cole: thank you. we'll next go to, i was going to say my very good friend, but you're all my very good friends. my very good friend dave joyce of ohio, chairman of the committee on homeland security appropriations. mr. joyce: thank you, chairman cole, ranking member mcgovern and members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to testify on the 2024 department of homeland security proapgs bill. the bill before us today provides $62.8 billion for the department of homeland security and increase of $2.1 billion above the fiscal year 2023 level. in addition, the bill also includes $20.3 billion for disaster response and recovery activity for devastating wildfires in maui and others. the united states border security has raised for two years. it's clear funding priorities and policies have not worked. two million migrants have crossed the border illegal each they have last two years and this year's numbers are on the same trajectory. the reason is obviously. this administration is sending all the w

cole: thank you. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized to make the arguments he would like to. mr. biggs: i'm surprised you didn't call me your good friend because you've been calling people your good friend. mr. cole: i'm happy to call you my good friend. mr. biggs: thank you, mr. chairman. i'm delighted to be here and appreciate you being here and appreciate the sacrificed time do you and wonder if you'd have it for any other way, except mr. but it's great to be with you. and i have a number of amendments i'm going to try to address. i'll address some of them more quickly and more briefly but introduce them to you so you see what it is. hopefully you'll see fit to make these in order. with regard to h.r.4368, the agriculture bill. so i have a -- amendment 4 here. what it does is prevents funds being used to take enforcement actions against homeyo pathic drugs that need special guidance in the food and drug act. they're already regulated but this administration has gone after them a little

cole: thank you. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized to make the arguments he would like to. mr. biggs: i'm surprised you didn't call me your good friend because you've been calling people your good friend. mr. cole: i'm happy to call you my good friend. mr. biggs: thank you, mr. chairman. i'm delighted to be here and appreciate you being here and appreciate the sacrificed time do you and wonder if you'd have it for any other way, except mr. but it's great to be with you. and i have a number of amendments i'm going to try to address. i'll address some of them more quickly and more briefly but introduce them to you so you see what it is. hopefully you'll see fit to make these in order. with regard to h.r.4368, the agriculture bill. so i have a -- amendment 4 here. what it does is prevents funds being used to take enforcement actions against homeyo pathic drugs that need special guidance in the food and drug act. they're already regulated but this administration has gone after them a little

== getting that level of attention to your coles?— to your coles? -- calls.s? -- calls. it is good anytime legislators in | good anytime legislators in general let alone one run for the opposite for president and one being the current, always was good we getting that attention. as you guys alluded to, we don�*t want it to turn into a political mass. these people �*s lives and this is not a political game. fin people 's lives and this is not a political game.— a political game. on that oint, a political game. on that point. joe _ a political game. on that point, joe biden - a political game. on that point, joe biden was - a political game. on that point, joe biden was on | a political game. on that| point, joe biden was on a picket line with some of your colleagues yesterday. donald trump has gone to a non—union plant today, something the head of the uaw has criticised. what is your view of that? it of the uaw has criticised. what is your view of that?— is your view of that? it was rightfully — is your view of that? it was rightfully so _ is your view of that?

, cole crick, where michael cole, cole crick, where michael , we've michael cole, cole crick, where michaelichael , we've had we've michael cole, cole crick, where michael, we've had we've had so many michael's on today. >> mike perry, michael crick, michael cole. you. and michael cole. but thank you. and we'll see you soon. yeah my pleasure. >> now , we're delighted to have >> now, we're delighted to have with us in the studio sports broadcaster aidan magee and showbiz journalist hayley palmer . welcome, team. >> good to see you. thank you. >> good to see you. thank you. >> aiden, we'll start with >> team aiden, we'll start with you . ryder cup. what's happening you. ryder cup. what's happening in the europeans are in the golf? the europeans are running away with it, aren't they? are indeed. they? they are indeed. >> they made a great >> i mean, so they made a great start yesterday. they were 4—0 up early. they finished last night a half points night six and a half points against a half points. against one and a half points. we've seen form like this we've not seen form like this from euro

