but i referred to her role you played in the movie gandhi. you played a reporter.urnalist, a man named webb miller who i wrote about as in his duration for me becoming a journalist. this is web are calling dispatch, covering a demonstration in which people were being beaten. and throughout the film, he's torn between being an objective reporter and a human, reacting to cruelty in front of him. which is really an interesting point. this is where we are, certainly journalist are in that moment to say, we would like to be objective, we would like to be fair about everything except we're watching democracy falling apart in front of us. the same way we think homicide is wrong and we think hurricanes that are destructive are bad, we can say that the decimation of democracy is wrong and bad. >> absolutely, and you can't separate yourself from humanity, no matter what you do for living. of what you see is evil and disruptive, you have to call it out. and the character you mentioned in gandhi was walker and i did research on him and i drew that character from vincent sheeha

in march. 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, a peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people. on the day of the sea bass at the festival, a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm gonna start the northern india seeing bass as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms people. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre went down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders, and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. t

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many airports named after significant historical figures —jfk in new york, for example, or indira gandhiirport in new delhi. well, here in madeira, they've got an airport named after an iconic hero, too — except this one is very much alive and kicking. for those who don't know who he is, cristiano ronaldo is a very good footballer and this is his home city, funchal, which is the island's capital. and i'm getting the strong impression they really like him here. and itjust so happens that ronaldo is playing tonight for portugal in a major tournament and i'm going to meet one of his biggest fans, ana isabel, who's here somewhere. i'm going to find her. we'll have to wind our way through this crowd. hey! ana! rajan! nice to meet you! 0h, lovely to meet you finally! wow! this is a good place! well, yes, we have the best spot. now, we support portugal. come on. let's do it. well, listen. 0k. hey, drinks! to portugal. to cristiano. to madeira. did you know that the british introduced football to portugal? and do you know where they introduced football to portugal? madeira. right here! excited c

. >> [speaking another language] >> that's indian opposition leader rahul gandhi right after the 2024h prime minister modi's party lost its majority in parliament. investors sold adani company stocks as soon as the results were announced, cutting the group's market value by around $45 billion. while they have since regained ground, the selloff highlighted a key concern with the adani empire. anto: many people attribute your business growth to how you strategize your company's priorities to that of the government's priorities, whether it is state or center. is that something that you will ask the next generation to continue? gautam: so that is basically, the group has decided, irrespective of the government, that whatever the government basically decides the priority for the nation's point of view, we always believe on focusing our business in that direction. and i strongly believe that when the business direction is towards government priorities, you always basically get the tailwinds and not the headwinds, and that helps your group to grow faster. >> the opportunities in india's infr

wireless to me to do or go away with them. con strategy of non violence was also advocated by mahatma gandhi, the leader of peaceful resistance to british rule in the rest of india. that's why mr. brandy would say that i didn't do it create a task by kind of where things are hitting those to non wireless because they already believe the number that's produced that you by converting for students to are non violent is a great feat by 1929. but just han had founded 3 groups, which all opposed to british colonial rule in different ways. as these groups grew and became more vocal, the colonial rulers, in the pushed on areas of northwest british india, became increasingly concerned at the spread of but just phones influence a backlash against him seemed in the historic election. only consequential presidents get shot at with the potential to impact the shape of the world. we know we were respected before, i will not be up to tyrants and dictators who are very close to world war 3. and people don't realize that with losses in we've ever been with many desperate for change. we need to have these lon

many airports named after significant historical figures —jfk in new york, for example, or indira gandhiis one is very much alive and kicking.

de acuerdo a lo que me explicaba el sargento amar gandhi del condado de sacramento, las autoridades están de la escuela. y creen que pudo haber intentado algún acercamiento con un menor por lo que están investigando. y es que a menos de 2 minutos de distancia se encuentra una escuela primaria en esta zona. lo que ha hecho, obviamente, que las autoridades visiten el área para informar a la comunidad de la presencia de este hombre. escuchemos parte de lo que el sargento le pide a los vecinos de la zona. we want to do is safeguard your kids make sure your kids know who he is make sure you know what he looks like where he lives. um, if you see him walking around, get away. el sargento decía que quieren proteger a sus hijos y asegurarse de que sepan quién es esta persona. también asegurarse de saber cómo luce y por supuesto, dónde vive. si lo ve, pues alejarlo de sus niños. y es que este hombre puede estar cerca de esta escuela que pasan, pues todos los días menores por esta zona. también el sargento explicaba que en el año 2005 había una ley llamada jessica, que prohibía a estas personas vivi

