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shvitzing all right, let's move on now, because it was a very special catch for cleveland browns receiver david> this is at lucas oil stadium in indianapolis. >> in the colts game, bell celebrated not only because they won 39 to 38 over the colts, the browns, but also the birth of his new cousin. >> bell says his cousin was walking over to the stadium, um, when she went into labor. first responders leapt to her aid. of course, she did miss the game. i mean, she was having a baby, but that'll do it. mom and baby girl are doing just fine this morning. so a big congrats to them. next to a shining the spotlight on a couple of other one year olds. oh the rosamond gifford zoo in syracuse pulls out all the stops. oh, my gosh. >> this video for the one year birthday party of baby asian elephant twins. >> that's yacht and toccata. as you can see, it's always about playing with the boxes. we know with kids it is the same way. exactly. >> thing inside. >> just give them a box. >> zoo is calling the elephants miracle twins because twins comprise less than 1% of elephant births worldwide. guys, i tried for

where david became a manager. brown also had a front row seat to the budding romance between jackson and a pretty 16 year old coworker named barbara britton. >> they were together and that's awesome. if you can find love, that's what we all want. >> so, all these years later, detective velazquez paid a visit to the woman who had been the girl who had fallen in love with david jackson. i need help, she told objective. same thing when we called on her to talk about the david she knew. >> he was a very good-looking man. you know, we just had an attraction for each other. started talking. sweet, nice, kind. the swept me off my feet. it he was a good guy. >> as she talked a became clear, deep emotions would not see stay beneath the surface. >> i was young. i was still going to school. this was my first love. >> two youngsters in love. and then, well, things happened. don't they? >> mom, i got something to tell you. i said what. she said barbara's pregnant. >> judy was surprised. a little worried, maybe. but knowing nowhere n

the challenges, the big things, as gordon brown has said, david cameron has said, as risa mae and borison have said, not a group of people who agree about very much. this is in the national interest. this prime minister is more worried about running away from his predecessor, boris johnson, legacy on as erie, -- on net zero, on npr, that is not a per structure, that is not ricy being rishi, that is rishi being weak. he either has to only record of the government he was a key part of from the treasury, but he's already lost the next general election. he is simply out of touch with what people here in the north want, with the red wall, where -- christian: just very quickly, because i'm out of time, if they scrap it tomorrow, could they pick up, could labour get behind it and rebuild it? henri: i think people will be thinking, who will be running the country in six months? the northern powerhouse, comments, will power and authority started rain from this prime minister? will next week in live report businesses start -- will, next week in liverpool, businesses start talking to who they thin

the challenge is doing the big things, as gordon brown has said, as david cameron has said, along withand borisjohnson has said, not a group of people that agree with very much, this is in the national interest, this prime minister more worried about running away from borisjohnson's legacy, on hsz mpr, he away from borisjohnson's legacy, on hs2 mpr, he is trying to distance himself. that is not a freddy rash credible strategy, that is —— that is not a credible strategy, that is rishi sunak being weak. he hasn't got anything to put it in his place. he either has to only record of the government he was a key part of in the treasury or he needs to accept the treasury or he needs to accept the fact that he has already lost the fact that he has already lost the next general election, that he is simply out of touch with what people here in the north on't, with a red wool... people here in the north on't, with a red wool- - -_ people here in the north on't, with a red wool... very quickly, because i'm out a red wool. .. very quickly, because i'm out of— a red wool... very quickly, because i'm

minister plans to cancel the northern leg of the flagship hs2 rail project introduced by david cameron and gordon brown more of a though, it may be more of a titanic than a flagship nowadays. today it was briefed to gb news mr sunak may use to gb news that mr sunak may use his conference speech his may main conference speech on wednesday to announce officially he will axe the officially that he will axe the birmingham manchester leg . birmingham to manchester leg. but subsequently government but subsequently a government source has told news source has told gb news that there no decisions there have been no decisions made. yesterday gb news camilla tominey asked the levelling up secretary, michael gove, whether hs2 should go manchester. hs2 should go to manchester. here's what he had to say. go to manchester. >> well, i think we need to make sure that we're getting absolute value come you value for money. come on, you must able to have an opinion must be able to have an opinion on it should on whether it should go to manchester absolutely manchester or not. i absolutely think important thing think the

