no, i'm not darren. darren.and the reason why i'm not and the reason why i'm not and the reason why you're not listening to me is that's not what i said. i said that the root cause of attacks against a mosque in southport that that some people, some far right activists and some far right activists and some racers went and attacked the mosque in southport. the root cause of that is the racism of those people, which i'm saying is a small minority and actually agreeing with the king does not represent the vast, vast majority of people. you know, when i look at when you're scrolling miserably on social media, seeing the scenes we're seeing , people media, seeing the scenes we're seeing, people being dragged out of their car because of the colour of their skin, that does not represent our country. and the root causes of that are racism. and the things that do represent our country are , for represent our country are, for example, when there were people walking to prayers in accrington and people came out of the mosqu

darren grimes on gb news., our meghan markle and prince harry being manipulated by the colombian government with a trick next week. we'll have more on that after this a very warm welcome back to the weekend with me, darren grimes. now meghan markle and prince harry are reportedly being used dunng harry are reportedly being used during their royal tour of colombia. now the duke and duchess of sussex are scheduled to visit next week. however, many colombians are actually sceptical about that visit and actually worried that meghan and harry might be exploited as part of a pr strategy by the government. oh dear, oh dear. well joining me to discuss this, i can think of no one better is the royal biographer, angela levin. oh, angela, what a fine mess they've got themselves into again. >> well, they've been in an awful mess for years now, haven't they? for years. but part of the mess i would like to tell you, i think is extraordinary that if you didn't, weren't, weren't getting on with your father, if you weren't get

darren. >> yeah, well, i mean, do you know, i think we ought to do. darren.g one. so i think we ought to pull the biggest gurn one. so i think we ought to pull the biggest gum and see who qualifies. what do you think? >> well, yes. >> well, yes. >> are you ready? >> are you ready? >> yeah. well cycle races right . >> yeah. well cycle races right. next up, this woman posted this picture of herself online, and she was at a wedding and the daily mail got hold of it because it went viral online with a lot of people asking a question. now, hopefully people can viewers on radio won't be able to see, but it's a very low rise, revealing , very revealing, rise, revealing, very revealing, you can see lots of her womanhood and, she is wearing this scarlet red dress that has this scarlet red dress that has this severe cut, revealing parts of the body . now, the question of the body. now, the question is not whether a woman can wear such a dress. of course she can. the question is, is it appropriate for a wedding? let's have a straw poll. >> it's so rude to take attention

darren. i'm trying.now, 130,000 people. but this is why we need to know, are they the same 300,000 turning up or are they the same, you know , or are they the same, you know, same people every day, in which case you're talking for a much smaller number of the population that are getting an enjoyment from this. if i'm really honest. you know as well as i know it's an immediate accusation. it's a simple accusation to throw out. even i was listening to the prime minister's speech after those horrendous, murders of those horrendous, murders of those poor young girls and even i felt, oh, is he talking about me? you know , and that's not me? you know, and that's not being discussed. and that is where the problem is. and that's where the problem is. and that's where people think there's. it's just there's too many grievances going on. and we all need to come together a little bit more on this. >> yeah. mike, just before you, isend >> yeah. mike, just before you, i send you off. would you would you like to actua

thank you very much indeed, darren adam, live in iceland, with| darren adam, live in iceland, with theto be as wet or as windy as it was yesterday, and it will be a bit warmer. and in fact, as we go through this week, what you will notice is it's going to turn warmer for a time. the peak will probably be on wednesday. it will dip, then pick up at the weekend. there'll be some sunshine, but there'll also be spells of rain. if we look at the air mass chart, you can see how on wednesday we see the amber colours return, then we've got the cooler yellows, but as we head back into the weekend, the amber colours start to return, showing that increase in temperature. today, though, we still do have areas of cloud floating around. there will be sunny intervals as well. the early morning rain really breaking up across northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland, where we could catch the odd shower through the day. but temperatures, ia to about 23 degrees north to south. but later, the cloud is going to thicken out towards the west, the wind will strengthen and we'll start to see som

