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an english town of souls bri u. k. investigation blamed russia for the attack. moscow denied involvement. discreet pals were lucky to survive. the same could not be said of another defect poisoned in the u. k. and remember to relate the echoes of the death of alexander in yankee in 2006. the form of russian agent, alexander, let the income of fled to london in 2000. i became ill and died in 2006 of the drinking tea lights. with radioactive polonium $210.00, a british inquiry found his killing had been ordered at the highest level. also killed in 2006 was on a public coach guy, a. a journalist whose reporting during the 2nd detection will also have threatened and poisoned prior to execution any elevator of her apartment block another to have survived. village poisonings is flooded me a kind of moats. a form, a protege of boris and himself, and public critic of putin. he's been imprisoned in russia since april 2022 for speaking out against the war and ukraine from prison. cut them up. so remains vice chairman of the h

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for the most useful in the door bri. 40 feet in the room. mm hm. the really awesome. you know, i don't expect myself. this is a square foot stage of many people from many countries coming together, russia, they've been still soviet union and i'm very impressed of house. okay. the people are almost like have like the russians that are in the stadium. it was cheryl really have b as we are saying, you know, for you is the why the song, if you know this and i live, i get a divisive must be a get a we saw. can we use you can side, so to brood? can you pretty died so you got it's a new job, a step. not room cause yeah. yup. no bed, man. yes, there. nice listening. i do usually show home or of the so is med law. know the is and here boys in argue we call compare daughter, the mice called they see the gum visit was kind of what it is and i don't think it'll get over there to the attention. so this is the email portion of this is not star bush products. so much a hell of a hell of a good idea to stick that must create that will guide you in the next take it into the council, w

the portuguese responded to the guerrillas attacks with cruel counter insurgency, however, bri limos 10 year courageous struggle was a success after the overthrow of the fascist regime in portugal in 1974, the new what the already surrendered. a year later, lisbon fully recognized the independence of mozambie, but the victory had been gained at a high price during the war, mozambique had lost tens of thousands of his sons and daughters the nor you for sure, was busy that you need it and you have you have i just uploaded or uh, excuse me though, at topic laid into our sit down with us journalists, tucker, carlson, this week western audiences finally built the jobs that here a lot. the mirror put things on centered views on north stream, ukraine, nato. another pressing issue dies and trolley across europe, calling for a peace in gals that made fresh feelings of palestinians, thereby the adf with the war now into it's 5th month. original war of words in west african. meanwhile, as the.

well, can i just highlight one thing before i answer the question, you sound like little bries abouty cream incident, you know, i mean you talking to about a president who is actually forget what he ate in the morning, when he came to the media and talking about genocide, he knows what the issue, killing civilians, starvation, and he's eating ice cream which is insult, that remind me of the when i watch the general list and have the the nazi officers attacking old lady and the other officers laughing, you know, this is really disgusting to see a president of united states talking about issue which is killing genocide, starvation and eating icy cream, that is really a shame, but do not really obviously blame him, mean he just mentioned that he made mitran in the conference in france with mitran died 30 years ago, call cc prison mexico, so do not blame h for that please, yeah, in regard to brazil, not only brazil, even algeria table decision, motion that this genocide should be stopped, you know, because there's no end to this cycle, israelis have a free hand, they know that the americ

. >>> a peen ineapple express bri heavy rain and wind to san francisco. a massive tree toppled onto a home trapping a girl inside. san diego is bracing for impact as the system heads south just a week after heavy floods overtook the region let's bring in nbc plemeteorolos michelle grossman who's tracking the storm. >> we're looking at a stream of moisture continuing to move onshore. brighter colors mean heavier rain we could see three to four feet of snow in the highest elevations and one to three inches of rain on already-soggy ground >> we're looking at the chance for flash flooding 32 million people under wind alerts, 22 million under flood alerts and 1 million under winter alerts. it does continue today into tomorrow a little break on saturday before another system comes onshore sunday into monday here's the first storm looking at the chance for flash bl flooding but for tomorrow, rain and snow pushing into the great basin, also the rockies the snow will continue friday. rain moving into the mississippi valley by saturday then we're liking at storm nu

