david byrne, known for hits like "burning down the house" -- ♪ watch out, you might get what you're afterand rockefeller skank dj slim. ♪ check it out now ♪ >> i would give my heart to work with this man. >> the cast and producers like dj cherish the love. >> never believed this was possible. >> and what david byrne says to critics. >> "nightline" will be right back. new nature's bounty hair growth. help grow thicker, fuller hair with just one capsule a day of advanced hair complex. conquer hair thinning... ...and fall in love with your hair all over again. only from nature's bounty. ♪ >> byron: good evening. thank you for joining us. we begin tonight with a major development in the writers strike. after 146 days, both sides are indicating a tentative agreement has been reached. if approved tomorrow by union leadership, the deal goes to guild members for approval. hereabc's >> reporter: tonight, after one of the longest strikes in hollywood history, writers and studios reaching a tentative agreement, bringing the entertainment industry one step closer to getting back to business. >> shut

commissioner byrne no. commissioner byrne is no. commissioner yee no. commissioner yee is no. and vice president carter overstone yes. vice president carter overstone is yes. you have three no's and two yeses. the motion fails. okay. the motion failed. is there another motion on move to go into open session and not disclose? is there a second? we're in open session. right move to not disclose. is there a second on that motion? i'll second. all right. on the motion to not disclose, commissioner walker, how do you vote? yes, mr. walker is yes. commissioner janez. no commissioner janez is no. commissioner byrne. yes. commissioner byrne is. yes. commissioner yee yes. commissioner yee is yes. and vice president oberstar. yes. vice contrabassoon is yes. you have four yeses. all right. line item 22, adjournment action item . oh one, we got you out early. chief. i know. i know. ♪ >> welcome to hamilton recreation and aquatics center. it is the only facility that has an integrated swimming pool and recreation center combined. we have to pools, the city's water slide, for little kids an

the chief constable simon byrne - conference earlier.nstable simon byrne has tendered his resignation to the northern ireland policing board with immediate effect. i have informed the board of the resignation at a special meeting this afternoon and i would like to record my thanks and appreciation to simon for his work over the course of the last four years as chief constable. he is a dedicated police officer with a deep respect for the profession of policing. he was very aware of and greatly appreciated the often difficultjob that police officers and staff across the organisation who on behalf of the community. this may not always have been apparent to onlookers but it was very much his modus operandi as was his desire to improve policing for the community through modernisation and investment in local policing arrangements. his tenure was subjected to intense scrutiny and i am sure that the last few weeks in particular have been incredibly difficult for him personally and professionally. the board will now consider the leadership arrang

., ., ., , byrne? there are arrangements in lace byrne? in place which we are _ byrne? there are arrangements in place which we are considering - byrne? there are arrangements in place which we are considering at| place which we are considering at the moment, working with the different organisations on this issue and we will be in touch. inaudible we are looking at the arrangements at the minute. thank you. just we are looking at the arrangements at the minute. thank you.— at the minute. thank you. just on thursday he _ at the minute. thank you. just on thursday he was _ at the minute. thank you. just on thursday he was telling _ at the minute. thank you. just on thursday he was telling the - at the minute. thank you. just on j thursday he was telling the board that he _ thursday he was telling the board that he was — thursday he was telling the board that he was not— thursday he was telling the board that he was not going _ thursday he was telling the board that he was not going to- thursday he was telling the board that he was not going

commissioner byrne yes. commissioner byrne is. yes. hear me. yes we got your vote. thank you, commissioner yee. yes, commissioner yee is yes. and vice president carter was still. yes. vice president stone is. yes. can you hear me? yes yes, commissioner, we can hear you. all right. you have five yeses, commissioner. next item, please. sergeant, line item four, adoption of minutes action for the meetings of july 12th and july 19th, 2023. is there a motion? i moved to approve second, members of the public do like to make public comment regarding line item for the adoption of minutes. please approach the podium. there is no public comment on the motion. commissioner walker, how do you vote? yes, mr. walker is yes. commissioner jones yes. commissioner janez is yes. commissioner byrne. yes. commissioner byrne is yes. commissioner yee yes. commissioner yee is yes. vice president carter ulverstone yes . vice president carter is yes. you have five yeses. line item five chief's report discussion weekly crime trends and public safety concerns provide an overview of fences, inc

