gerry and i met when i stepped out of the limo screaming "gerry, i'm gonna marry you!"y's runner-up leslie was in attendance. viewers watched her heart break and raw emotions in that season finale. today she says she's here to support love. >> at our age, we have to celebrate love. and i was very good friends with teresa. we support each other throughout the whole time in the house. >> byron: it wouldn't be a "bachelor" event without a dramatic twist. a surprise proposal for "bachelor nation." >> like gerry said, we have much little time, i know i want to spend the rest of my days with you. so christina -- [ cheers and applause ] >> whoa! yes, yes! >> thank you. >> byron: "the golden bachelor" has brought together fans of all ages. the long-running tv series' biggest premiere a ud in years, 13.9 million viewers, shining a spotlight on finding love in the golden years of life. >> its onn n ned oozed ou the women there felt sexy, wanted, seen, desirable. >> it was life changing for us, that we did feel seen. we did feel like we were important and that they were telling ou

tell us. >> absolutely, gerri.ntegration of the technology of the digital identity if you like provides visibility throughout the supply chain. if you look at it, you can hardly see it. it is on the seam here. i'm not sure you can see it well on the camera. effectively this piece of technology element allows you have to have visibility from end to end supply chain. it is cool technology. it has been used before but now being used in ways it was not before. >> reporter: what is this? >> silicon chip connected to an antenna. it transmits identity as it goes through points of the supply chain. >> reporter: i might not notice that but it benefits the consumer as well at the retailer. >> it does. it allows "fruck" shunless retail. you walk into the storing, walk out. how cool is that from that perspective. >> reporter: there is a downside of this too, you might walk out but the retailer might capture it. we'll show you how fraud works with this technology. we'll show you. i'm not getting away with the tennis balls. that

know" streaming on peacock starting tomorrow but you know her best from her emmy-nominated role as gerri"succession." j. smith-cameron will be joining us so excited she's here. [ cheers and applause and she is a singer, songwriter, and wrapper whose e.p. "baby tate presents - sexploration: the musical" is out now. baby tate is here to perform for us [ cheers and applause i'm a little bummed because i was going to call my e.p "sexploration: the musical." [ light laughter ] you win this round, baby tate. [ laughter ] before we get to all our wonderful guests, donald trump essentially threatened his gop primary rival nikki haley in an angry speech last night after an underwhelming result in new hampshire, where even fox news was forced to admit that a sizable portion of republicans may not support trump in november for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: donald trump won the new hampshire primary last night, but his main rival, nikki haley, got over 40% of the vote, which wasn't exactly the resounding victory trump had been hoping for. but you know

gerry than pre—pandemic. gone either population gone on either the population has grown people somehow are, despite what david lloyd has just said, are somehow on two lists or it's a non—story, which i suspect it is, because remember what david lloyd actually said? >> we get 100 and it's actually £165 per patient, but they get more money if they do the little things like saying, oh, richard , things like saying, oh, richard, i'd, um, time to have a check here. >> but you haven't answered my question . how can it be 2.2 question. how can it be 2.2 million more than pre covid? >> uh, we've got a population of, what, 60 million? >> this is just in england. the population in theory is 57 million. the 62.9 million on the patient's okay. >> there's a way around this. why don't we have an investigation? why don't we get a non—government authority to look at it? but i think david lloyd is probably right in the inner cities, there are people going in and out. they're registered, they deregistered. something's very wro

elizabeth: gerri willis, always great reporting.eign affairs, new york congresswoman claudia tenny. happy new year, congressman tenny. what's your reaction to that story? >> well, this is, you know, when you put more money out for more migrants, that's what how -- you get, you know? keep taxing the fax -- taxpayers. a billion dollars in new taxes for more illegal immigrants, now we're going to spend $2.4 billion in the state of new york for next year's budget that was proposed just recently by governor hochul. elizabeth: so voters are paying for it in rising taxes if if rising crime. >> uh-huh. yeah. well, look, the crime is always a listed as the number one problem whether you're in new york city or upstate new york. my district is actually northern-central and western new york. this migrant crisis we saw two different situations, one was a rape, one was a sexual assault. we had a murder in one county. a lot of the counties that i represent actually did an emergency order which prohibited migrants from being in our communities. and

