cecil, it's nice to se you. stay. >> [laughter well, i mean, here's the thing you're not a household name in every household. but for political junkies, people who know the democratic party works, you are a big deal first of all, i have to ask you, are you leaving for some intriguing reasons is there something terribl wrong? >> no, nothing wrong >> you are leaving because you want to do something different >> well, i never imagined in 2015 that i would be here eigh years later. at the time, we are traditiona super pac. we ran ads and we existed every four year to do that and after 16, we realize thi is not the way we win. that republicans invest in the long term. they invested in the federalis societies, they invest i institutions that aren't jus about one issue or one candidate, but about makin long term ideological change and so, we thought, hey, w have this opportunity, we have this vehicle, let's identify a couple the structural gaps w see now, and let us help the democratic party in th progressive left fill

they are the work of dutch artis cecil kemper inc. her ceramic sculptures reach out to all the senses. i make things that i've never seen before. i've never heard before to make new things, new combinations that make me happy or make me feel on who that strange or that's and i know what, but something else. yeah. so now lives on the dodge island of teso. as a child, she was already creative and showed a keen interest in dance and art. after one year at a fashion academy, she switched to visual odds where she enjoyed exploring different materials. she finds inspiration in her surroundings. natures white, biggest inspiration and then especially the movements in nature. so where changes are like the tide, like the wind, like the blot in our festivals, like the heart beat, all those nature movements that are going endlessly. her ceramic sculptures come alive in her studio. cecil sees working with clay as a kind of conversation with the material as well as in learning process. she works on each individual ring with the utmost concentration

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her ceramic sculptures come alive in her studio. cecil sees working with clay as a kind of conversation with the material as well as a learning process. she works on each individual ring with the utmost concentration . she seals the ends with water so that no air bubbles can get in between i really love that kind of stubbornness clay has in doing its own. because every time when i fire a kiln and like more than once or twice a week, things happen that i didn't expected. so it's, it's still i am. i'm still exploring the sounds that are produced, create what is known as an a, as them are effect this evoke the tingling feeling that her sculptures trigger in many listeners you unit her love of dance inspired her to set her sculptures in motion. so isn't that something are lid in like are you making a recipe and let's do some art and let's do some ceramic and let's do some dance. but it turned out that way. yeah. here on the island of teso, who sculptures have been showcased many times in the gallery post house. she has worked with gatherings, maurice cristo, fun miles since 2010. it's diffe

but something else that cecil now lives on the dutch island of teso. as a child, she was already creative and showed a keen interest in dance and art. after one year at a fashion academy, she switched to visual odds where she enjoyed exploring different materials. she finds inspiration in her surroundings. natures white, biggest inspiration and then especially the movements in nature. so where changes are like the tie, like the wind, like the blot in our festivals, like the heart beat, all those nature movements that are going endlessly. her ceramic sculptures come alive in her studio says will seize working with clay as a kind of conversation with the material as well as a learning process. she works on each individual ring with the utmost concentration . she seals the ends with water so that no air bubbles can get in between i really love that kind of stubbornness clay has in doing its own. because every time when i fire a kiln and like more than once, twice a week, things happen that i didn't expected. so it's, it's still i am, i'm still exploring t

guy cecil is one of the party's biggest. and now he's leaving that job. he announced he's leaving priority usa at the end of this month after eight years in that landmark very important job, which made me want to grab him are tonight which i hope i can sneak in as an exit interview before letting him know that's what i'm doing it's nice to see you >> thank you after all that maybe i should stay >> here's the thing, you're not a household name in every household. for political junkies and people who know how the democratic party works, you're a big deal first of all i have to ask you are you leaving for some intriguing reason? >> no, nothing wrong >> you're leaving because you want to do something different >> i never imagined in 2015 i would be here eight years later. we ran ads and we existed every four years to do that. and after '16 we realized this is not the way we win, that republicans invest in the long-term. they invest in the federalist societies. they invest in institutions that aren't just about one issue or about one candidate but about making

