let me move on, mr cain. _ challenge for him mostly. let me move on, mr cain. let me move on, mr cain. i want to - challenge for him mostly. let me move on, mr cain. i want to ask. challenge for him mostly. let me i move on, mr cain. i want to ask you a few questions about various communications strategies during the pandemic. just communications strategies during the andemic. , , ., ., pandemic. just before you do, the meetin: pandemic. just before you do, the meeting on _ pandemic. just before you do, the meeting on the — pandemic. just before you do, the meeting on the 14th _ pandemic. just before you do, the meeting on the 14th of— pandemic. just before you do, the meeting on the 14th of march. - meeting on the 14th of march. everybody at the meeting, the prime minister_ everybody at the meeting, the prime minister at _ everybody at the meeting, the prime minister at the time was there, so boris _ minister at the time was there, so borisjohnson was there? minister at the time was there, so boris johnson was there? the saturda boris johnson was there? tie sa

mr cain, i ask questions _ participants. there are. mr cain, i ask questions on _ participants. there are. mr cain, i ask questions on behalf _ participants. there are. mr cain, i ask questions on behalf of - participants. there are. mr cain, i ask questions on behalf of the - participants. there are. mr cain, i. ask questions on behalf of the long covid groups. i don't think we need to go to it but if you need to let me know. there is an e—mail to the cmo's me know. there is an e—mail to the cmo's office dated june 2020 in which it says reported that the cabinet office had asked the hrc to look at communications around the recovery of patients follow the limo following covid—19 infection. were you aware of this request for information about the recovery of patients following covid—19? i was patients following covid-19? i was not, no. patients following covid-19? i was not. no- you _ patients following covid-19? i was not, no. you say _ patients following covid-19? i was not, no. you say you _ patients following covid-19? i was not, no. you say you weren't? - patients following

. —— mr cain. over the page, page, the bottom of the page. —— mr cain.age, page, please the bottom of the page. —— mr cain. over the page, page, please to page 38. you say this. at 12.20. if i have to come back to helen's... with pte, designed to waste huge amounts of my time i will personally hand curve her and escort her from the building. had you got form, mr cummings, for... studio: apologies for some of the languages used. this is a live stream of the uk covid inquiry and we are seeing messages containing course language. language. we cannot keep dealing with this horrific meltdown... page 10 of 283282. we have to get helen out of here. he is trying to get spads fired. can we get her in monday for her chat to her moving. we need her out asap. building millions of lovely houses. studio: again apologies for the language being used in this live stream. we will see a way in which you speak of a professional scientist who gave his time, and considerable amounts of energy to sage. professor neil ferguson, a third of the way down, we should get someone to

he the other man taking questions today was lee cain-— was lee cain.served _ was lee cain. he reckons his former boss deserved that _ was lee cain. he reckons his former boss deserved that mike _ was lee cain. he reckons his former boss deserved that mike gathered. l boss deserved that mike gathered. will probably be be clear, it was the wrong — will probably be be clear, it was the wrong prices _ will probably be be clear, it was the wrong prices for _ will probably be be clear, it was the wrong prices for this - will probably be be clear, it was the wrong prices for this prime. the wrong prices for this prime minister's _ the wrong prices for this prime minister's skill— the wrong prices for this prime minister's skill set, _ the wrong prices for this prime minister's skill set, which - the wrong prices for this prime minister's skill set, which is i minister's skill set, which is different. _ minister's skill set, which is different, i— minister's skill set, which is different, i think, _ minister's skill set, which is different, i think, from - min

he has gone in already, lee cain has gonein has gone in already, lee cain has gone in as well and he, director of communications. that is significant not only because he was clearly right at the centre of things but also he was in charge of the messaging to the public, and honestly a lot has been made of what decisions were made but also how they were communicated, and whether they were communicated, and whether the public took hold of them. and of course lots of conversations about scandals here in the uk, about her rules were broken by politicians. we had just yesterday one of the civil servants involved in the partygate scandal apologising. so as i say, plenty of issues going on, and in essence we are going to see a picture being painted of what was going on at downing street, and plenty more revelations, i'm sure. to this inquiry as a couple of months in, it has a long way to go, but we are hearing from so many at the heart of downing street at the time. . the heart of downing street at the time. , ., , .,, time. this part of the inquiry has already had _ time. this part of the i

