author margaret atwood featuring the 8g band with urian hackney. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, sethers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden published an op-ed today in the "new york times," and that man is spiraling. [ laughter ] fox news host tucker carlson last night claimed that the capitol attack, quote, "does not show an insurrection or a riot in progress. yeah, okay but when you cherry pick the footage you're showing, you can prove whatever you want. i can show you footage from "john wick" that proves he's not violent. take a look. ♪ [ dog whining >> i'll grab you some kibble later. ♪ >> seth: you're telling me that guy -- [ laughter ] -- is a trained killer give me a break. [ hter ] after fox news host lie. tucker caron aired exclusive serityootage from the capitol attack, former president trump posted on truth social, quote, "let the january 6th you guys know we can see what you're doing, right? kevin mccarthy, who is trump's waylon smithers, g

from the great state of vermont, urian hackney is here.cheers and applause >> thanks for having me, man >> seth: our first guest tonight is an emmy-nominated comedian and actor you know from his work in "big mouth" and "don't worry darling" and "sing." he executive produces and stars in "history of the world: part 2," which is streaming now on hulu. let's take a look. >> luke, there it is >> -- what's going down? >> how you doing n, man?h er >> got to give you something in my belly, man. you know that last supper wasn't [ bleep ].la w m >> yeah, didn't hit anything for me >> yeah, more like a last snack, right? >> nothing worse than going nhr somewhere for a meal and you got to come [ bleep to eat again >> it's like, what's the point i could have just stayed home. >> what's the [ bleeitp ] point! man? >> jesus invites us over for dinner, and then what, it's like a bunch of small mini plates one lamb meatball as an entreehh >> you going to give me one meatball it better be a big ass meatball. >> if it's not bigger than my head, i don't want

urian hackney is here. me >> seth: our first guest tonight is an emmy award-winning actor you know from "the birdcage," "brockmire," and "the simpsons." he stars in "hello tomorrow! which is currently streaming on apple tv plus, with new episodes premiering fridays let's take a look. >> this is the momhtent that mt whole life has been leading up to, but this, th wis is real ml. ♪htthteitey!ht >> jthesus, eddie. >> because if it's a yes from you about this, i will never win bigger than that ever >> might be 18 w m >> midsize b-plex. full of charm. full of charm. let's call it a beginning.igses of -- of more than we can currently know >> it's great, eigddieses you did great. >> um, excuse mehtth this is now. are we doing this or what? >> seth: please welcome back to the show, our friend, hank azaria. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome back. >> thank you [ cheers and applause hi, everybody. >> seth: this is a fantastic new show congratulations. >> thank you >> seth: with a pretty trippy premise. can yo

and he is at least a little star and painting the villagers sofas, literally hackneyed plot, radiantlypenetrate aic, insha, planetary saintly about their cosmic ones. more expensive. many of his drinkers were called empty-handed and a dreamer, and then they refused. and you - turn green, you check and peroken yourself that the skin i honestly opponents from razuzmaukali, no one on mars to the red planet, not grayling, olehi, i'm afraid, there is great retail. yes and prompted his dreams. no, they will tell java, there is nothing terrible for the creator - it’s completely to the point of pushing the vaishu’s worldly history of bridge and exporalnik of his smart cosmos. they go on a journey, but they don’t even know where their fate will take them. today you will go on a journey. tourists must earn themselves clues. oh , let's visit interesting places in belarus together with them . funguden, a chapa archaeologist, by the way, managed to find here very interesting excavations. so they say that there is an oak tree here, which is about 500 years old. listen, well, there are exactly 500 he

yun walks around and draws virgins to the villagers, literally hackneyed plots radiantly simply withs and a predatory alien drill penetrates there. but i saw gas wells about my space wells. more expensive. many of his drinkers were called empty-handed and a dreamer, and then they refused. and you check these and you yourself perokanaems that the opponents have discovered the truth of my skin, no one has been to mars, we have not been to mars, we will jack off, if people go there, cut them down, it will turn out that drozdovich and sobords previously, they had gone down the trap to the shirkhon planet not chaos, oleg and i'm afraid. there is a big difference here. are you a hint to his dreams? no see java is nothing to worry about the creator - it’s completely pushing the vaishu’s worldly history of bridgeness and the extra space of your number to the cosmos. hello belarus is increasing its presence in the russian food market, despite the self-sufficient neighboring countries, in many food items. we have something to offer the russian consumer, the potential has not yet been exhausted

