, seen it with france, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.h patrick christys gb news british news . channel welcome back. you are watching or listening to me. patrick christys on gb news. now the fa have found themselves in extremely hot water today after they decided not to light up the wembley arch in the colours of the flag. the decision the israeli flag. the decision has caused outrage given the fa's track as will be fa's track record as you will be able you're watching fa's track record as you will be able your you're watching fa's track record as you will be able your tvyou're watching fa's track record as you will be able your tv screensratching fa's track record as you will be able your tv screens nowing fa's track record as you will be able your tv screens now of us on your tv screens now of lighting it in a variety of lighting it up in a variety of different that i believe different causes that i believe is ukrainian flag. is the ukrainian flag. there's the lgbtq+ flag we've had in france , turkey as well. anyway france, turkey as w

, etcetera . and trains, etcetera, etcetera. there are some schools where they will now be a police presence at opening and closing times . times. >> since the conflict began this weekend, jewish communities across london have been supporting each other as people wait to hear for news of their loved ones. eric elbaz has cousins serving in the israeli military. >> my cousin who sends me regular texts. he said, happy to share my information . then he share my information. then he goes, my childhood friend amit and his brother were killed in hazara, the son of our good friend and neighbour was killed as a combat fighter in the battle in kosovo, where my son is now with his team . a sister is now with his team. a sister of one of my soldiers from team oz who was seriously injured in lebanon and her husband, little girl, were murdered in their home in kafr , which is a kibbutz home in kafr, which is a kibbutz in gaza . so it keeps sending me in gaza. so it keeps sending me updates . but it's in gaza. so it keeps sending me updates. b

f sake etcetera. he says i. f sake etcetera.f things that we a lot of things like that and we know can't be starmer because know it can't be starmer because he's opinion. he's expressing a clear opinion. yes. so that's how we know yes. and so that's how we know it's him. and a degree of it's not him. and a degree of emotion. that's emotion. exactly. and that's probably why sir simon clarke wants cause he wants to tone it down, cause he doesn't people to think doesn't want people to think that suddenly got passionate. >> well, it's kind important >> well, it's kind of important as that tories step as well that the tories step up and doni as well that the tories step up and don't listen deep and say, don't listen to deep fakes, course this fakes, because of course this could to them just as could be applied to them just as easily. could get a easily. you could easily get a deepfake listen to deepfake of anyone i listen to the record. does. mean, the record. it does. i mean, scary. it sounds accurate. scary. it sounds very accurate

etcétera pero en el tailgate de los niners es impresionante.rada de joven. me parece que son derrotas que significan lecciones para el equipo. primero, los niners no eran los mejores cuando estaban 5 y 0 y ahora no son los peores porque están 5 y 3. es un equipo sólido que va a estar en playoffs, eso lo aseguro. y hay que tenerle fe. ahora van a descansar esta semana y el descanso les viene bien. bueno ese positivismo me gusta. te convencí. >> sí, sí, sí. gracias, max. >> bueno, se acerca precisamente el día de los muertos y algunas personas en la bahía tienen su altar. >> televidentes de nuestra región nos explican qué es lo que no debe faltar en 1 de ellos . rebotando de doctor en doctor. como un balón. ¿mandaron mis exámenes de laboratorío? ¿o los tenía que mandar yo? luego viene el papeleo, las facturas, el... cuando la cobertura y el cuidado de salud trabajan juntos todo es mucho más fácil. en kaiser permanente, trabajamos juntos para cuidar de todo lo que tú eres. en la bahía, nuestros vehículos. pero no lo harán si tenemos . los vehículo

are these countries, people like the uk, etcetera to engineer etcetera, to try and engineer peace talksct to an end? >> i personally, nor do any of my ukrainian friends see any point in peace talks. peace talks are in russia's favour at the moment . president zelenskyy the moment. president zelenskyy has set out very, very clear . has set out very, very clear. ten, very clear and preconditions for peace talks. and the first one is of those is that russia takes its soldiers off ukrainian soil and back to 1991, borders . we know that 1991, borders. we know that russia is taking a severe beating on the on the battlefield and that peace talks and freezing the conflict where it is, is would be very much in russia's favour. russia would make a any commitment which russia would make. we know we could not trust because they have broken every single commitment they have made in international agreements relevant to ukraine. and so there is unless russia is willing to stop fighting and withdraw completely , there is withdraw completely, there is there is no point for peace talks at the moment . th

