the, the west is now forcing the bell russians to me and glen decent is very right that this was the reason for the conflict on the was in the former soviet union, democracy de mer. yeah, i mean it's, it's amazing. the west might forcefully severing countries performance. so you probably have women language, colon history, common religion with russian by separating them from russia. the west prepares the truth for see what was like in your brain over conflict and coming back to what they just said. you know, the 1st way will was, so it was, it was in the late ages, early ninety's when mountains were moving in the soviet union and all this could be redrawn. you know, let me give you the example georgia nationalists. they decide that the, this is the moment to take the land from the minority just from their projects, from their seconds. they're terrible. first president gums have tried to do it and she failed. and i must, there was at the west change because the west had the gods to condemn gums that they didn't make one when they found mr. so i should be back with the ah finance guy.

i think that was the image or what was very well presented by glen. decent, our friend and should bend in the in crosstalk in his reach and logical on our teams website. as driven in bel russian culture. the headline on the article. and you look at how the situation develop basically why did we have wars in the form of the former soviet union? the main reason why people have was, is when the situation presents an opportunity for nationalists. so the 1st time that actually a saw opportunity was in the end of the soviet union when loan, too for moving, you know, in the, in soviet politics. so people are nationalists, you know, me and there isn't as you're by john f, as in georgia. just trying to the moment you know, this is the moment where we can redraw bonus or preserve, or the says they are. they started the worse if they could just jump in here. gimme a, you're absolutely historically empirically, correct. let me move over to george here. but this all was counted as being pro democracy in the west. joke and dba got a spot on you have these rabbit nationalists looking for an opportuni

daniel, the same question that i just gave to glen, which is should we be more cautious when it comes i posed to rebecca is that it seems like the trump organization owes so much money, and even borrowing that money, it's going to be tough. >> she's a very smart law professor. i don't think we know enough in the public domain to say this is it, this is a death nell for the corporation. i think glen was going to remind us of the arthur andersen case where the government sought a conviction and the company went under. that was a personal services corporation, where they lost faith in the company. there is big reasons for them to be worried about this, right? i think there's two main ones. one is, what are their creditors going to say, well, you got indicted, do we want to continue our relationship? i think the lenders will likely stick it ute, because -- and something raised a few days ago is there are covenants in some of these lone agreements, promises that the borrower makes to keep accurate books and record, there i would imagine some of these lenders are saying there are the charge

glen, you can see where this is going. yeah. i mean, i think, you know, the reality of what's going on is that these media outlets are losing their audience. trump was kind of like a four-year sugar high for them, he saved their jobs. and with him gone, their audience is collapsing. there's data showing the atlantic, new york times, guardian, huffing ton post, have all lost between a third and a half of their audience in the last year alone. obviously the other two cable networks combined don't get anywhere near the audience of this network. and so they look to ben shapiro and other right wing voices and they're angry more people want to listen to them than the corporate media outlets and so the only option instead of looking in the mirror and asking why nobody wants to listen to them is to silence everybody so they maintain their monopoly over the discourse and everyone is captive to listen to them because everyone else has been silenced. that's really what it's all about >> laura: i want to get back to a point i had made a few

>> there's new shepherd, which is allen shepherd and the next thing is new glen.cle for orbital space travel that's the next step and really we need build infrastructure when we started amazon, we didn't have to build a pack dj livery system. it already existed and if you want to be a space entrepreneur, there's no real infrastructure that's an affordable cost. that's what we have to do is build that type of infrastructure and future generations will get to rest on top of it. >> it's a bold vision. >> and it's fun. we had so much fun today >> how much of your time are you dedicating to the vision >> since i stepped down as the ceo of amazon, i have a lot of time to dedicate to this vision. i'm going to split my time between this and the bezos earth fund >> let get to the fun stuff. best part of this flight >> all of it, yes. all of it. >> i think my favorite part was the first 11 minutes of the tliet. from launch to landing i was surprised, once we were in zero g, i was surprised how effortless it was to move around, how naturally it came. i thought i'd be flailin