meantimeppening on, we want tog in david topher, a former state department official, and spence state dr brown, managingg editor of townhall.com. what?ow i want to turn the conversation to what's happening, obviously overseas. o wh, want to begin with you, david. there's a headline this is interesting. it says, u.s there is a. officialsand wo privately warn israel to show restraint and retaliatrne again. hamas. senior administration officials warning their israelits counterparts to show restraint, too, and to avoid, by the way, mass civilia aint to n casualties and a disae humanitarian disaster that could turn world opinion against the jewish state. good policy decision or terrible decision that is good policy. so the u.s. needs to make n clear that we stand with israel . and so when secretary blinken went over there, he gave a big bear hug to netanyah ent overu. but privately, the u.s. is also delivering a message that it's jamin ne for the u.s. u.s. and for israel that there not be so manyan civilian casualties in gaza, that israel does its best to be proportionate in its focuonse and to foc

tyler jones is going to watch her cousin, david bell, who plays for the browns and reported she wentbor going into the stadium. then about 20 minutes after kickoff, she had the baby. she says she's thankful and really still overwhelmed by what happened. >> i had a talk with her and i told her she cannot come on this day. i'm still in shock. like everybody comes in and like, you had a crazy day yesterday. and i'm like, yeah, it was crazy. >> how cute is this baby? just resting. the medics at the stadium helped to deliver her. one medic said it was the team's first baby delivered at lucas oil stadium. >> a teacher in the south bay is making sure all students get to have a fun and inclusive halloween. it's the second year he's hosting a halloween dance for special education students. here's abc seven news. south bay reporter laura martinez with how you can help. what do we say, daniel? >> how are you feeling today? right. yeah. >> special education teacher riley vital has eight students in his class at leyva middle school in san jose. daniel delgado is one of them. for last year, vital

well, six years ago, the artist david shrigley had a novel idea for repurposing surplus copies of dan brown's code, one of the best—selling books of the century, being pulped in the name of art. this is a story which begins back in 2017, in an 0xfam shop in swansea. around that time, there was one particular donation that we were getting kind of a little more than we could use, which was the da vinci code, because it's such a massive bestseller. made this pile of da vinci codes by the counter, which said, "yeah, you could give us another da vinci code, but to be honest, we'd rather have your vinyl. the sign went viral and caught the eye of the turner prize—nominated artist david shrigley. so that sparked my imagination in the sense that i was like, "i want those. i don't know why, but i want them". it's not the right size. his team began to search. da vinci code, original cover. we made inquiries and there is a recycling place where all the unwanted books go, and they had an almost limitless number. with the help of the plant in oxford, david shrigley now had 6,000 da vinci codes. but what to

bearing in mind he was there during the tony blair and gordon brown era, in the 2010s, and well into the davidviously disagreements at that time during senior politicians, better known, it would seem, comparable to what happened during the pandemic. we heard last week from patrick vallance, the then chief scientific 0fficer here in the uk, who talked about how it was, in essence, chaos in downing street, decisions were so difficult to come by. there was a number 10 at war with itself, really comparing his time, saying nothing was as bad as that. a look at how decisions were made during the pandemic, how they should have been made and maybe how they were not. should have been made and maybe how they were not-— they were not. thank you very much for that, ellie _ they were not. thank you very much for that, ellie price. _ they were not. thank you very much for that, ellie price. we _ they were not. thank you very much for that, ellie price. we will- they were not. thank you very much for that, ellie price. we will have i for that, ellie price. we will have more on that story, as always, and bbc