darren grimes in for nana me. darren grimes in for nana akua on gb news on tv and on digital radio.sh debate. this hour. again for the great british debate. this hour . and i'm debate. this hour. and i'm asking with ed miliband's net zero drive, really bring down bills . ofgems energy price cap bills. ofgems energy price cap is set to increase by 10% from just over £1,500 to more than £1,700 from october 1st, for a typical household in england, scotland and wales. here's what energy secretary ed miliband had to say on this very matter. >> i know this will be really worrying news for lots of families who will face even greater struggles. >> this winter, and it's a direct result of our country's exposure to international gas markets that are controlled by dictators . and that is a legacy dictators. and that is a legacy left to us by the last government. that's why this government. that's why this government has a plan to do something about it. our mission for clean home—grown power that we control in this country, and it's why we've hit the ground running in just seven weeks. consenti

welcome to the start of day five with me, darren grimes. i'm back in the hot seat after a little break, and i couldn't be happier to be reunited with my favourite sparring partner, mr benjamin butterworth. now, benjamin's our resident environmentalist. he's so committed, in fact, that he travelled all the way to iraq by carbon neutral canoe . or at carbon neutral canoe. or at least i hope he did, because, well, he wouldn't want him adding to that very serious climate emergency he's always bleating on about. >> well, i went to iraq, so i'd be around some more moderate people than you. >> another familiar face returns to gb news contributor alex armstrong , fresh after winning armstrong, fresh after winning favour from tech titan elon musk. how does fame feel? alex >> it's exciting, isn't it? >> it's exciting, isn't it? >> and claire pearsall is making her second debut on the show . her second debut on the show. and actually she's just have to have the recommended therapy to get over a first appearance on this show . and claire pearsall this

well, i believe it's me darren. >> oh dear oh dear. indeed.n nightmare begins, doesn't it? less than one month in to stalin. oh, sorry. starmer's reign as prime minister. and we've already seen the justice department weaponized and used as a tool to spread fear amongst ordinary people in our country. now, i don't just blame labour for this, because these are laws that the conservative government also wrote, by the way. but now it appears just speculating onune it appears just speculating online might get you a knock on the door by the met police and it's not going to end there, britain, because next you're going to see islamophobia laws coming into place, which may even reduce your right to question anything that happens regarding immigration in our country. i know people are upset.i country. i know people are upset. i know they're angry. i never want to see violence on our streets, but until we have a conversation, a grown up conversation, a grown up conversation about immigration in this country that's been ignored for 14 years and one histo

hey, darren.break again because they've been interrupted by their boss. and that's not fair. >> it'sjust that's not fair. >> it's just it's very french, isn't it? >> it's very french. >> it's very french. >> incredibly french. where the unions have absolute power over this one industry. and it seems to be the sort of , you know, to be the sort of, you know, longing for the halcyon days of old pre—thatcher where the unions did actually have a really large amount of power and sway in the country. >> i mean, do you think i mean, i'm interested to know if you at home think that we're sort of moving in that direction, sort of the pre—thatcher 1970s moving in that direction, sort of the pre—thatcher1970s where the unions had a huge amount of power to just disrupt everything. i guess the counter to that is that the conservatives didn't manage to sort out these pay disputes. and yes, they stuck to their guns and said, we're not going to give you these pay rises. but what did we see? huge amount of days lo

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darren. if we look at the big picture on that, an we're actually not necessarily pulling in any direct plumes of smoke from one specific fire across the state. but there have been enough wildfires across california over the last several weeks that the smoke's just kind of nebulous. and it's getting trapped under an inversion. and we saw air quality yesterday, particularly for the inland east bay, go downhill today. we're looking at moderate at worst. so we're doing okay. and if you look at us today from space, one of the best tools to get a vantage point for where there might be any smoke, there's one that's the park fire. but you can see that plume of smokes going the other way. the crosier fire would be here, and we're not seeing any huge plumes coming off of that. let's put it in a futurecast. keep your eye on that plume right there there's crosier fire. that's park fire. this is onshore flow so for the most part, we're really looking out as we go into this early and middle part of august