lee cain was one of borisjohnson's longest serving advisers. his key aide dominic cummings is giving evidence for the rest of the day. we'll have the latest from the public inquiry. and also here this lunchtime. a u—turn on the railways. the proposal to close hundreds of ticket offices at stations across england has been scrapped. nearly a month after hamas�*s atrocities, i asked the president of israel for the latest with the hostages and the rising civilian causalities in gaza. dog barks xl bully dogs are to be formally banned today. owners have untiljanuary to apply to keep their pet. and, the cast of friends say they were a family. they've issued a statement, saying they're devastated by the death of their co—star matthew perry. and coming up in sport on bbc news, saudi arabia set to host the men's football world cup in 2034 as australia pulls out of the race to stage the tournament. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. two of borisjohnson�*s closest aides while he was prime minister have been giving evidence to the covid—19 i

lee cain inquiry is looking at.the inquiry and in his opening sort of questions . he's been saying of questions. he's been saying that at the start of the inquiry, at the start of the pandemic, covid was seen as something that was manageable, should be looked at at departmental rather than number 10 level. and there were all of these global surveys that said these global surveys that said the united kingdom was one of the united kingdom was one of the best, if not the best country in the world in terms of pandemic preparedness. and we've seen those sort of surveys that were being passed around at the time. so the government sort of thought that this was all manageable so wasn't manageable and so it wasn't a high priority 10. high priority in number 10. >> then it all started to >> but then it all started to unravel and unravel rather quickly. going to be quickly. it is going to be a very difficult week, isn't it, for the families , those for the families, those relatives who a number of whom are gathering outside th

lee cain, who lockdown rules.was the director of communications , spoke of a lack communications, spoke of a lack of leadership and said mr johnson should have done more dunng johnson should have done more during the pandemic's early phase. during the pandemic's early phase . the government has called phase. the government has called off plans to close train ticket offices , as the transport offices, as the transport secretary asked train operators a short time ago to withdraw the controversial proposal to shut offices in england. a public consultation launched to gauge pubuc consultation launched to gauge public opinion on the closure received the largest ever response with the rmt union , response with the rmt union, saying most people oppose the closures . as mark harper says, closures. as mark harper says, the proposals didn't meet the high thresholds of serving rail passengers . there's more relief passengers. there's more relief on the way today for households feeling the pinch from the rising cost of living

, was once described to me _ him and lee cain, was once described to me as— him and lee cain, was oncee — to me as a nest of vipers and what was quite clear it was the vipers in that nest. — was quite clear it was the vipers in that nest, that is how they treated each other— that nest, that is how they treated each other as well. there were quite happy— each other as well. there were quite happy for— each other as well. there were quite happy for that. each other as well. there were quite happy forthat. everyone, each other as well. there were quite happy for that. everyone, according to mr— happy for that. everyone, according to mr cummings, was hopeless, every bit of— to mr cummings, was hopeless, every bit of government was hopeless, and it demonstrated the ability of number 10 to it demonstrated the ability of numberio to make it demonstrated the ability of number 10 to make decisions and run government— number 10 to make decisions and run governmentjust was not number 10 to make decisions and run government just was not there. it was chaotic— government just was not there. it was

lee cain said that boris himself had said he wasn't the right leader for this crisis .>> of course, boris. of course, soon will give his own evidence . soon will give his own evidence. in fact, later, later this year and i'm sure he'll be giving his views when he joins this parish, in fact. >> oh, he will undoubtedly be giving his views , but it'll be giving his views, but it'll be fascinating see he says fascinating to see what he says and course, also what and of course, what also what the prime says, the present prime minister says, because there can be awkward questions about the then questions about about the then chancellor, rishi sunak's approach to all as well. approach to it all as well. >> he's to going have >> he's not to going have a smooth ride. it's it's smooth ride. it's a it's certainly very forensic and certainly a very forensic and aggressive case there for the inquiry. >> oh, no, he knows what he's doing. paul, final thought. will we learn any lessons? >> hopefully, yes. i mean, this is this is about finding out who is this is about finding out who is

