derek, did that rebecca reid. derek, did that speech move the dial for labour today?d, and it's probably not what viewers and listeners want to hear . listeners want to hear. >> but i think the thing that's really significant about it is probably three fold. >> first is that he has definitely moved the labour party to the right . party to the right. >> the second is that he's adopting tory language , talking adopting tory language, talking about aspiration, talking about home ownership , ep and so on. home ownership, ep and so on. >> traditional tory grounds . >> traditional tory grounds. >> traditional tory grounds. >> and the third is that he's actually got discipline in his own party, something that's strikingly obviously not happening within the conservative party. >> what do you think, rebecca? were you impressed by that speech? was it a game changer because it needed to be i mean, it was comforting. >> an audience because >> i'm an easy audience because i just want him not i just i just want him to not screw it up. but i think. >> was it a cup of horlicks today?

derek >> never blame the missus. derek >> it has to be martin reynolds.brief enough private secretary to boris johnson, who appeared before the covid inquiry, couldn't remember a thing . he couldn't remember a thing. he appeared as though he was in the advanced of alzheimer's disease. >> yeah. good sir. one. how >> yeah. good sir. one. and how about your union jackass? >> mine is miriam cates, who was blamed rise of children blamed the rise of children arriving still in arriving at school, still in nappies a working mothers. nappies on a working mothers. apparently, children don't have fathers. >> you go . brilliant >> there you go. brilliant stuff. well, look, i liked all those i'm going those nominations, but i'm going to for sam bankman freed. to go for sam bankman freed. never blame the missus. as mrs. dolan will tell you. love your company tonight. what brilliant pundits you were. we'll catch up in a week's time. let me tell you that patrick is looking after show thursday and after the show thursday and wednesday . that's tomorrow and wednesday. that

a pesar de que la abogada presentÓ 16 cartas en defensa de derek a este no se le otorgÓ fianza.ton. le acusaron de 10 nuevos cargos por robo de identidad y cargar miles de dÓlares de forma fraudulenta, entre otros delitos. la fecha de juicio se fijÓ para septiembre del prÓximo aÑo. al regresar, el presidente del salvador dio el primer paso a su reelecciÓn. la demÓcrata hizo un llamado de revisiÓn a unos 700.050 vehÍculos. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] presentadora: el presidente salvador, nayib bukele, presentÓ la noche del jueves la participaciÓn para las elecciones previstas el 4 de febrero de 2024. Él y su compaÑera fueron los Últimos en presentar la solicitud de inyecciÓn. >> aquÍ no vamos a ganar, vamos con la ayuda de dios a enterrar! presentadora: abogados condiciona analistas y opositores dicen que la reelecciÓn es ilegal. seÑalaron que la constituciÓn la prohÍbe en seis artÍculos diferentes. alrededor de 150.000 vehÍculos pro llamados a revisiÓn debido a un problema con las ventanas de montaje de un parachoques que podrÍan causar que las piezas se desprendan. —— 750.000 vehÍculos. la co

what do you think, derek ? do you think, derek?imple terms, we obviously cannot. we've got a big national debt. it's obviously cannot. we've got a big national debt . it's costing big national debt. it's costing us about £9 billion a day to service that debt. the projections are that we will not 9 million, £9 million, nine nine. yeah, that's right. the i'm thinking inflation is bad, but not that bad. yes. not yet . but not that bad. yes. not yet. but i think that the projections are that we will not get out of the national debt crisis until about 2057 or something of that kind rishi sunak this week pledged . about £4.2 billion to pledged. about £4.2 billion to israel in terms of aid . it is israel in terms of aid. it is clearly not sustainable, but that doesn't mean that we're not going to do it because we've actually got a government that actually got a government that actually is the government of pubuc actually is the government of public spending and they don't seem to mind how much of our money they spend on either overseas ai