>darren>darren, >>how long is this going to stick around this air quality advisory? >darren>well, at least for this one for the next two days. but i think we should be preparing ourselves over the next several weeks. there will be more, especially because of the stories you just covered liz with. not only the park fire, but also the pedro fire, which shows up on our map here. when we look at smoke concentrations. watch what happens over the next 24 hours. we're going to bring ahead a plume of smoke that's going to progress towards the bay, so that by the time we get into tomorrow afternoon, we've already seen an additional amount of smoke come overhead. so that's tomorrow. and then there could be more as we go into early next week. the good news on this is it's just looking at air quality sensors. and we're all pretty much good with a few moderate sensors right now that are showing up. however the bay area air quality management district is forecasting it to stay moderate. so if you smell smoke, go easy on yourself and take those advisories seriously because it's a g

thank you, darren.rt the campaign to get _ the programme. thank you, darren. we will start the campaign to get on - will start the campaign to get on next year's list now! a bbc news investigation has uncovered a worrying trend of shopkeepers and traders buying stolen goods and selling them on to customers. the most recent figures show that shoplifting offences rose by 30% across england and wales last year, to more than 440,000. that's the highest level for more than 20 years. but retailers believe only around a third of incidents are reported to the police. and it means that shoppers foot the bill, with the average household paying an extra £133 per year as a result. 0ur reporter, jim connolly, has the story. perfume, always a staple. box sets, cosmetics, leather handbags. a big box of lego can be £100. this is ross, for decades one of leeds most prolific shoplifters. i'm not allowed in most of the shops around here. is thatjust because you stole so much over the years? yeah, yeah, and now i'm banned

on the other hand, professor darren byler is an american anthropologist. and so he was based basing his work on his years of fieldwork in china and especially in the asian gang region in the late 20th. and and so they are very different in their approach, but they both explore the notions of colonial dispossession and capitalist exploitation in the western china, a region of xinjiang. and so i think they are in conversation with each other. but i would not put them in the same category because they are written from very different experiences, possession of possession analogies as well as formats. young yang cheng you said that you spend months working on a review. how long was this review and what's your process? hmm. this is a great question. so i myself, i'm an academic, but i also think book reviews for me as both a reader and the writer is one of my favorite forms. and it is i think it is a way for me to produce public scholarship, especially when i review academic books like terror capitalism in a public facing outlet. and my approach to them is very

thank you, darren, for that update. _ to protect them. thank you, darren, for that update.see _ to protect them. thank you, darren, for that update. let's see some - for that update. let's see some breaking news, the micro—finance pioneer has landed in bangladesh after the ousting of sheikh hasina. the 84—year—old nobel peace prize winner back in dakar now, getting ready to take over the interim government of bangladesh. this is bbc news. the separatist former leader of catalonia, carles puigdemont, has returned from a lengthy exile to spain, where he risks arrest on a charge linked to a failed bid for independence seven years ago. he's addressed supporters who've gathered near the region's parliament, shortly ahead of the expected investiture of a new head of the catalan government. with me is our europe editor, danny aeberhard. tell us about the return of carles puigdemont. he's done everything he can to avoid extradition to spain but he is now coming here voluntarily. he has arrived barcelona and addressed thousands of supporters and they gave him a hero's welcome so lot

darren.question and it is something i think you'll like. i don't know. jamie dimon had a fascinating op-ed in "the washington post" this morning and there is a sentence in particular that i wanted to ask you about. he says, when our allies are fighting wars to defend their sovereignty and democracies, and desperately need to secure and reliable energy sources, delaying long-term liquid natural gas projects in louisiana and texas is misguided and self-defeating. it is bad for the environment and the economy, and it is bad for our allies. and i thought maybe you could put some meat on the bones on that sentence, which is, what is the actual impact of all of that? >> well, i think the point that jamie makes is the right one, which is while rightly so we're all focused on how we can transition the energy system to a lower carbon energy system, we got to be mindful of the fact that it should be a thoughtful transition that recognizes and balances the other needs and certainly continues to fuel eco