charles brown has been an aviator who has headed the joint chiefs of staff, i.e. all branches of the us military, army, navy, marines, air force, and space forces. retired u.s. air force lt. gen. davidtula, dean of the institute for research of aerospace forces, says that while the air force will not expect favoritism from brown, he will bring a greater understanding of importance to the position. this is extremely important now because the threat to the united states will most likely come from china, and the pacific ocean is a huge theater or area of ​​action, and the fastest and most effective way to overcome what is often called the tyranny of distance is through air and space power. in the matter of ukraine, the ministry of defense concentrated on assistance on land, our minister, the army general. they are wonderful people but they do not understand the weight of air power as general brown does. i hope he will provide informed advice to the president of the united states that. regarding the value and potential of the air force for ukraine. deptula also expects reforms in the armed forces from the 61-year-old commander. when general brown led the us air force, his key message wa

gordon brown. david cameron. theresa may johnson and truss all got in common.hem have ever run a big capital project . now i have, yeah. all project. now i have, yeah. all right. it wasn't as big as this 150 million whatever, but you 150 million or whatever, but you know, started i said, 150 million or whatever, but you kn0\is started i said, 150 million or whatever, but you kn0\is going started i said, 150 million or whatever, but you kn0\is going to tarted i said, 150 million or whatever, but you kn0\is going to costd i said, 150 million or whatever, but you kn0\is going to cost fouraid, 150 million or whatever, but you kn0\is going to cost four times this is going to cost four times as right. and as much. well, you're right. and it's that way. it's turning out that way. it was justified. said, was never justified. they said, oh, save 20 minutes oh, well, it'll save 20 minutes on a journey time. i don't know what when you're what you do when you're travelling on on, on business. >> reading newspapers or >> i'm reading in newspapers or working laptop. working

brown. i don't think david cameron's wife samantha think david cameron's wife samantimay's husband, philip,a, he certainly didn't. >> that's right. so this is akshata murphy. she is, of course , the daughter course, the daughter of a billionaire family, own all course, the daughter of a billioofire family, own all course, the daughter of a billioof companiesywn all course, the daughter of a billioof companies all all course, the daughter of a billio of companies all over the sorts of companies all over the world. >> and gorgeous isn't she? >> and gorgeous isn't she? >> she's she's beautiful . she is >> she's she's beautiful. she is lovely. and i don't know. i'm torn. tom hannood. i don't know about think it's a about you, but i think it's a bit to have your wife bit odd to have your wife introduce you on stage. think if i prime minister's wife, i was the prime minister's wife, i'd find that a bit icky. >> i'm sure. i think it's >> i'm not sure. i think it's quite american, if quite american, actually. if you look to what happens in look across to what happens in the states , everyone the un

browns game. a baby born 20 mineutes into th game. the new mom arrived to the stadium and went straight to the first aid station. david bell told indianapolis tv station that the newborn is his niece. the game was exciting enough. 39-38. on top of that, a new baby to be celebrated. >> congratulations. that was a game. phillip, great to see you. >>> straight ahead on "worldwide exchange," the all-star studded streaming deal courtesy of former president barack obama. it is coming up when "worldwide exchange" continues. hi, i'm jason. i've lost 228 pounds on golo. ♪ changing your habits is the only way that gets you to lose the weight. and golo is the plan that's going to help you do that. just take the first step, go to golo.com. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >>> it's 5:30 a.m. in the new y

brown. it switched back in 2010 to blue to the conservatives when david cameron was in power.k you very much indeed. rishi sunak has landed in egypt on the latest in the diplomatic efforts in middle east. more on that in the middle east. more on that coming up. but first, the headunes coming up. but first, the headlines with tamsen . headlines with tamsen. >> mark, thanks very much. here are the headlines at 133. rishi sunak has arrived in egypt to prevent further expansion of the israel—hamas conflict. the prime minister has already met with his israeli counterpart , hart his israeli counterpart, hart and saudi arabia's crown prince in the talks today. he's expected to stress the importance of preventing further loss of civilian life, at least nine british nationals have been killed and seven are missing since the attack by hamas on october the 7th . israeli october the 7th. israeli military sources have given more information about the estimated 200 hostages taken by hamas. they say 30 of those being held are teenagers and young children and 20 are over the age of 60. meanwh