byrne down as soon as you walked _ bert is ape-like?! byrne down as soon as you walked in?!laying at the studio touether? , , still like playing at the studio touether? . . . together? yes, playing live is the other holy grail. _ together? yes, playing live is the other holy grail. the _ together? yes, playing live is the other holy grail. the band - together? yes, playing live is the| other holy grail. the band can get together— other holy grail. the band can get together and pass around ideas without— together and pass around ideas without any interference, and when it works. _ without any interference, and when it works. it — without any interference, and when it works, it is great. there are some — it works, it is great. there are some unholy grails too, it is a great — some unholy grails too, it is a great place for a band to work it out _ great place for a band to work it out. , ., ~' great place for a band to work it out. ~ ., ., great place for a band to work it out. ,., ~ ., ., ., , out. do you think about how the fans will react when _ out. do you think about how t

unionist politicians say mr byrne was right to stand down. in northern ireland's police service and we will work with the psni. they have our full support to deliver effective and efficient policing for everyone in northern ireland in a way that commands cross community support. being chief constable here can here means dealing with unique political sensitivities and security threats. the rule will be all the more demanding after such a massive crisis of trust in the police's leadership. chris page, bbc news, belfast. hello. we've two seasons in one day again today. the early morning autumn fog clearing and then temperatures will soar. yesterday, we had 30 degrees. once again through today, and for the rest of the week, we'll see temperatures in that sort of category in the hottest spots, the warmest spots. plenty of sunshine, as well. there are a few flies in the ointment. this is a weak weather front still across parts of northern scotland, just threatening a few showers as well in the south and the west of both england and wales. even the

of course, simon byrne has been facing calls to quit after a number of recent controversies.oubles commemoration event. that came after the news that 10,000 police officers and staff were mistakenly revealed on the internet last month. so what has happened is an emergency meeting of the policing board, which holds the psni to account, took place and the board question simon byrne for five account, took place and the board question simon byrne forfive hours at a meeting last thursday. simon byrne previously ruled out resigning, this prompted the democratic unionist party to submit a motion of no confidence in the chief constable. other unionist parties called for the chief constable to go where there is other political parties raise questions about the psni leadership. northern ireland's policing public body is made up of template, nine independent members and holds the chief constable to account for the delivery of policing. so just a reminder of that breaking news. the police service of northern ireland chief constable simon byrne has resigned from his post. you are watching

simon byrne had decided his time was up.simon for his work over the past four years my as chief constable. undoubtedly a police officer with a deep respect for policing. how can public confidence in policing in northern ireland be rebuilt? we have officers and staff who have been enduring, faithful, loyal, and hard—working, and we should never forget that. they are there for our community. they have been here for the long—term, short—term and have been through many difficulties. officers and civilian workers have been dealing with an increased risk to their safety. last month, details of all 10,000 staff were mistakenly published online. detectives believe the information is now with dissident republican paramilitary groups who continue to target members of the security forces. last week, there was more controversy. a court ruled two officers who carried out this arrest had been unlawfully disciplined because of pressure from the nationalist party sinn fein. the board, based here, will now have to appoint a new chief constab

simon byrne had decided his time was up. i to account.as up. i would like to record my thanks _ his time was up. i would like to record my thanks and - his time was up. i would like to i record my thanks and appreciation to simon for his work over the past for my as chief constable. undoubtedly a police officer with a deep respect for policing. police officer with a deep respect for policing-— for policing. how can public confidence _ for policing. how can public confidence in _ for policing. how can public confidence in policing i for policing. how can public confidence in policing in i for policing. how can public i confidence in policing in northern ireland be built? taste confidence in policing in northern ireland be built?— confidence in policing in northern ireland be built? we have officers and staff who _ ireland be built? we have officers and staff who have _ ireland be built? we have officers and staff who have been - ireland be built? we have officers| and staff who have been enduring, faithful, loyal and hard—working and we sh

