gerry: sure. it's the first thing you think of is it was my job to be a parent and protect my child and to know what was going on and guide and help and all that. lynn: yeah. gerry: we didn't succeed in handling the situation, but we never gave up. jesse: how do you think things would have maybe been handled had you known or how it would have affected you or-- afton: i constantly felt like a contradiction, so--which i still feel like, but i just know that there's a reason for it now, and it's not a character flaw, you know? lynn: yes. that's the difference. that is the difference between a diagnosis and not a diagnosis is that you can--you can accept yourself, you know, instead of thinking there's something really wrong with you. well, there's something that is a problem, but it doesn't mean there's something wrong with you. afton: yeah. lynn: yes. it's just another problem that you have to work around. jesse: what do you think acceptance looks like for you? like, 5, 10 years from now, i tell you,

good luck. - great to meet you, gerry., man. - thank you. - congratulations. - i love this. - you're gonna do great, okay? - are you sure you don't have any wise words for me? - no. come on, gerry. - we can't do better than you, man. - stay true to yourself. - have fun with it. - i would say, everyone's gonna love you, but don't read the comments. - thank you. - don't read the comments. - you're good. you'll be great. you'll be great. - thanks to all of you. yeah, i've really enjoyed watching you guys on the show this year. - it's gonna be likewise, man. we're gonna be stoked watching you. - yeah. - hey, thanks. - you are setting the standard. no pressure. [laughter] - yeah, no pressure at all. yeah, no. - just the first one to ever do this in history. - just the first one. - like, you have a bunch of women that are looking forward to meeting you. so, like, let that hype you up. - yeah, okay. - you're literally the most wanted man in america right now, like, in a good way, dude. like, that is crazy. - you got some people o

our reporter sara girvin has been speaking to sinn fein's policing spokesperson gerry kelly.. he: said this morning a member of a political party went to open an office in west belfast and saw four ali sheets of paper attached to a nearby wall. in terms of what was on those pieces of paper he said one of them was a picture of him, gerry kelly, one of them was a threat that read "we know who your mates are, jerry." something he described as very sinister. and the other two it is claimed were pages with information from the data leak, police officers' ranks and places of work. but mr kelly said the names of those officers were redacted. we are told the member of staff took this down immediately and was holding it in the political party office for police to collect as evidence. last week when the news of the data leak broke we heard from the data leak broke we heard from the chief constable of the psni simon byrne. he said he was aware of claims made by dissident republicans that they had access to this leaked information but that that could not be verified at that moment by the

, gerri. >> liz, that's absolutely right.second quarter earnings is retail shrink costing american retailers big time. loss of items to retail theft is plaguing the biggest retailers: home depot, wal-mart, target, all mentioning significant losses in their report and the retailer is up against an unacceptable amount of retail theft and organized crime retail. and they're seeing it in their bottom line, dick's sporting goods second quarter profits fell 23%, nearly a quarter largely in part due to inventory shrink. that according to the ceo lauren hobart and foot locker reporting a quarter of falling sales due to higher shrink. kohls ceo saying today his company is doing everything they can to prevent left including cabling products to fixtures, more attendance in fitting rooms, and personnel at the front of the store. now, there's concern that companies could raise prices further to make up for lost product and revenue. retail shrink is nearly a $100 billion problem, that's according to the national retailers federation. that

thank you gerri.is month, making her the fourth high level biden administration official to visit beijing since june, this coming after her e-mails were breached in a chinese espionage campaign over a month ago. beijing announcing new export controls on drones and drone related equipment. joining me now retired two star general, ar arnold punaro. good morning. >> privileged to be with you this morning, cheryl. cheryl: let's start with these drones. on one hand the thinking is that china is responding to u.s. concerns about this technology ending up in other countries as in russia using the drones. what's your take on this? >> well, that's very disingenuous in my book. china behind the scenes is supplying aid to russia against ukraine and so that's pretty hypocritical. i would say as a general rule we are way too p dependent on china for parts and elements of key military systems and we depend on them for critical minerals that we need some of which are related to our new anything's -- munitions and so

