and guess what he's back so denny please come up and denny never hold the spotlight (clapping.) thank you philip i'll try to keep this brief because as phil said tonight what we're doing this about people but about you this is so important i've never missed one of those and not missing this but a couple of comments to the great your understanding i'm going to use a kind of a low word so hang with me here use the word privilege and the reason i'm saying that because our department and each of you as our department city workers have the privilege of maintaining sustaining and covering and managing the most beautiful public open space in the entire city and county of san francisco and you do it so so well. and every time i'm out looking at the great work and also brings tears to my heart because of the great job the privilege has a second aspect to it as well. the privilege is also mine and philis and everyone by the way, we have the privilege of thanking you have honoring and appreciating the work you do so well, for the city all san franciscans (laughter) there it is and it is re

. >>> plus a trillion dollar silicon valley success story at a denny's. to the booth where it all began. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we are tracking updated rain chances now moving into that weekend forecast. i'll have a close >>> it is over. leaders with the writers guild of america voted unanimously to approve the deal reached with the studios. they also voted to officially end the strike at 12:01 a.m. the writers strike reached 148 days, one of the longest disputes in hollywood history. streaming residuals were reportedly a big part of the negotiations along with protections against artificial intelligence which became the final sticking point. now we should tell you comcast, the parent company of nbc universal, is a member of that alliance of motion pictures and television producers and was involved in the negotiations. >>> he's a billionaire, a philanthropist, heir to the levi's family fortune, and now daniel lurie wants to be the mayor. he announced his candidacy. while lurie has never held an elective office he has held a position for

haidi: dennis, always great to have you with us. dennis p lockhart there the former atlanta fed president. thank you for your time. let's get to the start of trading. a sort of measured reaction in the u.s. session. how is asia looking? annabelle: sort of the same thing developing here. when you look for instance at moves in the dollar we saw an initial spike following the fed decision of about .4% for the greenback on the bloomberg dollar gauge. after that we have seen that dissipate through the session. we are in that early hours now for asian fx trading, fairly steady. a couple currencies to node. the japanese yen is above the 148 level. it is ahead of the boj meeting tomorrow. that is one shaping up to be a wildcard decision, what they will sit no in terms of the exit or possible exit away from negative rates. then keeping an eye on indicative pricing for the brazilian riau. we had brazil with the first central bank to make its decision post the fed cutting the benchmark lending rate by 50 basis points to 12.75%. again indicativ

my i'm going to start with dennis.oughts on the curve are that it's plummeting from one scandal to the next, but it seems that in order to protect christianity in this country, it's the faithful masses that need to come together. >> dennis yes, yes. you talked about the church of england representing universe of representing the universe of holy and apostolic church . holy and apostolic church. actually, the church of england left the universal holy and apostolic church in heresy. 500 years ago. as a catholic , i can years ago. as a catholic, i can take you through the history . years ago. as a catholic, i can take you through the history. i can ican take you through the history. i can i can take you through the history. and look, the church , history. and look, the church, church, a poll of church of england clerics . excuse me. england clerics. excuse me. actually, i'm quite impressed. on sundays and just driving around london, the number of church congregations that are vibrant , lively, going out . vibrant, lively,

it worked. >> dennis picked up a couple girls uncensored. >> dennis was dennis wilson of the beach boyshe time, americas answers to the the beatles. >> was gregg jakobson a friend and producer of dennis. >> they played music all the time at his house. >> manchin's system worked like a charm. offering his young women as sexual favors. to get what he wanted. before the day was out, he and most of the family had moved right into dennis wilson's house. >> dennis used to call me every day and say greg, come on down. you've got to meet charlie the wizard. dennis was convinced he could make charlie a star. >> so, improbable as it seems, dennis took man's into his brother brian's studio. that's brian wilson. to record some of his songs. here's manson singing during that session. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> but when the other beach boys actually heard that? >> they didn't have a very high opinion of the music or charlie. >> the session fizzled. but the beach boys did play one of manson's songs on the the mike douglas show. but dennis rewrote the words and the title. >> oh, was charlie so angry that anybody would d

