i'm afraid that law enforcement has to get involved because of who they are what they're doing, etcetera. and just face it if they're doing things that's against the law and whatnot then this is certainly ought to be dealt with because we can't afford to allow lost is to go on any more than what it's doing in our city and show them not all of them, but some of them are contributing to that, and i agree that law enforcement had to be on board but also believe that mental health and that and of course i'm an advocate for the church. it is being on board as well, you know, to pray with the people to minister to the people and then the mental health people coming in dealing with the mentality, the mental state of the people i think working together with the collaborative would do so much better than what we have with all the different silos that are working. they're trying to a bit. a problem that's bigger than anyone. department by itself. you talk a lot about people working together either from the city from the county from law enforcement all these different agencies. i'm curious. do you

and we thought, good god, if they hadn't altered the orders, etcetera, and want to have their own shipter. we might have been seriously injured. we could even be dead, of course. and they said, "well, sorry we have to tell you, the lead ship was blown out of the water in the first half—an—hour". and we thought, good god, if they hadn't altered the orders, etcetera, and want to have their own ship there, we would have been there, we could be blown out of the water. we might have been seriously injured. we could even be dead, of course. antytila, are one of ukraine's most famous rock bands and they have shared the stage with stars like ed sheeran and u2. now they are touring the uk. back in 2022 when russia invaded their country the band traded their instruments for rifles and theyjoined the frontline to help their country. deleting it will be joining the shortly to tell it is more about their story but first let's listen to one of their songs. song plays. from antytila, thank you for coming in. you have a bit very busy time ahead of you in the uk. teiiii in. you have a bit very busy tim

. >> etcetera, pero ya en realidad y eso esta rebaso. >> los inconformes se unieron en protesta en une se calle no es albergue exigen al gobierno reubique los campamentos. >> la comision nacional de ayuda a refugiados reporto cifras record de migrantes ingresando a la capital del pais al pasar de 12.881 en 2022 a mas del doble en 2023 y de enero a abril de este ano 5.625, lo que ha generado aun mas rechazo de los capitalinos. >> los tonos xenofobicos y de incomprension pues se estan agudizando en areas al momento hay seis campamentos de migrantes en la ciudad de mexico. >> en los primeros cuatro meses la comision nacional de ayuda a refugiados ha reportado un total de 30 mil solicitudes de asilo. >> de estos, la mayoria vienen de cubanos, hondurenos y haitianos. >> joana, es la informacion, regreso contigo. >> gracias, valeria, por tu informe y las nuevas medidas para solicitar asilo anunciadas esta semana por la administracion biden estan provocando angustia entre los migrantes que esperan en albergues en la ciudad de mexico. >> los primeros cuatro meses de este ano, la comision naci

etcetera. we've been lucky that we've seen less than here in the bay area, but i do believe that these are tinderboxes. and it's really important that the administration deescalate the situation so that we don't see those escalations to violence, like we've seen in other places were on high alert at cal at stanford at san francisco state, usf sonoma state about these issues, and we're very concerned that it could spiral into what we've seen in other parts of the country. how would you propose administrators deescalate? number 1 they need to put guardrails around what's acceptable, peaceful protest, talking about their policy positions, all that's fair game when they started intimidating other students blocking them from going to class, calling out names. having hate speech signage that's really where they need to come in, and either clear the encampment or get rid of the folks that are instigating 1 pattern that we've seen. there's actually non students and non faculty that have come in and try

que puede causar problemas en la salud, como la presión alta, colesterol, cambios en la memoria, etcéteras sin embargo, hay maneras de afrontarlo. lo primero es moverse por nuestro cuerpo humano. está diseñado para hacer actividad física. activarse físicamente incentiva la producción de endorfinas que hacen sentir bien al cuerpo y aumenta la sensación de bienestar. también se recomienda hacer actividades que disfrute. luis fernando tiene la suya. te pones a leer y la y la mente la vuela, vuela, vuela en ciertas actividades. yo pienso que la. la recreación más importante es hacer ejercicio y leer un buen libro. siempre la alimentación saludable y socializar, así como evitar el consumo de sustancias como alcohol o tabaco, también contribuyen a un mayor sentimiento de bienestar. se ha demostrado que entre más comemos lo que se llama john food o comida chatarra afecta a nuestro cuerpo. entonces comer en la casa, incluso cocinar en la casa, puede ser algo terapéutico . y si todo esto no funciona, salga, socialice un eh, descanso de las redes sociales o de la televisión. porque si estamos, eh,