gerri: cheryl this is interesting, ron desantis hopes to meet with v.p.ican history curriculum kamala harris accusing the governor replacing history with lies governor not to cave to criticism. >> you can't bond to me to left lies when left lies creates phone narratives you've got to push back they've been doing this tos republicans years and years teach about injustice, discrimination standards borne out of fight against crt this is true history so to take something demagogue it like that that is bad faith. >> moo set to travel to or lander to deliver remarks at women's missionary convention desantis says willing to set down with vice president as early as tomorrow. testing for alzheimer's at home, quest diagnoses rolling out first biomarket test to assess risk of the disease 199 dollars available for purchase online can access risk based on brain protein that contributes to the condition according to company say good candidates are people feel experiencing cognitive decline as well as alzheimer's disease in their family if 65 or older or have brain trau

outside the office today, we did hearfrom gerry kelly, who said it was his belief the information wasy have access to it. police officers, i think rightly, said _ police officers, i think rightly, said that _ police officers, i think rightly, said that there was a claim that they— said that there was a claim that they had — said that there was a claim that they had this information, i think it is their— they had this information, i think it is their motive to say, we do have _ it is their motive to say, we do have this — it is their motive to say, we do have this and up the ante in terms of this _ have this and up the ante in terms of this. �* . , , have this and up the ante in terms of this. �* ., , , ., ~ have this and up the ante in terms of this. �* ., , , ., ,, ., of this. and has been talk of potential — of this. and has been talk of potential damages, - of this. and has been talk of potential damages, hasn't i of this. and has been talk of - potential damages, hasn't there? what has been said about that? absolutely, we heard today that around half of the police officers in nort

so the other one is that the french still, it's going to be difficult for the gerry and government to really stop completely this sale because they just don't control the buy. that's one thing. so it is very important to say that. so the french will be very unhappy to see that going, so they will react and they'll react very badly because they're not happy with the supply it uranium be cut off. and then being used as a leverage to really threatening and that will sort of react as a new, a colonial power to assure that in fact, the united states is right behind french because uranium is such an important material for euclid energy that can also lead because he may have to use for civilian use for tricity and borrowing manufacturing plants and so forth, but also full bombs and atomic bombs. and that is a concern large so you'll say 90 states in french, but most most important. and finally, there will be a reaction from france in the united states, and perhaps they may not be as visible, but they could be by prophecies of the rebels. so just sort of taxes. so as you already touched upon

fox business's gerri willis with more. >> good morning, maria.han not one but two human doctors. that's the findings of a new swedish study of the use of a.i. in cancer screening. one doc told us a.i. in healthcare is a good idea. >> i would be comfortable using it because i look at it as an extra tool in assisting me in providing the best care for my patients. >> the finding is especially important because according to the national cancer institute screening mammograms currently miss about 20% of breast cancers. findings of the study are based on scans of 80,000 women. standard screening found 203 cases of breast cancer while the a.i. assisted group found 244 cases. about 20% more. and very important here, false positives were the same. so not only could a.i. improve efficiency, it could also fill a gap in the number of human radiologists available to read those tests. there's currently a big shortage of radiologists and a.i. could help reduce staffing pressures. plus, a.i. might help improve breast cancer detection as diagnoses are increasing a

gerri, great story, thank you very much indeed.rlboro cigarettes, tobacco company, they're suing the e cigarette company juul company. they say some is owned by the subsidiary patent. it's the ban of certain juul products. wrestler hulk hogan says he developed a serious pain addiction from pain medications. he got an addiction from pain medications. he went through a series of surgeries, got into pain and got addicted to the painkillers and now he's clean. how did he do that? lauren: cbd. he had 25 surgeries. mostly on his back, and he was constantly prescribed painkillers to manage the pain from fighting, from wrestling and the surgeries. he said it created this vicious cycle and what made the difference for him to get off the painkillers and the booze and the answer was cbd. he was introduced to the chemical found in marijuana by rick flair, going back to wrestling hay day, and mike tyson. he said it calms down the joint pain and now he's starting his own cbd company. stuart: okay. that's hulk hogan. show me the dow 306789 i want

gerri willis here.s follow the story and tell us where we are now. >> reporter: charles, it is likened to wild, wild west and gold rush. cryptocurrency is a monumental chapter in the financial world. the problem the development has implications that would roil the stat discuss quote across economic and political lines. governments across the loan including the u.s. of a, find ways to scramble, derail or she down the impact of crypto. check out this incredible chart from the american action forum. they're showing us here wide-ranging areas of impact of regulation. okay. let's look at all the agencies, 54 agencies regulating crypto. congress has 27 congressional committees, 13 states taking a look at it, internationally 12 governments there. you see they're looking at crime, they're looking at mining, they're looking at absolutely everything. it is kind of amazing how much regulation is going on. in the u.s. members of congress are fixated on the american tradition of innovation and freedom whereas many b