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let's get more from science reports. derek williams. welcome derek. so break this down to us. what, what, what are these top these dots? well, the, the academy granted the prize for, for the discovery and synthesis of quantum dots, and they said they, which they said planted an important seed for, for now, no technology. now, what are clients cool? what are quantum, dodd's actually some sometimes there are there mistakenly called artificial adams even though they're bigger than that they're actually crystals, teeny tiny tiny crystals that are millions the size of the head of a pin which are made up of a couple of 100 maybe up to a couple of thousands of adams now where they've had the impact where they've had an impact is in mostly in the field of optics and, and optics. for example. they've changed the way that we build our screen screens and devices they make. they make the colors richer, they're able to make the colors rate to make them higher resolution. but they're also, uh, they're also important. and sometimes in l. a. d production for example, they can change harsh lig

how about you, derek ? , as was he's from chesterfield, as was his mother. late mother, 82. she was found dead by him floating in her own home in the street where she's lived all her life. and when he came on the television to talk about this, he did so in a very british way. i thought calm, cool and collected. and i felt a deep sense of compassion for him. >> that's a lovely, lovely nomination and may god rest his soul. rebecca you're you're a brilliant hero of the day. >> mine's also honorary. it's britney spears, whose book the woman in me has come out where she talks about her conservatorship and her experience of fame and everything from the head shaving incident to the abortion that she had when she was the justin timberlake. a very, very timberlake. it's a very, very brave of writing. brave piece of writing. >> okay. well, look, i do sympathise very much with derek's nomination, i'm derek's nomination, but i'm striking all of those nominations because my greatest britain is esther mcvey birthday . ha

thank you very you, derek. and thank:i whatever. there we go. thank you very you, derek.right back more from the party back with more from the party conference there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £201.05, or £306.85 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year, and you could get help with heating bills and more, plus cost of living payments. >> hello there. >> hello there. >> very good morning . >> very good morning. >> very good morning. >> it's 9:00. it's tuesday, the 3rd of october. this is breakfast in gb news with damian and isabel . and isabel. >> here's what's leading the news this morning and what we've been covering throughout the program. minister says program. the prime minister says he not be pressured into he will not be pressured into making about the making a decision about the future hs2 rail project , future of the hs2 rail project, but there are reports he will be making his making an announceme

cambiamos el tema, este caso es terrible, hoy se presentÓ en corte el caso de derek e rosa, el joven serÁ procesado como adulto, acusado de asesinato en primer grado. les adelanto que en la corte el dÍa de hoy la abogada del joven lo ha declarado "no culpable. aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital" logramos hablar primero con la abuela del menor. vamos a pasar a la corte en el downtown de miami, con vilma tarazona. vilma: hola. buenas tardes. los saludo desde la corte criminal aquÍ en miami. hoy la abogada del joven de 13 aÑos de edad, derek rosa, que estÁ acusado de haber asesinado a su madre a puÑaladas mientras dormÍa, el pasado o 12 de octubre presentÓ una declaraciÓn de su cliente de no culpable, el joven acusado no estuvo presente en la corte. quienes sÍ vinieron goya corte fueron el padre biolÓgico del joven acusado, y la abuela de este joven. ¿seÑor, ha podido hablar con su nieto? >> nieto es el mejor niÑo del mundo, por favor. vilma: cabe recordar que a derek rose, pesar que tiene 13 aÑos de edad, lo estÁn jugando como adulto, en ese momento Él se encuentra recluido en una cÁrcel juve

jaren derek. derek >> derek. and a child shall lead the way. >> good for them.n hulu. we'll see you rigac

colonel, derek, thank you both. meantime the pentagon is deploying more aerial defense systems to the middle east after iranian backed terror groups launched drone and missile attacks on us troops in the region. lauren greene is up with more than a troubling twist in the war. lauren, good evening. >> good evening tryce. drones targeting us forces in the middle east. this time in syria or defense official saint to attack drones were taken down with no injuries reported. this follows other recent drone and rocket incidents in the region. >> we know are wrong is closely monitoring these events in some cases actively facilitating the attack since burn on others. who may want to explain the conflict for their own good or for that of a ron. we know around schools to maintain some level of deniability here. we are not can allow them to do that. >> just last week over a span of 9 hours the uss carney brought down 15 drones and 4 cruise missiles. the carney was in the red sea when intercepted these missiles. ron backed hutus