dennis kept the letters.that he had gotten married. >> holy cow. he fell in love at first sight or something? >> i think he must have. it was almost a big secret. >> a few months later, duke brought the secret bride back home to iowa to meet the family. but the bourdeau's and sonia never clicked. maybe that's why after duke's hitch in the marines ended, the newlyweds settled in southern california. a few years later, sonia opened a hair salon while duke worked at a bakery. what was their relationship like back then, at the beginning? >> it looked like it was real good. they were holding hands. >> all lovey-dovey? >> yeah, she definitely was the boss. there was no doubt about that. >> sound familiar? sonia ran the show and duke, the ex-marine, found himself taking orders all over again. >> he definitely was scared of her. >> scared of what? she was just a pint sized thing? >> that she was going to get mad and blow up and then he wouldn't be able to do things. >> but somehow, his strange and secretive marriage

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dennis wolfe. sr. i recently during this recess had the privilege to visit the vietnam war museum in my district in new york. the first museum of its kind in america. it was there that i had the distinct pleasure of meeting denny wolfe. his story is one of sacrifice, service, and unwavering dedication to our great nation. he served with distinction in vietnam. as a helicopter crew chief with the army's first air cavalry division during some of the most challenging years of the war. in those years, we lost thousands of our brave american heroes, and denny himself lost dear friends he told me about. his service to our country did not end when he returned home. instead, denny chose to dedicate his life to preserving the legacy of his fellow service members and those that paid the ultimate price in vietnam. he and many other patriots in that region founded the vietnam war museum in elmira. as its president, he's poured his heart and soul into telling the stories of those who served. thank you for your serv

do not attend the gathering in denny, but it's one that denny has been putting out all the major stops full of beautification drive. i've seen roads re paved and beautiful spring up on walls and bridges in the capital. but there's also been hundreds of houses and roadside stalls that have been demolished since january leaving residents in limbo on the diplomatic side of things. children being not attending a major summit hasn't gone unnoticed. he has bought us president jo button have to say to reporters over the weekend, just how and when button we get to see the chinese, the, the is still unclear, but the message is up soon. sends is clear in delhi leading foreign policy. i'm just happy. i'm on jacob posted on twitter. what many, what we're really thinking, and i called, she didn't think skipping the g 20 summit. let's go. that's what it really is. not bothering to give any reason for she's absence is rubbing it in the age of final indian. that's resolve our differences through dialogue, phase me will be over if so brace for impact. so what does india hope to get out of the g? 20 mee

i was asking dennis about how long hisy days are. hopefully, he gets to bed at midnight but you keep doing that. it's more paper and more regulation and it's dangerous and expensive and we've got to normalize this. it's gotten to an extreme level. >> they talked about the corn and soybean process and how we want to bring that back. we talked a little bit we take most of them soybeans today and put them on a boat headed through river valley co-op where nancy works and we put them on a boat headed towards new orleans and on an ocean vessel through the panama canal and they are being processedse over on the southeast asia coast. we want to bring that back you to the united states, so that is where all of our market access works. we talk about the younger generations and i would always try to encourage our kids to realize there were cool jobs in agriculture because they've become so high-tech and so advanced and they really are great jobs. but what dennis and i were talking about even if the younger generation wants to get involved in it

ambassador. >> thank you, dennis. i appreciate, first i have to tell you, i mean, is this not the most beautiful, patriotic site you have ever seen sitting behind us? so i have already told dennis i want to be him when i grow up. because he let me achieve a bucket list. i have been in a combine simulator before but i've never actually been able to drive one. and so we were able to do that and i will always say food security is national security. and that is why we have to always keep the agricultural community in front of mind. i did whether i was governor of south carolina. that's our number one industry is agriculture. we were always very conscious of that. i grew up playing in cotton fields and on a dairy farm. so -- and i grew up in a rural area. 2500 people, two stop lights. but this feels like home. because even though we didn't know what we didn't have, we took care of each other. it was neighbors taking care of neighbors and i feel that here. i see that here. and so what i'll tell you is that now i see how har

