and as pointed out earlier by emily harding. _ devest.arding, there _ devest. and as pointed out earlier by emily harding, there is - devest. and as pointed out earlier by emily harding, there is also . devest. and as pointed out earlier| by emily harding, there is also the opportunity for india as well because of china. interesting. 0k, not necessarily a uk perspective, but andrew, but maybe more so, what are you keeping your eye out for over this weekend? saturday and sunday is the actual summit. absolutely. i think it is interesting as watch —— as much as what is not said, is what is, as we had to emily, the tensions that exist over ukraine, they won't be a joint communique there, india has a struggling —— straddled both sides, trying to keep companies on side despite countries on site. there are issues around food security and energy security where there will be some interesting debates, we have seen inflation pick up in india recently and obviously they have had some limiting of exports which could have a knock—on effect of global fo

emily harding, thank you for being on the program. at summit is saturday and sunday.ve plenty of coverage on that. around the world and across the u.k., this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories in the news. a former metropolitan police officers have pleaded guilty to sending grossly offsive messages on whatsapp. some of the messages came to light after an investigation carried out by bbc news and they were about the duchess of six and richie sunak. though the man had already retired from the police. the conservative mp chris picture is standingown after losing his appeal against a suspension regarding a gropi ng allegation. that will trigger a by election in staffordshire. network rail has admitted a series of failings connected to a train the realm it in which three people died. real operators said a number of errors had contributed to the crash in stone haven in bad weather. you are live with bbc news. the supreme court in mexico has decriminalized abortion across the country. it said the denial of the possibility of a termination was a violation of women'

it will be dominating the headlines over the next couple of days, and we can speak now to emily hardingank you for coming on the programme. so what do we think the world leaders and then for us will be talking about the next couple of days? i for us will be talking about the next couple of days?— for us will be talking about the next couple of days? i think the easy answer _ next couple of days? i think the easy answer is _ next couple of days? i think the easy answer is properly - next couple of days? i think the easy answer is properly not - next couple of days? i think the i easy answer is properly not much about ukraine. the leaders of this summit are effectively sidestepping some of the more controversial issues and president modi is really taking this opportunity to showcase india, the way india is leading the global south on a world stage. and global south on a world stage. and what does that mean in practice? what kind of commitment, what kind of agreements will they be hanging out? i of agreements will they be hanging out? ., ., ., , , . ., out? i would not really expect to see

candidate, vivek ramaswamy, trump, desantis, he is waffly on it, too, he is not in hard core neo-concategory like nikki haley. >> emilyt democratic candidate in 2024. this was the democratic poll. talking about it earlier and you said anybody, but biden. this has significant impact on potentially now nikki haley's emergence or surge behind her numbers now. >> certainly and nikki haley said it best, this won'ting haley v biden, it will be haley v harris. compare these two women or candidate and no comparison, haley demonstrated leaderability and i believe this poll, i believe she will win. can she capture hearts of republicans in the primary? to rachel's point, she is more of a conventional republican and look at polling, american republicans do not seem to want that conventional politician. that is why they continue to support trump and i think desantis and vivek, we'll see what happens. >> harris: can i scoot in here, you are right, it will be kamala harris versus whoever it is going to be. get it right for republicans, some have to fall away so they can narrow down the field and get to issues they have to beat the l

. >> emily, again, this is probably a hard question for you given that you are 13, what is it?rents are going to watch this, i'm sorry. at one point i didn't want the dean to keep calling my parents, so i went on our house phone machine and i blocked the number, so they never heard the voicemails and i never told them that. yeah. sorry, guys. but isn't that smart? >> that's very smart. >> that was smart. >> i thought of this just now that for one of my dad's birthdays, one of his coworkers gave him a playboy, only pornography in our house and i found out where it was hidden. and i was -- i don't know how old i was. 40. but i would -- it was in the laundry closet outside my bedroom and i would go and just look at it but i was -- before that age when you knew what you were supposed to do with it. it's still a mystery. this is a real up beat question. >> you skipped me, that was nice. >> oh, my god, i'm sorry. >> i shouldn't have said anything. >> come on. >> honey, turn the television off so the kids can't see this. i have children. >> that's in secret? >> no. >> where did you ke