respects everything is like clockwork in our country, then in the west the orchestra plays an already hackneyedabout the economic collapse of russia, well, it has nothing to do with reality, the main statement of the head of state in the report by konstantin panyushkin. vladimirovna on the eve of this congress of the rspp newspapers wrote that the ranks of the union of industrialists and entrepreneurs were due to western sanctions. however, a cursory glance at the audience demonstrates that the main captains of business are true to their flag, despite significant financial loss. well, we have known and participated with many here for many years, well, it’s more reliable there. and now in 2022 , there was no time for businesses to grieve over capital lost in the west and a broken contract all year long. russian entrepreneurs were looking for new partners and, as a result, they completely rebuilt the logistics of trade. of course, this is the merit of you and your teams. you and i know so by family i will say, who gives advice to our ill-wishers, how to get more of us and where to infringe, but t

. >> live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. businesss across the bay area are starting to feel the effects of the silicon valley bank collapse. >> federal regulators seized silicon valley bank's assets transferring them to a new institution that will start paying out ensured deposits monday. the plan is to sell off the rest of the assets to make payout to other depositors. >> svb was the bank of choice for many tech workers and companies and devin fehely says not having access to their money has thrown things into disarray. >> reporter: the sudden collapse of california's silicon valley bank has grown gears into the tech industry. >> we are not putting all of our company finances in crypto. we put it in

>> seth: i want to thank my guests, hank azaria, diane morgan one more time i want to thank urian hackneynd the 8g band. stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so there's a lot of crime and a lot of things going on in these pools that the children are having to deal with. cermak a deadly stabbing on a high school campus, tonight we are hearing from parents who are demanding safer schools. cermak san francisco district attorney says she won't prosecute an officer charged with manslaughter. tonight we hear from the family of the man who was shot. they call on the attorney general to take on the case. >>> officials caught up in a data leak. >>> we will get to those stories and more in a moment. let's start with another rainy week for the bay area. >> let's take your side to show you our traffic cameras. late-night rain on the golding gate bridge. that is nothing compared to what is headed our way. let's begin with chief meteorologist. jeff, give us a timeline and the amount to expect. >> the total over the next quarter -- you can s

brian hackney looks what's behind the comeback and how the recent storms impacted their survival. >>chs are just kind of perfect. monarchs are like living, stained glass, they're as beautiful as flowers or as lovely as rainbows and they're also so different from other butterflies. monarch butterflies just soar and it's just such a beautiful sight. >> reporter: but a sight that completely disappeared and what was butterfly town? without a single monarch butterfly. this is natalie johnston. she watches mortgage ark numbers and wrangled the volunteers who count them at the nearby monarch sanctuary. how big is this? >> this sanctuary is about two acres large. >> reporter: this is like an airbnb for butterflies. >> i the so, yes. >> reporter: they cluster in the trees by the thousands. >> yes. last we counted there was over 8,000 monarch butterflies in this one tree. >> reporter: but they used a number in the millions. until they went right down to zero in 2020. >> one of the main factors is development. then there's pesticide use and then there's the effects of climate change that are af

good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. we're counting down to the active bay area tomorrow. we're getting a little break from the rain right now. some light showers across the bay area at this hour as we wait for the next storm to arrive. >> and there is still a lot of places that have not fully recovered from the last round of rain. that's what menlo park looked like this morning. flooded streets in one neighborhood. and the freeway shut down in both directions in fremont. there is also a mud slide at the overpass. three southbound lanes have since reopened, but the northbound side remains flooded and closed. >> now this all pails in comparison to the situation. schools have been canceled for tomorrow with many neighborhoods still under water. a lot of people are staying in shelters for a second straight night with no timeline on when they can return home. floodwaters are actually still rising in some areas. >> we realized pot roast is spelled wrong there. we'll fix that as da lin shows us a lot of people tonight are stay

