healy looking for room on the inside, sabotini behind them, some jostling with bryant maybe taking a stutter step or two. kipyegon. >> i expect both of the women to get through the round easily but it is scary because you can get tripped up. they haven't separated themselves from the pack. everyone still has a chance. you never know what will happen. >> lead now through about ten women as they

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. >> democrat mara healy calling on the house to expedite white country work permits for asylum-seekersfor what she describes as a federal crisis of an action that has been many years in the making, healy has declared a state of emergency as massachusetts tries to secure more accommodation for more than 5000 families currently in the states crowded shelters, the governor's emergency declaration comes as democrat leaders across the country have described the migrant surge as a national problem that needs national leadership. no kidding, so for the biden to administration as we know barely budged on the issue say the national immigration problem requires a congressional solution, pass the buck even though it is your fault. stuart: now this former ncaa swimmers riley gaines and paula were accosted by trans activist. watch this. >> riley says these attacks will not take away from their huge win to protect women sports. riley gaines is next. ♪ businesses need 5g solutions today. that's why they choose t-mobile for business. mlb partners with t-mobile to not only enhance the fan experience, b

for more on where things this evening, we're live megan healy. she has a little bit more detail for us. meagan, what's going on down there? yeah, it has been a last 3 hours. dan and noelle, we were talking about a tornado warnings just before 04:00pm this afternoon. that was a short window that expired. we just had a severe thunderstorm that rolled through and it looked like there is some rotation on didn't have any reports of a confirmed tornado that touched down. but it was enough to get people in that mindset of we need to take this seriously. this storm system is really packing a punch. we're starting to get the tail end of it. kind of the back end of it of it as it still spins around. so the most excessive rainfall, the heaviest rainfall rates seem to have passed through already, but we're still getting some really gusty winds from the coast to our desert communities, mountains and our deserts have been hit the hardest. i've seen a wind gusts strong as 70 miles per hour. and 24 hour rainfall totals anywhere between 6, 6, and a half inches in

nick resides in the beautiful healy reason with respect to risk, but also disaster pro of the homes swelled up by rivers crossings, crushed by walter slipping in carpenter benedict's petite snick. doesn't know when or how he will ever work again after flash floods, hit 2 thirds of his country. so it is in this with the little saw what i saw. the water broke down the story rose and floated the entire workshop. all of my carpentry machinery was inside that i'm all of it's destroyed now. so what's the way it is? i mean, we spent 30 years of our lives in building this in 2 hours. it was all gone. stays on dirt, debris and sludge coach. the comforts of tone of turn and i could, will, she can benedict's takes those inside his family home. there's no running water, no power. the fluid water came all the way up to here. it was everywhere. now we have the firefighters. they're doing a really amazing job. others are also pitching in neighbors drain mode by the bucket load fall soldiers, big homes, and we took the rubble, but it's, it's horrifying how powerful nature can be and we're happy we can do a

nick resides in the beautiful healy reason with this picture risk, but also disaster prone homes swallowed up by rivers crossings, crushed by walter civilian carpenter, benedicts patel. snick doesn't know when or how he will ever work again. after flash floods, hit 2 thirds of his country, but it's in this with for the thought on. so the water broke down and the story rose and floated the entire workshop. all of my carpentry machinery was inside that i'm all of it's destroyed now. so it was the way it is. i mean, we spent 30 years of our lives and building based on it. in 2 hours, it was all gone. by which it stays on dirt, debris and sludge coats, the cutoff tone of turn and i cut off, she can benedict's takes. i was inside his family home. there's no running water, no power the floating motor came all the way up to here. it was everywhere. now we have the firefighters, they're doing a really amazing job. others are also pitching in neighbors drain mode by the bucket. load falls, soldiers, big homes, and we took the rubble. that is, it's hard to find how powerful nature can be and we're h

against healy, kissed one of his ban country's anti—gayt against healy, kissed one of his ban country'si—gay laws. the the country's anti—gay laws. the malaysian the country's anti—gay laws. the malaysia in and saying, owe stepping in and saying, you owe us all the money because the event had cancelled event had to be cancelled because law now. because you broke the law now. but cressida, you know, in a country where being gay is illegal, isn't this rather a good thing that they this? good thing that they did this? >> is we're always >> well, this is we're always moaning that all the pride celebrations go here celebrations that go on here might be unnecessary because it's be gay. it's not illegal to be gay. yeah. so it's often said, why don't you take your protest to a country matters? well, country where it matters? well, they've they? they've done that, haven't they? right. guess we could give right. so i guess we could give them a pat on the back. >> mean, we just them a pat on the back. >> i mean, we just read this week taxpayers have week that the taxpayers have basically £1 millio