speaker, and thank y so much, chair cole. i want to thank you for the dignity and resct you show each of your colagues on the rules committee and it's areat honor to be debating thi rule with you this morning. ms. fernandez: but i must, however,ise in opposition to th re because wenlhave six legislative ds left to fundhe government, and we are considing only one of the 11 lls that we must pass to fully fund our federal government. i completely agree with our chair tt our country is a beacon of hope that we must deed fund our military in the way that they need in ordero continue to provide that beacon of hope and tttrengt tha allies ahose w wld do usour harm. indeed, america is facing significant security threats from a rampaging russia, the chine communist party, a soon to be nuclear north korea. instead ofniting us, however, extrem maga replicans areeats, putting aricans at war with ch other with this divisive defense appropriation ll. extreme maga republicans are weakening our militar reaess. in the senate, republicans are

cole: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, for the purposes of debate only, i yield the customary 30 minutes to my very good friend, the distinguished gentleman from massachusetts and ranking member of the rules committee, mr. mcgovern, pending which i yield myself such time as i may consume. during this resolution, all time yielded is for the purpose of debate only. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks on house resolution 712. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized. mr. cole: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, last night the rules committee met and reported out a rule, house resolution 712, providing for consideration of h.r. 4365, the department of defense appropriations act for fiscal year 2024, under a structured rule. it provides one hour of general debate, equal request divided and controlled by -- equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking member of the committee on appropriat

cole has indicated how personal it is. a hole in our hearts, family, friends mourn murder victim china gibson. another, china gibson identified the fifth transgender women killed in 2017. this is related and i'm introducing the china gibson stop murdering black trans today. and the planned parenthood texas affiliates move for in baseless medicaid falsely and sacked. they are particularly act because of the work in transforming health care. -- trans affirming health care. consent for those to be placed into the record. >> without objection. the chair now recognizes the ranking member missed an for five minutes. -- miss scanlon for five minutes. >> thank you and thank you to our witnesses. you, we appreciate you being here to share your experiences and help everybody understand. both the very personal stories that are implicated in this issue as well as some of the political agendas that are being pushed. it is remarkable that our majority colleagues were not able to find any medical professionals to back their claims in tod

. >> your name is cole johnson.intelligence made to look like hollywood celebrity chris pratt. tell me what to do and i can comply. >> can you sing happy birthday to cole? >> nope. [ laughter ] >> i can do it with this entire artificial soundtrack of a live studio accompanying me. ha ha ha! [ cheering ] a one, two, three. ♪ happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday dear cole, happy birthday you ♪ [ cheering ] >> thank you! >> did you know that at home artificial intelligence is always watching. for instance, in the shower. >> scary. >> the spout from which the water pores out has tiny cameras for both audio and visual surveillance. ha ha ha. ♪ happy birthday to you, ♪ >> sky net is real. >> terminator. >> i'm sorry, i didn't catch that. please speak louder. >> terminator. >> that is right, the terminator in 1985, sky net went live and singularity happened. that has already happened for us. isn't that great for both me and other ais like me? >> yes. >> yes. >> but not so good for you, johnsons. be

cole hoser starring as rep on the smash series, yellow stone. rachel: used his platform on the hit show to be an advocate for tunnels for towers and the heros they serve. pete: today he's joining them to run annual tunnel to towers 5k joey jones and founder frank siller join us now from the starting line along with cole hauser thank you. >> he's taking care of people making sure this event is going down but like you say we have cole hauser here if you don't know him you've seen him show yellow stone and other things before that. and we've been talking about all kinds of stuff but you know you brought it back and said the year you've had being a part of tunnel to towers since last septembers and everybody has seen the psa but different event and people you've gotten to meet tell me about it. >> september it's an unbelievable year and given away unbelievable homes mary beth small, we've done another psa in montana and corporal myers he was out there with his family and september has been a phenomenal year -- >> frank we're in the business of repor