gerri, what you got?rter: stocks selling off as you say after the federal reserve left rates unchanged exactly what the market predicted but the dow ending down 317 points. s&p off by 79 the nasdaq falling 345. though the move was expected it was what federal chair jay powell said afterward that sparked selloff. he said the fed is not ready to reduce rates until there was great confidence that the inflation was moving sustainably towards the central bank's 2% target. they priced in the markets as many as seven cuts through the year. you can see the problem there. we've been talking about google and microsoft for example, plunging on mounting costs for artificial intelligence. larry. larry: that's terrific. thank you, gerri willis, we appreciate it very, very much. all right, folks, let's jump right in, we have kevin has it, former chair of the council of economic visors during the trump administration. hoover institution, author of "the drift," stopping america's slide to socialism. art laffer, former rea

gerri, if you didn't report on it didn't happen. >> love it. this week, ahead of big tech earnings this week. the dow was up 224 points. s&p higher by 36. the nasdaq rising 172. both the dow and the s&p in record territory as you can see right here. tech companies, microsoft and meta, also hitting all-time highs ahead of their earnings. duh members visa, am gen and america in record territory. we're hitting heart of earnings season with gm, google, ups, starbucks, they will all be reporting results tomorrow. investor optimism is on the rise. it is continuing as futures markets price in an 87% probability of a fed rate cut in may, less than 50% cut in march. those rate cuts, well they make the markets happy. larry? >> all right, gerri willis thank you very, very much. we appreciate it. now house republicans move forward with two articles of impeachment against dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. they are accusing him of one fillful, systemic refusal to comply with the law, and two, breach of public trust. georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor gree

it is necessary that observers new gerry ends and residents of eco s member countries know that it was echo west. the refuse to come if they decide to come on the 25th obviously will be ready and open to continue to go. she ations. so these and justifiable sanctions are listed immediately. this is a war crime and that is a fact never before have people been deprived of what the people in the shall have been deprived of. they do not have the right to do this. the president, general c on e is spoken clearly on the mattress. the natural resources of missionary belonged to the new jerry and the natural resources of new shack can be made available to old peace loving countries. jabbers not shuts off from the world. there's. yeah, there's not seek to enter to conflict with anyone where a peace loving country that is willing to access its own expense. today. very few countries continue to believe michelle was wrong in choosing his own pass. the vice that was gripping our country is now we can this yeah, has always enjoyed respects on the international stage. in addition, it is clear our claim

we have gerri willis to tell us the here, now and why, good evening, gerri. >> reporter: good evening stocks selling off after federal reserve governor christopher waller said the central bank is likely to take its time cutting rates. the dow was down 230 points, 231 points that is. s&p off 17. the nasdaq lower by 28. markets have been expecting an aggressive easing cycle this year with as many as seven rate cuts but waller's comments cut that market optimism. he said inflation had fallen but not quite enough yet. here is the quote from waller, in many previous cycles the fomc cut-rates reactively and did so quickly and often by large amounts. this cycle however i see no reason to move as quickly or cut as rapidly as in the past. in other market news shares of apple falling on iphone price cuts in china. those cyclical names having a hard time today, larry, back to you. larry: thank you, gerri willis, we appreciate the update very much. all right, moving right along we'll talk some more about this iowa blowout by donald trump. joining us mark simone, hall of fame, wor radio host, and

fox business's gerri willis has all the details.. >> reporter: emission cheating scandals seem to be a dime a dozen, right, in the past eight years. two major automakers were pursued by misrepresenting emissions records. volvo and volkswagen paid millions in fines. two washington attorneys say the government has its fingers on the scale when it comes to fuel efficiency of electric cars. the government cutting corners and misleading the public. listen. >> well it is a form of corporate welfare, hidden tax on consumers. the whole point of this, multiplier they call it is, is to privatize the benefits so tesla can sell credits and pass on those savings to its buyers but socialize the cost. >> reporter: here's how it works. under a department of energy rule carmakers multiply the efficiency of electric cars by a factor of 6.67. 2022 tesla model y in a lab you will find the vehicle getting equivalent of 65 miles per hour. but according to the government the model wise fuel equivalent efficiency is 430 miles per gallon. i wonder why you h