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chase cain shows us the potential price tag of holding back the ocean. >> reporter: viral video showsan swallowing a home in north carolina last year. the federal government just bought others nearby to demolish them, preventing a similar fate. the $700,000 price tag might seem small until you consider that 800,000 homes risk collapse over the next 30 years, worth roughly half a billion dollars. sea level rise caused by human caused climate change eats away at bridges, dunes and cliffs, threatening an amtrak line, homes in delaware, massachusetts and most recently, new york. >> i've been coming out to the pines for 24 years and have never seen the beach look as bad as today. it is terrifying even after superstorm sandy the beaches were not bad as today. >> reporter: the 7 million people who live on long island got a one-two punch leaving houses on the edge of collapse. and then there's a less obvious but even bigger concern, emergencies, because you can see how high the water is coming in. fire trucks and ambulances could actually use the sand to get back and forth between communities

joining me will cain host of fox and friends weekend.university the beneficiary of the mortgage and trust for the professor who received it under a program for senior faculty. why do such programs exist when kids are being buried in student loans? >> the statement doesn't the founder of the anti-racist institute so was this for him? he raises $43 million for the institute, now it's been haved. people laid out and produced zero research because what swaech is there to produce on anti-racism? but it loans 600-grand for a mortgage on that townhome for unnamed professor. it's hard not to conclude that that professor is not kindy when the controller is his brother-in-law which should be noticed he's also the head of global content at youtube. if you need to see the system that controls censorship and pushes certain propaganda look at this story. waits grift. this entire thing from blm to anti-racism played upon white guilt in our society to what is clear at this point bally k millions of people for others own personal benefit. >> he talked ab

will cain, move to this.are dealing with a tiny fraction of the illegal immigrant crisis hitting the border states like texas and arizona. but it is enough to get democrat governor kathy hochul of new york to start to sing a different tune now. the sanctuary state leader now is going after the biden administration's border policy. >> we want them to have a limit on who can come across the border. it is too open right now. people coming from all over the world are finding their way through simply saying they need asylum. the majority of them seem toned up in the streets of new york. that's a real problem for new york city. >> harris: one editorial hit hochul for suddenly realizing america has a border crisis. it calls her current stance too little too late. the city is a migrant magnet and remain so as long as its right to shelter policy in in effect. until it's gone new york's poverty pleadings will be taken seriously by no one. governor hochul has an ally in former president clinton. watch. >> we're supposed

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in washington, i'm national climate reporter chase cain. >> all right, chase, thank you so much. >>> in other news, we're hearing from sf fire today about the suspension of cruise's self-driving vehicles in san francisco. the california dmv pulled all of the company's autonomous cars off the streets yesterday. agency is citing safety concerns and accuses the company of misleading investigators after one of its cars hit a pedestrian earlier this month. crews said it fully cooperated with the investigation of that crash. however, the dmv says cruise misrepresented information by not sharing all of its video of the incidents. in a statement released today, sf fire said it appreciates the state's concerns for public safety in san francisco and that the fire department has had productive meetings with cruise and looks forward to collaborating with the company to improve safety. >>> now to our making it in the bay series. despite a strong economy in the bay area, santa clara county is losing out on property taxes. they're actually way down. and it could have an impact on you or your kids.

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killed abel, like brothers, these are not enough grandchildren, as for cain, abel, let’s not go thatd is fighting hazbela, hamas is fighting against them, yes some israeli, jewish experts, western some experts say that the end of the israeli state is near, but by god, how many years has israel existed, for so many years everyone has seen that its end is near, in general this is a feature of us jews, we see all the time that we feel that everything seems to be soon, i don’t know which of these experts is jewish, which is not jewish, and if not jewish, they don’t even try to understand us, this is a very complex topic, i am expressing my point of view, this is the first second, uh, that means relatively, they constantly draw parallels, trying against to turn us around, this is a comparison, and just in a snappy way, repeatedly about this... it is said , it turns on what is happening in russia in ukraine, and that means israel, palestine, hamas is against palestine, the evil hamas is against, against israel, the democratic one, and that means , evil russia against democratic ukraine, uh

speaks. >> michael caine speaks through his nose like that he gets very, very specific.ot a neighbor here her daytime talk show kicks off today in her brand-new studio right across the street from us here at 30 rock. she has a special guest lined up including a couple faces you might recognize. take a look. ♪ >> i love you guys. >> we're so happy. i was like, hoda, my biceps are shaking. >> this is true texas, girl. this is a vat of queso i love it. >> jenna made it it is her own personal recipe. if you get velveeta and you turn it over on the back. >> that's texas. >> this is a single serving in texas? >> jenna's queso is like the stuff of legend. >> she's got some great give-aways on that show that shocked everybody in the audience. >> it is awesome to have her here i know kelly from "the voice." now she's here with the family so we're so excited. >> she's following you. >> thank god she did season 5 of the kelly clarkson show starts today. be sure to check your local listings. >>> a lot more ahead, including a controversial conversation all parents need to see on how