david hooper. samuel thomas. go ahead. i'm hillary brown. so start comedy. yes, actually, my name is hillary brown. i'm with the mta. sam m sfmta museum and accessibility committee. i've been serving on this committee for like five years. i would like to eventually invite to speaker, do a presentation to the to the mac community because we want to learn about how this project is pertaining to accessibility throughout the citizens in san francisco. i'm wondering, i've been serving it for five years and i want to hear about how they talk about accessibility. for example, not just wheelchair, but people who are blind. that should be taken consideration. i wasn't speaking that because i also wish there was a committee i think there's a committee for the geary line, of which there were a visory committee for this project. and if there is, i would like to serve on it. i just all i want to say thank you for your comment. next speaker, please. microphone is tall. my name is prudence hall. i'm a resident of the mission terrace and i have been meeting with sfmta for a

david hooper. samuel thomas. go ahead. i'm hillary brown. so start comedy. yes, actually, my name is hillary brown. i'm with the mta. sam m sfmta museum and accessibility committee. i've been serving on this committee for like five years. i would like to eventually invite to speaker, do a presentation to the to the mac community because we want to learn about how this project is pertaining to accessibility throughout the citizens in san francisco. i'm wondering, i've been serving it for five years and i want to hear about how they talk about accessibility. for example, not just wheelchair, but people who are blind. that should be taken consideration. i wasn't speaking that because i also wish there was a committee i think there's a committee for the geary line, of which there were a visory committee for this project. and if there is, i would like to serve on it. i just all i want to say thank you for your comment. next speaker, please. microphone is tall. my name is prudence hall. i'm a resident of the mission terrace and i have been meeting with sfmta for a

cam spoke much for sure sam cam spoke much for david cameron back in with david cameron back in 2009 with gordon and sarah brownrah brown. so i think we are seeing we'll see more murty very more of akshata murty very impressive speech. no autocue, just notes. but on the actual substance of the pm's speech, we know about hs2, we know he's spending billions on other projects . yes. applause in the projects. yes. applause in the hall. no one booed. there was one whoop. they're going to ban cigarettes for anyone under 41. you can't you can't buy them legally because they'll increase the age. the age you can buy them a every year going them by a year every year going fonnard . and that will happen fonnard. and that will happen before election. plans before the election. and plans to a—levels dropped to change. a—levels dropped three levels. replace them with five. won't for be a five. that won't for be a decade. in to parliament decade. that's in to parliament time. whether these plans survive the test of time, we'll wait and see. >> are they? are they? yeah. also are they vote winners, though, christopher ? do they

david hooper. samuel thomas. go ahead. i'm hillary brown. so start comedy. yes, actually, my name is hillary brown. i'm with the mta. sam m sfmta museum and accessibility committee. i've been serving on this committee for like five years. i would like to eventually invite to speaker, do a presentation to the to the mac community because we want to learn about how this project is pertaining to accessibility throughout the citizens in san francisco. i'm wondering, i've been serving it for five years and i want to hear about how they talk about accessibility. for example, not just wheelchair, but people who are blind. that should be taken consideration. i wasn't speaking that because i also wish there was a committee i think there's a committee for the geary line, of which there were a visory committee for this project. and if there is, i would like to serve on it. i just all i want to say thank you for your comment. next speaker, please. microphone is tall. my name is prudence hall. i'm a resident of the mission terrace and i have been meeting with sfmta for a

it was of course was labour blair and was labour under blair and gordon brown and then it switched conservative when davidcoalition government. so it very much with the country, much goes with the country, tamworth. bit of tamworth. so it is a bit of maybe a bit of an maybe possibly a bit of an indication to in a year's indication as to how in a year's time the country may vote. but labour certainly not taking advantage. not seeing advantage. certainly not seeing this as a definite of course win and a definite kind of confirmation of government next yean confirmation of government next year. they still admit, of course , they have lot of work course, they have a lot of work to do, but so do the conservatives if they are to win back this seat and possibly a years back this seat and possibly a year's time. >> yes, we how soon it >> yes, we wonder how soon it will jack, thanks very much will be. jack, thanks very much indeed. let's cross to indeed. let's cross now to christopher, mid christopher, who's in mid bedfordshire again. though bedfordshire again. even though the trying to talk the tories are trying