unionist politicians say mr byrne was right to stand down.service and we will work with the psni. they have our full support to deliver effective and efficient policing for everyone in northern ireland in a way that commands cross community support. being chief constable here can here means dealing with unique political sensitivities and security threats. the rule will be all the more demanding after such a massive crisis of trust in the police's leadership. chris page, bbc news, belfast. as we've been hearing, festivalgoers have been allowed to leave the burning man site in the nevada desert following severe storms. an exodus of cars and vans were filmed leaving the area after the driving ban was lifted. rare rainstorms flooded the campsite — leaving 70,000 people stranded. some attempted to walk nearly ten kilometres — that's six miles — to the nearest road with plastic bags on their feet. helen ficorilli is former director of cloudspotting — a music and arts festival, which took place in gisburn forest, in lancashire. she explained how to

simon byrne had decided his time was up.anks and appreciation to simon for his work over the course of the last four years as chief constable. he is undoubtedly a dedicated police officer with a deep respect for the profession of policing. how can public confidence in the police service of northern ireland now be rebuilt? we have officers and staff who have been enduring, faithful, loyal, hard—working — we should never forget that. and they are there for our community. they have been here for the long—term, short—term and have been through many, many difficulties. officers and civilian workers have been dealing with an increased risk to their safety. last month, details of all 10,000 staff were mistakenly published online. detectives believe the information is now with dissident republican paramilitary groups who continue to target members of the security forces. last week there was more controversy. a court ruled that two officers who carried out this arrest had been unlawfully disciplined because of pressure from the natio

commissioner byrne. yes. commissioner byrne is. yes commissioner yee yes. commissioner yee is yes. vice president carter overstone yes. vice president carter is yes. you have six yeses. line item six presentation and discussion on patrol specials at the request of the commission discussion on. i'm just going to introduce this this topic. thank you for presenting from the department the president assigned sort of researching the patrol special program at the there was a lot of requests from the public to look at this, to look at the history of the patrol special program and sort of have a discussion about it. so there's no item to vote on. this is just bringing you up to speed on what we've been talking about so we can hopefully agree to move forward. so thank you so much for being here and presenting. thank you, commissioner. my name is lieutenant patrick mccormick. i'm the oic of staff services. fancy name for personnel chief and commissioners. thank you. this will be a fairly short presentation, but i'd like to point out i'd like to welcome our it may be our lone patrol special i

and in 1981 byrne told the l.a. found out from a newspaper. yeah, "l.a. times" called us. >> it was a fact checker called us. >> and they wanted -- they wanted a comment. >> reporter: the relationship suffered from there. at one point you called i think david byrne a vampire? >> that's what they say. i don't remember that. >> reporter: you don't remember that? >> no. i might have been in a bad mood. ♪ ♪ pack your bags ♪ >> reporter: and while the band did perform one last time in 2002 when they were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame -- >> i'd like to thank the rock and roll hall of fame for giving this band a happy ending. >> reporter: they had not appeared in public until the premiere of this restored concert film brought them together. >> it's natural to feel pride in the legacy and joy and the memories. but inevitably you also ask yourself the question, would i do anything differently. would you do anything differently, david? >> i think i could have been probably a more easygoing collaborator. but at

in 1991, byrne told "the l.a.>> and they wanted a comment. >> reporter: the relationship suffered from there. >> at one point, you called, i think, david byrne a vampire? >> that's what they say. i don't remember that. >> reporter: you don't remember that? >> no. i might have been in a bad mood. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and while the band did perform one last time in 2002 when they were induct into the rock & roll hall of fame -- >> i'd like to thank the rock & roll hall of fame for giving this band a happy ending. >> reporter: they had not appeared in public until the premier of this restored concert film brought them together. it's natural to feel pride in the legacy and joy and the memories, but inevitably you also ask yourself the question, wie do anything differently. would you do anything differently, david? >> i think i could have been probably more easy going collaborator. but at the same time, that was kind of the way we were, the way i was, and so it's not like, oh, i wish i could have changed that. i think that

