chris page, bbc news.he head of fujitsu is making a second appearance after telling the room that the maker of the faulty horizon software clearly let society down. he is being questioned by julian blake, council to the inquiry. julian blake, councilto the inuui . �* , . ., , inquiry. as i reflect on my previous _ inquiry. as i reflect on my previous evidence - inquiry. as i reflect on my previous evidence as - inquiry. as i reflect on my| previous evidence as well, inquiry. as i reflect on my - previous evidence as well, the prosecutor really support clauses in the contract meant that we put too much focus on the clauses in the contract, rather than on the impacts on the sub—postmasters. i think there was a second topic for me, which is about the support of our employees when they flagged up concerns, and the third issue was around the industrialisation of witness statements, which we think is completely inappropriate. page 27, completely inappropriate. page 27. paragraph _ completely inappropriate. page

chris page, bbc news, dublin.nd, has been taking place in edinburgh. around 400 people attended the invitation—only event at st giles' cathedral. alex salmond died last month in north macedonia at the age of 69. there have been a few speakers at the memorial, including alex salmond's niece. alexander elliot anderson salmond. to the world he was a political giant, a strong leader, a fearless campaigner. to us, he was a dearly loved husband, brother, and uncle. the actress cate blanchett has told the bbc she is "deeply concerned" about the impact of artificial intelligence in the film industry. she is due to star in a new film called rumours — an apocalyptic comedy about a group of world leaders trapped in a forest. speaking to laura kuenssberg, she said the issues facing wider society were even greater. it's a very public facing industry that we're in. and i think the discussions around ai were not mainstreamed until the writers' strike really brought it into public discourse. so i think it's — i think it's very re

as to the microphones all set up and we will get the latest from our correspondent chris page who isovering this case and that case just ending in the last little while we will get more on that bricking development here on the programme in the next few minutes. do stay with us. two men from south wales have pleaded guilty to being part of a vast people smuggling operation bringing thousands of migrants to europe. they ran their business like a travel agency and advertised their services described as like "tripadvisor for smugglers". the bbc can also reveal that dilshad shamo and ali khdir exploited an informal and virtually untraceable banking system to finance their operations across several countries. wyre davis has this report. from this innocuous and otherwise legitimate car wash, ali khdir and dilshad shamo ran a prolific people smuggling operation that brought thousands of migrants to europe. five, six, seven, eight. business was booming as they advertised their services on social media. thank you so, so much. migrants shot videos promoting their experiences, described as like

northern ireland is expected to get hit first, so let's talk to chris page who's in county antrim. reland is set to be the first part of the uk to feel the full force of storm bert. the first weather warning, yellow warning, will take effect in under two hours from now at midnight. that is for rain and snow. it means they could be disruption, especially for travel. people are being asked if they have to go out at all to take particular care on the roads. at five o'clock in the morning a second yellow warning kicks in. that is for wind. that indicates there could be some damage to buildings. in the republic of ireland there is a red warning, the most severe possible for counties galway and cork. sandbags are being put out beside homes and businesses to try to protect them from potential severe flooding. across saturday and sunday, numerous warnings set to come into effect for england, the north, the west, and the south coast. forwales. north, the west, and the south coast. for wales. and for scotland. all for wind, coast. for wales. and for scotland. allforwind, rain, coast. for wale

chris page is in dublin for us. chris, bring us right up to date.xit poll suggests it will be tight, tense and very unpredictable. the poll indicates that sinn fein has a very narrow lead in the race for first preference votes, but it is very close indeed between the three main parties led by the three contenders to be the taoiseach. they are simon harris of fine gael who has been on the job forjust seven months, his main coalition partner micheal martin who was also taoiseach earlier in the coalition government's turn and mary lou mcdonald, sinn fein president, and her party has been the main opposition group in the irish parliament since the election in 2020. during that time sinn fein has also become the biggest party in northern ireland, and it would push hard for a referendum on irish unity by 2030 if it did take power here in dublin. but even if sinn fein were to win the most seats in the irish parliament for the first time, it could well still have an uphill task in assembling a coalition of other left—wing parties which would command an over

for more here's our ireland correspondent chris page. the exit polls suggest it will be tight, tense and very unpredictable. the poll indicates that sinn fein has a very narrow lead but it's very close indeed between the three main parties to be the prime minister or taoiseach. simon harris who's been in the job for just seven months, his main coalition partner, also taoiseach earlier in the government term, her party has been the main opposition group since the last general election, during that time, and it will push hard for a referendum on irish unity by 2030 if it did take power here in dublin. but even if sinn fein were to win the most seats in the irish parliament for the first time, it could well still have an uphill task in assembling a coalition of other left—wing parties which would, and a overall majority. and trinity college dublin put sinn fein on 21.1% and fina gael on 19.5%. we should get the actual first preference, the total number maybe by tomorrow evening but then the accounting will move on into sunday transfers will