as a business owner for denny, what does he hope the city actually does? >> reporter: he wants those cameras out here to actually become a part of that strategy. he doesn't understand why if there's too many cameras everywhere, why can't they just track these people and put them in jail? >> thank you very much, jose martinez live in the haight district. >>> just this weekend, tourists at fort mason tried to confront two people who broke into their van. video of one of the tourists was hanging off the side as those thieves made a getaway in that suv. that video has gone viral. despite some low profile incidents like that one, the number of car break-ins reported in san francisco is actually slightly down this year. >>> meanwhile san francisco continues efforts to attract people back to the downtown districts landing at ledisdorf, a pedestrian area with outdoor dining for multiple restaurants with regular art events, live music and outdoor fitness classes twice a week. the intersection also has new murals right below the transamerica building. >>> while many

huang's ties to denny's goes deeper.f his earliest jobs was actually as a bus boy at a denny and is a dishwasher. good for him. congratulations. >> what d >>> tonight, president biden making history, becoming the first sitting president to join a picket line president biden with a bull horn, urging auto workers to stick with it in their fight against the big three. the show of support just one day before former president trump is also set to speak to auto workers. our team is there. >>> also tonight, the new york judge finding donald trump liable for fraud. what it means for his civil trial set to begin next week. >>> the tech ceo, just 26, found dead in baltimore. the armed and dangerous suspect police are looking for. >>> senator bob menendez back on capitol hill, as calls to resign over bribery charges grow from his own party. our reporter asks him directly about what he'll do next. >>> the clock ticking toward a government shutdown the new poll, who gets the blame if it happens? >>> sweeping anti-trust lawsuit agains

the terrifying crash into a packed denny's restaurant. >>> the unofficial kickoff for the race for the white house. republican hopefuls descending on new hampshire, as donald trump widens his lead. and president biden taking swipes at him in philadelphia today. >>> the major new retail involving popular high chairs. >>> and america strong tonight. the mother/daughter duo kicking off the school year, inspiring a new generation. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us on this labor day. i'm rachel scott, in for david tonight. as millions of americans return from the last getaway of the summer. tens of thousands at the burning manifest value are facing a difficult journey home. at this hour, many are deciding to leave anyway. a line of rvs and campers stretching some three miles long, now creeping its way toward the highway. torrential rain took attendees by surprise, turning the desert to concrete-like mud. campers told to preserve food, water, and fuel. a brief break in the rain on saturday allowed organizers to take some people away in buses. famous dj dip low and comedian

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the terrifying crash into a packed denny's restaurant. injuring nearly two dozen people. >>> the unofficial kickoff for the race for the white house. republican hopefuls descending on new hampshire, as a new poll shows former president donald trump widening his lead. and president biden taking swipes against his predecessor in philadelphia today. >>> the major new retail involving tens of thousands of popular high chairs. >>> and america strong tonight. the mother/daughter duo kicking off the school year, inspiring a new generation. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> rachel: good evening, and it's great to have you with us on this labor day. i'm rachel scott, in for david tonight. and as millions of americans return from the last getaway of the summer, tens of thousands at the burning man festival are still stuck in the nevada desert facing a very difficult journey home. organizers asked participants to stay until tomorrow to avoid an epic traffic jam, but at this hour, many are de

dennis brown was trapped in the burning car until a good samaritan rescued him. in all the chaos, he never got the chance to thank the woman who saved him. the woman's name is tammy arrington. her friends saw coverage of the rescue and let her know and dennis was able to reconnect and give her a proper thank you. tammy and dennis join us now. >> am tammy. >> good morning. >> steve: i know you guys have become friends. why was your car on fire? >> i don't have no idea. we haven't investigated that yet. it was smoking. my family house right there, i was sitting there thinking the smoke was going to go away and it started catching on fire. >> tammy, you are from mississippi, you went to help a friend move, rather than go to costco, you stayed at the house. you look out the front window and see a car on fire. what did you do? >> well, so i saw the car on fire. all the doors were closed, i just assumed something weird happened and the car caught onir foo. i grabbed my phone to call 911 and happened to see dennis's head move from the head rest and i saw that and i drop

denny long, very casually at an his son's restaurant. after a 20 minute laughable conversation, fell madly in love with the man. ws he did mention the patch and k how much it meant to him. my husband and i drive around there and we ask people, is this the patch? nobody knows. >> yeah. it's confusing. he tis wonderful. he attended think column kill. the archdiocese made sure everyh block had a catholic church for every ethnic group. for me, i thought the patch was, carry patch. that was also abbreviated to, patch. the patch was along michigan. very small, very irish. it was nestled between a spanish and german neighborhood. a lot of irish came up through new orleans on their way to st. louis. they will look off the boat, to the left, they would see smokestacks and factories. basically, let me off here. it looks like there is work here. they built ships there. works. very dangerous places. the factories were always blowing up. they were vendors. a solid irish community settled down there. kind of a long michigan and the streets along both

