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chris haigh had this to say: from denise o'neill: brian green agreed: and john tait asked... now the bbc‘s political coverage has long had a reputation for being overly obsessed with westminster, not surprising when that is where the houses of parliament our company can lead to those outside london to feel their being ignored. that might well have been the thinking behind the recent appointment of alex forsyth to the new role of political correspondent based outside of london. her time going around the country, talking to members of the conservative party about who should be its next leader. here she is in a report showing last month. sandwiches anybody? meet some of the men and women who will pick the country's next prime minister. we have the chance to really change things and it's notjust the party that's going to change, it's going to be the whole country. they know that whoever wins this contest will have a lot on their plate. a viewerjackie was disappointed with how the conservative voters they were depicted. a couple of weeks later, another report found more conservati

. >> you'll see brian austin green. in real life, brian austin green is married to meghan fox. anthony. >> it's been such an amazing show. it's just amazing. >> say hi to bri! >> a source tells us that the cast spends all day together on set, even working on the fourth of july, they still make a point to hang out offset, too. brian, shannen and gabrielle are all neighbors, living in a luxury high rise and they've been trying out some of the best restaurants in the city. when jennie and her and hubby to be 46-year-old gets around on a skate brd, yes, some things .n >>> all right, die-hd "dunder-mifflin" fans are pretty bummed "the office" is leaving netflix in 2021. remember, nbc universal bought the rights to the tune of $500 million for their upcoming streaming service. and no matter what, the comedy still holds up today. it's one of my favorite shows. just ask the cast who is grateful to be part of something that's so "e.t."bingeworthy. >> the dundies, how can i explain it? >> we got really lucky, i think, you know, to get anything on the air. it's like catching lightning in

the white banner at the bottom of the screen: chris haigh had this to say: from denise o'neill: brian greent are. but that can lead to those outside london to feel their being ignored. that might well have been the thinking behind the recent appointment of alex forsyth to the new role of political correspondent based outside of london. for the past few weeks, she's spent much of her time going around the country, talking to members of the conservative party about who should be its next leader. here she is in a report shown last month. sandwiches anybody? meet some of the men and women who will pick the country's next prime minister. we have the chance to really change things and it's notjust the party that's going to change, it's going to be the whole country. they know that whoever wins this contest will have a lot on their plate. a viewer, jackie, was disappointed with how the conservative voters they were depicted: a couple of weeks later, another report found more conservative members going on a trip to a steam train that prompted a similar objection from chris: we put those points to b

. >> you see brian play brian silver and you see brian austin green. he's married to meghan fox.een an amazing show. >> they had a bride. >> hey. >> as for the cast life on set, a source tells us they spend all day together even working on the fourth of july but still make a point to hang out offset too, brian, shannon and gabrielle are all neighbors living in the same luxury high-rise. despite reports of drama, tori and shannon have been trying out some of the best restaurants in the city. jason is flying to see family in toronto and when guiney is not hanging poolside she has her hubby and this guy an adopted rescue dog. >> as for brian, well, the soon to be 46-year-old gets around on his skate board. yep, some things never change. er. >> so fun to see all of them together. so nostalgic. it's going to be amazing to see the lion king" back on the big screen. beyonce will be a new voice. but remember her first feature film. >> you know we do. it's groovy, baby. >> i love to eat the worst things, cookies, pizza all of that. but foxy has to be fit. so i've been eating salads and al

brian. >> the green new deal, tax hikes for all, massive new welfare programs. >> they need to worry more president and what he does than a freshman congresswoman, to be quite frank. >> all right, guys. bishop and brian, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >>> we have heavy rain and widespread flooding. what fema is doing to help the people of louisiana, next. a is e people of louisiana, next. in my line of work, i come face-to-face with a lot of behinds. so i know there's a big need for new gas-x maximum strength. it relieves pressure, bloating and discomfort fast. so no one needs to know you've got gas. gas-x. your daily dashboard from fidelity. a visual snapshot of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about

brian: green deal, not so good. >> look at highlights last night. >> i don't understand why anybody goescan't do and shouldn't fight for. [cheers and applause] >> the "green new deal," that is a disaster. you might as well-fed ex-the election to donald trump. >> every credible poll that i have seen has me beating donald trump. >> hillary clinton was winning in the polls too. >> if i think if we force americans to make the radical changes, they're not going to go along. throw your hand up. but you haven't -- whoa, i can do it. >> why do we have to be so extreme. starting to think this was not about health care. >> i get a little bit tired of democrats afraid of big ideas. republicans are not afraid of big ideas. >> we are the democrats. we are not about trying to take away health care from anyone. that's what the republicans are trying to do. >> they're going to say we're a bunch of crazy socialists. let's stand up for the right policy. go out there and defend it. brian: kind of weird. mayor pete was playing the game. i don't want to make my mistakes. i want to withstand the cattle call p

