- oh, and george north all the way! what a try for george north!ys find north. 47 tries, 121 caps — george north's wales career has hurtled along like a freight train. now he's decided this weekend will be the final stop. i don't think anyone can ever doubt what i've offered up, and... sorry. it's dusty in here, isn't it? for me, it's been the dream, and in my heart, i know it's the right time for me to step away. it's passed in a blur. the two tries on his debut against south africa, the first british and irish lions tour where he carried all before him, the two grand slams with wales, the appearances in four world cups. there have also been injuries and concussions, as well as the sheer weight of being a welsh great. well, you don't greet many players of his size and pace in wales, so when he came along, he was like a breath of fresh air. and to stay that long and being that physical player that he is, you know, just shows what a true professional he has been. george north is not retiring completely. he will play club rugby in france next season,

an emotional george north there.aunch of the women's tournament. luton captain tom lockyer will return to bournemouth�*s ground for the first time since he suffered a cardiac arrest there back in december. the game had to be abandoned as lockyer received life—saving treatment on the pitch. he was later fitted with an implantable cardio—verter defibrillator. the match has been rearranged for tonight and lockyer will be at the vitality to thank the club, their medics and the fans for their support. he's since become a father for the first time, and his manager rob edwards says returning to play is not forefront of his mind at the moment. he's got bigger things on his mind at the moment, a new baby, a new arrival, and, yeah, he is in... that is his main focus right now. that being said, i think going forward, good luck to have him here on a weekly basis and being around it more because we will be able to lean on his experiences and he will be able to help us. "there is a massive disparity between the premier league and

- oh, and george north all the way! what a try for george north!orth's wales career has hurtled along like a freight train. now he's decided this weekend will be the final stop. i don't think anyone can ever doubt what i've offered up, and... sorry. it's dusty in here, isn't it? for me, it's been the dream, and in my heart, i know it's the right time for me to step away. it's passed in a blur. the two tries on his debut against south africa, the first british and irish lions tour where he carried all before him, the two grand slams with wales, the appearances in four world cups. there have also been injuries and concussions, as well as the sheer weight of being a welsh great. well, you don't greet many players of his size and pace in wales, so when he came along, he was like a breath of fresh air. and to stay that long and being that physical player that he is, you know, just shows what a true professional he has been. george north is not retiring completely. he will play club rugby in france next season, and wales fans will get to see him one last

george north will bow out after the six nations. and still unbeaten.k sinner�*s yet to lose in singles this year... reaching the quarterfinals in indian wells after win number 18 hello again. wales manager rob page has selected the players he hopes will take them through the two games they need to win later this month to reach euro 202a. and captain aaron ramsey is a surprise inclusion after his recent injury issues. ramsey has been limited to only two appearances for club side cardiff since a knee injury in september. then a calf strain meant he was expected to miss out. but he's made a quicker than expected recovery. and he's part of the squad for the game against finland. and then a possible play off final against either poland or estonia. if there's a chance of having him involved in the squad then i'm going to take it. irrespective of what happens at the weekend he's on the squad. his rehab and back to full fitness has gone to plan. if we have a chance of getting him fit. the last two camps we have had him in the squad even though his not been abl

george north will end his wales international rugby career this weekend, after saturday's final six nationsgainst italy. the centre has won 120 caps after making his debut as an 18—year—old back in 2010. he's been recalled to the team for the game in cardiff, which will decide the tournament's wooden spoon for coming bottom of the table. north said it feels the right time to step away and that he's been very lucky to have lived his dream. west bromwich albion have been charged with misconduct by the football association over crowd disorder during their fa cup derby defeat by wolves. january's fourth round tie at the hawthorns was halted for almost a0 minutes due to trouble in the stands. it was the first meeting between the black country rivals in front of supporters since 2012. championship club albion have until wednesday next week to respond. 0ne game to come in the premier league this evening, as luton travel to bournemouth. it's the game that's been rescheduled after being abandoned in december, when luton captain tom lockyer suffered a cardiac arrest on the pitch and was in hospital f

wales' george north has announced he will retire from international rugby union after the six nationsst came 14 years ago. north is currently the leading try scorer in international rugby. now a little known fact — some whales go through the menopause — and those that do live substantially longer, enabling them to care for extended family. stopping reproduction halfway through life is a mystery, as most species reproduce until they die. it seems that human beings and some whales including killer whales and belugas — like this one spotted off the coast of shetland this january — are the only creatures whose fertility tails off mid—life. the findings, published in the journal nature, found the females of five species live around four decades longer than other toothed whales. she rose to internationalfame as one of the spice girls — but despite selling millions of records and making millions of pounds, the singer mel b later found herself struggling financially and living back with her mother in a bungalow in leeds. she says she's now out of an abusive relationship, and is hoping to use

