that was ellie price. i think we might- virus. ok, so apologies. that was ellie price. i think we might have her back. can you hear us? irate ellie price. i think we might have her back. can you hear us? we can see you? — her back. can you hear us? we can see you? i — her back. can you hear us? we can see you? i can _ her back. can you hear us? we can see you? i can hear— her back. can you hear us? we can see you? i can hear you, _ her back. can you hear us? we can see you? i can hear you, yes. - her back. can you hear us? we can see you? i can hear you, yes. you | see you? i can hear you, yes. you can see me coming chalet carry on talking about eat out to help out? as i say, the issue was that the scientists had said that they felt that it wasn't necessarily eat out to help out contributed to an increase in prevalence in the virus increase in prevalence in the virus in the autumn of 2020, but it was difficult to prove that one way or the other. but the main issue was it was at odds with the government advice at the time, the messaging if you like that we needed to go b

just a brief bit of background on ellis driveway. it's an approximately 6900 square foot parcel of land. it's located at the southwest corner of the fillmore shopping center. some people refer to it as the safeway shopping center in the western edition, just to get your bearings. you can see here is geary to the north and eddie to the south. and here's the fillmore shopping center. and conveniently underneath the closed captioning is ellis driveway. i apologize for that. the parcel is a remnant of vacated ellis street, which was vacated as part of the redevelopment of this property and the development of the shopping center. the remnant parcel remained with oci with the redevelopment agency and now with cii and provides access to the shopping center. here's a more detailed view of ellis driveway that's fillmore street to the left and the shopping center to the right. and here's sort of a bird's eye or sidewalk eye view of the access area looking towards fillmore street from the shopping center. so the use of the parcel is restricted.

ellie reave is here to explain it. a ran emotional day for a family of four, michigan high school students he gunned down two years ago. we start with breaking news. short time ago, the u.n, citing no mention in the resolution of the attack by hamas. 13 countries voted in favor, the u.k. abstained. in israel that country's defense minister says he believes there are signs hamas is in his words beginning to break inside gaza. an israeli flag was seen raced in the height of gaza city in the north. alex joins us now. so those comments from the defense minister. what evidence is there if any to support what he said? >> well, anderson, no doubt israel has degraded hamas's capabilities. they have taken out several thousand of their fighters, they have killed many of their senior commanders and seized a lot of their arsenal. fighting remains particularly are and the city of han unis. hamas continues to fire rockets. there are at least three barrages aims at tel aviv, this phase, this high intensity phase of the campaign is go

tonight -- tracee ellis ross! "the old man and the pool," comedian mike birbiglia an all-new "closer look. featuring the 8g band with marcus gilmore ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening! i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope everybody is doing well. and now if you don't mind we're going to get to the news hunter biden spoke outside the u.s. capitol yesterday and criticized republicans for ridiculing his struggle with addiction. unfortunately, when it comes to hunter biden, republicans are also struggling with addiction [ laughter ] that's right, hunter biden spoke to reporters yesterday and said that his father was, quote, "not financially involved" in any of his business ventures. well, i believe that he seems like the kind of dad who wouldn't even get involved in your lemonade stand when you were a kid [ laughter ] "you want to sell lemonade, do ya i guess you better get busy planting a lemon tree. [ laughter ] at a rally last night in iowa, former president trump said that

they claimed ellis was trying to open car doors and said he started the confrontation. the defense, pointing to ellis's history of drug addiction, saying when hi, he was violent. the attorney for one of the officers, matthew collins, saying there were no winners in this case. he has maintained that he did everything in his power to prevent this death, this trial was the first under a new state law designed to make it easier to prosecute police accused of wrongfully using force. the tacoma police department still has to determine whether those officers will be disciplined. rhiannon andrew. >> andrea, thank you. the new year will bring a new increase in the price of postage. the post office has announced the price of mailing a first class letter will go up by $0.02. that's to $0.68 on january 21st. it will be the fifth price hike in less than three years. the postal service lost $6 billion in the last year. >> time now for your friday weather. >> good morning. widespread flooding will continue today and tonight across southern california and spreading into arizona. flash