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environment program has estimated it could take up to 12 years to clear away the massive amounts of day bri across the enclave. we heard from a political analysts from dogs, a whose home was destroyed by an idea strike. and i think 8 or 9 of my neighbors will look jill and the some of the drum. and this also who was standing there beside the building. big old joke to so look at might, might want to possibly do some support close. no one will have to tell you in this for a ios my apartment and for the complete building. my uh, mom lost her apartment, my system off to the apartment and we are all living in the different neighborhoods, the different buildings and uh, no one is close to the other. i'm sure that the remote as for the to watch it, they're saying that they're selecting their targets. no, actually it was like a moss started thing for everything for every one, for all the buildings regardless if it is having any thing which is suspicious of law and regarding the relatives. yeah, i have relatives, especially those who are living in the north end of does this term. there are some putt

in idaho, remember this guy, bri -- bryan kohberger his lawyer is asking for a change of venue sayingpartial jury cannot be found. owing to the extensive inflammatory publicity allegations made about mr. kohberger to the public by media that will be inadmissible at his trial. small size of the community and severity of the charges mr. kohberger faces. bryan kohberger is facing four counts of murder. to frightening footage of armed robbers attacking and beating a man for his watch inside a los angeles beauty parlor on tuesday. the thieves were seen pistol whipping the victim. they were following the victim before he ran into the beauty salon. one suspect getting arrested the following day and the other is still on the loose. we are all wearing the color red today for national heart association wear red for women movement. we at fox support bringing awareness to cardiovascular disease in women. it is the number one cause of death in women. learn about the cause at goredforwomen.org, those are the headlines. >> brian: 16 after the hour, you saw him last hour and heard good news, groundho

and the bri . hton performance which they did. and the brighton player— performance which they did. did. and the brighton player has made a - brighton player has made a difference. he was injured before the tournament, made his first start in the semifinal. could he be the star of the final? he in the semifinal. could he be the star of the final?— star of the final? he has had his u -s and star of the final? he has had his ups and downs. _ star of the final? he has had his ups and downs. hasn't - star of the final? he has had his ups and downs. hasn't been - ups and downs. hasn't been consistent. but he has been playing ever so well for the last three games when he came on and scored against mali, crucial game. it is going to have to play his part and he is a key player for this game. going to have to play his part and he is a key playerfor this game. has he is a key player for this game. as a defender, you must be living nigeria's performances. they conceded a penalty in the semifinal against south africa but brilliant defensive performances. b5 against south africa but brilliant d

roads and bri bridges and infrastructure, what do you make of engineers saying that the heavy electric, highways and bridges and parking garages because they ware more than gas cars. >> i think it is a very valid point. keep in mind average smaller car can be 1500 to 1,000 pounds heavier in the electric vehicle version, and pickup truck almost 2 thousand pounds that puts stress on the parking garages, and exit ramps and highways, and 18 cent a gallon federal gasoline car is not paid by the electric vehicles. this is from massive mandates and subsidies from the federal government, the electric cars get a free ride on purchasing and driving and fees and taxes on other end, this is a situation we have to correct. the biggest thing with electric cars is they are forced upon us, if you have a car that is tearing up the highway, they are not paying anything to keep maintenance and they are primary additional stress to the highways, the bottom line is don't outlaw the competition, that is what biden administration is doing. >> another issue. don't electric car batteries, they weigh like 1,000

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. >> coming up, the former president once called supreme judge bri chief justice john roberts an absolute disaster, his words. tomorrow, his legal team appears before the roberts court, where he will need the support of the chief justice and -- and states that want to exclude him under what is known as the constitution's insurrection band. we will take a preview of that case, next. >>> a pivotal moment for the former president as the presidents white house aspirations tomorrow. his attorney argued before the supreme court about by the 14th amendment insurrection ban does not apply to him, and why it would be unconstitutional for states like colorado and maine to leave him off any ballot. it is also agnostic intricate moment for chief justice john roberts who, has a reputation for trying to take a measured approach when dealing with issues of extreme partisanship. paula reid tonight has more. >> reporter: cnn today captured this, exclusive footage of former president trump's legal team wrapping up its final preparations for tomorrow's historic supreme court arguments. trump's top lawyers a

