thank you, dwayne. you are now officially our 11th chief scout. applause.der of their pack. he's already a well—known face to some who follow the explorer and television presenter on social media. dwayne fields swapped a life in ruraljamaica for an estate in east london at the tender age of six. when he became a scout, it restored his hope for the future and put him on a path that led all the way to the north pole. now, he says, it's his chance to give back. when i was a kid, becoming a scout made the world of difference to me. i remember being a seven—year—old kid approaching that scout hut not far from here, just up the road in north london, and, you know, being scared, anxious, so shy i couldn't speak to anyone. and i remember walking out of that scout hut feeling like i was ten feet tall because i was believed in and i had been given the ability to believe in myself as well. my confidence grew. he's stepping into some pretty big shoes. bear grylls is the outgoing chief scout. at 3a, he was the youngest man to take on the role, having already climbed eve

so let's talk to dwayne himself. dwayne. good morning. thank you very much for joining dwayne. you are now heading up is such an important thing for youngsters today. can you tell us a bit about how you've got there and what it means to you? >> well, first of all, good morning and i couldn't agree more. the scout movement is so important to young people up and down the country and to our older volunteers as well. i was lucky enough to benefit from scouting when i was seven years old, i walked into a scout hut right here in north london, and it made the world of difference to my life. i developed all those important skills you know, leadership. i developed the skills for empathy , patience, skills for empathy, patience, which is so important. i think a lot of us can do a lot more of that, as well as so much more confidence . and i think a lot of confidence. and i think a lot of young people could benefit from that. but that's my experience, and i took those lessons i learned at seven years old, and i've applied them to other aspects of my life as i've grown older. and, you know

with me in the studio is explorer and presenter dwayne fields. first of all, i was so humbled. it was back in january when the news first got to me.— it was back in january when the news first got to me. what does it mean being — news first got to me. what does it mean being chief _ news first got to me. what does it mean being chief scout? it i it mean being chief scout? it is a position of responsibility, where you go out every single day and say thank you to people and look for ways that you can grow the movement. under bear grills we have grown every single year part two, the covid years. we have a membership of 500,000 young people, 145,000 plus volunteers who do a fantastic job. for me, it is about trying to increase that number in both cases. ., ., , ., cases. your own personal story is remarkable. _ cases. your own personal story is remarkable. tell— cases. your own personal story is remarkable. tell us - cases. your own personal story is remarkable. tell us about i is remarkable. tell us about your childhood, you were born injamaica, cam

thank you, dwayne. you are now officially our 11th chief scout. applause.a life injamaica for an estate in east london at the tender age of six. scouting restored his hope and put him on a path that ultimately led all the way to the north pole. this, he says, is his chance to give back. his mission, to recruit more volunteers to help him do that. it's great for the individual. it's great for you in terms of the transferable skills that you'll acquire. it's great for your community, and we all know it's great for young people who so badly need good role models and mentors at the moment. he's stepping into some pretty big hiking boots. bear grylls is the outgoing chief scout. he took on the role at 34, having already conquered everest. 0riginallyjust for boys, the scouts are now fully inclusive, and around half a million young people of all backgrounds are actively involved. so what do they think of their new leader? he seems like such a genuine person, and he's really, really passionate for scouting, which is really nice to see. he was a scout as a child, -

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but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change dwayne, say the, the there was a time when i started to was abused to obtain power. steve divided the continental line for tom long's themselves. it was divided as a hunting ground. if we do not do not the corner knives as we come again, we know that they are those who want the mazda continent to step and 8, but the mazda clinton, and never be stopped, because the mazda of continents must be great. she will only be great on the shore, does all of us sons and daughters on by the sun all day. so now click on the goodwill time full on let us confess about underground east to mazda upon the new, you know, better places to be is a village in the some most beautiful features. there's a purely anarchist in the sense that there are no authorities within the city. everyone is their own citizen. half the people are here because then there was to go and the other half here because they loved the place and there's nowhere else they'd rather be in here. but i don't, it's hard wonder, explain. you just have to experience lab

