dodi was accused of an april 5th attack in the city's marina district. that x fire commissioner don carman yanni kron four's grant lotus is here in the studio with us now to help us understand what happened in this case. grant ken vicki, since this attack happened back in the spring, garrett od's defense has argued that. >> this was not a senseless attack but self the fence from dodi and today the jury agreed with that argument. you can see from the video here this april 5th altercation between dodi who is a 25 year-old unhoused man and carmen yanni. the 53 year-old former fire commissioner. we'll coming out of there in the black and here he is at a ballgame. dodi used a metal rod in hit carmen it cutting his face open, breaking his jaw, but apparently that doesn't tell the whole story. the san francisco public defender's office provided evidence and testimony that revealed carmen first went after dodi with bear spray and allegedly threatened to stab dodi if he didn't move his belongings as this case continued. other allegations came out accusing carmen

dodi found not guilty?good for him. >> reporter: sfpd said the man in the video and dodi's case were possibly related. roy believes carmagniani was sadly accused. >> i think it's a sad state for our country for somebody to be almost killed and the perpetrator voted not guilty. >>> cool to chilly temperatures this morning. plenty sunshine to start the weekend and then passing clouds overhead for christmas eve tomorrow and christmas day monday. a chance of showers on christmas day will be for far northern california. travel weather is looking more agreeable than the past couple days. our temperatures will be close to normal for christmas eve and christmas day and today the day before christmas eve. upper 50s to around 60. the numbers are a degree to three degrees above average. very similar temperatures in store tomorrow and monday. >>> in oakland colonial doughnuts was robbed for the third time since june. surveillance video to your left is from the most recent break in that took place early friday. the late

dodi's defense provided evidence and testimony they revealed carmen yanni first went after dodi withthreatened to stab him. if tony didn't move his belongings as the case continued, other allegations came out accusing carmen yanni of targeting other unhoused people in the marina with bear spray. there were said to be 8 such incidents dating back to november of 2021. when asked about these incidents, the public defender's office says carmen did not testify invoking his 5th amendment right against self-incrimination. instead picking. and ken, back to you. >> thank you. grant tonight, community members are coming together through a gun a gofundme page to help the mother of the domino's pizza delivery driver who was shot and killed outside his home in oakley. it happened wednesday night when gabriel stewart taking a break from delivering pizzas, investigators say stewart's mother was home at the time and witness the deadly shooting. police are still looking for the gunman. oakland police are investigating a stabbing that happened just outside oakland city hall. it happened about 3 o'cloc

those started the fight by spraying dodi with bear spray.'s also accused of using bear spray on other unhoused people in the neighborhood. carmen yanni did not testify invoking his 5th amendment right against self-incrimination. >> maybe you noticed gas prices across the they are starting to dip. but just before the holiday travel like that, however, there's some concern as bp gas is decided to pause all travel in the red sea until it is safe again, as they put a kron four's. washington correspondent basil john reports. >> americans are seeing the lowest holiday gas prices since 2020. most americans are seeing prices below $3. the biden administration says the drop is because of the president's efforts. just about a year and a half ago, we were at $5 a gallon after the russians invaded ukraine. that took an enormous amount of from the administration to bring those prices down energy and investment senior adviser almost hochstein says the price of gas also influences the price of food and travel costs. bring those prices down for american con

garrett dodi was accused of attacking and injuring x fire. commissioner don carman yanni in april in the city's marina. the 25 year-old unhoused man faced 3 felony assault and battery charges for using a metal rod to hit carmen yadi who you see there during the trial, though the defense revealed it was carmen yadi who started the fight by spraying dodi with bear spray. they also said come and it has used bear spray on other unhoused people in the neighborhood come monday. it did not testify invoking his 5th amendment right against self-incrimination. investigators have identified the man stabbed to death in pacifica as 30 year-old as rip you choose from oakland to the stabbing happened at a home on naomi avenue yesterday morning. a woman was also stabbed inside the home. she's expected to live. police have identified the suspect now as 46 year-old jason gill and water, he was later found dead yesterday after he apparently shot himself in ukiah. a source told kron 4 that he was a paramedic in coma and that he was arrested for domestic violence