careful not to just go back in the thinking mind right and saying, oh well, you can do whatever it is to healy yourself and it's all in your head. not really enough to feel it here. and perhaps even down below. yes. yeah. so we're holistic. we want to heal the got the brain, the brain to but the part especially, that's where we connect. and we know the heart has all sorts of thing influences on how we think. right, with god also we haven't got brain access now and the ways that our ancestors raise children made it all work well made it all fit into that. be yours in the system and the dynamism of being a member of the earth community. i began and diagnostic a phrase that as a box so below. so i, i believe deeply that, you know, the individual award also helps the society. but i wonder if you believe that we will ever reach the golden age where most people on, on the splendid, understand who they are and no one they're being shaped into. but who that truly intrinsically within you know, that bodies or do you think i have the time really run out before we can actually get to that glorious point?

except, general healy. chief air force reserve. >> distinguished members of the subcommittee, on behalf of the 70,000 women of the -- men and women of the air force reserve, it is an honor for me to be here today. chief master starting israel munich -- i am continually amazed by the accomplishments as they meet every challenge put forth. this year marks the 75th anniversary of the air force reserve. during that time, we have provided the nation with an operational capability, strategic depth and surge capacity across the u.s. air force. as a part-time force, we provide a ready now accessible force that is both mission effective and cost-efficient. as our -- thread increases, we are committed to the secretary of the air force's operational imperatives. the chief of staff's vision and the three lines of effort. when i took command of the air force reserve a year ago, i issued a task order with my two priorities of ready now and transforming from the future. in our past year, we have gotten to prove that force

our community to deserves healy is women deserve justice. this is not something new. 500 years. we've been waiting for this. my sisters, my people had gone missing. sincere opin settlers. certainly i am here and turned away when this time for joseph. this is time for healing the church. every time to step in being on ceilings is really painful. some secret things sky box. but every time we testified, it seemed like there was one more woman there to share her story or to share her loved one story. there was one more person that was sitting there in the audience holding us in their hearts. and it was just really beautiful to see the people to be able to come out and support that. and to feel seen, to feel heard the, the . a the reality in this moment is it the fact that we are all still here? speaks to the resiliency of so many of our ancestors introduced to you. another sister in this fights, she just has into the battle of the north dakota legislature as the only need a woman to serve. there we give it out for my sister representative bruce buffalo the i just want to say thank y

the public perception of ukraine is very different from the perception of the foreign policy making. healy, the policy making. your lead is absolutely gone home and supporting the ukraine, but because i think you greenville, when they just want to go on bleeding, russia, however, the public, as you know, as, as not being suicide yesterday by their will. the polls show that there's no in, susie, as my board does it, you know, no way do you see any demonstrations against russia? um, it just costing a lot of money and i think that point is saving into people's consciousness to say we're spending all this money on the landscape. i assume you know, we go ahead and, you know, there's no money, but this has no money. healthcare and no money for dental care, whatever. but there's a promptly infinite amount of money. but uh, as soon as get the question that is, how do we get to some kind of democratic accountability? so it's gonna be a public view. oh, we'll, we'll do back, we'll get to that with the war powers act. they be just pay the past the send, the 2nd half of the program. i claim that i get

in the northern indian state of him, a shop or dash dozens or field trapped into the rubble in the healy region. many homes and prophecies have been destroyed. those are the headlines of next on the 0 generation change state you a one day i might be covering politics, the national am i there of i post all think from serbia. it's a hungry, what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through so that i can convey the headlines from the most human way possible. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. so don't think of history of activism because we need to now be generations believe it is the time to fight for more people in just society. welcome to generation change a global series and attempts to challenge and understand the ideas the mobilize around. i'm and the chinese and independent journalists base to independent in this episode, we need to limit for working towards radically changed to address challenges as varied. it tend to be silence plots and racial inequality and climate change. the point off to $94.00. at the end of a pot date, what

, in the northern indian state of human shout pradesh. dozens, i fear trapped into the rubble into healy region. many homes and prophecies have been destroyed. temperatures and morocco, head for the 1st time on record, hit 50.4 degrees celsius. the north african country is experiencing a series of scorching heat waves. the hot weather has caused the wildfires in the north of the country. and europe's most active volcano. mount aetna has erupt skewing ashley on to cape town, here the largest city and the eastern sicily, its forest catania, and call me so airport's to close. mount etna frequently erupt, though it's emissions seldom results and significant damage. the, this is alex has 0 here. your top stories, news years military is said, it has enough evidence to prosecute ousted president mohammed bassoon for high treason. the gent, a statement, a detailed.