blue origin, their next rocket launch is supposed to be new glen, after john glen in honor of him, whichmuch larger rocket capable of bringing i think it's like 322 feet tall. it's supposed to bring not only people, but payloads up into space. >> that's right. it will be an orbital rocket. that's their next big program. you can actually -- i think the stat is new shepherd can fit inside the faring of new glen. this rocket is only about 60 feet tall -- 60 stories tall, rather. new glen is a monster in comparison, and that's the rocket that they are hoping is going to get them to the moon with their human landing system, their blue moon project. they have really grand goals here at blue origin. and new shepherd is just the first step. that's why we see rss first step written outside of that capsule right there, and that grander vision of colonizing the moon, mars and beyond with potentially those neil colonies, what have you. >> one thing blue origin is developing is an engine they are going to sell to the united alliance for the rocket to send spy satellites, military satellites into spac

ok, we're out of time unfortunately, but glen diesel from the university of safety. so norway, thank you very much for joining us on al jazeera greece has become a testing ground for border surveillance. technology is being developed by european industry and institutions. those technologists are being used to prevent refugee coughing from neighboring turkey. assume surplus reports from the border between the 2 countries. the european border and coast guard or from tx, uses unmarked vehicles to patrol a heavily fence section of the greek turkish border. they of the human element among increasingly sophisticated european surveillance technologies being tested here, such as these pillow mounted cameras, capable of penetrating kilometers into turkish territory, day and night. and part of an officer were, you know, the sky medicine, a camera monitoring is automated through a program that processes the images. recognize is what is approaching and sounds the alarm. it mainly distinguishes people in vehicles, which is what concerns us and cross border crime. and the, the, th

and this being yet another example of that, take a listen to what glen greenwald had to say. everyone should want to see the evidence about whether an essay spied on carson's e mails and leave them. that's how we will know for sure whether it happened. but you have to be staggeringly naive, willfully ignorant to think n s a. ca haven't always done exactly this and still do now, there are a number of journalists and news anchors in the united states who have interviewed russian president vladimir putin. so the question is, why was tucker carlson single doubt and subject to surveillance? at this point, the n s. a reputation as a result of the edward snowden revelations and many other things that had been brought to light is certainly once again in question. now it seems tucker carlson is taking them to taska and many people who admire or watch tucker carlson are asking themselves questions about the new surveillance culture in america. to appreciate the update of correspondence, the state side caleb moore plan. thank you. living on a former police officer could become new york

well i think glen d some presented where you wow. in his article that i mentioned, you can also test driven in circles. he writes that basically the russians have to make this choice between europe and russia and in the same way ukrainians, catered to make the choice. i remember how the control c o association agreement with the start that it started in 2003. when president coach mark joined the joint economic space with russia and immediately mano, the europe in commissioners. when he came to, you know, prince, you said you have a choice, you know, if you stay in the jointly going to make space, say good bye to that. your membership it will never be offered to you. so the ukrainians were before the same choice, the, the west is now forcing the bell russians to make and blend decent is very right that this was the reason for the conflict on the was in the former soviet union, democracy de mer. yeah, i mean it's, it's amazing. the west might forcefully severing countries performance. so you probably have common language, coleman histo

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ok, let's go to hospital glen. you know, american media is obsessed about the withdrawal of afghanistan. how it got to this point who's to blame. but very few people actually thinking about the future except for maybe the drifters that want to somehow profit from the post more environment having an aircraft outside the country prepared to leap in a net. if necessarily, i mean this is, these are the people that don't want this to end. however, a lot of things are happening and it's been and they're not getting a lot of coverage. just recently the taliban visited russia. the russians obviously are very concerned. what's going to happen next because the we have a g and in respect to then ask and it stands borders. and of course, the metaphor of saigon is every on a lot of people's minds. i don't know if it's over rock, but people have to be prepared here because we have american troops going across their border, leaving the country. that is obviously a security risk. so how is this going to be played out? because duri