and the piston of the word in russian is the moon, and in belarusian the hackneyed fedor or the weaselet's listen to our expert svyatoslav krupenka. well, now the exercise is on the 15th skin team. you fellows, who clean up? all the devotees of today's victors have a chance to rip up a downa rune, by the way, nicknames zuliks the new rules of belarusian, spelling and punctuation do not burn to phraseologism, i remembered one ticking grew proyaki told our expert klion at the diatinstvo, there was nowhere to dismount. i was more fond of promoting you in time, i speak as a patron for a minor and write without washing in my own words alina trotsenko was with you yes, an accessible sister. i liked this bullshit. after all, here you can expand your vocabulary and get up a little smarter, a cool game. i really liked it. uh, it was sold diluted in belarusian. no, that's how he was already served. this bullshit. yes, there were somewhere questions to which i simply do not know the answer here. he somewhere just helped savvy. some kind of garbage our rivals gave me so much witches. eh, that's a

think it is necessary to understand that there are situations that require this is, let's say, a hackneyedroach. you can't do that to take away people from enterprises that produce much-needed equipment for the armed forces of ukraine, and i will say that we don't see a way to solve this issue, for example, with these guys today, and then what kind of to be a real way to solve this problem, we have to gather there representatives of the ministry of defense , the procurement centers of the ministry of economy, work out some new recommendations, which would, relatively speaking , create normal ways of solving this problem, because the war will continue for a long time and i i am sure that such challenges will continue to exist and the commenting center will, in principle , issue subpoenas to people who carry out a state defense order, so i think that we need to look for some kind of solution to this problem of this problem and what they might be . i think that the decision consists of two parts: first, to adopt the correct law, for example, in this case , the decree of the cabinet of ministe

that's not a traditional hackney outfit.ldn't know i, i say in the crouch end thing, this is what happens when you apologise, when you haven't done anything because she's apologising . no, the palace apologising. no, the palace they've apologised and it just keeps going and going. doesn't they appear to have met all of her requirements. well i don't know. hostage. well a number of cases were made by the palace which have all been honoured including enhancing diversity and inclusivity, programmes. so including enhancing diversity and ithatsivity, programmes. so including enhancing diversity and ithat the y, programmes. so including enhancing diversity and ithat the end ogrammes. so including enhancing diversity and ithat the end of'ammes. so including enhancing diversity and ithat the end of itnmes. so including enhancing diversity and ithat the end of it .mes. so including enhancing diversity and ithat the end of it. no, so including enhancing diversity and ithat the end of it. no, ito isn't that the end of it. no, it keeps

that's not a traditional hackney outfit.t know i, i say in the crouch end thing, this is what happens when you apologise, when you haven't done anything because she's apologising . no, the palace apologising. no, the palace they've apologised and it just keeps going and going. doesn't they appear to have met all of her requirements . well i don't her requirements. well i don't know. hostage. well a number of cases were made by the palace which have all been honoured including enhancing diversity and inclusivity, programmes. so isn't it . no, it isn't that the end of it. no, it keeps yeah. this the keeps going. yeah. this the problem. mean like you say, problem. i mean like you say, buckingham have buckingham palace have said sorry. they have said sorry. they should have said like, minute, you've like, wait a minute, you've literally like prince harry fancy dress party when he was 19 years old, when it used to be fun. you're wearing like the most racist approximate of an african theme don't fit it's like something from a carr

the pair were looked after by a security guard in hackney before social services took them in.rom there they moved from home to home, never truly settling and endured no end of hardship. how much do you remember of your early days in this country? just, just a normal... just normal kids really, just going to school, wanting to go college, university, playing outside, you know, it'sjust regularstuff, really. how much of what happened to you in those early days, do you think shaped who you are as a person now? i thinkjust the, in terms of growing up in foster care, just the instability and just uncertainty of where, you know, just not having a place to call home. i feel like it translates in terms of being in the nfl. just the fact that there's just this level of uncertainty. you can play. you can be on one team with this moment. you can be on another team, you know, living out of a suitcase, you know? and that's, that's something i still do right now. you know, it's just this global lifestyle that i have and just being comfortable being uncomfortable, i guess. were you angry abo