let's speak to our ireland correspondent chris page, who is in belfast. a short campaign.n really - a short campaign. yeah, itj certainly is in really parties have known for a number of weeks now that the election day would be the 29th of november. today was the constitutional formality, really, which gets the campaign officially under way, although it certainly been unofficially going for a while. so who are the main players? well, simon harris, the outgoing prime minister, who has to date requested that parliament is dissolved. he leads fine gael, a party broadly in the political centre as the other main party in the coalition government fianna fail, led by micheal martin, who was to shoot before. those two parties were alternating government in ireland until they figure coalition deal after the last election in 2020 along with the green party. the main opposition party currently is sinn fein, a left—wing party led by mary lou mcdonald, which is also the largest party in northern ireland and would push harder than any other party for referendum to bring northern ireland

let's speak to a oil- and corresponding, chris page, in belfast. take us through what happens now.ember _ what happens now. i suppose the date of november 29 _ what happens now. i suppose the date of november 29 what - what happens now. i suppose the date of november 29 what is - what happens now. i suppose the date of november 29 what is one | date of november 29 what is one of those worst kept secrets in politics in ireland. parties have been working towards that date as polling day for a number of weeks. while today launches the formal, if you like, start of the election campaign. in reality the campaign. in reality the campaign has already been under way. the parties have very much been an election mode, focusing on issues they want to bring to the attention of voters most. it will be a short campaign, just three weeks. you heard live from simon harris, he is the leader of fine gael. his party and at the other party broadly at the centre of politics in ireland, seen a fall, heavily dominated irish politics and the last decade. and the last election, they came together to go int

he seems to be on the same page adds chris murphy. i want to play it. does the democratic party go from here because senator bernie sanders, who doesn't even belong to the democratic party, says that the party wasn't progressive enough. do you see it that way? >> no. no. i mean, look at -- not progressive enough. the infrastructure bill. they have 60,000, i think, projects underway that will soon be up to 100, and that chips bill. they are all over america. and interestingly enough, both of those bills, a majority of the investments have been in rural red areas. so, no, i don't think -- i think he means by that that we should have been more against big corporations, and if you take a poll you find people in both parties really do favor that. that's when we can always pass a vote on making the minimum wage in a red state. because blue-collar workers who distrust the government feel like those votes are something they can control. and they are skeptical of big corporations. on the other hand, the richest guy in america, maybe the world, elon musk, is up t

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page. just look for the how to playlist. all right. thank you very much chris.you need some consumer help, you can scan the qr code on your screen that will take you right to our consumer complaint form. fill that out and chris will follow up with his team. okay. let's go back to our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. as we head into the midweek and with some changes tomorrow. yes. rainfall is back on the list, so to spea, here as we head through tomorrow's forecast. but the thing we continue to follow about this storm system is the center of that storm is going to be so far to the north of us that will get in some rain chances, but it's certainly not going to be the strongest of storms. nonetheless, we'll get you details on the timing and the totals and let you know when that moves in and out. let's take a look at that microclimate forecast here. and we're going to begin it with the 7:00 commute. and i don't see any problems here. as we start off tomorrow morning we're going to begin with that cloud cover. that's just going to be the main change as we start it

chris? well, as you might imagine, laura, the sheriff rebuts this 400 page report says she was elected by the people. and so she is not going to step down. this is despite that call from the deputy sheriff that served under her, and also from some of the board of supervisors who want the sheriff, christina corpus, to step down. just one part of that independent investigation reads, quote, lies secrecy, intimidation, retaliation, conflicts of interest and abuse of authority are the hallmarks of the corpus administration. the sheriff also is accused of having a personal and inappropriate relationship with her chief of staff. reports of racial and homophobic slurs were also found to be credible by the author of the report that author is ladoris cordell, a retired santa clara county judge who was also a former independent police auditor for the san jose police department. now judge cordell's recommendation that sheriff corpus stepped down. but the sheriff says she's not going to. i've been dealing with this kind of rhetoric my entire career. i am a woman of color that has gone up the ranks in a m