we've fly this tourism mission we are practicing flying the second stage of new glen. and that's when you want it is on the second of the vehicle that's too go to bodies outside earth's orbit. the reason we chose it is because it's the most environmentally benign that you can choose. that's what we chose the architecture you see behind me. the engineering team did an incredible job. they also built two vehicles. what you see is not really a vehicle it was at least as complicated, hard to design, and to test and demonstrate as the main booster itself. so, it's almost like building a whole separate vehicle. i'm also extremely happy we didn't test it today. >> thank you so much. congratulations to you all. with that i will turned it over to linda mills to start the press conference. thank you very much. >> let's give it another round of applause for amazing newly minted astronaut. alright, i would like to give a thank you to our journalist who showed up at to 30:00 a.m. this morning to get set up. >> i can't believe you guys are still smiling, thank you. we will be able t

but i'm wondering if, you know, i mean you may notice from glen. yes. when you put coast upon, it goes against you to come in on a scene us all over again and get money that when you know, i mean, mean you may not anything when you, when, when the notice what am for concern imitative or whatever. but you know, i mean, nowadays you can, you know, getting can, what do you want me to tell you an image show? could you please as soon as i said hello to go and he said, but i got the funding went up. i can see it says he says that the me was ah, this is data, but he lives in south africa. the former president is behind bars. jacob zoom begins a 15 month prison sentence, that contempt of court ending a stand off and having himself into authorities overnight. also coming up security forces in hightail, several suspects in the assassination of the country president, the state of ages declared out the government murder, german, l. o. e. in his own home and england, denmark and extra time to make the euro 2020 final.

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with me now is glenn greenwald, author of the book "securing democracy" and, glen, you said something rather extraordinary to me to tucker last night. you were talking about the way dianne feinstein and other powerful politicians who are supposed to be in charge of democratic oversight of the nsa and their like, are actually under surveillance by these agencies themselves and so are actually scared of them. >> yeah, this has been going on since the end of world war ii national security state was created on purpose to be outside of the realm of democratic accountability. the argument was we need to do this deter threat no longers exists soviet communism. even then they were constantly interfering in domestic politics. j. edgar hoover had dossiers. they were petrified of him. he could do whatever he want. after dwight eisenhower left after 8 years no leftist he chose one topic to warn the country about which was he called the military industrial complex it was growing so rapidly it was becoming more powerful even than elected leaders and that was before the vietnam war. before 9/11 and

. >>> the glen cove fire station set to reopen as fire season hits the peak. it was closed down after the city declared bankruptcy. the city council voted to reopen it by the end of september. they said they have enough firefighters to staff the station thanks to grants but needs nearly $2 million for engines, repairs and other costs. >>> hopeful signs this morning for firefighters battling the largest wildfire in the state right now. the beckwourth fire. it's now burned about 93,000 acres in 2 weeks. the firefighters say it is about two thirds contained. should be fully contained by next week. most evacuation orders in the area have been lifted. looking at the fires in the state right now here in california it is in good shape considering it's mid-july. most of the fires are located in remote areas and the only one fought by cal fire is in the mariposa county area. >>> in oregon homes are threatened not far from bend. this is where the grand view fire burned close to 6,000 acres about 5% contained right now. >>> 6:08. taking a live look outside. let's go to t

republican glen, president biden also used the rally as an opportunity to encourage more people to get vaccine and he took a few shots at former president trump and those in the republican party who continue to downplay the capital riot of january 6. for more on all of this, let's bring in arlette saenz. tell us more about the president. >> reporter: president biden was back in campaign mode for terry mcaucauliffe, democratic govern in virginia but marks a willingness from the president to try to help democrats keep their majority heading into these midterm elections. multiple presidents have oftentimes seen major losses for their parties in those midterm elections including former president obama and former president donald trump and that is something that president biden is trying to prevent from happening to his own party over the next two years. and the president did take a few shots at former president trump, really tying glen to the former president and said that will beat just like biden beat trump and the president also had some tough words for republicans as he casts them, thi