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. >> terrifying moments in texas at this denny's right before lunchtime. a crowd of people inside a mass casualty incident at denny's car versus a wall. police say this red suv crashed into the south wall of a denny's in rosenberg, texas, just outside houston around 1122 in the morning. >> there's a large amount of public with injuries. if you can let the traffic investigators now. >> nearly two dozen inside injured. >> it stopped short of their table. >> sylvia flores parents were inside the restaurant. >> they were here eating lunch. and he when i saw him in the hospital at the emergency room just now, he said he heard a big bang. and then all of a sudden he saw the hood of the car. >> her parents among the injured. but now on the mend. >> you could see in a lot of their faces, they're all shaken up. no one expects for something like this to happen in all of these injuries were non-life threatening and as for the people that were taken to the hospital, we understand they were all conscious at the time. >> now, the driver of the suv is around 30 years old

and dennis sheehan on a chair. the role of the irish in st. louis during the civil war is complicated. and in many northern cities, the irish identified with the union army and the union side. st. louis had a very southern flavor to it at the time and many of the irish in st. louis, many of them, from the early days actually owned slaves. i learned, sadly, that archbishop kenrick owned three slaves and i actually called up the archdiocese and they confirmed that is true and i wondered, why, how could that be? how could you be an enslaved people, yourself, and then come to another country and own people? and the best explanations i got, really, where, first of all, the church didn't have any position on slavery at all. sadly. also, a lot of the irish interpreted american history in terms of their own history and many of them associated washington as being the big capital, i.e., london, and the southerners, as being working people on the land like themselves. and another reason was, they were afraid freed slaves would compete against them and th

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dennis, no, i think we just cut out there for a second. we are waiting actually also to hear from the white house on this. we know the briefing is ongoing there at the white house ahead of the president's trip this weekend. jake sullivan has been at the podium, and awaiting karine jean-pierre, we are searching for a statement from pete buttigieg, the transportation secretary, he says he's pressing the airlines to do better and hold them more accountable for travel delays. interesting to see what he says in the wake of the latest ground stop. thank you for joining us and check back with you soon. >> thank you. >> john: thanks, dennis. migrant crisis weighing heavily on massachusetts as the governor mobilizes the national guard to help with the latest wave of asylum seekers. this as more states are being pushed to the limit to provide resources for illegal immigrants streaming not united states. 2024 presidential candidate will hurd will join us in moments with his reaction. but molly line is live in boston. when does the national guard get

have come to denny. he would have been welcome to he's an old friend in that noise rush out really well. and then, you know, is the new, the former soviet union really well so while so good level of the russian foreign minister is a very astute, sophisticated, a very, very bright diplomat. and i'm sure the russian going to be, will be suitably represented here at the summit. but we really wish that mister within was here. but having said that, i think it will be a very interesting summit. lots of new faces in the has invited 9 countries, as observers, including egypt, the u. a bundle dish longer based on the south asian country, which is graduating from being a least developed country to a middle developing country. so i think the flavor of this summit is different. it's not just the was richest 20 economies. it's also the global south that will be part of it. so this mix that india has been able to achieve between the south and the north. the on the west on the east, i think that's going to be very impo

jeff, i'm telling you, we've got to go down to that denny's, sit in that booth and see if we've got some of the same vibe. >> it's only ten minutes away from work. we've got to do it. breakfast is always good, but that's going to make it extra good. we'll get you into that microclimate forecast here and show you what's coming our way as we head through tomorrow. it's just a little bit of patchy fog in the forecast with temperatures in the 50s. and through the afternoon, it's going to be excellent here. numbers not too hot. up to 81 in santa rosa. 83 concord. 80 in san jose. 70 in downtown san francisco. the one thing we are watching, a new edition of the forecast is a spotty chance of a few showers on saturday. it's not going to be a washout this weekend. i really think sunday is going to come in pretty good for us. >> all right. that's going to do it for us. we will see you both at 11:00. see you then. bye-bye. hollywood" kwtsz, only access is behind the scenes with reba as she takes the chair.