under his leadership, guy cecil turned the run-of-the-mill super pack into what is now a big tool inectoral toolbox under his tenure, priority receipt posted more than 12,000 at promoting democrats and democratic causes. there is more than $650 million to try to help democrats up and down the ballot. their ads, campaigns were crucial in flipping the house in 2018 and holding onto the senate in 2022. he is one of the parties biggest thinkers in terms of democratic saturday and what they should be doing to counter republican electoral machination. now, he is doing that. he is leaving the job and leaving at the end of this month after eight years in that landmark and important job, which made me want to grab him to for something i hope i can sneak in as a kind of exit interview without letting him know that's what i'm doing. he joins us onset for his first tv interview with the announcement. it's nice to see you. >> thank you. >> maybe i should stay. i don't know. >> you are not household name in every household, but for political junkies and for people who know how it works, you are a

the killing of cecil the lion _ southern africa.an hunter in zimbabwe in 2015 sparked global outrage. in 2016 some conservation charities criticised prince william after he said that commercial hunting can have a positive impact on efforts to save endangered. whatever parliament decides, many will never agree on this deeply divisive issue. don�*t forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i�*m @kasiamadera. thank you for watching, goodbye. hello there, good evening. it�*s been a lot milder today than it was yesterday. we�*ve also seen some outbreaks of rain, mostly towards western spots of the uk, some soggy footpaths here in lancashire, but across northern ireland, some decent sunny spells, also some heavy thundery downpours in here. it�*s been the warmest day of the year so far with temperatures around 16 celsius, and no big changes for the rest of the week either, mild across the board. more wet and windy weather to come in the forecast because low pressure remains dominant. and it�*s been sending us th

the killing of cecil the wine _ in southern africa. charities criticised prince william after he said that commercial hunting can have a positive impact on efforts to save endangered species. whatever parliament decides, many will never agree on this deeply divisive issue. relatives of a world war one soldier have been reunited with his medal, after it was found in a farmer's field in northallerton. the medal belonged to fred brown of the 4th battalion yorkshire regiment. within 48 hours, the metal detectorist who found the lost piece of history, had traced the descendants and were able to reunite them. phil connell has this report. it's a military honour that was issued during the first world war, a silver medallion found in this north yorkshire field last week by dave batchelor, a dectectorist from durham. i was going along and i got a really good signaland i pinpointed it, dug down and out she pops. in the days that followed, dave and anthony, a fellow detectorist, searched military records and discovered the medallion was a badge g

it's got to be cecil parkinson eavesdropper. going to have no question of that.ver speak to you after that? yes but not in a terribly friendly way. well, i will always talk to in a friendly way . viewers is looking forward to seeing even more of you than they have already. and i'm certainly looking forward to formally being colleagues come tomorrow nigel nelson to thank. coming up , tomorrow nigel nelson to thank. coming up, leader of the scottish conservatives douglas ross of invite you to say something nice . her yeah something nice. her yeah absolutely. for one very good reason that we had to be on together and she still got to pick up. i bet that she wouldn't be the leader. they speak in the next election. so i want to make sure i get my money over before she leaves douglas ross , leader of the douglas ross, leader of the scottish conservative mp for morrisons, 2017. you have a normal job before you entered politics, you were a family. so will you indulge me in asking you this question? i can't think of anybody else. i would ask it . how many cows you reckon

it's got to be cecil parkinson eavesdropper. going to have no question of that.ver speak to you after that? yes but not in a terribly friendly way. well, i will always talk to in a friendly way . viewers is looking forward to seeing even more of you than they have already. and i'm certainly looking forward to formally being colleagues come tomorrow nigel nelson to thank. coming up , tomorrow nigel nelson to thank. coming up, leader of the scottish conservatives douglas ross of invite you to say something nice . her yeah something nice. her yeah absolutely. for one very good reason that we had to be on together and she still got to pick up. i bet that she wouldn't be the leader. they speak in the next election. so i want to make sure i get my money over before she leaves . there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £182.60, or £278.70 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year and you could get help with heati

there is a she supposedly our woman claiming to be heady gave an interview to the cecil wig telling about this story and her obituary, which is highlighted here on the screen also notes the incident the other thing that kind of sounds like a little bit of negative truth. is that the british were known to do this sort of thing to find local guides and sometimes force people to serve. to serve as their guides in these and in the landscape to help them navigate so it's not. it's not far-fetched to think that this could have happened. um, so that is that is the first for for 1812? just a couple days later on may 3rd havre de grace is attacked by by the british. so many of you may know this story of having to grace. may 3rd morning of may 3rd 400 british troops come to havre de grace and begin to burn and loop the town the militia who had who had shot some vile of some volley of fire. pretty much fled one man. john o'neill did the best he could to kind of be a one person defense? obviously, he was overwhelmed overtaken and was a prisoner of war on the british and taken out to the hm frigate ma