hi, peter and ellie. i please have ellie.rom both you live shout out from both of you live on so that's from scott. on air? so that's from scott. hi, scott. would hi, scott. hi, scott. it would make my day. i met peter in hunstanton hunstanton. oh, this is of ones can is one of those ones i can never get this year, is one of those ones i can never get met this year, is one of those ones i can never get met ellie this year, is one of those ones i can never get met ellie at:his year, is one of those ones i can never get met ellie at tricyear, is one of those ones i can never get met ellie at tric awards in june. >> oh, hi, scott. >> oh, hi, scott. >> yeah, very good to see you. i'm sure, at the tric awards in june. to hear from you june. very good to hear from you again says peter again now. and sandra says peter andre loves him. great andre loves him. and a great addition to gb news. and peter is too humble to read that. no because it would have been, although i made a bigger deal of it than i should have done, i should it go.

, because ellie, i think because the pubuc ellie, i think because the public ellie bit more. public loveneath the carpet a bit, which bit unfair, but who which is a bit unfair, but who knows, might go to bobby. knows, it might go to bobby. >> would like it to to >> i would like it to go to bobby because i think it would be really lovely for his mum looking down. >> he recently done >> and he recently done a performance for dance was performance for a dance that was in jade, and it was in tribute to jade, and it was so because we've him so lovely because we've seen him grow public eye, but grow up in the public eye, but he's that he's never really had that moment of about her moment to kind of talk about her or to her. so i or pay tribute to her. so i think this will be a really lovely final and it's been a great in all, it has great series. all in all, it has been certainly . great series. all in all, it has been certainly. um dun dun dun. >> matthew perry , let's talk >> matthew perry, let's talk about matthew perry. very, very sad . of course, the autopsy sad. of course, the autopsy re

we'll compare to ellis island. pete: i've been there. and visited it. in 1900 a day, it's the max or average of what went through ellis island between 1900 and 1914. will: way more back then. that's a formative period in our nation's history and we're all familiar. my grandfather came through ellis island and we're all familiar with immigrants coming legally to the united states through ellis island and maxwell frost said it was more. 1900 a day. what's happening now at our southern border. almost 8,000 a day crossing. pete: and orderly, logbooks, health checks and checked in in countries of origin and a far more meaningful way and a fourth of the southern board. will: talk about texas and moving to arizona and focus on arizona. take a look at border encounters in that state. 17,050 in a single week. that was last week in november, pete. pete: why might you see it in arizona in the winter? they're the months of the weir when it's tenable to cross in arizona, which in the hottest parts of the summer months, it's impossible. 5,000 border e

i'm ellie gb news weather. i'm ellie glazer.looks like something little looks like something a little bit is on the in the bit milder is on the way in the south the uk through south of the uk through the weekend. low weekend. this area of low pressure out the southwest pressure out to the southwest gradually moves towards us. but pressure out to the southwest grathe.ly moves towards us. but pressure out to the southwest grathe here oves towards us. but pressure out to the southwest grathe here and towards us. but pressure out to the southwest grathe here and now,rds us. but pressure out to the southwest grathe here and now, lowrs. but for the here and now, low pressure in charge, bringing various to the various frontal systems to the west of the uk and bringing you some as well, those some showers as well, those showers push the showers will push in from the west, perhaps wintry west, perhaps turning wintry over wales and over the hills of wales and parts north west england as parts of north west england as well. but for parts s

but to you, first of ellie, i'm not a big fan of all, ellie, i'm not a big fan of all, ellie, i'm notd of celebrity and entertainment think, entertainment because i think, yeah, you come with such a weight of belief and such a weight of belief and such a weight votes you made weight of votes that you made that the country in that impacted the country in such huge way. that impacted the country in suci huge way. that impacted the country in suci think|e way. that impacted the country in suci think it'say. that impacted the country in suci think it's hard to >> i think it's hard to dissociate from that. okay, anna, matt hancock, the anna, i think matt hancock, the damage he did to the damage that he did to the country was despicable. >> fact that he had >> and the fact that he had a platform show like i'm a platform on a show like i'm a celebrity to garner support and sympathy for him, i genuinely believe is just such, you know, a sham to the public. and so disrespect awful. and i think especially in those cases, i think for politicians, it is easier to hold them to account as elected o