con ellos por la problematica de que pues tienden ellos a su tramite de documentacion y en fin, etceteraa eso esta, se rebaso. >> la inconformes se unieron en protesta, en un movimiento llamado la calle no es albergue, exigen al gobierno reubique los campamentos. >> la migracion es un tema que llego para quedar. >> la comision nacional de ayuda a refugiados reporto cifras record de migrantes ingresando a la capital del pais al pasar de 12 mil 881 a mas del doble en 2023 y de enero a este ano, 5.625, lo que ha generado aun mas rechazo de los capitalinos los tonos xenofobicos y de incomprension pues se estan agudizando en algunas areas. >> al momento hay seis campamentos de migrantes en la ciudad de mexico. >> este ano la comision nacional de ayuda a reporto un total de 30 mil solicitudes de asilo, la mayoria de migrantes provenientes de honduras, de haiti y de cuba. >> joana, es la informacion. >> gracias valeria por tu informe. >> en brasil llueve sobre mojado y estoy el desplazamiento de damnificados por las inundaciones a los albergues. >> ademas, comprar mas articulos para ahorrarse e

a ver, es lo que yo creo, sí, porque al rato las redes sociales, etcétera no, yo creo que puede ganardo la verdad y han jugado muy bien, muy bien, lo han hecho muy bien. bueno, pues muchísimas gracias, gracias a ti. ahí estaremos esperando, no? a ver qué pasa. exacto. qué emoción, amigos. ya lo saben. no se pierdan esta noche la penúltima gala de la casa de los famosos a las 7 6 centro. y mañana, por supuesto, la gran final. es todo lo que tengo por ahora. yo soy ivette machín. regresó con ustedes ya en minutitos. hablemos ahora también de lo que sucedió. esta semana se realizó el primer evento de latinos en el área de la bahía, la celebración que fue lanzada originalmente en el año 2015 en chicago. es una iniciativa para reconocer a líderes latinos en diferentes industrias. los 2 últimos años se celebró en rockefeller plaza, en nueva york, con el patrocinio de nbc universal y este año tuvo lugar en el embarcadero de san francisco. y como muestran en esas imágenes, varias mujeres latinas fueron a agasajadas durante ese evento. vamos con maxi. los deportes. gracias fátima. vamos a ver

un delincuente reincidente, que si una persona está robando a cosas de autos como computadoras, etcéterade leyes que prohíben a las tiendas distribuir ciertas bolsas de plástico. bueno, le comento que las propuestas solo permitirían a las tiendas ofrecer bolsas de papel o bolsas hechas de materiales reciclados por una tarifa de 10 centavos. los partidarios dicen que no se está haciendo lo suficiente para reducir la contaminación plástica en el estado. sus oponentes dicen que las leyes en realidad aumentarían el uso de plástico y costarían más dinero a las familias. la agencia de protección del medio ambiente otorgó 915.000 $ para apoyar en la construcción de un jardín de 6000 pies cuadrados en monte diablo. la misión es educar al público sobre la sostenibilidad y los métodos de resiliencia climática basados en el conocimiento ecológico tradicional y la visión de las comunidades indígenas. la universidad de cal state east bay espera que el espacio permita cultivar de forma sostenible alimentos nativos y plantas medicinales y útiles. y así están las temperaturas a esta hora, cuando son las

sí, el trabajo se hizo, se demostró, etcétera, pero al final, obviamente, te sientes culpable.o, supuestamente puedes ingresar con tus equipos pero no puedes utilizarlos. me acabo de parquear y voy entrando. >> deniz: okay, gracias. protestors (chanting): free, free alex saab. free, free alex saab. libertad para al saab. libertad para alex saab. libertad para alex saab. >> what we see hear is a direct attempt at u.s. and to try to, again, bully the country of venezuela and change the narrative to make it seem as though the people are oppressed. they are oppressed, but by the u.s. government, by the u.s.-backed sanctions. >> judge robert scola had seen a lot of venezuela corruption cases by the time alex saab walks in his courthouse handcuffed. he was not buying this argument that saab was a venezuelan diplomat and he orders a trial. >> alex saab se acaba de declarar "no culpable" ante una corte en la ciudad de miami. >> el abogado defensor de alex saab retomó la hipótesis de que el presunto testaferro de nicolás maduro era un diplomático venezolano. la próxima comparecencia de