jason compet. dodie a is the los angeles bureau chief at nbc use radio and told me what the decision could me. uh uh, to be honest with you. i mean the whole heck of a lot. uh right now. uh, the state supreme court in colorado is that under the 14th amendment, which was adopted by the us uh, shortly after this country civil war. that anybody who participates in an insurrection, or as an insurrection asked, cannot hold public office. what's interesting about the ruling is that donald trump has not been convicted of interruption or being an insurrection if at all, but they feel the judges there in colorado that his speech to the people are the protesters on january 6, 2021 was enough to qualify him as an insurrection is so right now, his name is not allowed on the ballot, but they did say that he has a few weeks to appeal. and if he appeals by a certain date, january 4th, i believe it is. his name will remain on the ballot while the decision is being made by the us supreme court, the federal supreme court. so what happens then if the us supreme court goes along with it? if it 1st i'm g

this artist also acted in the movies pari, hamon, red line, aynak dodi, burj mino, del sheddagan and leila. thank you for your attention. winning the sign of support for israel, denying all his opponents, the support that resulted in his ally's disregard for the decisions of the united nations, the disregard that only 192 showers were exposed by that french man, of course , until 25 years ago, since the israeli regime unilaterally announced the formation of its government. in 1948 , he has violated the decisions of the united nations 192 times, and it became popular when the book "founding myths " was written 25 years ago by the french man who wrote his name on the transition of israel's politics, a book that describes the history of israel and its claims for government. rejected it , it was written that the holocaust is not real and that israel's claims about its right. in palestine, the legitimacy of its government is a myth. i said that during the second world war, 50 million people were killed, and there is a dante in france named oloux, who says mass killing, this is not the rig

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dodi, everybody's looking forward to next year already. dodi, um, is just brilliant. to after after heavy conversation that footage isn't it. isn't it cheering and uplifting. >> just smiling at it. uplifting. >> just smiling at it . and i >> just smiling at it. and i just love the idea of everyone coming out and cheering and seeing that it's just what we need this time of year. >> some joy and the eye and the idea that it's gone from strength to strength. how much, how money has been made and how much money has been made and to which charities will it go? fiona >> um, so up to now we've made 10,060 £0.08 and that is split between . the great north air between. the great north air ambulance, um, and santa's little helpers. i'm just running out of time on you there, fiona, but i cannot thank you enough for bringing that little bit of christmas cheer to us. >> thanks to all my guests, tanya. thank you so much. it's always a always a pleasure to, you know, to have you here. um, and i think it's important as well that we were able to end on a, on a, on a brightly lit, colo

to dodie, the gulf nations invited the president of to kia to be that guest at this meeting. a, it's a o unit to minute, then it to now would ministration is endangering the secuity and future owing to region in order to extend its political life. the loss of life, of 17000 palestinians. most of the children and women to me is a crime against humanity and a war crime. israel shall not get away with these crimes. the emerald cats haws comments urging the un security council to compel israel to accept a permanency spa would almost certainly get support from many nations right now. and that is a messic genocide taking place in regards to what the, what people. and so the idea was to send a message to the web face, but also to all what else i must as to the world that this is what the christmas looks like in palestine. this is what the christmas looks like. and bethlehem the best place of cheese as the children pully being pulled from under that all the time and is being displaced with that homes destroyed. and why the world this celebrating christmas at the good place of jesus?

to dodie, the gulf nations invited the president of to kia to be that guest at this meeting. a, it's a o unit to minute, then it to now would ministration is endangering the secuity and future owing to region in order to extend its political life. the loss of life, of 17000 palestinians. most of the children and women to me is a crime against humanity and a war crime. israel shall not get away with these crimes. damn iro, catch all his comments urging the un security council to compel israel to accept a permanency spa would almost certainly get support from many nations right now. but when the counsel loss met in new york, it was clear that one country, the u. s. is opposed to any new resolution, and of course it's a permanent member with the tow power james pays out to 0. so the, let's take a look at some of the days of the news. and these 13 people have been killed and a gun bottle in india is north east and multiple states. and the latest fighting since ethnic font has began 7 months ago. the victims bodies were found in one district where police say a gun fight took place