they will be off the gauge 26000000 new gerry ends on saturday. a delegation led by my cherry us former head of state of just allow me a book are met with but soon and said, but soon had told them all that the military government had done to him without giving details. the cool government of this week announced it well, try out the president mohammed assumed for treason, hours after agreeing to hold talks with a poor us, if found duty, but soon could face the death penalty. but ex, let's say the cool government is using presume to strengthen its hand in negotiations with the regional block. meanwhile, support for new jersey school leaders have been growing through a lot of the i am here to be a recruiter. it's into the nearby anatomy because we want to protect to account 3, and also guards will protect all land these 4 and that limits should be sent away. let them go back where they came from. visa as an independent country, and we have enough food. we are being cheated by the for, and this is the do of us if i want them to see that we and our chi

how many new gerry and say that pleased french people are leaving the country food. if one of them is a pretty care as an african, i can say that all the problems that africans are experiencing in new jersey and in africa. it's friends. that's at the root of us offering that off. we've seen the example of money and book in a fossil kind of. so we to a, going to follow in their footsteps click on friends, has to do is to leave of whether diplomats and powers have been working around the clock to evacuate citizens from the year after president mohammed buzz who was deposed last week. the jazz one of the world's poorest countries and relies heavily on financial support from west and back is in the regional blog echo us most of that aid has been frozen because of because the military rulers in neighboring molly and became a fast so have criticize the funding freeze, saying the poor us will be hit hardest french troops ordered to leave monte recently refuse deputy, curious as on. so is it a go, we refuse to apply these a legal, illegitimate and inhumane sanctions against

and by the way, for the safety of all new gerry and because they have defended the democratic rule of our country talking specifically about safety and security in the country. then of course echo was to allies and echo asked of threatened military intervention in asia. if the coo latest refused to hon. bye power, given that not potentially means of violence show down, do you agree that that is the best course of action outcome to be the book variable . i need the fund for funding for the sounds of it's probably expenditure on x. the funding opinion has taught. the gentleman who has taught beats from outside the united states of america has counseling the medium challenge account and suspended usaid corporation. so all of these we create a lot of suffering for our people. this function decided by it cause we the timeframe over which to restore legitimate and legal authorities present value and the bottom the month of ease and know for a tendency for those was at the key to give back by law just to, to save to our people a necessary and every time for a subsidy. do you genuinely belief

and these are the new gerry and military is yet to respond to the move. the statement comes as a summons of the west african blocks leaders wrapped up in a boot or thursday, 2 weeks after the qu, in the army. we spoke to local journalists to sign a low on who says the echo was announcement as being preceded by, people and these there as an empty threats or the net. but it's also new jersey. i'm delighted to get into 5 pieces that are one blow one side uh which ease uh, which content. ringback continue like, could be, would obviously need done. which part of the invasion from the inquest tools and, and other say do we have countries in a combined do? but it can applies to and they gave me uh which uh the high end to the agent that then you jump. uh, they only tell me see, uh any i mean to bring this up, but from the new or 32 of them you just from what we see yesterday, even in and even though it's 2 days this morning before i'm not going something about the the she's in of, of the, if it was because of the way to the quantity done to the, to the, the, wit

well, joining me is gerry hayes , criminal barrister and some time ago a conservative member for a longefore you were born. >> well, almost gerry, almost member of parliament. >> now, look, let's face it, the mail did a very good piece of work. they did? yeah and there are people out there who are registered as solicitors , others registered as solicitors, others who are prepared to aid and abet law breaking . law breaking. >> yes, they make defence is up. they were offering tablets to people a.d. presents to say, oh you can do this, you can say this when they knew these people were guilty of the offences and it gives us all a bad name. the overwhelming majority of barristers and solicitors really work hard for their clients, but these people have trashed their clients , they've trashed their clients, they've trashed their own profession , they've trust, own profession, they've trust, they've trashed the trust in the legal system, which is the cornerstone of our democracy. so it matters. >> it matters, of course it matters. trust in a system. of course it is trust in solicitors and barr

