraction from the north the end on the other hand he wants them to pay more taxes. why doesn't he make up his mind. >> cannot also warmly welcome my right honorable friend as prime minister. mister speaker mr.

elizabeth: thank you, senator marsha blackburn. come back soon.ave you on the show. >> you got it. thanks. elizabeth: critics fear the white house could blame rising gas on hurricane ian. that story coming in. you don't want to politicize hurricanes when families are in harm's way. that is what is going on. 51 gop lawmakers demanding the chinese buying land near a military base. gop lawmakers pushing hard on their hunter biden probe as a national security threat due to deals with china. congressman james comer on all that and more next on that and more next on "the evening edit." ♪ ♪ so, it's not a problem at all. you guys aren't gonna give me the fake bill fight? c'mon, kev. you're earning 3% cash back. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where is my wallet? i thought i gave it to you. oooohhh? oh, that's not it either. no. no. stop, i insist. that was good though. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ♪ this... is a glimpse into the no-too-distant future of

bradley blackburn is at the u.n. where the general assembly continues its annual meeting today. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. the world was listening here yesterday as president biden took his chance to respond to vladimir putin. and the president made new commitments to help shore up global support for ukraine at a critical moment in the war. as he addressed the united nations, president biden condemned russia's seven-month-old war and called on the world to stand with solidarity with ukraine. >> russia has ignored the tenets of the united nations charter. no more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force. >> reporter: the president also denounced russian president vladimir putin's newly announced order of a partial mobilization of hundreds of thousands of reservists. that news set off protests across russia with hundreds arrested and sparked an exodus of people taking one-way flights out of the country. this is a graphic of flights departing russia on flightradar24.com that went viral. presiden

>> bradley blackburn at the u.n. thank you very much. >>> all eyes are on the federal reserve today as the central bank is expected to announce its latest interest rate hike to try and control inflation. it's expected the fed will raise its key short-term rate by .75% for the third time in a row. some analysts believe the increase could be a full percentage point, which would be its biggest since 1984. >>> meantime, hurricane fiona gains strength this morning. it is now a powerful category-four as it approaches category four hurricane with winds of 130 miles per hour as it approaches bermuda. fiona slammed into the turks and caicos yesterday dumping heavy rain, toppling trees and power lines, and triggering floods. on monday the hurricane barrelled into the dominican republic killing at least two people. it caused heavy flooding, damaged roofs, destroyed crops, and forced more than 12,000 people from their homes. in puerto rico, floodwaters are receding after fiona battered the island with strong winds and nearly thr

bradley blackburn in new york. thank you very much. >>> also breaking overnight, a las vegas elected official is under arrest in connection with a stabbing of a journalist. 45-year-old clark county administrator robert tellis was taken into custody at his home and is expected to face a murder charge. police say he was hospitalized with self-inflicted wounds. it came hours after investigators confiscated vehicles and executed a search warrant on his house. "las vegas review journal" reporter jeff garman was found dead outside his home. the 69-year-old had reported on alleged bullying in tellis' office and a relationship he was having with a co-worker. amid the reporting, tellis lost his bid for re-election. >>> the second suspect in a stabbing rampage in canada that left ten people dead and 18 wounded is now dead himself. canadian authorities say myles sanderson died after being arrested by police along a highway. it came after officers forced his car off the road and into a ditch. one official said he died of self-

bradley blackburn is in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is pretty extraordinary, what we're seeing this week. vladimir putin seems to be backed in a corner, resorting to nuclear sabre rattling and vowing to continue his war. but clearly, many of his own people aren't on board. fearing the prospect of being sent to the front lines in the war on ukraine, many russians are scrambling to flee the country with traffic backed up at several border exits. >> the ukrainian offensive continues and pushes back the russians even while they're trying to find men, find soldiers to put in place of those that have already been killed. >> reporter: the rush to leave after russian president vladimir putin's surprise announcement of a partial military mobilization of 300,000 res since world war ii. >> the very international order that we have gathered here to uphold is being shredded before our eyes. we cannot, we will not allow president putin to get away with it. >> reporter: addressing a united nations security council meeting thursday, u.s. secretar