chris wright. >> if you read his last page, conclusion, i think it's okay, one point off, it's low, not doing that well, a low multiple, not a star. buy haliburton over it. but the one thing i say if you read that last page of the conclusions i would have left that page off if by were him. the reason is because this industry is a fraternity and the fraternity has switched to the point that maybe one of the deans is tom jordan. i called him. he is compensating his people to make it so that there is less climate disruption. he is compensating his people. that's how you get -- that's how you advance. now that is -- >> down about 5% this morning. this one firm disclose ago short. >> vision impossible. that's kinda fun, right? fission impossible? i call it the identity. >> that's not bad either. >> ham. you are looking very tired. yeah, i think this is -- >> possible. >> no, it's funny. by the way -- >> fission, would be nice. >> right. there is no hindenburg aspect there. >> no. but fish, yeah, ult energy source. >> yeah, the energy secretary. chris wright, the person i mentioned, not as progressive a

and then trying to turn the page to where we are right now about, as i said, epic night as we bring in abc seven's chris alvarez. >> i guess we're both captains. >> yes. a perfect night for the warriors. steph curry and i talked to you about this. i can't remember the last time he showed that much emotion in the olympics. he was emotional. this was something different. and draymond green said after the game he made sure to get a sneak preview of the tribute video because he didn't want to get caught up in any of the emotions and kind of just let klay have his night. and so the warriors, it's a great night for them. klay has a nice night. but the warriors and steph curry get the last laugh. >> and oh by the way this was not just another regular regular season november game as klay suggested a few days ago. he was trying to you know, play down the return and the anticipation and all the emotions. but you know, you can't you can't do anything about that. >> and now we get 400 employees to greet you every time you walk in the building. >> the captain has arrived. all right. that's a wrap on ♪ but my heart's

and then trying to turn the page to where we are right now about, as i said, epic night as we bring in abc seven's chris yes. a perfect night for the warriors. steph curry and i talked to you about this. i can't remember the last time he showed that much emotion in the olympics. he was emotional. this was something different. and draymond green said after the game he made sure to get a sneak preview of the tribute video because he didn't want to get caught up in any of the emotions and kind of just let klay have his night. and so the warriors, it's a great night for them. klay has a nice night. but the warriors and steph curry get the last laugh. >> and oh by the way this was not just another regular regular season november game as klay suggested a few days ago. he was trying to you know, play down the return and the anticipation and all the emotions. but you know, you can't you can't do anything about that. >> and now we get 400 employees to greet you every time you walk in the building. >> the captain my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis held me back... now with skyrizi, i'm all in with clearer skin

we are turning the page. [ cheers and applause ] >>> with that let's bring in our nightcap. msnbc anchor from ohio chrisansing and washington commander super fan joe allen and founder and chief creative officer for abortion front and co-creator of the daily slow and political analyst who we never get to see in person. wanita toliver. author of "the more perfect party." let's talk about the madison square garden. rfk junior in charge of health care and now this rhetoric with liz cheney what is your take on the closing message, where we are >> if you wanted to alienate women again and again here you go. the calls for violence against political opponents is fascism but against women it is a problem globally there is something that women will hear paired with his remarks earlier if women want it or not coming from the mouth of someone who has been found liable of sexual assault, coming from someone who says these harmful things, uses this violent rhetoric regularly, it leaves a bad taste in the mouths of voters only four days out from the election. when i hear that, of course voters are going to take it wit

we are turning the page. [ cheers and applause ] >>> with the that let's bring in our nightcap, msnbc anchor from ohio, chrissing is here. and founder and chief officer of abortion front and co- creator of the daily show. and political analyst that we never get to see in person, juainta toliver. all right, let's talk about donald trump's closing message, okay? madison square garden. talking about garbage. what is your take on the closing message where we are? >> if you wanted to alienate women again and again here you go. the calls for violence against political opponents is fascism but against women it is globally. this is something they will hear pairedded with whether women want it or not. coming from the mouth of someone liable for sexual assault, uses violent rhetoric regularly it leaves a bad taste in the mouths of voters four days onut from the election. when i hear that -- days out from the election. when i hear that, of course voters will take it in with them to the ballots, when they go to vote. this is something that the harris campaign is right to amplify. when they amplify it they are clear of u

page. and i tell her. you know what i think about every night? if i had chris over for dinner, i know what to cook and i know what we'll watch on tv. we'll watch football and we'll have some things that are good, very nice. >> yeah. >> very nice. i don't know -- i don't know what if bernie sanders and liz cheney showed up. >> george: if donald trump wins, you're a transitional director back in the end of the 2016 campaign. you're going to see a starkly different government if he wins this time around. >> oh, yeah. starkly different for the reasons jon laid out which is that trump will be really maki his own choices this time. you know, often that post-election period when we were in the same room talking to him, there was a lot of direction because he didn't know. and i think as a result, he got some very, very good people in that first administration who were willing to take a chance to come in and think that they could influence him. no one who's watched him now over the last 9 1/2 years believes that they can go in there and influence him. if they have a lic