>> well, i'm thinking of going on holiday, darren.ct , i think we should all in fact, i think we should all go there. and it's north korea, so it's been closed since the start of 2020. to travellers, unless you're russian or chinese, because it was still under covid measures , despite under covid measures, despite saying that it never had a problem with covid. oh there's the lefty people . and would you the lefty people. and would you go to north korea. >> no, no i think i might actually one of our viewers, cassandra, says benjamin, is too left wing and woke even for nonh left wing and woke even for north korea. >> can you can you do the little march? >> benjamin i think you'd fit in nicely in north korea. >> i was in the scout band as a kid, so i did the marching. >> they'll love you. >> they'll love you. >> they'll love you. >> they'll love you fit. you'll be made an honorary colonel of the north korean favourite party leader is kim jong starmer, isn't he? i think i think that's wrong, but you know, you can go to the mountainous reg

ryan, back to you. >> thanks, darren. >>> up next, the b.a.r.t.on project in the south bay has cleared a major roadblock. today's multibillion dollar announcement. >>> there's going to be changes in their psychology and demeanor and some of those might last. >> it's been more than eight years since a journalist from marin county was freed from captivity in iran. he will weigh in on this week's high profile pris >>> a pilot was able to walk away unharmed from this small plane crash near livermore. it ended up upside down in a field. the alameda county sheriff's office says it happened around 9:00 this morning about 15 miles south of the altamont pass. nobody else was on board and federal agencies are investigating what happened there. >>> the vta is celebrating a more than $5 billion federal grant to fund the b.a.r.t. extension in the south bay, but funding for the six-mile extension from san jose's berryessa station through downtown into santa clara is still $700 million short. the estimated costs has tripled since its inception. san jose mayor ma

hated woman on the internet then changing the rules of philanthropy at the ford foundation and why darren walker thinks that time is right to step down, kid in a small town finding them felt as president of the ford foundation could only happen in america plus three years after the taliban's return. flashback to kabul and my reporting on afghan women being erased from public life welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in london, a re-energized democratic party kicks off its convention in chicago on monday vice president kamala harris ended this week by bailing her economic vision for the country after appearing with president biden for the first time since he stepped aside, the president's plan, dnc speech won't be just an endorsement of harris, but rather a passing of the torch. and this matters here overseas as whoever wins in november inherits a checklist of daunting geopolitical dilemmas turmoil in the middle east, the war in ukraine, and the growing threat from the anti-u.s. axis of china, russia, iran, and north korea. would harris take her lead from biden or char

so we actually got to know during his fieldwork there and perhaps entrusted his manuscript with darren told professor weiler to translate and to publish them for a wider audience. in his for his translators note to the backstreet commented that for aen while he betrayed his son's wishes and how it held the manuscript back to didid not wih to endanger the author as well as the anonymous translator. later he learned this long prison sentence and understood there is a moral and social responsibility to bring this book out in the world. that is when he contacted a publishers in this novel in translation as a first novel thl translate into english publish. ask darren is theof author of te other book that yangyang cheng reviewed masculinity in the chinese city. is he a colleague of yours or professor someone you work with? >> he is a colleague of mine and a broader sense. my own approach towards a book review close, friends or close colleagues. he is someone who's worth i have learned from and observed from a distance for a while. as i answered earlier a unique approach and perspective to th

well, darren, we really appreciate it. let us know how this goes in terms of efforts to champion this legislation and see if, in fact, congress is able to get it passed. really appreciate you coming in. appreciate it. thank you. well, helping small businesses in oakland thrive. we'll tell you about the partnership with kaiser permanente to get money into the hands of business owners. a live discussion about the much needed grants when we come back. >> and a bay area weather. lots of sunshine and some heat for most of the bay area, but some fog hanging tough out toward the coast and right around the golden gate bridge 's is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. it's happening