goodbye to george north, master try scorer, even for an expert finisher, this one was tough.rom beating scotland flowed through them and past wales. monty ioane to the line. their first half was pointless. not so long ago, italy's place in the six nations was being questioned, but how is this for proof of progress? commentator: 0h, lorenzo pani! what a glorious try! 18—0, wales are staring at an unwanted utensil. staring at the wooden spoon, they brought out the heavy rollers, elliot dee forced the ball over, try at last. italy simply kept kicking towards the horizon, towards their second victory of the tournament. the game was now beyond wales, despite a late tries from will rowlands and mason grady. north's final salute wasn't how he planned it. in sport, even the best can't script their endings. patrick gearey, bbc news. it's been a while since wales suffered like this with only one six nations win since warren gatland returned as coach and once again he repeated his mantra of patience with an extensive rebuilding job underway. when we knew the inexperience of the squad, p

george north and nick tompkins drop out of the match day squad.niard joined the rival liv series last december, the saudi backed tour formally withdrew it's application to be recognised in the world rankings yesterday. liv players pathway to playing in the majors relies on invites and exemptions as it stands. tom pidcock�*s hopes of winning stage three of tirenno—adriatico were ended on the penultimate corner after the briton got caught behind this crash. germany's phil bauhaus took the victory in italy. spain's juan ayuso retained the overall lead. the women's rugby league season, starts in a week the women's rugby league season starts in a week or so with the challenge cup, before the super league starts next month, and st helens are going to pay their women match fees for the first time. it follows the lead of champions york, wigan and leeds. the saints and england captainjodie cunningham told me how important it is for the women's game. it's a huge step for the club, a huge step for us personally as players. it's pretty impressive and somethin

in rugby union, wales' george north has announced he will retire from international rugby after the sixappearance for the national team, his first came 1a years ago. north is wales' third most capped player in history and currently the leading try scorer in international rugby currently playing the sport. the quality of bus services across england varies a lot from region to region, according to new research. whilst 80% of passengers say they are satisfied overall, many feel let down by waiting times and reliability. a bus users charity told the bbc that following years of cuts, not enough people have access to the services they need. our transport correspondent katy austin has been talking to passengers in the best — and worst — rated areas. on the number 23 between beverley and hull, plenty of regular passengers. so, what do they think of their bus service? how often do you get the bus? every day. are they always on time? no. laughing. no. but do they get you where you need to go? yeah, yeah. today i could not get on the 121 bus because it did not show up. now i am late for work. so i

george north will end his wales international rugby career this weekend after saturday's final six nationstaly. the centre has won 120 caps after making his debut as an 18 year old back 2010. he's been recalled to the team for the game in cardiff, which will decide the tournament's wooden spoon for coming bottom of the table. north said it feels the right time to step away — and that he's been very lucky to have lived his dream. england batter harry brook has withdrawn from this year's indian premier league following the death of his grandmother. brook was set to play for delhi capitals after being bought for £380,000 in december. he missed england's recent 4—1 test series defeat in india, after his grandmother first became ill. the 2024 ipl starts a week on friday. an upset to tell you about in the tennis — emma navarro, the unseeded american, knocked out world number two aryna sabalenka at indian wells, to make the last eight. navarro took the first set 6—3, but the lost the second by the same margin... she held her nerve, to claim the biggest win of her career in the decider. she won th

george north will end his wales international rugby career this weekend after saturday's final six nationss wooden spoon for coming bottom of the table. north said it feels the right time to step away — and that he's been very lucky to have lived his dream. rory mcilroy is concerned that "fans are losing interest" in watching golf because of the current fragmented nature of the men's professional game. liv golf has attracted dozens of players to move from the pga tour and the split means several of the world's best aren't competing at this week's players championship in florida. if i were a fan, i would want to watch the best players compete against each other week in, week out, and to me, that seems like the lowest hanging fruit. not the lowest hanging fruit, but basically, ok, i think if you just unify the game and brought us back together in some way, that would be great for the fans. london lions have become the first british men's team to reach the eurocup semi—finals after beating romanian side cluj—napoca 91—79. the lions had already made history be reaching the quarterfinals and co