katie byrne on the ground in live oak for us, thank you katy.ox is teaming up with the american red cross to help people affected by hurricane idalia you can use the camera on your phone to scan the qr code on the left side of your screen or log on to redcross.org/fox. forward lots of ways to help. >> right now we are encountering people from all over the world but some the countries we see most frequently are folks from ecuador, senegal, egypt. >> the remoteness of this area present significant challenges for logistical and humanitarian standpoint. anita: border patrol agents their struggle to keep up with the migrants seeking u.s. asylum at the southern border. they are encountering more migrants on the terror watch list. 442 migrants were suspected terror ties were caught at ports of entry in july. that is up more than 13% from june but let's bring in chad the former acting dhs secretary executive director at the america first policy institute. secretary, thanks so much for joining us this afternoon. i want to get into the terror watch list i

katie byrne has more now from cedar key. power restoration and cleanup are the biggest priorities on the ground in some of these coastal towns that got hit so hard by storm surge, in some cases blowing out the walls to people's homes. this is where frank pattillo lives, in a condo where you could see this used to be a bedroom, a bathroom right over here. but that water came in like waves from the gulf and tossed around his appliances over in the back, you'll see a washing machine in all kinds of debris just blew out the back of his garage and ended up in a debris field in the backyard, shared with neighbors. frank pattillo decided not to evacuate when the storm came through, but he said it was scary waking up to the sound of that water tearing apart the walls to his garage. all of this is going to take a while, and that's kind of what's in mind. you say, well, gosh, the weather's pretty. everything's nice. people can work. but of course, it wasn't just us. excuse me. it's all up and down the coastline. so people are so busy

mr byrne accusations of appeasement from unionists . mr byrne addressed unionists.addressed the media a short while ago. i highlighted that after carefully reviewing the full judgement , i reviewing the full judgement, i sought further advice after consideration . consideration. >> the question of an appeal is now live further public commentary around this matter is not appropriate at this stage. thank you , chief. thank you, chief. >> do you retain the support of the policing board? >> that's a matter for the policing board. chief constable i >> -- >> have you considered your position? >> i'm not resigning schools in england, mr immediately shut buildings made with a type of concrete that's to prone collapse until safety measures are put in place. >> some schools will have to relocate children to other teaching spaces. more than 100 schools are being contacted before the start of the new term . education secretary gillian keegan says the government is keeping on top of doing all it can to deal with the issue. >> if it's in a place that is causing concern, you know,

in cedar key, florida, katie byrne, fox weather. thousands of harley-davidson motorcycles have been recalled over concerns of malfunction and could lead to a crash. the company is recalling more than 65,000 motorcycles as several models made from 2018 through this year are affected by the recall. the issue is over a rear shock absorber fastener that may break causing loss of tire pressure and then control, which could lead to a crash. if you have a bike that's been recalled, you should have you should receive a notification sometime this week with information on how to get a part replacement for free. a new report finds cancer patients are not always getting the care they need because of the volume of red tape they have to deal with. researchers found patients who had to contend with a lot of paperwork were 18% more likely to experience delays in getting their care or find themselves unable to stick to a treatment plan. that is compared to patients who face less red tape . the study was carried out by the commonwealth fund, a health

