bles, i am glad to welcome you.the way, how will it be on your native language greeting, good morning? duck, like this? i'm very happy. bles, you're from cameroon, tell me, what kind of family did you grow up in? well, i have, i don't know, if i can say, a big family or a small family, but my parents have five children. oh, do you have brothers, sisters? yes, two brothers. two - older brothers and two little ones, that is, they are brothers older than you, after you more, after me two more, two sisters, and two sisters, yes, and where did you live, in what - city, town, settlement, big, small, no, there, we, there, live, duala, duala, it's eco, to become economically. have you somehow taken part in any of these theatrical games since childhood? there is no theater there. yes, there is no theater, but it's just a movie, yeah, because there used to be one, but then they closed it, well, probably football, my hobby, yes, of course, football is the biggest sport in cameroon, well, of course, probably all the cameroon na

bles, i am glad to welcome you. by the way, how would you say a greeting in your native language, good morning? utya, like this? i'm very glad, bles, you're from cameroon, tell me, what kind of family did you grow up in? well, i have, i don't know, if i can say, a big family or a small family, parents five children. oh, do you have brothers sisters? yes, stolitsanovana, you have shown creative abilities since childhood, i love and do everything , maybe like cinema cinema, i love a spree in the car, i love to read, i love when things that i like, i love to do, you somehow already since childhood took part in some, maybe such theatrical games, there?

bles, as usual in cameroon , saturday morning begins, saturday, what does, usually - the beginning ofday at home, the cleaner does the cleaner at home, and then, if maybe, go guests, people, then after guests, wax the house, because you need to clean the house, and then maybe, if guests, go, go. at home or maybe go to visit at home or maybe sit at home, look tv, plays, cooks and eats, eats, family, watches a movie, watches tv, because there is a tv there are many channels that you need to watch, here i am later in the evening, in the evening to drink a little. my guest became a real theatrical sensation, for the first time in the history of the belarusian theater, an actor from cameroon came on stage and played in three languages ​​at once. how did an artist from central africa end up in belarus and what obstacles did he have to overcome? you are from cameroon, tell me, what kind of family did you grow up in? well, i, i don’t know, if i can say, big family, or little family, but parents five children, oh, you have brothers, sister, yes, two brothers, two - older brothers, and two litt

torture camp, as we have seen in this case, the the prisoner who had been tortured until he until he he ble almost led to death, the prisoner reportedly was transferred to the hospital bleeding and suffering from a turn rithm, ruc damaged lungs and broken ribs. uh, of course, of course, camp has no supervision over it, israel limits all access for any international or law or humanitarian organization such as the red cross, which has been the link between the palestinian prisoners and their and their parents or their families outside the prison for years, for many many years and they are banning the red cross from going over there or any... international organization to give true and accurate information and numbers from the cdp man, it's worth mentioning that more than 36 guys have been reportedly killed in the cdt man torture camp under torture and analysis say that these numbers are definitely higher because israel is not announcing nearly half of the numbers that or the or the occasions that or the cases that... occur over there in the city, all right, thank you for that. uh, well uh, wh

strategic growth council has been awarded more than 49 million dollars to a housing development in ble c- partnership with bart. this project will turn 8 acres of parking lots into more than 700 apartments. they'll be built near the north berkeley bart, stop 120 units will be affordable. housing berkeley council members say the grant will ensure they break ground on phase one of the project by next year. the money will also be used to create public spaces above underground bart tracks a new bike station, a childcare center and even small retail spaces. more than 14 million dollars of the grant will be used by bart to improve infrastructure as well. 13 million dollars will be invested into renovations at powell in daly city. more than 1 million dollars will be invested in new lighting, new platform displays and license plate readers at the walnut creek station. take a look at this. bar has released new merchandise for there a mascot side. you can now buy a lanyard to hold your clipper card. those lanyards are designed after bailey and jasmine, the 2 of the anime mascots for bart. you ca

god protect everyone and god bles every lebanese, palestinian, syrian, yemeni, iraqi, because all of these nations are under the attack and they've been under the attack even before october 7, so in general we've been trained enough and traumatized enough to not look it in the same way that when the western media is covering it would really look at it, even though... most of the headlines, most of the news, the global news are talking about, okay, chaos, people are afraid, people are running to the airports, flights are being canceled on the ground in lebanon, believe it or not, george, most of the people yes do have anxiety about it, yes are worried, but we have been trained to live through that, i'm speaking today like yesterday it was the fourth anniversary of the beirout court blast, mean these people have been traumatized enough and they have seen wars in they are actually way more ready than the israelis. i just wrote some notes while listen to what you had to say, and i do want to say that the the little that they have, you spoke about the little that they have, the access of