so emily, isn't this why they do not want trump back in office and they are fighting so hard because wins, there goes the gravy train again. >> emily: absolutely and keep in mind that this is right after we that we left behind upwards of $83 billion of assets in afghanistan. that is our money. right quick thanks to and him. we know. $175 million worth of drugs along. we left more planes and air. there left behind in afghanis afghanistan. then other nato nations have on their own and out to your point, tax money is now going to ukraine so the dorey memory that taxpayers are subjected to means that we are supposed to forget about the debauchery and the multi millions and billions that have already seen in ghost spent and invested. to your point that they are to the rim in, no thanks to esua is weird talked to earlier, the age of new york,'s continual persecution of the trump foundation. their charity can do no wrong can do meronk wrong but the term is certainly the subject of criminal and civil investigations. can i make one quick point about the candy thing. >> sure. >> she just interr

emily schmidt reporting. >> remember this? it's hard to believe this actually happened.s been three years since the bay area made headlines across the country when the sky turned orange as the smoke from wildfires caused the orange sky and drone seven captured these views that were truly unforgettable. it's like a scene out of an apocalypse apocalyptic movie and i just remember seeing people run out to the streets, all taking photos, just really felt like the world was almost going to end when people walked outside to see these orange skies. hard to believe it's been three years now. congresswoman nancy pelosi ended speculation about her political future when she announced she would seek reelection. pelosi's announcement drew cheers from a pro-union crowd in san francisco, even though she's been in congress for 36 years. pelosi says her job isn't done. pelosi says she's still the best woman for the job because of the experience she's had since she first arrived in d.c. back in 1987. >> i know the congress very well . i know the country very well. more importantly, i know

emilie ikeda. >> reporter: the star of action-packed hits "unbreakable" and "die hard," on screen bruce willis haseen a formidable force >> welcome to the party, pal >> reporter: but last year he stepped away from his illustrious acting career spanning more than four decades after his family announced he was diagnosed first with aphasia, a disorder that impacts how a person talks and understands language, and then frontotemporal dementia, or ftd, which affects parts of the brain typically associated with personality, behavior, and language >> does he know what's going on is that something that he is aware of >> hard to know. >> reporter: in her first on-camera interview since his diagnosis, the actor's wife, emma heming willis, opened up about her role as a care partner and their family's journey on the "today" show >> dementia is hard. it's hard on the person diagnosed it's also hard on the family and that is no different for bruce or myself or our girls. >> reporter: the 68-year-old shares three children with ex-wife and actor demi moore and two young children with heming willis who says pinpoin

. >> i will share that full unhinged meltdown from the former bbc darling turned hard left flamethrower. emilyactivists , the beeb's existing activists, veteran john simpson, is forced to apologise for openly campaigning against surging donald trump, one of britain's best journalists. former bbc man tom bower gets stuck into his old employees latest embarrassing impartiality. row in uncanceled as well as delivering a major exclusive on harry and meghan. stand by for that. meanwhile, will this new netflix documentary finally answer the mystery of who killed jill dando , the golden girl of jill dando, the golden girl of british television , murdered on british television, murdered on her doorstep in broad daylight ? her doorstep in broad daylight? investigative journalist and former top cop mark williams—thomas gives his view on the 25 year old murder probe after gaining exclusive insight via thousands of reports, documents and bombshell video evidence . he's live shortly. and evidence. he's live shortly. and is david walliams right to sue? britain's got talent after being forced to resign over