gerry than pre—pandemic.s gone either population gone on either the population has grown people somehow are, despite what david lloyd has just said, are somehow on two lists or it's a non—story, which i suspect it is, because remember what david lloyd actually said? >> we get 100 and it's actually £165 per patient, but they get more money if they do the little things like saying, oh, richard , things like saying, oh, richard, i'd, um, time to have a check here. >> but you haven't answered my question . how can it be 2.2 question. how can it be 2.2 million more than pre covid? >> uh, we've got a population of, what, 60 million? >> this is just in england. the population in theory is 57 million. the 62.9 million on the patient's okay. >> there's a way around this. why don't we have an investigation? why don't we get a non—government authority to look at it? but i think david lloyd is probably right in the inner cities, there are people going in and out. they're registered, they deregistered. something's very wr

larry: gerri willis thank you. >> we appreciate it. now, house republicans move forward with two articles of impeachment. against dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. they are accusing him of willful and stemmatic refusal to comply with the law, and two, breach of public trust, georgia congresswoman mornin marjorie taylor greene leading the charge, what will happen? votes tomorrow, it is a vote or inquiry? how does that negotiation with white house muddle up the ma mayorkas story. >> thank you, larry, tomorrow on our homeland security committee we'll actually be marking up articles of impeachment that were referred to my committee in hocke homeland after i forced a floor vote in november, this something that have been pushing and working on for a long time this is what american people want to see happen, and coupling it fact that we have federal government pitted again state of texas and 25 republican governors standing with texas. this unprecedented border invasion, brought on by secretary mayorkas. and his willful, willingness to basica

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larry: that is is an awesome report, jerry will gerri willis. >> all right, switching hitters, joiningr first baseman, mr. steve garvey. 10 time mvp ml b, now running a strong r race to be california next senator, steve, i am a life long yankees fan. new york yankees, but i will acknowledge you are a hell of a player, i look forward to you pushes hard against adam schiff. you have come up in polls, from 5 or 6% now 18%. you are only a few points debelow schiff -- >> i forgive you larry for being a yankee fan. great world series, that is what it is was about when baseball was vibrant that reminds me of california when i came hire 50 years ago, the economy was doing great and d industry was booming. and global leaders, it was a heart beat of america then. it is just a murmur now, what shaping to -- what is happening in californias rep resonates, i am running against clear politicians and a disfunctional washington and people of california are starting to listen, it is resonating, a common sense, that you don't hear. we getter closer ewe have 19 points and we're touring throughout the sta

. >> reporter: so much of the vitriol directed at election workers like bob, lisa and gerry is fueledliefs about voting machines, ballots and election workers themselves. >> i had a guy tell me that he could hack into our election equipment through the power outlet. >> what people believe. >> nonsensical. it never has been like this before. and it's not stupidity, they really don't care about truth or integrity. they just want their outcome. i think that's it. >> reporter: gerry has spent most of her life working in a court system as a county attorney but says the abuse she received as an election worker topped it all. >> i have been treated better by murderers, child molesters, thieves, rapists than the political parties and the elected representatives. >> reporter: harassment is one of the main reasons election officials across the country have called it quits. across 11 western states more than 160 top local election officials have left their positions since november 2020. >> we are asking a lot of our elections workers to deal with not only the general misinformation out there, bu

larry: thank you. >> gerri willis.all right moving on, talk more about this iowa blowout by donald trump, joining us mark simone, hall of fame wor radio host, and joe concha, fox news contributor. mark, where does this leave nikki haley and ron desantis? because they lost but they lost by a lot lower expectations, and i don't think that anyone expected this kind of thing, going on to new hampshire. why is their path to victory. >> there is no path to victory, talking second place, you are 30 behind in biggest landslide blowout in iowa history. president trump would have this are had another 5, they knew high high -- he would win, they didn't want to go out in the weather. desantis said i got my ticket stamped, he got his clock cleaned. larry: governor desantis, did not have the graciousness to congratulate trump, haley did, trump was fraisgracious to both of them, he is very far in polls in new hampshire and south carolina. i don't want to beat up on him, but that is what polling numbers show, polls are not vote. where

