i remember speaking to my namesake, david davis without the when _ namesake, david davis without the and him sang at the _ when he was brexit secretary and him sang at the last minute, there will be a deai~ — sang at the last minute, there will be a deal. even he cannot have expected — be a deal. even he cannot have expected that we would have a deal and then— expected that we would have a deal and then we hadn't actually had a deal because here we go again with northern ireland, so, it is a real dilemma. — northern ireland, so, it is a real dilemma, it's a real problem for the government. rbl dilemma, it's a real problem for the government-— government. rbl problem, and the stakes pretty _ government. rbl problem, and the stakes pretty high _ government. rbl problem, and the stakes pretty high as _ government. rbl problem, and the stakes pretty high as well. - government. rbl problem, and the stakes pretty high as well. thanks i stakes pretty high as well. thanks for that. staying with the front page of the telegraph, different story, though, when obviously with ukraine. rarely off

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david davis has also written in one of the other papers, and there are some others from the right, includingen, particularly the windfall tax, and what they are saying is they want to get back to the tory party positive real dna, which is about tax cuts. —— party positive real dna. i think that is crackers... i think it is really quite strange they want tax cuts at this particular point. rishi sunak wanted to keep something in reserve to do that, but he is under pressure from the right, and, look, there does not by elections coming up —— there are two elections coming up. we know what happened to the tories in two recent by elections, chesham and amersham and... we will have to see what happens. but this is also the week when these sue gray report was finally published, and on the back of that, if you thought the prime minister might retire quietly to chequers for a few days, he came out with his statement saying he might edit even a serial code. it is time when people feel sorely let down, and there is a danger in the tories is being perceived as not playing by the rules, not caring about t

david davies is saying here people are being dragged into the highest tax bracket and it's usually concerningnd you are respectively still taxing people and bringing millions into the coffers of the government, which needs it right now. for the government, it's a win—win, for us is an absolute squeeze. but somebody�*s got to be squeezed and we are the one who are getting squeezed until they get those oligarchs sorted. �* ., ' ' until they get those oligarchs sorted. �* ., " . sorted. andrew, covid-19 pandemic, cost of living — sorted. andrew, covid-19 pandemic, cost of living crisis, _ sorted. andrew, covid-19 pandemic, cost of living crisis, is _ sorted. andrew, covid-19 pandemic, cost of living crisis, is sharma - cost of living crisis, is sharma right, they need to get this money in? , ., , ~' right, they need to get this money in? , ., , ~ �* , in? they do but i think it's funded unconservative _ in? they do but i think it's funded unconservative to _ in? they do but i think it's funded unconservative to have _ in? they do but i think it's funded unconservative to have a - in? they do but

tte: former brexit secretary david davis is saying it is hugely concerning, andrew, how do you read this, that will only aggravate inflation. the government is on a tight rope and it is very limited in what it can do to alleviate the pressure on people�*s finances. he alleviate the pressure on people's finances. ., ., finances. he took about that pressure _ finances. he took about that pressure across _ finances. he took about that pressure across the - finances. he took about that pressure across the board, | finances. he took about that i pressure across the board, the sunday telegraph talking about ministers turning on the bank of england. unprecedented this, shyama, in many ways? it england. unprecedented this, shyama, in many ways?— in many ways? it is, the bank of encland in many ways? it is, the bank of england were — in many ways? it is, the bank of england were only _ in many ways? it is, the bank of england were only given - in many ways? it is, the bank of england were only given full - in many ways? it is, the bank of. england were only given full control under— england were

utterly bizarre and irresponsible, but you do have the likes of respected figures on the right, david davisith, calling for those tax cuts, saying that that is the way to grow the economy to get you out of potentially a looming recession. the bigger issue for me is, what this is doing to politics in general. you go back to the nolan principles in 1995 which were around seven principles, selflessness, objectivity, integrity, honesty, leadership, and i'm left scratching my head thinking which of these does the prime minister actually exhibit? the bigger issue is, despite all of this, labour is still only six points ahead. now, the reality is at the next election labour don't need to have the 20 point lead to be a spoilerfor the tory to have the 20 point lead to be a spoiler for the tory party. they might still be able to form a grand coalition of the left. but you do have to question, with all this backdrop, why is the labour party not doing better than it is? qm. backdrop, why is the labour party not doing better than it is? ok, we will leave it — not doing better than it is? ok, we will lea