the pair were looked after by a security guard in hackney before social services took them in.rom home to home, never truly settling and endured no end of hardship. how much do you remember of your early days in this country? just, just a normal... just normal kids really just going to school, wanting to go college, university, playing outside, you know, it'sjust regularstuff, really. how much of what happened to you in those early days, do you think shaped who you are as a person now? i thinkjust the, in terms of growing up in foster care, just the instability and just uncertainty of where, you know, just not having a place to go home. i feel like it translates in terms of being in the nfl. just the fact that there's just this level of uncertainty. you can play. you can be on one team with this moment. you can be on another team, you know, living out of a suitcase, you know? and that's, that's something i still do right now. you know, it's just this global lifestyle that i have and just being comfortable and being uncomfortable, i guess. were you angry about yoursituation when

some transmissions of zaporizhzhya 100 are the most hackneyed and most painful issue, because, as we zaporizhzhya is now decommissioned, that is, all its reactors are muffled, that is, they do not generate electricity in order to upgrade it now and, uh, re-certify and cut through all employees and certify all personnel who are present on it in the general standard all the time russian standards, which is multiple times higher and multiple times stricter than ukrainian and international standards. that's just to understand that, according to russian standards, it cannot work there now. well , about nothing there. everything needs to be redone. by the way, we can clarify all this information, as always, because rinat ivanovich korchan, adviser to the head of rosenergo atom, rinat ivanovich, is in touch with us. hello again. we ask you for clarifications and comments, uh, to beat off these statements, which are now supposedly gross, belong, so whether this is and in general, what he talks about in his article, with regard to the ownership of these lines. well, those are his words. i'm h

you see, if we look at those game mechanics that are used, they are all hackneyed.new mechanics may appear, or with the advent of a new tool. here is the same virtual to full reality, or something fundamentally new in terms of approach, but here is virtual reality she has already given us a lot of things. but, by the way, hmm, i'm young, but i still remember the time. yes, they called the young ones were games, but there were no mice. oh, yes, it's just that there were no mice and played. i'm the same wolfenstein on e, keyboard, and i still played mortal kombat. yes? yes, yes, yes, and then there was a mouse. and you know, that was the feeling when it was as if the wings behind my back opened up. i realized that there are huge opportunities in front of me, this small simple tool allows you to do something that used to be was impossible. in principle, therefore, it is quite possible that there will now be some kind of technological breakthrough. let's take one more moment. uh, so, as we have, uh, the first issue, we only introduce our audience. possibly with computer

>> live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. businesss across the bay area are starting to feel the effects of the silicon valley bank collapse. >> federal regulators seized silicon valley bank's assets transferring them to a new institution that will start paying out ensured deposits monday. the plan is to sell off the rest of the assets to make payout to other depositors. >> svb was the bank of choice for many tech workers and companies and devin fehely says not having access to their money has thrown things into disarray. >> reporter: the sudden collapse of california's silicon valley bank has grown gears into the tech industry. >> we are not putting all of our company finances in crypto. we put it in the bank that is a highly regarded bank that almost every start-up technology company works with. >> reporter: stefon cobb is the ceo of a start-up in seattle and says all of his money was in svb and now he can't play employees or vendors. >> what happens when tens of thousands of companies condition pay their vendors because th

transport for london roads in camden, islington, hackney, haringey and tower hamlets will see their speedentral london congestion charging zone. ten days of strike action starts today at heathrow airport after last ditch talks failed. the dispute involving security workers who are members of the unite union is about pay. heathrow says it has contingency plans to keep the airport operating as normal throughout the easter holidays. this saturday will see a host of bills going up, including council tax, water rates and some mobile and broadband services. it comes as a newham based money advice organisation say people are getting in to debt in order to try and pay their bills with the majority of people coming to them being in the red every month. demand is too much. we've got a very small team, so, at the moment, we probably, in the last year, saw over 600 people. what we are seeing is that people just don't have enough money to pay for their rent, their council tax, their energy bills. people have modest incomes, but they are just not making enough money to cover those expenses. a lawn next