well, joining me is gerry hayes , criminal barrister and some time ago a conservative member for a longefore you were born. >> well, almost gerry, almost member of parliament. >> now, look, let's face it, the mail did a very good piece of work. they did? yeah and there are people out there who are registered as solicitors , others registered as solicitors, others who are prepared to aid and abet law breaking . law breaking. >> yes, they make defence is up. they were offering tablets to people a.d. presents to say, oh you can do this, you can say this when they knew these people were guilty of the offences and it gives us all a bad name. the overwhelming majority of barristers and solicitors really work hard for their clients, but these people have trashed their clients , they've trashed their clients, they've trashed their own profession , they've trust, own profession, they've trust, they've trashed the trust in the legal system, which is the cornerstone of our democracy. so it matters. >> it matters, of course it matters. trust in a system. of course it is trust in solicitors and barr

one is a letter from gerry ford from october of 1973 recommending three people to beat the noose viceident he recommended john connolly was the defense secretary, nelson rockefeller crete chose as his own vice president ronald reagan and he said i will not go into the reasons for my views as i'm sure you are familiar with reasons in each instance. and then the nixon letter resigning in 1974, interestingly noted here 11:35 a.m. initialed by henry kissinger hk. and then here is the index card when he actually took the oath of office. ii want to draw your attention o these three pictures on the sidebar here of this frame. ford and albert and the continuity here it's in the speaker. he's the only person who is not shifted in this musical chairs during this cast of characters. iha have been overly interested they did not have anything whene whenis it the ford museum about this. that kind of stayed with me. from that middle part of the itrump administration i was wondering about the story britt over and over again about this active bipartisanship. this patriotism the karl albert would resig

fox news's gerri willis will still us in.r: that's right, charles, the biggest headline was the credit card debt crossing that one trillion dollar mark. assisted own the chart. but the financial media they buried the lead. let's begin with the breakneck speed of the consumer debt the last 20 years. what is the media ignoring? auto loans. take a look here. this is a massive move we've seen. america is long way from chicken if every pot. now it is a car in every garage and parking spot if you're lucky enough to find one. all of this comes at a cost. all right. you can see right now the apr, that is the annual percentage rate. buyers with good credit could get new ride of interest rate of 5.8% that sounds decent. if you're somebody with debt problems, deep subprime, you're paying 21.3%. that is onerous. now, take a look at this next full screen i have, these annual changes in average monthly car payments this is what you're paying monthly. they have raced to a new record of $725, and that is an 11.5% gain over just a year. now,

one of those lawmakers, congressman gerry connolly, will join me later this hour. and vice president kamala harris visits a plan shop in washington, d.c. as she announces the administration is investing 100 and $25 million in small business. vice president in the speech highlighting the impact of bidenomics on the heels of a new jobs report. >> bidenomics is working. last month, we created 187,000 new jobs. america's economic future looks bright. and president biden and i will keep fighting to move our nation forward. >> we begin with nbc's julie tsirkin in columbia, south carolina where don trump will be speaking later today. and julie, how is trump's later indictment impacting his campaign? >> erin, it is good to be with you. well the short answer is, it is not impacting his campaign. 24 hours after he appeared for his arraignment in that third federal indictment that, you are just talking about, the top of the show, he went to montgomery, alabama last night. that is where we were to. he spoke in front of a friendly crowd, a fund-raiser for the alabama republican

ed: gerry smith with the bloomberg reporting. thank you very much.g up, tesla's new cfo, who is he? we will bring you the details. this is bloomberg. ♪ ed: welcome back to bloomberg technology, ed ludlow in san francisco. we have reversed direction on the nasdaq 100, down 1.4%. we are down the last five of six section -- sessions. as we will tell you about later in the program, some weakness in software, and the earnings story and the outlook for the rest of the year is weighing on the nasdaq 100 which is tech heavy with high multiple software names that are trading lower. the other name we are watching is tesla. movement to the downside in the past couple of sessions. zach con standing down trying to find out the reason why. the replacement, the current chief accounting officer who will keep his current post in addition to his new gig. here is what kathy thought about this. >> it is a tough job. 13 years was a really good run zach and i can say enough good enough about him and what he did for tesla. he trained to successor well. ed: we will bring in