it is easy for me to do, so i do it. >> reporter: a major milestone that is not a big deal for dennis. >> they need it today, so that is why i do it. they need it today. >> reporter: at one point he was donating every two weeks. he can no longer give platelets but still comes in once a month to give plasma. >> i have asked that question several times, and they say that as long as i am healthy i can keep coming. >> reporter: year after year of donating, the needle never bothers him, but because it can discourage others from giving, he says it is nothing to be afraid of and enjoys the experience spending an hour catching up on his favorite shows well in this chair. >> i know it is helping somebody and i know that whenever they need it, they can't go out and solicit it. it has got to be there. it has got to be on the shelf. >> reporter: in fact, they have a goal of storing up to five days of blood on shelves but it has already seen the supply go well below that level this summer. >> the need is constant. as fast as people are donating, it is going out to hospitals. there is always somebo

a dennis, i am a fan of yours.u what's amazing about you from. you can be the greatest father of the year and the parent and be the biggest father and,tt you know, i can only imagine. i mean, that shows great actings abilit y, great that you guys would arrange. that's what that's a range. that's a lot of range. >> okay. what interested you in this? you know, we hear about electrical liquide. yeah, well, there's something i'd read about it. chillechilled d quite a few yea. >> and then david, who workedfoc with before, came to mame about something, concerned him to. to make this documentary him t e electrical grid, to make people aware of how vulnerableaf is. you know, we've only been before 1920. we all lived in the dark and.ali i guess we were quite usedd to it. but if it were half of the daywe ,like a solar flare event or an attack on our substations, then going down, we have blackouts, which we all know and i've lived. >> but it could take down the entire at an mp event, take down the entire grid of the united states and more than 30 days we'd

a compromise did con, but as we heard and the report it came at a cost, many people freed, the new denny declaration is much weaker in terms of not mentioning russia and directly about it's a ration in ukraine. but that was then the price for the consensus. the african union is now part of the g 20, which traditionally consists of the world's richest countries. what changed in the g? 20 under india is presidency. precisely that michael, what changes it? the g 20 was always viewed as a grouping of rich countries, but in india's presidency, the focus appears to have shifted to be emerging was that was one of the big key agendas of india is the 20 presidency. the example of the african union being inducted is a very good example because it's now represents 55 countries on the african continent. and also in terms of the agenda available, but 79 outcomes in the declaration. the new denny declaration, which focused on concerns or for the emerging countries be a financial inclusion, debt production. so i might finance and so on. so it is very much a focus on the developing what and many see thi

if so, if somebody dressed like dennis the menace. for like dennis the menace. yes.on. is halloween appropriation. this is just wrong . just being wrong. >> we listen to ub40 sing with a jamaican accent. yes that's appropriate. and it was called ub40, which you could say that's implying all black people are unemployed. had sting unemployed. we had sting singing. couldn't have singing. roxanne couldn't have sounded more jamaican if he tried. that's cultural appropriation. >> , all comics in the 70s >> also, all comics in the 70s came out of dundee anyway , came out of dundee anyway, didn't i so he had didn't they? i mean, so he had no there. really? yeah. didn't they? i mean, so he had ncan't there. really? yeah. didn't they? i mean, so he had ncan't think1ere. really? yeah. didn't they? i mean, so he had ncan't think there teally? yeah. didn't they? i mean, so he had ncan't think there wasy? yeah. didn't they? i mean, so he had ncan't think there was a yeah. didn't they? i mean, so he had ncan't think there was a single i can't think there was a single decent that ca

all right, dennis, what are you expecting?to argue with consensus, the problem that you always with the nonfarm payrolls numbers, the revisions from one month to the next could be 40 to 50,000 plus or minus. i've been dealing with the nonfarm payrolls number for 45 years and i've just thrown up my hands up long ago, saying i would rather wait for revisions to come out. the big question will be what will the labor rate be, what will the participation rate be, what will the unemployment rate be. i think we'll see 3.5% unemployment, probably see participation rates increase modestly, probably see the average hours worked rise a little bit. but as the great american poet once said, so much depends upon a red wheelbarrow, so much depends on the nonfarm payroll number today. there's 125,000 that will be added to the jobs because of the birth, death ratio from the bls. this is always a very difficult number to forecast. i wait for the revisions and the direction of revision has been lower for the past several months. cheryl: you're r