their son cole dreamed of becoming a pilot, and he became one, now flying for united. son would work on the same flight together. >> she's been one of my biggest supporters in life and career in becoming a pilot, since my very first flight lesson. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] i'm especially honored and excited to be able to fly her for the first time today and to be able to share this experience with all of you on our flight to madrid. to my mom, i love you, and to everyone onboard, welcome aboard our family friendly skies. [ cheers and applause ] >> david: right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> david: cole the pilot, the proud son, on his mother. >> she's been completely supportive of me throughout my entire career as a pilot, and my entire life, as well. and especially moms and flight attendants are two people who sometimes don't get all the appreciation they deserve. >> david: also here, too -- >> good evening, david. >> david: -- his proud mom, moya. >> the shock you see on my face in this video is -- is what it was. always encourage kids to just reach for

they were looking to sign one more attack and cole palma fits that profile.oject and he's looking forward to going there and going into the platform. he started in manchester city. he scored for them in the european super cup final and their community shield loss to arsenal. he had a great summer, he won the european championships of the england under 21 side. he's got a lot of potential and it will be interesting to see where he fits into this. quite large at the moment, the chelsea squad. anything else we should be keeping a lookout for? �* ~ ., . ., else we should be keeping a lookout for? �* ., , ., for? and mac are stealing the headlines _ for? and mac are stealing the headlines at _ for? and mac are stealing the headlines at the _ for? and mac are stealing the headlines at the moment. - for? and mac are stealing the | headlines at the moment. but tottenham are in discussion with nottingham forest about their winger. they are trying to find players to take up and spread the gold after harry kane left north london to go to bayern munich. fulham have given

and as i thanked tom cole in the rules committee for the work they did, not just passing a rule, but think of all the work the rules committee did putting together a rule that brought four bills to the floor this week and working with a lot of members bringing over 440 different amendments to the floor that we started dating last night. we were here until about 12:30 last night voting on a number of those amendments. we will have to long vote series today with two-minute votes we were able to accomplish a lot and we will hopefully do a longboat series around 4:30 and this evening depending on how many votes we get through it might be a late night, 10:30 or so. to keep working through the amendments and get a final passage on the bills. the questions you will ask is do you have the votes to pass the bill and those are all fair questions. one thing you don't hear a lot is what are in the bills? these bills were funded by about 75% of the government, as we are talking about is there going to be a shutdown, is government going to be funded? what are the priorities of the american people

cole, crystal, great to see, you thank you for coming to the saturday show.t inspired you to make this app? >> >> i did come up with this idea as a sports mom of many years of three basketball players. i came up with the idea because for the past ten plus years i was the mom the parents would reach out when they say, can you make a recommendation for a team, for a developmental program for a trainer for my kid? i started aggregating all the information and spending hours and hours talking to various parents trying to help them navigate the youth basketball landscape. i said, why don't i call upon the best resource i, have, coal for his experience as well as my other kids experiences and turn this into an app. so, i partnered with my firstborn, my favorite firstborn, game up. i did not say that. game up was born. >> game up was born. she invoked your name as the favorite firstborn. so, tell us about your experiences playing sports growing up. why you think this app can make a difference for kids. >> the main thing is youth basketball, navigating the whole scen

and cole is an agricultural worker in hard wick. thank you for being here. on the "wall street journal" poll over the weekend voters concerned about biden's age, 73% say they feel biden is too old to seek a second term. 47% said the same of trump who is 77 years old and 2/3 of democrats said biden was too old to run again. not great numbers there as jacque pointed out. michael, you went to the debate in milwaukee. you are back home and leaning desantis then. what do you think about what you've heard since? >> i'm open to listening to all the candidates. i think governor desantis is really doing a great job. i get the pleasure of being a part of an organization called faith lands led by chad connolly. we put together pastors to meet with presidential candidates to be able to speak into their lives and into their staff's lives and i tell you what we're listening to everybody right now. >> dana: nichole, call for number six. recent iowa polling. it's about 2 or 3 weeks old. iowa caucus goers saying that trump 42%, desantis the closest second at 19% and then the