and dwayne fields is here by the campfire. how are you doing? very well, thank you.and i have seen the benefits of scouting for young people and it is great i can give something more back. tell]! young people and it is great i can give something more back. tell us what it meant _ give something more back. tell us what it meant to _ give something more back. tell us what it meant to you _ give something more back. tell us what it meant to you because - give something more back. tell us what it meant to you because you | what it meant to you because you came to britain when you were six from jamaica and straight into the scouts? ., u, ., from jamaica and straight into the scouts? ., ., �* ., ., from jamaica and straight into the scouts? ., ., ., , scouts? no, i came to britain at six and initially. _ scouts? no, i came to britain at six and initially. it _ scouts? no, i came to britain at six and initially, it was _ scouts? no, i came to britain at six and initially, it was a _ scouts? no, i came to britain at six and initially, it was a tricky - scouts? no, i came to

[bell] major dwayne williams, united states army. chief petty officer marvin roger woods, united states navy, retired. [bell] captain john d. yamnicky sr., united states navy, retired. vicki yancey. [bell] petty officer second class kevin w. yokum, united states navy. [bell] chief petty officer donald m. young. united states navy. [bell] edmond g. young jr. [bell] lisa l. young. [bell] shu yin young. [bell] and her husband yuguang zheng. [bell] >> ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me i once was lost but now am found was blind but now i see ♪ twas that grace that taught my heart fear and grace my fear relieved how precious did that grace appear the hour i first believed amazing grace how sweet the lord has promised good to me his word my hope secures he will my sin and portion keep as long as light endures ♪ through many dangers toils and snares i have already come tis grace has brought me safe thus far and grace will lead me home ♪ amazing grace amazing grace ♪♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the

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so and now polls are on dwayne sure line, cause 1st presidential elections and sneak nomic crisis led to the collapse of its government in 2022. president. ronald with columbus single, came to power in the wake of that on sites and see who a parliamentary vote now he's wanting to retain his seat as an independent candidate. but rivals accusing the targeting poor people with i'm a fact all stairs he plans and tax hikes, but now fernandez joined us from the capital of columbus to tell us about the front runners in this race for the presidency. so we have a record, obviously number to 38 candidates for the front runners. as you mentioned, us 3, the main sort of names in the freight. we have the incumbent president on the cover cigna, the opposition need a subject frame of the us and been a sort of a, uh, not a surprise come to that, but someone who has been waiting in the wings for a few years now under a commodity, saw michael ag, the, he's us one of the candidates for the marxist, lynn, and it's sort of grouping to those all the front runners in terms of how they are viewed. obviously,

explorer and presenter dwayne fields has been named as the uk's chief scout.s harrowing human rights violations in sudan. the war between the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces has triggered one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. thousands of people have been killed and millions forced from their homes. the un team said the violations by both sides since april last year may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity.

this change seems dwayne, say the, i'm actually in redundancy and welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from the u. a. 85 years into the 2nd world war erupted with germany's invasion opponent the world that faces the threats of another catastrophic conflict. this time ignited by israel's relentless war and gauze. the british line set you on less commands, perhaps 186000 or nearly 10 percent may have been killed. dr. john list in for instance, i families wipe from existence well under the guise of self defense back by the united states, which is funneled over 50000 tons and weapons and military hardware and j israel's hospital. but beneath israel is much folded and don't live as a nation in turmoil. fractured by the political divisions of military reportedly stretched in an international reputation that's plummeting. is israel on a path to self destruction? and how much longer can they count on washington? as more americans question that governments backend other regime seen as a liability, showing me not from tel aviv is down the island, israel's former