derek and dorian, thank you for joining us. thank you. good morning.ll right, derek, we'll start with you. tell us what exactly is oakland style? me? yes, your style, your solid oakland style. i'm representing dope era, but oakland style is just put on by visit oakland and is going to be a great tribute to the city. just all the different styles from all the different neighborhoods. local businesses coming together and just showcasing fashion, food, art. so it's a combination of everything. all right. and it's going to be a five day event. so what kicks off on on wednesday when the event does start? so kicking off on wednesday, they're going to be at the oakland museum is an opening fashion show and dinner with oakland chefs i'm hosting the closing show at the home of chicken and waffles. right. you know, so we're going to feed you. you're going to eat. you're going to see some nice styles. we're showing reason i'm in dope era right now. and i also have on miss webs ring. yeah, we're going to get we're going to get to her jewelry in just a moment. but

let's get to derek van dam for the latest on this storm. derek? >> yeah, john. storm struck in the dead of night. very little warning. few models that picked up on the rapid intensification that it went through. the warm ocean waters at 88 degrees fahrenheit. it needs to be 80 degrees or higher. it found just that water and strengthened rapidly. 165 miles per hour. this is the first category 5 landfall to impact the eastern pacific. the strongest storm to strike the pacific mexico. and the rapid intensification for this area. the 12-hour window that rewrote the history books. the overall picture of a 24-hour period, 115-mile-per-hour strengthening. that's incredible. mind-boggling to be honest. acapulco, not only a tourist destination, but it has a rez d residency over a major metropolitan area. we see the visuals of the wind and the storm surge. it's a category 2 now. it is weakening rapidly. it will rain itself out. but the damage has been done. taking people by surprise and taking the meteorological community by surprise, as well. this was not forecast to hap

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because i like to talk to derek before school.>> he started thinking that david was telling the truth, he changed course and asked david what he said that becky had it in her to mastermind kay's murder. >> do you think that she can do this? >> i thought -- i never thought that. that she would be, like, orchestrator or set up something like this. i did not think that. >> desperate people do desperate things. >> how is she desperate for what? >> you! you! >>? ? ? . >> eventually david revealed that more than once he had wondered just how desperate a house wife becky had become. he told edmunds a month before kay's murder, someone text bizarre text to her that hinted at the affair. david suspects that those text came from becky. >> did it ever run across your mind that maybe the text message were coming in because your timetable and becky's timetable aren't the same? >> it crossed my mind. she was trying to let kay know that if she found out that she would leave. >> david interview went into the night. >> we walk out of the interview

derek: it is.didate has been such a big feature on the global stage and she is really absent in this campaign. she has not been a big factor, and even to the point where policies are not a huge factor as much because when one candidate came on the scene, facing her, he pulled back on her policies that were may be more contentious, so her party is not even running on her full agenda right now. it is a big change and there is a lot of uncertainty. haidi: and nope, as i understand it, the international stature, contrast it with the diminishing of her popularity in the last parts of her leadership, but at the same time in a country where you don't have compulsory voting, do you need personalities to galvanize people to vote? a lot of people are undecided or perhaps will not care enough to turn up. derek: yeah, i think in new zealand you're looking at higher turnout than you would in some western democracies, the united states for example. they would look at new zealand turned on and say oh my goodness

let's go to meteorologist derek van dam.ek, i don't know about this, of course, it's been so nice this weekend, suddenly tomorrow, trick or treating, it's going to get cold. >> yeah, i told my wife, she's a jazzercise instructor for halloween, i said you got to bring knee warmer's. >> leg warmers. >> not the same thing, got it. leg warmers. you need to bundle up. what we felt this past weekend will not be what we experienced on halloween night. completely different weather shaping up for emergency of the eastern half of the country. we talked about almost 80 million americans under freeze alert and this paints the picture because we have freeze hearts that extend over 1600 miles over the eastern u.s. basically equivalent to traveling from denver to new york city. and the cold air is on the move because of this spooky cold front that's going to impact your trick or treat forecast. let's play a game here. meteorology game. to find the cold front. you don't need to be a weatherman. it's that distinct lines there, the difference