george north came off, and players like him, players in his generation, it isa it is a team that arelty, which could have been not a penalty. there are real green shoots from the england team. the quality of players, the style of rugby. i think it is coming togetherfor england. style of rugby. i think it is coming together for england. they will be a force again next year. about! together for england. they will be a force again next year.— together for england. they will be a force again next year. and the coach sa in: the force again next year. and the coach saying the shirt _ force again next year. and the coach saying the shirt feels _ force again next year. and the coach saying the shirt feels lighter - force again next year. and the coach saying the shirt feels lighter on i saying the shirt feels lighter on the team. they will take positives from it. john, we will have to leave it. so much more to talk about. from consecutive six nations titles for ireland — to manchester city, who are trying to make it back to back treble—winning seasons. they are the first team in fa cup histo

could be an emotional day for them as well because it'll be the final international appearance of george northing their first wooden spoon for more than 20 years. so it is a big day for them, but they'll be hopeful with the cardiff crowd behind them that they can get their first victory of this campaign. their first victory of this campaign-— their first victory of this camaian.�* , ., ,, their first victory of this camaian.�* , . , their first victory of this camaian.�* , ., ,, , . campaign. andy, thank you very much indeed. manchester city will face real madrid in the champions league for a third year in a row — although it's a stage earlier this time, while arsenal's recent history against their quarter final opponents suggests a tough tie for them too. joe lynskey�*s here with the details from all the european draws today. just eight teams left in europe's elite competition, there are now no easy draws in the champions league. and the quarter finals have pitted the two premier league clubs left against real madrid and bayern munich. for arsenal, that means a meeting with a club frankly the

george north and nick tompkins drop out of the matchday squad.he cameroonian—born frenchman can box and his crossover from mixed martial arts isn'tjust a gimmick. his first dream was to be a boxer, which people forget. he was part of the cameroonian team. he started mma, i think he was 2a or 26, that was not the first time he'd hit the heavy pads. his dream was always to be a boxer. i know who i'm up against. i look at all these small details. but i spar, i do film study, i keep it professional. on the night, it's different. all that textbook stuff goes out the window. you've just got to be relentless, give your best. it's already written in the stars. i'm just going to follow my destiny. finally, jack draper has been knocked out of the first round of the india — wales open. he did take the india — wales open. he did take the opening set, eventually went down in three. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. wednesday started off with quite extensive mist and fog, some of which was dense. this weather watcher picture shows the low cloud an

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, on that note we come to the end of this show, thank you my guests ray my govern, rally, north carolina, george zamarily in budapest, and thank you for watching this edition of the spotlight, i've been your host najf and i'll see you next time. "the israeli occupation demonstrates its heartrage on houses of the lord. this mask was reduced to rubble by f-16 warjet. their way led to the destruction of the houses around the mask, causing the fall of martters and injuries amongst neighbors of the mosk. the palestinians did not stand the..." the romans of the masks idly, but they created temporary moss that don't protect them from neither the cold of winter nor the heat of the summer. what guy? of people do they think we are, is it possible they do not realize that we shall never sease to persevere against them until they have been taught a lesson which they and the world will never forget. now i am become death, we now have a name for the disease, and it is covid, 19 a statewide order for people to stay at home, that's why comes from ch really deeply that if people are sharing more then the world w

that note we come to the end of this show, thank you my guests, ray my govern and rally, north carolina, george samley in budapest, and thank you for watching this edition of the spot, i've been your host behrus, and i'll see you next time, this is for. in this week's show we'll be inspecting the role of zinus spirings on us university campuses who are using covert methods to stamp out criticism of israel and crush pro- palestine student groups, directly recruiting students on campuses to spy for hostile foreign state to pass the information back to israel so it can then be weaponized and so in particular uh people are docs the personal details are given out they try and stop getting careers or jobs or or the to... moving from their their posts in universities for example, so it's it's very much a um covert intelligence involvement in in campus politics, the growth um of the numbers of students from all backgrounds who are joining these movements, but this the growth in their strength and bravery and in their willingness to confront and challenge in a more sophisticated way than i'd seen in 23

north carolina. also what is george zamerelli senior research fellow with global policy institute. to london michael university out of budapest, good to see you gentlemen, both uh let's begin with ray, according to this uh us intelligence report, tel aviv seems adaman to want to destroy hamas, that of course enjoys great public support in gaza, it predicts that the israeli regime could face a lingering armed resistance from hamas for years, i'm quoting it directly, so and as you see they're already running short of their soldiers, they have to pass this legislation. the other day to recruit alter orthodox jews who've always enjoyed exemptions from you know doing military service. let's have your take on that. you said tel aviv, in speaking of the israeli government, this assessment, unfortunately says jerusalem, things have changed, the cia used to be lot more objective. let me start with the good news. the good news is that there was... no middle east section to the annual threat assessment last year, jacob sullivan, the national security advisor, pretty much is very smart guy, knew what was going