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cecile lion not died in cecile the lion has not died in vain . mps pass on importing vain.ss ban on importing hunting trophies into britain . hunting trophies into britain. claims that the change backed by celebrities. obviously gary is involved in this somehow a government full of tears today as mps passed a ban on dead animal hunting trophies into the uk. but as this there's some criticism here because actually you'll have to explain it. and we had a little chat about this before. there actually some benefits to some of this stuff. yeah.i benefits to some of this stuff. yeah. i mean so again, like personally, i don't think i'd want do this. i love animals, but i can understand hunting aspect as well. you know, i eat meat, so why can't i just sort of what? going to eat lion, i suppose. maybe a lion, but not if want to keep lunch, is if you want to keep lunch, is that what you want? stroke him out. you couldn't take a out. you couldn't take down a lion. could possibly take down lion. i could possibly take down a cat it was right. a big house cat if it was right. i think you

cecile lion not died in cecile the lion has not died in vain . mps pass on importing vain.ss ban on importing hunting trophies into britain . hunting trophies into britain. claims that the change backed by celebrities. obviously gary is involved in this somehow a government full of tears today as mps passed a ban on dead animal hunting trophies into the uk. but as this there's some criticism here because actually you'll have to explain it. and we had a little chat about this before. there actually some benefits to some of this stuff. yeah.i benefits to some of this stuff. yeah. i mean so again, like personally, i don't think i'd want do this. i love animals, but i can understand hunting aspect as well. you know, i eat meat, so why can't i just sort of what? going to eat lion, i suppose. maybe a lion, but not if want to keep lunch, is if you want to keep lunch, is that what you want? stroke him out. you couldn't take a out. you couldn't take down a lion. could possibly take down lion. i could possibly take down a cat it was right. a big house cat if it was right. i think you

the african continent suffered the most little we still, you have, he cases cycle fellows, novilla. cecil typewriter, this will actually chris here. nothing of it keep the clean the did you call extra nissan? early pre sauce. all been on. if i got her daughter, chris is the new de curly presence or bentley sagal. sure. plus las cruces of correct. so about the re open for me soon. dooku vancho la zante zane completed us next, grew less, it is as 21 short deeper he thought about on methink rama moment battled on dick's body in dumb, posing a girl to help in all populous local was your mental cit, clinics you on the piece. so plus the missionary less of all is x brighter duvall benefits in products. so special is an example is on the walker. so heglum off the lesser killers from the nav. yeah, actually for the dwanda political marcial as it pretty pro scriptural key in him. direct a vague, really job. not m. y be alone in what is really a gym, is it not discuss more? i don't really get along. the emoji, athletic malcolm shopping. you all don't even the hob swelling gone the bottom of it? no.

so we've got to prepare for those driving on cecil deal. those dry years right now looks like things have improved quite a bit. this is last october. you see all the red extreme and exceptional drought even to the central valley. >> then we really afford to today. and here you go. we're looking at the above normal drought in parts of the bay area. parts of the state no longer to drought. all meteorologist lee, probably not a drop because we're seeing so much rain in there. so much water. still to come down the hills and so many more storms to come. here's where we rain. total wise. we're above the average for the entire year in san francisco. now over 25 inches of rain normal this time of year. it's 17 resource in 146% of normal. so have some work to do in san jose above the average and 110% over 10 inches of rain. oakland above the average for the entire years. well over, 24 inches of rain. but the average for the entire year in hayward in livermore. and that's what you're finding and go on top of that. we've had tremendous amounts of snow