it is completely unacceptable to com pletely u na cce pta ble to intimidate completely unacceptable toand we will not let the immigration and asylum system being intimidated. they are operating lawfully. the thugs and criminals targeting them are not and we will stop that. so could you believe what some commentators have suggested so far that what have seen across the country goes towards terrorism? we will throw the full force of the law, whether that is charging people with assaults, disorder. if terrorism offences are appropriate, they will consider that. we will throw the full force of the law at people. whether you are in this country committing crimes on the streets or committing crimes from further afield online, we will come at you. when we have seen some high—profile figures whipping up the hatred you talked about with officers, with this online commentary. even the likes of elon musk getting involved. what do you do when people exhibit this behaviour from what do you do when people exhibit this behaviourfrom behind a keyboard? as being a keyboard warrior does not make you saf

it is completely unacceptable to com pletely u na cce pta ble to intimidate completely unacceptable toany sector of lawful activity and we will not let the immigration and asylum seeker system be intimidated. the folks and criminals targeting them will not. we will stop at. we had the first of the sentencing verdicts to bring you. derek drummond has beenjailed for three years for taking part in the violent disorder in southport. he is the first avenger to be sent to prison for the events since the trouble began. he has also been sent to prison for two months for punching a police officer to run concurrently. to confirm, we have had the first sentence through, derek drummond, jailed for three years for taking part in this violent disorder in southport. he is the first of the offenders for this event since the trouble began and also confirming he has been sentenced to two months for punching a police officer that will run concurrently. we are waiting for more from liverpool crown court. we will bring you that as soon as we get it. let's speak to lord ken macdonald, former head of the cro

several times we saw england batterers look co mforta ble comfortable so quickly he's become establishedaser, i think i'm on this england team. he hasn't been any nonplayer for two years yet. so when he was there, england were taking over quite nicely the spin bowling the delivery was to a real cracker and there was a similar one to get rid of chris wilkes before the end of the day. we found ourselves with young jamie smith in his first summer as a test match player really anchoring. and one thing to reflective courses the lack of balance as we say, found ourselves eking away towards a lead before the drizzle came back here today. before the drizzle came back here toda . , ., ., ., before the drizzle came back here toda ., ., ., ., .,, today. joe, given how the tour has started the — today. joe, given how the tour has started the match _ today. joe, given how the tour has started the match yesterday, - today. joe, given how the tour has i started the match yesterday, they've certainly shown a lot more today, haven't they? i certainly shown a lot more today, haven't they?— certainly shown

so i appreciate that, and i want to be),ble to say that as well. chief lombardo,you very much, mr. president. any other, commissioner it's a realy interesting report from beginning to end. thisse upsetto see those firefighters standing on top of feet of gba is insane, to say the least. i'm wondering if there's any accountability on the part of the owner. the renter, whoever's living there for those conditions. if our firefighters go i and get hurt, that just seems like not right, that there's no accountability, probably. that's right. okay. i'm just going to say should be held accountable, for those conditions. anyway, i'm glad to learn more about it. and good job at the level that you were able to, given the amount and it's just it's shocking in a way. but i my concern is the health and safety of our firefighters inside that that kind of place.ou for updating us on a positive meeting regarding the electric vehicles. t san francisco. that's always good to hear. i remain somewhat dubious, but i know i'm i'm fighting the tide, so i'm glad to be updat

the agency's chief executive director described the incident as "totally u na cce pta ble".alks with chancellor olaf scholz — after which he said his wish to reset relations with the european union didn't mean reversing brexit. the two leaders are proposing a new bilateral treaty covering science, technology, trade and business — but the prime minister said he has no plans for a youth mobility scheme which could give young people in the eu the right to live and work here in the uk and vice versa. our political correspondent henry zeffman is travelling with keir starmer. clearing the way for something new. the prime minister's first official visit to germany, with early steps towards greater unity. the launch of talks on a treaty between the two countries, encompassing trade, defence, migration and plenty more. a new agreement, a testament to the depth and potential of our relationship with deeper links on science, technology, development, people, business, culture. a boost to our trading relations. the german chancellor was notably promising too. translation: i am happy abou

but instead of lee greenwood, it's beyonce, the bey-ble. the only thing they chanted yesterday. here's the audience responding to harris' attack on regressive trumpism. >> america has tried these failed economic policies before but we are not going back. we are not going back. >> not going back! not going back! not going back! >> stephen: that is a powerful message. and it applies to so much. women's rights: not going back. gay rights: not going back. [cheers and applause] that corn dog stand that gave us e. coli? might go back. it's just so crispy. and dig this, if you will, daddy-o. from sunday to this morning, the harris campaign has raised a cool $126 million, do you know what this means? do you have any idea what this means? that means that kamala harris had a bigger opening weekend than "twisters." sorry, glen powell. maybe you'd be more popular if you'd hit the gym. okay, tubbo? wait, hold on, hear me out. no more ideas. this is it. glenn powell becomes harris' running mate. i guarantee he will attract suburban women. and i already h