emily and i appear on bbc shows. it would not have been hardr from the bbc to call someone from . gb news is woke someone from. gb news is woke comedy funny? >> peter kay has criticised political correctness. he said it's a minefield . now that's the it's a minefield. now that's the topic of my big opinion, which will be on twitter shortly. but the emails are coming in thick and fast . mark at gbnews.com and and fast. mark at gbnews.com and we will start with a very wise email from william . good email from william. good evening, william. first email of the of the show so far comedy is self—regulating , says william self—regulating, says william low. attendance yes. and then the show is cancelled , but the show is cancelled, but original comedy is high attendance. even the beeb has to introduce canned laughter now because there is no comedy. william i do agree. i think comedy is dying, william i do agree. i think comedy is dying , kathy says, hi comedy is dying, kathy says, hi mark thank goodness. i grew up in the 70s and the 80s when comedy wa

hard at all. >> well, didn't. >> well, they didn't. >> well, they didn't. >> have emily and i appear >> they have emily and i appearbbc shows. would not have on bbc shows. it would not have been for a producer from been hard for a producer from the bbc to call someone from gb news good morning britain news like good morning britain did that show give did to go on that show and give the side of the argument. the other side of the argument. and didn't do that. and they didn't do that. >> lewis on a broadly on a philosophical i guess, philosophical point, i guess, do you think is troubling for you think is it troubling for you think is it troubling for you as someone that assume you as someone that i assume believes that believes in press freedom, that you state broadcaster you see the state broadcaster with massive monopoly backed with a massive monopoly backed by licence calling for by the licence fee calling for what is essentially media censorship ? censorship? >> oh, yeah, i think it is. and i think that what the bbc struggles that you at struggles with that you guys at gb have really got down is gb news have rea

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emily put those into perspective. all the great work that you all did throughout the time that you served as youth commissioners, i bet you didn't think you would be working so hard. but, you were able to accomplish great things in the process. what is interesting about being here today, it takes me back, because just recently i was redoing my retirement forms, and one of the persons who i was meeting with to help understand what was going on said, you have some time that you could actually buy back in 1991, and i said, 1991! wait a minute, i was in high school in 1991 because i graduated 1992. i remember i was a part of one of the first organizations to bring youth into city hall to learn about policy in government. i completely forgot about this, but it was called the mayor's youth forum. the mayor's youth forum was put together by former mayor art agnus and i like to remind mayor agnus i got to meet him in his office in high school and he laughs about that. the mayor's youth forum was filled with a lot of department heads at that time. people who helped us learn about government and how to make a impact. what is interesting to hear emily talk about the amazing

emily surprise you? >> elon that's what you get when kids are educated in california. that surprised? no, i don't see the privilege of working ready hardeally white privilege, sorry for hard working guys. >> well, michael, don't you pine for the good old days when the schools turned you into drug addicts? right, wouldn't that be easier? just like being a pot head out in the parking lot. i feel bad for elon, i don't know what he will do here. do you put her on one of your rockets and send her up in space? now when you want to come down, you say you love daddy. >> yes. i mean he could do that. he's got all the money and everything like that. he kind of use that to prod her in his direction. but has a lot of kids, this isn't the only one, they are all over the place. >> the oldest one. >> she's turning into a commie, you have sympathy? >> he has 10 kids and even if he loses three more, still has seven that likes him. way that i look at it, all 10 will never like you. only lost one so far. >> that's true. >> if this one is smart and not say anything until he dies until his inheritance and then bad mouth. you know how much money he be left

emily: i'm freezing. i was complaining the entire green room i was like guys why are we in antarctica but at so hard to beve so much ac. we have dictators in new york right now not even five blocks away from here. we have bigger problems to tackle than having an abundance of ac in the united states. can we please come back to earth for another minute. i know there are aliens now but let's come back to earth. bigger problems to tackle sorry guy or girl who wrote this article. >> greg: loftus, i was thinking about this. how do you get air conditioning when there's no walls? like when you're wandering around, do you just like stand outside, people --. >> michael: you stand outside and you hope. [laughter] >> michael: you just hope and you wait. this is like, what a ginormous waste of time this article was. i read this thing and wanted that hunk of my life back. you're like climate change is going to kill us all. not what should we do, oh, i bet it's the air conditioning. air conditioning. so first of all, shut up. second of all, where's your big article on fire? right? oh, fire bad. >> greg: fire bad. >> mic