el vocero gandhi, le pide que esté atento si llega a ver o reconocer estas bicicletas de color rojo oo a un hombre de 32 años de edad que fue ingresado a la cárcel principal del condado sacramento y enfrenta cargos de delito grave de robo, de acuerdo a las autoridades. each one of these bikes are 12 hundred dollars. so you think this is a small. cada una de las bicicletas tiene un valor de 1.200 $. este es un negocio pequeño de familia. no es una tienda grande o reconocida, por lo que están enfrentando una pérdida grande de 120.000 $ y queremos que no sufran más sobre este incidente. la oficina del alguacil del condado de sacramento dijo que el negocio que fue robado ha querido permanecer en anonimato. ya que la investigación aún continúa en curso. las autoridades instan que si usted tiene alguna información acerca de las bicicletas, lo reporte de inmediato llamando al número que aparece en pantalla al 916 443 435 7 en sacramento lupita baltazar telemundo. hacemos nuestra primera pausa de esta noche, pero en breve, en un esfuerzo por acercar recursos para víctimas de violencia domésti

in march, 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people on the day of the sea bass at the festival by a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm gonna start the northern india, seeing these as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms people. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post galled dyer, the man who saved india gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous star massacre wind down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke.

es posible que no vea a un agente, dice el sargento amar gandhi del alguacil del condado sacramento.if you do have items that no se convierta en una víctima fácil, recomienda el sargento y recomienda que evite dejar sus compras visibles en su auto y sugiere que será mejor si lo guarda en casa y vuelve con el auto vacío, si es posible. los operativos ya están en marcha, según explica gandy, y resalta que cada año comienzan con más anticipación. dado que las ofertas comienzan antes del famoso viernes negro en sacramento carlos alberto trestini telemundo. por otro lado, mucha atención, pues el distrito de gestión de calidad del aire del Área de la bahía pide a los residentes que no quemen leña durante estos ds festivos. como sabemos, el humo de leña es una fuente importante de contaminación atmosférica y es especialmente perjudicial para los niños, los ancianos y las personas con afecciones respiratorias. los funcionarios le recuerdan que la exposición al humo de leña no es saludable ni siquiera durante un breve período de tiempo. y si sus planes de acción de gracia incluyen esto. un vi

alguacil del condado sacramento llegaron hace pocas horas a esta escena y según anticipa el sargento gandhil roba los objetos del interior de los coches. el acto fue captado por las cámaras de vigilancia de una residencia y se lo ve caminando descalzo y robando las pertenencias que están dentro de los vehículos y escuche lo que encontró en 1 de ellos. un arma de fuego. este miércoles el departamento de policía en phoenix, arizona, reveló un video grabado con una cámara corporal donde se ve el rescate de un hombre que el 31 de octubre terminó accidentalmente con su vehículo en una piscina y lo ve a usted. el agente saltó rápidamente a la piscina, rompió el techo solar del coche y puso a salvo al hombre salvándole la vida. el conductor dice que accidentalmente pisó demasiado fuerte el acelerador, lo que hizo que el vehículo se desviara hacia la piscina. y 3 jóvenes fueron arrestados tras ser acusados. oiga, esto de encerrar a un niño de 6 años en una secadora de ropa en una lavandería. pero no solo eso. no solo lo encerraron, la activaron, activaron la secador. y por qué lo hicieron? supuesta

. >> doctor monica gandhi is a professor of medicine and infectious disease doctor at ucsf. the university is funded by the nih. she says she'll be closely watching how the trump administration handles infectious disease research. >> i can't say i'm not nervous because our universities not only depend on this money, but it's not the time to, you know, we stop hiv research. we just we have a lot of work to do on the other hand, i think doctor bhattacharya is kind. he is gentle. he has had a complete reputation of being respectful, of listening to others, and i think that gives me a lot of hope about his leadership. >> political science professor, doctor melissa michaelson says bhattacharyya's nomination has many in bay area higher education circles, questioning his experience and ability to run the large agency. she said his nomination, along with trump's nominations of robert f kennedy jr and doctor mehmet oz, could indicate what future public health policy will look like. >> it kind of gives us a vision of what that federal response to the next pandemic might be. >> bhattac

. >> doctor monica gandhi is a professor of medicine and infectious disease doctor at ucsf. the university is funded by the nih. she says she'll be closely watching how the trump administration handles infectious disease research. >> i can't say i'm not nervous because our universities not only depend on this money, but it's not the time to, you know, we stop hiv research. we just we have a lot of work to do. on the other hand, i think doctor bhattacharya is kind. he is gentle. he has had a complete reputation of being respectful of listening to others, and i think that gives me a lot of hope about his leadership. >> political science professor doctor melissa michaelson says bhattacharya's nomination has many in bay area higher education circles, questioning his experience and ability to run the large agency. she said his nomination, along with trump's nominations of robert f kennedy jr and doctor mehmet oz, could indicate what future public health policy will look like. >> it kind of gives us a vision of what that federal response to the next pandemic might be. >> bhattacha