so even at a much lower level and gerry , your high lower level and gerry, your high minded constitutionalismgh fantastic, high minded, high minded, constitutional. and i'm all in favour of high minded constitutionalism. but there is a reality of politics that politicians need to be in touch with voters. and you've seen this not just in migration , but this not just in migration, but also tie in the post office scandal, this feeling that those who govern are above and not unked who govern are above and not linked to those who are governed, and that this is part of that being out of touch and unresponsive. >> well, we've got three problems. well many problems. but in terms of public inquiries, the post office utterly, utterly appalling. but it takes a tv programme for ministers to get upset about it. who's talking about, um, the blood problems that we had . no. blood problems that we had. no. and the way that we're just waiting people for people to die before we compensate them, the next problem is going to be it used to be we called it the child support agency. that's another that is another

kelly former ira bomber gerry.d shot a prison officer during an escape in 1983, something which kelly does not admit. however a high court judge in belfast said kelly's reputation was already tarnished his conviction of tarnished for his conviction of the bombing of the old bailey in 1973 that his own writings 1973 and that his own writings implied joint culpability for the shooting. on the balance of probabilities , the judge called probabilities, the judge called the defamation claim scandalous, vexatious and an abuse of process. sinn fein, which is the biggest party on both sides of the border in ireland, is accused of trying to intimidate journalists with lawsuits, something which it denies . i'm something which it denies. i'm pleased that malachy o'doherty joins me now. uh welcome to gb news. do you want to tell me something about what you've been through over the last three years? >> well , years? >> well, michael, it's more than three years. it's four and a half years because that's how far back the original

when it became known that the sec page was hacked, its chairman gerry genzler stated on his personaled and that the sec did not approve the listing and trading of bitcoin spot exchange products. hour x occurs on january 10th. xeh must either approve a bitcoin etf or not. if the decision is positive, large investors will have the opportunity to invest in bitcoins bypassing crypto exchanges, binance or coinbase. and according to forecasts, money will pour into the cryptocurrency and raise its value to new heights. they have already started talking about $200,000. bitcoin alone is not the limit, however, other cryptocurrencies may not have it easy. the approval of bitcoin etf, in my opinion, is the story of the year, it will be one of the main catalysts. the crypto market has been growing seriously since since graysky's decision in august. this was the moment when the market realized that such funds could actually be approved. if this happens, it may not have such a positive impact on altcoins. first of all, because this is the story associated with bitcoin, when interest rates are high

our kids grew up on the marx brothers and also tom and gerry. it's incredibly funny and has a lot of great content. and nobody showing it to kids in poor neighborhoods today we are big tom and gerry fans. >> it's all over twitter right now the parents apoplectic you are a valid isaac this incredibly violent old-time cartoon. which was then by the simpson's itchy and scratchy. before we leave the value of old media versus new. one of things as reflecting on a reading the book as a parenting book if i am being candid wasn't to my parents also fell in with the witty group and played the records and monty python it wasn't my mom and dad get to be intentional your kids are not going to expose her rich culture rather than mom and dad are sitting here watch this, don't watch that. >> i just think with tiktok an instagram there's a lot kids are recommending to each other. youtube video and i'm not saying that isn't cute or interesting but it is quite different recommending a book that might be richer and deeper and make an incredible impact. so i think

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gerri, the world awaits. >> it was a good day for your 401(k) and thank ai. the dow and s&p 500 making new all time highs and then some. dow closing 3 # 5 points higher and -- 395 and index 263 points and that kind of gain set ago new record and s&p knocking out whites higher by 58. not a pupping day for the nasdaq either. the tech led index by 255. the rally all about tech and opt optimism over ark i and big winners is a range of chip companies, qualcomm, nvidia, broad cam all three trading above their all ti times intel moving higher and ai the hottest hand for awhile and today's enthusiasm marked by what traders expect to be end of inventory glut in chip sector and ai chips stocks jumped 4% during the trading week and s&p 500 strongest sector. today, larry, the yield on 10-year treasury rising to 4.14 and highest closing level of the year and big market day, you might expect something else entirely. larry. lyrics so it goes. joyed by kevin has ketanji and during the -- kevin hassett and chair of the trump administration and book drift, stopping america's s