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pages. what do we make of all of this? first i want to accomplish an important distinction that chris allude today this and that's the heart of this. platforms that speak for themselves, cnn online, new yorktimes.com, whatever, nobody dispute that is those are engaging in speech that triggers first amendment and liability for things like defamation and alike. they are liable for what their employees say. one of the major functions of section 230 was to avoid holding platforms like instagram, liable for each that comes from third parties in the way that we would make new york times liable through speech through reporters. that's really what the case is about in my opinion. how far does the content moderation exclusion from liability really extend and it really keys to the fundamental difference between two things. platform that posts another person's speech and a platform that in this case pushes on its own through its own algorithm through its own conduct particular third-party speech on particular users. in my mind, it's really the difference between a -- the tiktok algorithm and a message board like red date or something

chris. meanwhile, russian president vladimir putin, has publicly congratulated trump on his election victory over the past of yet to speak on the phone page and describe trump as a raised mom for his handling of an assassination attempt back in july, the criminal spokesman, dimitri passcode says russia is ready to discuss the ukraine conflict with the united states. but could it take to, to get a little she means in case of an image that i mean especially maintaining most information difficult resolution into a country to put you in go to and you have not come up here. i mean, i forgot to illustrate that group and that's great. nancy is to the beloved figure of kilometers exclusive next that's good to you. yeah. ship of alova. she's alive for us and most go. you know, what other reaction has they've been for months? go to trump's election victory. well, according to to meet your best clothes would like to inpatient expressed readiness for contacts with donald trump. during his speech of the valid the discussion club . just recently on says david, there are no specific details about how these contacts are going to be arranged. patient has

pages. in the "new york times" nick chris to have writes about his manifesto for despairing democrats, offeringwith me. i will keep my cool. i will care for my mental health. i will push for blue places to govern themselves better. i will temper my strong views with humility. i will share thanksgiving with relatives even if i think they're nuts. and instead of despairing, i will find purpose. also in the "new york times" maureen dowd has a piece entitled "all the demons are here," in which she writes trump has exploited the widespread disillusionment that has curdled into cynicism about a ruling class rife with hypocrisy, self-aggrandizement and bad judgment. americans have felt let down again and again since the '60s with wars we shouldn't have been in, occupations we shouldn't have had, the bank scandals that were allowed to happen, trade agreements that hollowed out manufacturing hubs. then there was the devouring pandemic. many americans felt left behind, fooled by republicans and disdained by democrats. all the dislocation was exacerbated by social media algorithms, igniting anger, outrage

page publishing can help you through the process. we cut through the confusion of the publishing world to make it easy for you. >> call >> out of the public eye rides. fundraising goons chris kelly and tony rezko felt safe to strong arm money from donors across illinois. but unbeknownst to them, the fbi was following their every move as part of a far reaching corruption investigation into the blagojevich administration. >> as the money rolled in, their role in rod's administration only grew which had his father in law dick mell feeling as though he'd been served divorce papers. >> as dick mell famously said, he got replaced by a trophy wife or trophy wives. those were the people who were getting the love that he should have gotten and wasn't getting. >> we all know that you got here because of dick mell. rod says, i got my own team and so don't talk to dick mell. not only does he not do what you want to do, but he say, don't talk to my boss. i'm the boss now. >> well, dick mell ain't feeling that. and dick mell is not the type to be like so may i talk to you privately mell wears his heart on his sleeve. >> his anger on his sleeve. >> he can love you today. and if he starts

chris. we've got a lot more ahead at 630, including the road to recovery. we work with our farm workers and our farm. the farm owners, and i think we're all on the same page to take care of each other. ahead on today in the bay, the event happening in half moon bay aimed at helping a community still reeling from tragedy. i'm ginger conejero saab live in santa rosa. this morning we'll show you the latest on flooded areas here in the city of santa rosa. we'll talk about road closures and we'll tell you the latest school district that was added to sonoma county's list of school closures. keep it here. you're watching today in the b ok y'all we got ten orders coming in.. big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs. the chase ink card made it easy. when you go for something big like this, your kids see that. and they believe they can do the same. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chase for busin