byrne comes from cheshire . you. byrne comes from cheshire.in the last he looked after the cheshire police force before this and in the last 24 hours we have a man shot dead . we've had have a man shot dead. we've had a fatal stabbing. and the two kneecappings that you've talked about there, i mean this is no ordinary beat, no , it's ordinary beat, no, it's definitely not. >> and have to walk not only a line of management with your own rank and file , but then to have rank and file, but then to have to walk in a line politically as well. i mean, gerry kelly came out yesterday from sinn fein and said that he was robust in his conversations with the chief constable around those arrests in the ormeau road. so it takes a person with a very, very rare skill set to be the chief constable of northern ireland and a very good understanding historically of what has went on here. so were there going to find this new set of skills from is well beyond belief in a very short time. so really and truly, we're looking at probably a year here without a chief co

mr byrne addressed the media a short while ago. i highlighted that after carefully reviewing the full judgement , i reviewing the full judgement, i sought further advice after consideration . consideration. >> the question of an appeal is now live further public commentary around this matter is not appropriate at this stage . not appropriate at this stage. thank you, chief. >> do you retain the support of the policing board? >> that's a matter for the policing board. >> chief constable, have you considered your position? >> i not resigning schools in >> i am not resigning schools in england, mr immediately shut buildings made with a type of concrete that's to prone collapse until safety measures are put in place. >> some schools will have to relocate children to other teaching spaces. more than 100 schools are being contacted before the start of the new term . education secretary gillian keegan says the government is keeping on top of doing all it can to deal with the issue. >> if it's in a place that is causing concern , you know,

katie byrne, ktvu fox two news.ht, let's see how things are looking here in our weather locally with meteorologist mark tamayo. hey, mark. hi. yeah, the big headline here, guys is a bit of a cooling trend that begins today here in the bay area and it really kicks in by the weekend. so no major heat at all in our forecast as we head toward the weekend and even into next week. you've been hearing about hurricane lee, as you can see, the latest on the satellite here is that circulation. thankfully we're not talking about a major hurricane. but as you know, a category one storm can still cause a lot of damage. and this will be quite a bit of a rain producer. so it'll be coming closer. right now, winds of 85 miles an hour, a category one storm moving to the north at 14 miles an hour. here is the forecast track expected to hold on to hurricane status, possibly as a category one as we head into late friday night and into saturday. and then tracking to the north as we head into the weekend. so as you can see here at the for

northern ireland's police chief, simon byrne has resigned . a simon byrne has resigned.t two junior officers were unlawful . it comes after a data unlawful. it comes after a data breach revealed the details of 10,000 psni employees last month . gillian keegan has apologised for her use of language whilst discussing her frustration at the school's concrete crisis . the school's concrete crisis. the education secretary was heard using expletives in an unusually frank, expletive fidden unusually frank, expletive ridden hot mic moment. ms keegan's comments come as the prime minister bats away accusations regarding his role in the crisis while he was chancellor the government is under increasing pressure to explain how they'll keep schools safe from a kind of concrete that's to prone collapse as children return to school. angela rayner as we've just been hearing, is the new shadow deputy prime minister and levelling up secretary as sir keir starmer reshuffles his top team . she replaces lisa nandy, team. she replaces lisa nandy, who becomes shadow cabinet minister for internat

rob byrne suffered minor injuries after it got in through a window and tried to bite his arm.his is the moment the male python is captured. the rescue required police, fire and two animal charities. the authorities believe the snake escape from his owners and slithered his way into rob byrne's house. as i went into the conservatory, in my peripheral vision i caught sight of something and saw a snake with its mouth wide open comming for me. itjust caught the back of my arm, just grazed the back of my arm. luckily, i had moved away or it would have latched on. experts say they are seeing an increase in snakes escaping, especially in the summer. the 11—foot python is now being looked after by a reptile charity in kent. snakes are escape artists and you've only got to turn your back for a second and the snake will disappear, so i think that is something that people really need to think about and we really don't recommend taking snakes out into the garden. rob is now calling for snake owners to take more responsibility because he says if he hadn't reacted so quickly he could have b