ellie has had similar moments. the ball -- bible talks about his workmanship and handiwork and he has a plan for us. you know what we don't know beforehand, we don't always know the last chapter. but we know he has something special and we are navigating these journeys. that was eight years ago. i was doing a business and the company is growing and the same moments continued and then god spoke to me. it came in several dreams that a message for our country, run for office. i'm going to tell you something. i was like what is this? are you serious? i was not a politician. i'm still not a politician. i don't know that we need more politicians. he began speaking to me about our country. this came over and over. i ignore him for a few years. in then it became ash and then it became more clear that now is the time. -- and then it became more clear that now is the time. you remember the indiana jones movie where they step out on the invisible bridge? this is what it feels like for us. we are walking on an invisible bridge

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alexandria hoff has the story. >> alexandria: never mind meticulous recordkeeping of ellis island. he understands this issue and while he was here, he was able to land a last-minute meeting with biden officials, tenth time the democratic mayor has come to d.c. to get help for influx of migrants his city is hosting. he understands this, you have maxwell frost out of florida with this take. >> encourage people to look back into history of ellis island. we were processing more people than we do now, a long time ago with worse technology. we are able to do this, we have to get down to it. >> alexandria: generation z take there. he says as migrant crisis at southern border continues to break records. tuesday marked highest total per one single day ever reported, 12,000 in one day. retired agent chris clemm says the ellis island comparison is a weak one. >> one particular party has gotten the handle on that really well. get back to basics and secure the border, get it done right and go to the table to address immigration. >> alexandria: the 12,000 were encounters with migrants trying to

ellie price, bbc news. we can go live to ellie price now. we can go live to ellie price now.e's still a few of them standing there now, actually far more of them when rishi sunak arrived about an hour and half ago and in fact he was heckled on the way in, somebody shouting lives are worth more than money, mr sunak. that gives you a bit of a sense of some of the feeling that there will indeed be people in the public gallery today, gone into listen to rishi sunak to see what he has to say. of course it is not going to be all about eat out to help out but i think it is a scheme that we have heard so much about over the last few weeks, questions about it keep coming back. i'mjoined now few weeks, questions about it keep coming back. i'm joined now by ione wells, our political correspondent. so much has been made in the papers about eat out to help out, but it's notjust about eat out to help out, but it's not just about that, is about eat out to help out, but it's notjust about that, is it, it's about a broader sense of, was rishi sunak worrying more about the economy than the hea

ellie has had similar moments. the ball -- bible talks about his workmanship and handiwork and he has a plan for us. you know what we don't know beforehand, we don't always know the last chapter. but we know he has something special and we are navigating these journeys. that was eight years ago. i was doing a business and the company is growing and the same moments continued and then god spoke to me. it came in several dreams that a message for our country, run for office. i'm going to tell you something. i was like what is this? are you serious? i was not a politician. i'm still not a politician. i don't know that we need more politicians. he began speaking to me about our country. this came over and over. i ignore him for a few years. in then it became ash and then it became more clear that now is the time. -- and then it became more clear that now is the time. you remember the indiana jones movie where they step out on the invisible bridge? this is what it feels like for us. we are walking on an invisible bridge

ellis island over 60 years, 12 million people were processed.f there in the last three years under this president. i mean, coming off the heels second re industrial revolutionary we needed people. we needed family units. this is not what we are are seeing today. people a ride at ellis island they were stopped on the ship before they even got there to be quarantined for medical. so to compare that is just classic virtue signaling a lot of elected leaders. one particular party has gotten the handle on that really well. >> ainsley: they talk about that if you visit ellis island you see the names on the wall. you had to be vetted. you had to be quarantined and go through medical checks. we are not seeing that at our southern border. >> they are coming in illegally. that's exactly what they're doing. they are getting eventually taken into custody by border patrol and there will be medical screening biometrics. they just are going to do their job. we don't have any room at the inn that we talked about because defunded ice. they reduced the detention c