it also finds out that the green deal is very popular and so is a wealth tax. stay tuned. briann popular with democrats who now come up with their own deal better than the new green deal. meanwhile, to a fox news alert. a man is behind bars for murdering his . ainsley: brandon is accused of shooting that young lady right there is a 21 -year-old allie castille and shot her allegedly multiple times. steve: aisha has any is in oxford, mississippi with more on what led police to the suspect. aisha. reporter: yeah, 22 -year-old brandon is here at the loss [inaudible] county july me and no bonds for him. he is accused in the murder of allie castille. she was 21 years old and here studying at ole ms. university taking summer classes and laughing friday night outside a bar near campus and went home around midnight but left again. we don't know the exact relationship between the two but she and brandon who is also a student at ole ms. were seen on surveillance video at a market about 30 minutes away from the campus. that is not far from where caps on routine patrol found her body the nex

brian: this is how comfortable you are. you went into greeni not put my lunch in there. brian: i believe that might be shepard smith's milk so you owe him an apology. [laughter] brian: the russians came back in the middle east and they come back in your novel. >> look, i hate to phrase ripped from the headlines but i will use it that's what i love about fiction when it's ripped from the headline. >> i have been wanting to write about a. we are featuring a character like him. burgeoning secret relationship between the saudis and the israelis, which is really important for the middle east. and got about 250 pages into the manuscript. the jamal khashoggi murder took place in istanbul. everything that i written had sort of become dated, had to take that 250 pages, throw it in the trash can and start over. and what i did is sort of try to catch this lightning in a bottle and what's really going on in the persian gulf right now. vis-a-vis the united states, the israelis, and this fascinating, now much maligned controversial figure mohammed bin salma

i'm contessa brewer in for brian sullivan stock futures right now are in the green.mplying an open of up 92 points the s&p 500 is up about 6 points the nasdaq futures are up 41 it looks like the nasdaq, the dow, the s&p, all on pace to break two-week win streaks a decent day today could change those fortunes the major averages are less than a percent below they're all-time record highs the bond market now, let's look at u.s. treasuries, the two-year yield at 1.7 the five-year up at 1.7. the ten-year up above 2% now let's go worldwide in asia, looking at overseas markets. the nikkei is up more than 2%. this is on talk about the fed rate cut and what anticipation lies in store. the hang seng up a percent shanghai up a percent as well. in europe we're also seeing stocks in the green in germany, in france, the cac 40 up a half percent. the ftse up more than half of a percent. only the italian markets now down and in the red. >>> the new york fed took the unusual step of clarifying comments by its president, john williams yesterday he stoked expectations that the fed may

brian kelly is in our toyota green room with the best strategies for using miles or points to get awayro among the three victims killed in the gilroy garlic festival shooting. at least 12 other people were injured. the victims were taken to santa clara valley medical center and stanford hospital. >>> aipla hang underway in less than an hour for the suspect involved in a deadly stabbing at any sort bart station about a week and a half ago a judge ruled john is mentally competent to stand trial for murder. >>> immigrant rights advocates and daly city to speak out against the cooperation with i.c.e. that upset about the case of escobar local lopez and federal custody in bakersfield big news updates to the data favorite platforms including our website, kpix.com. >>> we are tracking a new crash in the traffic center in the kpix 5 studios , plans of the north at 280 at sand hill road. has been moved to the shoulder when speeds are being affected. at some point, 35 miles per hour. but not looking too bad in the area. a 80 in oakland looking pretty good all morning long. traffic moving along p

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green new deal and the best way to combat climate change. paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >> ktvu political analyst brian was our guest last hour. and he says two candidates tonight appeared to join forces with a common goal in mind. >> bernie sanders and elizabeth warren sort of teaming up a little bit. if you watch some of those cutaways, they were actually talking to each other. i think the idea is, hey, we've got to move the party to a more progressive stance which would be the way you would do it in a primary. and then eventually come back in the other direction. >> around the bay area people gathered for watch parties tonight. this was the scene at the starline social club on martin luther king way in oakland. a large crowd watched the debate here on a couple of the big screen tvs. >> and there could be more fireworks in detroit tomorrow tonight. senator kamala harris and former vice president joe biden will appear together for a second time on the stage after clashing over race during the last debate. senators cory booker and kristin gillibrand along with congresswoman tulsi gabbard are set to appear. >>> this senseless v