simon byrne has so far rejected calls to resign after recent controversies, most recently a court rulingein. three unions representing junior and senior officers and civilian staff will hold meetings next week to discuss issues around mr byrne's leadership. rail passengers in england are facing a second day of disruption as thousands of rmt union members go on strike. some journeys into scotland and wales will also be affected. train drivers with aslef walked out yesterday, as both unions continue disputes with rail operators and the government over pay. here's our business correspondent, marc ashdown. today's rail were shifts from the working week to leisure travel, whether it is trying to visit friends or family over the weekend of travelling to a sporting fixture, would be rail passengers are likely to be disappointed. up to 20,000 rail workers of the rmt union, typically station staff and guards, are on strike for 24 hours. it's part of a long—running dispute over pay, jobs and working practices, the round delivery group which represents more than a dozen operators has offered a 5% b

chief constable stephen byrne . simon byrne. stephen byrne. simon byrne. but continuing controversies, but now his own officers threaten a vote of no confidence and domestic abusers leaving prison could be forced to wear electronic tags under a new government scheme. will it offer better protection to the victims as . as. and it's deadline day for transfers in english football. how big could the bill be as saudi arabia tries to splash the cash? but liverpool reject £150 million from the middle east for mohamed salah before that. latest headlines coming up . latest headlines coming up. rhiannon . mark, thank you. rhiannon. mark, thank you. >> good afternoon. it's just gone 2:00. your top stories from the newsroom . yet more schools the newsroom. yet more schools across the uk may be forced to close due to a particular kind of concrete that's prone to sudden collapse. thousands of children face disruption ahead of their return to class after safety warnings were issued, forcing the immediate closure of some buildings as more than 100 schools, nurseries and c

commissioner byrne yes. commissioner byrne is. yes. hear me. yes we got your vote.thank you, commissioner yee. yes, commissioner yee is yes. and vice president carter was still. yes. vice president stone is. yes. can you hear me? yes yes, commissioner, we can hear you. all right. you have five yeses, commissioner. next item, please. sergeant, line item four, adoption of minutes action for the meetings of july 12th and july 19th, 2023. is there a motion? i moved to approve second, members of the public do like to make public comment regarding line item for the adoption of minutes. please approach the podium. there is no public comment on the motion. commissioner walker, how do you vote? yes, mr. walker is yes. commissioner jones yes. commissioner janez is yes. commissioner byrne. yes. commissioner byrne is yes. commissioner yee yes. commissioner yee is yes. vice president carter ulverstone yes . vice president carter is yes. you have five yeses. line item five chief's report discussion weekly crime trends and public safety concerns provide an overview of fences, inci

simon byrne's been under pressure after some recent controversies, including a leak of thousands of officerscan be prescribed on the nhs from today. it's called wegovy and makes you feel full so you eat less but supplies are still limited. and if you've been to a festival during the summer, this is probably your worst nightmare. non—stop rain turned burning man in nevada into a mud bath. but thousands of people stuck there for days can finally now leave. time to leave you with 10 seconds of a musical masterpiece. of a musical masterpiece. dogs barking yes, this is the danish chamber orchestra starring three dogs. cookie, sophus and sica are basically the beyonces of the dog world. you're all caught up, have a good night! hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm sarah mulkerrins. coming up on the program: carlos keeps his cool in new york — as alcaraz eases in the quarterfinals of the us open. a swedish surprise for europe's ryder cup team — captain luke donald picks new pro ludvig aberg as one of his six wildcards. and let the countdown commence: just four days to go until the rugby world cup st

and byrne, and that was a joke.leaving a joke for his successor, never successor, which should never have been public. and it have been made public. and it was joke. however under labour was a joke. however under labour and you were and a new labour you were talking reducing the talking about a reducing the debt to 40. now we have a debt of 100. debt to 40. now we have a debt of 1well, did have a pandemic, >> well, we did have a pandemic, yes , we have a pandemic, but yes, we did have a pandemic, but i debt was going up i mean, the debt was going up before pandemic started. before the pandemic started. >> point basically is, >> the point basically is, who do think most competent do you think is most competent to the country at the to run the country at the present there's an present time? there's also an electoral cycle thing. maggie thatcher lasted 13 years as new labour lasted 13 years. this lot have come to the end of the road. >> you think it's end of days? >> you think it's end of days? >> yeah. it feels like i