they say that david davis got censored when he dared to question something about vaccines. my point. you're making my point for me. well, no, david got censored. not at all. more of that because when they're faced with a fine by nadine dorries, appointed censor they say the regulator they'll say, well, why don't we we don't care about all that political stuff. let's get rid of the far left. we'll get rid of some libertarians on the right. we'll get rid of a bit of free speech here because then we avoid the fines. we make even more money. so what would you say was the the right approach we should take than just do nothing and let children take their lives every day? you know, the suicide rate during the pandemic actually didn't go up at all. it went down slightly. but there was one group where it rose and it rose significantly, and that was in the age band was something like 14 to 2a that was in young people. and the influence of what happens online plays into that one thing that people are asking, i think, is why you keep going? you're a very successful author. you don't ne

about the queen's— the commons in the debate about the queen's speech today, robert chanting , david davisposition problem, and the queen's speech was opposition problem, and the queen's seech wa - ., ., opposition problem, and the queen's seech wa ., ., , speech was right then and that big issue of the _ speech was right then and that big issue of the day, _ speech was right then and that big issue of the day, lots _ speech was right then and that big issue of the day, lots of— speech was right then and that big issue of the day, lots of bills - speech was right then and that big issue of the day, lots of bills in - issue of the day, lots of bills in there. — issue of the day, lots of bills in there, whether its public order, banning — there, whether its public order, banning protesters in the roads or reforming — banning protesters in the roads or reforming prosecutions of the troubles — reforming prosecutions of the troubles are a new bill of rights, whatever— troubles are a new bill of rights, whatever it is, there wasn't anything _ whatever it is, there wasn't anything in there to rea

david muir. good evening, everyone. i'm lindsay davis in for david. tonight we have a lot to get to covid booster shots for those 5 to 11 as nearly half of the country is now at a medium or high risk level and details on the first new baby formula supply set to arrive, but we begin with that breaking news. a powerful tornado striking michigan, part of a severe weather system from michigan to the northeast. we have the images just coming in. they confirmed tornado causing significant damage. and gaylord michigan, where buildings are flattened in debris litters the ground. people are being warned to take shelter state police advising people to avoid the area. ahead of this system is record heat spreading across the eastern part of the country into the weekend. rob marciano has the forecast in a moment, but first a bcs alix perez leads us off. tonight a massive tornado touching down in michigan debris swirling in the air people running for cover with the twister bearing down a major tornado strikes here. video just in showing the utter devastation left b

people are joining us now, with a closer look at some of the races as david mcewan, political science professor at sonoma state, and davisalways a pleasure to have you on the show. i want to start with one of the most talked about and perhaps one of the most expensive races, and that is the campaign to recall san francisco district attorney chase a boudin. proponents have put public safety on the ballot here , has held a number of news conferences recently. david touting success in some cases. how far though, do you think that will go to counter the bombardment of television ads against him? look the really tsunami of spending that's going on against chester boudin is really going to push back and be really difficult for him to move forward on given the environment of what we're seeing in terms of the picture. of what's hap in san francisco, their retail robberies the car break ins all of those kind of proponents components took combined with this barrage of ads that you're showing there. on the screen. all of that really pushes the bodine folks into a place where they're looking for votes everywhere that can find them a

six candidates who said they'll appear are cindy chavez, jim spence, marshall allen woodman's sea david davisll be held at saint john vianney community center in east san jose at 6 30 this evening. one of the most contentious ballot races in contra costa county is the election for sheriff now, ben theriot, too, is a richmond police officer and david livingston, who has served as contra costa sheriff in the last 12 years attended a public safety forum in pleasant hill last night. livingston faced tough questions about the handling of a deadly police shooting. that's the case of former deputy andrew hall, who was sentenced to six years in prison for the shooting death of law. tamir goleta. officer felt his life was in danger. that's why he fired the shots that he did. we did a thorough investigation and we found he was within policy policies that come from the top. and transcend down at the bottom to the deputies actually have to do the work. if you haven't been on the ground as a law enforcement officer in the past five years. you have no idea what it's like out there. both candidates for dist

introduced by representative davis of can -- david's of kang this -- david's of kansas. this will allow us to hear from our witnesses sooner and house members keep to their schedule. therefore i ask unanimous consent that all other members opening statements be made part of the hearing record, if they are submitted to the clerk by 5:00 p.m. today, or at the close of the hearing, whichever comes first. hearing no objections, so ordered, without objections the chair must also declare a resort -- recess subject to the chair. so ordered. i want to note we will be having both, later on, so i may need to call witnesses and staff break. i think everyone for their patience. as described in the notice statements document emotions must be submitted to the electronic depository it hr -- and hr.mail.house.gov. members present should provide a hard copy to distribute by mail. members are responsible for their own microphones as with our fully in-person meetings, members can be muted by staff only to avoid inadvertent background noise. members and witnesses experiencing technical prob

