george jacob is president and ceo of the aquarium. he says the under ground tunnels, one of the largest of its kind in the u.s. creates a connection between people and the ocean. >> understanding the diversity, biodiversity of the habitat requirements makes us sensitive to why we should keep the oceans pristine. >> reporter: the director of animal care says it helps guests who love san francisco bay to remember they share the water with so many creatures that also call it home. >> i really feel like it immerses people. there are animals swimming all around. they come up to you and you get a face to face up close and personal encounter with them. >> reporter: with another earth day comes the chance to remind residents protecting the planet requires all of us to do more for the parts of the earth we can't see. >> that awareness needs more investment, exploration, discover eye, story telling. >> reporter: the origin is in the ocean, a fact that can seem lost on some as much of the focus leans to the land. >> i think they should be aware

george jacob is the ceo of the aquarium. their underground tunnels is one of the largest of its kind in the u.s. creates a connection between people and the ocean. >> understanding the diversity, the biodiversity and the habitat requirements makes it sensitive to why we should keep the ocean twisting. >> reporter: the aquarium's director of animal care says they help their guests who love the san francisco bay to remember that they share this water with so many creatures that also call it home. >> and i feel like it immerses people and they are animals swimming all around you. they will come right up to you with a face to face upclose and personal encounter with them. >> comes a chance to remind residents protecting the planet. >> and i think that awareness needs more and more investment, discovery, and also story telling. >> reporter: earth day's origin is in the ocean. it is as much of the focus that will lean towards the land. >> and it is a simple thing if there is no green, there's no blue. >> reporter: a global approac

george jacob is the president and ceo of the aquarium and says the underground tunnels, one of the largestits kind, creates a connection between people and the ocean. >> understanding the biodiversity and habitat requirements makes us sensitive to why we should keep the oceans pristine. >> reporter: the director of animal care says it helps their guests remember that they share this water with so many creatures that also call it home. >> i really feel that it immerses people. animals are swimming all around you, they come right up to you. >> reporter: with another earth day comes the chance to remind residents that protecting the planet requires all of us to do more for parts of the earth that we can't see. >> that awareness needs more and more investment, exploration, discovery and storytelling. >> reporter: earth day's origin is in the ocean, entire earth. with a local call to action, making that can get lost on some as much of the focus turns toward the land. >> there should be a simple axiom that if there is no blue, there is no green. >> a global approach to preserve the entire earth

george jacob is the president and ceo of the aquarium and says the underground tunnels, one of the largestind, creates a connection between people and the ocean. >> understanding the biodiversity and habitat requirements access sensitive to why we should keep the oceans pristine. >> the director of animal care says it helps guests who love the san francisco bay remember that they share the water with so many creatures . >> it really immerses people, animals are swimming all around you and they come right up to you and you get an up close and personal encounter. >> reminding residents that protecting the environment requires us to do more for parts of the earth that we can't see. >> it needs more investment, restoration, discovery and storytelling. >> thought that can be lost on some as much of the focus means toward the land. >> be aware of the simple axiom that if there is no blue, there is no green. >> a phrase that reminds you of a global approach on a call to action, making sure we all have a place on this planet. that pledge to reduce the carbon footprint can be many things including

george anyway. that'll be very exciting, ben. it's coming up after the weather. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacobtate of the nation. the weather in somerset is wonderful and i think saint george, saint david and saint patrick will all be there in glastonbury, in somerset tomorrow . somerset tomorrow. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar , sponsors of weather on . solar, sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. it will stay dry but it will be quite a cold night tonight and throughout tomorrow. the best of the sunshine will be across north and western areas once again . that's because high once again. that's because high pressure is dominating over here. meanwhile to the east of the uk we've got low pressure and this weather front that's brought cloudier skies throughout this afternoon to the southeast. that should clear away overnight though, and we'll be left with this northerly wind that will bring a cold feel to coastal areas through wednesday , coastal areas through wednesday, but also a few showers overnight. tonight should be fa

george anyway. that'll be very exciting, ben. it's coming up after the weather. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob state of the nation. the weather in somerset is wonderful and i think saint george, saint david and saint patrick will all be there in glastonbury, in somerset tomorrow . somerset tomorrow. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar , sponsors of weather on . solar, sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. it will stay dry but it will be quite a cold night tonight and throughout tomorrow. the best of the sunshine will be across north and western areas once again . that's because high once again. that's because high pressure is dominating over here. meanwhile to the east of the uk we've got low pressure and this weather front that's brought cloudier skies throughout this afternoon to the southeast. that should clear away overnight though, and we'll be left with this northerly wind that will bring a cold feel to coastal areas through wednesday , coastal areas through wednesday, but also a few showers overnight. tonight should be