he really is. >> carley: now we can speak to that hero elly. don't do it for the praise but you do do such good work i don't think there is something like united hats la in the united states something bad happens and you come rushing in 90 seconds before traditional ambulance services arrive to really bridge that gap. what have you seen and experienced since october 7th? how have things changed for your organization? >> first of all, we see a really bad increase of people who have blood pressure related emergencies such as heart attacks heart attacks and stress. leads them to car accidents at work pressure over the people in israel. i never saw this before we have been to wars and situations before. ing people under pressure. people serving in the idf now. so many people have family members leading to more emergencies than ever. something we definitely see now happening. >> carley: wow, and emergencies that i don't think a lot of people have considered because this is such an emotional time for everybody in israel. you experienced a lot of what

ellie and. ellie >> well , it and. ellie >> well, it was a car crash interview., baroness . interview. frankly, baroness. michelle mone admitted she lied over her involvement in ppe deals worth millions during the pandemic. yes >> company medpro was >> the company medpro was awarded contracts awarded government contracts worth than £200 million to worth more than £200 million to supply personal protective equipment or ppe , after she equipment or ppe, after she recommended it to the government. >> speaking on bbc sunday with laura kuenssberg programme , she laura kuenssberg programme, she admitted she's a beneficiary of her husband doug bowerman's financial trust, which holds 60 million of profit from the deal and by the way, the ppe was defective as well. so let's take a listen to what she had to say. >> michelle, it does feel like the truth has had to be dragged out here. >> not really. laura because the only thing i'd say to you is the only thing i'd say to you is the only error that i have made is , only error that i have made is, is say to the press that i w

the pierce county medical examiner ruled ellis' death a homicide caused by ox event deprivation.awyers for the after said high level of methamphetamine in his system and a heart irregularity were to blame. >>> the "detroit news" says donald trump pressured canvassers in a michigan county not to certify votes in the 2020 election. according to recorded calls the then-president told two wayne county canvassers they should not sign the official statement of votes. through a spokesperson trump did not dispute a summary of the call when contacted by the newspaper. the revelation comes as trump faces four counts of criminal conspiracy to defraud the u.s. and its voters of the rightful outcome of the election. >>> the florida "sun sentinel" reports a federal judge noted florida governor ron desantis repeatedly spread false information while pushing for a trans health care ban. the judge is hearing a challenge to the state's ban on medical treatment for transgender children. the law also places restrictions on adult trans care. enforcement of the law as it pertains to minors has been tem

ellie. now it's back to pip and. ellie., prince harry, has been awarded £140,000 after bringing a high court phone hacking claim against mirror group newspapers . against mirror group newspapers. >> let's go straight to our royal correspondent cameron walker . royal correspondent cameron walker. cameron, i understand the judge has been making more comments in the last few moments i >> -- >> yeah, -_ >> yeah, he certainly has. pip just to recap what we know so far, the judge has ruled there was extensive phone hacking at mirror group newspapers from 2006 until 2011. he said that the duke of sussex's phone was probably hacked to a modest extent by mirror group newspapers, and he has ruled that the duke of sussex should be awarded £140,600 in compensation . now the judge has compensation. now the judge has been delivering more more of his decision. i'm just getting that up for you now, he said in summary of the ruling. mr justice fancourt says that i have found that the duke's case of voicemail interception in other words, pho

we're here with professor john ellis distinguished professor santa cruz i bet that was fun.of higher education which we've discussed with him in the past he really is a scholar on this subject. chairman of the california association of psychological larceny he wrote a piece in "the wall street journal," titled higher ed is become a threat to america you lay it out in the article but i want to dig into deeper professor. so tell us how this has come to be and what's taking place on these campuses? >> main thing i would like people to understand much more than they apparently do is our entire educational system has been captured by a radical left far left sect. and this is complete catastrophe for the country and our society cannot let this radical group take over its entire educational system and use it for its own purposes. this something must be done to stop this. in the year, in article -- i listed a number of really catastrophic problems that this society is facing. that everyone can see -- for example, crime out of control, old beautiful cities like san francisco made unl