lee cain, director of communications at the time.t is the anger towards this man. dominic cummings was involved in breaking the rules during lockdown when he himself had and drove to barnard castle to check out his eyesight, as he explained it. there are plenty of these awkward moments we will hear from but also an insight into how decisions were made. and certainly dominic cummings is not want to pull his punches, i suspect, on his feelings towards borisjohnson. spoiler alert, feelings towards borisjohnson. spoileralert, it feelings towards borisjohnson. spoiler alert, it is going to be even more explosive.- spoiler alert, it is going to be even more explosive. thank you very much indeed- — even more explosive. thank you very much indeed. if _ even more explosive. thank you very much indeed. if you _ even more explosive. thank you very much indeed. if you want _ even more explosive. thank you very much indeed. if you want to - even more explosive. thank you very much indeed. if you want to keep i even more explosive. thank you very

. >> i'm will cain in for laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle from new york city tonight. israel's military just stating that it has now entered the gaza strip to conduct raids targets hamas ter rests and as part of an effort to locate israeli hostages. the wall street journal reporting about 1900 palestinians have been killed and nearly 7700 wounded by israeli air strikes that have leveled entire buildings. live now to ash israel where greg is standing by with the latest. what can you tell us. >> reporter: we were about 20 miles north of gaza, right now 2:00 a.m. kind of calm but a couple hours ago it was anything but. this place was hit by a hamas militant. luckily the israeli iron dome defenses were in place and pretty much knocked them all down but it was happening all around us. that in response, we believe, to some of the strongest series of air strikes that is real has sent towards dpaz a and hamas militant sites. the last 24 hours will something like 750 bombs dropped doing all sorts of damage, of course, to hamas but also civilians caught in the cross fire. and si

here's michael caine walking down the street and i had to walk behind him.l to have been in this film when i'd actually been there myself. 0n the day, my ship would have been out there — three miles at sea. i had four cousins who died. i had three mates of mine at dartmouth who died when their ship was mined and sank. it's my duty never to forget them. that really is what the poppy symbolises — that we're never going to forget those who aren't here any more. the eurovision song contest as to the liverpool city region by more than £55 million, higher than the original prediction of 25 million. liverpool stage that event on behalf of the winners of the 2022 contest war—torn ukraine. let's get more on those figures. live now to our business reporter noor nanji who is in liverpool. that is quite a turn out, tell us more. i that is quite a turn out, tell us more. , , .,, ., ._ that is quite a turn out, tell us more. , , ., ., more. i spent most of the day at the acc and liverpool's _ more. i spent most of the day at the acc and liverpool's waterfront, - more. i s

the other man taking questions today was lee cain, boris johnson's taking questions today was lee cainons his former bath dithered and wasn't suited to leadership in a pandemic. __ by suited to leadership in a pandemic. —— by his former boss. it suited to leadership in a pandemic. -- by his former boss.— -- by his former boss. it was the wron: -- by his former boss. it was the wrong crisis _ -- by his former boss. it was the wrong crisis for _ -- by his former boss. it was the wrong crisis for this _ -- by his former boss. it was the wrong crisis for this prime - wrong crisis for this prime minister's skill set. which is different, i think, from not potentially being up to the job of being prime minister. find potentially being up to the “0b of being prime minister.* potentially being up to the “0b of being prime minister. and what about wh it took being prime minister. and what about why it took ten _ being prime minister. and what about why it took ten days _ being prime minister. and what about why it took ten days from _ being prime minister. and what about why it took ten days from

and we're expecting lee cain to start speaking soon.ng and still going on now, we're hearing from martin reynolds. he was one of the top the principal adviser to bofis the top the principal adviser to boris johnson at the time. so lee cain is expected to speak, but that's after that's later this afternoon . so martin this afternoon. so martin reynolds is arguably most known to the public as the person who sent that email to downing street staff, inviting them to a bnng street staff, inviting them to a bring booze garden bring your own booze garden party in may 2020 during lockdown in the inquiry today, heard that he turned on the disappearing messages function in a whatsapp group of top officials in 2021. when asked why he did this, he said he couldn't remember, but he could speculate date and said that perhaps it was because he was worried about someone leaking his the press. his message to the press. downing street has today said that the use of disappearing whatsapp is permitted whatsapp messages is permitted as civil servants and min

will cain, thank you so much.'ll be watching you tomorrow on fox and friends watch every weekend. but first, watch little tomorrow frien . t and that's it for us tonight. i'm kayleigh mcenany, in for laura ingraham. don't forget to tune in weekdays at 12 p.m. eastern time for when i co-host outnumbered jesse watters is nex fox news alert. i'm lauren greene. in new york. iss