george north's last international and needing to beat italy to dodge the wooden spoon.essive trebles if they defend all three titles this season. but manager pep guadiola says he's not thinking about that. i never thought last season about that. i'm not thinking right now after done it, so... it's now is the tomorrow's quarterfinals against a top team at home. we are people to reach a semifinala fair gap, i don't know, four orfive times in a row, i don't know, how many, so... and this is — this is our target — step by step and after recover, go to national teams and players hopefully come back and play a final — another final against arsenal. city — arsenal is at the end of this month. arsenal's women's side might have got the feeling it was going to be one of those nights when they turned up at stamford bridge for their wsl match against chelsea last night with the wrong socks. they eneded up having to buy chelsea away socks from the club shop — that delayed kick off by half an hour. and then arsenal ended up losing 3—1, a huge setback to their title hopes. their goalk

thank you, my guest ray macover and riley north carolina, george samley in budapest, and thank you for watching this edition of the spotlight. i've been your host and i'll see you next time. the israeli occupation demonstrates its hatrid on houses of the lord. this mask was reduced to rubble by f16 warjet. their way led to the destruction of the houses around the mask, causing the fall of martters and injuries amongst neighbors of the mask. the palestinians did not stand on the romans of the mask id, but they created temporary mos that don't protect them from neither the cold of winter nor the heat of the summer. the rivers of mesopotamia are going through their most critical times. with the deaths of the tigris and the euphretes, what will the future hold for the people of iraq and syria? will the aras river end up the way the tigris and the euphretes did? the future for millions of people. is tied to the freedom of captive called water. this is forest. in this week's show we'll be inspecting the role of zinus spirings on us university campuses who are using covert methods to stamp ou

nathan hockman campaigned on the slogan "george gascon must go." northcarolina governor race mark robinson, favorite among evangelicals has won, becoming first black gubernatorial nominee in north carolina. he will face state attorney general josh stein. in north carolina, junior wyatt gable beat state representative george cleave know land. >> brian: and kyrsten sinema dropping out yesterday. >> lawrence: that is huge. >> ainsley: she said the country is so divided. >> lawrence: first democrat to win there. >> steve: she said compromise is a dirty word, how many moderates left? >> brian: joe manchin, kyrsten sinema gone. >> ainsley: carley has headlines. >> carley: first story has to do with california. voters in san francisco giving okay to pair of law and order ballot measures, one expands police surveillance and other is for -- mayor says we can't give people money to overdose and die on the street, we have to do more. georgia state senator moving forward with investigation into fani willis's relationship with special prosecutor nathan wade. the move

george galloway�*s party, talking to us. back to the count in rochdale. i see that political editor of bbc northing on in the middle east right now, you heard chris williamson making the point that people are deeply concerned about it, particularly in the muslim community here, and he clearly has managed to enthuse an awful lot of voters. now, quite how long he actually spends in parliament is probably a different matter, really. labour will probably be pretty hopeful when it comes to the general election that they�*ll win this sees back. but george galloway has proved once again that he is this perennial pain in the proverbialfor again that he is this perennial pain in the proverbial for his former party. you know, he was first elected as a labour mp some 37 years ago now. he represented a seat in glasgow for quite a long time, was suspended for bringing the party into disrepute to do with some of the things he said about the iraq war. a lot of people probably more recently know him for his appearance on celebrity big brother when he did that rather odd impression of a cat. but he remains a sig

north carolina. also, what is george samueli, senior research fellow with global policy institute, london matwealth university, out of budapest, good to see you, gentlemen, both, uh, let's begin with ray, according to this uh us intelligence report, tel aviv seems adaman to want to destroy hamas, that of course enjoys great public support in gaza, it predicts that the israeli regime could face. lingering armed resistance from hamas for years, i'm quoting it directly, so and as you see they're already running short of their soldiers, they have to pass this legislation the other day to recruit alter orthodox jews who've always enjoyed exemptions from, doing military service, let's have your take on that, you said tel aviv in speaking of the israeli government, this assessment unfortunately says jerusalem "things have changed, the cia used to be lot more objective, let me start with the good news, the good news is that there was no middle east section to the annual threat assessment last year, jacob sullivan, the national security advisor, pretty much is very smart guy knew what was going to happen, and so he ha