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. >>> it is time then the lightning round is over are you ready skee-daddy glen in colorado glen >> callerm curious about palantir pltr. >> got a lot of smart people behind it. it also has the wall street betters behind it i find it tiresome let's go to camille in new york. camille. >> caller: hey, cramer beautiful day living in the best city in the world. >> yes i agree with that. what's going on? >> caller: yes i wanted your take onyemata tooed chef, ttcf >> yeah, you know, i told people be in beyond meat. i'm only going to stick with one of these that's all i'm going to give you. robert in new jersey. >> caller: how are you doing, jim? i appreciate you taking my call. >> glad you called. >> caller: how are you making out with the 130 acre farm you have >> it's good i've got some real big wide mouth bass, buddy. what's up? >> caller: that's why i called you, jim i'm looking at an outdoor retailer it's out in the west services the west side of the country. it's got 430 stores. the sim bl is bgfg. >> and you have a winner that is one that i would like to buy and have come on the show. i'm

it ended in the glen him. glen neighborhood where police say conley ran 3 patrol cars with his car and then took off running inside somebodys house. police arrested him after a brief struggle. rohnert park police are investigating the death of a 21 year-old student at sonoma state hit by a car yesterday afternoon. it was actually about noon on east avenue. just off-campus that the students stepped off the center median while crossing the street and was struck and killed the driver has been identified as 19 year-old raw nerve gaither of can grow. >> 8.36. is the time in the south bay light rail service is still paused in san jose. more than a month after 9 people were killed in a shooting there at the vta yard. bt officials still haven't said when service will resume with the agency is hinting that maybe there will be an answer this week. we'll let you know if they do. in the meantime, that shooting as we know caused a lot of damage to the buildings equipment, the computers that need to still be fixed. the ligh

wally is five years older than john glen was. he used to have the record. and oliver is 7 years younger that's the cosmonaut that flew at 25. there is a huge wealth of perspective here, experience and life opportunity, and of course there is jeff and his brother. each of those people now needs to think about what just happened. like, they need to replay it in their mind over and over again, not just the champagne and opening the hatch, but the actual uniqueness of the human experience. and interplay that with what's coming with our technology. where is this going to take us? and then they need to try and share that with as many people as possible. they are rare amongst humans on earth right now. and if they just keep it to themselves, i think they will have squandered the entire experience. we're not sending robots. we're not sending, you know, iphones up there. these are human beings and their interpretation of this, their insights into it, and then how that can be applied to future decision makers to inspiring young people today, that is the real quest ri

at a home in glen dale.utes before walking off. >> i want to go to the hot tub. giants have a new special uniform and fans have strong opinions. what you think of them. >>> is tonight the night we crown a new stanley cup champion? the light going for the sweep. this is a live look in montreal. >> a new uniform. >> it's an added uniform. alternate. they wear it every tuesday. >> rotation. >> ready? do you like it? with the slick video and still photos. fans weighed in immediately. mostly with snide remarks. people like the hat. the jersey that big letter g on the front. one person called it a gator aid logo. several complained a local designer dwould a better job. this is nike. seven teams are doing this. and there's a lot of fog involved. >> that's what that is. >> they're playing into the fog in the bay area. >> i saw the logo. i thought it was hombre. it's the fog. >> that's it. >> very retro. >> i wish there was black. >> it's a bummer. >> every tuesday at home they will be wearing it. and start for this

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. >> the next thing we're working on is called new glen and new glen is a re-useable vehicle for orbital space travel so that's the very next step, as far as blue origin is concerned. and really we need to build the infrastructure when amazon started, we didn't have to build a package delivery network. it already existed that was infrastructure. you want to be a space entrepreneur today, you have to do everything from the very beginning, there is no real infrastructure that is at an affordable cost. that's what we have to do is build that kind of infrastructure and then future generations will get to rest on top of it. >> so "new shepard" in focus today, but also these orbital rockets under development, very powerful orbital rockets under development for blue origin. lunar landers, space habitats, as you mentioned, deirdre, thi is really part of this bigger, broader vision to essentially build this road to space and create, for example, an environment in space where we can see more heavy industry, we can see people living in space basically this longer term multigeneration mission to pro