jon: katie byrne from fox weather thanks.dalia relief efforts continued to be an annual disaster giving program partner prey which helps ensure immediate disaster response. here's how you can help use the camera on your phone to scan the qr code on the left side of your screen and make a donation. or you can give it by logging online to redcross.org/fox forward. a tribute fit for a queen. corgis were the late queen elizabeth the favorite dog. next, why some of them made a royal appearance at buckingham palace today. when fox report continues. (woman) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (vo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body... ...regulate blood sugar... ...and mounjaro... ...can help decrease how much food you eat. 3 out of 4 people reached an a1c of less than 7%. plus people taking mounjaro... ...lost up to 25 pounds. mounjaro is not... ...for people with type 1 diabetes or children. don't take mounjaro if you're allergi

katie byrne following all of this right now in hoboken. katie? >> hi, neil.ng a hard time r rec receding. workers freed up this storm drain to get that going a little bit. a lot of streets are looking like this around hoboken right now. things are improving a little bit now that we're around low tide. high tide was around 9:00 a.m. this morning. kind of aligning with the rush hour and the worse of the rain that we saw. we're not in the clear just yet. it's one of those days that people that we met say you can't get around hoboken by car. in fact, we're right by the train station. we met a lot of commuters that said this morning they ended up not driving because of the road closures and taking a bike or walking instead because of how bad the roads were. carter craft said he's used to dealing with flooding in hoboken. but this storm stands out as one of the worst in awhile. >> just another flood in hoboken. what used to be five-year storms is once or twice a year. we have too much water in an environment overly paved, there's no where for it to go. >> you look

chief simon byrne has resigned.ciplinary actions against two junior officers were unlawful . it follows a major unlawful. it follows a major data breach last month which revealed the details of 10,000 psni staff . revealed the details of 10,000 psni staff. uk revealed the details of 10,000 psni staff . uk government psni staff. uk government sources have confirmed that french police have stopped more than 15,000 migrants from reaching the uk in small boats so far this year. now gb news can reveal tougher french policing around some key migrant launch points. has significantly disrupted people smuggling activities. the overall number of channel migrants is more than 20% down on the same period last year. 20% down on the same period last year . and finally, angela rayner year. and finally, angela rayner is the new shadow deputy prime minister and levelling up secretary as sir keir starmer reshuffles his top team. she replaces lisa nandy, who becomes shadow cabinet minister for international development. among the othe

chief simon byrne has resigned.ciplinary actions against two junior officers were unlawful . it follows a major unlawful. it follows a major data breach last month which revealed the details of 10,000 psni staff . revealed the details of 10,000 psni staff. uk revealed the details of 10,000 psni staff . uk government psni staff. uk government sources have confirmed that french police have stopped more than 15,000 migrants from reaching the uk in small boats so far this year. now gb news can reveal tougher french policing around some key migrant launch points. has significantly disrupted people smuggling activities. the overall number of channel migrants is more than 20% down on the same period last year. 20% down on the same period last year . and finally, angela rayner year. and finally, angela rayner is the new shadow deputy prime minister and levelling up secretary as sir keir starmer reshuffles his top team. she replaces lisa nandy, who becomes shadow cabinet minister for international development. among the othe

we have live fox team coverage rick fox weather multimedia journalist katie byrne on the ground and live overt florida congressman michael wall standing by. first lucas tomlinson light at the white house. lucas, what more can you tell us about what we expect for the president's tour today? >> president biden and the first lady landed in gainesville just a few minutes ago. there airborne on marine one and touring the devastation in live oak which is located about halfway between tallahassee and jacksonville. before leaving for florida president biden spoke to reporters on the ramp at andrews. [inaudible] >> i do not think he is going to be there. we are going to take care florida. >> now a spokesman for governor desantis had the governor will be in dixie company today which includes harsh she would be 20 hardest hit areas where that's about it hours south of live oak were biden and first lady will be. a spokesman for desantis said we do not have any plans for the governor to meet with the president today. these rural communities and so soon after impact. the security preparation of a loan