. >> brian: even dwayne the rock johnson commented and said he was impressed. >> lawrence: and mark zuckerberg, too. >> steve: 8:18, carley joins us with a manhunt. >> carley: it is stretching into its third day for a suspect that opened five on a busy interstate, hurting five people and hitting a dozen cars. it is believed joseph couch is armed and dangerous. officers found an ar-15 they believe couch used after finding his suv on saturday. house foreign affairs committee releasing report on the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. it revealed administration did not have to abide by deadlines in the doha agreement with taliban and state department did not have an escape plan despite clear warnings. state department said the president acted in the best interest of the american people when he ended america's longest war. 13 u.s. service members were killed in the disastrous withdrawal. miami daytona 500 dade police officer is on administrative duties, after tyreek hill was detained and released. the dolphins got a touchdown and he celebrated by pretending he was in handcuffs, referencing tha

we're seeing that with walgreens with dwayne reed, for example. >> that's the fallacy of the whole inflatione gouging. it is tied to this attempt to get price gouging under control. to mark's point, there is no price gouging happening. the way inflation works with these supermarkets, right, let's say for example you have $100 to spend. in a normal environment, you can get 10 products with that $100. they're going to make 1% off of each of thoses 10 products. if the inflationary period only allows you to buy five they're not going to make that much out of that five as they would the 10. they want you to buy more products. that's why this price gouging arguments is stupid. they want to lower prices to the lowest point possible so you can get more in your cart. that's how they make their money. >> not to mention, the whole price gouging argument, it would make food less healthy. if you think about it, if they want to squeeze the grocery stores, the grocery stores then have to squeeze tyson, right, so tyson inject more growth hormones into their chickens, so chickens grow larger. that's not heal

a guy named dwayne schintzius, rest in peace, he was guarding me on that play.ersey, i was trying to send a a message to mr. derrick coleman, "you will never dunk on me and embarrass me again." so -- [ laughter ] that play right there -- >> jimmy: that -- he -- he -- you made him do this. >> yes, i did. >> jimmy: he didn't want to do it. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, i didn't want to do it. >> jimmy: you made him do it. >> shout out to derrick coleman. >> jimmy: and this one i love. this is you giving a piggyback ride to kobe bryant -- [ audience aws ] -- into the arena on the nba finals. >> so, kobe twisted his ankle. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and kobe was probably one of the toughest kids i've ever met. i knew he was gonna play. i didn't want him wearing his ankle out. and, you know, he had just, you know, had a great game. i had a great game. we were winning. we were up. we were happy. i was like, "let -- let -- let me carry you to the arena, get your treatment, 'cause i'm gonna need you to do what you do tonight." so that was many -- many other things that, you

a lot of questions what she stands for now, i don't know but it reminds me of something that drew dwayneid when it comes to political endorsements he's not doing it anymore any regrets making any political endorsement because it becomes too divisive for him. >> of course she signed it childless cat lady will always be associated with jd vance and she said she was disturbed by somebody with a fake a.i. image that everybody does the. that was one of the main driving forces when she decided to come out and say who she was going to endorse in the issues that she champion how is donald trump and jd vance going to respond to this theory having donald trump says he prefers britney mahon over taylor swift because she liked the trump post and jd vance said something that she is an out of touch billionaire. howard: the big question is elon musk, find taylor you win i will impregnate you. >> on my gosh, it is getting very fleeting and some of the responses and i don't even know how to respond to what elon musk said there. donald trump in jd vance have so much going on there so busy and so much on t

dwayne, the rock johnson posted video of members of apalachee football team visiting the atlanta said where he is currently worth king apalachee tries to move forward, the number of threats of school shootings have been on the rise across the nation reportedly more than two dozen children have been arrested for alleged threats that includes in florida and 11-year-old now faces a felony for it allegedly saying he would commit a mass shooting the local sheriff issued this morning for future offenders. >> your little cherub. >> we're going to start publishing his face and doing perp walks with him when we take him into custody, and then we're going to show pictures of you, the parents. >> i'm tina kim reporting israeli military says it's conducting what it it calls extensive strikes on hezbollah and lebanon. >> right now, i think that it struck 150 targets. the strikes appear to be the widest in geographic ranges simultaneously carried out by israel in nearly a year. lebanon state-run national news agency reports that the shepherd was killed and two of his family members were wounded in