thank you very much, darren. and at 3:00, don't go too far.lved with me, with darren. let us know your thoughts on all the stories we're discussing today or anything you want to chat about. very simple. just visit gbnews.com/yoursay and join in the conversation now. there is loads more coming up on today's show. motorhomes. yes, the bane of my dad's life. they used to be. well, we used to call them caravans back then. will they be banned from parking in tourist beauty hotspots or that? and much more to come. i'm dawn neesom and it is a bank holiday. hope you're having a wonderful igb ! gb news brit school news hello! welcome back to the weekend with me dawn neesom. now lots of you have been sending in your thoughts and some of them i can even read out, i'm not sure about this one though. andy. hi, andy, i would like a cuddly nigel teddy bear. i'm not sure what's going on there. i'll try and get a bear costume for my next appearance. >> oh, that's even more concerning. >> no no no no no no no. >> no no no no no no no. >> no no no no no no no. >

let's check in with darren peck. we will see the rain this evening. >> we have some heading in right now. see it showing up out the window. you look out the window at the virtual set and south the sky gets darker down there. we will show you why. we will bring in first doppler picking up on the leading edge of the light rain. it is moving into the santa clara valley, the tri-valley, an organized line that is about to march across pretty much most of the bay. just a little perspective what is going on. look at the line the last six hours, slowly marching our way towards us. thunderstorms towards the sierra. a possibility that along this line there could be an isolated storm mixed in there. there will not be a lot of either. by that, there will not be a lot of rain with this. should we get any lightning it will be one or two stray strikes of lightning. this will not be a lightning siege by any means, a chance that we could get some. play it forward through the rest of tonight you can see a chance of an isolated shower

darren and that strengthening the technical field and countering the influence of the enemy was mentioned in the report and finally in the summary of both commissions it was said that the members of both commissions agree with mr. khatib's plans and after they agree and for 15 minutes, each of the opponents presented their opinions and views regarding mr. khatib's plans, and it was mr. khatib's turn to come to the podium and defend their own plans. inherent in the ministry of information. and regarding their programs, they said that they will continue their programs to monitor information in the country, meet the information needs of institutions, help make the electronic government smarter, strengthen the flow of resistance, and also focus on cognitive warfare. after the speeches of mr. khatib, the proposed minister the information is finished. it is the turn of the minister of economy mr. hemmati's proposed minister of economy . pros and cons are behind us. saying that his work record for reforming the banking system and lending power was weak. first of all , the spokesperson of the eco

let's get a check of our first alert forecast with meteorologist darren peck. >>> a dramatic change in up >> yeah. and then maybe light rain in between all of that. we have to cover all of it. dramatic change coming our way. atmosphere is reorganizing itself, it wants to start going into a fall set up. so, in order to see that, we will take in the big picture of the whole globe for one minute, devin, i will bring the clouds out here. if you look at the gulf of alaska it is subtle when you look at it this way. things are changing up there. the gulf of alaska is, it is wanting to start making its presence known for us down here. let's go to the forecast, i will give you a better vantage point. when you look here, is is rain. three hours, rain in the pacific northwest. you don't see what is driving this just yet. even if we visualize it you miss it. you can not. it takes everything in the atmosphere in account. you can see a dope area of tightly wound counterclockwise spin off of the coast. that is early. particularly strong for august this time of the year. and wrapped up in the middle o

following the latest advisory, >darren>i just want. five over wales every day what cool shots those were and it is a very different story if you're inland because there is a heat advisory which anne just referenced. so let me talk about that first. if you're in the santa clara valley the heat advisory stays in effect until 9:00 tonight. it's the only place in the bay that's got it. and the temperatures here in the low 90s are not as hot as they are in the inland east bay but there's just a perspective item here. consistent low 90s with relatively warm overnight lows in the south bay. you've had this for a couple of days now so the national weather service has just got this out to make sure you're aware, this is a little bit more than you typically get in most other parts of the bay. while warmer than average are able to handle this a little bit better. this is a view from the salesforce tower and we're looking out west over the shoulder of mount sutro. and you can see all the marine layer out there. so that real pretty aerial footage w

let's bring in our first alert meteorologist darren peck. >> interesting day out there andrea. isn't it? look at the view out the windows from the virtual set. this is for just about anybody who was in the bay. if you are like in the inland east bay your sky doesn't really look all like that but if you are in the bay that's an unusual looking sky. this is the marine layer that refused to go away and instead got more determined as the day went on because it's getting help. there's a pretty impressive area of low pressure and you call this one a storm. right now in oregon. they've got severe thunderstorm warnings up there. and northernmost california has that too. and what we're feeling down here from it is just a little bit on the southern edge. just a little bit of the energy that's been able to hold together. look what it's done for rainfall totals. if you were in the right place. if you were in marin county, take a look at point reyes up there. got a little bit of rain and take a look down the peninsula and let's get a high view on this. there's not a lot here but over the co