not leave anyone behind. aha, of ellis yesterday and not leave anyone behind.— of ellis yesterday and people say it is about making _ anyone behind. a lot of people say it is about making the _ anyone behind. a lot of people say it is about making the leap - anyone behind. a lot of people say it is about making the leap for- anyone behind. a lot of people say i it is about making the leap for some countriesjumping over it is about making the leap for some countries jumping over the fossil fuels that so many developed nations use to get to that status and looking towards renewable energy. what will it take to get those developing countries to make the leap? developing countries to make the lea - ? ., , , leap? one thing we have seen is developing _ leap? one thing we have seen is developing countries _ leap? one thing we have seen is developing countries are - leap? one thing we have seen is developing countries are leadingj leap? one thing we have seen is - developing countries are leading the way and claimant ambition that has been so encouraging. it is important to know people are t

the officers were accused of choking and shocking ellis, holding him face-down while he told them hehe. defense attorneys argued that ellis died from a lethal amount of drugs in his system and not from excessive force used by the officers. >>> honda is recalling more than 2.5 million vehicles in the u.s. over a fuel pump defect. the recall impacts 2017 through 2020 models including accords and odysseys. honda says the defect can lead to engine failure or cause stalling while driving. the recall also includes seven acura models. >>> and santa claus comes to town early. the sweet surprise visits are next. >>> finally tonight, santa got a jump start spreading holiday cheer to some on the top of the nice list. >> hello there! [ applause ] >> how are you? merry christmas. >> reporter: the little boy was all smiles as he ran to greet santa at a hospital in brooklyn, new york. and in richmond, virginia, santa visits babies in the nicu this week. he read to some of the hospital's tiniest patients and asked them what they wanted for christmas. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday

i'm ellie glaisyer . it gb news weather. i'm ellie glaisyer.r wet weather looks like it's on its way as we head rest of head through the rest of the weekend into next week. weekend and into next week. storm ellen has been named by the service. this the irish met service. this bringing winds and bringing the strongest winds and heaviest the heaviest rain across the repubuc heaviest rain across the republic but also republic of ireland, but also bringing to bringing some wet weather to parts northern england, parts of northern england, scotland ireland, scotland and northern ireland, too. winds too. those strongest winds likely along those irish sea coasts could see gusts coasts where we could see gusts up to 70 miles an hour and slowly their way south slowly tracking their way south and early and eastwards into the early hours morning, hours of sunday morning, bringing very heavy bringing with it some very heavy rainfall half of rainfall to the southern half of the generally staying the uk, though generally staying dry some clear the uk, though

the officers were accused of choking and shocking ellis, holding his face down while he told them he. defense attorneys argued ellis died from a lethal amount of drugs in his system and not by the excessive force used by the officers. honda is recalling 2.5 million vehicles in the u.s. on a fuel pump defect. it includes 2017-2020 models, including accords and odysseys. honda says it can lead to engine failure or cause stalling while driving. the recall also includes seven acura models. we have important news for holiday travelers about lost luggage. that's next. ext. luggage. that's next. ♪ ♪ 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. to give your teeth a dentist clean feeling. start with a round brush head. add power. and you've got oral-b. round cleans better by surrounding each tooth to remove 100% more plaque. for a superior clean. oral-b. brush like a pro. hi, i'm ben and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. (guitar music) oral-b. with other pro

i never threatened ellie. and i promised to deal with this khvostenko.said that she would break up with him, i wanted to stay with her, hold her face somehow stuff him, but she told me to get out, but apparently she wanted to talk to him herself, but where did i leave these photographs with elle now, but they weren’t in the apartment, which means he took them to kill himself, i have them on my computer, i can print it out for you, well, the photo is the tenth thing, but how do you explain this, we conducted a search at your house in the garage, we found this medallion, this... was given by ellya as a reconciliation, well, for opening her eyes to khvostenko’s betrayal and that he only needs her for the money, well, how do you know, maybe khvostenko just a stroller , but he really loved elvira alexandrova, yeah, of course, and it’s kind of a coincidence that he has a lot of debts, and ellie has a rich dad, who, by the way, promised to give them a house in finland for their wedding, but i’m telling you this khvostenko , she said that there would be no weddi