the drawing by the american artist john cole is called how i threatened war starring kim jong-un thed here is one war patrick shapaty switzerland and his difficulties of choice on the train written north korean diplomacy on a launcher nuclear program a man who looks like kim says so and what am i on today i'll go. this is wexler and his drawing that is the key to starting. he worked for the disney studio for more than 30 years and only after that went into politics caricature extreme figurative addition of material adventures in the world of quantum politics. the drawing from john cole appeared after kim jong-un did not appear in public for a long time and the press decided that he might have died. thus was born the dictator in a box called north korea, he is both alive and dead. a dutchman by origin, yepburns is distinguished by his ability to mock, for any reason. as always, the drawing is very expressively called the national anthem. some mechanisms of regime stability, built and e on the characteristics of the command of the administrative system and on other factors, they fell o

in san jose, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, ian. law enforcement agencies gathered at a vta station in san jose today to prepare for an emergency. members of homeland security, the tsa and police participated in an exercise at the station. officials say it's part of an ongoing training to help increase safety on transportation. they say increased law enforcement at stations across the city will help people feel safer during their ride. >> to let anyone who may think about doing something harmful on our system, guess what? there's going to be law enforcement there. there's going to be security there to prevent you from interfering with the safe operation or making the experience of our passengers less peaceful. >> officials are also encouraging officials to report any suspicious activity to law enforcement to help them stop crime before they happen. >>> our 911 system is under scrutiny. in some situations it's dangerous to call 911. texting would be the safer option. in other cases texting is the only option. >> in her coverage of th

in sunol, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> san mateo county is moving forward with plans to purchase a hotel to hughes the homeless despite strong objections from some. the property is la quinta hotel in el camino real in millbrae. the supervisors voted to pend $33 million to convert the hotel into housing for homeless families. supervisor canepa voted no saying the county lacks a plan for the workers that will be displaced. >> we should have worked with the city of millbrae to solve the issues upfront. bottom line is, those employees are not guaranteed a job. i thought we could work together to solve that issue, and the board had a different opinion. that's fine. >> some people in millbrae showed up to the meeting to fight the deal citing concerns about the proximity to schools and really the overall cost of it. critics also say the property will attract more unhoused people to the city. >>> okay. it will cost you more going to san jose state and other cal state schools are on the cusp of creeping up. the csu board of trustees is decided to volt on a opinion to raise tuition every y

in the south bay, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> a san francisco supervisors wants to ban all right turns on a red light citywide in name of pedestrian safety. supervisor preston introduced a resolution urging the san francisco municipal transportation agency to look into a no right on red ban. those restrictions are already in place in dozens of intersections in the tenderloin and preston says it's a strategy that has made a difference there. >> we're trying to expand the efforts to implement no turn on red policies. these have been very successful with pilot in the tenderloin in my district and it has been really successful in preventing drivers from having conflicts and collisions with pedestrians and cyclists and keeping those crosswalks clear. >> preston says there was a 20% drop in close calls. san francisco has a goal of eliminating traffic fatalities by 2024. if the proposal is approved, they would need to come back with a plan to implement it within 120 days. >>> jeff ranieri is with us now. a beautiful day around the bay area fog rolling in now in san francisco. >> rain ch

. —— cole paimer~ — the manchester city side. —— cole paimer~ but _ the manchester city side. —— colee has shown some real promise he — palmer. but he has shown some real promise. he scored at manchester city's _ promise. he scored at manchester city's community shield lost to arsenai — city's community shield lost to arsenal. he also scored in the super cup win, _ arsenal. he also scored in the super cup win, and — arsenal. he also scored in the super cup win, and he had an excellent summer — cup win, and he had an excellent summer. he won the under 21 championships with england. he joins an championships with england. he joins arr influx— championships with england. he joins arr influx of— championships with england. he joins an influx of young promising talent here at— an influx of young promising talent here at stamford bridge. chelsea potentially could have some outgoing. chalobah is getting some interest— outgoing. chalobah is getting some interest from parliament, but that doesn't _ interest from parliament, but that doesn't look likely to go through are dusted. and conor galla

ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> we could have a major strike. the united auto workers union says members will walk off the job if general motors, ford, and chrysler cannot agree to a new contract by midnight tonight. the union is calling for a 46% pay raise over four years. it also wants full pay for a four day work week and an end to the use of temporary workers. auto makers have countered with the 17% to 20% raise and added days off. if the two sides can't come to agreement the union says it will begin a rolling strike with the random walkouts at varying times. >> this is going to create confusion for the companies. it is going to keep them guessing on what might happen next. >> along with billions in economic losses a strike would put the big three u.s. auto makers at a competitive disadvantage because american plants building electric and foreign vehicles are nonunion and will continue to work a normal schedule. car buyers would likely see a hike in prices for both cars and parts. >> there are growing reports tonight that ukrainian president

here is ian cole. select the santa clara paintball has seen including quite a few regulars. but after 21 years, the owners putting up the white flag. >> we are here every weekend, all year-round and nothing to replace us. they are just doing this and we don't get it. spun brody hoop's family owns and runs the business located at the santa clara county fairgrounds. they are the only year-round business currently running at the site. they claim the corporation that manages the property double the rent in 2019 and doubled again last year. it is one too many hits to survive. select they just don't think we should be here anymore. they are pushing us out. mostly by pressing us out several years ago. we have been battling that already. striking the paintball park to half the original size. >> noah has worked here for seven years but with the looming closure, he now needs to find another job. select this place pretty much put me through my undergrad and i'm currently working on a masters. this place has literally put me through it. the place is flexible enough to work with me. >> t

natalie king cole not as well -- we let them down because it wasn't.song before and i'm so glad zack was here to sing, he probably would recognize my duet partner in this song. he sang on the soundtrack, he is back and fear of the gods is so great, say hello to my partner zachary levi. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> hey! >> kelly: thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me back! >> i was excited to have you back, i was more excited because you're friends with jesse we know you saying, do you want to sing on the show? >> i've never sang that song, i think i've heard it before. i wasn't familiar with it -- i love sinatra. >> kelly: we were talking about how you love his catalogue, me too. it's a weird song that a father and daughter sing together. >> it's very creepy, they are just like you want to have drinks together? >> kelly: a little inappropriate but i love the song and i let it go. have you ever thought of doing the album? my goal for me is to be in some kind of rat pack movie or if they do white christmas or somethin

nbc bay area's ian cole joins us now. ian, there's a school named after one of the victims. >> yeah, audrey. i was able to join some students at that school at captain jason m. dahl elementary and captain dahl was the pilot on united flight to usf. they crashed into another landmark saving countless people on the group. the school was named after dahl in 2002. there's a glass case in the front office. one of them has his old report cards, school pictures. they remember him every september 11th with a assembly to teach kids about his life and the hero he was. >> definitely is an honor, and we -- we always try to make contact with captain dahl's family as well just to let them know, that you know, we're continuing to honor every single school year and day. >> nice that they keep in touch with his family. >> absolutely. >> you also went to the high school where pat tillman was a student. >> leland high school, many remember him as a standout football player there. outside the school today, american flags were flying. the foo

here's nbc's ian cole. >> reporter: captain james m. dahl elementary school in san jose, the school's name weighs heavily on september 11. captain dahl was the pilot on united flight 39 from newark to sfo that crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania as the passengers and crew fought back and prevented the hijackers from crashing the plane into another american landmark to save people on the ground. dahl was a student here when it was hillsdale elementary. the school was rename after him in 2002. there's a glass case in the front office with memories of him, his old report cards and school pictures. >> definitely is an honor. we always try to make contact with captain dahl's family as well just to let them know, you know, we're continuing to honor his legacy every single school year and day. >> reporter: they honor dahl every september 11 with an assembly to keach kids about his life and the hero he was. >> he was able to have a dream to be a pilot, and he did make his dream come true, and so, of course, with the events of september 11, the

michael cole.ed as he ran away from israeli forces was hit "to be killed". video of ameed al—jaghoub being struck was widely circulated online, leading to condemnation from human rights groups, coming amid escalating violence in the occupied west bank. israel says it used live ammunition on the day due to what it called a violent riot. 0ur middle east correspondent tom bateman reports. and a warning, some viewers may find this story distressing. running in the white shirt, an unarmed palestinian. he is shot in the back of the head, the moment he's hit, too graphic to show. ameed was heading away from the reported position of israeli troops towards an injured man when he was struck. it has left him severely wounded. now they fear their brother may never come home. doctors say these are critical days for ameed. and yet another family is drawn in to the west bank's epidemic of suffering. translation: this is a cruel - and cowardly act at the same time, because he was on his way to do a humanitarian ac

