. >> during clark's introductory news conference for the nba's indiana fever, greg doyle, a columnist for the indy star, made this heart gesture, which clark frequently makes after games. >> i do that at my family after every game, so, okay, well, i'll start doing it to me and we'll get along just fine. >> so the exchange sparking some backlash online, barstool sports founder dave portnoy calling doyle a sexist as others call for his firing, doyle apologized , tweeting caitlin clark, i'm so sorry. >> today i was part of the problem and included a link to a column featuring a longer apology where he acknowledges crossing a line. but that apology is being slammed for being self-promoting. one user writing nothing says i'm sorry like making us click on your column so you can get clicks. >> and then there's this you just were given the keys to that. what are you going to do with it? >> at the same news conference, doyle asking the fever's head coach about clark, referring to clark as it canadian sports journalist shireen ahmed saying doyle's media credentials should be revoked in his long

doyle apologizing, tweeting caitlin clark, i'm so sorry.column featuring a longer apology where he acknowledges crossing a line, but that apology is being slammed for being self-promoter. one user writing nothing says i'm sorry like making us click on your column so you can get clicks. and then there's this you just were given the keys to that cat. >> what are you going to do with it? >> at the same news conference, doyle asking the fever's head coach about clark, referring to clark as it canadian sports journalist shireen ahmed saying doyle's media credentials should be revoked. in his longer apology, doyle said he's well known for having awkward conversations with sports figures. but he noted until now, they've all been men. >> the faa and united airlines are investigating how a major league baseball coach ended up in the cockpit of a plane mid-flight during a united charter flight from denver to toronto. the hitting coach for the colorado rockies was allowed to sit in the pilot seat while the autopilot was engaged. the pilots have been s

i'm andrew doyle. newspapers. i'm andrew doyle. i'm still here with josh howie and leo kearse.nd we're going to begin this section with the telegraph. humza yousaf pretty tenacious . telegraph. humza yousaf pretty tenacious. he's sticking on isn't he. >> josh sticking on. >> josh sticking on. >> well yes yusuf insists he won't resign and will fight attempts to oust him. there are going to be two votes next week , going to be two votes next week, one basically for him, but no confidence . confidence. >> no confidence. >> no confidence. >> one for the government. >> one for the government. >> yeah, and, but he says it doesn't really matter because he isn't. >> he doesn't have to go even if he loses. right. i think he might as well just stick in there. he would just be like, you know what? i don't care if you know what? i don't care if you hate me. i'm. >> i'm. well you know, the snp has a bit of an authoritarian streak , so it would be, at least streak, so it would be, at least in character. leo, remind me you're not a fan of the snp, is that right? >> no, no. and humza yousaf in

doyle, welcome back to mad money. >> thanks, jim.it. >> you said when you are on last time we are going to remodel stores and put more money in advertising and most importantly you said we are going to reduce customer complaints. he wanted customers to like the places more. give me on the hecklist, how are you doing? >> we are making good progress, jim. i mean, the uarter was terrific. we made great progress on a number of fronts but most importantly, as you said, we have to be more consistent about execution. we've got a had better looking stores, we've got a execute in the stores making great food every time, speed of service, you know, i have to call out tim's, they just did an exceptional job, their speed of service came down yet again. they are getting even faster. they're executing at a high level. they are the road map for what we have to do everywhere which is great food, served at a good value, give consumers choices up and down the menu, launch some interesting new things and always do it at a high level of execution and i

i'm the floor manager , andrew doyle the floor manager, andrew doyle and my retail assistants are joshie and nick dixon. how are you both.7 >> very good. willing to serve . >> very good. willing to serve. >> very good. willing to serve. >> i see you very much as the mrs. slocombe of headliners. >> yes, and you should see my cat. >> very good. nick, are you well? >> i'm well. i can't really imagine you as a retail manager or whatever it was or even any normal job. really? >> no. well, i did work in a call centre for a long time. >> really? really. >> really? really. >> i can't sort of see that. what did you do? did you start quoting shakespeare and, no . quoting shakespeare and, no. >> i did my job very, very well. my >> i did my job very, very well. my job was just basically to be shouted at by people who are angry at the interest rates that were rather extortionate. >> and now you can be shouted out by gender ideologues online. there we go. >> that's my weekend. anyway. let's have a look at those front pages. the daily mail is leading with thieves hit shops, a thousand times a day. sh