we had to learn the new gerry, a language to integrate into the city of a god as banta, when we pick up fans in town, we managed to communicate, discuss the price and respond to the needs. today we really have 2 units. we find that we have a job, we felt welcome to fine each ariens and we had the opportunity to integrate integration is one of the biggest problems to michael in stock in a god is. the economy has taken the shop down to since 2015. when the law which the european union in formerly encouraged, was passed to criminalize transporting markets at the towns, bus station, everything has slowed down, idaho. 80 has been a whole or for some 15 years he recalls a vibrant cost. when would the migrants rush to board trucks found for libya and you up and i was like got if, if it isn't the station used to be packed with passengers and traders and shopkeepers a key. i suppose the labels on them like a big market to come then that i'm actually now when they entered the station, i started to see everything has changed because i send you yeah they, they can be used a good many vehicles lo

we had to learn a new gerry, a language to integrate into the city of a god as banta, when we pick up says in town we managed to communicate, discuss the price and respond to the needs. today we really are team, that's we fine and we have a job. we felt welcome to fine each ariens and we had the opportunity to integrate integration is one of the biggest problems to michael in stock in a god is. the economy has taken the shop down to since 2015 when the law which the european union in formerly encouraged, was passed to criminalize transporting migrants at the town's bus station. everything has slowed down, idaho. eddie has been a whole or for some 15 years. he recalls the vibrant past. when would the migrants rushed aboard trucks bound for libya and you up in front and i got a bit of it and the station used to be packed with passengers and traders and shopkeepers. it was still people on them like a big market to them then that i'm actually now when you introduced ation, i was trying to say everything has changed. if i send you it can be used to get many vehicles loading up here. if i c

compagno, also joining me today host of the kennedy saves the world podcast, kennedy, fox business gerriillis, mollie hemingway and lawrence jones. this footage from sunday shows the moment a nevada -- created by anti-capitalist climate protesters blocking the road to this year's burning man music festival. the truck was made from a metal. the authorities then moved in to arrest the activists and get the roads opened again. that moment is not just making waves in america, it is resonating with people across the globe who are fed up with eco-protesters. activists have been shutting down busy highways, in london, accountaivists brought traffic to a crawl during a slow march. others have thrown paint and attempting to destroy priceless pieces of art. many groups have backing of big-name actors and hollywood celebrities, chelsea handler, who have made contributions bank rolling many smaller activist groups. lawrence, everyone is fed up, real people have to drive and commute to work. it is not disney heires that get to bank roll destructors, people are fed up and done. bless the rangers. >> l

hayes , why is kevin >> gerry hayes, why is kevin wrong on that ?>> in just about every respect that i >> in just about every respect thati can >> in just about every respect that i can possibly imagine , that i can possibly imagine, i've been at the criminal bar and i've prosecuted now defended some of the most wicked people in the world. >> and my grandfather was murdered when i was ten years old. but all the evidence is over the years that it's never a deterrent . worse, worse for deterrent. worse, worse for terrorists. it is a recruiting sergeant . you have the islamic sergeant. you have the islamic terrorists and you execute them .then terrorists and you execute them . then you've created martyrs . . then you've created martyrs. let's look at the united states of america in every single state where there is the death penalty , what happens at the number of homicides go up ? most people homicides go up? most people don't realise in this country there are 607 roughly over the ten year period, the average 607 homicides a year. in the united states

the hours counts in uh for the new gerry and said, richard qu june, set to kind of a pod, reinstate president, busy and that is the instruction that is the deadline. i see the ultimatum given by echo as last week, sunday, the count on is on. we're waiting to see what happens next that showed the deadline expired as of the end of today. and there is no sort of mediation or diplomatic situation, a solution to this situation. so that's what anybody is waiting for. have a, you know, on alternative to. so to child who is also the non members line continues to accounts, magenta seems pretty defiant, but do they actually have what it takes to find off the threatened military intervention? uh well, it doesn't, it seems so you look at the ministry base in terms of the presence of, i mean style find, you know, troops. i mean they have uh, not operate 20000 strong on like, uh, uh, it's uh you, southern neighbors. uh and a big be homeless called nigeria olds having almost 10 times the spit heading that i'm going to intervention on into needs a which many people don't really once even in the country niger