the prosecutor says ellis told the officers he couldn't breathe as he was being held down. officer's attorneys say ellis was the aggressor and that he died of a drug overdose and heart disease. the defense is set to give its closing arguments tomorrow. >> and in central california, a 17 year old law clerk becomes the youngest person to ever pass the bar exam in the state. in july 2nd, larry county district attorney, law clerk peter park took the bar. he learned he passed the test on his first try early last month. park says he now wants to be a prosecutor in order to, quote, uphold liberty, equality and justice in society. and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday. or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> new at 11 tonight the developers of a large scale construction project on san francisco bay are now looking to get approval for those plans next month. >> the chronicle reports strata tcc partners and trammell crow will begin the entitleme

but i do think men pull their weight as well. >> okay, ellie. >> okay, ellie. >> ellie, you're definitelynow? >> peter i'll take >> thank you. peter i'll take that. you very that. thank you very much. >> christmas have >> happy christmas peter, have a good one. and elizabeth too. >> merry christmas everybody. >> merry christmas everybody. >> merry christmas elizabeth. you have a lovely one thank you have a lovely one too. thank you, thank you. you, thank you, thank you. >> you in year. i'll >> see you in the new year. i'll come in on christmas day. >> are you? >> are you? >> i'm sneaking out of the house. >> well, very for you. i'm not. >> i know you're not. thank you. >> i know you're not. thank you. >> thank. >> thank. >> you know, we've got in sport today. we have got a big star guest. we have got the legendary pdc referee, the darts man himself, 182 russ bray. good morning russ. he's worth waiting for. >> yeah there he is russ. >> yeah there he is russ. >> was it the worst darts call of 180 that you'd ever just heard. by the way uh if i'm going to be honest with you paul >> yes. yeah.

amy: i want to bring ellie baron into the cover station. are a haverford junior, granddaughter of a holocaust survivor. talk about what you're demanding at haverford. you all just finished occupying the admin offices, threatened with arrest yesterday. is that right? >> so we occupied founders hall, which is the main administrative building. if we did not lead by yesterday morning, we were threatened with a dean's panel, which could include expulsion. we have been called for this for use -- for a cease-fire for the president to release a statement. this has precedent at haverford college. in 1969 from the president wrote a letter to president nixon and galvanize the signatures of 79 other college presidents demanding that president nixon opposed the vietnam war. so we are demanding that president raymond follow in his footsteps in this tradition of activism and using leadership in order to create change in the world, which is very much in line with our quaker values and call for a cease-fire and for our elected officials to support peace in

i'm ellie a cold and ellie glazer.across southern half picture across the southern half . showers continue push in . showers continue to push in from these turning from the west. these turning to snow ground of snow over the high ground of wales. of the pennines as wales. parts of the pennines as well, up to ten well, perhaps seeing up to ten centimetres snow and some icy centimetres of snow and some icy conditions this conditions expected through this morning. north, though, morning. further north, though, under those clear skies across scotland sunshine scotland, plenty of sunshine around afternoon , around through this afternoon, but in that but feeling cold in that sunshine . some perhaps sunshine. some spots perhaps staying freezing . however, staying below freezing. however, further south under that cloud and rain, a much milder day around degrees. but some around 8 to 10 degrees. but some strong winds from the southwest perhaps taking notch those perhaps taking a notch off those temperatures. strong winds temper

welcome to your latest gb i'm ellie gb news weather. i'm ellie glazer.he past couple of days doesn't look like any time soon. like it's leaving any time soon. low out to the low pressure sits out to the northeast of northwest of the uk , slowly moving its way towards us, frontal systems , slowly moving its way towards us, the frontal systems , slowly moving its way towards us, the restrontal systems , slowly moving its way towards us, the rest of1tal systems , slowly moving its way towards us, the rest of1tal weekend and over the rest of the weekend and into the of christmas day into the start of christmas day as . back to saturday as well. back to saturday though, cloudy picture for the though, a cloudy picture for the southern half the but southern half of the uk, but plenty of wet weather parts plenty of wet weather for parts of scotland very heavy of scotland and some very heavy rain into the west with rain pushing into the west with up to 80mm across any high ground. and could see some ground. and we could see some snow very far snow across the very