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that'sg not his fault and i ble him for these acting sensibly and intelligently for his own interests interest of his family. the flaw of the system that takes the incentive away for him but the pose you are and simply took away the welfare, what would happen? >> he would find a job. what kind of a job? i don't know it might not be a very nice job and it might not be a very attractivet job but t some wage at some level there will always be a job which he could get for himself. it might be also that he be driven to rely on private private charity in my to get soup kitchen help. again i'm not saying that's desirable or nice or good thing, it isn't but as a matter of actual fact as to what would happen there is little doubt he would find some way to earn an living. the american government is trying to break the welfare trap. these people were unemployed and they are now being trained at the taxpayers expense. it may or may not lead to a real job. >> here we have the best national welfare state which is diametrically opposed to everything that america believes in. american were founded on

for the ble, -- boe, the biggest rate cut since 2020. investors snapped up bonds. the yield on the two-year was down the most since last december as investors brace for further easing from the central bank. we sat down with the bank of america governor, andrew bailey. take a listen. andrew: we were looking in a sense for come from entry evidence. we were not looking to change. we were looking for confirming evidence. that was in my view. we will be looking at this framework. are we seeing this more benign process which we can further perform? or does this structural issue, which is why we have riskier -- maybe covid change some elemental structure of the economy, which would make it more resistant, if you like, to measures to get inflation down. that is something we want to keep calm about. francine: it is 4% restrictive. andrew: we don't have a number on it. what i would say is this. do not expect we are going back to zero. zero was the product of huge global shocks -- the financial crisis and covid as well. something really bad has to happen. we made a big point

it is a pretty uncomfortable press pretty u nco mforta ble press conference pretty uncomfortable presstop line that the perpetrator is still on the run, and just one more time, damien, because i think there were a lot of questions trying to drill down into this 15—year—old. talk us through the arrest because there were a number of alerts that local journalists got, there isjust number of alerts that local journalists got, there is just one arrest are we right in saying that? that is right, there has been confusion because they were reports of another arrest but, no, in connection to this incident, there has just been connection to this incident, there hasjust been one connection to this incident, there has just been one arrest, a 15—year—old male who has been arrested, not accused of being the perpetrator himself but of knowing about the incident before it happened and not reporting back to the police. it sounds like the witnesses had heard, two witnesses, they heard this 15—year—old took to they heard this 15—year—old took to the perpetrator, police didn't say, but presumably on the p

growth, and we do have gdp growth, but we don't have income growth for the american workers -- elizabeth ble yeah. the real wage growth -- yeah, wages are still down 2%. >> yes. elizabeth: they got a pay cut under this biden white house. you know, the government just relaxed again emergency withdrawals from 401(k)s to cover emergency personal pensions. now, so you heard trump -- expenses. he's focused on policy. we had peter navarro, kellyanne conway urging him to stay on policy, stay on messaging, stop talking about the kamala's identity and rally sizes because they have nate silver saying the race is a toss-up. the nonpartisan cook report says vice president harris is slightly leading or tied with trump in all but one of the seven battlegrounds. trump still holds a slim lead in nevada. do you think he did it today? do you think he's now focused on policies, he's not going to bring up her identity and stuff like that anymore? >> well, look, i think trump sometimes -- and i'm a big fan of donald trump's. i've worked for him for eight years now in one capacity or another, but sometimes he tru

it would it would protect these these people that they viewed as as value ble. but the cost of inoculating these soldiers was prohibitively high enslavers minds. you were going to lose at least a month of labor if you're inoculating large numbers. some of them will die. that's an expensive prospect. so large numbers of enslaved people are not inoculated. they're susceptible to the disease. so when the british army starts sweeping through enslaved people throughout the south, look at the british army as their emancipator, as a potential source of freedom. they flocked to the british army. the british army does inoculate some of these people, but they can't really take care of them. they're struggling to take care of their own soldiers there and people going to them, they're running out of food and supplies. that's cornwallis problem going into yorktown. so many of these enslaved people are just left a band and some of them try to go back to their plantations. they're spreading disease. and yes, the black people of the south were largely blamed for this. the briti

jessica: remember covid and injecting bleach -- >> judge jeanine: come on -- >> greg: not injecting ble-- >> jessica: lysol? [overlapping talking] >> greg: that never was said. do the research, no one ever said injecting bleach, look it up, it has been debunked, just like the "fine people" -- >> judge jeanine: from the fundamental issues of food and gas and being able to survive from work to work. don't give me this clorox baloney. it's about living. it's about surviving. it's about taking care of your family, not the namby-pamby, what did he say about sharks, that's ridiculous. >> jessica: jesse explained the shark problem. >> jesse: is not a problem when you have an electric car and you drive it into the river -- >> jessica: knocks it out -- >> greg: because -- [overlapping talking] >> judge jeanine: you don't have an opinion if you don't have a car. only people who have cars -- the first amendment -- >> jessica: i just think he should lose because he says this kind of stuff p it's peter that's your problem. things he says, not what he does. if you focus on what trump does, then you g

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