solution based on the international resolutions and the error piece initiative on a 2 state solution to dodie in the gulf nations invited the president of to kia to be that guest at this meeting nathaniel unit to minute, then it's a now would ministration is endangering the secuity and future. oh boy, entire region. in order to extend its political life, the loss of life, of 17000 palestinians. most of the children and women to me is a crime against humanity. and a war crime, israel shall not get away with these crimes. the amier of cats hawes comments urging the un security council to compel israel to accept a permanency spa would almost certainly get support from many nations right now. but when the counsel last met in new york, it was clear that one country, the us, is opposed to any new resolution. and of course, it's a permanent member with veto power james base out to 0. so that's here now from hash. and how about who has been following the meeting here in de la, and so was from the made of cups on the last calls for an immediate end to the war on does a, do you see it is well, if the f

measures leading to that just force displacement of the inhabitants of the guys that we've talked to. dodie can devin, i'm the funny that the occupation forces are targeting civilian infrastructure is including schools, hospitals, and refugee shelters. natasha. also, the occupation forces are killing good journalists and are targeting international facilities as well as the headquarters of a guitar committee for the reconstruction of guys. what does she feel? the town is really blockade contravenes international humanitarian law and resolution. 2417 would be like a little afflicted with the shiny or indeed in fact, the directions are meant to prevent the delivery of humanitarian assistance and as a policy to to start the posting and people, we welcome the, the mediation of the united states at egypt, and others in that help and guitar and achieving issue mandatory 9. true. so which led to the exchange of hostages and the delivery of humanitarian assistance. we regret the end of the truce, increasing it's really about tax, which has led to the displacement of millions and preventing to were

to dodie, the gulf nations invited the president of to kia to be that guest at this meeting. a. it's a o unit to minute. the need to know what ministration is endangering the secuity and future owing to region in order to extend its political life. the loss of life, of 17000 palestinians. most of the children and women to me is a crime against humanity and a war crime. israel shall not get away with these crimes. the amier of catalogs comments urging the un security council to compel israel to accept a permanency spa would almost certainly get support from many nations right now. but when the counsel last met in new york, it was clear that one country the us, is opposed to any new resolution. and of course, it's a permanent member with veto power. james bays out to 0. don't always garza under constance attacks. there's literally no way of festus spirits among palestinians. christians now occupies westbank as christmas approaches. abraham has more from bethlehem in this city around this time usually celebrates christmas ease with these festive, you know, but this year o christmas

to dodie, the gulf nations invited the president of to kia to be that guest at this meeting. nathaniel unit to minute, then it's a now would ministration is endangering the secuity and future owing to region in order to extend its political life. the loss of life over 17000 palestinians. most of the children and women is a crime against humanity and a war crime. israel shall not get away with these crimes. the arrow catch all his comments touching the un security council to compel israel to accept a permanency spa would almost certainly get support from many nations right now. but when the counsel last met in new york, it was clear that one country, the us, is opposed to any new resolution. and of course, it's a permanent member with the tow power james base out a 0 don't. it's a series of explosions have been heard in tennessee of off the rockets will find some gaza, several loans from the strip towards the south and east of central tenet. these most were intercepted while others selling open areas. several people have been injured in southern israel, in the city of i should go on fol

russia has a lot of influence in the serbian part of bosnia and its leader, the bosnian bosnian serb dodiputin, perhaps even more so than vucic himself, and also influences kosovo and other countries, and even when we talk about protests in kosovo, there are also those who supported. the actual serbs in kosovo also say that they are russians. you know, i watched a video of how the former president of the european commission , jean-claude juncker, met this orbán, when there was a summit of the heads of the european union, and he raised his hand and said, dictator and po, ​​well, slapped him on the pike, well, orban something started here, but it was indicative that this is how he is perceived, and orbán was not even offended, he laughed too, got a little bit of a slap from cadet, and went on, i... what am i leading to , well, there is already one dictator in the european union, this is orban, somehow he himself does not hide it, everyone understands everything, well, maybe he is not a dictator there, in any case a person who acts absolutely in a pro-russian, pro-russian agenda, therefore t

dodi far. everybody's passing the buck. dodi ukip is matt hancock saying? and he told the prime minister that and now you've got boris johnson in there who can't remember half there who can't remember half the things that he's supposed to have said or he's passing it on to somebody else. now obviously there is a very, very so many of there is a very, very so many of the people here remain unconvinced by what he has said to the inquiry during today. >> not impressed by his answers. but i have to say, martin, watching him for all these hours today, he was a lot less combative and punchy, really than i expected. and there was quite a few times where he did say he he couldn't remember there will be more from the former prime minister tomorrow. and we'll bring it you here, of course , on gb news. course, on gb news. >> okay, pip johnson, thank you for that. superb update. and we'll have much more reaction to bofis we'll have much more reaction to boris johnson's comments throughout the show. of course. and the day's other and we'll have the day's other top too, i