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we lift her up today at the time of competing ideologies to help healie and unify through her exampleetermined to stand up to voices including the to do many say could not be done. when were denied education she built the school. denied medical care she built the hospital. when the world was grappling with authoritarianism she helped establish the foundational commitment tom, human rights through the united nations. her spirit is captured in this beautiful sculpture funded by the people of florida with the help of nancy loman. note the cap and gown and the look and educators the first of its kind in the statuary hall to the smile and sunny outlook, the gold lettering that shines like the florida sun, became given her by president roosevelt and the course that distinctive black rose that represents the students she educated, encouraged and loved. floridauc was the place in which he effected change in offered the rendezvous with democracy speech where she said, in this beloved land of florida i have kept the rendezvous with democracy and i foundha it aliv, vibrating with challenges that

the local youth send the days to healy, i'm hanging out. they agreed to show us around. i was born here. this abandoned school was his playground growing up. as best just because in combination means it's been disaster for 30 years. by him says he also feels abandoned by the states that this is a strong new wave studies all mean. these are the stairs. as you can see, the ruined, they could collapse under a kid that's not normal. why did the state of band in it and leave it like this? if it makes me angry, you grow up somewhere, walk out your door and this is what you see. so it's annoying me, some of the stuff was in there that was a more desolate buildings on this neighborhoods. and the problem to check this out if the price is still on these bags. this one held drugs worth 2500 euro demeans. and so we'll do special most on this housing estates like many others and must say is now in the hands of a drug game. waste containers. i'll place a check point there to keep police and people with bad intentions out. and what kind of people seem to perform, anyone who's a threat

fellow democrats like adams of new york, the mayor, and massachusetts governor healy is having a change watch this then and now? >> do you support massachusetts becoming a sanctuary state? >> we have it working well here, i think that is working. >> increased level of demand is not slowing down. expanding shelter at a rapid pace and it is unsustainable. for this reason, today i am declaring a state of emergency in massachusetts. >> laura: vivek, these people are shameless, it was obvious this would be a catastrophe, they are just getting it because elites are upset? okay. >> now the donor class has decided it is inside the overton window to complain about the southern border. it is too little too late. even the wall, most people are on the side of the wall, even democrats. that wall is insufficient because they are building tunnels under that wall that they are driving trucks through. take bold step to seal that swis cheese of a southern border that is correct is how we end the fentanyl crisis, human trafficking crisis, 10 to 14,000 illegal migrants per day that will take courage, it ta

but matt healy put his lips where his mouth mouth is actually, mouth are and mouth is actually, i had the 1975 and who a great fans of the 1975 and saw them at at reading festival a few years ago. >> so they know more about them than i do and they said to me about this, they said that it was a gesture . but when you go was a gesture. but when you go to another country, you've got to another country, you've got to remember there rules and their beliefs and, you know, but she said , although it's going to she said, although it's going to cost them a lot of money, they've actually got a tremendous amount of publicity. >> yeah, 2 million. >> yeah, 2 million. >> that's a good way to look at it. >> yeah. yeah. i would find him just for singing, to be honest with , i can't stand that wine. >> it's horrible misery, pop, isn't it? it's just overproduced. >> it's not your cup of tea. >> no . >> no. >> no. >> on a serious point, though , >> on a serious point, though, should they have gone there in the first place? they knew what the first place? they knew what the rules, the laws were. well, i

but matt healy put his lips where his mouth mouth is actually, mouth are and mouth is actually, i had the 1975 and who a great fans of the 1975 and saw them at at reading festival a few years ago. >> so they know more about them than i do and they said to me about this, they said that it was a gesture . but when you go was a gesture. but when you go to another country, you've got to another country, you've got to remember there rules and their beliefs and, you know, but she said , although it's going to she said, although it's going to cost them a lot of money, they've actually got a tremendous amount of publicity. >> yeah, 2 million. >> yeah, 2 million. >> that's a good way to look at it. >> yeah. yeah. i would find him just for singing, to be honest with , i can't stand that wine. >> it's horrible misery, pop, isn't it? it's just overproduced. >> it's not your cup of tea. >> no . >> no. >> no. >> on a serious point, though , >> on a serious point, though, should they have gone there in the first place? they knew what the first place? they knew what the rules, the laws were. well, i