so i think as being neutral, china is it, he's pretending to be neutral in females. cecil and by presenting these 12 points, china has taken a step further. but there's nothing really complete there that could really, you know, take us into the direction of peace. and that is where adult layers i would say in the army. so there's india, that's waiting for it from mr. more, the reason decent. and when all of shows was bad and new to any, that movie would like to help and whichever we can. and india as you know. and you'll also see that serve as the big brother when it comes to the south. so india doesn't want to miss that chance, and india certainly i it as well. that if china makes a mistake, if china does send something to russia, then jenna will lose its credibility. and my next 12 points only becomes not 20 points. i will not be in a position to say that v can be your mediator because now if you become part of russia by sending, that means that that is the risk. and the reason why many countries, including india, as we just heard, have so far, abstained from very harshly condemning this

has very little to say to the people of africa. cecile in us shows up in this ship from african nations to russia can be explained primarily by the pragmatic liberation of russia. because in his collaboration, especially in terms of security, russia is above all increasingly pragmatic and to fight against terrorism in the south. hell. while in the case of the united states and european nations, they are more political than programmatic on the ground. so african states really need pragmatic liberation that really brings about change. how many years has this calibration existed between african nations and the united states? but all the time, the crisis is only increasing. so that is why african nations today are more for russia than for the united states. they got on prescriptive other people are more russian oriented because they are a great power. and we can see they have started to help certain african countries and difficulty with terrorism already. and molly, we could see the armament support. so it's good. we can collaborate with russia as we have already noticed the results in moll

then a syllabus one, cecil a nation needs to do with water. what we have done with energy, a kind of sobriety plan, we must all pay attention to this resource that is becoming rare. it's the end of abundance off. if you don't find it isn't affordable, don't fiddle, but no matter how much people can serve more rainfall is necessary. the spring months will be crucial, and meteorologists don't know how much rain will fall. if there's not enough. europe may be set for yet another devastating dry season. let's pick up some of those points. river agit moran, john from d w. environment. welcome back to the studio, graduate. so do we now have to accept that's europe is getting dry. the we're, all the climate is, is changed our but all those patterns now said europe is dryer, and we just adapt to that or as that is the pattern not yet sat. is it just unpredictable? the direction of pretty sat for the mediterranean in the mediterranean southern europe. droughts are becoming longer, becoming more frequent. that's going about direction for kind of norther

and the cecil's but it's really crucial that i would look, it was over there, access, it was our value system. what do we ask for people who are very suckers are, are recording account of those people who are receiving much forms to do the right thing or we are just add minder typing. it also bolts on to our video people. ok, thank you very much for that. i want to come to you think, yeah, your hand was up before my hope is that i've had this conversation. we have representatives from each industry right. that we go back and implement some of the ideas that we've mentioned from changing value systems to found as do the products actually solve real problems to the government. actually focusing on partners with the private sector so that they can extend the impact of their work and to, to more a better relationship. so that i can come get better. i think that's why we will join the call today. thank you so much to panda at least for joining us. and maybe you watching. you might not be from nigeria, but you might be facing the economy time. tell us how you're coping and what you think can

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our cecil rains are now starting to come further north. so the rain pepin up along the gulf of guinea and we've got some welcome rain for somalia. i think some thunder downpours in the mix for mogadishu on saturday with a hive. 29 degrees and an improvement in those conditions for south africa's western cape province. still a few showers, though round cape town on saturday. susan aah! with russia's invasion of ukraine, has prompted traditionally mutual latrice to apply for nato membership. while storia, however, is showing no interest in joining the alliance, thinking that either you are with us or you against us. this is a very simplified way of looking at the planning, the austrian foreign minister tools to well to 0, unprompted and uninterrupted discussions. from our london broadcast center on al jazeera ah ah, welcome back. pick them out of the top stories here on the al jazeera, the man who said more than 1200 lives during the rwandan genocide, and inspired the film hotel relying beth has been released from prison. you a secretary of

our cecil rains are now starting to come further north. so the rain pepin up along the gulf of guinea and we've got some welcome rain for somalia. i think some thunder downpours in the mix for mogadishu on saturday with a hive. 29 degrees and an improvement in those conditions for south africa's western cape province. still a few showers, though round cape town on saturday, susan. ah! from breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to silence reporting, what did you do? what did you investigate? why didn't you ask the fact the question? there are many journeys that help sensor it will have a chilling effect on subsequent stories. the listening post doesn't cover the news . it covers the way the news is covered to suppress moderate. and in some cases, amplify the content you see on your timeline. the listening post on al jazeera, when the news breaks, some buildings that had already been damaged, have been further pushed over to one side. others that were close to collapse when people need to be heard and the story tones.