in northern ireland, the police chief, simon byrne, has resigned . byrne, has resigned. >> a recent court ruling deemed that mr burns disciplinary actions against two junior officers was unlawful. it follows a major data breach last month which revealed the details of 10,000 psni month which revealed the details 0f10,000 psni staff month which revealed the details of 10,000 psni staff . month which revealed the details 0f10,000 psni staff . uk of 10,000 psni staff. uk government sources have confirmed that french police have stopped more than 15,000 migrants from reaching the uk in small boats so far this year. now gb news can reveal that tougher french policing around some key migrant launch points has significantly disrupted people smuggling activities. the overall number of channel migrants is more than 20% down on the same period last year. and angela rayner is the new shadow deputy prime minister and levelling up secretary as sir keir starmer reshuffles his top team, she replaces lisa nandy, who becomes shadow cabinet minister for international

, one of the most absolutely in hunched voices in trump's ear during that election period, patrick byrne starts referring to bail bondsman, scott all, as our man in georgia. so, scott hall is in the big leagues at this point. then, on january 2nd, the day that donald trump calls georgia's secretary of state, brad raffensperger, to ask him to find nearly 12,000 votes, on that day, bail bondsman scott hall allegedly spends about an hour on the phone with jeffrey clark. the justice department official who is working furiously to tip the election to trump. on that day, reportedly after that call, jeffrey clark allegedly tries to persuade his bosses at the justice department to send a fraudulent letter to georgia's governor, as well as the heads of the state house and senate, claiming that the doj has serious concerns about georgia 's elections. so what did scott hole say to jeffrey clark? i would sure like to know. by january 7th, scott hall's chartering a jet to coffee county, where he is seen on camera, inside the election offices. there he is. that's all part of an effort to steal data fr

katie byrne has the story. president biden on the ground saturday in north florida getting a firsthand look at the extent of the damage caused by hurricane idalia when people are in real trouble, the most important thing give them is hope. and we're not going anywhere. the federal government , we're here to help the state as long as it takes. there are no plans for biden to meet with florida governor ron desantis, as though the two have spoken regularly about recovery efforts. idalia came ashore wednesday as a category three hurricane, the most powerful storm to hit florida's big bend region in over a century. record setting storm surge carving through some coastal communities. it wiped this house right off of its foundations. it was an elevated house of about eight foot off the ground. but when the storm surge hit it and waves on top of the storm surge, it busted it all to pieces and it's gone now. tens of thousands are still without power. crews hope to get most of those homes back up and running by sunday. t

commissioner byrne. here. commissioner yee here. vice president carter was done. you have a quorum also with us tonight, we have chief scott from the san francisco police department and diana rosenstein from the department of police accountability. could you please call the first item line item one weekly officer recognition certificate presentation of an officer who has gone above and beyond in the performance of their duties. officer michael grande star number 302, investigator bureau general work .

the chief constable of the police service of northern ireland, simon byrne, has resigned.number of controversies at the force, including a data breach which resulted in the details of thousands of staff being leaked online. senior doctors and dentists in new zealand will strike for the first ever time, after pay negotiations broke down. over 5,000 staff members are expected to walk out, with the strike lasting for two hours. further strikes are planned for later this month. new zealand's health authority say they are frustrated and extremely disappointed that their latest pay offer has not been accepted. i am joined by sarah dalton, executive director of the association of salaried medical specialists, the union for senior doctors and dentists. thank you very much for your time. this is the first ever strike by senior doctors and dentists in new zealand as we said. how did you get to this point?— zealand as we said. how did you get to this point? we've been bargaining with the health — to this point? we've been bargaining with the health authority _ to this point? we've be