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i am sure that davis david have said the same. think it is one of the issues that he'll be the most, of whether i'm talking [inaudible] about infrastructure, folks in clark county about education. so often the conversation comes back to mental health. there's a lot in the budget to get to those concerns, including investments in the workforce, expanded coverage of therapy, better enforcement of mental health parity. [inaudible] i mean there's a long list, and so i thank you so much for the. one thing i do want to talk to you about is that the health crisis. because you talked in your opening about setting out the nine 88 for hotline in july, which i think it's fantastic for the crisis for people in whether it's a suicide hotline or mental health crisis or any type of crisis to call and let me ask you this. my biggest concern, though, is and i know this is happening in nevada -- one [inaudible] hard-line, but once they call [inaudible] if we don't have a structure in place for services, essential services to really provide for indi

polo coach at uc davis has been arrested for child the school confirmed david noble is facing federal charges after the investigation by the fbi. he's expected to be arraigned later today in a statement from uc davis, they say they became aware of this case, said wednesday noble was arrested yesterday and was immediately placed on administrative leave. he has been ordered to stay away from the campus. if you returns, he will be arrested an investigation into his activities at the school has been launched. noble was hired by uc davis in 2019. the chancellor responded to the arrest by saying, quote, i'm deeply concerned that individuals in our community may have been harmed if there are victims within our community, our highest priority will be to provide them support. now to our covid coverage this afternoon, students and staff at berkeley unified schools will have to wear a mask once again throughout the rest of the school year. officials say within the district they're seeing a spike in covid cases indicating transmission on campus. the indoor mask requirement takes effect monday. th

. >> jordan davis has been the roommate of suspect david show for the last 3 months in las vegas. the 2 men did have a conversation a couple of weeks ago about ty one. >> he feels that it's. political tensions and taiwan. it's just becoming too much for him. and he was telling me that she feels that how things are rolling and taiwan are much worse than. things are rolling and china under its coming. its leadership. >> that was chris wolfe reporting coming up in the next half hour, we're going to hear about the doctor who sacrificed his life to save others during that shooting. he's being remembered today as a hero. >> 9, 0, 4. and today, right now, president biden and the first lady are in buffalo, new york, paying respects to the 10 people who were killed when a gunman opened fire at a supermarket over the weekend. this is you can see on the big wall there. video of him arriving in buffalo, who was about an hour and a half ago. they both we're going to be meeting with victims, families with first responders and community leaders as well. the shooting now the deadliest racist atta

. >> jordan davis has been the roommate of suspect david show for the last 3 months in las vegas. the 2 men did have a conversation a couple of weeks ago about ty one. >> he feels political tensions and taiwan. it's ju t becoming too much for him. and he was telling me that she feels that how things are rolling and taiwan are much worse than. things are rolling and china under its coming. its leadership. >> that was chris wolfe reporting for us tonight. you can follow the latest on both the buffalo and the southern california shootings on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> other news tonight, efforts to try to keep people off. bay area streets seem to have worked for same-day area counties. the annual count of the homeless population is now in the visual count compares february 2019 to february 2022. the point in time or pit as it's called. so that contra costa alameda, where in santa clara and napa counties all saw increases in the number of unhoused people from those years, 2019 to 2022. alameda county saw an increase in homelessness at 22% contra. costa county had the highest incr

. >> jordan davis has been the roommate of suspect david show for the last 3 months in las vegas. the 2 men did have a conversation a couple of weeks ago about ty one. >> he feels that it's. political tensions and taiwan. it's just becoming too much for him. and he was telling me that he feels that how things are rolling and taiwan are much worse than things are rolling and china under its coming. its leadership. >> well, as chris wolfe reporting coming up in the next half hour, we're going to hear about the doctor who sacrificed his life to save others in that church and how he's being remembered as a hero. today. >> happening today, president biden is going to travel to buffalo, new york this morning to visit the families of those who were killed. 10 people shot and killed at a grocery store. now racially motivated attack. yeah. he and the first lady are going to be meeting with the families of those victims. also with first responders and community leaders as well. we've got jessi tenure with the latest this morning. >> good morning. >> rather than focusing solely on gun legisl