. >> well, darren, the weather at outside lands is always a bit of a toss up. concert goers are going to want to bring a jacket if they stay after dark, but the big question is, does the forecast call for sun or fog during the day? >> i think that live picture there gives us a preview. if you wanted a microclimate that had some unique challenges on it, golden gate park is it. there's going to be a very widespread marine layer out here tomorrow morning when 70,000 people want to gather at golden gate park for outside lands. so what we've done is we brought the marine layer ahead to just about 2:00 in the afternoon. let's take a midway point through the day. 2:00's also important, because that's the time of day when this marine layer will have pushed as far west as it's going to go. you can see the green rectangular strip down there. it's likely going to stay cloudy most if not all day there tomorrow. upper 50s in general. read the fine print for golden gate park. that is a 15-mile-an-hour breeze, and that means you are going to -- in addition to the fog, you're

okay, darren peck now going to fill us in on maybe the rainbows and the rain. >> i needed to see more rainbow there. i'll show you more coming up in the complete forecast in a few minutes because i have two visuals from the city that are pretty cool. i have to talk about the rain falling right now. if you take a look on here, there is a cell coming into marin. i want to use the virtual map to put a little spotlight on that. because this is the kind of scenario where you could get a very localized little rain system. there is not a lot to this. but where we will train our attention is right here on first alert doppler and come in. let's do both. we'll come in for a closeup. just over the last about 30 minutes, there's been a pretty good return on radar that moved right across 101. right through the population centers. little nooks and crannies in there. through marin. san rafael. lucas valley. mill valley. this is not enough that it is measurable. i don't have anything to look at in rain gauges but you probably no doubt did get some light rain through there. we will look at this on the

. >> all right, thank you, darren. a fire was burning dangerously close to a freeway overpass in san francisco. video from citizen app shows dark plumes of smoke next to interstate 80 in selma. the fire actually started on harriet street near the overpass. now, we are hearing that this fire may have come from a news van. no word on any injuries. >>> this is a scene of a house fire burning in a san jose. fire officials say it started just before 3:00 this afternoon. it's in a residential neighborhood near capitol hill, capital expressly on 680. fire ways say there are traffic delays in the neighborhood. >>> former president jimmy carter is two months away from celebrating his 100th birthday, but he's got another goal on his mind, voting for vice president kamala harris in the november election. his grandson told the atlanta journal-constitution that the former president is trying to make it to vote for harris. he turns 100 on october 1st. >>> former president trump returns to carter's home state of georgia today for a r

darren clarke. you must know darren clarke. >> i knew darren clarke's wife really, really well.h >> so how old is darren clarke today? >> i'd say he didn't. >> i'd say he didn't. >> he? i would say 11. >> he? i would say 11. >> i think darren is 65. >> i think darren is 65. >> oh , okay. >> oh, okay. >> oh, okay. >> he looks early. i'll give you a clue. he looks older than he really is. yeah. >> so i would have said 56. >> so i would have said 56. >> 56 is the correct answer. >> 56 is the correct answer. >> very good. good at this game. >> very good. good at this game. >> no cheating involved? >> no cheating involved? >> no. i feel like i can just read people. >> well, okay. go for another one. jason leonard. he's known as the fun bus. jason leonard capped more times for england than anybody else. world cup winner 2003. rugby, of course. so how old is jason leonard? darren clarke is 56. jason, what do you say? >> wait, wait, which one is him in the white or the green is the big fella in the middle. >> there he is. >> there he is. >> oh, there he is. that's him. now >> so that's