about his jewish, you know, with the african national congress was made up of the north africans were predominately george. and he's talked about a warranty as an underground worker opposing a part dates in south africa, not close the he worked with you is the idea that if you are against israel's current policies that you're somehow anti jewish is absurd and he makes that excellent point. but of course there's, there's no way there's no parallel between these. we've gotten to a point though, steve, in this country where it does seem like this apparatus, i know people on the right like to call it the deep state. i stay away from those words because it brings, it makes it sound like it's some type of conspiracy and i don't think it's as much conspiratorial as it is problem matic. and that this thing inside our country that we have kept feeding because it makes money. same thing happens in the bank and a lot of other institutions, but defense has become this monster apparatus that we keep feeding, and eventually it wants to eat. so it may have another base and ukraine. it means another base in germany. it m

havoc in the us, this would be high on the list along with the george washington bridge which is the principal bridge going further northto cause havoc in the us. it targets if you wanted to cause havoc in the us. , ., ., targets if you wanted to cause havoc in the us. , ., i. in the us. it is good to get your insiaht. in the us. it is good to get your insight- you _ in the us. it is good to get your insight. you know _ in the us. it is good to get your insight. you know that - in the us. it is good to get your insight. you know that bridge i in the us. it is good to get your l insight. you know that bridge and that harbour very well. thanks for joining us. we will keep right across that story for you with all the latest developments. away from that headline... the uk government's plans to ban disposable e—cigarettes by next year has been called into question by the boss of british american tobacco. tadeu marroco says it won't work, but has called for tougher regulations. bat is one of the biggest companies on the uk stock exchange — and the third—largest seller of vapes. it's estimated that a third of e—cigarettes sold

in a stunning upset, a 21 world east carolina student defeated representative george cleveland ten term north carolina lawmaker in the primaries, joining us now from jacksonville, north carolina is why it gable. thank you so much for being here this morning. just the first question. why did you decide to run at 21 years old >> yeah, thanks for having me. just the biggest thing for me was junior year of high school and senior year and freshman year of college deal with all the covid stuff it was always seemed like it was rules for me, but not for the, you know, when dealing with administrators and things like that. so i just thought that was wrong and i wanted to help make a difference in my community i want to ask you about how you think you beat a ten term incumbent for >> the state house position to be on the ballot. now, instead of him yeah. >> for me, it was just a lot of door-knocking and a lot of phone calls made me and my team put in a lot of hard work that was for sure. then just a vague thing or you know, not even something i did. i just think a lot of people were ready for something

and he also designed the biltmore estate in asheville, north carolina, for george washington. vanderbilt, the second and in new york city, only three of his buildings remain. they used to line the streets of new york and the only three, but still remain the pedestal to the statue of liberty. the vanderbilt family mausoleum, which is on staten island. and then the entrance to the metropolitan musm, which is called wing d. and i say wing davis was completed in 1902 and obviously faces onto fifth avenue. but i say winged because most buildings in the gilded age, when they got too small, they just knocked them down. they built something bigger, they knocked it down. they built something even bigger. they didn't do that at the met, at the met, they kept on adding wings. and so it really kind of becomes this living, breathing, kind of architectural history of america over the last hundred and 50 years. and anybody who's been to the met, don't ask me how we took this photograph because 24 hours a day was a hot dog stand right at the bottom of the steps. i wish you managed to somehow

. >> you said in the hustings that you wanted to extract oil and gas from the north sea. >> george galloway his apparent climate change denial. gaza, but his apparent climate change denial . and here is change denial. and here is george galloway stark message for the labour leader i think keir starmer has woken up this morning to his worst nightmare, and that is, as nigel farage warned about sectarian politics in the united kingdom. >> is it sectarian politics is here to stay. people all thought the result in 2012, in bradford west was a complete one off. it wasn't . it was west was a complete one off. it wasn't. it was a warning shot. this is voting along religious lines allied to some extreme hard left characters like the chris williamson's is no. this is real. >> also, this morning, the government's flagship rwanda policy could end up costing more than £600 million to deport 300 refugees, according to a spending watchdog. good for gardens eternal flowers . gardens eternal flowers. >> did you know the way? so take me there . me there. >> won't you make me dizzy ? >> won't you make me dizz

the cardinal will head to portland to face north carolina state on friday. >>> now 49ers and george kittle was be iowa city with wife, claire, former iowa basketball player herself. top seeded hawkeyes looking to survive a scare from no. 8 west virginia. caitlin clark driving. what can't she do? hits the shot. clark breaks the ncaa record for most points scored in a single season. record setter. that's all i can say. they will face colorado in the sweet 16. >>> and the drama surrounding brandon aiyuk and the contract heated up on monday. earlier in the day, they don't plan on trading aiyuk. well, he took m' got the teenage translation here. money talks, bull crap walks. so clearly he's frustrated. he wants the deal. then george kittle is like i want in on the fun. so i do think we need a full gen z consultation group to break things down. don't walk, the moneybag is coming. you are so rich, you can go to space and find an alien and come back and feed your dog. >> oh, i think the back half of that. it was maybe wrong. >> maybe the alien is aiyuk because he's out of this planet good. >> insa