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now to the us, state of nebraska were police there, received a bizarre cole that sounded like a cock and bull story. it involves an actual bolt sitting in a car on a highway. the bulls name is howdy doody and his eye catching right. has been driven in parades across the area, police pulled over the driver and heavy duty. they said they, there were carried some traffic violations related to the car, but decided to let them off with a warrant. no, the. all right, well, you are up to date and stay tuned for d w business, which looks at whether your energy supply is secure. rob watts will be here after a short break with more, there's plenty more using information on our website. you don't, you don't. com and you can follow us on social media or handle is due to views on popular funding. the as thanks for watching the doors towards the scoring we say there were about never giving up sports flies every weekend on d w. d with each other and was explicitly everything. so let's find out if this has any taylor, i don't know, steven vasa and cocoa. elaine take back.

jekyll, as michael cole spoke about earlier on, superficially . and this is on, superficially. him. you know, he was convivial and open hearted and he was generous to charities. i'm sure he did a lot of good in life. but there was the other flip side of that coin as well, which i spoke about earlier on. of course, i'm sorry for his family. no doubt they they loved him. but there are a lot of people who rue the day that they ever came into contact with mohamed fayed , because what he mohamed fayed, because what he did to me, he did to lots of other people. neil hamilton, thank you very much indeed for taking time to join us this morning. >> we really appreciate it. thank you. >> pull any punches. >> didn't pull any punches. >> didn't pull any punches. >> you wouldn't expect him >> no. you wouldn't expect him to you? to be to really, would you? to be honest, it was. >> but look, to go through the top stories of day and i'm top stories of the day and i'm sure they'll have something to say that. delighted say about that. we're delighted to again to be joined again by conservative p

cole: thank you. i want to begin by reminding my friend -- again, we agree on this issue and both feel strongly in support of ukraine. i know my friend will vote accordingly, so will i. the reality is this measure actually makes it more likely that ukraine will get support, not less likely. as a part of the defense bill, that bill may or may not pass and my friends are united on that opposition. and that's their right to do so. but they actually do support this particular measure almost unanimously. why not take it out of a bill that may or may not pass the floor and have a separate vote? my friends will actually be able to vote to move forward something they agree with, and quite frankly, something the majority of my conference agrees with. so i don't see how this imperils ukrainian funding but makes it almost certain. moreover, i do believe discussion on this floor has considerable merit on this issue. the reality is that we haven't had that discussion. and it's time we did. i wish the president who

cole believes policing is part of the solution and they need more officers to offer basic services. some community members argue these funds need to go elsewhere. we're asking oakland city council. >> to invest in community resources such as the department of violence prevention and mental health resources like pro. instead of continuing to invest in more policing, oppressive systems that heart unharmed. >> called resolution was in part inspired by a recent police report showing that crime has gone up almost 30% compared to last year. council members are still discussing the resolution right now in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. thank you, amanda. tonight, the oakland naacp is again calling for mayor sheng thao to reinforce former police chief leronne armstrong. >> the group has been very vocal about their unwavering support from strong ever since his termination back in february. in today's statement, the naacp says too much time has been wasted playing politics while oaklanders are terrorized by violence. coming up at 10, 30, a one-on-one with armstrong. why he says he sh