brown, managing editor of townhall.com. you know what can i want to turn the conversation to what is happening, obviously come overseas. i begin with you, davidere is a headline and worn israel to show restraint and retaliating against hamas. this administration officials warning israeli counterparts show restraint to avoid, by the way massive casualties and humanitarian disaster that could turn opinion against the jewish state. good policy, good decision or terrible decision? >> publicly the u.s. needs to be clear that we stand with israel. when secretary blinken went over there with a big bear hug, hug to benjamin netanyahu but privately u.s. has a message it is important for the u.s. and israel to not be so many civilian casualties in gaza or the israel does its best to be proportionate in its response to focus on hamas and hamas militants. try not to disrupt life in gaza so much so that it injures women and children and others who are innocent and the situation. >> kevin: i will push back a little bit on that from this perspective and bring you into the conversation, spencer. if you are in israel, you don't want to hear that at all. liste

i think gordon brown's government actually boris johnson got enthusiastic behind it. so did david. how did the cost 9°! david cameron. how did the cost go, in your view, from 32 billion to potentially . £180 billion to potentially. £180 billion? eyewatering i'm afraid it's because it's been very badly managed, not just by hs2 badly managed, notjust by hs2 itself, but by the department of transport as well . transport as well. >> and we've been trying to dig into their costs, given a government project, you'd think they would have to give us information ocean about the real cost, but they haven't done so . cost, but they haven't done so. we've got armies of consulting ets who are being paid a lot of money. the contractors have got some very interesting contracts , which i think mean that they've trying to save, that they're not to going lose money if it gets cancelled. but we don't know yet. but it's been nobody's kept a real tight grip on the costs like you would do if you were a proper private sector project packed with shareholders who were very, very worried about the cost ball

end blair brown years, we end of the blair brown years, we were an iraq and all the luvvies had left. we were down to about two people. richard wilson and david their voices. but right at the end. so there's people who've done eddie izzard. i know not him. you not everybody loves him. you love him? ha ha ha i >> -- >> he emu ham >> he is a man. >> he is a man. >> i'm not going to be. she's not another suspension . not another suspension. >> she's a committed activist . >> she's a committed activist. >> she's a committed activist. >> she's a committed activist. >> she sticks by what she says . >> she sticks by what she says. these you know why? why doesn't lineker go on a political programme ? you know, like this? programme? you know, like this? like one of these shows selected his views , challenged. you know his views, challenged. you know why why he never wants. why he puts why he never wants. >> why does manchester. >> why does manchester. >> well there's another >> well yeah there's another joke. luck them. joke. good luck to them. good luck them . luck to them. >> listen, don't keep kelvin >> listen, you don't keep kelvin mackenzie waiti

brown, jackie bayley and the conservative party. welcome to you all. first, the account is been taking place in hamilton and let us go there now and speak to a political correspondent and davidat are you hearing this evening. find and david, what are you hearing this evenina. �* ., . �*, ., evening. and the council, it's about which parties _ evening. and the council, it's about which parties are _ evening. and the council, it's about which parties are going _ evening. and the council, it's about which parties are going to _ evening. and the council, it's about which parties are going to win - evening. and the council, it's about which parties are going to win this | which parties are going to win this by election that seems to be acceptance year in labour have managed to get over the line and on top now, it's about the scale of labour�*s victory. when parties system stormy and slick and comfortable, talking about majorities in the seven or 8% range potentially if things go very well into the double figures. for context, when labour lasted this seat underjeremy corbyn, they wanted very narrowly at 0.5% of the vote and it should be aware that historically, liberties to win thi