un delincuente reincidente, que si una persona está robando a cosas de autos como computadoras, etcéteram el valor de estas cosas robadas de am a múltiples crimen crímenes múltiples. bueno, esta legislación césar tiene el apoyo de la alcaldía de san francisco, así como la del procurador general del estado, y ahora la propuesta debe ser aprobada en la asamblea estatal para el 31 de agosto. para enviarla al escritorio del gobernador para suno, vemos cómo le va. claro que sí, porque son imágenes que nosotros estamos pasando en este momento para que la gente sepa que no solo es en san francisco, en diversas ciudades de california, aquí en el área de la bahía, está sucediendo esto. ah, sí, nuevamente, pues hoy día, cuando salimos a hacer estas entrevistas, mi camarógrafo y yo dijimos ay, no nos va a costar conseguir entrevistas porque es algo que la gente siempre se queja tanto y sabemos que es algo que pues esperan ya una solución, como dice aquí, no tanto aquí, pero también en california. okay, perfecto. pues muchas gracias por este reportaje, nathalie. te agradezco. y esta noche al menos 4

there might be something there, that has not played out how that ended up in the cash and gold, etceteraere is interesting connection that predates his declaration and it is expected he may throw his wife under the bus blaming her for the relationships and know moy. vicious defense, might be his own way. >> carley: he and his wife took bribes, including gold bars and aid the government of egypt among other things while he's leader of senate foreign relations committee. prosecutors have where he was googling monetary value of gold bars found in his house. >> todd: and spousal privilege, we'll ask about how it does or does not apply here. california spending $5 million to give free booze to homeless alcoholics. yeah, i read that right. why this plan is going to be a total failure. >> carley: what could go wrong there? did you see this? ♪ [video playing] >> carley: a crash during nascar at darlington. who took home the victory? keep it here on "fox and friends first." >> todd: love the yelling in that clip. maria and julio thought their life would never slow down. then one day, it finally d

and we thought, good god, if they hadn't altered the orders, etcetera, and want to have their own shiput, but there's heavy gunfire from land to beach. faye tozer is best known as a member of the squeaky clean pop group steps but she's embracing her darker side for her latest project. faye's playing the fur—coat—loving baddie cruella di vil in a stage version of "101 dalmatians — the musical". kirsteen 0'sullivan went to meet her. # tragedy # when you lose control and you got no soul # it's tragedy. ..# their upbeat dance tracks are iconic, and now steps' faye tozer is playing the lead in 101 dalmatians: the musical — none other than cruella de vil. i have had that rage and wickedness on stage before, and i feel like she's going to be a heightened extension of that, i literally can't wait to get my teeth into her. it's so lovely to do a role that is polar opposite to what people see me in as usual. faye has enjoyed a career spanning stage and screen. she says she loves theatre and is embracing the ageing process. there was a gap in my career, i think, where your�*e too old to be the pr

and we thought, good god, if they hadn't altered the orders, etcetera, and want to have their own shipplace was alight. boats all in the sea, hundreds and hundreds of them. not many airplanes about, but there's heavy gunfire from land to beach. plenty more coverage coming up in the days ahead. it's nearly halftime in the leeds—southampton match at wembley. the score is currently i—0 southampton. let's speak to gavin ramjaun, who is live at the bbc sport centre. what has been happening? just to reca - , what has been happening? just to reca, it is what has been happening? just to recap. it is a _ what has been happening? just to recap, it is a huge _ what has been happening? just to recap, it is a huge match - what has been happening? just to recap, it is a huge match that - what has been happening? just to recap, it is a huge match that is i recap, it is a huge match that is going on at wembley. another of the big games this weekend after yesterday's fa cup final. southampton are yesterday�*s fa cup final. southampton are i— yesterday's fa cup final. southampton are 1— zero up. it is 2

, etcetera, etc. supported black lives matter.ell us what you think about that, about that. plus a big weather weekend, balmy hot weather, still expected today and tomorrow and last night's spectacular for northern light show. >> philip sent us this photo from wakefield. and please do keep sending in your pictures. ben and i were asleep and we are very jealous. so we want to hear from you. send your views and posts by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay. >> but before we do anything else, sophia wenzler has all your news headlines . your news headlines. >> ben. thank you. good morning . >> ben. thank you. good morning. it's 10:01. i'm sophia >> ben. thank you. good morning. it's10:01. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . as the us in the gb newsroom. as the us says, israel may have broken international law in its use of american supplied weapons in gaza. american supplied weapons in gaza . the state department says gaza. the state department says it's reasonable to assess that they've been used in ways that are inconsistent with israel

and we thought, good god, if they hadn't altered the orders, etcetera, and want to have their own shipreds of them. not many aeroplanes about, but there's heavy gunfire from land to beach. we will have plenty more coverage coming up in the days ahead. june southampton has made it back into the premier league, after beating leeds at wembley, one—nil. southampton scored the only goal of the game in the first half, securing their victory early in the match. joe lynskey is at wembley stadium for us. southampton did it. they did, yes. we know the _ southampton did it. they did, yes. we know the championship - southampton did it. they did, yes. we know the championship final i southampton did it. they did, yes. we know the championship final is| southampton did it. they did, yes. | we know the championship final is a unique occasion on english football calendar. 90 minutes back in shape to clubs futures. today it is southampton on their way back up to the premier league for the first time as you say after their relegation last season for that lead united who are in the same position looking