. >> jordan davis has been the roommate of suspect david show for the last 3 months in las vegas. the 2 men did have a conversation a couple of weeks ago about ty one. >> he feels that it's. political tensions and taiwan. it's just becoming too much for him. and he was telling me that she feels that how things are rolling and taiwan are much worse than things are rolling and china under its coming. its leadership. >> that was chris wolfe reporting coming up in the next half hour, we're going to hear about the doctor who sacrificed his life to save others during that shooting. he's going to be remembered as a hero. >> happening now, president biden and the first lady are in buffalo, new york, paying their respects to the families of the 10 people who were killed when a gunman opened fire at a supermarket over the weekend. you can see video there of them arriving in buffalo's about an hour ago. >> they are going to beat both with victims of the families along with first responders and community leaders. this shooting is the deadliest races attack since biden took office last year. n

. >> jordan davis has been the roommate of suspect david show for the last 3 months in las vegas. the 2 men did have a conversation a couple of weeks ago about ty one. >> she feels that it's. political tensions and taiwan. it's just becoming too much for him. and he was telling me that she feels that how things are rolling and taiwan are much worse than things are rolling and china under its coming. its leadership. >> that was chris wolfe reporting coming up in the next half hour, we're going to hear about the doctor who sacrificed his life to save others during the shooting and is now being remembered as a hero. >> and happening today, president biden travels to buffalo, new york this morning in the wake of the racially motivated shooting. there that took 10 people's lives. he and the first lady are going to be meeting with the victims. families will also meet with first responders and community leaders. >> jessi turnure as the very latest. good morning. >> rather than focusing solely on gun legislation. some democratic leaders are trying a new tactic. >> gave his life trying to

. >> jordan davis has been the roommate of suspect david show for the last 3 months in las vegas. the 2 men did have a conversation a couple of weeks ago about ty one. >> he feels that it's. political tensions and taiwan. it's just becoming too much for him. and he was telling me that she feels that how things are rolling and taiwan are much worse than. things are rolling and china under its coming. its leadership. >> that was chris wolfe reporting coming up in the next half hour, we're going to hear about the doctor who sacrificed his life to save others during the shooting. and that person now being remembered as a hero. >> 5 '04 is the time and president biden is traveling to buffalo, new york this morning in the wake of that racially motivated shooting that killed 10 people there. he and the first lady are going to be meeting with the victims. families along with first responders and community leaders. jessi tenure joining us live from dc this morning with the latest on the president's movements. jesse. >> yeah, good morning, james and while many here are talking about further

jordan davis have las vegas, says the suspect, david chow, recently told him he felt the taiwanese government was corrupt, is charged with murder and attempted murder in sunday's attack at a china taiwanese church in orange county. he did not enter a plea yesterday, and his arraignment was continued to june. francisco elected officials and community leaders gathered for a rally against violence. those leaders included the district attorney, the president of the board of supervisors. in acp president dr amos brown. this follows the mass shootings from last weekend . they all say they came together today to denounce gun violence, denounce hate and intolerance across our country. it's horrific. it's unacceptable. we cannot allow it to happen. and yet if we're going to stop it, if we're going to prevent it, we must remember. as dr brown said. racism and white supremacy have deep roots in this country, the district attorney says, among other things, the remaining budget he submits to city hall will include funding for victim service. and that his office will work with the department of justice to

we can speak now to our correspondent davis willis, who has been looking into this story for us as well. —— davidor the community. any tragedy of this kind, but children so young, aged between 5—10, what are the latest lines you're hearing? absolutely. devastating to the community in texas and devastating throughout the country. politicians and long leakers, some of whom have taken to the floor of the senate to express condemnation, regret and to call for tighter gun control in this country —— politicians and lawmakers. including chris murphy. he said, and i quote," our heart is breaking for these families, " and he appealed for his republican colleagues to help find a way to make this sort of thing less likely. david, i know it's early days, but every time something of this nature happens, that discussion comes up. that debate over gun laws in the united states. i know you've been covering, reporting from the us for such a long time now. will anything change as a result of this?— change as a result of this? you're absolutely _ change as a result of this? you're absolutely right, _ change as a re