as get etcetera.ill, of course, bring that to you as soon as we get it. so stay tuned. i've got a rip roaring final hour coming your way, stuck for the labour mp. start for the top gas. make sure that you stay tuned. patrick christys right here on gb news. we are britain's news channel and we are the labour party are live at the labour party conference don't conference in liverpool. don't move. >> hello there and greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. we'll see some patchy low cloud and fog developing, across developing, particularly across southern parts england and southern parts of england and wales, the heavy wales, but further the heavy rain pushing into scotland. that's courtesy of weather fronts pushing through over the next few days. this weather front are dividing line between warm air to the south colder warm air to the south and colder air the air trying to come into the north middle of the week. north by the middle of the week. we've already got that cloud and r

. laudable . etcetera.hat's laudable. that's right. but we also have a responsibility to get control of what is a migration system being abused by the traffickers. that means we have to take the action that's necessary. there's or that's necessary. there's 3 or 4 ways doing it, but i hope ways of doing it, but i hope tomorrow clear . well, tomorrow he will be clear. well, if they if this gets overturned, we'll wait and see. there is stage two to go to and we will take that stage . take that stage. >> we'll wait and see. >> we'll wait and see. >> to be clear about >> he has to be clear about that. >> we'll wait and see. but i thought suella, given thought for suella, given the whole given whole whole pitch, given the whole political gives political image that she gives not talk about, she not to even talk about, she could hinted, couldn't could have hinted, couldn't she? you'll tomorrow. you'll hear more tomorrow. didn't mention it. >> disappointing. there's didn't mention it. >> teddy)pointing. there's didn

that's laudable . etcetera. that's laudable. that's right.ut we also have a responsibility to control of responsibility to get control of what is a migration system being abused by the traffickers. that means we have to take the action that's necessary. there's or that's necessary. there's 3 or 4 ways doing it, but i hope ways of doing it, but i hope tomorrow clear . well, tomorrow he will be clear. well, if they if this gets overturned, we'll wait and see. there is stage two to go to and we will take that stage . take that stage. >> we'll wait and see. >> we'll wait and see. >> to be clear about >> he has to be clear about that. >> we'll wait and see. but i thought suella, given thought for suella, given the whole given whole whole pitch, given the whole political gives political image that she gives not talk about, she not to even talk about, she could hinted, couldn't could have hinted, couldn't she? you'll tomorrow. you'll hear more tomorrow. didn't mention it. >> disappointing. there's didn't mention it. >> teddy)pointing. there's didn't

, etcetera, businesses, etcetera, etcetera, their cars also.e star, dawn neesom, and the former adviser to the labour party mccgwire, party, scarlett mccgwire, who joined us discuss what we've joined to us discuss what we've been talking about. oh, sorry. i think i stopped holding hands. >> you two. i'm not holding hands. >> i'm very sorry. sorry. >> i'm very sorry. sorry. >> blossoming relationship. >> blossoming relationship. >> i want to talk about this story . i want to talk about this story. i want to talk about this story. i want to talk about this story. tori, stop using hotels in election battlegrounds for migrants. dawn, take it away. well just within hours of the conservative party's bruising double by—election loss , this is announced. >> basically, it's a it's a very controversial policy. it has been from day one. it hasn't. it it's costing £8 million a day to house 50,000 migrants in the channel house 50,000 migrants in the channel, migrants in about 400 hotels across britain . and it's hotels across britain. and it's caused lots o