chris was just talking about that. >> reporter: that's right, andrea. we're talking about a two-pagelot front and back there, nearly 80 races on them. so there are actually a ton of folks out here, republicans and democrats, and they are giving folks these handy election guides. and you'll see it is telling them who the candidates are, and also what the issues are. there are a ton of propositions on the ballot here. and this is one of the busiest counties in maricopa, so you got a long line of voters in there that you might not be able to see through the glass. this is about as close as we can get. you can see they set up barricades, so they're bracing for potentially even longer lines throughout the day. and we have been talking to voters, democrats, republicans, independents across the spectrum about what is driving them out this election season. the economy definitely a key factor. i want to play what we heard from some folks on that. take a listen. >> she wants to help people. somebody going to run this country, whatever. please help us. because we already out here struggling. we

. >> and chris matthews, that's what's so fascinating here, what we're hearing from obviously democrats very concerned about some of these selections, but "the new york post" editorial pagehe post" than "the wall street journal" editorial page, but it is fascinating, trey gowdy going on fox, a lot of republicans in the senate till saying we have this power to advise and consent. >> i think john thune is an interesting guy to look at here. it is the advise and consent role, number one. also the leadership role. this guy matt gaetz has been bringing down leadership in the house, brought down kevin mccarthy, i think all of them on the hill, republican leaders know this guy is trouble. the other thing is that if you look at john thune's record, when he ran for the senate the first time, he lost by 500 votes, 523 votes it was. and it was a three-man race. libertarian guy running too. so he clearly won the race. and he stepped back and said, no, i'm not going to fend the people here by being a sore loser in south dakota. i'm going to wait it out, run again next time and beat tom daschle, the democratic leader, which he did, a rare occasion to knock off a leader. he clearly is

for high migration, and said his government will turn the page, but refused to commit to a migration cap. meanwhile, the shadow home secretary, chrisphilp, has responded, saying the prime minister has no plan and no desire to tackle the high levels of migration. >> well, keir starmer had almost nothing of substance to say. this is a man who has ruled out having a cap on legal migration . having a cap on legal migration. it's a man who cancelled the rwanda deterrent before it even started on his watch. already small boat crossings are up by 23% compared to last year. he promised to close down asylum hotels, yet we find out today 6000 extra people are in those asylum hotels. keir starmer has no credibility on this issue, and what he announced today had almost no substance at to all it. >> the scottish government has announced all pensioners in scotland will receive a winter fuel payment next year from 2025. every pensioner in the country will receive the new benefit, with those in receipt of qualifying benefits like pension credit getting £200 or £300 depending on their age, and wealthier pensioners getting £100. it comes after both

picture energy secretary, chris wright is a man who runs a company called liberty energy which has an oil and gas company based around fracking who said in a video on his linkedin pagehe didn't think there was a climate crisis so he is clearly a climate sceptic and joining the campaign donald trump became famous for saying drill baby drill on the campaign stage to great cheers, a reference to allowing greater fossil fuel extraction when he is in the white house. if you look back to the last time donald trump was president, he took the us out of the paris accords on climate change so i wouldn't be surprised if we saw a similar move when he comes back into office injanuary. this trip to the amazon rainforest by president biden, what kind of impact can it have? , ., , ., . have? the question is how much of what he _ have? the question is how much of what he says _ have? the question is how much of what he says or _ have? the question is how much of what he says or does - have? the question is how much of what he says or does is - of what he says or does is actually sustainable. joe biden can promise all these things but the question will be about how much of that he is

page, but refused to commit to a cap on migration. meanwhile, the shadow home secretary has responded, saying the prime minister has no plan and no desire to tackle the high levels of migration. chrisphilp says under tory leader kemi badenoch, the tories will learn from past mistakes and adopt a new approach to lowering immigration. the scottish government has announced all pensioners in scotland will receive a winter fuel payment next year from 2025. every pensioner in the country will receive the new benefit, with those in receipt of qualifying benefits like pension credit getting £200 or £300 depending on their age . and wealthier on their age. and wealthier pensioners getting £100. it comes after both the uk and scottish governments earlier this year axed the universal winter fuel payment, except for those in receipt of pension credit or other means tested benefits. in other news, kirsty wark has accused greg wallace of making sexualised jokes during her time on celebrity masterchef in 2011. the former newsnight host is one of 13 people to have reported inappropriate comments from wallace over a 17 year period. wark claims that he shared stories and jokes of a sexual nature in