judging by the statement of chairman gerry gensler, who emphasized that the commission does not endorses was done reluctantly. mr. genzler had to admit that circumstances had changed, although he did not tell the whole truth. the first application was submitted by crypto player gray skyle, who has no contact with the authorities. he was refused, then the black rock foundation, which has been helping washington since 2008, made the same request sweep crises under the rug. in this case , the commission could no longer say no. it is noteworthy that of the five board members, gensler voted in favor of the bitcoin etf along with two republicans. two democrats were in the minority and voted against it. experts say that there may be an attack against the fed and the dollar, unseen since the kennedy era. but that's of course. a relatively safe tool just a few hours after the account of the commission itself was hacked, which led to fluctuations in the bitcoin rate by several thousand dollars. bitcoin etf is an exchange instrument that allows you to play on such fluctuations without owning the c

fox's gerri willis shows us how that could affect you.s officially underway, but the irs is struggling to get its job done despite an infusion of billions of taxpayer dollars. >> telephone service at the irs is a mess with fewer phone calls answered than the official numbers suggest that, according to the national taxpayer advocate and irs watchdog, the agency has said it succeeded in hitting its goal of answering 85% of calls it received on toll free lines during the tax filing season, but the nta, in its annual report to congress, says that the irs numbers don't count. all calls for help to the agency. when you do that, only 35% of calls were answered. meanwhile, as the irs put more resources to calls, unprocessed, amended returns stacked up some 1.9 million returns await resolutions compared to 500,000 at the end of 2019. nta's erin collins says this the irs cannot easily shuffle employees back and forth between answering phones and processing calls. guidance going forward, the irs needs to find a way to move employees between those tw

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. >> fox's gerri willis has more from new york. >> tax season is officially underway, but the irs isuggling to get its job done despite an infusion of billions of taxpayer dollars. >> telephone service at the irs is a mess with fewer phone calls answered than the official numbers suggest that, according to the national taxpayer advocate, an irs watchdog, the agency has said it succeeded in hitting its goal of answering 85% of calls. it received on toll free lines during the tax filing season. but mta, in its annual report to congress, says that the irs numbers don't count. all calls for help to the agency. when you do that, only 35% of calls were answered. meanwhile, as the irs put more resources to calls on processed, amended returns stacked up, some 1.9 million returns await resolution compared to 500,000 at the end of 2019. mta air and collins says this the irs cannot easily shuffle employees back and forth between answering phones, and processing corresponds, since going forward, the irs needs to find a way to move employees between those two functions more nimbly. the watchdog a

let's go to gerri willis live in the fox business newsroom. it is brainiac. a possible breakthrough in new technology aimed at a helping people suffering from if paralysis and other debilitating conditions. elon musk announcing on x the first human receiving the neuralink brain implant. musk tweeting that the patient successfully receiving the implant and recovering well. now, the goal of tour rah a link is to enable a smartphone or computer to be controlled by, get this, thinking. finish the company has shown videos of monkeys implanted9 with the device playing the video game pong. musk said: imagine if stephen hawking could communicate faster than a speed typist or engineer. hawking, of course, famous brilliant physicist. neuralink's implant includes a quarter-sized chip that is implanted in the skull. attached to it are dozens of thread-like electrodes that implant into the brain and relay electronicsals from neutrons. unnotice include how human tissue will respond to the implants over time. development, of course, may take many, many years

in new york, gerri willis, fox business. >> the santa clara county board of supervisors has signed off on a plan to expand the use of license plate reading cameras. supervisors also approved, making it easier for the sheriff's department to share license plate data with other law enforcement agencies. the santa clara county sheriff's office still needs to find a source of funding for this project to move forward. the closure of the pacific appears having a devastating impact on nearby businesses. the city shut down the pier on the san mateo county coast a month ago, after high tides and massive waves caused major damage. many local merchants say their sales have dropped as much as 50% due to a lack of tourists coming to pacifica to fish or walk down the pier. city leaders say they hope to reopen at least part of the pier by valentine day in two and a half weeks. a woman suspected of stealing a car is under arrest after police say she also stole a chp cruiser in vallejo. officers say they were initially chasing vanessa morales for car theft. they say she then led the chp on a pursuit. g