bradley blackburn is in new york as the campaign rhetoric heats up. good morning. >> reporter: matt, good morning. we are 64 days to the midterms, but you could be forgiven if you thought this was the run-up to the 2020 presidential election. former president trump and president biden sharply targeting each other as they tried to rally voters in the key swing state of pennsylvania. a war of words between president biden and former president trump heated up over the labor day weekend. >> he's an enemy of the state. you want to know the truth. >> reporter: in his first rally since the fbi searched mar-a-lago as part of an investigation into handling of classified documents, former president trump came out swinging in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, saturday during a campaign event for republicans running in the midterms. >> the fbi and the justice department have become vicious monsters. >> reporter: much of the former president's address was in response to a thursday night speech president biden gave at philadelphia's independence hall, insisting trump and

bradley blackburn, cbs news. >>> a former new york city police officer and u.s. marine veteran will be sentenced today for his actions in the january 6th capitol riot. the justice department is seeking a more than 17-year sense against thomas webster. that would be the longest punishment so far stemming from the capitol attack. court in may on ges of n federal assaulting law enforcement. video showed him using a flag pole to attack a washington, d.c., officer. >>> firefighters in california are battling several wildfires including one that erupted about 40 miles of los angeles. the root fire grew to more than 4,600 acres. video shows flames advancing up hills and surrounding a ranch. eight firefighters suffered heat-related injuries as temperatures hit 107 degrees yesterday. a mobile home park and an elementary school were evacuated. the national weather service is warning of an elevated fire risk due to high temperatures and low humidity. >>> for yet another morning there is no clean water in the capital of mississippi. crews in jackson are working on the city's

senator blackburn was right.g it, of course, they don't have any accomplishments they can hang the administration on going into the mid-terms. we'll see more and more of the rhetoric and it is frankly dangerous. >> harris: i think chuck todd missed an opportunity there. maybe he thought about it and they ran out of time. but if they're anti-semi-fascist because it's how we see half the country now. democrats want to see lower prices. are they pro-antifa? they've been rather violent. these are fair things that you can ask if you can get one of them to sit down again preferably the united states president. your quick last thought. >> they, of course, won't ever ask those questions. remember, we still have members of the democrat party that pretend antifa doesn't exist. there are still people there was no blm rioting. >> harris: that's what antifa stands for. >> they think their violence is actually necessary to fight back against fascists. they are the ones defining who the enemy are. that's a dangerous game they'r

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republican tennessee senator marsha blackburn sounds out, but first.alifornia teachers' union accused of spying parents who fought to reopen schools during the pandemic last year. a researcher from the california teachers association questioning the parents' motives and suggesting they were bank rolled by special interest groups. william is live in los angeles with all of this. how did this come out? >> john, it was actually an email that the union rep had sent out internally that was accidentally went to a principal who refused to delete it and the parents got it through a public records request. those parents claimed the email is evidence that the teachers' union tried to "dig up dirt on them," while they fought to reopen schools during the pandemic, something the yawn i don't know opposed. the email shows the union researcher sought information about the parents themselves and if their association had obtained money from conservative interest groups. in a new deleted twitter account, said this is an all too common model where parents who want to mak

joining us now, senator marsha blackburn from senate judiciary.t is good to see you again, senator. >> good to see you. elizabeth: thanks for coming on. your reaction to that report because california's green energy is not performing well? >> it is not performing well and what we know it is almost laughable, if you say okay, we are going to have everybody move to electric vehicles. you can't drive a gas vehicle. you can't purchase a gas vehicle but at the same time they have this energy crisis on their hands and they're trying to get people to alter their lifestyle. don't water the lawn, don't fill the swimming pool, don't take a shower, don't cook your food, don't do your laundry, because of what? they don't have enough electricity. so it shows you what these green energy policies actually do. elizabeth: yeah. >> this is not what the american people want. elizabeth: and senator, like your reaction to the sound from the energy secretary jennifer granholm claiming california is a model for the rest of the nation on green energy. you you will hear c