, cuz image dennis considers. thank you so much for coming back on the show. last time you explain how important the free press was. are you? you are up to be attacked by you as all the god movie media in your book of the division of light and power. what does it mean to you and presidential candidate kennedy? that is on just joining 52 today in a london prison. well, what it means to mister kennedy, it is that this is a prime example of the government trying to shut down a whistle blower who provided valuable information. not just to the american people, but the people over the world about the truth behind on the united states. and other nations involvement against rack that washer never gonna charge. it was based on lies. joining us onshore is the one person who, as a publisher, not, not only a journalist, but as a publisher, took the risk to reveal information that the public had a right to now ensure that he was kept on a virtual version or an embassy. and now he is a genuine prisoner behind bars. this is a tr

that denny's is on berryessa road in san jose.'s nvidia very jensen huang visiting the staff. back in the early '90s huang and his co-founders planned out the company while sitting at a booth at this very restaurant. so today the ceo of denny's presented huang with a plaque reading "the booth that launched a trillion-dollar company." >> and so in honor of that this plaque will sit in the booth here in honor of all the work that was done in honor of your amazing company. but more importantly now, your story. >> excellent career choice. i highly recommend everybody started, start your first job in the restaurant business. it teaches you humility,

here's abc's derek dennis. this morning, google goes on trial. >> the search engine accessed by some 8.5 billion users daily handling an estimated 99,000 queries per second. is accused of stifling competition and creating an online monopoly. >> everyone knows google. >> everyone knows its search engine. guess the problem is people know google's search engine a little too well. >> google is accused basically of buying its way out of competition. the allegation is that it made a bunch of deals with mainly with apple to prevent other search engines from getting a foothold and challenging it. >> columbia law professor tim wu says it's fine for google and its parent company alphabet to work to maximize profits. but what's not allowed is to make a deal that locks other people out and the allegation, at least, is that they didn't compete on the merits that they spent their money to create kind of a fortress that no other competitor could reach anybody. and the implications go far beyond google into the growing artific

here is dennis murphy with "before the storm. " >> the woman captured on security camera moving ghost like from one room to the next is 37-year-old crystal mcdowell, a real else state agent from baytown, texas, it's thursday, august 25th, 2017. at 7:35 a. m., crystal gets into her black mercedes coupe and backs out of the driveway. looks like she's on her way to work, but crystal never makes it to the office that day. texts, phone calls and emails go unanswered. when crystal's extended family gathers later that evening to watch a paper view boxing match, cousin jade cherry says they we aren't sure if they should be annoyed or concerned. >> it was the night of the > that doesn't make sense. >> he's like no, like, she's missing. no one has talked to her since 7:00 in the morning. i was like that doesn't mean anything. her phone is -- her phone could be broke. she's busy. >> crystal's aunt a local beauticia

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. >> first question, which is dennis , it's dennis, it's dennis, it's dennis, it's farage, the farage hi, nigel. >> here goes. hi, nigel. >> with north korea and china pledging unconditional support to putin, how do you think that the west should respond if or more likely when china invade taiwan ? taiwan? >> i'm really worried about this and i think if you look at the economic data coming out of china, youth unemployment , the china, youth unemployment, the last figures we got huge last figures we got 21, huge property crashes happening. china had this amazing period of growth, but it was massively over geared. there's a big economic reckoning coming and i genuinely believe that. and that i think makes the invasion of taiwan that much more likely. i think it will happen next year. i do. i do. and i. i hope to ido.ido.andi.ihopeto goodness i do. i do. and i. i hope to goodness i'm wrong . and i goodness i'm wrong. and i suspect that what we're seeing is , is russia, china , north is, is russia, china, north korea, south africa , a very, korea, south africa, a very, very big coalition