george. if tessa dunlop is standing in for jacob, i will not be watching.ry to tell you that, tessa. >> she won't be. she won't be. i could do a double header with kelvin. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> all right, all right. >> all right, all right. >> rishi sunak has announced he will increase defence spending by two, 2.5% of gdp and put britain on a war footing. we live in dangerous, uncertain times, and the prime minister is correct to prioritise defence. however, some say the move will increase the likelihood of conflict. furthermore, the armed forces have long suffered because of shambolic spending decisions. £5.5 billion ajax fighting vehicle, for example , fighting vehicle, for example, is over ten years late and looks destined for the scrap heap . destined for the scrap heap. soldiers are also reported to be spending large sums of their own money on kit and equipment, as the issue that they get is not up to scratch. to unravel all of this, i'm joined by the peerless colonel richard kemp, former commanding officer of the first battalion, the royal anglian regi

george says. i'll say it again, jacob. marxism. marxism. saying free marxism. destroy saying free speech.e have to say is we feel threatened and they ban or stop it. isn't that what we've been saying about all these illegal migrants for years? and we don't stop that. i mean, it's it's stop that. i mean, it's a it's a very fair point. this is all this stuff about safe spaces and trigger warnings anybody's this stuff about safe spaces and trigge byarnings anybody's this stuff about safe spaces and trigge by anything. lnybody's this stuff about safe spaces and trigge by anything. it/body's be upset by anything. it has to be banned. thank heavens we're banned. but thank heavens we're no longer ruled by the yoke of brussels and can ignore these pompous mayors. liz truss's new book touches on everything from brexit to the late queen, to the infamous mini—budget of 2022. but i thought the bit that's the most interesting talk about, because it's been the least discussed, is the last chapter of ten years to save the west. the former prime minister gives her six lessons from her short lived but imp

george says. i'll say it again, jacob. marxism. marxism. saying free marxism. destroy saying free speech.e have to say is we feel threatened and they ban or stop it. isn't that what we've been saying about all these illegal migrants for years? and we don't stop that. i mean, it's it's stop that. i mean, it's a it's a very fair point. this is all this stuff about safe spaces and trigger warnings anybody's this stuff about safe spaces and trigge byarnings anybody's this stuff about safe spaces and trigge by anything. lnybody's this stuff about safe spaces and trigge by anything. it/body's be upset by anything. it has to be banned. thank heavens we're banned. but thank heavens we're no longer ruled by the yoke of brussels and can ignore these pompous mayors. liz truss's new book touches on everything from brexit to the late queen, to the infamous mini—budget of 2022. but i thought the bit that's the most interesting talk about, because it's been the least discussed, is the last chapter of ten years to save the west. the former prime minister gives her six lessons from her short lived but imp

george. if tessa dunlop is standing in for jacob, i will not be watching.orry to tell you that, tessa. >> she won't be. she won't be. i could do a double header with kelvin. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> all right, all right. >> all right, all right. >> rishi sunak has announced he will increase defence spending by two, 2.5% of gdp and put britain on a war footing. we live in dangerous, uncertain times, and the prime minister is correct to prioritise defence. however, some say the move will increase the likelihood of conflict. furthermore, the armed forces have long suffered because of shambolic spending decisions. £5.5 billion ajax fighting vehicle, for example , fighting vehicle, for example, is over ten years late and looks destined for the scrap heap . destined for the scrap heap. soldiers are also reported to be spending large sums of their own money on kit and equipment, as the issue that they get is not up to scratch. to unravel all of this, i'm joined by the peerless colonel richard kemp, former commanding officer of the first battalion, the royal anglian re

i've got some good friends who've got, you know , jacob rees—mogg, you know, jacob rees—mogg, georgeg conservative values. that's conservative values. but that's that's you know, that's that's sort of you know, that's bullied out the way by the one nafion bullied out the way by the one nation lot who i know number 10 is fit to death of the one nafion is fit to death of the one nation lot because there's more of so got the of them. so they've got the power and it's sad for the country. >> but they'll be feeling the pinch the blue wall. the pinch in the blue wall. the liberal democrats will going liberal democrats will be going for big for their seats. i mean, big names like jeremy hunt even could trouble. names like jeremy hunt even couwell, trouble. names like jeremy hunt even couwell, hope ble. names like jeremy hunt even couwell, hope so.. names like jeremy hunt even couwell, hope so. because, >> well, let's hope so. because, you you see some of these, you know, you see some of these, you know, you see some of these, you facing seats you know, lib dem facing seats in the south southw