i'm ellie glazier . so gb news weather. i'm ellie glazier.h some mist and freezing fog that could linger through much of the day. quite slack winds, across much slack winds, though, across much of uk, various frontal slack winds, though, across much of u bringing; frontal slack winds, though, across much of u bringing us ontal slack winds, though, across much of u bringing usontal showers systems bringing us some showers , particularly west. , particularly across the west. but of us, it will be a but for many of us, it will be a dry bright day. that mist dry and bright day. that mist and freezing fog across parts of east eastern england east anglia, eastern england could much the could linger for much of the day, many of us, it will day, but for many of us, it will be brighter that mist be turning brighter as that mist and fog clears plenty of sunshine afternoon. sunshine through this afternoon. those along those showers, though, along those western coasts perhaps turning wintry the hills of turning wintry over the hills of wales northwest en

. >> and we're going to have an appeal for ellie's cat, ellie. ellie has rescued a cat, and we're going to tell you the whole story. um as the programme progresses, waiting progresses, we're just waiting for be for the pictures to be transferred over . meanwhile, for the pictures to be transferred over. meanwhile, in the the colorado supreme the usa, the colorado supreme court has removed donald trump from the state's republican primary ballot. >> well, it ruled he had violated the insurrectionist clause, citing his role in the january 6th riot. >> this is the first time in history that that clause has been used to disqualify a presidential candidate. >> well, let's speak now to steve gill, former adviser to the clinton and bush administrations. the clinton and bush administrations . very good to administrations. very good to see you this morning, steve. and this is significant, isn't it? it is the first time in history that this section three clause of the 14th amendment has been used to disqualify a president candidate. tell us a little bit abo

ellie, thanks very much.ondon, with a specialisation on uk politics and elections. tim, welcome to the programme. what have you made of today's evidence? i don't think we've seen the flashpoints that some perhaps expected and wanted, and clearly from the interview you've just had, those bereaved families will never be satisfied with borisjohnson's evidence. he played it fairly calmly today, there was some irritation among some people there with his occasionalfailure to among some people there with his occasional failure to recollect what had happened, "i don't know, i don't remember, i don't recall," and that is a problem when you're trying to gather evidence for something, there's obvious he some frustration with those lost whatsapp's, which will be more difficult to get out of borisjohnson what he was thinking at the time then it has been with other witnesses to the inquiry. you will remember _ other witnesses to the inquiry. you will remember the timeline, what did you make of the explanations for the slow

ellie price, thank you. _ heard by a wider audience. ellie price, thank you.u. we will keep you up—to—date with the covid inquiry. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some of the other stories making news today. then as �*s president nicolas maduro has ordered the state oil company to issue extraction licenses in the oil—rich region. he has proposed incorporating it into venezuela but in neighbouring guyana said it will ask the un security council to intervene. tributes have been paid to denny laine the founder and lead singer of the legendary 60's band the moody blues who died at the age of 79. he also started the group wings with sir paul mccartney co—writing mull of kintyre which famously outsold any beatles single in the uk. saudi arabia has announced long—term tax incentives to foreign firms that locate their regional headquarters there. firms will receive benefits including a thirty—year exemption firms will receive benefits including a 30—year exemption from corporate income tax. the country's finance minister said the me

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they were great. >> oh, chris, sorry , ellie. >> oh, chris, sorry, ellie. rhys. how how is he? how's he get on on the pitch? i mean, does he manage to get from from end to end? okay. yeah he's he's a box to box midfielder. >> he's 74 now, so he's been with the club over 50 years since he was 16. um and yeah. and he got picked first game of the season. i thought he did well as did he, but he hasn't been since unfortunately. been picked since unfortunately. so he's fighting his place so he's fighting for his place in the team at the moment. well well chris, you got praise there from harry redknapp describing you as great guys. >> describe the team to us. is it a really close knit team? do you well? yeah you all get along well? yeah >> there's a nice mix of a of a of players there. i think our youngest being 16. and as i said, johns , our oldest at 74, said, johns, our oldest at 74, we've also, as harry mentioned, we've also, as harry mentioned, we've got a the manager's dad, colin at 59, who's the captain . colin at 59, who's the captain. yeah, there's a real