this chris doyle, who's director of the council for our, the british understanding. thank you all for joining us. the question today is whether we're seeing the 6 month mark may be a little bit of a turning point. the most important and dramatic and shocking development. both side attack on the aid workers from the world. central kitchen, hunted down from one vehicle to a 2nd. then the 3rd by a drone using precision weapons. no, i mean this was a shocking attack. shocking may be though, because we know all the details on that being so many other attacks attacks every single day when we don't get to know the details. absolutely, i mean this was a, an attack that brought into sharp focus. a password is really behavior that we see not just in the past 6 months, but really for many, many years. but certainly the highest number of un aid workers killed in the organizations. history happened over the past 6 months in gaza with 0 accountability. this time it was far more difficult for israel to kind of wiggle its way out of responsibility from this attack. it is unfortunate

welcome to free speech nation with me andrew doyle.is the show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics. and of course, we'll have the latest from those lovable culture warriors, as they to provide us they never fail to provide us with hours worth of with two hours worth of material. so coming on the material. so coming up on the show as the new hate show tonight, as the new hate crime laws begin take effect crime laws begin to take effect in scotland, we will to in scotland, we will speak to guests and guests who both agree and disagree new measures disagree with the new measures as nhs launches a new as the nhs launches a new advertising campaign, we will ask they making parents ask if they risk making parents overly about overly anxious about their children suffering children potentially suffering mental and we're going mental illnesses and we're going to meet the creator of a remarkable world war one memorial sculpture, which will be washington , dc be unveiled in washington, dc later this year. and of course,

katie: for more i'm thrilled to say weird joined by john doyle. joining me on set.numbers. for the first quarter we are talking about adjusted eps of $2.89. revenue coming in at $6.47 billion. the estimate had been four below that as well. beating across some key metrics. where did that strength come from, that surprise to the upside. >> i was very pleased with the start to the year both topline and bottom-line. you mention some of the high-level data. to me the strength was across-the-board and we had excellent growth in our consulting businesses when some others have been reporting challenges on the risk side of her business demand is quite strong. while the macro environment has agreed -- a degree of uncertainty and complexity to it , right now it is driving strong demand for our services. >> if you were looking for something to pick at you could point to adjusted operating margins at 32% just below the estimate, you really have the long history expansion. can you explain what levers you have to pull right now when it comes to margins as we were talking with our

at this point, if we look down there, you can still see that doyle drive. still is still blocked for northbound traffic. we don't know when they're going to start allowing traffic northbound across the bridge, but you can. you can see that we have plenty of that, southbound, video. pedestrians and cyclists, again, all making their way over and across the bridge at this point. as a matter of fact, we're going to walk up just a little bit farther up so we can actually, show you we're going to wind up on this shot just so that you can kind of see those pedestrians again making their way on the bridge, as well as all that southbound traffic. guys. >> christian, thank you. we'll check in with you in just a moment because that is the big news. but we still don't see that northbound traffic moving yet. we'll check in with you in just a moment. tommy. tucson is a law enforcement analyst. he joins us now via zoom to talk about what we saw unfolding today. tommy, you've been in law enforcement now for, for many years, you've watched this unfold throughout the morning

i'm andrew doyle. helena to meet the world's oldest living land animal. his name is jonathan. he's a tortoise. he's 191 years old. let's go meet him . hello, old. let's go meet him. hello, joe. hi, this is jonathan. was right? >> he's 191. right? >> he's191. did i get that right? well, we say 192 now. oh. do we? we don't know, of course, exactly when he hatched, but, we've got some nice documentation, which means he was landed in 1882, fully grown, which is about 50 years of age. right. so for all we know, he could be of 200 years old. >> he's looking great on it. >> he's looking great on it. >> it's really amazing. and he's blind. he's lost his sense of smell. and these are meant to have a good sense of smell, but his hearing is fantastic. he's blind with cataracts. that's all right. he's still eating very well as you can see. yeah. he's hungry. carrots. >> so my understanding is jonathan recently met the duke of edinburgh. yes, but he also met queen elizabeth. and he met george vi , i believe so, yes

welcome to free speech nation with me andrew doyle.he show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics. and of course, we'll have the latest from those lovable culture warriors up date with warriors we keep up to date with what to cancel so what they're trying to cancel so you have to. but coming up you don't have to. but coming up on tonight, the fallout on the show tonight, the fallout continues. following the landmark, into the landmark, cass review into the services nhs to services provided by the nhs to children and people children and young people questioning will questioning their gender, will be findings be analysing the findings with a series guests, including series of guests, including the barrister phillimore . bev barrister sarah phillimore. bev jackson, lgb alliance will jackson, from lgb alliance will be as well to tell us about be here as well to tell us about whether the practices exposed by the amount to an the cass review amount to an attack gay rights. i'll also attack on gay rights. i'll also be j