to dodie, the gulf nations invited the president of to kia to be that guest at this meeting. nathaniel unit to minute beneatha now would ministration is endangering the secuity and future to avoid ty region in order to extend its political life. the loss of life, of 17000 palestinians. most of the children and women to me is a crime against humanity and a war crime. israel shall not get away with these crimes. the emerald catalogues, comments urging the un security council to compel israel to accept a permanency spa would almost certainly get support from many nations right now. but when the counsel last met in new york, it was clear that one country, the us, is opposed to any new resolution. and of course, it's a permanent member with veto power. james base out to 0 don't. so we go into the studio biology. there is a senior political analyst model and the shower good to see you again. my one we, we, you know, following these gcc comments various of the leaders speaking. we hear appeals to international law. we hear appeals to the security council to bring the policies back to negotiat

dodi. of course it hasn't dodi. paid by the people who actually get the the actually get the get the inheritance. so so as a as a tax, i'm not against it. i think there are far more important taxes to to, deal with. before you get around to this one. >> paul, isn't inheritance really about social slash socialist engineering? it's about having wrestled by discussing any tax in the abstract rather than as a whole in the context of tax and spending. >> and we discovered last autumn, i'm afraid, with the, you know, liz truss mini—budget that you can't just cut taxes if you can't also control your spending . so i think it's very spending. so i think it's very important to make that point for the viewers, because some times it suggests you can just cut tax, not worry about the spending side and you'll be fine . and i think we've learned that doesn't . so you then turn doesn't work. so you then turn to the question if you can control your spending, of which taxes very nice taxes you cut first. very nice discussion to have.

he is, of course, is player dodi is the snooker player dodi points out that mary earps won the golden the although the the tournament, so although the team didn't win, she actually did in her own right. >> that's a fair point. yeah, yeah, i just think if they'd won the competition it would have been more legitimate because the year before, um, the winner was the member of the lionesses who won the euros. >> that was, um , beth mead beth >> that was, um, beth mead beth mead. if you think the year before it was emma raducanu who was the first british player to win a tennis grand slam? female since 1977. >> what about frankie dettori? >> what about frankie dettori? >> hugely successful jockey. he's won a lot this year. >> he didn't get anything, he didn't get anything and he and he stood down. he's retired too. um, murray of course um, and andy murray of course won for leading great britain to victory in the davis cup for the first in 79 years. point first time in 79 years. point being victory. and then the following year claimed his second wimbledon title, became the tennis number one i

to dodie, the gulf nations invited the president of to kia to be that guest at this meeting. a, it's a o unit to minute donetta now would ministration is endangering the secuity and future owing to region in order to extend its political life. the loss of life, of 17000 palestinians. most of the children and women to me is a crime against humanity. and a war crime, israel shall not get away with these crimes. the arrow catch all his comments touching the un security council to compel israel to accept a permanency spa would almost certainly get support from many nations right now. but when the counsel last met in new york, it was clear that one country the us, is opposed to any new resolution. and of course, it's a permanent member with veto power. james base out to 0 don't as a series of explosions have been heard in tel aviv off, the rockets will find some golf. several loans from the strip towards the south and east of central canopies most were intercepted. well, all those fell in open open areas. several people have been injured in southern israel, in the city of ashville

dodi to express solidarity.ris johnson arrived soon after, with the former prime minister telling gb news that the west needed to be patient after october's horrors to give israel the time and the space to conduct the operation to track down the people who did this and to make sure they can never do it again. lord cameron joined world leaders to warn israel that its civilian casualties were too high. some analysts have criticised the use of heavy munitions on targets in urban refugee camps , and despite refugee camps, and despite a seven day ceasefire with some hostages released, there is little hope of peace and security returning to gaza soon. israel's army chief said that the conflict will rage for on many months as his forces push into central gaza . soon they into central gaza. soon they will target the south, where, almost over a million people have gathered after being displaced desperately fleeing the violence . but that violence the violence. but that violence is now spilling across the region. the pres