there was no doubts light, seeing what up to the bottle against harry cain and buying. and it was the 1st to charge down to the bluff louisa pen the went through and go on bundled the bull passed spaniel rice. one knew up to 20 minutes. and brian, what, 3 king, just 6 minutes late the cooling of celtic castillo, look it back, and heat by it in light, 6 seconds to nail up. they looked sense for us. the best time we know the buying in more than 5 years. thomas too, who had to change something at half time and 2 sides of the way back into the game . when ben, you mean henry's handful the boat's cane sets up to the penalty and pop the deposition. in the 57 minutes, the momentum shifted and soon off the rough l. guerrero. old mice level the schools . his sharp whistle passed down his gloves, makes toast. then in the 70 minutes leroy center used his electric pace to skate, cross the lights of defense, and to make it to to that. so it finished like 6 disappointments and throwing away a to go. lead was pleased to see walk by in with just happy to keep that on beat and start the

some additional money being approved for cain cain, that that could end up having some serious battleground consequences really on the ground. so again, i think this is just going to be the beginning of administration officials really delivering their warnings on this issue. you saw president biden himself saying earlier this week he even plans on giving a major speech on this issue. so the law being here and the warnings here from the administration, those are only expected to grow in the coming days. >> thank you so much for that reporting. i appreciate it. our reporters are back here at the table also with us is lieutenant general and military analyst mark hurtling. general, let me start with you on the last thing that mj was talking about, which is ukraine funding. and the fact that the president does plan to get out there and give a more clear argument to the american people about why giving additional funds to ukraine is so vital. this is this hasbeing hotly deb part of who will be the next speaker. can you put into context how important this moment is when it comes to ukraine? >> it

raymond always great to see you thank you >> that's going to do it for me i'm will cain in for laura ingraham. don't forget to tune in tomorrow and sunday morning when i cohost fox and friends weekend, as i mentioned earlier i would appreciate if you check out my podcast called the will cain podcast. you will see from just this past week debates over this very important issue gwen between israel and hamas. jesse watters is up next with continuing coverage. ♪ [explosions] >> jesse: tonight israel will begin to exact revenge. the ground operations against hamas in gaza has begun. israeli infantry and armored divisions rolling into the strip to avenge the slaughter of 1300 innocent israeli civilians. well-trained israeli combat specialists are conducting their first operational raids searching for hostages, gathering intelligence and neutralizing terrorists. hamas is no you on the defensive. israel has ordered a full evacuation of northern gaza telling a million palestinian civilians leave immediately or become collateral damage. hamas is ordering all palestinians to stay put, making th

what up to the bottle against harry cain and buy it? and it was the 1st to charge down the bluff. luis opened the went through and go and bundled the bull task spend all right. one knew up to 20 minutes and what? 3 key. just 6 minutes late to aqona, failed to castillo, look it by and heat by it. in light, 6 seconds to nail up. they looked cents for a 1st time. we know the buying in more than 5 years. thomas too, who had to change something at half time and who signed were offered a way back into the game. when pen, you mean henry's handful, the pulse came step up to the penalty and pop the deficit. in the 57 minutes, the momentum shifted and soon off the rough l. guerrero. old mice level the schools . he's filled with the past year on his blog based post. been in the 70 if minutes leroy sent a used his electric pace to skate costs the might some defense to make it to, to and that's how it finished. like 6 disappointments and throwing away a to go. lead was pleased to see was fine with just happy to keep them on beat and start the season

will cain in texas. we will see you soon. thank you for being with us. lauren is back with us, what former speaker newt gingrich had to say about this. >> he told shannon bream locked the republicans in the conference in a room, bring in food, let them go to the bathroom and they need to and don't let them leave until they have 217 votes for one person. watch. >> at the real danger that they will elect somebody in three or four or five weeks from now you have a group of people blow up and decide to go back into the same mess. they need to pick 70 to have stability. >> kevin mccarthy was able to win the speakership after 15 rounds of voting because he allowed for the single vote to force a motion to vacate which is exactly what happened with matt gaetz. republicans don't want that to happen again they need to change the motion to vacate but they likely cannot do that until the house returns to normal with the speaker. stuart: it is called a mess anyway you slice it. now this, secretary of state anthony blinken says israel and gaza cannot return to the sta