de acuerdo con darren, desde que empezó la pandemia, disminuyó el patrullaje por parte de las autoridadesa cruzar las calles. muchos niños, especialmente en este país, no saben cómo cruzar la calle. también la otra cosa es que tenemos que enseñarle cómo hacer andar en bicicleta de una forma segura. muchas veces andan en sentido contrario y eso es muy inseguro también. y como padres, tener siempre cuidado cuando manejemos y dejemos a nuestros hijos en sus escuelas. por la avenida fowler no hay señalamiento de alto, pero según vecinos ellos no recomiendan que se implemente eso, ya que existe un señalamiento de alto en la siguiente intersección y se congestiona mucho debido a eso. más bien lo que recomiendan es de que se aumente el patrullaje en esta zona tal y como era antes de la pandemia. en el condado de fresno yo soy abraham peña, telemundo. largas filas a las afueras del hotel fairmont en san francisco. esta mañana era de personas esperando entrar al evento de recaudación de fondos de la vicepresidenta kamala harris. varios líderes demócratas también estuvieron presentes, entre ellos e

darren, a journalist running about telegram from any news now, and the breaking news that pavel durov. thank you so much for those details. an abandoned tanker carrying 150,000 tons of crude oil is on fire in the red sea. the greek—flagged ship was attacked by yemen's houthis on wednesday. the iran—backed movement — which is designated a terrorist organisation by the us — released this footage of the attack. the tanker�*s crew was evacuated to safety on thursday. experts are warning of a possible ecological disaster in the red sea due to the amount of oil on board. houthis have targeted more than 80 ships since october, disrupting a vital trade route. the us, uk and other allies have responded over the months with strikes on houthi targets in yemen. the houthi movement says it is standing in solidarity with palestinians. israeli air strikes in southern gaza killed at least three dozen people on saturday. that's according to palestinian hospital officials. images and videos reviewed by the bbc confirm children are among those who were killed. nasser hospital in khan younis said it had

darren is countersuing for an unpaid loan. >> byrd: order! all rise!elcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. sir, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: miss bailey, it is your claim that mr. keller vandalized your car, and the motivation that you believe inspired him to vandalize your car was that you had borrowed some money from him and you didn't pay him back. >> yes. >> judge judy: mr. keller says he didn't vandalize your car, and he's got a counterclaim for the money that you borrowed from him and decided not to pay

de acuerdo con darren, desde que empezó la pandemia, disminuyó el patrullaje por parte de las autoridadesna. la preocupación aumenta más por el regreso a clases y muchos estudiantes que viven por el área prefieren caminar o montar bicicleta para ir a la escuela, la cual está muy cerca de aquí. tenemos que enseñarle a nuestros hijos a cruzar las calles. muchos niños, especialmente en este país, no saben cómo cruzar la calle. y también la otra cosa es que tenemos que enseñarle cómo hacer andar en bicicleta de una forma segura. muchas veces andan en sentido contrario y eso es muy inseguro también. y como padres, tener siempre cuidado cuando manejemos y dejemos a nuestros hijos en sus escuelas. en el condado de fresno. yo soy abraham peña telemundo. importantes consejos los que compartía. hablemos ahora de la policía de san josé que está investigando un tiroteo mortal que ocurrió dentro de un negocio en la avenida mclaughlin, justo al sur de las autopistas 101 y 680. las autoridades indican que varias personas llamaron para informar del tiroteo que sucedió a eso de las 3 15 de esta madrugada.

here�*s darren bett. thanks.ite mixed. there will be some sunshine around but also some spells of rain. a bit of rain around at the moment and this cloud has been coming up from france, bringing some shares to the far south—east of england, heading up far south—east of england, heading up to suffolk, there could be some thunderstorms this evening before it moves away. most of the cloud and rain affecting wales the southwest and northern england. that rain usually a bit heavy, may ease as it slips down into the midlands, further north with clear skies, it will be a bit chilly, temperatures could be as low as six or seven in parts of scotland. but where we keep the cloud in england and wales an awful lot warmer. a different —looking day through the midlands, lancashire and the south—east, not as much sunshine as today, merkel, rain from time to time but most places becoming drier, more sunshine and will the southwest and northern england, some sunshine in scotland but clouding over later in northern ireland. temper