glen young. he's a candidate for virginia governor. >> i'm going to be really honest with you.r. i have a majority in the house. we can start going on offense. as a campaign topic, sadly, that won't win by independent votes that i have to get. >> he said he will take a hard line on abortion but he can't take it out loud because he has to get independent votes. that sounds like he's saying i got to lie in order to get independents. >> yes. he was very clear about i cannot win this campaign by being up front about my views on abortion. in other footage that wasn't in that segment, pressed him on would you get a fetal heartbeat bill, defund planned parenthood. he's like you're on the right track. those are all great things but i can't say that in public because i'll never win the independent voters that i need to win to win this race. when i am in the governor's mansion and i have a house majority then we can go on the offense. he said all that. >> people should know if you're voter in virginia that is his plan if he gets in office is to ban abortion. his spokesperson said the aud

so every time we fly this tourism mission we are practicing flying the second stage of flew glen and that's when you do want hydrogen, on the second stage of a vehicle that is designed not only to go into low-earth orbit, but to bodies outside of earth orbit. the reason we chose it is it's the first environmentally benign propellent. when you burn hydrogen and oxygen, you get h20, and it is water and that was very important to us, as well. that's why we chose this architecture you see behind me and the engineering team did an incredible job. they also built two vehicles, what you see is not really a vehicle because i can assure you the escape system was at least as complicated, hard to design and to test and demonstrate as the main booster itself. so that was -- it's almost like building a whole separate vehicle and i am also extremely happy we didn't test it today. [ laughter ] >> thank you so much. again, congratulations to you all. with that, i'll turn it over to linda mills head of communications here at blue origin to start the press conference. thank you very much. [ applause ]

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of year when adults are giddy with excitement the kids not so much and at this elementary in willow glen teachers arrived today to pick up their classroom keys. >> reporter: excited? >> very much so. >> this is about as normal of the school year we have had in a long time. >> reporter: the spokesperson said parents can have changes in august 13. there is no more distance learning and mask will be required indoors and outdoors for everyone, regardless of vaccinio

temperatures holding in double figures, the odd single value there under clear skies and some of the glensmilar pressure pattern, but this area of low pressure is heading towards our shores just in time for the weekend. so for friday, then, there will be variable cloud to start with, a bit of mist too, but it looks like that will melt away. we should see some good spells of sunshine. the thinking is now we could see a few more showers around on friday, pretty much anywhere, but especially across central and southern scotland. it will be heavy, and with light winds, they will be slow—moving as well. but top temperatures, again, 22—23 celsius. then into the weekend, low pressure takes over, it becomes more unsettled for all of us. and you can see it moving here from the southwest. could bring a spell of more prolonged rain across england and wales on saturday. further north could see some heavy, slow moving showers. into sunday, it looks like the whole of the uk will see a mixture of sunny spells and heavy, perhaps thundery showers. so temperature—wise, because there will be more cloud aroun

it's not all about the cozy one-bedroom cottage, it's about the homeowners, glen and suzanne of mendocinoer one most hospitable host in california, welcomed over 500 guests and received five-star reviews in hospitality for nine straight years, longest of any host in the u.s.. her secret? ironing the sheet with a rotary iron from europe, hi i had to google it >> she had me at ironing the sheets. >>> celebrity sighting at sfo, not an actress or reality tv star, bigger than that. [ cheers and applause ] yes. olympic gold medallist simone biles and the other 25 members of team usa pulled out of sfo, you know iepted -- united airlines hosting the team, and giving us the picture of biles on the plane, she and her teammates are excited and ready to compete in tokyo >> success would look like going out there hitting our routine to the best of our ability because it's been such a strange year so to come out and make the olympic team and represent team usa just means the world to us. >> biles said it will be hard not having her family but they will be hosting watch parties at home in houston and so