i'm the dody goodman of nighttime television.oing to sit there and look virile, i guess. when i worked with burt reynolds, he was already a movie star, but he did not know it, and when he started doing the johnny carson show, he knew it. [marilu henner] i think his tonight show appearances, that's where i first saw him. he was so fast on the uptake with a joke. he knew how to read a room, and he knew how to take whatever was going on in the room and turn it into some kind of funny thing. john boorman was casting deliverance , and he sees burt reynolds on the tonight show , and he says, "that's my guy. that's lewis." the production said, "no, that's burt reynolds." i wasn't quite sure whether i could cross over from being a personality, in quotes, to being an actor. he's like, "no, he has the masculinity, the virility, the joie de vivre that i'm looking for. i cast burt reynolds." holy cannoli. look at this. it's like a science project. ordering lunch -- easy for you and me but can be so difficult for a young homeowner turning int

to dodie, the gulf nations invited the president of to kia to be that guest at this meeting. nathaniel unit to minute, then it's a now would ministration is endangering the secuity and future. oh boy, entire region. in order to extend its political life. the loss of life over 17000 palestinians. most of the children and women to me is a crime against humanity. and a war crime, israel shall not get away with these crimes. the amier of cats haws comments urging the un security council to compel israel to accept a permanency spa would almost certainly get support from many nations right now. but when the counsel last met in new york, it was clear that one country, the us, is opposed to any new resolution. and of course, it's a permanent member with the tow power. james pays out a 0 dollar flash. i bought a has been following the meeting here in doha, his, his update. so was from the made of cuts on the last clothes for an immediate end to the war on does a, do you see it is well, if the flight in continuous, if the relentless from baldwin continues instability good for the spread across t

solution based on the international resolutions and the error piece initiative on a 2 state solution to dodie at the gulf nations invited the president of to kia to be that guest at this meeting. nathaniel unit to minute then ethanol would ministration is endangering the secuity in future, owing to region in order to extend its political life, the loss of life, of 17000 palestinians. most of the children and women is a crime against humanity and a war crime. israel shall not get away with these crimes. the arrow catch all his comments touching the un security council to compel israel to accept a permanency spa would almost certainly get support from many nations right now. but when the counsel last met in new york, it was clear that one country, the us, is opposed to any new resolution. and of course, it's a permanent member with the tow power. james pays out a 0. don't. i shouldn't have bought a has been following the meeting here in the so was from the amount of cuts on the last clothes for an immediate end to the war on does a, do you see it as well? if the fighting continues, if the relen

thought or it basic early dodi thought like margaret thatcher or even if you like, edward heath, werope. >> i don't think it was gordon himself. gordon before he became chancellor, i knew him on the european circuit was much more seen as the labour party's mr europe at the time. but the treasury, the treasury blob , treasury, the treasury blob, always hated sharing power with any other country. >> you refer to treasury officials as maggots. >> well , i officials as maggots. >> well, i mean slightly harsh, dennis, but what are you saying? >> what are you saying about treasury officials? because this seems to be a problem that faced liz blob. liz truss. it's a blob. >> it is. it is. it's has >> it is. it is. it's what has led to the 19th century called the thing. you always have this established wisdom of the purse and functionaries in other countries , they change them. countries, they change them. nobody pretends in france or in germany the civil servant doesn't have a political point of view. so they rotate bit of view. so they rotate a bit more. here we have these guys who come ou

>> you were ready to dody your business? yes, j.c.rs were preparingsp for this type of situation by looking around what's going on here in bay area, san francisco. my neighbors, my colleagues. they grabbed smash and, you know, the thieves. >> they around five is outt. of proportion. and and i love what they're doing. t i and i wanted to protect my k and my coworkers and the putrs. their statements out there. >> well, you did>> jesse right you have the right to defend your property and your lifyoure, >> when you hear these politicians out there say, oh, you know, it's theou cameras i fault, it's the republicans, it's capitalism. >> what' s your response? it's totally wrong. just look arounde.. the crime, i think almost 30% increases and, you know, justlk talk to the people, regular people. th regulayou know, they complain e. day. my customer care of go out shopping shopping they are not safe. you know, they they are cryingte ,you know, for somebody to dokn something. you know, we begow, we a politin to do something. but i think it's ti