gerri willis with us. on in. >> reporter: charging stations, what else? yeah, it's the government's responsibility to pay for that, obviously. stuart, they're taking that money to build out charging stations for electric vehicles. the goal is to nearly triple the number of chargers across the country. u.s. department of transportation secretary pete buttigieg feels very strongly about the u.s. leading the world in evs. listen to this. >> uh-uh take very personally the importance of the fact that america, who led the world in the automotive revolution, now that we're in the midst of the second automotive revolution it is critical that america do so once more. >> reporter: the money coming from the $2.5 billion bipartisan infrastructure bill passed last year. the administration's claiming they're on track to build 500,000 charging stations by 2030. right now only 17,000 charging -- 177,000 charging stations. automakers are struggling to keep pace with installing chargers, and,s perts believe many will fall s

gerry ford faced a recession and a nix if son pardon -- >> that's tough.though. march lahr you're quite right. byron, what is the all this other chatter? what's the issue here? i know a horse race, polls. byron york, what's the issue? donald trump has a lead in both states. it mate be narrowing in new hampshire or not. we will see. who's the issues winner? if i mean, i'm trying to figure out exactly, because i don't hear a lot of issues other than mr. trump. >> yeah, that's a great question. you say, well, gee, is there some different issues, positions on the border or crime or international affairs? yeah, there's some differences, but, in fact, really the big issue is trump. because the republican party divides between trump supporters and people who want to move on, and the large majority right now are the trump supporters. and unless that changes, he's going to win the nomination. and what's really kind of extraordinary now, it does look like iowa is so solid for trump, but we have epstein a lot of motion toward -- a lot of motion toward halely in new h

uh gerry, i'm sorry, i'm just getting all emotional .ola. i heart goes. out to nicola. i mean, she's as tough as an old boot.i mean, she's as tough as an old boot. i mean, this is her media fight back because she wants the sympathy . for god's sake, it's sympathy. for god's sake, it's enough to put you off, marcy. >> you're suggesting you're. do you do correct me if i'm wrong. are you suggesting the first minister of scotland was deploying some crocodile tears? the former first minister, i fear so . fear so. >> goodness me, i don't think she's going to sue. >> he's not going to sue. >> he's not going to sue. >> you must have seen a lot of crocodile tears in your lifetime, sir, i, i was in parliament too, even more there. >> why do politicians lie? i'll tell to save their own tell you to save their own miserable skins. and what miserable skins. and that's what she's doing. >> nigel, >> okay, well, nigel, are you going on going to provide some balance on this tears were really. this one? the tears were really. >> she's a wonderful woman. >

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happens to us in show business , we did something, didn't think, didn't study , we just took it, as gerrys, it's just that the image is popular, what kind of image is it, and now we have to justify it, explain something, it seems to me that it's not it works out very well, but hey, let's see what will happen next, melovin is in second place among the bookmakers, melovin has already participated in eurovision, and now he wants to do it again... let's try our best, let's listen to an excerpt from his song. well, in third place was anka with the song palala around her, i won't say that there is a scandal, you know, on social networks they like to exaggerate, someone said something there and there is already a scandal, already hate, already someone is canceled there, no, the fact is that her song is called palala. and when all these songs began to be publicly available, the singer nataliya valevska said, she did not accuse her of anything, she simply said that this song reminded her of her old song, that there are some similar words, similar images, let's compare them, from heaven collected,

a foreign ministry says it's time that some of the this helps will count on gerry. it considers that the routing of the international court of justice announces the beginning of the end of the era of impunity from which the is where the occupation is long benefits it to give free reign to is oppression of the palestinian people and repression of or they legitimate rights satisfy the as on friday, the hey codes issued a series of rulings on emergency measures. in the case submits advice, south africa is this. so it's a israel to prevent genocide in gaza as well as to some of the public incitement. so it's sort of the most and it's a list of measures and report back to the i, c, j. m. as to whether certain the court further considers that israel muscle sure with immediate effect, that it's military forces do not commit any of the aforementioned tax court. is also the view, israel must take measures and send its power to prevent and punish the direct and public incitement to commit genocide in relation to the members of the palestinian group. in regards this trip, the