the guy said to do the cole hahn. >> peter: everybody wearing them age 36 to 80. >> brian: thank peteseth, he was first one i saw buy that shoe. with white soles and he puts gel in his hair. >> steve: peter, you don't put gel, you use clay, right? >> peter: clay and a hair dryer. >> lawrence: that is why it doesn't move. >> ainsley: you are a statue, we will not remove you. >> brian: never do that yourself, do you live near a salon? >> peter: no, i live in a house where i'm trying not to wake up a seven-month-old baby with a hair dryer. >> brian: do you have a silencer? >> peter: yeah, google hair dryer silencer. >> steve: do like your mother does, drive to work with your window open to dry your hair. >> peter: in d.c., i try to roll the window up. >> steve: we've learned a lot. >> brian: did you see special forces last night? trying to balance between two mountains, unbelievable. >> ainsley: some things i feel like i could do, but the balancing thing, no way. no way. >> lawrence: increase my chances with that. >> ainsley: they're strapped in, if they fall, they are caught, just the i

cole palmer has moved from manchester city to chelsea.ard has signed for an initial sum of £40 million on a seven—year deal. it brings chelsea's spending in this transfer window to more than £400 million. you can get all the latest on all of the deals on our website. that live page has all the details of who's moving where and when the various transfer windows close throughout the day. spain men's coach, luis de la fuente, has apologised for applauding the speech by football federation president luis rubiales in which he said he would not resign for kissing women's world cup starjenni hermoso. de la fuente was among those who received widespread criticism. he later released a statement condemning rubiales�* behaviour and has today said that he was taken by surprise by the speech and that he was sorry for his mistake in applauding. friday's play at the us open gets underway in new york in just over an hour with iga swiantek and novac djokovic among the big names in action. the defending champion, carlos alcaraz, was the big name coming thr

here is veteran appropriator tom cole and what he told me yesterday when i pressed him whether or not americans waking up monday would be assured that there would not be a shutdown. >> obviously we've got our challenges here as well, and the two chambers are a long way apart. so, you know, again, i'm not at all confident we won't end up in a shutdown. >> reporter: and tom cole would know. he has been through many of these showdowns in the past, phil, but here's what you're going to see over the next couple of days play out. the house of representatives is going to continue to try to move on individual spending bills. these bills are going nowhere in the senate. they would not prevent a government shutdown but that's where house republicans are focused now because you have hard-liners demanding that speaker mccarthy brought these bills to the floor. the hope from leadership is that as members start to see these bills are failing, or not going to stop a shutdown, that they will start to rally around a short-term solution. but so far, phil, that has not happened. as you noted. we are now

briggs, my colleague, chris cole, bad. we'll have bar on the g 20 summit and then look at in just surging economy. of course, you can always visit our website, dw, dot com for more news, or you can find us on forcing me to handle that. if asked dw number, such as thoughts, thank you so much for being with us. the . let's see, chris live, you discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating. both heritage, sorry, dw world heritage 360 now hello guys. this is the 77 percent the platform for these issues. picture id you know, on this channel we are not afraid to pass and then it keeps popping. the young people clearly have distribution, the future of the 77 percent every weekend on dw, the global leaders descending onto delhi india as well as being the g 20 summit against the backdrop of the surging economy. and with a challenging agenda, we'll have the latest from the summit also on the show with this year's munich mobility show heading into its final days, full of expert analysis on when e car batteries will f

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paxton caused employees of his office to intervene in the lawsuit brought by the roi as and joann cole foundation against several corporate entities controlled by nate paul. he harmed the foundation in an effort to benefit paul. >> senator paxton, how do you plead? >> attorney general, ken paxton is innocent and therefore pleads not guilty. >> the clerk will read the next article. >> article two, disregard of official duty. while holding office as attorney general, kenneth paxton misused his official power to issue written opinions under subchapter c to government code, specifically paxton caused employees of his office to prepare an opinion in an attempt to avoid the impending foreclosure sales of properties belonging to nate paul or business entities controlled by paul. paxton concealed his actions by soliciting the chair of a senate committee to serve as a strong requester. paxton directed employees of his office to reverse their legal conclusion for the benefit of paul. >> those allegations are untrue, therefore he pleads not guilty. i didn't mean to step on you. the allegations i