this is not shared by pro cooper test is in the i predict to the st. surviving the gerry and flags on some russian runs to every time it's like the one that says the country is funding. but equal was, it's time to utilize that on a co us and the west check concerns and expanding military rooted in the region as well as growing influence a must go the next few days or so whether the sunday deadline is a genuine sweat. well, mainly a prolong that the world's oceans are warmer than ever in the past. months has been the hottest on record with the average surface water temperature reaching 20.96 degrees celsius. that's 69.7 degrees fahrenheit. one of the places that's recorded a startling record is the us state of florida, where the effects of warm or ocean water are already visible. a plunging below the surface of pots of florida is from refreshing these days. the ocean near here reached a re, quote 38 degrees this week about the same as a hot tub. the heat has bleached this one bright carl, and now locals. a worried about what comes needs to happen in the last 2 weeks. just 2 weeks. time

this is not shared by pro cooper test is in the i took to the streets waving the gerry and flags on some of us and runs to every time it's like the one that says the country is funding but equal us. it's time to utilize that. if i can speak to us in the west check concerns and expanding military rooted in the region as well as growing influence, a must go the next few days or so whether the sunday deadline is a genuine sweat. well, mainly a prolonged and is there as austin president monica zoom has published in the opinion piece in the washington post. one of the whole region could fault with russian influence by its voc, the most and every group of west africa, correspondents, monica of course explained what he's hoping to achieve with his optical. i mean, it's interesting that we see him writing, but what steps i took to the left side like a 6 to achieve is the fact that we have to use the opportunity to, to highlight the game. so these are the decision which is better to you as you know, just say that it's monique stability. since i came in, security has also improved at also god bles

hayes , why is kevin >> gerry hayes, why is kevin wrong on that ?>> in just about every respect that i >> in just about every respect thati can >> in just about every respect that i can possibly imagine , that i can possibly imagine, i've been at the criminal bar and i've prosecuted now defended some of the most wicked people in the world. >> and my grandfather was murdered when i was ten years old. but all the evidence is over the years that it's never a deterrent . worse, worse for deterrent. worse, worse for terrorists. it is a recruiting sergeant . you have the islamic sergeant. you have the islamic terrorists and you execute them .then terrorists and you execute them . then you've created martyrs . . then you've created martyrs. let's look at the united states of america in every single state where there is the death penalty , what happens at the number of homicides go up ? most people homicides go up? most people don't realise in this country there are 607 roughly over the ten year period, the average 607 homicides a year. in the united states

gerri willis has been looking at this.>> within 24 hours of the federal local government approval, there was a huge traffic jam and all of the ev's they could not get internet service because there was a music festival 4 miles away and all of north beach was tied up with the traffic jam. it's pretty amazing. let me tell you more about this, it is fascinating coming on the heels of friday's decision to allow residents to hail a rowboat taxi around-the-clock. it's been seen as a testing ground for the rest of the country, not everybody is ready to go driverless. >> i would not feel safe. it's unpredictable you never know what can happen. >> i would because of the experience. >> i would trust the technology, i don't think i would be that nervous. >> i don't trust the driver i trust myself. >> despite the misgivings the ceo calling the service essential for san franciscans saying today's permit marks the true beginning of a commercial operation in san francisco. were incredibly grateful for the vote of confidence from the cali

look at this with my gerry, i really are getting so he tod on do you know the people who live and depend on this daily services with countries back nigeria toga became unable to get grain of able to get food prices that sold in the, in the country, the bags of bags of rice are beginning to get so expensive, so people, but we will find out how to get food as the economy such as continents of byte. honda, don't forget, this is a landlocked country, but one of the products in the world aid from the likes of us already because i find this is the country that has, you know, about 20 percent of his budget coming from 8. so these sanctions will really bite hot already as we see in the j to w correspondent research with whom am i thank you as always for your reporting and we can bring you up to speed now with some other global headlines at this hour. the electoral officials in the central african republic side over 95 percent of voters had approved a draft constitution that extends presidential term limits. it allows president post our strong to our data to drive out to seek a 3rd term in office

i say now you have uh, you know, the gerry ends uh same, perhaps russia as an alternative pot, not safe, bronze and all that weston allies is quite a disturbing one for many uh, in the region because uh, uh, who is the lights up? i need a um, i'm looking to buy some money turning away from the west. what happens to the other countries like gone on by, you know, nigeria sending out of the ivory coast to west and pop up? that's why that frankly, for the under phone have always that been hand in hand with you to a government here in the west africa. so the region is the mix right now. i love this pro russian pro weston, you know, defined c o, which is quite that running to gasoline. elisa, thank you very much. that was our correspond elisa tacoma in the nigerian city of lagos. you are watching the news from burke lin. just reminder of the top story we're following for you this hour for us present, donald trump has pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiring while in office to overturn his law spend the 2020 election following his quarter parents in washington. trump said he was being perse