but the etcetera, etcetera.started, evidently in paris and sort of like the bed bug invasion, they were riddled with it. the french are now saying actually they think it's proper ganda fake news put out on media by russian bots . on social media by russian bots. well why harm to spread spread fear over the crisis. as you as you said earlier on, stephen, this isn't really spreading fear. fear. i mean, there are other things. i'm slightly more worried about than bed bugs, to be honest with you. >> yeah, there are some bigger things on the world at things going on in the world at the moment, but the french are accusing the russians of saying they seeking to damage accusing the russians of saying they reputation ng to damage accusing the russians of saying they reputation of to damage accusing the russians of saying they reputation of theiamage accusing the russians of saying they reputation of the country their reputation of the country before olympics. their reputation of the country bef oh, olympics. their reputa

official, in this case, extremely partisan, incredibly broad power to ruin a life, ruin a career, etcetera. then the case is assigned to a trump-hating judge, politically elected and if you read a news article that appeared this weekend, he hassan tip athy against real estate. the judge no one asked for a jury trial, that is disingenuous, it is true, president trump's lawyers could have asked for a jury trial. there is case in 2011 that said under this executive law, 6312, there was no right to a jury because it is asking for injuncturive relief, not damaging. they are talking about stripping donald trump of hundreds of millions, taking away his international brand. today it seems the judge got a glimpse of what is going on here. you are right, it is dangerous. >> laura: appearance of corruption in this entire proceeding. mollie, last night on "60 minutes," attorney general garland denied there is any or a whiff of bias in prosecution. watch. we do not have one rule for republican and democrats, we don't have one rule for foes and another for friends. we have one rule and that one rule, we

por motivos por las manifestaciones que había también por los cortes de comunicaciones, internet, etcéteragobiernos nunca te. se prohíbe, se se te dicen, se te se desaconseja, y varias amigas, seis en concreto, organizamos un viaje a irán, que era un país que teníamos muchas ganas de conocer y decidimos hacerlo en el otoño, ester, pero hay tema particular porque la fecha en la que ustedes vienen a irán eh se va conociendo internacionalmente, que hay movilizaciones eh, que las lleva a concretar el viaje eh, más allá de lo que se da a conocer por redes sociales y que... imagina usted, algo de conocimiento tenían, bueno, el viaje estaba organizado desde varios meses antes y aunque teníamos esa información de lo que estaba sucediendo pues pensamos que así todo había que conocerlo, nos apuró a ninguna. luego hubo un momento que sí que nos planteamos el cancelar el viaje. porque la embajada de españa dijo que bueno que igual no era muy recomendable venir, pero luego hubo gente que conocíamos que estaba aquí, que volvieron y nos dijer, está todo perfecto, no hay problema, todo es precioso, tenéis

for migrants, etcetera, this is a real serious issue . this is a real serious issue.ampton . i mean, you reference scampton. i mean, i've got to say, i know that very well. you're talking about the £300 million there. that that's site had earmarked for a basically like development and regeneration, all the rest of it thatis regeneration, all the rest of it that is now up kind of with a big fat question mark over it. i think it hasn't some guy as well just been has he been arrested or i know he was in trouble with the or something. the police or something. there's a scampton. >> where the dambusters. >> this is where the dambusters. >> this is where the dambusters. >> this dambusters? >> is this the dambusters? >> is this the dambusters? >> yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> the humber >> it's just over the humber bridge, very bridge, actually. it's very nice area, say. very nice area, i have to say. a very nice area, i have to say. a very nice area . i drive a lot. you area. i drive past it a lot. you guys still getting in touch about parliament topic

the mosques, etcetera, etcetera.etera. >> this is a philosophy of hamas and shifa is one of them . and shifa is one of them. >> explain him . at the red >> explain him. at the red buildings as i mentioned, are buildings as i mentioned, are building that hamas is using meaning he does his command and control all in different departments of the hospital , departments of the hospital, like the green room and others. he uses this places in order to do command and control for terror activities , launching terror activities, launching rockets, satellites cetera . it rockets, satellites cetera. it is here in shifa hospital while hamas operates some of its command and control cells . this command and control cells. this is where the direct rocket attacks command hamas forces. hamas terrorists operate inside and under shifa hospital and other hospitals in gaza with network of terror tunnels. hamas also has an entrance to those terror tunnels from inside the hospital wards , meaning from hospital wards, meaning from different