but then i remembered, it was derek lines as last day at the white house. i figured, i was over thinking it. flynn probably left, there was maybe a toast for derrick in the oval office to celebrate his tenure at the white house. -- top aides and derrick's fiancÉe, liz, wondered in, and asked if i knew what was happening in the oval office. she had dinner plans with derek, and could not get in touch with him. i said, i'm not sure. but a bunch of people are in the oval. on cue, we both turned towards the sound of raised voices coming from that direction. although the oval office was about a ten second walk from my desk, it was highly unusual to hear any noise coming from their. we could not make it distinct towards that night, just people screaming at each other. malik called me to come to the outer oval. dan scavino was pouring the last of a bottle of wine into a glass. the screaming was much louder than i had anticipated. i looked into the oval office and saw a larger group. along with the white house lawyers were mike flynn, sydney powell, and patrick byrn

derek jones, anderson, we appreciate that. the debates debate on college campuses and some presidents on those campuses have been slow to condemn the terrorist attacks by hamas. last night, elizabeth gorbachev from a student at the college in southern california joined us on "fox news @ night." she accused the college president, john thacker with reading and safe environment for a jewish student by refusing to criticize hamas. >> strongly condemn terrorism and condemn the loss of innocent life as a result. and because of our peers who are not only uncomfortable but perhaps even okay with our bloodshed if it meets their ideology. >> kevin: certainly a powerful, powerful segment with jonathan hunt last night. in the wake of elizabeth's appearance on the show, president thacker appears to have changed his tune issuing a statement, "he heard the concerns of students and parents and finally called last week's attacks ," terrorist acts" appear to coming up as we continue coverage, we are back on the ground with israel with a close l

let's go to our weatherman derek van dam, derek, happy monday, wonderful to see you.haps, overly optimistic put my favorite flannel shirt in my closet from the attic hoping it was fall in the east coast seems like that was not. >> you'll get a chance, you'll get a chance this week as well. that's the best part about this. >> okay. >> that's why we love the weather so much, because it changes every day, right? >> fine. what do you got? >> flannel shirt, end of the week, but if you're in minneapolis, not the case. check this out, they had the warmest day ever yesterday. so, 92 degrees. that is incredible. it's just never been that warm in the month of october in minneapolis. there are other cities that broke record high records, you know, shattering locations, fargo, north dakota, six degrees above their previous record. going farther northeast, we'll see the heat shift eastward, and potentially 40 record high temperatures over the eastern half of the u.s. it's all thanks to the surging warmth from the south. you can just see the oranges and reds shifting towards new en

andrew rhiannon derek, thank you . >> now the investigation into the sudden death of matthew perry, the friend star of course, known for his perfectly timed quips as chandler bing died saturday at his southern california home. >> word of perry's passing at the age of 54, really stunning the world, including his millions of fans. >> a memorial popped up in manhattan as people left flowers and cards outside the apartment building shown on friends. abc's kayna whitworth has more. >> authorities investigating the shocking death of friends star matthew perry after police say they found him dead in a hot tub at his los angeles home. emergency personnel responding just after 4 p.m. saturday, finding the 54 year old unresponsive celebrity news outlet. tmz reporting that perry had just returned from playing pickleball for two hours at a nearby club and that witnesses say he was in good spirits during the game just last week, perry posting what turned out to be his final image on instagram, showing himself sitting in a hot tub. >> i'm not great at the advice is can i interest you in a sarcastic c

here's abc's derek dennis this morning, outrage outside chicago after the brutal stabbing death of a six year old and the wounding of his mother allegedly attacked by their landlord. >> investigators say 71 year old joseph zuba targeted the boy and his mother in their plainfield, illinois, home because of their muslim faith. amid the ongoing war between israel and hamas. >> she said he knocked on the door and that he attempted to choke her and said, you muslims must die. >> the boy, suffering 26 stab wounds, his mother stabbed at least a dozen times. >> she ran into the bathroom and called 911. and by the time she came out, he had located and murdered her child, six year old wadiya. >> the attack coming during a weekend of rising tensions due to the war overseas clashes breaking out between pro-palestinian and pro-israel protesters. at this rally in los angeles, where pepper spray was reportedly used, fbi director christopher wray in a speech this weekend, said while there have been no specific credible plots against the us, there has been an increase in reported threats since the wa