brian: aoc is going down to the el paso sector what is she going to find. >> a sector out of control. a bunch of men and women wearing a greenbe thanked. brian: let's talk about what the democrats are trying to push at their debates and what we are hearing over the weekend kids, all about these kids. and they are not being treated humanely. what's your reaction to that? >> the kids are being treated very humanely, but the government is treating them better than the criminal cartels smuggling into this country. this these children are really escaping violence in central america and el salvador and honduras. why isn't the parent here than el salvador taking care. they are going to hire a criminal organization to put that child in the car or back of a tractor-trailer and bring into the united states. that's inhumane. that's good treatment. the government is actually taking care of these children. brian: on friday ninth circuit of appeals rejects the president's to build a barrier. >> the aclu knows where to go to sue the president. this won't be the first or last time. the ninth circuit blamed for this whole surge if you look a

green vegetables. you see pepsi-cola here for three cents, american money. sounds appetizing, doesn't it? brianthe got an answer because he was obviously in guyana t hen. rep. speier: he was in guyana, this is before he went there with the large group. he had sent many followers down there earlier to build the community down there. he was trying to make it very appealing to the members of the people's temple in san francisco and los angeles. he is pitching how great it is. and who use odd down there where the people that were building jonestown. they were the people clearing the jungle, the people building the cabins, and the community. brian: describe where guyana is. rep. speier: guyana is in south america. it was once held by the british and then the danes, i believe. it is in the northeastern part of south america. it became independent, and once it became independent, the country became very much a marxist regime. at the time, the prime minister was the leader of the country. jones was attracted to that country in part because of the embrace of marxism, which is something jones embraced as

up more than 2% a lot of green on the screen on this monday, the first day of july and "worldwide exchange"etns ghafr is rur ♪ >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange" i'm brian live in vienna, austria, at the opec headquarters where we're at the beginning of a two-day meeting, a very important meeting as well and it's not just because of production normally when we're here we'll talk about what kind of an output deal or cut or increase that opec is going to make that is not the main storyline today, although it is one. the group is widely expected to continue on with its current pace of 1.2 million barrel a day output cut agreement for either 6 or 9 months. that is the primary storyline. oil is up about 2% this morning. but that is not the intrigue around this meeting. instead, there are other more macro and in some cases much more important storylines to so play number one, russia vladimir putin with the saudi crown prince announcing the deal ahead of opec at the g-20. does that frustrate the group? we'll find out secondly, how frustrated is opec with continued increase in u.s. oil? opec is trying to keep a floor on prices, but the u.s. is now pumping 12.5

green new deal". aoc admitted it wasn't about environment, it is about restructuring the whole economy. brianbt. you have a democratic party seemingly doesn't believe in the ideas that made america great. ainsley: the four democratic congresswoman are the greatest gift the republican party can receive? >> those are in kind contributions to the trump re-election committee. every time they speak he should tweet them. i don't care if you're about here five minutes, 100 years, what makes america great, we give opportunity and freedom to all. steve: "the squad" is members of the house of representatives. if you're speaker like nancy pelosi and a democrat, what do you do with them? how do you manage them? you know what, free country, say whatever you want to? >> it's a free country. they have as many votes, each congresswoman has as many votes as speaker, one-on-one, but reality is this. a week ago she was trying to silence them, marginalize them. they were accusing her of being racist coming against them. trump by highlighting them, created a huge headache not only for nancy pelosi but for the mil

brian: here's what's interesting about this. this wasn't a snap decision to make this shoe. i'm sure it's been a planning stage within a year. everybody at nike had the greenhing, nobody at nike was thinking, "this is going to be very offensive, racist --" they put out the because they wanted to honor the country. it goes to the whole process at nike and then can't cabinet ways in? >> dagen: why did they ask him first? >> jessica: he suffocated director of nike. i just want to say for the record i'm actually fine with these shoes. i think they look pretty sweet. i like it, i think the 13 stripes, like he said come on the new american flag. it's important part of history. there are things that need to come down. i'm a fan of taking down confederate statues, speaking to communities that have been affected by them and feel pressed by it, but colin kaepernick, he sells. he knows what's on the pulse of younger americans. we are not trying to -- nike is making a smart business decision for themselves. >> dagen: is going to be a smart business decision? because, again, what does it say about nike's place in america and their support of this country? because where

green slime is here forever, i think. steve: double-decker. ainsley: yes. brian: thank you. steve: remember when hillary clinton who was running for president at the time said this about the country. >> we are going to put coal mine or san coal cummings at a business. steve: she didn't and she lost them out business and coal country is actually moving. brian: the former democrat just celebrated with president trump and he joins us live next at visionworks, we guarantee you'll see great and look great. "guarantee". we say that too. you gotta use "these" because we don't mean it. buy any pair at regular price, get one free. really. visionworks. see the difference. we carry flowers that signifyn why we want to end the disease. and we walk so that one day, there will be a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor. join the fight at alz.org/walk. the business of family time... ...and downtime. ...and you time. ...and forgetting what time it is...altogether. modernized comfort inns and suites have been refreshed because when your business is making time, our business is you. get

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