eh, that means, this one, eh, such a hackneyed one. eh?, law enforcement officers take too much. they are there for everything and so on and so forth. they totally tried it, and in a way they had, uh, success, uh, outplaying willie. there , they recruited new ones from the police and began to train them according to western models, and somehow i really was there to exchange experience. they were equipped and trained 15 years ago. uh, very modern, but the other side of the coin. whose money were they equipped with. and by the way, by whose hands, as we always say non-profit organizations, as soon as you need to lead people to riots. here they are all lovers of cats, learning to be computer literate and all of them are bad, but this is controllability. it's true, when a leader has authority among his e members of this social group, and then so on the protests here from this point of view, i have their professional view. considering so well, 20,000 non-profit organizations in georgia are a bit too much to set up the economy, let's say not the

all these hackneyed slogans of children's republics. and now we see how they detonate.e country is covered by soft cultural expansion , soft power, and then tramples on the boot of a foreign mercenary, the most revealing , very dramatic example is very close to our southern border, where the slaughter will not stop until the overseas masters give the go-ahead. don't the people of ukraine need peace, but who cares, the opinion of this very people, that’s all independence for you, perhaps no one will dare to reproach lukashenka for not doing enough for peace in ukraine negotiations on this topic were held with the former and with the current leadership of this country. and how many lives were saved thanks to the peacekeeping minsk in the fifteenth year in the palace of independence, but given the recognition of some pseudo-peacekeepers of the participants in those negotiations, obviously peace in ukraine was definitely not needed, which was, then we saw nazism with elements of fascism, the ban on the russian language demolition monuments heading for nato and there the pla

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which, by the way, is not only a slur, but it's also the dumbest, most hackneyed cliche that any personcould ever utter. you'd have to have a wikipedia ,a level understanding of history to repeat what is effectively a slogan you'd have to be dumb, dumb. the ceo, the federalist, joins us now to answer that question. many of us , thanks so much for coming on . i would expect a little more from an august united states senator than comparing you to neville chamberlain. it's par for the course with the democrats. that's how they argue everyone . they don't like the and everyone who disagrees with them is hitler. i expect a little more from the texas a senior senator , but in his defense, it's not like he can really stand on his own record . he's been in congress in the senate since 2002. he's got two failed wars, banking crises, a porous border, fentanyl pouring into the streets. name calling is kind of all he has. so, i mean, i guess i get why he went there. i wish he would read another book, maybe learn about another war, particularly world war one , which is the actual appropriate histori

hackney, which, you know, i agree.could be much worse. the more was faced on that day . but that was faced on that day. but that doesn't disprove the fact that the palace and, the institution, the palace and, the institution, the royal family has a problem with racism to address more that they wouldn't go to finish point. right. whether marrying somebody that's black that caused an enormous heartache inside the royal instead of married rose or sorry that's a it's a problem which people which make they live in denial in this country that there's a problem when you try and try to continue the way that i'm going to go back to i'm to go back to let me just deal the british people that we progress. and the only way to deal with progress is to challenge backward ideas and wherever that falls. so wait and wherever that falls. so wait a minute. let me just put this to you. the problem? i think that many people in this country have with meghan markle it's nothing do with the fact that nothing to do with the fact that she's blac

hackney, which, you know, i agree.uld be much worse. the more was faced on that day . but that was faced on that day. but that doesn't disprove the fact that the palace and, the institution, the palace and, the institution, the royal family has a problem with racism to address more that they wouldn't go to finish point. right. whether marrying somebody that's black that caused an enormous heartache inside the royal instead of married rose or sorry that's a it's a problem which people which make they live in denial in this country that there's a problem when you try and try to continue the way that i'm going to go back to i'm to go back to let me just deal the british people that we progress. and the only way to deal with progress is to challenge backward ideas and wherever that falls. so wait and wherever that falls. so wait a minute. let me just put this to you. the problem? i think that many people in this country have with meghan markle it's nothing do with the fact that nothing to do with the fact that she's black.