, they're going to w¢which bri forcing numbers up.h is which is forcing numbers up.then. well on the on the point about british workers. absolutely. need support absolutely. we need to support people to work people into work welfare to work was the key priorities of was one of the key priorities of the labour government. it the last labour government. it absolutely the absolutely is. but after the tories it because tories forgot about it because austerity shortsighted, austerity was was shortsighted, austerity meant we cut the welfare and welfare to work programs and then having to then we've ended up having to import the jobs import people to do the jobs that we need. >> one reason the conservative government is heading for absolute view, absolute extinction, in my view, is they've given 1.4 is they've just given 1.4 million we are short is they've just given 1.4 mmillion we are short is they've just given 1.4 mmillion houses. we are short is they've just given 1.4 mmillion houses. okay. �*e short is they've just given 1.4 mmillion houses. okay. yes|ort 4 million ho

arthel: appreciate bri bring a n is always general jack keane thank you very much, thank you. >> yes,at talking to you. eric: i was waiting to pick up his wife sitting in his jeep just blocks from the white house carjackersthe carjackers jumpeds jeep and shot him. mike was a former top official in the trump administration, he has died just days after the carjacking spree. madeline has more on this tragedy from washington. >> we are seeing tribute scum and now for mike and gayle his wife sharing this. it was only a devoted father and husband but i cherish her son, brother and friend. over the course of his or her likable life he brought people together and made them feel included, supported and loved. he was not only a father of three he also served as a chief of staff of the commodity futures trading commission during the trump administration. former cftc chairman says his life reflects everything that is good and right and true words cannot express the tragedy of the loss of this fine man, colligan cherish friend he will be former sorely miss and longer member he was a first victim o

viet union, allow for at least a bri period sad the global south writers to work across and between camps carving out a space for indigenous writing for themselves and for anti-coal o'nel resistance in their work you have two superpowers down bended knee asking the favors of global south writers and they knew how to work the system. and i argue that they did very effectively, at least for a brief period of time. the 20 or so years after. world war two. so now i want to talk a little bit about the other half of this project, maybe less fun half, but nevertheless, yes, an part of this project we all know that writers faced significant sanctions. some of those were dissident who were not afraid to truth to power and suffered the consequences for it. some of them were apolitical or nonpolitical writers that various states deemed dangerous for one reason or another. one of the points that i make in this book is that state surveillance of writers was ubiquitous during this period. there is not a national or an international superpower during this period of time that did not collect on writers.

the third way we always talk eq about thisua is you have to bri these college presidents before congressebegin this hi conversation. i love the value and v accountabilitiment that'als what the act should's be called.ca you give relief to kids, the second prong, you give relief to kids who want to be nurses and teachers and policemen and firemen and engineering and plumbers and electricians where we have a need economy. if you want to be a liberal arts major and art major that's fun i would love to have a conversation with world war one or world war ii with my plumbert but that's where the focus needs to be and unfortunately it's not. the third thing, when you look n atg some of the people, i look at this i know we all did, some people areth getting a break fr th e president, these resist people paying 12 or $13,000 loag paying many years and probably d paid interest above an id beyonr above what theig original loan . they took out.rt that being said the court was right, they did not have the authority to retire that level of debt and nancy pelosi and republicans, and aep court thats domin

the blue line stands out, bri. i know you have a lot more coming up on that. >> you made the chicago flag inadvertently with the colors and the stars. >> i needed them to be red at some point. >> chicago is amazing. my wife's from chicago. we love chicago. not in the winter. dom chu, thank you very much. >>> despite the big gains in the semiconductor trade, my next guest says he's finding value in certain parts of the market. join us now is the chief investment officer of the bodson group. david, good to have you on "the exchange." texas instruments, it does not get a lot of love. it's been around forever, just sits there outside of dallas and does it thing. why are you interested in this name? >> that's the exact reason why. we love names that are not fully understood, people are not paying attention to, and as a market level beta, it isn't way above market beta like most of these names. it's trading at 22 times earnings, not 60 times earnings, and most importantly, it's a big dividend grower. we run over $5 billi