. >> and george bush, when it came to north korea, right? >> yeah. >> so let's parse what the president said here for a moment. so he said, there's a red line, but there's no red line for enabling them to defend each other. you mentioned iron dome, a purely defensive and sub-system and so forth >> so we >> have to intuit what the president means. and i assume what it means. and again, we're making a leap here. is it if they go into rafah, they're not going to get the offensive weapons that the us has provided. but he didn't quite say that. and what we know is that the president himself has been feeding weapons to the israelis at the same time that he is feeding in food >> and >> medical gear and so forth to the palestinians so the question is, is the quiet signaling here to the israelis that if they went into rafah, they would lose the offensive weaponry and the white house will not answer that question. >> yeah. no. i mean, obviously the implication is hanging out there that there will be consequences if this happens and david, what what ab

george get an education. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from north recognition? >> madam for unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina is recognized forne minnk you, mad. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate the cherokee high school girls varsity basketball team. mr. edwards: for winning the north carolina high school athletic association's 1-a state championsh first time since 1996. the cherokee lady braves defeated their opponent by a dominating 42 points. making the final score, 74-32. the entire team contributed to a historic state championship wit& ■aery player on the cherokee roster making an appearance in the game. the lady braves showcased the very best high school i'm confir determination, leadership, and perseverance will prepare them for success on and off fans tune in at home across the country, including shaquille o'neal, who share his congratulations on instagram. congratulations, lady braves, on a remarkable victory. you have made

. >> good morning, george, this is a hospital in the north gaza strip.irst time israel has rate at this hospital in months. that began overnight and israel said senior hamas operatives regrouped inside the hospital with israel saying, "it has taken dozens of detainees. quote it has become a major gun battle and we understand the casualties on both sides of causes splash -- a hamas and small arms fired in operating rooms. the phones are out in the electricity out, they are not just patients and staff but many of thousands of palestinian civilians who sought shelter in the greater hospital complex. israeli source telling me this morning that this raid could last for some time, michael. >> michael: it has been going on a long time, matt. thank you for that. putin the clearing by the latest opposition of alexei nalvany. tom soufi burridge has a story, good morning, tom. >> good morning, michael, vladimir putman expected to celebrate a rally in moscow's red square. his victory was never in doubt. he has the longest-serving russian soviet leader sense stahlin

hospice taken in a more square musical set there north austin altima 2000 from 2, or you mentioned already at least 40 that and the one hundreds are being george but its file for him over because the building is still on fire. they are in the special forces of rations, but he's trying to catch the tourist inside. there's at least 2 group reports, and 2 groups of special forces entered the building, and the fireman trying to find their fire. so it's too early to say how many people will death and how many new jobs all across the rest are all in big in big cities, most mints and physical security. you may as well some on the other on the rice, the concert, and the other evans. i've been consulting to school lessons. i big cancelled as well. the us embassy in moscow just 2 weeks ago published a warning about an image that terror attack in mos scale. what do you know about that and how, how was it received by the kremlin? do we know we know there's a lot of stipulations going on in the rest of the sector off internet about what exactly americans americans, services, security is special services, new and a couple of weeks ago about possible attack

burned down the republican headquarters in north carolina, and in 2021 they destroyed the democratic office in oregon. in the summer of 2020, after the death of georgevement participants staged riots in major us cities, setting cars on fire, smashing stores and throwing firecrackers. for security reasons, president trump even had to. the driving force behind the protests was blm, the english acronym for black lives matter. this movement has existed since 2014, but it was in 2020 that it began to be called the largest in the american stories. then, up to 26 million americans took part in riots and protests of unprecedented scale. its members still fight against police oppression of african americans today. moment this mechanism fails and it turns into some kind of stopper and, accordingly, creates an atmosphere of constant conflict, well, what has been happening for the last 20, probably 30 years is this growing conflict, the confrontation between liberals and conservatives, and if we let's look at the primaries, haley, who represented that other party republican, moderate, conservative, but moderate. harry varvil painted donald trump's thorny path t