you gave a good list, which is a little bit different than the sort of clichÉd hackneyed list we oftenear people a spouse. however valid it may be. a, i hypersonic weapons, et cetera. you got a little bit more specific. i wondered if you wanted to just add any more thoughts on what kind of change to the u.s. military you'd like to see, by 2030. any additional examples of where these 2018 in 2022 national defense strategies can be implemented to achieve the defense of the rules based order and prepare for greater deterrence, better deterrence, of russia and china? the way you emphasized we must? >> you talked about cyber, you talked about robotics, you talked about a number of other things. how would you like to see those implemented? what kind of alternative combat structures, or kind of alternative deployments around the world. i'm not asking for a comprehensive answer. but a couple more examples. >> no, i think it starts with, we have to create a pentagon that better implements innovative technologies. i think that's where it starts. all that stuff that you're talking about, is very

it's a really hackneyed that he's using right wing comedians being sex is the reason particularly reasone've seen left comedians seen so many left comedians being found of sexual harassment . i'm a massive i was a massive fan of his those those early dvds . vhs is what used to watch dvds. vhs is what used to watch one i met him as he did a tv show with him. i found it to be a little bit and offensive and not massively bright. i'm i'm not massively bright. i'm i'm not saying i'm some genius or anything, but i like shocked by someone i'd respected and thought so highly of. yeah. he when it got down, we had a few tncky when it got down, we had a few tricky conversations. i was like, are you fully you're not picking up on these it was a bit weird like it was just beautiful to watch on stage though i have done shows as top done a couple of shows as top secret. yeah. he really he secret. yeah, yeah. he really he really well and moves really banters well and moves between subject matter great and he looks fantastic. was really he looks fantastic. i was really i happy to be on set i was really h

it's a really hackneyed that he's using right wing comedians being sex the wing comedians being sex isreason we particularly we've seen left comedians seen so many left comedians being found of sexual harassment . i'm a massive i was a massive fan of his those those early dvds . vhs is what used to watch dvds. vhs is what used to watch one i met him as he did a tv show with him. i found it to be a little bit and offensive and not massively bright. i'm i'm not massively bright. i'm i'm not saying i'm some genius or anything, but i like shocked by someone i'd respected and thought so highly of. yeah. he when it got down, we had a few tncky when it got down, we had a few tricky conversations. i was like, are you fully you're not picking up on these it was a bit weird like it was just beautiful to watch on stage though i have done of shows as top done a couple of shows as top secret. yeah, yeah. he really he really and moves really banters well and moves between subject matter and between subject matter great and he fantastic. was really he looks fantastic. i was really i really happy to b

they will always be and it’s good that they exist, but the main thing is to manipulation was not a hackneyed thing is yes, therefore infinitely . here, our dear listeners should understand this, if you want to convey something to your husband or wife, do it clearly, but how would you address exactly, uh, assistance to complicity in your activities. speak listen, i want it. let's do it together. the best manipulation begins through the word we. let 's do it together, of course, he, but you came in. and if who we are and how many of us yes listen , if the partner is a shield, this is manipulation. well do it it looks like he doesn't understand it. he is ready to be manipulated, what will this lead to in a relationship, the consequences of a good such a folk proverb. if you don't get something right the first time. to zhenya yes, such a very good cheerful phrase, and in this respect we can trust even when we understand that we are being manipulated, but we understand that this person is a proven manipulator and a good manipulator. this always led to a good result, and they are. yes, i will not

and you gave a good list, which is a little different in the clichÉ hackneyed less that we spout.nd i, i hypersonic weapons, et cetera, you got a little bit more specific. and let's not add up any more thoughts, what kind of change the u.s. military would you like to see by 2030. any additional examples, in the 2022 national defense strategies could be implemented to achieve the defense of the rules based order and prepare for greater deterrence of russia and china, the way that you emphasize that we must. and so you talked about cyber, you talked about robotics, you talked about a number of other things. how would you like to see those implemented, what kind of alternative combat structures, what kind of alternative deployments around the world, i'm not asking for a conference of, answer a couple of more examples. innovativ >> i think it starts with, we have to pretty pentagon that better implements innovative technologies. i think that's where it starts. all that stuff that you talking about has very specific points and very specific answers. but the biggest impediment to it, an