here's abc's derek dennis. it's nice to have a little more boogie balls and have the ocean . >> it's the video. the lapd took years to release this patrol car record finding of two officers playing the online game. pokemon go. instead of responding to a call about a robbery in progress and a macy's in crenshaw. >> calls and backing up on the recording. >> you hear the officer minutes after driving away discussing how to catch the pokemon character snorlax ignores the robbery call even though, according to court documents, they were only 200 yards away from the store. he catches everything. >> i don't catch everything. >> but you're still pretty high up there for not catching everything. >> the officers were fired, but sued to get reinstated. >> their case going all the way to a california appeals court. the officers arguing their patrol car recordings should be dismissed because they were private conversations. but the appeals court disagreed and sided with the police board, which ruled the officers committed m

here's abc's derek dennis. released video shows the police takedown of a workplace shooter in arlington, texas. >> right. >> 25 year old amos al-mutairi seen armed with a rifle last month in the parking lot of this honda dealership where he had recently been fired, shooting at the lobby filled with customers and employees. when a rock lighted. >> guys, we need to take a shot at talking today. respond officers taking aim at the suspect. >> just two minutes after arriving on the scene. when he's done, he's done move forward. surveillance video shows him inside the dealership before police responded. everyone inside taking cover. >> and when i went into the service room, bam, you're this big, loud bang, boom, boom, everybody started running out. and i'll hear run safety. and then i saw a bunch of employees running. >> investigators say they're not sure whether al-mutairi was targeting someone or firing at random. he's still hospitalized from his gunshot wounds. the police chief grateful no one was killed. this is

and as new details emerged about the weeks and months leading up to the killings, here's abc's derek dennis. as race at the top my heart emotional vigil last night in lisbon, maine, where more than 1000 people gathered with hugs and tears in mourning for the 18 people killed last week in a mass shooting at two businesses in nearby lewiston. >> one i never knew that this would happen in lewiston. it was just such a heartbreaking thing that it happened. >> suspect robert card, a 40 year old army reserve list with a history of mental health issues, found dead friday with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. his body discovered in an unlocked trailer at a recycling center where he worked. >> why this area? why this many people? why in general? i would love to know why this all happened, because it just doesn't make sense. it really doesn't. >> abc news has learned card continued to have access to weapons despite a yellow flag law in maine allowing guns to be seized from individuals deemed a threat in august, card was turned away from buying a silencer from a gun dealer after card ch

fo.ant to get your reaction to what you just heard there, derek. at you jheard thbut first, let e a little sound from john kirby . talked about this idea that the threat to the homeland is very real idea of. sometimes people in america feel like it's an over there problem, not , sayshn kir john kirby. >> listen to this. it makesby. perfect, prudent sense that we take the kind of action we have taken with local and state authoritiet prudense e to increase our intelligence posture, domestic intelligencene posture, and to make sure that we're properly prepared to deter and disrupt any potential violent threat. >> all bets are off at this hour. at this time. >> history. you can't take anything for granted. no. and you know what's interestinig ,what he says? he says, you know, he essentially alludes that it's over there, no int says, tg happening over here. but you know what? until that happens in your backyard come, until until thoseuntil people are coming in to your backyard and killing your wife, your daughter, n husband, then ityour h becomes real.

here's abc's derek dennis this morning. >> two police officers in suburban nashville, gregory kern and ashley bolerjack are recovering after being shot while responding to a call about a stolen vehicle. the suspect on the run has been identified by nashville's police chief as his own estranged son, john drake jr. the 38 year old described as armed and extremely dangerous. >> our officers were investigating a stolen vehicle during that investigation. they had contact with a subject they struggled with that subject and during that struggle, the suspect produced a handgun and fired shots. >> people in the suburb of laverne have been told to shelter in place and stay alert. nashville police chief john drake senior releasing a statement saying, i am shocked and deeply saddened to learn that my estranged son, with whom i have had very minimal contact over many years, is the suspect. despite my efforts and guidance in the early and teenage years, my son resorted to years of criminal activity and is a convicted felon. he has not been a part of my life for quite some time. he now needs to be fo