this is not shed by pro cooper test is in the i predict to the st, surviving the gerry and flags on some russian ones to pump every time. it's like the one that says the country is funding, but equal was it's time. didn't realize that if i can speak to us in the west check concerns and expanding military rooted in the region, as well as growing influence, a must go the next few days or so whether the sunday deadline is a genuine threat or maybe a prolonged and we also correspondent to release social home on how the suspension of military cooperation with friends would affect the fight against the regions, islamist insurgency. you might say, this is the next step, 540. i need jerry and june to lead us uh, effectively cutting off all ties that with your friends committed 3, diplomatic, like we service the united, french embassy as it base, almost positive closed. so french people assistance, i've left the country and now they want to set about all the money to support. i'd have been happy and i cooperation that i agreements with the french military, which have about a more than a 1000 a. s

and yes, it is a worry i >> -- >> do you think , gerry, i'll go >> do you think, gerry, i'll go to you this. do you think that we're going to end up in a situation where we overtly tell women that they have to change their behaviour to if they are living in an area near one of these migrant hotels? >> for example, i hope not. >> for example, i hope not. >> if the story that you presented is true , then it's presented is true, then it's very concerning . but where's the very concerning. but where's the evidence? yeah, well , we haven't evidence? yeah, well, we haven't seen a clip. have you got clip? >> i'm glad you've asked because we do have the clip, which i'm hoping that we'll play in a second. so this is the videos that have been sent out to people from people in north africa from human now, human traffickers. now, the accounts that these been accounts that these have been sent are just sent out from, these are just some there have some of them. there have got hundreds of thousands of followers. we're managing to followers. and we're managing to circumvent algorithms social circumve

and yes, it is a worry i >> -- >> do you think , gerry, i'll go >> do you think, gerry, i'll go to you this. do you think that we're going to end up in a situation where we overtly tell women that they have to change their behaviour to if they are living in an area near one of these migrant hotels? >> for example, i hope not. >> for example, i hope not. >> if the story that you presented is true , then it's presented is true, then it's very concerning . but where's the very concerning. but where's the evidence? yeah, well , we haven't evidence? yeah, well, we haven't seen a clip. have you got clip? >> i'm glad you've asked because we do have the clip, which i'm hoping that we'll play in a second. so this is the videos that have been sent out to people from people in north africa from human now, human traffickers. now, the accounts that these been accounts that these have been sent are just sent out from, these are just some there have some of them. there have got hundreds of thousands of followers. we're managing to followers. and we're managing to circumvent algorithms social circumve

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she's someone who has really one praise internationally and being very cool headed at high stakes. gerry, political moments intention with china lawyer said he wants to continue in that vein. he wants to continue to raise time one's international profile. well, navigating through really extremely complex to a political was between the us and china. how does one explain the the p b leading impulse when just of the end of last year of the party performed very poorly in a local elections, losing out to the opposition goldman time while local elections are really a different ball game in taiwan. the issues where it says care about those elections a slightly different, they are more local, but when it comes to the presidential elections, the ever present threat from china comes to the friends incense. and once again, to explain why the t p are doing really well. it's important to remember that chinese intimidation of taiwan has increased dramatically over the past 3 or 4 years. just today we've seen 7 chinese jets across the median line of the taiwan strait and a daily occurrence now. and ove

so it cost gerry ford a lot in the short term to make this decision. but i really don't get any sense that he agonized over it much. it was the right thing to do and it cost me the presidency. but i have never said that the presidency is my highest goal in politics. so he makes the decision and he buys by the outcome. now. and i should say that for the next 45 years, a general belief in the public at large was, it was probably a good idea. ford's decision was right, but for reasons you might very well appreciate in the last five years or so, people have started to think, you know, maybe that wasn't such good idea because we are still in a confused state of mind about whether the president of the united states can reprocess looted. is the president above law or not? we've never tested it. and if there ever was going to be a clear test that would have been the time. so whether gerald ford's decision to pardon richard nixon was for the country seems little bit less clear now than it did then. but there's an interesting thing that happened that same interv