medical sources declared the cause of death of manuel ellis to be homicide due to lack of oxygen. a group of human rights activists protested and demanded the implementation of justice after these three police forces. we don't just sit and cry. we don't just sit somewhere and finish. issuing an acquittal in a show court does not prevent him. that we don't know what really happened. and news from our country about the movement festival with the presence of representatives of selected scientific associations of universities in shahid university beheshti was held. in this ceremony, the deputy minister of cultural and social affairs announced the doubling of the cash prize for the winners of this festival. let's have the spirit of hope and movement. a movement festival at shahid beheshti university is the work of the scientific associations of each other. for a joint scientific work, creating synergy and introducing the capabilities and capacities of student scientific associations is one of the goals of holding the 16th marare movement festival. today, many scientific associations ha

ellie's back tomorrow morning. ellie's back tomorrow morning at six with an.vern here you. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. blustery showers will continue for many of us today. some longer spells of rain, also some and rain, but also some drier and brighter interludes . certainly a brighter interludes. certainly a brighter interludes. certainly a bright in the southeast bright start in the southeast and northeast scotland, and parts of northeast scotland, eastern seeing some eastern england seeing some sunny a lot of cloud sunny spells, a lot of cloud elsewhere, a gusty wind gusts of 4050 miles an hour. not as windy as yesterday, but still very blustery out there and we're going to see frequent showers moving through for some longer spells of rain. for example , spells of rain. for example, this area of rain moving through east anglia, the midlands and the south later 12 celsius in the south later 12 celsius in the south. colder further north and with some longer spells of rain and hill snow for scotland . rain and hill s

ellie the weather with. ellie >> looks like things are heating up.ood afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news weather. i'm ellie glaisyer. low pressure still very much in charge of our weather over the next couple of days, bringing us some unsettled conditions and some wet and windy the storm windy weather on the way. storm fergus named by met eireann slowly continues to move its way towards the uk through the rest of and into monday. this of sunday and into monday. this will bring rain spreading its way scotland and way across parts of scotland and this falling on this rain already falling on some very saturated ground with further pushing across further rain pushing across northernthe early hours of through the early hours of monday strong monday morning. some very strong winds , too, particularly across winds, too, particularly across western of wales and western parts of wales and through bristol channel, through the bristol channel, where could see gusts where we could see those gusts up 60 miles an hour. up to 60 miles an hour. temperatures a

ellie. thanks andrew and. ellie. of you are getting in touch this morning. so many emails in on assisted dying and of course dame esther rantzen and her story. margaret says we need to look to canada to see the unintended consequences of legalising assisted dying . and legalising assisted dying. and that's what you were talking about earlier. >> we were talking about that to arlene in canada arlene foster because in canada now, if you've got protracted, prolonged that now, if you've got protracted, pr a onged that now, if you've got protracted, pra reason that now, if you've got protracted, pra reason you that now, if you've got protracted, pra reason you can that now, if you've got protracted, pra reason you can give. that now, if you've got protracted, pra reason you can give. t0|at is a reason you can give. to which i think bit worrying which i think is a bit worrying to least . to say the least. >> well, is the argument, >> well, this is the argument, isn't it? it's the slippery slope that you slope argument that

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trey: you know, ellie, what i don't get, i don't get any of it, but what i really don't get is israel goes out of its way to protect noncombatants and civilians, but yet israel is judged by a different world standard. you mentioned it, the un can't wait to criticize israel. they get laryngitis when it comes to hamas and even joe biden, even joe biden seems to have lost the stomach for war. he says israel must change. what does he want israel to do? fight more compassionately? kill more softly? what does he want them to do? >> they, i met with idf officials on the ground in israel, and i was reminded how the israel defense forces is the most moral army in the world. they take steps like notifying civilians before they're targeting certain areas and neighborhoods and they evacuated almost the entire north of gaza before they started their military response in gaza. and they created a humanitarian corridor, which, trey, you're not going to believe, since they've created this corridor on october 18, hamas has launched 116 rocket attacks from the humanitarian corridor against israel with a