here's abc's derek dennis. this morning, the family of a new jersey college student is suing panera bread, claiming their daughter died after drinking the company's charged lemonade. >> they say the large sized drink contained 390mg of caffeine, more than three cans of red bull. there's no way that she would have purchased that drink had she known of the contents of that drink. the family says 21 year old sarah katz, a junior at upenn, suffered cardiac arrest and died hours after consuming the drink. >> whether or not she understood it had some level of caffeine is unclear. but what she understood that if it did have caffeine, she thought it to have a reasonable amount of caffeine, like something similar to a coffee. >> the family says katz was under doctor's orders to avoid energy drinks because of her heart condition. known as long type one syndrome diagnosed when she was five, she saw cardiologists every year, and she managed her condition very well. the family's attorney says panera advertises its charged l

coming up tonight in sports, after a rough first half, derek carr almost led the saints to a comebackgainst the jaguars. jason appelbaum will have those highlights. and tonight on the 11:00 news, some changes could be coming to a south bay city and how their police chi is selected (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. with bruce bochy's, texas rangers, former mavericks star dirk nowitzki. current mavs star. luka doncic and former cowboys quarterback tony romo, all in arlington, texas for game four. bottom of the third. corey seager. see you later. after trailing three, nothing. seager's solo home run ties it up for texas at three, but houston breaks it open in the fourth. jose abreu with two men on crushes this cody bradford pitch for a three run blast. that's abreu's fourth home run of the postseason. the astros cruise to a 10 to 3 win. the series is tied at two games apiece with the road team winning every game in the series. so far. okay. over in the national league championship series, diamondbacks fans all fire

okay, derek williams dw science reporter. thank you so much for bringing us up to date. now begins the long journey of monarch butterflies south to warmer climates. their journey covers thousands of kilometers and can last more than 2 months. scientists have been looking into how the butterflies can fly for such a long distances and have come up with some interesting findings. white spots on the wings if more not, but the flies maybe to secret therapy, let's see, to fly huge distances every year. the insects travel south from the us to spend the winter in the tree forests with central and southern mexico. for jenny, take some 2 months. it could be up to $4000.00 columbus as low. and the creatures a tiny, lots of flies weigh less than a paperclip. during the annual journey, they can cover 160 kilometers in a day. but the owner of the bus to fly. suffice a johnny i would say, you know, at least 50 percent don't make it. that's just the educated guess. but it's, it's a fair number because you know, we, we know that it's a very, very dangerous risky trip. what makes someone

>> we will go to derek, new hampshire where 2024's presidential candidate donald trump,, will address the crowd, here on c-span. ♪ ♪ announcer: again we are live in derry, new hampshire where 2024 republican presidential candidate and former president donald trump is expected shortly to speak to supporters that a campaign rally here. the former president is expected to show up in just a moment. live coverage here on c-span, when it begins. the eisenhower carrier strike left norfolk about a week or so ago and that was headed toward the eastern mediterranean and then recently they announced they are going to position that into the u.s. central command. perhaps even into the persian gulf. in addition to that they have sent additional u.s. air forces, f-15's, f-16's, a 35's, etc. including fad batteries, high altitude area defense. we are also sending patriot battalions, air missile defense systems as well. thousands of u.s. troops are prepared to deploy orders. have also repositioned 26 marine -- they have also repositioned the 26 marine unit and sent the command control and intelligence

derek: that's exactly right.h hamas and gaza that israel is obviously very focused on right now. if you start talking about hezbollah and lebanon, that is a different frontier. if you talk about how iran is involved in that and has talked about its own redlines vis-À-vis this conflict. if iran gets involved in this, it further has escalation. haidi: managing editor for breaking news derek wallbank there in singapore. the world's biggest maker of apple iphones is under investigation in china. taiwan's hon hai precision will collaborate with chinese authorities on the unspecified probes. for the latest, let's bring in stephen engle in hong kong. they have been more developments. what do we know? stephen: we don't know the exact nature other than what we have gotten through state media. bloomberg news has written the fact that the chinese government for clarification of reports from state media, but state media is saying these are potentially separate investigations from tax authorities on the affiliates of foxconn