jacob rees—mogg, on state of the nation. tonight. cry god for harry england and saint george. day tonight i'll be asking the most important question of all. who was saint george and why do we celebrate him? after a long game of parliamentary ping pong of olympic proportions , the rwanda olympic proportions, the rwanda plan has finally received royal assent . migrant detentions are assent. migrant detentions are set to begin within days, with today's very sad news. tragic news of five deaths in the channel. will it be enough to stop the crossings ? as a united stop the crossings? as a united nafions stop the crossings? as a united nations agency has claimed climate change is damaging your mental health, contributing to depression and anxiety . but mental health, contributing to depression and anxiety. but is this more climate alarmism? and if it isn't , surely a good old if it isn't, surely a good old fashioned british stiff upper lip will do the job. plus, thames water is once

jacob. great show. we have lost thousands of illegal immigrants, but we've managed to find one of them and send him to rwanda, apparently. so that's a cracking start. georgeo be talking about how much of a threat to starmer he is.look much of a threat to starmer he is. look terrible, terrible, terrible sword attack in london earlier. i'm asking whether we should now be arming all police officers. big debate on that. and the revolutionary communist that are targeted you in cardiff, jacob? well, i've got one of them on. so, it's going to be having a debate about whether or not it was appropriate. >> well, i think it was . i think >> well, i think it was. i think free speech is very important, and you can't hand it back. free speech when people agree with you. >> yes, i agree with you. and also i've seen you deal rather well with those people in the past. >> so well done you. thank you. >> so well done you. thank you. >> that will all be very exciting. thank you patrick. that's coming up after the weather. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been state of the nation, and i know you're waiting for the somerset weather report. it will

george's flag. that's not his real idea of how to express patriotism. and he can't bear people like bofis and he can't bear people like boris johnson and jacob rees—mogg, who be much more flamboyant about their love of england. he's a man like his own father, actually. he's incapable of being pretty much incapable of being pretty much incapable of being flamboyant people quite like that. >> yeah, i think andrew's sort of suggesting here. forgive me if i'm wrong, andrew, that sir keir, when it comes to patriotism, is a bit of a wolf in sheep's clothing. it's not a bandwagon. >> i think he's a quiet patriot. absolutely. yeah. i think andrew's saying he's a quiet patriot. and look, we are as andrew says, there is a kind of engush andrew says, there is a kind of english way of expressing, your pride , and, you know, it needs pride, and, you know, it needs to not sort of. i mean, we don't all walk around with a with a flag badge, like every american politician does. we don't have to do that. it's a more quiet pride. but on every labour membership card. now, i know you don't have one anymore, but on every labour membership card now is the union flag. so, you kno

jacob rees—mogg, on state of the nation. tonight, the noble lord cameron has suggested the united kingdom does not need to leave the echr to stop small boats. echoing concerns by georgegrant crisis from inside the foreign court ? ofcom is sounding a court? ofcom is sounding a warning to broadcasters in the run up to the general election. what does this mean for gb news and for me? rishi sunak has said he would boost defence spending and put britain on a war footing. has he ensured the defence of the realm or edged us closer to conflict ? plus, the closer to conflict? plus, the defining issue of the season as the prime minister establishes his trademark shoes, the adidas sambas. i will be breaking my silence on the matter of footwear in politics. state of the nation starts now

george's day marches. >> they'd never use it for that sort of thing, would they? >> and karen says these students need throwing out of university for the attack on jacob.ants , ray says. these lazy, servants, ray says. these lazy, no good civil servants, they forget they're paid by us, the taxpayer. so we should decide their times and conditions. i suggest if they want to skive and work from home, then they have to have a 50% pay cut. >> gosh, ray, i'm not sure i'd want to work for you. you'd have me chained to the desk , but, me chained to the desk, but, still to come, we're going to bnng still to come, we're going to bring you the latest showbiz gossip. there's quite a lot going on in the old showbiz world, isn't there? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> one that's really caught my eye this morning is declan rice. the arsenal and england footballer. his girlfriend or partner has been subjected to really cruel trolling in recent weeks because she's just a normal, beautiful woman. she's a normal, beautiful woman. she's a normal girl, she looks great, but people aren't happy that she's not some plastic fake wag. so we're going to get stuck into that with ellie philli

rees—mogg on old your jacob rees—mogg on the old your say gbnews.com/yoursay jrm well shall we jump across from england if you england or indeed turkey if you want to be pedantic about saint georgebecause donald trump has become the first former us president to stand trial on criminal charges today as his case involving hush money payments begins in new york. yes, in the unprecedented trial , yes, in the unprecedented trial, he is accused of falsifying business records to disguise a payment made to stormy daniels shortly before the 2016 election. >> well, this could be the first of four criminal prosecutions against trump to go on trial this year. this as he runs for a second turn at the white house. >> so joining us now is the chair of republicans overseas, greg greg, the trial greg swenson. greg, the trial begins today. we shall see. picture footage, live footage of donald trump as he attends. i understand this is all going to be about the selection of the jury be about the selection of the jury today and perhaps for the next few days. how important is this issue of jury selection for this issue of jury selection for this case? >> yeah, it's i think it's really challenging for