actor dwayne the rock johnson visited the appalachia high school football team last week. the actor invited the student athletes to an atlanta production studio, said he wasn't sure what to expect before meeting them, but that he was blown away by their spirit and energy. during the visit, johnson promised to support the school, saying one of the best ways to heal is through smiles and laughter and joy. >> well, new this noon one oakland intersection is now named in honor of a martial arts legend. bruce lee way is at the intersection of broadway and garnet street, near the location of a martial arts school founded by lee. lee was born in san francisco and lived in oakland with his family before moving to los angeles, where he became a martial arts superstar. oakland says it wants to highlight the impact of bruce lee's contributions to the city. his wife and daughter were there for that unveiling ceremony. >> jeet kune do. the beginning of my father's art started here. his film career actually started here because he was living here when that happened. and so oakland is a v

watch this and we'll explain what it really means on the other end dwayne collman lot will be her husband and top adviser, doug emhoff who would be the first jewish presidential spouse ever, kamala harris and doug emhoff off making history, standing up for what's right supporting israel now, i want to ask you about this because you are from dearborn, michigan. this is being run in michigan where the republicans are trying to make mischief and try to play this, not because they're trying to appeal to people and say please support doug emhoff because of this wonderful history but that he would be the first jewish for spouse. but to the very large, perhaps arab american vote and electorate to say, do you really want this guy in the white house? we have a massive middle eastern population in dearborn, probably the biggest and the entire country. and it is already primed in that there are a lot of arab americans who are upset about biden's handling of the war in israel they are primed in the sense that they tend to be kind of culturally conservative. that's like the history and a lot of them w

"oh, your honor, in conclusion, i invoke habeas corpus and kaiser permanente and roe versus dwayne wade i'm not. did you just say the word "compromise"? >> jimmy: no. >> good. 'cause compromise is for people with something to lose. we will burn down the house before we split one photo album. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: your first husband's divorce lawyer, ladies and gentlemen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. >> don't call me here. don't call me here. >> jimmy: he's immediately back on the phone. well, switching gears, this is exciting. today, spacex completed the first all-civilian space walk. [ audience oohs ] yeah. it was pretty cool. here's a photo of it. hmm. i don't know if that's a space walk or an astronaut whack-a-mole. [ laughter ] imagine going all the way to space then finding out the aliens are at the vmas. [ laughter ] well, guys, "wheel of fortune" began with new host ryan seacrest this week. and we like ryan. [ cheers and applause ] and we mentioned this the other night. but to contend with their younger vibe, i think "jeopardy!" is trying to seem younger a

and polar explorer dwayne fields takes his place as the uk's new chief scout, promising to make it "aamily for anyone". i think scouting has done so much for me personally. i want to give back and i think this is a great way to do it. and coming up on bbc news, england are put in to bat on an overcast first morning of the third test against sri lanka. they already hold an unassailable 2—0 series lead. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prison population in england and wales has hit a record high for the second week in a row. the latest figures show there are now more than 88,500 inmates. that's a rise of almost 1,200 in five weeks. around half of those are cases linked to this summer's riots. in a few days�* time, the government's temporary early release scheme will begin, and some offenders will be able to leave jail at an earlier point in their sentences. let's speak now to our uk correspondent daniel sandford. daniel, what are these high numbers doing to the prison system? last week, i was sitting here talking to your audience about the prison population hittin