davis. >> that's not my name. you say your dave is not davidam appear you are stuck down there. [laughter] [laughter] james gordon lost it leaving his late-night show all lead that is getting crushed like a little bug by grade that felt. i did not watch inhibit last night. i was busy squeezing my dogs but glands and does it take that's all i have got. [laughter] let me ask you about trevor noah's joke he made a funny joke about everything cost them or do we have that can we play that joke? >> ever since you've come into office things are really looking up, gas is up, rent is up, food is up, everything. okay, biden laughed at that but i mean gosh, it is true, right? gianno how about you? >> first i a gym and you're not hogging the ball i caught doing the dagen she goes on and on and on. [laughter] i love dagen i love dagen. [laughter] we all do. [laughter] let me tell you one thing gianno i never forget might carry a grudge forever. [laughter] >> don't smoke my goat please. [laughter] hands up don't shoot. i will tell you i didn't want to today

david, good to see you. thank you for being with us. representative sharif davis of kansas, we appreciate your time this morning. >> thank you so much. have a good day. >> still ahead, my conversation with robbyn deangelo, whose book seeks to explain racism to white people. up for our next meeting of the velshi banned book club. banned book club. policies to farmers, you could save yourself an average of seven hundred and thirty dollars. (customer) that's something. (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers. ♪we are farmers.bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum♪ (johnny cash) ♪ i've traveled every road in this here land! ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ crossed the desert's bare, man. ♪ ♪ i've breathed the mountain air, man. ♪ ♪ of travel i've had my share, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere. ♪ ♪ i've been to: pittsburgh, parkersburg, ♪ ♪ gravelbourg, colorado, ♪ ♪ ellensburg, cedar city, dodge city, what a pity. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere. ♪ trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high

davis, a nonprofit leader. brian kemp is the incumbent governor of the state of georgia. david perdue is a former u.s. senator. candiss taylor is an educator. and tom williams has retired after 835 year career at robins air force base. now, let's meet the panelists. greg covers state politics for the atlanta journal-constitution and chuck williams is a reporter covering government at w rbl tv in columbus, georgia. for compl's debate please visit the atlanta press club website, atlanta press club.org. to start the debate, each candidate will be asked one question by one of the panelists. they have 60 seconds to answer each question. greg, you get the first question, please ask your question to tom williams. >> mr. williams, the governor's latest decision to reopen parts of georgia's economy, even amid opposition, a big part of the reelection agenda. would you have responded differently than the governor during the crisis? mr. williams: i think he did a good job at the very beginning when he reopened georgia. we are one of the first and i want to give credit where credit is due, because it is very impor

davis, you know, they are joining me from the different law center to prevent gun violence, and thanks very much, david for joining us. thank you, julie. now less than 2 months after he was ousted in a vote of no confidence pakistan's, former prime minister that's among con stage and biggest process. yet in the capital, islam abad. is one the government to hold fresh elections in less than a week or face more mass demonstrations. small hider has more not from some about hundreds of containers and police barricades have failed to stop dest brokerage, march powder, and supporters of former prime minister m. ron han bringing life to a what you're still in buckets on capital. if my by one group broke through. 3 barriers why largest glowed by tried to reach the protest retinue, hoping to catch a glimpse of delita people march for 30 yards and lying, stretching for several kilometer to reach the capital. and what would usually be to drive 100? i'm on the left early morning on rent, day to day the city despite the barricade going on. thank you. a lot of the punjab police made things difficult for us and use t

davi e traspaces for recreation. >> there will be an additional benefit. >> will benefit from the project because they are next-door. it will get the odors off of these sludge treatment areas. davide site is home to burrowing owls, whose numbers are declining. because of its positive environment to impact, this project has also had a very strong inclusion and diversity aspect. attracting a lot of women engineers. 15 of the 50 engineers working on the the sodi project are women. >> you can see what you do for the environment and it is a rewarding experience, much more so than doing construction and other things. i think it just feels like you are making a difference. david: the biosolids are too rich in nutrients to be used as fertilizer without processing. in the near future, the hope is the dried sludge could be used by farmers and growers in the central valley. and san jose, david louis, abc7news. >> with california mired in drought, the state is looking at innovative ways to save water. governor newsom toured a water recycling plant in southern california. >> water recycling is about finding new water. not just accepting the scarcity mindset. being more resourceful in terms of