let's have a word about , cecil let's have a word about, cecil rhodes, how do you assess him ?? now, here is a fellow whose stature is being what i don't he was toppled, but it hasn't been that. but there have been calls for it to be toppled. yes how is the moral reckoning of cecil rhodes? yeah so i ended up defending rhodes against him being toppled in oxford as early as 2000, 15, 16. and the reason was that it seemed to me no one really cared about the details of rhodes. it was that rhodes symbolised , which equalled symbolised, which equalled racism and therefore deserved be toppled and as my book tries to explain the moral record of british endeavour was which really mixed it wasn't simply racism, it wasn't simply oppression and so i wanted rose to stand because i didn't want the distorted reading of history put onto him to triumph. but as for rhodes as a person, i mean if i wanted to put up a post about him, i wouldn't be rhodes. i mean, was a really mixed character buccaneering , pretty character buccaneering, pretty ruthless . he was an entrepreneur ruthless. he was an e

can phoebe they said oh, really and hands more water is the one you got my family. dear feet. cecil gets that not to see, not on the federal cyber, cassandra, all the money. i didn't notice the maximum jemila dish key did you need to reach out to fill out a money mode that lee come on them and judy, i know i don't understand the jimmy hopper model, phoenix. my mamma is right there as well. we have the little is id, we're on the whole x d as in the as if for that guy who it was. if i kill all my friends, i get the gym. i fair jet. the g a did and seen what started in for going to come in iraq again, it was, i did it last week, the top, the buttons from the gentleman hands, guns, mom or dad. he was a big deer general in the iraqi army and he took the group to the next level, featuring in that and england and conducted the military band. but importantly, he then became the 1st iraqi conductor of the symphony orchestra in 1974. with him, you know, had any kind of monuments up coffee and he bit had one. so how are you in carnita and we cried out some 20. what kind of john? if you don't have a

we remember the case of cecil the lion, we know about— case of cecil the lion, we know about that _ caseeason so _ moratorium in zambia for the same reason so the populations of lions bounced _ reason so the populations of lions bounced right back then. one of the biggest _ bounced right back then. one of the biggest threat is not so much the numbers— biggest threat is not so much the numbers but the types of lions and other— numbers but the types of lions and other animals that are being shot. they— other animals that are being shot. they shoot— other animals that are being shot. they shoot the biggest come on admit it if you _ they shoot the biggest come on admit it if you like _ they shoot the biggest come on admit it if you like because those are the animals— it if you like because those are the animals that look the prettiest on the wait — animals that look the prettiest on the wait -- — animals that look the prettiest on the wall. —— the biggest, latest if you like — the wall. —— the biggest, latest if you like so — the wall. —— the biggest, latest if you like. so they take those g

so cecile, it took a minute, but now there is no looking away from the horrific second-class citizenshipmann sa away manda lost her daughter willow she was as pro-life as could exist on planet earth. w she wanted her to live she almost lost her own life she may or may not be able to have babies again because of what she went through medically. i can't imagine there is only one amanda, there are four other codefendants in her -- four other plaintiffs in the lawsuit. talk about what has been put in motion and what is happening in america right now. >> well, unfortunately, nicole, i feel like texas is kind of ground zero in all of these matters. you're right so there are the five texas women who filed suit against the state. one of them was amanda each one of their stories is so compelling these are women with desperately wanted pregnancies that became medically complicated or unsustainable, that risked their lives and in one case risked the life of one of their twins that they were carrying women had to leave the state in some cases as they say themselves, they were fortunate, they had the

months, the coal miners are headed back to work start march 2 is the return to work date that president cecilill be a long process. the company -- i acquired document from the company that expressed some of the conditions for the workers to return. they need to get physicals and drug tests and undergo safety training. it won't happen at once. the process has begun. this is a messy end to a long and grueling and difficult labor conflict here outside birmingham alabama. these miners went on strike april 2021 and voted out a tentative agreement reached a few days later. i believe that was april 8 or ninth. they have been on strike ever since. it is been a slog. these miners have held the line. they have been supported by their families, local communities. alabama is a right to work state. this is not a union-friendly area. the local judiciary has made it incredibly difficult for them to hold their pickets and continue the strike. local law enforcement has made it clear they are not on the workers' side. after 23 months, the decision was made i leadership that they had to try a new tactic. the co