and newham or hackney or islington, we have really high child those people live islington, we have really live islington, we have really high ch flats. there'siose people live islington, we have really high ch flats. there's just people live islington, we have really high ch flats. there's just azople live islington, we have really high ch flats. there's just a and; live in flats. there's just a and it's very inefficient to grow your own vegetables. right. so as anybody who gardens, i am a very poor gardener, as anyone who gardens knows, it's a lot of time and the return on time spentis time and the return on time spent is not very effective. you should just really working . should just really be working. what? happy to see what? i am really happy to see is lee anderson defending 1970s social democracy . now! this social democracy. now! this country was a better place . country was a better place. higher rates of union unionisation you could get on the housing ladder when it was cheap and we had a upwardly mobile society that's all been lost over the last 50 years. and i think i would be

i've noticed it in around the streets where i live in in hackney that lots of parking metres have newse it all has to be done by. right. and this is happening across the country because these, you know, box because these, you know, the box metres you to pay for are metres you used to pay for are all run off 3g networks , mobile all run off 3g networks, mobile phone companies are shutting down 3g networks because that's old hat. instead of renovating them, updating them to be able to use 4g. and therefore you can still pay by cash. these are all now turning into app only boxes from that. well have to have a phone, you have to have mobile on your phone. there's a storage phone. you have to have all these things. there's not one app. it's not just let you use one there's about 50 one company. there's about 50 different in different different ones in different areas. , i've got areas. so on phone, i've got about six apps i'm always about six apps that i'm always having log in. if you are having to log in. if you are with the, you know, i don't want to older people say to patronise older p

residents living in a hackney wick new build complex were notified last week that the water is no longerbottled water and it's working closely with thames water. it was only after we started to get the notices through that i noticed i'd been feeling a bit nauseous, and i wondered, is it that? they've still got told us what the chemical is. and it could affect us in lots of ways. i'm quite worried about it, it would be good to know what's happened. let's take a look at the travel now. minor delays on the district line and severe delays on the northern line. you may have noticed it is snowing outside it so let's get the weather. hello, good morning. many of us seeing snow today across the capital. this is crystal palace as recorded by one of our weather watchers earlier on this morning. and there is of course a met office weather warning in force for snow and ice valid until nine o'clock on thursday morning. there will be two main pulses of snowfall today. the coming through this morning and the second through the evening rush—hour. a lot of that will be falling as rain. it's falling as sn

by residents that a man was attempting to force entry to a property and the de beauvoir estate and hackneyired hospital treatment and one of them has suffered serious injuries . suffered serious injuries. this is gb news will bring you more as it happens. another spike to . spike to. mark we are and thank very much indeed for the focus very much on paris this hour we have this joint anglo—french summit, the first for five years between prime minister rishi sunak and president emmanuel macron of france. now they're due to give joint news conference at the elysee palace fairly shortly. thatis elysee palace fairly shortly. that is the there with the flags , of course, and the reporters and delegates gathering. but we can tell you that we understand that the two leaders have changed their original plans so they can speak longer without official ones being present at the les palace. the fact that they 1 to 1 effectively for more than an hour and were then joined by their respective chiefs of staff . we're being chiefs of staff. we're being told it was a warm productive meeting discussing. hold

jobs to go see new jobs we try and promote from within and we try to think the very hackneyed phraseniversity education. so i tend to feel that promotion rapidly . to feel that promotion rapidly. people seeing this that may be quite young get promoted to degree. a supervisor being a floor manager to becoming general manager. sorry, my phone is scraping this morning matters enormously and i think getting people into office , seeing people into office, seeing people into office, seeing people who actually work , enjoy people who actually work, enjoy an office environment, thinking that they are capable of doing that they are capable of doing that because they saw the whole working they want to do better is important. and businesses that do that, you know, the ceo regardless is one of those extraordinary jobs. sadly, i believe he ended up in all sorts of trouble but he came from the floor in britain almost became the ceo of one of the biggest global corporates in the world. and i think that's the biggest story. that's when capitalism when it doesn't it isn't seen as a crony thing. and s

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