dodi i often use the example of a family, the jewish people is a family , and you may not agree familyree with the way your second cousin lives their life, but because you are family, because you're part of the same family, you need to maintain a connection. and i think that's the important thing to maintain a connection to be to be jewish is to be part of an ongoing conversation in which is resounded through the generations and you're a lawyer by profession . by profession. >> um, and then you were appointed to the house of lords back in 2020. um, how does your faith gel with both of those areas? your professional life and your life now as a politician in the house of lords? >> well, in my professional life, um, i mean, i've never found any conflict between my faith and my professional work . faith and my professional work. the such conflict as there is, is really a diary conflict . so is really a diary conflict. so on friday afternoons in winter, i would leave early . if i get i would leave early. if i get stuck in court, i walk home because i don't take traffic court on on shabbat ,

to dodie, the gulf nations invited the president of to kia to be that guest at this meeting. nathaniel unit to minute then into now would ministration is endangering the secuity and future of wine tie region in order to extend its political life, the loss of life, of 17000 palestinians. most of the children and women to me is a crime against humanity and a war crime. israel shall not get away with these crimes. the amier of cats haws comments urging the un security council to compel israel to accept a permanency spa would almost certainly get support from many nations right now. but when the counsel loss met in new york, it was clear that one country, the us, is opposed to any new resolution. and of course, it's a permanent member with the tow power. james pays out to 0, though without joined in the studio biologist, who is a senior political analyst model long, the shauna good to have you with us. so 1st of all, let's start with the summit that where is our diplomacy at this point model on as well. i think the, the ghost that goes counsel is set in the going of the same direction as t

i'm surviving by being dodi to a bad place. with neither of your hand . dance it on the streets. and i love the way you wear a wish. it could be christmas every day . when the christmas every day. when the kids start singing arade dam begins to bark and oh, i wish it could be christmas . every day . could be christmas. every day. i like the bells ring out . oh i. like the bells ring out. oh i. love the one with me . you apart. love the one with me. you apart. it is far, far better. far. you know you're already geacht'er i love every way . we without a love every way. we without a particle . those who feared a day particle. those who feared a day frozen up by me. so will i. the de—man through the streets himars my way we come on i wish it could be christmas. every day a way to keep stars standing on the land. begins to flag . one the land. begins to flag. one one i'll be see you at bibas family every day . let the bells family every day. let the bells ring out for christmas . day . ring out for christmas. day. every . every. inside from boxt boilers . insi

i'm a member of a group of state school teachers and to help everyone dodi to benefit from this.oesn't, in case we run out of time, um, i wanted to just say the whole point of this generative ai enthusiasm is that want to be able to tell everybody , i'm going to have to everybody, i'm going to have to jump everybody, i'm going to have to jump in, just for want of time. >> sorry, but thank you so much to my panellist tom buick and to all my guests this evening. and to you, tom. i'm sorry we ran out of time. it's a saturday out of time. now it's a saturday five. before that, your five. but before that, your latest weather from early look . latest weather from early look. >> things are heating >> looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers spot answers of up. boxt boilers spot answers of weather on gb news is . hello weather on gb news is. hello >> welcome to your latest gb news weather. i'm ellie glaser. it was a very cold and frosty start for many of us this morning and there's been quite a few wintry showers across western coasts. these are brought about by occlusion brought

dodi that isn't the whole story.ld legal title of these carvings and contrary to what's been suggested , has displayed them suggested, has displayed them extremely well. i mean, the duveen gallery is people sniff and say it's not greek like, which it isn't . it's a fabulous which it isn't. it's a fabulous presentation version of what arguably some of the best sculptures in the world. and to lose the duveen galleries would would be a dreadful blow against the heart of the british museum erm and against museum practice and scholarship and bringing everything back together has a certain logic, but the cost of having the marbles removed from london at this stage, the precedent that would be set, the dangerous is fuel ing of restitution ism which is to be honest, it's an ugly, divisive , honest, it's an ugly, divisive, often philistine . not it's not often philistine. not it's not to be welcomed. everybody obviously would like everything back to their own country, but the world is the world and it's moved on. and greek sc