. >> the question is, quality, should we ban tiktok or for cecile to an american come?>> i expressed my concerns. i'm not sure how else the problem could be solved but i've expressed my concerns which is the ownership of the ccp. >> is that a yes? >> i get i do speak to. that's a policy decision that's speedy you all have a voice in the process. >> and we're absolutely, ies knw we are, think all are expressing our assessments of intelligence, the risk of threats in the cfius process but there's the ultimate decision of that is be on the scope -- >> in the process you haveth ben asked yes or no yet? >> again, we submit our intelligence to the other participants and then there's a committee that does its work. >> director burns, she would banner for cecile of tiktok to an american come? >> i apsley share the concerns that director wray has mentioned but we are not in the business of making policy calls on bands are no bands but i apsley share the concerns. we are not shy about expressing took censored. >> you don't get ask for a recommendation when we are the other? speak

rhodes accompanied huge rhodes was accompanied a huge donation college by donation to oriel college by cecilnderstanding that there'd be a great of there, the great statue of him there, the statue of colston in bristol colston invested huge amounts of money into , the city of bristol, money into, the city of bristol, with the understanding that he'd be memorialised. people like to have their faces on side of buildings. they like to have huge of them in public places. and generally, if i'm walking past something and there's a small plaque written with this person, did some bad things and the huge statue of them kind of dressed as a roman emperor, which is the case with in all college, you know, the slave owner or looking very fierce and magnificent . and maybe i don't magnificent. and maybe i don't read the plaque, but generally a statue is a glorification . and statue is a glorification. and if it's put in a public space, the reason we have statues is the reason we have statues is the same reason we have statues to world war i veterans for the same reason we have statues to a number. it's a

accompanied a huge rhodes was accompanied a huge donation college by donation to oriel college by cecil that there'd be a great statue there, the great statue of him there, the statue of colston in bristol colston invested huge amounts of money into , the city of bristol, money into, the city of bristol, with the understanding that he'd be memorialised. people like to have their faces on side of buildings. they like to have huge of them in public places. and generally, if i'm walking past something and there's a small plaque written with this person, did some bad things and the huge statue of them kind of dressed as a roman emperor, which is the case with in all college, you know, the slave owner or looking very fierce and magnificent . and maybe i don't magnificent. and maybe i don't read the plaque, but generally a statue is a glorification . and statue is a glorification. and if it's put in a public space, the reason we have statues is the reason we have statues is the same reason we have statues to world war i veterans for the same reason we have statues to a number. it's a way of g

cecil will not take any action favorable or unfavorable toward social media companies based on decisions about how or whether to use this information. cease and has or 60 ability to remove or at what information is made available on social media platforms. in the light of this absence of a threat in the communications between government officials and social media platforms. the lawsuit turns to other allegations of threatened action. it turns to two. the first of antitrust action against big tech -- companies. the second is reform of section 2:30. these are implausible bases for threats by the biden ministration against big tech companies. the reason is because there is a growing bipartisan consensus that big tech companies should be subject to more antitrust enforcement. for example, on may 19 2022, congressman gates was among a group of four bipartisan congress members who introduced legislation that quote takes direct aim at google and facebook's ad market do awfully. and so congressman gates introduced legislation that targeted facebook and google for antitrust scrutiny. i don't thin

the killing of cecil the lion by an american hunter in zimbabwe in 2015 sparked global outrage.milder than it was yesterday. we've also got a fair bit of cloud around and some rain. so, to give you a comparison, yesterday's maximum temperatures were between six and 9 degrees. today, most of us will see double figures, 13 to about 15. we've got this weather front pushing north bringing rain. this weather front moving eastwards bringing some showers, gusty winds particularly through the irish sea, but the wind is coming from a mild direction, namely from the south—west, across the whole of the uk except for into the northern isles where you will remain in the cold air for the next few days. so the rain continuing to push northwards, here's our weather front crossing scotland, england and wales, taking its showery rain with it, and, behind it, some sunshine for northern ireland. but that will spark off some sharp showers which could be thundery. and these are our temperatures. 6 degrees in lerwick, to 14 degrees in london. this evening and overnight, our weather front makes it into