when it comes to the protection of kids asked senator blumenthal and senator blackburn haveworked out . and so at some point when we talk about the agencies i think we better be putting the mirror on ourselves the cost i was listening to your quote sinclair lewis and it's difficult to get someone to understand something when his salary depends on him not understanding it. could you talk about the lack of action in congress and how that has actually created an environment where these companies feel like they can do everything from destroying our newspapers and our public good to basically not taking corrective actions when it comes to acting. >> that's your world, not mine. i appreciate your efforts in the work you're doing. what i did see is any dolaws or bills passed or actions in the past, if they are not able to be quantified and externally audited by an independent viewer get game to live by what i saw inside the tent. in their ability to sort of answer in an affirmative without actually doing what the intention was of the rule of law or regulation. >> one other bill i want to men

senator marsha blackburn, thank you very much for joining us. what have we got next?'ve got don lemon, that guy right there who gets shut down after trying to link climate change to hurricane ian. don't have that for you but we will play the full clip in a moment. tropical storm ian devastating winds and rain. fox weather specialist brian norcross gives the precise location of the storm next. then i got the dexcom g6. i just glance at my phone, and there's my glucose number. wow. my a1c has dropped over 2 points to 7.2. that's a huge victory. go. go green. go wind turbines. go gorgeous reliable grid. go emerson software. go science people. go breakthrough meds and safe science. go space age welds for super silent cars. go big. or go home. from software that delivers new cures at warp speed, to technology that makes clean energy reliable, emerson innovation helps make the world healthier, safer, smarter and more sustainable. go boldly. emerson. stuart: a selloff continues, down 530 on the dow and the nasdaq down 3%, the s&p down 2.3%. that is a selloff. putting in some

bradley blackburn, cbs news, ne. new york. > >> it is still offshore and it could bring heavy rains, flash flooding and mudslides to jamai. to jamaica. > >> one storm comes to an end and and we quickly have to start log at the next one. that is fiona. it is no longer a hurricane but it did hit that edge of canada. watch those clouds already having organized into a tropicam tropical storm but it will rapidly intensify over the next few days. that is a wide-ranging area of red telling you where e possibilities are. anybody in that needs to be preparing now for the possibility of a category three hurricane making landfall sometime next week and that wednesday timeframe, it could be tuesday. there are a lot of things in terms of details which need to be figured figured out but some things are starting to look concerning which is that, most likely, early middle of next week, somewhere on that coast of florida, we will see landfall of of a major hurricane. that is big news for the next several d. several days. back here at

the ceo of twitter along with private investors, tennessee senator marsha blackburn wants to end penalties on unvaccinated service members. will it make it through congress? i will ask tennessee congressman mark green. he's on the show. ron desantis response to the criticism for sending migrants to martha's vineyard. watch this. >> when biden is flying these people all over the fruited plain in the will of the night i didn't hear a people out of those people. the only thing i hear them getting upset about is you have 50 that end up and martha's vineyard, then they get really upset. stuart: i hate to say the hypocrisy is truly glaring, isn't it? we will be back. ♪ ♪ another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip converged network. from the most innovative company. bring on to

blackburn £115 million for him, he's been linked potentially to everton, we are told that the valuationthe morning as well. share happening into the early hours of the morning as well.— happening into the early hours of the morning as well. are we seeing activity with — the morning as well. are we seeing activity with teams _ the morning as well. are we seeing activity with teams that _ the morning as well. are we seeing activity with teams that are - activity with teams that are struggling? i imagine that's the whole point of deadline day. full omar in the _ whole point of deadline day. fill omar in the market for a couple players, bournemouth have already set out that they are unlikely to spend too much money, it may be seeing one in and nottingham forest through to see through to olympia coast. of course they had a busy period early on in the window and they lost some of their players when they lost some of their players when they got promoted. so potentially seeing a lot of deals there, but we might not see too much there. chelsea will be the biggest one. i just want to quickly ask