. >> i'm andrew doyle and tonight i'm joined by steve n sex appeal.nd nick charity appeal dixon. although actually you look very smart tonight. >> thank you. i don't know who wrote that, but they should get sacked immediately. >> brutal, but >> well, you're very brutal, but that's the black that's why you wear the black shirt. you, steve? shirt. and how are you, steve? >> apparently >> sex appeal. apparently >> sex appeal. apparently >> the tie. >> well, it's the tie. >> well, it's the tie. >> there is a chance that the n in my name stands for. >> not if that's the way it probably is. i don't want to know n in your name know what the n in your name stands like sense of stands for. i like the sense of mystery you mystery that surrounds you wherever you go. >> know what it is. and >> we all know what it is. and you on yeah, okay. you can't say on tv. yeah, okay. >> well, let's start by looking at those front we're at those front pages and we're going to begin with the daily mail china mail that's leading with china flooding fake flooding britain with fa

well, and i surely wounded albie amankona joins both me and andrew doyle now.e's thinking about to hogwarts, aren't she? obe oh, if only i could have gone to hogwarts. >> i would have been so excited . >> i would have been so excited. and i can tell you that little 11 year old alby inside me is so excited that rowling knows excited that jk rowling knows who don't feel wounded who i am. i don't feel wounded at because at all, patrick, because i still think is obtuse mean think it is obtuse and mean spirited to call a trans woman who passes as a woman him deliberately. now, don't deliberately. now, i don't think that should be a crime. i think the law in scotland , which which the law in scotland, which which has come in is absolutely appalling. and we should not be legislating against this sort of thing , but it legislating against this sort of thing, but it is just legislating against this sort of thing , but it is just not, legislating against this sort of thing, but it is just not, in my opinion, the right thing to do to deliberately misgender someone. >> and

but sir arthur conan doyle's estate began to see its copyrights expire in the 1980s. >> mr.ter: nevertheless, the conan doyle estate kept seeking licensing fees, arguing since some of the later sherlock holmes stories were still under copyright they should own the rights to all the characters still. >> at some point enough is enough. >> reporter: in 2013, author les klinger was about to publish this adaptation of the supposedly copyright-free decorative when this happened. >> the estate contacted that publisher and said you need a license. and we said to the publisher, no, you don't. we thought it was wrong. absolutely wrong. and made us very angry. >> reporter: so klinger filed a civil suit in federal court. and he won. >> they didn't give up easily. they were trying to squeeze all the juice out of auto these lemons they could up until they run out of copyright. >> copyriht gives rights to creators and their descendants that provide incentives to create. the public domain is the soil for future creativity. >> reporter: there are surely more copyright clashes ahead though. c

it's a bit like somebody, that woman who was on, andrew doyle talking, we're going to talk about hernd she said this about giggle. and she said this about ghndn giggle. and she said this about grindr. she said, there are women on there . you're not going women on there. you're not going to get rid of them right? to get rid of them now, right? yeah. it's up to gay to yeah. so it's up to gay men to set a site and just give set up a new site and just give up and that's feel up on. and that's how i feel about the nhs. we're going about the nhs. we're not going to nhs. to save the nhs. >> like a two >> yeah. we've got like a two tier system. it's of tier health system. it's sort of come quite quietly. but now come in quite quietly. but now anybody you anybody who can afford it, you know, to bupa or whoever. know, goes to bupa or whoever. yeah. it's a bit of a shame. yeah. and it's a bit of a shame. the used to be. the nhs used to be used to be. i mean for about a decade. >> matron great. yeah. >> matron was great. yeah. >> matron was great. yeah. >> it's it's sad >> i mean it's sad. it's

andrew doyle. louis, you doyle.you read his, interesting piece this week about proportional representation, right? >> i did read it. >> i did read it. >> yeah, right onto the observer now. nick, i've always now. and nick, i've always been a boris. a big fan of boris. >> yeah, well, it's banning arms sales israel would be insane, sales to israel would be insane, says . and he's says boris johnson. and he's saying if the west continues to crumble and especially if britain and the us crumble, then the israelis will be prevented from getting into rafe. they'll be achieving from getting into rafe. they'll be objective achieving from getting into rafe. they'll be objective finishing|g their objective of finishing hamas force in hamas as a military force in gaza. question is, do you gaza. the question is, do you really will happen? really think that will happen? is much ukraine? is he much like with ukraine? bofis is he much like with ukraine? boris of roaming, boris is a sort of roaming, jingoist, sort of roaming warmonger