the killing of cecil the lion by an american hunter in zimbabwe in 2015 sparked global outrage.isive issue. tim muffett, bbc news. back at the same time tomorrow, thank you for being with me today, goodbye. a lot milder today than yesterday but along with a milder air comes wet and windy weather, particularly towards the west, this is surely in lancashire, not much changing into the start of next week. brighter spells around, cloudy, mild, more wet weather in the forecast, this is today, rain from the weather front across much of scotland, a cold front pushing eastward slowly across england. south—westerly wind, brisk towards western coasts dragging in the mild air, temperatures lots higher than yesterday but still cold across the far north of scotland. outbreaks of rain this afternoon, sunny spells, showers across northern ireland, may be some rumbles of thunder, best of the sunshine developing across north—east scotland, sunny spells holding on for the far south of england, temperatures 11—15 c. a lot milder than yesterday. this evening and overnight, we still have our weather

if you make a main street loan you are penalized under the cecil system. you will always list that loan on your balance sheet as being worth less than you paid for the note. you instead go to wall street by wall street belong to our reward at the bongos up in value you can sell it or classified as available-for-sale recognize a profit and justify bonus. if the bond goes down and go you can it by listing it is held for maturity and this is not the original purchase price on your balance sheet even though you know is were 20 or 30% less the crypto billionaires fan the flames because they understood that if they can versus r banking dollar system crypto goes up and they have made tens of billions of dollars. silicon valley bank would have saved itself in 2022 by hedging interest or selling us long-term bonds. but they knew that would cut profits and bonuses, they decided to take the risk and here we are. and of course her clawback provisions are inadequate. there are $600 billion of unrecognized losses on the balance sheets of american banks. that needs to be

cecil will be up next. in alexandria, virginia on the democrat line. what are your thoughts?>> i want to make mention to one point and then circle back around. the lady indicated about removal of statues. those who were probably -- primarily insurrectionist against the united states at the time. and she's concerned about removing statues. but regarding the chinese issue. when african slaves were picking cotton, that would go back to the mother of america england which would make garments and then ship those to india force -- forcing her to buy their clothes and pay with cocaine. that was then shipped to china where they plunge their people into a condition of severe damage. china and the united states primarily have a unified voice with the top of their leadership in the communist party so they speak with one voice. america divided primarily and the power of chinese is rising immensely where united states power is waning. so to talk about going to war with china would probably not be in the good interest of the united states. >> in our final caller from this segment will be d

this is cecil out of washington state. independent. you are next. caller: i normally do not vote because i am nearing 60 and i voted republican, i voted for democratic nominees in the past. i got so fed up as i got older with these politicians. they seem to be a bunch of foolish, dishonest, cartoon characters. right now all i know is in new york they are looking for donald duck and it is duck season. thank you. host: donna, burlington, kentucky. line for republicans. your thoughts on whether indictment would help or hurt donald trump? caller: it doesn't matter. president trump is our salvation. i would like to ask the question, what is the intent to entrap law? to me it seems like they are attacking this man nonstop from the first time he stepped off the plane. it is overwhelming ugly. thank you. host: that is diana in burlington, kentucky. phone lines republicans, (202) 748-8001, democrats (202) 748-8000, independents (202) 748-8002. another headline on this in our backyard. trumps potential arrest hangs over capitol hill. that is the story from th

cecil will be up next. in alexandria, virginia on the democrat line. what are your thoughts?>> i want to make mention to one point and then circle back around. the lady indicated about removal of statues. those who were probably -- primarily insurrectionist against the united states at the time. and she's concerned about removing statues. but regarding the chinese issue. when african slaves were picking cotton, that would go back to the mother of america england which would make garments and then ship those to india force -- forcing her to buy their clothes and pay with cocaine. that was then shipped to china where they plunge their people into a condition of severe damage. china and the united states primarily have unified voice with the top of their leadership in t cmunist party so they speak with one voice. america divided primarily and the power of chinese is rising immensely where united states power is waning. so to talk about going to war with china would probably not be in the good interest of the united states. >> in our final caller from this segment will be daniel