bradley blackburn is there with more. hi, bradley. >> hi, matt. this is something the team has been looking for even though they say they've gone through all the documents seized at mar-a-lago. it could throw a wrench into the ongoing investigation and keep some sensitive information from ever being made public. u.s. district judge aileen cannon has allowed an outside special master to look at the seized documents from former president trump's mar-a-lago estate. >> probably what they'll be talking about is a retired master judge. >> reporter: in the 24-page ruling judge cannon wrote that trump faces unwant finally potential harm if more sensitive information is made public and says he should be granted an outside lawyer ruling on the evidence. the ruling blocks them from using the documents in the investigation until after the so-called special master is done. >> the shameful raid and break-in of my home in mar-a-lago was a travesty of justice. >> stumping over the holiday in pennsylvania for november midterm candidates, trump continues to claim t

bradley blackburn reports. >> reporter: hearing the prospect of being sent to the front line with the war in ukraine, many russians are scrambling to leave the country. country. traffic is backed up at at several border exits. >> the ukrainian offensive continues, and pushes back the russians while they are trying to find two men, and soldiers to to put in place of those that are gone. >> reporter: the rush to leave after vladimir putin surprise announcement earlier this week of a mobile -- mobilization. their first mobilization since world war ii. >> everything that we uphold is being shredded before our eyes. >> reporter: u.s. secretary of ca against the war, and highlighted putin's latest threat to use nuclear weapons. >> it is a threat that is all the more medicine, given russia's intentions and it's fight with ukraine in the days ahead. >> reporter: there were referendums on whether or not to to become part of russia, and those votes have been condemned as a sham and nonbinding. the kremlin might use anti-ukrainian anti-ukrainian efforts to recapture those regions as an attack on

joining me n now is tennessee senator marsha blackburn. it's great to see you.for being here. >> you too. maria: we have a lot to get to. i want to start on this. what happened last night in the senate and did the democrats pretty much just reneg on joe manchin's permitting p promises? >> maria, it appears the agreement you mentioned would pull the permitting out the continuing resolution. what the democrats are wanting to the do is play poll of ticks with this thing -- politics with this thing. they want it to end be in december, rather than waiting until the people have installed a new house, a new senate, and then go forward with the funding bill after the first of the year. so this is what they're trying to set up so they can have the la la palooza of spending bills at the end of the year they know they're going to lose in november. maria: that was the whole thing so they could do this until december 16th so they are still in control when a new senate is in place. >> i think that is one of the points. that it gives them the ability to negotiate a date that i

chairman. >> thank you senator blackburn.ext, we will hear from senator klobuchar. >> thank you so much mr. chairman and thank you for doing this really important hearing. i will start with you mr. ruiz. i co-chair the 911 caucus with senator byrd. an estimated $244 million -- million calls are made 201 centers annually. this critical public service that we all rely on, relies on outdated technology. some places take text messages. you can imagine someone in an emergency, why would they think to use text message? i am lead legislations to modernize america's 911 systems to hander text, pictures and video and other information sent by smartphone. option revenue should be invested into public interest of subjectives. dear green 911 infrastructure is in dire need of modernization? >> yes and i would include the on the list of public objectives. >> i will go on and thank you for your support for the american innovation choice online act. i appreciate the support of you and many others. this -- mrs. baker, in your testimony, heade

chairman. >> thank you senator blackburn. next, we will hear from senator klobuchar. >> thank you so much mr. chairman and thank you for doing this really important hearing. i will start with you mr. ruiz. i co-chair the 911 caucus with senator byrd. an estimated $244 million -- million calls are made 201 centers annually. this critical public service that we all rely on, relies on outdated technology. some places take text messages. you can imagine someone in an emergency, why would they think to use text message? i am lead legislations to modernize america's 911 systems to hander text, pictures and video and other information sent by smartphone. option revenue should be invested into public interest of subjectives. dear green 911 infrastructure is in dire need of modernization? >> yes and i would include the on the list of public objectives. >> i will go on and thank you for your support for the american innovation choice online act. i appreciate the support of you and many others. this -- mrs. baker, in your testimony, hea