i lost my son, dwayne, to knife crime. a peacekeeper because he saved a young boy from being stabbed. my son started a boxing jim martin, to help vulnerable young people in the lambeth community. it was those young people after my son was killed that pleaded with me to keep the gym going . i've been keeping the gym going. i've been keeping the gym going. i've been keeping the gym going. i've been keeping the gym going. that's dynamics boxing club in lambeth for nine years. martin. i've now got a community centre where we are helping young people around education, the arts , music, as education, the arts, music, as well as providing an after school club. i'm working closely with una, who is the principal for evelyn grace academy and like i've said recently, ramila akbar has joined forces with me to help us make the violence stop. but i don't think that we should shy away from the challenges that ex—offenders have. they've been incarcerated. i don't know how long some of these, ex—prisoners have been incarcerated . we know w

host: here is dwayne in jamaica, new york, independent.aller: i happen to be a black male independent living in new york city. the media has focused on black males not voting for kamala harris and they are wrong. i happen to be one that will vote for. listening to trump and the conservative right, it seems like this country is out of control. it's scary for america to forget what they are saying. i don't see it that way. i see kamala coming in and putting a little bit of calm and ease to it. i would hate to see the old trump and his minions come in, stephen million -- stephen miller, all of these characters coming back into office and destroying these -- this country. that's what i'm afraid of. he keeps saying democracy, democracy. that's it. immigrants come to this country, democrats come to this country many times over. they are not killing pets like the callers said. january 6, they were all americans. they destroyed the capital. they hurt a lot of people. why aren't we talking about that? thank you. host: i was going to say, can you te

dwayne wade, draymond green, damian lilliard about experiences they've been facing.up to, stories that -- conversation that i have had with these same individuals that inspired me to continue my journey. it was something i wanted to give to the audience for free. go to my you tube channel and check it out. and, hopefully, help the next person. we got to get you on there, too. >> michael: dinner for free on demar, i'm in. >> whatever you want. you can pick the restaurant. i'll take care of everything. but, you know, just putting everybody's life story in front and showing vulnerability, it shows what we really go through. i know it's easy for us to be perceived as super heroes but we go through things that affect us in a lot of way. >> michael: when you first put it out there, i'm struggling, was there apprehension? >> for sure. i was scared. i'm gonna be honest. i still have moments of being nervous, being scared, expressing and trying to figure this thing out. it's a sensitive thing. me doing it when i'm walking or i have people come up to me saying i inspire them t

. >> dwayne fields, you may not have heard from him, but i hope you will hear more about him.uy. he's already given some nice interviews , and some of the interviews, and some of the young people are saying how much he relates to them. >> yeah, and he took over from bear grylls, i think, who resigned after 15 years in the job. alex. >> your greatest. well, i have a very special, greatest briton tonight. it's a man who served 40 years in the media industry, reporting from on bbc dancing with the stars. it's of course, john sergeant. he's sitting right next to me here. >> oh, that's just too much. >> oh, that's just too much. >> oh, that's just too much. >> oh, you are john. >> oh, you are john. >> sergeant. what a legend. >> sergeant. what a legend. >> we have. come on. greatest britain for sure. >> john, very quickly. how do you do you look back at your career with fondness. any what do you know? >> i'll tell you what i do. look back on with pride, with sort of unusual things. particularly, i suppose i wasn't a great war reporter, but i did go to wars , reporter, but i did go

i want to recognize my friend, the honorable judge dwayne sloan from jefferson city, tennessee, who recentlyassed away at the young age of 61. young sloan earned his juryis doctorate from memphis state university in 1990. they moved into private practice before serving as the assistant district attorney general from 1991 to 1994. in 1998 he was elected to the fourth judicial district court where he served until he passed away. he dedicated a lot of his life to supporting the community fight against the opioid crisis, and he co-founded his district's drug recovery court in 2009. judge sloan is best remembered for his dedication to communities' fight against oweied crisis over the years and received many state and national awards for his work, including the william h. rehnquist award from chief justice john roberts of the supreme court. picture to my left. he received the national certainty for state courts distinguished service award in 2018, and he was inducted in the boys and girls club tennessee hall of fame in 2020. judge sloan was a leader of the community and he will be greatly missed.