they killed many palestinians and destroyed houses, hospitals, etcétera. attacks created more than 4,000new refugees, the israeli army killed at least 12 palestinians injured and detained several other palestinians as well. this is part of the history of the zionist regime which is made up of foreigners that's been occupying palestinian land and massacring the palestinian people for 75 years. however, it has both national and international. disagrees with other zionist sectors, but they all try to maintain the peace, to keep alive the state a bit longer, they understand that they have failed in exterminating and subjugating people total del pueblo, palestinian people have paid the price during all these 75 years, they have been fighting the israeli regime in different ways, they are courageous people, they have made great progress by carrying out direct and concrete actions against the israeli regime. this terrorist regime accuses the people of jane of being terrorists and therefore invades the city de serrorista. detenciones que no son juzgadas y que pueden ser del tiempo indefinido, de

jane and its refugee camp, con los muertos, and destroyed houses, hospitals, de puesto de trabajo, etcéterathe genine attacks created more than 4,00 new refugees. the israeli army killed at least 12 palestinians injured and detained several other palestinians as well. this is part of the history of the ziist regime which has made up foraters been occupying palestinian land and massacring the palestinian people for 75 years. however, it has both national and international aspects. the science. entity itself has very strong internal conflicts. netannyahu, who is an ultra-right, ultra nationalist and ultrazionist prime minister, disagrees with other zionist sectors, but they all try to maintain the peace to keep alive the state a bit longer. they understand that they have failed in exterminating and subjugating palestinian people. palestinian people have paid the price. during all these 75 years, they have been fighting israeli regime in different ways, they are courageous people, they have made great progress by carrying out direct and concrete actions against the israeli rem. this terrorist

and in terms of your point about asian and etcetera , point about asian and etcetera, i actually agreeh you. i think what you're inferring is that is an issue with that there is an issue with culture and way which culture and the way in which people deal with things individualistically and within their . so their individual communities. so what to say is i what i'm going to say is i do believe a role believe that culture has a role to play. however, racism also has a role to play , but the has a role to play, but the culture in the uk very importantly, has always focussed on the individual . on the individual. >> and this is why you go no, no it hasn't, but it has. that's why . why. >> jacob, i do apologise . okay. >> jacob, i do apologise. okay. >> jacob, i do apologise. okay. >> please, no, you're allowed to see . yeah, that's see the passion. yeah, that's right. thank you. >> i just just. just >> i just have to, just. just dispute on that point because i do believe four kind do believe there are four kind of processes in terms of the human first human being. first individualism. sec

i mean, when we grew up it was john craven, etcetera, etcetera. fantastic it etcetera.515. i used to really enjoy it. that's got enjoy it. that's what got me into the news in into politics and the news in the first place, right? it's all very because one very different now because one of philosophical ideas of the key philosophical ideas of the key philosophical ideas of all of white privilege is that all white complicit in white people are complicit in white people are complicit in white supremacy, that white supremacy, and that includes children as well. >> strikes as mental. >> that strikes me as mental. >> that strikes me as mental. >> for a start, i don't think the should contacting the bbc should be contacting children internet given children on the internet given their but . but also their history. but. but also they were they were pushing this idea as fact. it wasn't something that could be debated. it was it was being laid out as a scientific fact of white privilege. and white privilege isn't. i mean, i'd love to come to the coal mining communities in scotland

social etcetera, social mores, etcetera, etcetera. yeah, you can't etcetera.tion is gillian keegan also one of these many conservative party females ? i conservative party females? i think she probably trying to get a headline this weekend. yeah, absolutely . the next few days absolutely. the next few days because she'd quite like they're all coming out with these statements . statements. >> everyone's going to go, that's really good idea. that that's a really good idea. that sounds really good rishi sounds really good because rishi sunaki sounds really good because rishi sunak i mean, you asked jeremy hunt in the the previous hunt are in the in the previous hour to whether will be hour as to whether this will be rishi's first and last conference as leader. and jeremy hunt, very he said no, hunt, very loyal. he said no, but pretty much everyone else in the tory party is going, i want that job. well i'll here. >> does that job require you to have your sleeves rolled up because this this really irritates me because i sort of think does sunak think we're all so s