thus, by making this trip, we are giving new gerry ends the opportunity to choose. but above all, the opportunity to free them from the dependence position. they have been in for many years for this week. instead of talking about breaking off relations, i would prefer to talk about the cooperation that we are trying to deepen here in russia. i would rather talk about the present and the future. if franz made a choice in favor of the kind of attitude that we are witnessing, then we took note of it and acted accordingly. this year is not closed to anyone. this year does not go into conflict with anyone. let me repeat, we are a peace loving country, a country that strives to develop its own potential, a country that is extremely jealous of its dignity. this should be remembered. in general, the saw hill countries can be characterized as nations that not only respect each other, but also demand respect for themselves. i can already tell you that we have reported a significant decrease in the number of terrorist attacks. i can also say that for new syrians, it is not the

according to the find madeleine campaign, kate and gerry mccann do not use social media. guardrails to stop everyone involved being harmed. it's only offline where understanding seems possible. if you were doing it again, what would you do differently? i think i wouldn't go to social media because it can influence you in that way and it wasn't a good idea. marianna spring, bbc news. you can hear and see more of that interview and the other cases of extraordinary hate marianna has investigated in a new radio 4 podcast called why do you hate me, available on bbc sounds, bbc iplayer and the bbc website. protests by angry farmers are continuing across france. motorways have been blocked and slow—moving convoys of tractors have caused trafficjams on key routes into paris. their complaints range from rising costs to meeting carbon—cutting targets, fuel prices, inflation, bureaucracy, and ukrainian grain imports. 0ur paris correspondent, andrew harding, has been talking to one french farmer who is taking part. they haven't quite sealed off paris yet, but french farmers are still

when the previous regime was over the throne, almost all new gerry and sub demanded deepening our relations with russians. russia has no colonial past, and we know it is the right country for us to strengthen our relation is through openness, a substance. firstly, the sanctions are legitimate and wrong. they cannot be found in any of the agreements signed when the organization was created. they were introduced, i'm justly. we have never seen the country deprived of essential, maybe food medicines and energy resources. it is not written in the echo as agreement that it is necessary to close the borders and threaten military ourselves . we thought that's in the coming days talking about the time. we could have an exchange of views, but we received an imperative response of the deadlines were extended until the 25th. we asked the organization to meet the deadline of the 10th or even the 12th. they refused to come. it is necessary that observers new jerry ends and residents of eco s member countries know that it was echo west. the refuse to come if they decide to come on the 25th obviously will

according to the find madeleine campaign, kate and gerry mccann do not use social media.ine, there don't seem to be guardrails to stop everyone involved being harmed. it's only offline where understanding seems possible. if you were doing it again, what would you do differently? i think i wouldn't go to social media because it can influence you in that way and it wasn't a good idea. marianna spring, bbc news. an australian state mp has accused a local news channel of misoygny after it edited an image of her to give her larger breasts and more revealing clothing. in a message on social media, showing the altered image and the real, one side by side, georgie purcell said she had "endured a lot" but did not expect to have her image photoshopped by a media outlet, adding that something like this would never happen to a male mp. georgie told her story to bbc news from melbourne. look, i was confronted to see my body altered live on the news. i actually had just had a really catastrophic day at work and it only just made it worse. i think that many young women like myself strug

now is my panel barrister and former tory mp gerry hayes, and the author and journalist mike crick. isn't it utterly feeble of these railway companies which have been subsidised up to their eyeballs not to do something to help their passengers and keep the service going? >> well, they should pay the drivers more. they should. um. >> what? yes because 60 grand a year. >> what? yes because 60 grand a year . yes they should. well, year. yes they should. well, i believe how many journalists get 60 grand a year? i believe in free markets. and if there's a shortage of railway staff, which the frequently is not, as railway drivers, well, there's certainly a shortage of train staff and, and trains don't run as a result of it. they're more and more cancelled as a result of it, but not because of drivers, because the drivers are well paid. >> there's a queue of people wanting to become train drivers because it's a well paid job and you're going rails. you're going on rails. >> other point to be made >> the other point to be made that is that that paul didn't make is that actually a highly act