look at pfizer and bris old. those -- bristol. those stocks are overowned by everybody. they look like death warmed over, i don't know why they can't get out of their own way, but they're value traps. and perhaps the same thing is true with these regional banks. they look cheap, but they're cheap for a reason. and you don't need to go there. there's plenty of other places to go. liz: good to see you. teddy, in studio, no less. keith, we'll see you hopefully in studio at some point. thank you so much. >> thank you. liz: that natural gas market not cooking with gas. nat gas prices collapsing to fresh 3-year lows for the third straight day and, folks, i'm here to tell you it's not looking better in the aftermarket. the prices falling 28 this year alone. what does it mean for the energy infrastructure companies out there, especially the one that transports nearly 20% of all the natural gas consumed in the united states? the ceo of 'em bridge is here next to answer that question. >>> different story for crude. it's actually up right now in the session, in the aftermarket it's

that they knew that robert hur -- >> lawrence: the question also is, bri, what is the staff doing? all these same people went after donald trump's staff and said who going to do the right thing for the country? don't wait until after the administration is over to write a book. we deserve to know what is actually happening in the white house right now especially after you have here is the department of justice that ruled this, that said that the president is incompetent to take trial. >> steve: one thing the white house staff and his campaign can't change is his age. and what we have seen where he is talking -- i says i talked to a couple of dead guys and then he confuses the presidents again last night. this raises the ultimate question, and that is after america saw that guy, who got really angry at our white house correspondent and the others as welling, people are looking at that guy and they are saying that guy who doesn't remember stuff, according to his own department of justice, that guy is not running the country. so here's the question. who is running the united states of

brine bri>> in new york, bryan , fox news. >> shannon: we are just about 48 hours from kick off for superrns against the kansas city chiefs in las vegas. matt finn is there tonight. hello, matt. >> hi, shannon level one national security event even giving federal team to assist state and local authorities here. dhs tells us right now there is no known credible threat to the super bowl but it insists it is taking any and all threats seriously. super bowl 58 is expected to generate more than $600 million in revenue and attract 330,000 visitors. we talked to some of the fans who have come here from all over the world. >> we planned this a year ago we didn't think the niners were going to come. we had faith in them being here. it's a once in a lifetime experience. >> had we have been here before against the same team. we should be able to handle business. >> [inaudible] all the way to australia. >> also a ton of buzz over chief's tight end travis kelce's girlfriend taylor swift who is expected to attend sunday's game, jetting into vegas from tokyo where she has a performance saturday. we aske

. >> nice to be with you again >> the bri this brief this petition, first day is pretty weak it's repetitive. of their briefs below which the arguments that they presented were not only soundly rejected, but eviscerated both in oral argument and in the opinion. i don't think the supreme court is going to find those arguments compelling in any way. the supreme court can do a variety of things here. you know, they can grant or they can grant or deny the stay. if they'd grant the stay hey you know, they will likely expedite consideration of the case. it can turn the they can turn the state petition into a cert petition and either grant or deny that they can do that very quickly. or they could grant to stay and wait for trump to file for search, which i don't think they will do i personally. and i maybe sharp minority. i personally don't see them taking this case although i do think it's possibility they could consider the state petition as a petition for cert and stay the case for 28 or ten. i'm sorry, 24 to 48 hours. >> and then and then deny cert. i think this case could be over this week whi