mr cain was a little kinder to the former prime minister. pandemic necessarily played to boris johnson's skill set. and in any case, he said, it was hard to discuss anything useful in an environment in which everything leaked. mr cummings, however, was much more scathing in his assessment — not only of borisjohnson, but for the entire mechanism of government, which isn't tailored, he said, to effective decision—making. here's some of that testimony when he was asked whether there was a plan to protect vulnerable people during the pandemic. persons who would be potentially vulnerable to the impact of a lockdown, members of minority ethnic groups, people who were vulnerable in terms of socioeconomic deprivation, victims of domestic abuse, people for whom there was plainly a case to be made that they would require specific consideration, in terms of what the impact of the lockdown decision would be. well, i would say that that entire question was almost entirely appallingly neglected by the entire planning system. there was effectively no plans

and this morning, lee cain, former no. 10 director of communications and one of mrjonson's closest advisorsddington. talk as to what we have heard this morning. it was one of the busiest day to day, i can tell you, in terms of the associated media here. we heard this morning from kane who was boris johnson's director of communications during, before the pandemic obviously, and in the run—up to it and then during the lockdown. he resigned in about november 2020. significant, i think, resigned in about november 2020. significant, ithink, because resigned in about november 2020. significant, i think, because when he resigned, borisjohnson called him a close ally and friend. there was no veal issue at the time. it was no veal issue at the time. it was just felt that, you know, was no veal issue at the time. it wasjust felt that, you know, pat's were not to cross any longer. that is important context because, to some extent, i think, today, the kane seem to be quite defensive in many ways of the prime minister, talking about some of the decisions he made and certainly, his optimism. we talked ab

. >> david, scheduled to be on the will cain pod cast tomorrow for a deeper and longer conversation,xperience and how it applies to what may happen in israel. still ahead, far reaching consequences, that's what the iranian regime is vowing if israel goes ahead with the ground invasion of gaza, maria bartiromo joins us on that, next. we're traveling all across america talking to people about their hearts. ooh, take this exit. how's the heart? i feel like it's good. you feel like it's good? how do you know when it's time to check in on your heart? how do you know? let me show you something. it looks like a credit card, but it is the kardiamobile card. that is a medical-grade ekg. want to see how it works? yeah. put both thumbs on there. that is your heart coming from the kardiamobile card. wow! with kardiamobile card you can take a medical-grade ekg in just 30 seconds from anywhere. kardiamobile card is proven to detect atrial fibrillation, one of the leading causes of stroke. and it's the only personal ekg that's fda-cleared to detect normal heart rhythm, bradycardia and tachycardia.

[laughter] >> lawrence: i'm going to send it over to will cain. >> will: thank you, lawrence.talking about chaos at the border. everyone i'm talking to in my life chaos coming 12 months. what's going to happen in the next 12 and 16 months. here cage and david. i'm going to put you on the spot, cage, we have the economy. and incredible political election. what do you see is going to be the end result of the next 12 months? what's your prediction? >> yeah. i think the prediction is pretty simple. you are seeing a populist movement and people are tired of this globalist agenda by the elites in washington. donald trump and kristi noem ticket and they will bring it home at the end of the day. they are going to walk down to the southern border and economy is going to get out of control when we have lower taxes and promotion of business across the country. >> will: i think you delivered on the prediction with specificity. but, you know. . ages avians yes, yes. >> brian: if you invite him he will come. >> ainsley: especially if you are in dallas. he happens to live there coming up, wh

will: and mentioned this earlier, past two weeks done a lot of coverage on the will cain podcast, had this conversation with david bell via, friends with pete, was the recipient to the medal of honor for the valor he showed in urban warfare in fallujah. he said once you send that infantry in -- and i'm assuming when we say ground invasion, we are talking about a blunt force. not special operations. infantry force taking gaza street by street the, block by block, door by door. once you do, the soldiers -- and, pete, i'm obviously very deferential to you having done this -- but the soldiers' objective is the primary objective. and the existence of civilians or hostages becomes far secondary because it compromises the first objective. i mean, you can't walk through a door sitting there debating whether or not someone is a bad guy or a civilian, otherwise your debate ends with your death. and so they just work an tag nilsic of one oohing -- an tag antagonistic. and i don't know a parallel. fallujah, there weren't civilians like this. pete: fallujah's not the parallel per se because there

will cane joining me -- will cain joining me this thursday morning.t do you make of this this transformationsome. >> i think the world and american college campuses, stuart, are largely full of useful idiots. that doesn't mean there's some machiavellian control behind the scenes. here's what i think. i think the idea of dividing the world into oppressor and oppressed is a tool designed to to create a loser's limp in history to give power to those who lost and would rather have won a conquest. the story of human history is conquest. there's no such thing as stolen land are. none of us sprung out from the earth. we all went somewhere seeking game or land and won something over someone else. that's not to say anihilistic world views, civilizations are not equal. some adhere to morals, some adhere to better humane values, and if you need some instruction book on what's happening in the middle east, identify who is purposefully targeting civilians and identify who is accidentally true the inevitable realities of war experiencing civilian loss. not all civi