thank you. >> thank you very much.ld i'd like to turn now to katherine glen foster. >> america's culture war began in earnest with roe v. wade. itit began with our decision to kill, and it will not end until we start theto killing. yet today what theer judiciary wrongly opposed to the abortion culture, you propose to enshrine. every actng of violence that washington promotes leaves blood on the hands of the american people. abortion is violence. i felt it, and every act of violence that our nation condones, leaves blood on the hands of the american people and pits us against so much that we know to be true. abortion runs against our scientific knowledge against a globalfe consensus in favor of limits onho abortion and agains common sense about the origin of humanos life. we should be a better people. today, we must choose to be better. the bviwomen's health protecti act would f effectively ban all life-saving, state protections considering abortion including those upheld as constitutional by the u.s. supreme court. this bill would wipe away protections for women, for children a before a

and so every time we fly this tourism mission, we're practicing flying the second stage of new glen. and that's where you really do want hydrogen on the second stage of a vehicle that is designed not only to go into low earth orbit but to bodies outside of the earth orbit. and then the other reason we chose it is because it is the most environmentally benign propellant you can choose. when you burn hydrogen and oxygen, you get h2 o. it's water. and it's -- that's another thing. for a tourism mission, that was important to us as well. that's why we chose this architecture you see behind me, and the engineering team did an incredible job. they also really built two vehicles. what you see is not really a vehicle. because i could assure you the escape system was at least as complicated, hard to design, and to test and demonstrate as the main booster itself. so that was -- it's almost like building a whole separate vehicle. i'm also extremely happy we didn't test it today. >> thank you so much, again. congratulations to you all. with that, i'm going to turn it over to linda mills, head of

race is kind of going to be the first bellwether as we begin the midterm season and there you have glenkin running against terry mccalliff. here's part of what president biden focused on when he spoke in arlington on friday. >> we have to keep cutting through the republican fog that government is the problem and show that we, the people, are the solution. martha: so catherine, how much of a help do we think that president biden is going to be on the campaign trail for these candidates? and this is the first time he's gone out there for terry mcall of live, not a's -- mcauliffe. he's been out there a long time. >> certainly terry mcauliffe wanted the president out there. this is an early stomp to get out before labor day to make the pitch. you're seeing a lot of interest from democrats in get the president out on the campaign trail and he's done a number of events recently, events promoting his agenda but he's been out in wisconsin, illinois, michigan, congressional districts that could be closely fought next year. and democrats really think that a lot of -- a lot of what we saw on frida

of year when adults are giddy with excitement the kids not so much and at this elementary in willow glen teachers arrived today to pick up their classroom keys. >> reporter: excited? >> very much so. >> this is about as normal of the school year we have had in a long time. >> reporter: the spokesperson said parents can have changes in august 13. there is no more distance learning and mask will be required indoors and outdoors for everyone, regardless of vaccination status and there will be no more social distancing and plexiglas in the classroom is optional and no more temperature checks. temperatures are taken and parents have to fill out a questionnaire every morning before class and there will be staggered a pickup and drop-off times. >> it means the classroom will feel similar to what it did three pandemic. >> reporter: if a student test positive, they will have to quarantine for 10 days and so- called close contacts can come back to class as soon as they have a negative test. however, they must also test every other day for the following 10 days. >> the days of shutting down the who

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said this is personal for me. 27 years ago i served as the young mayor of my hometown, the city of glen comb, new york. i addressed the growing issue of new immigrants from central and south america who are gathering on street corners looking for work by creating the first day worker site anywhere on the east coast of the united states of america in 1994. i relied on the fundamental american principle, all men and women are created equal. not that all men and women with a passport are created equal, or all men and women with a green card are created equal. every human being should be respected with human respect and dignity. we failed to address this problem for 30 years. . those same men that gathered on the street corners own their own businesses and own their own home. one dreamer graduated high school with my daughter, went on to graduate from college with a degree in biomedical engineering, now pursuing a doctorate in the same subject. but now he's worried about his immigration status, worried how this court ruling will affect him and his family. dreamers have been shaken yet again