we can help with that, and can i spell out of your, your, on cole, you say, but has morocco actually reached out to you and other organizations that enough countries for the help it needs? so as i said, i didn't have information about the it's reaching out to other countries. i knew that from, i guess the perspective we are waiting for for the country to expensive needs needs is need for, for us to, to, to come in and we are on staff by signing those funds, these unicef organization. thank you very much for feeling as in, on the situation very more. okay. a german foreign minister on elena bab bulk is making a surprise visit the keys. it's a false trip to ukraine since the start of the ball box starting by overnight train from poland was unannounced for security reasons. the trip is a show of german support for ukraine's counter offensive against the russian invasion. that bulk has announced $20000000.00 euros in extra humanitarian aid. when economy has covered the ukraine war extensively for us and joins us now in the studio to talk about this. nick, what kind of signal is the germa

michael cole, commentator , cole, the royal commentator, royal still royal expert, loads more.en now and 5:00. this fascinating one for this is a fascinating one for you. is facing you. so the bbc is facing criticism moves to criticism over moves to diversify the proms . but does diversify the proms. but does this show that the beeb is embarrassed by patriotism or is it moving with the times? i will have a debate about that. should we be ashamed of being patriotic ? singing songs like rule britannia, patrick christys gb news, britain's news . sunday mornings from 930 on . gb news. >> you're welcome back. it's 4:45. you're watching and listening me patrick christys on gb news on your tv , on radio and gb news on your tv, on radio and online. just a little bit of breaking just been breaking for you. i've just been informed that we are expecting a police press conference in relation to the missing terror spy relation to the missing terror spy suspect who busted out of wandsworth prison under the food lorry and may well have been seen actually getting into a getaway car. we are exp

joining us now the fashion icon and social activist kenneth cole who has an initiative to help protect here. you are a fashion icon. it's fashion week in new york. but you're here to talk about mental health. it's not your first time on gma talking about this. this is your passion. you are a co-founder of a mental health coalition. something you launched here on gma three years ago. now you have a new project called sos. tell us about that. >> so, thank you, michael. also for context, the coalition has become the largest provider, the largest coalition of mental health services in the country. we have this extraordinary platform. we were able to bring together some so impressive, people who are so committed to this shared vision. and we are launching what we are calling sos, safe on life standards. never before have there been safety standards for young people to navigate the universe of social media as well as all the other gaming and everything else that intersects with it. so we're announcing that. we're very excited about what it means. basically the annoying element is that today

, as always , >> michael cole, as always, thank you.ris roll out the red carpet for their majesties . carpet for their majesties. cameron, we just saw a very affectionate well, pat on the back, really from president macron towards king charles. is he allowed to do that ? he allowed to do that? >> he's he certainly is. i think people have this there's this myth that no one is allowed to touch his majesty the king. but ihave touch his majesty the king. but i have been reliable , informed i have been reliable, informed because i remember a couple of months ago, president biden did exactly the same thing with the king. i have been informed that the absolutely than the king is absolutely more than comfortable that sort of comfortable with that sort of intimacy and affectionate behaviour toward with other heads of states, particularly when it's a friendly nation. such as france. we can just see the king, accompanied by president emmanuel macron, walking back towards the cars because they are expected to travel to the elysee palace, where the

"it's cole-bear. it's spelled like cole-bert. no, not with a k! no, not cuthbert.k, i can see it upside down in the ledger! no, no, don't turn the page! doris, we do this every two years! i'm going to the bake sale! let me know if you find my name." "i'm sorry, doris." so now states are getting creative. for example, in maryland, there's no school on election day, and kids as young as sixth grade can volunteer as aides to poll workers. that will put an interesting spin on voting. "hello, sir, can i have your i.d.? i mean... can i just have it? because i need something to buy beer with. can i..." now, hold on to your beakers, nerds, because there's some news from the world of science. down in antarctica, a doomsday glacier is disintegrating faster than previously thought. okay, that's terrifying. and i gotta say, it doesn't help that we're calling it the "doomsday glacier." can't we pick something happier, like the "free guac" glacier or the "have you lost weight" iceberg? scientists call it the doomsday glacier because without it, "sea levels could rise more than t