so peace, etcetera, etcetera.inally posted a picture of one of the babies that had beenindeed of one of the babies that had been indeed murdered in their cot by hamas terrorism to prove that this had actually happened . that this had actually happened. the fact they had to do it early was frankly horrific. but it does silence the people saying this is all propaganda . it this is all propaganda. it didn't happen. >> dawn, i just need to say we're seeing live shots now of a funeral in israel for some of those who have been murdered in these terrorist attacks , as you these terrorist attacks, as you were describing. yeah absolutely. >> and the so the telegraph have used israel put this image on social media yesterday and with the statement saying it doesn't paint a thousand words, it paints a million words. it's a tiny baby in a baby grow in a nappy . tiny baby in a baby grow in a nappy , lying in a body tiny baby in a baby grow in a nappy . lying in a body bag nappy, lying in a body bag covered in blood. the baby gr

con la comida favorita que a ellos les gustaba comer, las bebidas favoritas, juguetes, colores, etcéteratinuar preservar aquí en nuestra ciudad, para que nunca se olvide nuestra cultura. damián trujillo: y qué le dice que centenares de, bueno, no tanto, pero decenas, miles de personas llegan hasta oakland para festejar este evento con unity council, que esa tradición no solamente en el área de la bahía, pero fuera del área. caheri gutiérrez: sí, cada año estamos quebrando récords, este, y este año estamos espectando 100,000 personas que lleguen a este festival, y son personas de oakland, pero también son personas de san josé, de redwood city, de gilroy, de todas las comunidades cercas aquí en la bahía, entonces los invitamos a todos a que sean parte de esa celebración. damián trujillo: ¿y por qué piensa que viene tanta gente?, dice usted que tiene una gran celebración otra vez planeada para este año. caheri gutiérrez: absolutamente, pues la razón, es que en primer lugar, este festival es gratis, para todos, entonces hay diversión para toda la familia, hay juegos para los pequeños, hay co

, as organisations, etcetera, etcetera.even if they did go arresting these people , you then and it's a people, you then and it's a little bit like that from the river to the sea chant, which is also controversial. you then got to get it past the crown prosecution service. you perhaps start a gravy train for leftist human rights lawyers. then you have to put them before a court and convince a jury. so it's not just the met making these decisions , it's people behind decisions, it's people behind the met who are concluding basically that if it was these people were put before a court, it probably wouldn't get very far. but yes , it will be far. but yes, it will be intimidating and i accept the meaning of jihad for most people. means means blood and violence. but that, i think, will be looked at. and of course, in the context of the current conflict in the middle east, i think that's likely what many, many people would see it as a calling for. >> and we've seen the government talk tough on this. but as you say, the police don

. still it is etcetera.tely, women's football and obviously it's a barrier when women are trying to commentate and be a pundit. there's obviously lots of presenters that are female and that's not an issue so much and it hasn't been for many a year. but yeah, just that but it's yeah, it's just that level what does she level of, well, what does she know? have played level of, well, what does she knthe have played level of, well, what does she knthe game. have played level of, well, what does she knthe game. but have played level of, well, what does she knthe game. but that's1e played in the game. but that's my point. back to my point point. going back to my point earlier, male earlier, of when a top male player premiership is player in the premiership is talking international, talking about international, whereas even whereas and they haven't even been international, but been in an international, but that never picked that would never be picked up. so is often oh, it's because so it is often oh, it's because s

, etcetera, to embassies.otest taking place. we'll go to that a little bit later on. we're on the ground there. this supposed israeli attack on a hospital is being cited as a source of great rage for israel. coming out and saying here's some, as they say, evidence that it wasn't us. joining me now is gb news is senior political commentator nigel nelson. nigel, thank you very, lot of very, very much. a lot of people, a lot of people jumped to conclusions straight off the bat about this . are people more bat about this. are people more inclined , do you think, to inclined, do you think, to believe hamas than they are the israeli defence forces as far as i'm aware, by the way, it's a bit of context. the bbc tweet is still up saying that an israeli rocket has hit a hospital. this is quite dangerous, isn't it? >> well, mean they do qualify it by saying, according to two palestinian sources . so there is palestinian sources. so there is a qualification there. but you're right. and so is james cleverly. what we shoul