. >> first question, which is dennis , it's dennis, it's dennis, it's dennis, it's farage, the farage hi, nigel. >> here goes. hi, nigel. >> with north korea and china pledging unconditional support to putin, how do you think that the west should respond if or more likely when china invade taiwan ? taiwan? >> i'm really worried about this and i think if you look at the economic data coming out of china, youth unemployment , the china, youth unemployment, the last figures we got huge last figures we got 21, huge property crashes happening. china had this amazing period of growth, but it was massively over geared. there's a big economic reckoning coming and i genuinely believe that. and that i think makes the invasion of taiwan that much more likely. i think it will happen next year. i do. i do. and i. i hope to ido.ido.andi.ihopeto goodness i do. i do. and i. i hope to goodness i'm wrong . and i goodness i'm wrong. and i suspect that what we're seeing is , is russia, china , north is, is russia, china, north korea, south africa , a very, korea, south africa, a very, very big coalition

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i think dennis is right.er because of what angela rayner said a couple of days right said a couple of days ago. right and rammed that and rishi would have rammed that down his throat. now, we've discussed. >> yeah, well, very simply , >> yeah, well, very simply, look, i saw the last year of john major's government, the last year of gordon brown's government. it's a wretched time for and actually for the government and actually only the opposition doesn't at the start of that last year, come running out, scoring lots of runs. you've got to get a feel of where politics will be. we've got to go through the party conferences and i think probably the start of next year, the first prime minister's questions of 2024 election year , that's when it's going to get taste . taste. >> so a few defensive strokes don't hit for the boundary quite yet. yeah, exactly. while you're here, mark, we discussed foreign affairs, however , there may be affairs, however, there may be some interest in foreign affairs later because you g

the peoples of him, denny, are grieving. gosh, go god, i imagine how innocent people, women and children were happy and celebrating, and how to quickly turn to ash is the how this less than a fire or life. so more notice come from other towns to pay the respect hector and they in the cooler i like this or the lives not only for the christian community and iraq, but for all the few monitors. we stopped together different ethnicities to support her brothers and sisters. someone has written the date on the wedding. kinetic on the was september. the 26th, 2023. the clothing forever in his tune. at tragic moment in the history of the region, black will have to go ahead and dizzy in him, denny, a note of that in the lock in the us, a defendant in the georgia election interfusions case has accepted a play deal for the 1st time. scott graham hall is one of the 19 defendants including former president donald trump, facing charges of rockets. hearing hall is a bail bondsman, he charges criminal defendants a fee for guaranteeing their

so 1st day of the meeting without the chinese and russian presidents present in new denny james. what can we expect as well? i think that is really the news here. the main news and probably with the main useful of the summit because the g 20 is supposed to be the for the brings together these most powerful leaders in the world. and yes, as you say, you have present, put a note here, perhaps that's understandable because of the international criminal court arrest warrant. he hasn't traveled outside, rushed out of pocket to get a pop from to go to russian. occupied areas of ukraine bought the fact the president, she isn't here. that is the one that everyone is remarking on because it's showing these latest being to every single g 20 a since they became leaders meetings backed off to the financial crisis. and the g . 20 was upgraded in 2008. we know that there are difficulties and the relationship between india and china and suddenly somebody, india see this as a snap. but is it something more than that? the un secretary general has spoken in recent years of what he fee is, could be

but for the people of him, denny, uh the district is overwhelmed with as long as we cannot accept the prime ministers, condolences until he guarantees that justice would be. so that's wrong or beyond the human in julian's. how will they ever hear some here wonder? and how will the younger generation cooper into use to come? what up do i hate, which is your income then the note of the rock? libby is, public prosecutor says 4 more people should be jailed following catastrophic floods in the city of done the to city council members into construction officials or kings of mismanagement and negligence. thousands of people were killed earlier this month of the heavy rains cause to damage to bus, to sending a huge wave of water through the city. it is there at least 12 soldiers have been killed during an attack by hundreds of fighters on motor bikes. it happened in kind dodging near the border with molly and book in a faso. it's an airy over armed fighters linked to i'll call you to an i. so are active sanctions have been imposed on this as since it was taken over by military leaders in a tr