emily. com.come tanya. she has more fake hair than a build up there. "new york times" best selling author and fox news catch it hard and it takes a month to complete his annual physical. the new york times best selling author, comedian monthlete and a world champion. i ran. >> what's up, guy? hey, greg. how are you doing doing great. great. awesome. you look fantastic. thank you. whis only solution to put a republican in charge. and because that's not possiblei ,we're doomed.at som >> there's probably no greate immediate solution. some of these places and i am just blown away by the ratcheting up of the rhetoric w from mayor adams becausee we're not that far removed from the trump years. and all these people were back when trump was president. >> oh, let's read thte - statue of liberty poem and write the poem the huddled masses and now is likeying it'r city. >> it's just a few years later . and that's quite a reality check, am n right? and i'm now seeing adam is getting attacked by the left forum being a mini trump fr just recognizing the problem, playing out in front his eyes. and he's trying to sort of blame repu

emily put those into perspective. all the great work that you all did throughout the time that you served as youth commissioners, i bet you didn't think you would be working so hard. but, you were able to accomplish great things in the process. what is interesting about being here today, it takes me back, because just recently i was redoing my retirement forms, and one of the persons who i was meeting with to help understand what was going on said, you have some time that you could actually buy back in 1991, and i said, 1991! wait a minute, i was in high school in 1991 because i graduated 1992. i remember i was a part of one of the first organizations to bring youth into city hall to learn about policy in government. i completely forgot about this, but it was called the mayor's youth forum. the mayor's youth forum was put together by former mayor art agnus and i like to remind mayor agnus i got to meet him in his office in high school and he laughs about that. the mayor's youth forum was filled with a lot of department heads at that time. people who helped us learn about government and how to make a impact. what is interesting to hear emily talk about the amazing

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emily put those into perspective. all the great work that you all did throughout the time that you served as youth commissioners, i bet you didn't think you would be working so hard. but, you were able to accomplish great things in the process. what is interesting about being here today, it takes me back, because just recently i was redoing my retirement forms, and one of the persons who i was meeting with to help understand what was going on said, you have some time that you could actually buy back in 1991, and i said, 1991! wait a minute, i was in high school in 1991 because i graduated 1992. i remember i was a part of one of the first organizations to bring youth into city hall to learn about policy in government. i completely forgot about this, but it was called the mayor's youth forum. the mayor's youth forum was put together by former mayor art agnus and i like to remind mayor agnus i got to meet him in his office in high school and he laughs about that. the mayor's youth forum was filled with a lot of department heads at that time. people who helped us learn about government and how to make a impact. what is interesting to hear emily talk about the amazing

emily? i don't know. i'm not optimistic. are you? >> reporter: i think when you take a look at everything they have to do, there are some things that congress absolutely has to get done. it is hardh a lot of impact. there is a chance to get some of this done. if you look at the agenda, they have until september 30th to renew or extend half a dozen major programs and bills that will otherwise expire. this includes government funding. both chuck schumer and kevin mccarthy said they want to extend funding to later in the year to giveissues. a group of hard line republicans are vowing to oppose unless it gives you lower spending. bill hoagland with the bipartisan center said mccarthy will need to partner with the democrats to get the government funded. >> that sets up for a difficult set of negotiations. i don't want to get into the politics too far, but i have to think this becomes a question of whether or not speaker mccarthy is willing to trade off a continued resolution for a potential motion to vacate his seat. >> reporter: government funding is not the only thing running out at the end of september. the half a dozen other programs run out on the 30th. that means congress has a