, continue to give aid, etcetera, to palestine.ade it. they're trying get some kind they're trying to get some kind of incursion on the go. of ground incursion on the go. and whether or the european and whether or not the european union support that. union actually support that. i find . find bizarre. >> well, absolutely, because, i mean , the in which actually mean, the way in which actually the eu has been forced into this position, it just looks entirely weak, patrick, because they've seen a few social media comments online. all the ngos , the big online. all the ngos, the big human rights groups saying, oh, this is terrible, how evil , you this is terrible, how evil, you know, you mustn't do this. actually if i was a european union taxpayer, which we're not anymore, thanks be to god. patrick i would be saying, hang on, i do not want my money going to a group which is responsible for the slaughter of babies . for the slaughter of babies. right. that that is the position that we find ourselves in right now. and ultimately, you kn

, council estates, etcetera, etcetera . etcetera. >> but so for me, just, just on that of just on thatt's a that's a fair point. but how do you pass a law to change that? what does the law say to change that? if there's a disproportionate amount of black people and ethnic minority people in poor housing, how do you pass a law to change that? what does the law say? well i mean, this is the thing. >> so this is the interesting question between just passing laws and not enforcing those laws and not enforcing those laws or actually any kind of drilling down and saying, cool, we're going to we're going to really attack this structurally and that this is where it gets to the core of some of the things that british people hold valuable. we're going to valuable. and we're going to have some very have to ask ourselves some very deep things. deep questions about things. >> well, okay. >> well, okay. >> well, okay. >> well, inheritance tax . >> well, inheritance tax. >> well, inheritance tax. >> yeah. let's ask eric then. how get if we just ask how do we get if we just ask eric there, who is a pr

, etcetera . of what we were presented with in number 10 was there is unanimity between the cabinet office, department of health and sage behind the propositions that the real danger is a second wave in the winter and therefore you have to manage a single peak strategy so that herd immunity by september, that was the core core argument that we were presented with and that was never really properly the first time i actually really saw that being tested was on the 18th of march when mr cirbus said to sage, essentially, i think this whole plan is mad and you should immediately lock down like now this hour, tell the pm to do it immediately that off immediately and that kicked off various and the various discussions and the consequence of the absence of debate , the failure to consider debate, the failure to consider any alternative of the failure to consider strategic logic options. >> other than mitigation and squash the sombrero was that there was a woeful absence of plan . any sort of written plan.

. hospitals, prisons, etcetera.g on the prime minister to really stand up for british values for traditional values, and to really defeat the poisonous, nefarious woke cultural agenda . nefarious woke cultural agenda. highly, highly destructive of and i would add on to those recommendations as well. get rid of this awful net zero stuff. net zero will bankrupt the british economy . it is hugely british economy. it is hugely destructive. it will cost trillions of pounds. britain can't afford it. get rid of net zero is not a conservative policy. >> fascinating. well, do stay with us. now let's bring in my top pundits alongside you . top pundits alongside you. delighted to have linda, emma and joseph with us. listen, folks. keen to hear what you've got to think. joseph is this country still missing margaret thatcher? >> well, the lady was not for turning, but she would have turned the conservative party back to socially conservative values and she would have as as the guest has said, reduced the size of the state and lo

but we're ukraine, etcetera.bers of students are coming to the united kingdom . some suggestions united kingdom. some suggestions they shouldn't be included added in the net migration figures because there seems to be an assumption amongst our political class that all these students , class that all these students, once they finish, go home. but they don't really do they know so well. >> obviously students have to be included in the net migration figures because of population pressures on on housing, on infrastructure, on public services. so it's right. and proper that they are included in the statistics mix in terms of leaving the country . the leaving the country. the migration observatory in their forecasts, i believe are being overly optimistic. do you because there assumptions are based on 21% of st giles' students remaining in the country long term. but robert jenrick has cited a figure closer to 40. so that requires a clarification that puts a spanner in the works in terms of tsitsipas, i mean, being a for