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you have a president who can't remember the briefings he's given the bri.nd that is a chillingean: and correct admonition warningoy to the country. it really is. you know, charli. e, i'm watching watch this unfold. we talk about it so ofteinisn a. i don't know what's going to happen between now and november, but i don'ween noc the he is not capable of another term. how the democratther ters get rd of him. i don't know who would replace him. who wouli can't tell you that e, i would assume that vice fiesident harris would. first up. let's let's get your takers . the overall issue >> well, to be sure, sean,, he's not going to get any better considering, you know, all of the problems that he has right now mentally in terms of dealing with stuff.t also but, you know, also the other thing is when you look back,usth just three years ago, the difference between his cognitive statre e today versus three years ago, he has degraded significa only to the point that, you know, so many of the policiest th that he has embraced or ignored or whatever have at have wreaked u

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a lot of work going on behind the scenes right now to try to get to that motive bri. >> all right. and we'll be having you standby for us as you are getting more details in, you can't help but notice what today is. this is the sixth anniversary of the parkland school shooting. and as we watched this scene out of kansas city, this is the unfortunate reality, even as we await so many of the details of what is he happening there? >> this is the >> reality of living in america. >> the shootings that you >> see, and we're joined now by manuel and patricia oliver, who of course, are the parents of joaquin oliver, known lovingly as guac by so many of his friends and family, who was killed that day six years ago in his creative writing class we had entirely different interview that we were going to do here just to talk about some of the work that you guys are doing on capitol hill trying to bring about awareness? and change. and you see this happening as you were here visiting washington, what is on your mind as you're as you're watching this >> no, not surprised at all. it's like literall

so i think in a way you're right bri it's a combination of both of those things which are both very personal to donald trump who says he gets along with these authoritarians, whether it's putin or kim jong un or whomever. and there are republicans who will follow him right over the cliff on that. >> i'm curious to get your perspective on the prism of politics when it comes to attracting voters, how does this trump affinity for people like vladimir putin and putin? specifically, how does that sit with folks that are ultimately going to decide the next president? >> it depends what party you're in. i mean, 74% of one poll, one recent poll, 74 4% of people in this country support the war in ukraine and the us efforts to help the ukrainians. but when you break it down by party, it's overwhelmingly democratic and not republicans. so i think you have to say that the republican party is now the party of donald trump that is what it is. and what donald trump wants. donald trump gets. and i think there's, there's no way around it. there are a group of republicans fighting this, particularly we see in

past couple of years bri students do notts. people, uh, in the past couple of years bri students doudents do not want their families anywhere near them when they attend university. >> mature students, would they mature? >> mature students might. but there's , you know, a large there's, you know, a large number, a much larger number of than than would seem normal. and so there has been been so there has been a been a crackdown. and now we're seeing the that with a drop the results of that with a drop in 33, which is actually a very, very big drop. um, as you'd expect. um universities are coming out. they're very angry about this, but that's because they get their money from, you know, foreign students. some universities will charge up to £22,000 a year to, uh , to £22,000 a year to, uh, to foreign students, to overseas students, whereas they're only allowed to charge just above £9,000 to a british born student. and that's had all kinds of distorting effects on education. i mean, the times a couple of weeks ago ran stories about how universities were essentially, you know, letting in,

um, and i think it's time i think bri uses the phrase, uh, regular order. uh, i think it's time to get back to regular order on our fare collection system. um, so that we're not losing money every year at least, even if we're not covering fully, uh, all costs. thank you. madam chair. thank you. uh, director hemminger, can i just ask a quick follow up on that? because it's an important clarification. because because there's an option in front of us to say, spend fare indexing and then reduce the clipper discount. and you're you're putting are you putting a third option on the table, which is not to suspend. and to reduce the clipper. yeah i, i think we've got an option three here. um, and my view again would be that we don't eliminate the clipper discount, we just reduce it to $0.25. for example. okay i don't know if bri, um, maybe like, you can take the lunch break to do the numbers on that option three. um, but it would be helpful to know where that stacks up in the order. yeah. okay. thank you. uh, director. so please, uh, yeah, just to make sure i unders