it is a strange time. >> yeah. >> but that's reality. >> if you were a prosecutor in this case, glen, sense a failure in terms of the prosecution? because to me it is not sending a super strong message, as you sort of explained before, that the book not being thrown at somebody who was a part of an insurrection and now the question becomes if you are prosecuting the next guy that's coming down, it almost is like everyone should just plead out. you are only going to get six, seven months, what's the big deal? >> you know, joy, i don't always want to leap to the defense of prosecutors. my colleague goes, my friends at the u.s. attorney's office, i don't see this however as a failure of the prosecutors because they pleaded him guilty to the most appropriate building block charge that they will now be able to use to work their way up the criminal ladder to the funders, the organizers and the inciters. most importantly, joy, they were banking on the federal sentencing guidelines of 15 to 21 months, and they requested very reasonably and appropriately that hodgkins go to prison for a year a

temperatures holding in double figures, the odd single value there under clear skies and some of the glenssure pattern, but this area of low pressure is heading towards our shores just in time for the weekend. so for friday, then, there will be variable cloud to start with, a bit of mist too, but it looks like that will melt away. we should see some good spells of sunshine. the thinking is now we could see a few more showers around on friday, pretty much anywhere, but especially across central and southern scotland. it will be heavy, and with light winds, they will be slow—moving as well. but top temperatures, again, 22—23 celsius. then into the weekend, low pressure takes over, it becomes more unsettled for all of us. and you can see it moving here from the southwest. could bring a spell of more prolonged rain across england and wales on saturday. further north could see some heavy, slow moving showers. into sunday, it looks like the whole of the uk will see a mixture of sunny spells and heavy, perhaps thundery showers. so temperature—wise, because there will be more cloud around and show

let me refer to an investigation by journalist glen greenwald. much of their that below c's added wealth is due to extremely lucrative and like you decisions about when to buy and sell stocks and options in the very industries and companies over which pelosi as how speaker exercises enormous and direct influence. oh, there's so much context to dig into. it turns out close to 3 quarters of the couple of stock trading over the last 2 years has been in big tech. and i'll tell you what, right, at this point the us lawmakers are in the midst of revamping legislation that could really make life much more difficult for the tech giants. they're working on something called the anti trust reform. that would propel market competition while taking install on monopolies. so have a guess which super powerful executive has made a personal call to madam speaker, to talk the house out of proceeding with the reform. apple. c o, tim cook. and what about the company in which the clothes he traded most often? it's apple trading has always been controversial because it's basically a victimless crime. no one i

and in syracuse, we cross at glen morgan. he is a professor in the political science department at maxwell school at syracuse university. alright gentlemen, crossfire, groves and effects, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always let me go to alan 1st. in london, the sweeney and prime minister recently condemned the eas western states for imposing, quote, imaginary european values without respecting local cultures. how do you react to that? because we had a letter come out with 16 major figures representing parties all across the the block, very agitated and pushing back against what they think is brussel brussels intruding upon their local affairs. how do we act, what the us will be, the prime minister had to say? well, it doesn't cause any surprise because there's a great divide in europe in your opinion, just matters of culture, particularly. ready all gay culture and various other things casting culture the big protection of the catholic church and. ready it is who writes of family rights and poland. ready di

temperatures holding in double figures, the odd single value there under clear skies and some of the glensrea of low pressure is heading towards our shores just in time for the weekend. so for friday, then, there will be variable cloud to start with, a bit of mist too, but it looks like that will melt away. we should see some good spells of sunshine. the thinking is now we could see a few more showers around on friday, pretty much anywhere, but especially across central and southern scotland. it will be heavy, and with light winds, they will be slow—moving as well. but top temperatures, again, 22—23 celsius. then into the weekend, low pressure takes over, it becomes more unsettled for all of us. and you can see it moving here from the southwest. could bring a spell of more prolonged rain across england and wales on saturday. further north could see some heavy, slow moving showers. into sunday, it looks like the whole of the uk will see a mixture of sunny spells and heavy, perhaps thundery showers. so temperature—wise, because there will be more cloud around and showers, not quite as warm a