but we're ukraine, etcetera.rs of students are coming to the united kingdom . some suggestions united kingdom. some suggestions they shouldn't be included added in the net migration figures because there seems to be an assumption amongst our political class that all these students , class that all these students, once they finish, go home. but they don't really do they know so well. >> obviously students have to be included in the net migration figures because of population pressures on on housing, on infrastructure, on public services. so it's right. and proper that they are included in the statistics mix in terms of leaving the country . the leaving the country. the migration observatory in their forecasts, i believe are being overly optimistic. do you because there assumptions are based on 21% of st giles' students remaining in the country long term. but robert jenrick has cited a figure closer to 40. so that requires a clarification that puts a spanner in the works in terms of tsitsipas, i mean, being a forei

, and the mining, etcetera, and the terrible conditions, etcetera, etcetera. the fact all etcetera.of the lithium of the world. >> all comes from places like china, which is not a good place to have one of your main raw materials . and by time materials. and by the time you've that another you've added in that another nine tonnes. so your electric car is actually 16 to nearly 20 tonnes of co2 emissions. so they're not that brilliant to start with. >> people were getting these massive grants, okay, they've stopped the grants . stopped the grants. >> now you can still get a grant for an electric van, you can still get a grant an still get a grant for an electric bicycle . by the way, i electric bicycle. by the way, i remember the days when we had electric milk floats. >> i remember them as well. >> i remember them as well. >> the fastest milkman in the benny hill when they were brilliant for little brilliant vehicles for little around town deliveries . but around the town deliveries. but i crazy to think that i think it's crazy to think that you can have them all over the country. loo

and then safe houses, etcetera. going on by hamas in the south, killing brutally beastly , murdering people in beastly, murdering people in their homes, in their in their rooms, taking hostage was murdering. it was just horrendous. and the more you watched it, the more you thought, oh my god, this can't possibly be happening today. and it was and it was a day which should have been very joyful. it was a holiday in apart from the sabbath. it was a holiday in israel. and everybody was looking fonnard to a really good day . and it was a shock and it day. and it was a shock and it still is a shock to think how beastly , how brutally, how beastly, how brutally, how disgustingly these people are . disgustingly these people are. and it surprises me that there are certain people that are are scared to call them terrorists . scared to call them terrorists. and that's what they are . our and that's what they are. our own sort of tv stations, our own bbc scared to call them terrorists and they are terrorists. they are without

when he was banking on was a very hard pressure campaign by right wing organizations packs donors, etcetera, on the members of the republican caucus so that when they had to put up or shut up on public ballot rather than a secret ballot, they would be essentially cowed into voting for jordan. if all that over the weekend in force, 17 members to change their minds, i don't think another 24 hours is going to do it is going to do it the ballot. are you willing to go are we going to speak? and we have we've got to have the speaker and it can be some. >> deal with the democrats. i mean, people don't want that republicans in the majority small majority. i get it. got 200 votes in the first ballot. i think maybe even more than haven't got back in january, right about where kevin detected, conversations going to be part of. >> as for that reference to deals with democrats, representative hakeem jeffries, the democratic leader in the house says tonight his colleagues are willing to work with republicans to find a speaker but says no way it would be jordan calling him a poster boy for extremism. that

, and cabinet ministers, etcetera, with to get responsibility, and cabinet ministers, etcetera, withe. it's not there. so you know, it's not easy. it's easy subject . easy. it's not an easy subject. >> i think being a doctor is not easy being dentists. i'm not saying easy. i'm saying nurse isn't easy. i'm not saying nurse isn't easy. i'm not saying don't need saying saying they don't need more need get on more money. they need to get on doing job properly. doing the job properly. and i also agree know also don't agree and i know people like it that they people won't like it that they should second jobs. that's should have second jobs. that's what i think you focus what i think. i think you focus it almost like it should be almost like a vocation, like nursing vocation, just like nursing and everything it everything else. you're doing it for the of people. for the love of people. >> i i wasn't trying >> but i didn't i wasn't trying to say that being an mp was easy, by the way. i said, it's not subject. i not an easy subject. no, i didn't think because there are okay, and on okay, ther