mitchell: we certainly argued it in a reply bri. we did point out in our opening brief that there are potential issues athis court would rule under because that phrase appears in other parts of the conson including the impeachment disqualification clause -- >> i thought the point was that section three was unique. that there was setng pping with section three that could explain why certain offices were left off or whatno mr. mitchell: perhaps but there are also implications in other parts of the cstution which really helps us with the "of the officer" of the united states. if this court were to say that the presidency is an excluded office under the united states that could apply at the president is not covered by the -- >> a lot hinges on the difference between come in your argument, between the words office and officer. and i guess i'm wondering what theory do you have from the origin uerstanding or from a textual list perspective why those two terms so closely related would carry such different weight? mr. mitche: because it is c

bris bthe hash browns. you can reheat the pizza it all goes in there that's on sale this weekend.othing to foot wear even tires and auto parts. but there are certain things, if you want the rock bottom prices, you want to wait on. this is the time of the end of the season for winter clothes. if you want spring apparel, wait for the end of spring to buy for next year. that's the best prices maybe less selection that's your wait on. the same thing goes for outdoor furniture. the best time to buy that stuff is at the end of the summer, when everyone is done. if you need something for this summer, wait until the end of march or early next april. there is something called spring black friday. a lot of major stores. >> i've never heard that is that a real thing >> well, they're trying to make it a thing, let's say that, because black friday, everybody kind of wants that association >> you want a deal, right? >> absolutely. electronics, we know actual black friday and cyber monday are the best times, but coming up in july is prime day for amazon when more electronics tend to go on sale a

bay area forecast as the news continues right here on ktvu, fox two, on the other flip side of this brierbyshire and his business was among the many that struggled while everyone was on lockdown. but he now has a new venture and it's leaving behind a green impact. let's go to frank, who's in the ktvu parking lot, to talk to omar about his off the cut mobile barbershop, and i. love this, frank. it's all about being inventive and not giving up. >> exactly. i mean, omar had been cutting hair for some 20 plus years. he's from east palo alto. his barbershop was down in redwood city. and then, of course, the pandemic hit. he lost the barber shop, but not his desire to help out the community. so voila, he went green on us. this is solar powered. it's a mobile barbershop, and you can see him in there right now. he's cutting his dad's hair. that's jamil. and you can see his daughter. uh zuri, who's doing a little cleanup work. so without further ado, let's hop on in the bus and say hi to omar. gentlemen, how are we doing? good morning. >> how are you doing? >> good morning. you you keep cutting

i moved every time i see gianna bri's mother. >> how how does she do it?l, the loss of her daughter, the brutal way her daughter died. died on her own, in pain and. but there she's out there campaigning and she's out there campaigning and she's right to campaign and making sure that her daughter's life wasn't lost in vain. >> she's trying bring some >> she's trying to bring some good a really awful , good out of a really awful, awful set of circumstances which , you know, as a mother, as a parent, there's a lot of you out there who can relate to that. i can certainly relate to that. it is difficult to know, even is so difficult to know, even with all the checks and with all of the checks and balances. the kids are always one of aren't they? >> they ea.- w how to get >> yeah, they know how to get into dark net. >> yeah, they know how to get intcso dark net. >> yeah, they know how to get intcso difficult.et. >> so difficult. vaiews@gbnews.com is email vaiews@gbnews.com is the email address. first, though, your very with sam . very latest news with sam. >> be

all bri allegretti welcome both of you to the show. let me start with you if i can.bate. gb news viewers on the overriding sentiment is why on earth are we wasting so much british parliamentary time on gaza when we're not talking about places like grimsby or glasgow or gateshead? so explain to me, why is this vote tonight which has no legal teeth? it doesn't mean anything. why is it important ? important? >> i think it's important for the uk government. you know, that it's an international power. we're seen as a diplomatic force to be reckoned with, to show solidarity with the innocent palestinian people . the innocent palestinian people. >> know, civilians >> you know, those civilians that know, cowering in that are, you know, cowering in rafah, know, having rafah, you know, having airstrikes rafah, you know, having airsthey've forced down there. >> hamas are shooting at them. israel are shooting at them. it's for uk it's important for the uk government solidarity to government to show solidarity to set precedent. set that precedent. >> international >> so the inter

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