andrew doyle. i'm still here with my best of friends. frances foster and jonathan kogan. on very, very well. you'd be surprised. you would be surprised. we're going to begin section with the to begin this section with the telegraph, frances. and your to begin this section with the telegthisi, frances. and your to begin this section with the telegthis really:es. and your to begin this section with the telegthis really shouldn't)ur age. this really shouldn't concern you . no, thanks. concern you. no, thanks. >> for all know. i'm absolutely delighted. let's send the young ones to war. and i can be sitting here eating biscuits. yes. yeah, absolutely. yes. and. yeah, absolutely. and dating the women who are left over uk should over now, so the uk should consider sweden style selective conscription system. >> so how do they do it in sweden then? >> so this is how it works in sweden. it's the swedish government . theoretically, yes. government. theoretically, yes. has a power to compel people to give their service one way or another, but doesn't it exercise it except in areas wh

we also get a flash from domino's pizza where the new ceo has really brought back the old pat doyle magic. i expect when my great set of numbers because dominoes has execution second only to chipotle. that is a high bar. tuesday, while. this is about losing weight and gaining weight. [laughter] tuesday we find exactly how well the diabetes and weight loss drugs are selling when eli lilly reports. i expect great numbers because they are constantly sold out of zepbound though the lack of product may make some analysts concerned. they can't make it fast enough. we want to learn about the procedure for the alzheimer's drug targets more important than competing products and already starting to get some traction. we will be pressing lily to see something about that drug. we will hear from mcdonald's. about how they raised prices perhaps too much and maybe they need to roll them back. i think the incremental series of price hikes has turned off customers. don't think it's in great taste but in the end we are a wendy's household. on tuesday as well american express. they have one of the greatest

. >> happy easter i'm andrew doyle i'm here to take you through monday's news stories, and i'm joinedonight by two wonderful comedians, , the comedians, paul cox, the people's jonathan people's gammon and jonathan kogan, smoked kogan, the people's smoked salmon bagel. you're both well. >> yeah. good thing you're looking quite dapper, aren't you? >>i you? >> i know, i don't know how that managed but did. managed to happen, but i did. it's sunday and, this is it's easter sunday and, this is very important to me. >> this is for the easter bunny. it is for the easter bunny. >> and i hope the easter bunny as well. >> after disappearing on friday or story goes. or however the story goes. >> horrible. i'm >> oh, that was horrible. i'm wearing . wearing a jumper. >> you are. mean, you haven't >> you are. i mean, you haven't made an effort. >> girlfriend's away >> no, my girlfriend's been away for i'm to down for a month, so i'm to down my reserve month. >> yes. yeah. doing show. >> yes. yeah. doing a show. >> yes. yeah. doing a show. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> wait, not >> yeah. >> wait, you're not

that's pat doyle, who has done a remarkable job since he's come back remember, he rand domino's.fantastic pat doyle is the executive chairman, but david, they have really turned -- they've turned around burger king watch tim horton's ti i think it's going to be really good >> recent ipos i'm looking at rubric shares >> how you doing >> i don't have an opinion, jim. i'm sure you do. >> how about reddit? >> we've got a big one coming this week, viking. there seems to be a good deal of sn enthusiasm for the ipo of the cruise -- >> royal caribbean has been fantastic. >> viking. i do recall last week, i thought you said sold to you but maybe i misheard you >> royal caribbean is the only one that i want to own royal caribbean is fabulous. the others aren't doing that well royal caribbean is killer. >> here's a look at rubrik i'm sorry. excuse me. priced below that. it's still above the -- >> enterprise with cybersecurity. there's so many of those deals waiting to happen. enterprise software and cybersecurity. that's what people -- that's what was -- they gave those companies billions a

i'm andrew doyle, and joining me with jokes and insight is heterodox jewish jewish josh howie and homerocs scott capurro what i was thinking orthodox jew . orthodox jew. >> but you're not orthodox, are you? >> i'm a heterodox jew. >> i'm a heterodox jew. >> you're a heterodox jew, josh, by the way, just to explain, learnt the word heterodox for the first time the day and the first time the other day and now stop using it. it's now he can't stop using it. it's actually getting quite annoying. >> still don't know >> it is, but i still don't know what means. i'm what it means. but i'm just using lot. using it a lot. >> don't. tonight. please. scott, are you? scott, how are you? >> sounds like fake oreo >> it sounds like a fake oreo cookie, doesn't it? >> it doesn't >> yeah it does, it doesn't sound it doesn't. sound real. no it doesn't. so we'll if we get through we'll see if we can get through the whole show without using heterodox. right. the whole show without using heterhave right. the whole show without using heterhave at right. the whole show without using heterhave at the ght. the w