early on here through the kicking of home drake pull out usually when schools wasn't told, when some cain got sent off for dangerous tackle. but the old watch still miners to school the early troy of the game, as they hope to add to that 3 world cup trophies. it proved in vain. the south africa held on when 1211 the 3rd straight. no count a big one by a single point. captain c, a police, a boat in the townships, lifting the trophy to the 2nd tournament and arrived job done for the spring box and the house from south to make sure it hosted a safe and secure world camp. given the policing failures that left you, a champions league going on here, on the current side, tell us how succeeded in not next comes the fall. great. the challenge of hosting the olympics for south africa funds leaving the stop defense. success is measured in one way only the world cup is coming home again, full rece aldi's era cars. okay. on stage that so for me, money inside, i will be back at the top of the hour with more of the ongoing coverage of the will on gone. so i lots more on our website out there. don't com,

after all, boris was fired, lee cain was fired. they were all slung out.h you were left with a load of civil servants who may have done a good job or may done a good job. may not have done a good job. and i see that cummings even used the c word about about matt hancock and so, you know, they were all they were all all were all they were all rats, all falling out of a sinking ship. >> there was language that would make your hair curl in some of those whatsapps where are you on it? michael well, i mean, i mean, i think boris johnson's handung mean, i think boris johnson's handling was quite bad. >> i do actually feel a bit sorry for these guys having their whatsapp sort of broadcast to because think to the world because i think we all whatsapp that all say things on whatsapp that we to be broadcast we don't expect to be broadcast to the world. now, it's not a surprise to me that politicians are now their whatsapps are now turning their whatsapps to deleting to sort of self deleting messages sort the messages in terms of sort of the concrete, you know, judge

banished or qaidna and the lord or qaidna and lord, azbar barkan and tofan, azarb barkan and tofan, or cain and lord, or al-rban until tahrir al-masra, or gaza sabra, or gaza sabra , until tahrir al-masra, until tahrir al-masra, or qaydna and rabban, or qaydna and rabban, azbar farkan, and tofan, aqrab farkan, and tofan, or qaydna , walrban, or qaydna, and the lord, azbar farkan. al-toufan multiplication of al-toufan or al-aqsa or al-aqsa or al-aqsa in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, hello, dear viewers. at four in the morning, welcome to the news section of al jazeera tv channel live, unprecedented and painful images of the press conference held by the officials of the ministry of health of the gaza strip among the bodies of the martyrs of the attack. the brutality of the zionist regime spread to gaza in shafa hospital, most of them are children

. >> british film star michael caine announced he is retiring from acting the two time academy awardretirement on the best of today podcast over the weekend. he's well known for his roles in the batman movie series kingsman and inception. the 90 year old says his last acting gig was the great escaper, which came out earlier this month. caine made his first acting debut in 1956. >> pop icon madonna kicked off her celebration tour in london. >> the superstar returned to the stage saturday after delaying the tour because of a health scare. the 65 year old suffered from a bacterial infection in june, which forced her to cancel her north american leg of the tour. and, well, she postponed it. she didn't cancel it. she's coming to the bay area at the chase center in february during her performance, she paid tribute to prince sinÉad o'connor and michael jackson. her second night of the show in london is on tuesday. cannot wait to see it. and her daughters were in it. lloyd and mercy, this is a trend. >> bring your daughters on tour. >> bring your daughters to work day or month, month or year

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. >> reporter: oklahoma supreme court justice john cain says he wants tracy soderstrom taken off the bench, texting tourduring a trial. texting that prosecutors just couldn't accept that a mom could kill their kid, so they went after the next person available and add,ki p can i please screa "liar, liar?" why does i havhe have baby hand. they accused a witness of not having teeth, being constip pated and a juror of wearing a wig. soderstrom texting a bailiff, i could look at him all day, and askingki asking, can i clap for her. but never giving the jurors an opportunity to consider second degree murder. they handed down a manslaughter conviction and recommended he be released with time served. after the trial a video was leaked. she had cameras moved away and then put back and asked brlack pri privacy spots over her defkts. we called judge soderstrom's attorney several times and nefrp heard back. we called the bailiff. she hung up. we called again, twice. >> and our thanks to caitlyn ogle for that story -- coming up, how a dad in arizona l code policy. >> and we have one town's very o