in the summer of 2020, we also the images of, as wayne was saying a moment ago, officer derek chauvin suffocating and killing george floyd. that murder felt personal to my family. my wife grew up in inner-city houston. she grew up on neighborhood away from george floyd. george grew up in the third ward , she grew up in the 50 word. george was the same age as her, 46. sonia had cousins who went to the same high school as george. her dear friend and cousin, derek, remember george as the tight end on the yates football team that made it to the state championship. so i tell you all that to tell you this. george's murder was the first time that my wife and i decided to let our kids see that this was part of the black experience. our twin boys were then nine, our daughter was then 11 and our twin boys in particular had a lot of questions about what they saw that day. it started with, are all cops bad? are all cops racist? as the questions became hours and then days, they evolved and they sort of took a step down toward self-hatred. what does this mean for my life? am i inferior in some way?

growing up in liverpool under derek hatton, it certainly left a scar.can't play politics with people's lives, he was talking about my family's jobs, the people's lives, he was talking about my family'sjobs, the houses people's lives, he was talking about my family's jobs, the houses are people's lives, he was talking about my family'sjobs, the houses are my friends and everybody�*s services around me, not that hatton had cared. i extra met him once. at the opening of a wine bar when i was a teenager. and there he was, derek hatton, larger—than—life, his jag and the driver outside, handing out glasses of champagne as we walked in. yes, you heard it right, conference, i was given my first glass of champagne by a socialist! i was talking recently to a labour mp about the car factory i started work in aged 16 and she told me with pride that she visited it as part of a flying picket. i looked at her and told her, you and your mates cost everybody their jobs. told her, you and your mates cost everybody theirjobs. because that is the problem. they thought you

and we stand for the derek. g was the journalist, a police spokeswoman said that the arrest of property a political yes to the editor and founder of news clip under its head of a char were made on the anti terrorism laws. adding that at least 46 people requesting as part of the rates and the history all the capital building, the have the police, literally hundreds of policemen, richard, just the homes, all the journalists and some non joining this as well. for some, the motive was all too transparent. i think there is a certain fear that the government wants to create in the region. you tell us that we should call him line. so when you don't like us stories, you want to track down. the government says it was investigating whether news click had received funds from china use. click the nice i think, receive such funding. and critics of the government maintain that the real motive is to stifle strict any bodies to ministration. alright, here are more stories now that are making headlines around the world in the us

. >> derek, i was looking at the price tag here. who is paying for this?>> it is a very unique financial arrangement that we have. the public money is not being used. nasa will be paying for the development., we just in the beginning process here? when would you like to break ground?>> we are breaking ground in about three years. what has to happen before that is an environmental review. that's one of the reasons it took a little bit longer in terms of the narrative process to get where we are today. we will be going through environmental review for about a year and a half or two years. once that is done, we will get the regions. >> you got some uc berkeley coming over for this. they met i think were always a little bit jealous about the valley. perhaps you want to join them there. i imagine we would absolutely welcome their side. the space program, correct me if i'm wrong. partnering with nasa on that land, is google part of the project? >> actually, google leased land from nasa. it's not to be forgotten. berkeley space center is completely surrounded by

derek, answer? record breaking. derek, i've got the world's heaviest runner by now., nearly, nearly. and finally, let's take a look at this from the manchester evening news. god, god , i love the news. god, god, i love the squabbling sibling who blank dunng squabbling sibling who blank during house inheritance bust up rumbled after she put a camera near the fridge. can i just say when i was starting out, we're going to bring back up bring that back up headline length of headlines, length of headlines. >> ridiculous. is . it is. >> ridiculous. so it is. it is. it is. that's a paragraph squabbling sibling who blank dunng squabbling sibling who blank during house inheritance bust up rumbled after she put up camera near fridge okay so you got vomited or vomited hyperventilated , hyperventilated hyperventilated, hyperventilated fainted and fainted. okay so this is squabbling sibling who blanked during house inheritance bust up rumbled after she put up camera near fridge and the answer is squabbling. sibling who put laxatives in sister's milk. >> oh, during a house inherit