dodi so it's terms with reality. reduce your emissions, but don't forget the punters. don't forget the public. don't be pushing up their energy prices every year and employs fishing particularly low income people. with your zeal for changing the weather. so you've got to get the balance right. and i thought listening to claire coutinho, the new energy secretary, she has brought a measure of common sense to this debate. and i think if britain can can contribute anything, it is common sense that, yes, it's fine to address the issue of climate change and do our best, particularly to invest in new technologies and adaptation to climate change. but we don't want to do so at the at the expense of wrecking the living standards of particularly low and middle income people. >> now , you both have been >> now, you both have been ministers of the crown. you both have served the crown. >> his different countries , same >> his different countries, same crown, different countries, same crown, different countries, same crown, and k

and she spoke to dodi. charles. dodi. sorry to, um. charles. no, the father of dodi. yeah.al fayed spoke to the queen she spoke charles. queen and she spoke to charles. all conversations were all of those conversations were really, heartfelt and really, really heartfelt and actually, i think portrayed her in a really beautiful light. >> and it it was i think it >> and it was it was i think it was less her ghost coming back >> and it was it was i think it was more1er ghost coming back >> and it was it was i think it was more them ost coming back >> and it was it was i think it was more them envisaging back >> and it was it was i think it was more them envisaging herk and more them envisaging her there kind of thinking, you there and kind of thinking, you know, when passes, what know, when someone passes, what would to say to them? and would i want to say to them? and actually having that moment in silence and thought was silence and i thought it was really beautiful. i didn't really beautiful. so i didn't really beautiful. so i didn't really get when people were moaning hone

and if we did what you suggested, i imagine everyone dodi everybody would then claim that they were sickthey were sick with the damn stuff that would that damn stuff and that would that number would have gone by number would have gone up by another number would have gone up by anowell, have low >> well, we have very low statutory sick pay compared to most other countries in europe, and the that in and it's not the case that in those everyone's just those countries everyone's just calling all the time. calling in sick all the time. >> but that's the problem for the treasury, is that if they had it covid, had increased it for covid, they'd never brought it they'd never have brought it back down again, because if you look did, it look at anything, they did, it was to reverse unless was very hard to reverse unless it covid. so furlough it was purely covid. so furlough was covid and you had to was purely covid and you had to stay at so why the rules stay at home. so why the rules were so tight on furlough. so you didn't have people being subsidised to work. subsidised to be in work. anything

my willie's got dodi sausages and those were your front pages that is all we have time for.nd paul cox . there's his and paul cox. there's his calendar right there. we're going to be back tomorrow with andrew 11 pm. with andrew doyle at 11 pm. with nick dixon and stephen allen. if you're p.m, stay you're watching at 5 pm, stay tuned for breakfast. >> looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers sponsor of up. boxt boilers sponsor of weather on gb news is . weather on gb news is. >> hello. very good evening to you. i'm alex burkill here with your latest gb news weather forecast. whilst there may be a bit of hill snow across northern parts through the next 24 hours or it's milder story or so, it's a milder story elsewhere have elsewhere and we do still have some winds and some rain some strong winds and some rain around, even though the deep area pressure we saw area of low pressure we saw earlier has now cleared earlier today has now cleared away east. a away towards the east. so a blustery picture as we go through this evening and overnight some outbreaks overnight, some

plays dodi amazing.ctually , i think the. >> i haven't watched any of it. i can't watch it. >> i actually mohamed al >> i and actually mohamed al fayed that actor is excellent as well. like looks just like him. wow. >> see now i can't watch any of it because i think it's for me, it because i think it's for me, it almost feels like it's slightly, sort of slightly libellous that you're, you're actually of actually making up stories of some people are still alive some people who are still alive and then almost pushing that narrative it's only narrative as though it's only a fun thing. but some people will take it as as though it's the real thing. yeah, i, i just don't get how they sort of get away with it, really. >> i know, because they >> i don't know, because they say not real. right. so but say it's not real. right. so but the way they've done the character of mohamed al fayed al fayed, pushes his son to fayed, how he pushes his son to be with diana , um, and sort of be with diana, um, and sort of and b