thank you, mister chairman. >> thank, you senator blackburn. senator klobuchar. >> thank you for this hearing. we traveled to ukraine with president zelenskyy and defense minister ross nick off for over an hour. we went to -- and saw the apartment buildings blown out. we saw the mass grave, and it was just something i'm never going to forget. the barbarism of vladimir putin up front and center. i understand you've also travel to ukraine. can you say a bit more about your experience there, and how it's motivated your work to lead the justice department's war crime accountability team. >> certainly, thank, you senator. so we have had similar experiences, though i have not been to the scene of atrocity crimes. on june 21, attorney general garland let a team of justice department personnel, but also ambassador -- from the state department, also fbi was represented. and we had clint williamson of the aca group with us, as well. and -- some of you may know, she was killed in a bicycling accident in bethesda few years ago. she was really one of the he

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>> thank you, senator blackburn, for that question.ould first mention there is an inventory of federal spectrum uses that ntia a holds as the government master file. we have some ongoing work, actually, that was mandated through the last ndaa for us to look at how various systems such as that are holding that information and making changes and updates to those systems. so, i would just mention there's a couple of things that government you have to file may not have, that would be things like where the spectrum might be used, or the time at which that spectrum is used, and so that would be information that would be useful for reallocating spectrum in certain circumstances, or finding a place where spectrum can be shared. but i would go back to recommendations we have in our reports, with respect to how we can avoid some of these disputes between agencies in the future. that really goes to coordination amongst the agencies and ntia engaging with those agencies early on anticipating where fcc might be going with certain proceedings in ter

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blackburn: thank you, madam president. as i've talked on this floor through the past few years, i've talked about visiting each of the 95 counties in our great state of tennessee every year. and when i'm there, i spend much of the time talking with local leaders, small business owners, families, citizens that call tennessee home, and i have seen firsthand what the biden agenda has done to them over this past two years. the out-of-control spending that started almost immediately after democrats took power and the inflation it caused has made life too expensive to afford for many individuals. the open border policy that did indeed start on day one of this administration overwhelmed border patrol and turned every tennessee town, just like towns all across this country, into a border town. the democrats' obsession with environmental radicalism and the green new deal destroyed thousands of jobs and, as a bonus, this has sent gas and energy prices soaring. they ignored our broken-down supply chains and now economic development i

well, let's bring in robert blackburn now he's a professor of constitutional lord, king college, london, and all terrific. king and country won a key and the future king charles robert. first of all, let's just talk about the news. the mere fact that this announcement was made a toll demonstrates the greatness of the situation. i guess. good. well, i thank you for inviting me on your program and i for detailed information, of course as to exactly how the queen is. but i understand that she is, are quite poorly, and understandably, quite tied off to the stress of the last few days with the change over the prime minister. but like everybody else in the country, i'll be wishing a well. and she makes good recovery shortly in the if the queen does tragically pass, what is the process then? what happens? well, there is no process really apart from faxes instantaneously. prince charles will become king. there's no need for a coordination or a. ready survey like that to actually decide the new person of a prince. charles is the arab parents. he will become king either. but at the very moment of

ian blackburn. >> the prime minister may have changed, mr. speaker, but is the same old shouting down. on her first full day as prime minister she still -- households and businesses. instead of targeting the profits of massive corporations with a windfall tax, the prime minister plan appears to decade-long on the bank accounts of our taxpayers. these costs must be passed on to consumers and businesses. government must announce and enhance windfall profits tax making sure that those oil and gas producers pay their fair share from excess profits. does the prime minister understand that her first act as prime minister will now definer? a tax at households and businesses will be paying for years to come. >> i'm not quite sure what the honorable, right honorable gentleman position is because on the one hand, he doesn't seem to want oil and gas extraction from the north sea. and on the other hand, he wants them to pay more taxes. why doesn't he make up his mind? >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i also also warmly wt honorable friend, as prime ministe