again very doyle assess or measure the impact. i will say -- ose experienced really strong out come. upon general metrics during the pandemic. we did implement a number of efficiency throughout the office. and we are limited in the number we can implement toward out come. likely this , would have adverse impact in the metrics and deliverables of the office. i will make myself available for questions. >> thank you. next we will have our community coalition. to make verbal presentation. i see we have a large crowd here and we love everyone to be seated. and turn off your device and that -- shortly we'll dp to public comment and limited one minute and announcement then g. to our community coalition for the presentation today. and i believe the first weave have oepeiu local 29. . hello. i'm the chief steward for local 29. speak closer to the mic. can you hear me >> okay. i was born and raise in the san francisco. i. a product of the nonprofit community programs that help me. for 25 years i have worked for communities for cats. which u

andrew doyle actually did a very good show on on this channel, good show on it on this channel, andifs it on this channel, and it's very clear that joanne said that puberty blockers are not irreversible. well, actually , there are communications between staff , who are involved between staff, who are involved in what i think is, frankly, experimental medicine on children that show that their their doubts about these things that this is this is using children as guinea pigs and that there have been cases as well where, after using puberty blockers at a young age, which i think you mentioned consent already , there is, without going already, there is, without going into gruesome detail, not enough material. >> emma, let me just bring in michael there, i think it's a genuinely difficult issue. i can see both sides of the argument. >> i suppose what many people are advocating or why many. and we should be clear, many people who adult and trans, they who are adult and trans, they look back at their past and they say, well, my transition would have been much easier if i started a bit earlier

doyle apologized, tweeting, caitlin clark, i'm so sorry.rt of the problem and included a link to a column featuring a longer apology where he acknowledges crossing a line. some are calling that apology just a way for him to get more clicks. oh >> in today's gma first look, tennis star danielle collins is opening up about her health issues and her retirement at the end of the season. here's abc news reporter andrew dymburt. >> in this morning's gma first look, tennis pro danielle collins was a rising star ranked 15th in the world miami open presented by itau singles champion danielle collins. opening up about her health struggles off the court. i think inflammatory diseases, they don't discriminate. >> at the time, i didn't know what to think. i thought, oh my gosh, is this is this the end of my career? it felt like my career was over. it felt like when we were talking about the treatment options, it seemed like an uphill battle that was going to be really hard to fight. >> and her hopes for the future. >> i know people think of tennis as th

andrew doyle will be here tomorrow at 11 pm. with josh howie and nick dixon.tching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. bye thank you . bye thank you. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hi there and welcome to the gb news forecast from the met office. it's going to be chilly overnight through the next 24 hours. however, increasing cloud will bring further showers by the end of thursday . we've got the end of thursday. we've got higher pressure ebbing away towards the west and this increased influence from low pressure to the east in between some clear spells overnight and a chilly northerly airflow. that means temperatures will fall quickly under any clear spells in rural sheltered spots, temperatures will dip below freezing , generally in urban freezing, generally in urban areas, 4 to 6 celsius, and there'll be variable amounts of cloud. first thing as well. they'll also be increasing amounts of showery rain moving through northern ireland, parts of wales, northern and central england, as well as the northeast of scotland

. >> reporter: nevertheless, the conan doyle estate kept seeking licensing fees, arguing that since someld own the rights to all the characters still. >> at some point, enough is enough. >> reporter: in 2013, author les clinger, one of the leading scholars on sherlock holmes, was about to publish this adaptation of the supposedly copyright-free detective when this happened. >> the estate contacted that publisher and said, you need a license. and we said to the publisher, no, you don't. we just thought it was wrong, absolutely wrong, and it made us very angry. >> reporter: so clinger filed a civil suit in federal court, and he won. >> they didn't give up easily. they were trying to squeez all the juice out of these lemons that they could right up until they run out of copyright. >> copyright gives rights to creators and their descendants that provide incentives to create. but the public domain really is the soil for future creativity. >> reporter: there are surely more copyright clashes ahead, though. >> we've got a long wait, huh? >> a little bit of wait, yeah. >> reporter: characters li