k and george an ad dropped for tons of life saving age to the town hall well, hospital in north and garza. we also announced an additional 5400000 dollars in age. to ensure you n f p a can continue to provide life saving support to more than a 100000 following rouble. women ad goes in garza, as my prime minister has told prime minister netanyahu and regional leaders. we are deeply concerned about the prospect of a military offensive in rafa of a hall says goal is, is population sheltering in the area. and the rest of crossing is vital to ensure age can reach to people who so desperately need it. the death of people in garza waiting for a con for last week. well, her risk sick must be an urgent investigation. an accountability. this must not happen again. and we cannot separate what happened from the an adequate age supplies. in february, early fall, the number of trucks crossed into garza. the crust in january. this is simply unconscionable, precedent. israel has an obligation to ensure that significantly more humanitarian age reaches the people of casa. we have identified a series of bot

george conway and jelani cobb. chime in about the lieutenant governor for north carolina running for governor because he is a particularoh, yeah. there's the idea that if you take the position that's 180 degrees opposite of conventional wisdom you must be brilliant, you must know something that other people don't know. but i point out to my students, african-american, who staked out the odd position of actually opposing emancipation or believing emancipation had been a net negative for black people. and so, we have had those type of characters for a really long time. this is not a novel development. >> there's always someone like that. but the problem for donald trump, george, is donald trump picked a lot of these candidates before. you could say in arizona, pennsylvania, you know, you name it, dr. oz. they just lost and lost and lost, whether running for senate or governor. they run statewide. when you get out of just the maga base, generally people don't want them. >> that's right. >> now they're doing it in again in north carolina. >> that's right. he created demand for more of these people. he created the demand fo

antifa burned down republican headquarters in north carolina. in 2021 they destroyed the democratic office in oregon. in the summer of 2020, after the death of georgeticipants staged riots in major us cities, set fire to cars, smashed shops threw firecrackers. for security reasons, president trump even had to go down into the bunker. all the ultra-leftists seized the city hall, the police and several streets and proclaimed a people's republic of the capitol, which lasted almost a month. the seizure took place peacefully; under the pressure of the crowd , the police simply retreated. the radicals then demanded that the seattle police department be abolished, the criminal records of all racial minorities reviewed, and the funding of all police stopped. another driving force behind the protests became blm, an english acronym, the name of "black lives matter". matter, this movement has existed since 2014, but it was in 2020 that it began to be called the largest in american history, when up to 26 million americans took part in riots and protests of unprecedented scale. its members still fight today against the oppression of african americans by police

burned the republican headquarters in north carolina, and in 2021 they destroyed the democratic office in oregon. in the summer of 2020, after the death of georgeent participants staged riots in major us cities, setting cars on fire, smashing stores and throwing firecrackers. for security reasons, president trump. had to go down to the bunker in seattle the ultra-left seized the city hall, the police and several streets and proclaimed the people's republic of the capitol, which lasted almost mi. overthrow the threat to democracy donald trump and his cronies. on the one hand, this is a mechanism for its development, this is a combination of the incompatible, on the other hand, at certain moments this mechanism fails and it turns into some kind of stopper, and accordingly into a conflict, creates an atmosphere of constant conflict, well, that’s what the latter happens. move the party very far to the right, the demand for extremes is obtained in society , the demand for extremes is very high, and here it is the same system that feeds itself, because the less americans are satisfied with what is happening in the federal government, the more they te

george w bush went on the offensive. and his 2002 state of the union address, north korea has the regime arming with missiles and weapons of mass destruction. iran aggressively pursues these weapons and exports terror iraq continues to flan his hostility toward america and to support for terror. states like these. and their terrorist allies constitute an axis of evil arming to threaten the peace of the world, of precedential threat branded three countries as the axis of evil and we all know what happened next >> air raid sirens blared before dawn and baghdad, the first american marines have moved in >> 2003, us forces invaded iraq, vowing to destroy its weapons of mass destruction and put an end to saddam hussein since dictatorial rule by. but it was all a historic mistake. >> it turns out we were all wrong. >> there were no weapons of mass destruction the invasion set off a firestorm of violence and vitriol stoking anti-american sentiment throughout the middle east, iran sees itself as a part part of the axis of evil so it begins to feel that it has to create a defensive policy against a potential attack ron shifted to

i represent north carolina's 13th district, and i have s thee cfpb is incredibly important. the mission of protecting consumer support by professor georges regardless of political party. cfpb recently released their larger participant rule for digital consumer>k■2ayment appsn november or kindest and the goal of this rulemaking as millions are now using digital payment apps. is overly broad and lacks clarity. mr. holshouser, as my colleagues have making the cfpb indicated that 17 companies would be covered by this role. however, they refuse to say which companies. is that standard practice? what purpose is served by keeping the list of companies who would be impacted by this rule secret? >> this is not instead of practice and have no idea what this serves. certainty is what businesses need in order to operate their businesses and know how to plan. and this lack of specifici a real concern. >> mr. holshouser, again to you, given ten certainty this role,, companies we discussed offerings and how will this impact competition and innovation. >> absolutely unthinkable decrease the players in the market and reduce new entrants. it will cause t