killed avile, like brothers, little more grandchildren, about cain, abel, let’s not go that far, sood, for how many years israel has existed, for so many years, everyone sees that its end is near, in general this is a feature of us jews, we see all the time, what we feel, that soon everything seems to be, i don’t know which of these experts are jews? who is not a jew, if not a jew, they don’t even try to understand us, this is a very complex topic, i express my point of view, this is the first second, it means relatively, they are constantly they draw parallels, trying to turn this comparison against us, and they simply cite what is happening in ukraine, russia and that means israel, palestine, hamas against palestine, evil. and that means evil russia against democratic ukraine, indeed, a parallel can be drawn, but i would draw it in a slightly different direction, but by the way, they even demonstrate this with these trips there, with this political tourism, here it is, as i understand it, quite senseless in these conditions, but nevertheless you need to fly, i think it was a great

like the al-qudsah battalions , it will be destroyed like qassam missiles, cain's rule will win , abel's nation won't be named on the map for another 20 years , israel will rain dust from the end of time for al-aqsa mosque. in quds will be our verses subhan god willing, we hope that you young people will see that day and god willing, you will see it. and god willing, in jerusalem, because the issue of jerusalem is so important to them, god willing, you will pray there, with the success of god in the morning, you , dear viewers, may god bless you and be happy. we will have a detailed discussion with you, dear and respected viewers, and present today's program and events to you, dear and respected viewers. it is home based and therefore a meeting will be held today to review the latest status of domestic workers. on this occasion, we are also in the studio of the morning program. greetings, the host reporter, mr. hamtian, the head of the secretariat of the headquarters of organizing and supporting domestic jobs. good morning, khantian. ok, you are very welcome, thank you, i am also greetin

jim wright has seen some of the devastating pictures coming out of acapulco as hur had cain otis ripped the area. >> and you really feel for the people especially the time frame of how it developed so quickly and it was a category 5, which is crazy. >> reporter: jim is going to the coastal town just south. it's a place where he hopes to retire. images and information coming out of acapulco are limited as power has been completely wiped out in the area. one of their churches is just three blocks from the water. angel baez hasn't been able to reach any of the staff members since the early hours of the storm. >> he said angel, the wind here is ferocious. we have never seen -- they've gone through hurricanes before. he said pastor angel, we've never seen anything like this. and the amount of water that is coming down is just unbelievable. >> reporter: jim says he doesn't have second thoughts about retiring on the coast of mexico, but this hurricane will make it more cautious about the location of his new home. >> and one of the reasons that i chose that area because of infrequencies of hurr

josh cain, senior reporter with the standard. thank you so much. thanks, kristen. you can check out josh's article and more of the san francisco standard's other original reporting on their website. sf standard.com abc7 will continue to bring you more segments featuring the standards city focused journalism. look for that twice a week right here on getting answers at three. we'll be right back with a new report about ski season in the sierra. and if you're a skier and snowboarde welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. a new, healthier world without cigarettes. as long as you don't count the 6 trillion sold worldwide every year. and vaping won't lead to smoking, if you ignore the research that says otherwise. in big tobacco's fantasyland, the deadliest industry is your friend. shh... the desert research institute's division of hydrological services. thanks so much for joining us, sean. >> thanks for having me, kristen. >> so this report suggests a huge decrease in the snowpack in the tahoe area by the end of the century. how much and what are the causes? >> yeah, that

bueno, él es fred caín, tercero, quien fuera detenido hace tres semanas en su casa en oregón despuéslara con el secuestro y el asesinato ocurrido en 1987 de jeremy stoner de seis años de edad. además que hay 1/3. se considera una persona de interés. en otro caso sin resolver. en ese mismo año. y se trata del asesinato de otro niño de nueve años de edad en martínez, aquí en el este del área de la bahía y en el condado santa clara, las autoridades anunciaron un plan para brindarles una segunda oportunidad a los exconvictos que deseen cambiar su vida. se trata de un programa que busca que las personas que estuvieron presas y pagaron su condena puedan reintegrarse a la sociedad y reconectar con sus familias. gracias a una subvención de medio millón de dólares del gobierno estatal destinados a la reinserción y reunificación familiar. >> creo que nos enfocamos mucho en las personas que van a la cárcel, pero detrás de cada persona hay una familia, sean padres, hermanos y en particular cuando hay niños. >> el condado también indicó que ese dinero será distribuido entre cuatro centros de rein