here's darren bett. good afternoon.tures a bit higher than they have been over the weekend. it is drier for scotland, have been over the weekend. it is drierfor scotland, the have been over the weekend. it is drier for scotland, the far north of england and scotland than it was yesterday but there are still a few light showers around which will limit temperatures here to about 17-18. with limit temperatures here to about 17—18. with drier weather and a bit more sunshine further south, temperatures will reach 22—23. there is more cloud coming into western areas. 0vernight a southerly wind will thicken up, pushing its way into scotland and over the irish sea. for most of england and wales we will have clearer skies, temperatures about 12 degrees, so quite a warm night. for northern ireland, minimum 16 degrees here in the wind and the rain. that will soon move away i think tomorrow morning and we will get some sunshine arriving. heavy rain i think for dumfries and galloway for a while. much of scotland turning dry right du

chief secretary to the treasury darren jones said the treasury darren jones said the new government is under no illusion as to the scale of the challenge. we have inherited. local people in birmingham have been reacting to the news. >> small increase but it's massive. not a lot of people can already afford food. i've got a decent job myself so i'll struggle as it is. so i only worry about the people on universal credit or the little part time jobs who have to actually look after kids. >> inflation is really affecting me because i'm homeless, right? because i'm struggling to live day by day because of inflation. right? because to afford anything whilst you're on universal credit, it's very difficult . difficult. >> in other news, more talks are underway today in a bid to resolve the long running train drivers pay dispute . leaders of drivers pay dispute. leaders of the drivers union aslef have been meeting with officials at the department for transport for the department for transport for the second time since labour won the second time since labour won the general election. aslef gener

without a great partnership over the years to really appreciate darren and the entire team today. so that might conclude my morning and welcoming remarks. chris, would you like to kick us off? >> great, thank you. >> thence, thanks for the introduction. as many of you know thence is a workhorse here on a lot of issues and a lot of areas, and sort of conspiring with working with trend micro over the years to pull this together and his various forms as been great. so we had a fantastic event last year just like here, the room was packed. when a great series of speakers and where building on that again this year. my name is chris roberti. i lead the cyberspace national security policy division of the u.s. chamber of commerce, and we're thrilled that he did working together with trend micro in presenting this threat intelligence forum. we've got a fantastic group of speakers today who are on the front lines american cyber defense. without to welcome jeff green, executive assistant director for cybersecurity at the cybersecurity security agency. this is one of his first i think public

thanks, darren. and that's bbc news at six.ons and regions for the news where you are. goodbye.

it is trying to throw us two fall-like weather systems. >> back to you. >> all right, thank you, darrenng in the way of justice. >> reporter: benjamin's workload is overflowing. he is a clerk at the san francisco supreme court in the criminal decision, he is logging overtime hours >> what used to take until 4:00, 4:30, now i logged in overtime here upon until about 6:00 or 7:30. >> reporter: he is not alone. several court workers represented by local 1021 rallied on the steps of hall of justice asking for better working conditions. >> reporter: thompson says filling the positions is a good place to start. >> we need more people because the level of work that we are doing and the way that the court, the tools that the court has given us to do that work just create more work for us. >> reporter: court workers like thompson were not surprised when 70 court cases involving domestic abuse and misdemeanors were were toss out. >> you might have to wait for your case, you know, there are certain things that like preliminary hearings and jury trials they might be pushed off because of lack of a

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there.e temperature reached 30 degrees. it's quite a bit cooler and fresher today, but at least there's some sunshine around. these were the earlier showers and increasingly becoming confined to the north west of scotland, keeping it cool here. one or two showers potentially this afternoon across some other western areas, but in the east, in the dry weather and sunshine, temperatures are pleasant, 22 or 23 degrees. now this evening, a lot of that cloud willjust tend to melt away. the showers in scotland becoming confined towards the far north, and the winds are easing here as well. with clear skies and quite chilly air, it will turn quite cold overnight — temperatures in scotland and northern ireland could be as low as 4 or 5 degrees and quite chilly as well across england and wales, but those clearer skies mean plenty of sunshine to start the day. it will warm up quite quickly. the showers move away from northern scotland and the winds continue to drop. we'll see some sea breezes developing