north—west london. i can have a way of with george in cambridge as well who has been holding on.ere not that long - gove this morning. i come from a place where not that long ago, i gove this morning. i come from a. place where not that long ago, and it's in the uk, if i had walked up the wrong street i would have got killed. it's not that long ago. they rose by any other means will smell as sweet will was said by william shakespeare. i smell from this a sweet almost stench coming that although people are not being prescribed as breaking the law, they are being looked at, they are going to be brought down upon. in northern ireland, obviously were speaking about, when that happened it brought to rise the ira and by force of arms they brought about a change in northern ireland where the first minister of northern ireland is now sinn fein. what i'm trying to say is, i guess, sinn fein. what i'm trying to say is, iguess, is sinn fein. what i'm trying to say is, i guess, is the more you clamp down on people, if they are not being violent, the more they will look at other places where

george santos seem pretty dicey. >> already. what you think? the trio of republicans or mark robinson and north carolina?ess this role needs to be tightened up against members like him. >> i was going to say. i think for this week it is a safe argument to make. let's tighten it up a little bit. >> yeah. i would say among the three republicans, it is par for the course. racism, misogyny, anti-semitism . we see that baked into a lot of candidates so i am not concerned about that. the graft and criminality of santos we have seen before. but senator katie britt, it is a bless your heart right back at you for that performance this week. and this is cringe worthy. all of the means are true i would say this in a very real way. it screams white privilege. that somehow this lady is terrified of something that is still so statistically not relevant to most people's way of life, but she is threatened by it. heartened by the surge of migrants and uses the terms criminality. i think that liens into the raw xenophobia we saw there. it may have been dressed up in a nice page kitchen and she had a cross around her neck

george owe? >> we have resort taxes were down, less people. we see less canadians, less people from up north.to stay six weeks, they only come for two weeks or less stays than usually. mike: joe, what's your assessment of the state of the economy? >> oh, it's definitely hitting everyone. and being a small business owner, i really feel it. it's definitely a trickle down effect though because when people don't have money, they're not spending it. i thought it might help me with finding labor, people wanting a part-time job, but i'm really struggling just getting labor also. and, you know, the economy, i feel it hard. mike: just march 3rd of this year, what was your assessment of 2023 as a wholer year for your restaurant? >> it was like we didn't feel the regular season or we are a are little bit confused. besides the better weather that we had, we are really feeling that the private events and customers and even business owners, they are watching their budgets. and we be getting, like, 20, 30 less if somebody will do a private event, the money is half of the good years. people really are watchi

george gascÓn has opponent. >> 11 of them and effort to try to take on the district attorney unpopular in california. northhere done two term limits and josh stein is the democrat a popular america first republican is likely the nominee there and just got endorsed by donald trump. >> talking about this 16 republicans from rural direct in texas voted against school choice they now have challengers in that state. it will be fascinating to see what happens with those republicans in the school choice debate in texas. pete: very interesting to watch you do it will be a belle weather if it moves inside a showdown in the party it will tell where it is going in the future. will: super tuesday l be having breakfast with friends in allen, texas join me in the area join me -- from the alan cafe or be watching right here at the allen cafe. >> then will you're going help me out. i signed you up for this will cain in addition to waving the channel great coverage on fox nation with a second screen a watch party, you can watch it live tuesday 7 p.m. we've got great guests including will and rachel. will: covered on super

george h.w. bush. i want to start by asking you you recently sent a letter to chuck schumer and senate north leader mitchcconnell in defense of adil shhh manji. why did you feel compelled to send that? >> i feel compelled to accepted that in what i feel like it's a base less attacks on mr. manji's character. i know they were initially routed -- rooted in his religious john. they have nothing to do with his competence, with his experience, with his qualifications to serve on the court i was honored to sit on for a number of years. and i just thought it's so outrageous that something had to be done and quite honestly it was an honor to have the opportunity to stand up on his behalf. when i have a sense that someone is being slandered and really torn down based on these kinds of untruths and bigotry and all of the horrible things that were said at the judiciary committee hearing and written about him afterward, there is no way i could stand by and allow that to happen. frankly, think think most americans feel the same wait a minute >> the attacks from republicans had an impact. this week catherine cortez ma