of and working made fun of out of and working class people as much as class people just as much as dodi it. but they weren't. you were laughing at a gay person a black at a gay person or a black person or a trans person. but benjamin, where does it end? >> does it end? are you >> where does it end? are you wanting it ends at wanting to say it ends at cancelling the show? single comedy life, creativity comedy of any life, creativity and because can't and humour. because you can't ring fence from a fence ring fence everyone from a fence and has right not to and no one has the right not to be they were just as be offended. they were just as brutal about women those brutal about women in those sketches bubbles darling, sketches with bubbles darling, the the fat cat the champagne lady, the fat cat from i just want to get >> shut up. i just want to get up a tweet if we can. which kind of highlights exactly the of high highlights exactly the criticism talking criticism that we're talking about of little britain. there was chat on twitter called was a chat on twitter called charlie think we can

it's not xmas dodi al dose. it's not xmas dodi al fayed. now the reason i chose thatis fayed.that are in latin that is my view on that. >> oh yes , it means rejoice ye >> oh yes, it means rejoice ye wow . wow. >> wow. >> yeah. very cool. it's an old medieval christmas song. >> it sounds like medieval monks, but with fatboy slim involved. >> yeah, well, it's erasure, it's erasure doing it, you know? so i think synthpop and latin, we had enough of that fusion. >> i think if anything , you can >> i think if anything, you can blame the romans. yes, they did a lot of things, but they really didn't nail the synth pop. >> they didn't. >> they didn't. >> he really didn't. that's a problem right there. >> he really didn't. that's a pro yeah,right there. >> he really didn't. that's a pro yeah,right a1ere. >> he really didn't. that's a pro yeah,right a problem. do you >> yeah, it is a problem. do you like of, uh, like that sort of, uh, blend that quite a curious mix. that was quite a curious mix. >> terrifying. >> it's quite terrifying. music video doctor . video as well. quite doctor. >

dodi. letter. i've got a letter. dodi. oh, so it's emily's job in your house? not house?l, no, it's not emily's made it her emily's job. she's made it her job. she's better. i'm job. so. yes, she's better. i'm not saying it's her job. and what go for? what theme does she go for? >> what ever she >> what colours, what ever she feels oh, changes. feels like. oh, it changes. >> there's all >> it changes. there's all little adds to it. little bits. she adds to it. >> can imagine mine is >> well, you can imagine mine is gold bows. gold with bows. >> gold colour this >> gold is a good colour this year think. year i think. >> yeah. oh it's lovely. >> yeah. oh it's lovely. >> to be a bit different. >> well us know if you've >> well let us know if you've got tree up and what got your tree up yet and what colour gone for. do you colour you've gone for. do you send pictures. send us pictures. vaiews@gbnews.com. now pete, you're very lucky i'm here this morning. i'll you morning. i am. and i'll tell you why. because no why. because there were no trains. well, trains, right ? trains.

couldn't the money, try to couldn't get the money, try to borrow bank borrow the money from the bank for dodiys to buy a at days to buy a taxi at bournemouth. but bournemouth. taxi plate. uh, but couldn't from the couldn't get the money from the bank anybody, so didn't bank or anybody, so didn't didn't suddenly didn't do that. and suddenly an opportunity comes along. bobby came america , bobby came back from america, bobby moore, went to oxford moore, and he went to oxford city. and when he always said to me, if ever i get a job, i'd love come with me and love you to come with me and work me. you know, as my work with me. you know, as my coach, i'd done some coaching out america when were out in america when we were playing that my playing together, so that was my first it, really. and first step into it, really. and i back to bournemouth and i came back to bournemouth and stayed manager for stayed here for as manager for over nearly ten over nine years, nearly ten years, loved it. we had a years, and loved it. we had a i had a great time here. this was a fantastic club for me to manage. >> y

dodi. i mean , listen, i know dodi.ut i still have faith that enough checks and balances have been done by the number of politicians who've gone over there to set up this system to know that there is a quality of life to be had in rwanda . whether it works as rwanda. whether it works as a deterrent, i don't know. but who would be at risk? >> well, anyone. anyone that goes to rwanda and opposes the government, that's lgbt, government, anyone that's lgbt, anyone that were under might send back to their the country. they were they were fleeing from. and in fact, so, yes, various who are various ministers who are obviously a political obviously selling a political scheme have gone there scheme have gone over there and done shoots . however, the done photo shoots. however, the actual british government position on rwanda that we've been putting in the in the un is that rwanda has is a dictatorship that has manifest human rights issues and doesn't allow opposition. >> but there's two things here. the supreme court didn't say