etcetera etcetera. but. no. do you know what it isn't? when we spoke not long ago, we were talking about oldham , and i were talking about oldham, and i did a little bit of digging into , the muslim vote and what that meant for labour, and just had a quick look into it. and the muslim vote support is down by eight points since last year in wards where there are more than 10% of people who identify as as muslim. so they're leaving labourin muslim. so they're leaving labour in their droves. and the independent candidates, they won eight seats on oldham council and five of those were candidates who stood on a pro gaza anti—labour platform . so gaza anti—labour platform. so they're really heaving themselves away from labour. i think that it's going to be quite a concern within labour hq in in those areas where there is a high muslim population, except and although you're right, i mean there will be concerns of course, of course they will. >> but it's not going to divide the party in the way reform is dividing the tories , is it? so dividing t

, etcetera, etc. supported black lives matter.'s spectacular for northern light show. >> philip sent us this photo from wakefield. and please do keep sending in your pictures. ben and i were asleep and we are very jealous. so we want to hear from you. send your views and posts by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay. >> but before we do anything else, sophia wenzler has all your news headlines

are you aware of payments in diamonds, payment in cash, payment in board memberships, etcetera? >> am i generally aware of it or involved? >> yes. >> i read jim biden and hunter biden's transcript multiple times. jim biden in that transcript references two diamonds that were given to hunter biden. one he implies was in 2015 by an individual who he couldn't recall his name. the individual's name is scott o., who is a surrogate for cfc, and a second diamond was given at a meeting in miami and i really want to set the record clear. i was not at that physical meeting. i was in miami, but i was not at that physical meeting. that's what i told the fbi in my transcribed interview. >> are you aware, mr. bobulinski, of a pattern of bribery payments coming from the china energy fund committee? >> i appreciate that question. i wish everyone on this committee would read the 1200 pages of testimony and an eight- day trial, where mr. goldman used to work, when the trial was going on. that accused numerous executives, ultimately patrick of corruption, bribing, leaving shoe boxes. >> exactly. >

being out in the community in the first place, you know, warrants not being executed for his arrest, etceterate at best medical care. however, since the 13th of june, we've raised some very real concerns, which are also being investigated about nottinghamshire police , nottinghamshire police, obviously leicestershire police, the mental health trust, as, as i sit here talking to you guys, we've got eight individual, reports, reviews and investigations taking place about all of it. and it's utterly overwhelming, we as families are involved in, in those. and obviously we have to be, but i think our concern is now following how things have been happening, and the quality better with some not so good with others of the reviews and the people leading them is we don't feel it's going to be cohesive. we don't feel it's going to be joined up, and therefore the really urgent questions aren't going to be answered. so it was sort of we're now we're now feeling that keir starmer was right in january, where he called for a pubuc january, where he called for a public inquiry straight away, and we listened t

now, if you care about same sex spaces, etcetera.this, however, this seems to fly in the face of a labour policy which wants to make it easier for people over the age of 18 to change gender. so would it be unfair to say a vote for labouris it be unfair to say a vote for labour is a vote for more men and women's changing rooms ? and women's changing rooms? >> no, of course not. we've always been in favour of same sex spaces and protecting same sex spaces and protecting same sex spaces, which are, in law in the equality act brought in by labouh the equality act brought in by labour, by the way, that equality act, that was us. i for a long time used to campaign against the tories breaking their promise on same sex wards in the nhs . 14 years ago they in the nhs. 14 years ago they said they were going to get rid of them. some of the breaches of that are some of the record levels. of course, same sex races will be defended under labouh >> so, so, so under labour. what would that mean then if we have a if we have a higher influx of people

child or a grandchild, you need to keep watching to see cures for childhood allergies to peanuts, etceteraoined now by secretary of state for energy security and net zero, claire coutinho mp. good morning claire. thanks for joining coutinho mp. good morning claire. thanks forjoining us. first of all, let's just get past our top story of the day about these new social media rules for companies like tiktok and whatsapp. they could be fined up to 10% of global revenue if they don't adhere to new rules that your government is pushing through. for example, ids for young children who want to sign up to the app. is this what the public want? is this what the public want? is this what we've been clamouring for ? what we've been clamouring for? >> well, sir, look, i was children's minister before this job, and when i spoke to parents, one of the things that they were most worried about is what was happening to their children online. so i think it is really welcome that we're going to be the first country in the world to have this landmark legislation . we're going to have legislation. we're going t