. listening on etcetera. i'll just tell you gb news gone signed boris news has gone and signed boris johnson. he's going to be doing election coverage for us. he's going to talking about global going to be talking about global britain. going britain. he's also going to be doing, as we understand it anyway, a of potentially anyway, a couple of potentially live audience shows well. live audience shows as well. you're going get lot of you're to going get a lot of bang your buck from boris bang for your buck from boris johnson. gbviews@gbnews.com johnson. so gbviews@gbnews.com is that email address? there's loads come between loads more still to come between now because the now and 4:00 though, because the bbc's impartiality has bbc's record on impartiality has been questioned after it admitted breached its admitted that it breached its own when reporting on us own rules when reporting on us chakkara wells . have they chakkara wells. have they breached? it's not hamas breached? it's not just hamas that's got them

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cardiac arrest patients or or stroke patients, etcetera, can get in and get services quicker, potentiallyin the past, firefighters and paramedics waited until police officers cleared scenes to evaluate mental health emergency. >> governor newsom vetoed a bill today that would have allowed amsterdam style cannabis cafes to operate statewide. the measure introduced by matt haney, the assembly member from san francisco would have allowed we chops to serve food and coffee host live music events. a lot stir dam cannabis lounges do exist in california. you have 13 in san francisco, but they're only allowed to sell food that contains cannabis. >> in the north bay fire fighters up in marin county are planning to conduct a controlled burn this week on mount tam. the county plans to burn up to 34 acres of overgrown vegetation between stinson beach and mill valley. this all, of course, if weather conditions remain as they are for more on that kron, 4 s chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has a look ahead. i think we are staying pretty cool. how, lawrence? yeah, we're staying cool. pretty maybe again

very anti-abortion, etcetera. but you also have to do things to get make government at least continue to function, which is a spending bill. so, you know, well, that happened. i don't know will there be a hard-right agenda? absolutely. but will the core things like ceiling 3 weeks, the government spending be something that he'll realize he has to deal with. think the jury is still out. one could hope the job would change him. but we don't know. >> yaki went on to say republicans did take such a pr beating during that house speaker election mess. there might be more pressure now to get things done. as for any progress on tougher gun laws in light of the shooting and maine. jackie does not expect anything to change. he says of a string of very tragic school shootings could not do it. he does not think the latest mass shooting will make any difference either. grant and noelle. >> catherine heenan live in the newsroom for us. thank you, catherine. >> a former candidate for california governor is no longer in the runni

well, not, not at etcetera?ckling these these human smuggling gangs? comes to tackling these these hurpatrickuggling gangs? comes to tackling these these hur patrick ugglingsent gs? comes to tackling these these hur patrick ugglingsent them >> patrick we've sent them nearly half £1 billion and it's making no difference whatsoever. well 25,000 have come over well over 25,000 have come over this year and continuing to come, hundreds and hundreds of thousands are coming across the mediterranean. none of this makes any difference until you actually have a proper deterrent show some proper, courageous, bold leadership like tony abbott did ten years ago in australia and it stopped immediately. okay so dennis, let's say that we by the way, it looks like no matter which party ends up winning the next general election, we're going to do whatever it is that rishi sunak is about to sign, some kind of deal with frontex intelligence sharing, etcetera, and wide and a more continental wide approach migration. approach to tackl

future teachers that may come out of school district, our future construction workers, it workers, etcetera. a statement from the school district reads in part, quote, we are working diligently and in good faith to reach an agreement with our labor partners. the district also claims they will prioritize financial decisions that most directly benefit student experiences. >> and as for next steps on a possible strike, union members are required to vote a second time around to allow a strike. teachers and workers say all this depends on what happens on monday when the 2 sides return to the bargaining table. gayle ong kron, 4 news. thank you, gayle. in the east bay, a brentwood police officers are recovering tonight from a stab wound to the neck. >> from a teenage boy, police say it happened about 5.30, last night when they got a call about the 16 year-old who was allegedly taunting people with a kitchen knife in brentwood park. police say when an officer tried to de-escalate the situation, things turned south. >> we saw a couple of nice and the female kicked away. >> police say a witness in an