. >> doctor monica gandhi is a professor of medicine and infectious disease doctor at ucsf. university is funded by the nih. she says she'll be closely watching how the trump administration handles infectious disease research. >> i can't say i'm not nervous because our universities not only depend on this money, but it's not the time to, you know, we stop hiv research. we just we have a lot of work to do. on the other hand, i think doctor bhattacharya is kind. he is gentle. he has had a complete reputation of being respectful, of listening to others, and i think that gives me a lot of hope about his leadership. >> political science professor doctor melissa michaelson says bhattacharya's nomination has many in bay area higher education circles questioning his experience and ability to run the large agency. she said his nomination, along with trump's nominations of robert f kennedy jr and doctor mehmet oz, could indicate what future public health policy will look like. >> it kind of gives us a vision of what that federal response to the next pandemic might be. >> bhattacharya'

especially since every other charge was upheld, including the extortion of a children's hospital gandhi. he ain't this isn't some sort of mystery that gosh, i didn't know i had no idea. >> it's so gray. >> really? i think most of us have some gut sense of when we're beginning to get in trouble. >> i don't believe blagojevich has ever done any reflection on right and wrong extorting a hospital. never occurred to him that that might harm the citizens, that he was elected to protect he has no ability to look at anything but himself. >> that's it. that's it. >> what's the worst thing that can be said about you that's accurate in your view? other than you were stupid to say that stuff? sure. >> look, i've been accused of being a narcissist i might plead to a misdemeanor on that. >> okay. um, i think my judgment of some people was way off. i think i should have been a lot more vigilant and see some of the warning signs. i knew they were aggressively out there raising money, and i didn't slow it down because i wanted to raise the campaign money. i could have been more vigilant on that in retro

no, i'm right, and what i like about this is gelsinger was like alex kamrp, and now he coms like gandhiraggadocio. >> he's not nothing to brag about. he's got nothing. just shut up and execute. >> he does it, but, you know, honestly, there were people -- >> the problem sit took years. >> there were real companies buying that, and you've got david's pals, the private equities. >> unlike starbucks where you really were more interested in management change, you're happy to see him stay? >> i think that -- remember. it's a win-win. if eqqualcomm wants to buy them and my people -- >> your people? are your people good people? top people? >> i misspoke. i know the corporate people and i know the people who could be involved with the qualcomm trade. this is for real. >> it would have to be at the urging or at least the acceptance of the u.s. government and i'm not sure what do you with the fabs. it's not clear qualcomm wants them. >> that's interesting. >> then you partner with who? tsmc? >> commerce department. >> so you're calling a winner here in the election? did i just hear that? >> the wi

originator of brics, as i argue in that previous book, because was he was meeting with virtue of gandhi and with the chinese and saying, how about we do trying go in, bring even brazil into this? this was after tiananmen. maybe they'll maybe they'll be interest anyway. but nobody soviet leadership, nobody wanted leadership. and so in the end, gorbachev, with his whole idea of common european home the rocks soviet global global influence sort of collapsed saying he was looking a home to anchor the soviet union in. and he thought well naito perhaps need it if nothing else is going to work and perhaps naito is going to work. and so he made proposal to a baker when baker met in may 1990 and he made it repeatedly. we can see from the record of conversation, baker of i won't say ignored it, but didn't really say anything to it, which is very interesting. now i did not have not considered the american records in great detail and i wonder what the american reaction to this was. but clearly from the soviet perspective, it was an important thing because they wanted to have a role to play as partn

my grandfather spent four years in jail alongside gandhi. previous generations have overcome a lot. this. i mean, kamala harris, yeah, she lost, but she lost by 2%. bigger than joe biden's victory was in 2020. i'm confident that this party was going to come back in 2026 and 2028. we have to go into the rural communities, we need to go into towns. what is it that you want in these communities, what can we do. and then really acknowledge the grievance, and sell the policies. >> you know, your colleague in the senate, democratic senator from connecticut, chris murphy, has also been trying to address some of these fundamental disconnects that you have been talking to, and he wrote a piece a couple of years ago in the atlantic about the future and the failure of neo liberalism, his control of washington, he worries that they'll fundamentally change the rules of the game to never let democrats win again. he believes if trump and his allies win control of congress and the white house again, our 250 year experiment may be over. he wrote this in the atlantic. are you worried that the experim

they've poured salt on the statue of gandhi in parliament square. what do they have against gandhi? he walked everywhere in flip flops, just like them. hated the british empire, just like them, and spent a lot of time in goa. just like them. now just stop oil. we're going to look at the latest from them later on. this is your saturday night showdown . is your saturday night showdown. discussing alternate topics with me are my brilliant panel. joining me tonight are the comedian paul cox and the dating coach kezia noble. look at them over there ready to go. but first let's get your latest news headunes first let's get your latest news headlines from tatiana sanchez . headlines from tatiana sanchez. >> leo, thank you very much. and good evening. the top stories. while kemi badenoch has vowed to tell the truth and stand up for our principles as she was elected the new leader of the conservative party, badenoch defeated robert jenrick in a ballot of party members . she's ballot of party members. she's the fourth female leader and the first ever black leader of the party. in her acceptan