which derek van dam knows i've been waiting anxiously for. good morning. >> and alds baseball game i think that is happening? >> the orioles/rangers, i can't wait. >> i heard you threw first pitch this summer. >> i did in the yankees game. a packed house. we could talk about this all day long. my os are -- sorry. i should just let you do the weather. >> well, i indicator to you this morning because you have a 70 degree temperature on saturday for that orioles game. and you know what, there might be a bit of rain, but it won't stop the game. but everybody else across the country who is focusing on the cooler temperatures, it is coming. this is the watches and warnings in place. that is freeze warning, temperatures will drop below freezing for many locations across the plains tonight and through the next couple of mornings. below average temperatures moving eastward. we've been talking about the advancing cold front. here it is for the big apple. on wednesday, your high was 83. yesterday you were 78. and only 60 degrees by the end of the weeken

[winds gusting] [derek pottle] when i'm on the land, a lot of times, i just stop.nd i look. i look out in the distance and i say to myself, "are my eyes seeing what my great-grandparents saw?" are my eyes seeing the same landscape? and i used to listen to their stories and i hear their stories and their love for the land... ...and i ask myself-- i ask myself, you know, how much-- how much has the scenery changed, or the geographics changed? is the land-- does it look the same? does it represent the same thing? will this landscape still be here 50 years from now? will my grandchildren's eyes still be able to see what i see? and i don't have the answer. [♪♪♪] [water bubbling] [narrator] my sister and i were privileged enough to grow up in a world of beginnings. star-lit skies and secret forests. fireflies and ducklings. not nightmares. not endings. not saying goodbye. [gulls crying] [♪♪♪] [greta thunberg] when i was in maybe second or third grade, i heard about climate change. i became shocked because i didn't have a clue. the more i read, the more depressed i became

trump's trial is about the derek chauvin trial.he nature of the defense is extraordinarily different, and you are well aware of the potential for his antics. how do you look at the fact that the former president of the united states, if donald trump specifically did that factor into whether you think there ought to be cameras in that courtroom? >> he has, i think because of those facts that you mentioned, those facts work in favor of cameras in the courtroom and telecasting that trial. because look, there are literally millions of people that might believe he is innocent and there are some who think he is guilty. let's look at the evidence. let's let everybody see the evidence so we can squash rumor and suspicion and the far out interpretation. let's just have it all put out for the world to see and if trump wants to testify he can do that. but i think that the country will accept the verdict whatever it is if this trial is televised and the world can see. people think that things are doing being done unfairly, they will see it. if

and we stand until the derek g was the gentlest of police spokeswoman said that the arrest of property of political yes to the editor and founder of news click under its head of a char were made on the anti terrorism laws. adding that at least 46 people requested as part of the rates. and the history of the capital being the have the police, literally hundreds of police been present at the homes, all the journalists and some non joining. this has read. for some, the motive was all to transparent. i think the fear that the government wants to create in the region, you tell us that we should call in line. so when you don't like us stories, you want to track down. the government says it was investigating whether news click had received funds from china use. click the nice i think, received such funding. and critics of the government maintain that the real motive is to stifle strict any body's ration right. here's the most stories making headlines now, and they'll 30 site type in coin who has produced wrinkled braking wins in taiwan with gusts of more than 350 kilometers per hour. millions

then we had the unquestioning acceptance that israel had bombed the hospital. " derek brown emailed,he bbc reports that israel has bombed a hospital, killing hundreds of men, women and children, i would expect it to have checked the veracity of such a claim first." and simon barnard said, "your reporting of this explosion is an utter disgrace. how dare you take sides in this manner without fully investigating the evidence? " in a statement, bbc news accepted it had been wrong to speculate that it had been an israeli attack. "we accept that even in this fast moving situation, it was wrong to speculate in this way, although he did not at any point report that it was an israeli strike. this doesn't represent the entirety of bbc output. anyone watching, listening to or reading our coverage can see we have set out both sides competing claims about the explosion, clearly showing who is saying them and what do we do or don't know." now, we've had a lot of complaints this week that coverage of the conflict in israel and gaza eclipsed coverage of the continuing war in ukraine. viewers said th