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here's one post that says my top story is governor mark healy abusing massachusetts right to sheltero house when he 1000 illegal aliens specially when we cannot provide shelter to homeless veterans. greetings from the people's republic. here's a text that says instead of trying to impeach president biden with no evidence, they should worry about shutting down the government. here's a post from facebook that says president trump refusing to give up the fight against the political establishment. it looks like he will only grow in strength and be the nominee for the working class. another facebook post that says more than 1100 people in hawaii are missing, over 150 dead. that is basically hurricane katrina level disaster and has received minuscule news coverage in comparison. in one last post, an ex-president rep -- weaponizing has mugshot is another abuse of power. locke who up now? we want to know what youto news story of the week was and we want to know what you thought about that new sto. l's go back to the phone lines and talk to bill was calling from pennsylvania on the democratic

what do you want to hear tonight from nicki healy or someone else? my research on these candidates prior to this debate i honestly really felt myself being attracted to vivek ramaswamy as a candidate. he has been running his campaign very successfully and my personal opinion he runs his campaign in a way the others don't. i think he can articulate and explain his ideas in a certain way the others don't related to foreign policy or reducing the federal agencies he talked about. i am looking forward to seeing him as an excellent communicator. someone present across social media. talks to news spokes people across the political spectrum and will serve him as a strong suit in tonight's debate. >> bill: you are 22? someday she is up there. down in the bottom right is kathy, age 80, born and raised in wisconsin. right now you are leaning towards trump or ron desantis. you are open to ramaswamy. where are you right now? >> i would like to see trump here but he is not. physically but i'm certain he will be on that stage with everyone else's comments. i am ho

cancer fight for it is a new pill developed out in los angeles for the cult ao h1996 after eight and healyd cancer. this seems to show promise the researchers say against 70 different kinds of cancer. >> it really does show promise. look, we have heard the cure for cancer is right around the corner almost every year we been alive. this is really interesting. it is targeted therapy. it looks for a molecule on the surface of cancer cells targets a chemotherapy or the treatment to that molecule, to that cell. essentially no side effects in its early testing. it has been tested on cells of breasted cancer prostate, brain, ovarian, lung even a few others. it is still early it's in phase one development it is unclear if it will address cancer that has spread not just cancer in one spot we have many ways to treat cancer one spot the question is whether it will sis systemic disease per. >> began spreading doctor there is a concerning story about leprosy appearing in florida. do we need to worry about leprosy after covid? quick to think after covid people are triggered in asking does this have an a

it's named after and olivia healy, a patient from indiana who died at the age of 9 from a rare form ofancer. researchers say phase one trials are underway after more than 20 years of studies. they hope the drug can someday be used to treat brain skin and lung cancers. researchers are working to better understand and treat long covid. the national institutes of health is opening enrollment for phase 2 clinical trials that we'll evaluate at least 4 potential treatments. those include drugs, medical devices and other therapies to treat longstanding symptoms. more than 24,000 participants have been recruited so far. plans are in the works to analyze more than 60 million health records and conduct studies on how covid affects different body tissues and organs. still ahead on 4 news, there's a bipartisan push to make social media sites safer for kids. >> why lawmakers believe it starts with raising the age of consent. de >> a pair of bills to make social media platforms less dangerous for kids could soon become law. the measures cleared a major hurdle before congress left for recess and now

meanwhile in massachusetts, the governor there, mora healy declaring a state of emergency today overof migrants crossing into her state saying they do not have adequate shelter. bret? >> bret: madison, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> bret: well, there is a new push tonight among some democrats to find an alternative to president biden for next year's election. as of right now, the president has only two declared primary opponents and neither has much traction inside the democratic party. on the republican side, there is another shakeup in the campaign. a former president trump most significant challenger for the nomination. and we have breaking news tonight about the former president's legal issues. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel takes a look tonight. good evening,. >> mike: mike bret, good evening. the federal judge overseeing president trump's case here in washington has ordered a hearing this friday morning. it's about the back and forth over so-called protective order regarding what mr. trump is able to speak about sensitive information in this case. a major campaign issue for the

i do think it will be a step towards healy even winds of the nation. i think there are deep wounds in this country that are the consequence of systematic censorship. the weaponization of police force to accomplish political goals through the justice system. that is wrong. this is not an easy project ahead for the next president. i am in this race because i do see a lot of candidates on both sides motivated by vengeance and grievance. i am motivated by leading this nation forward, and the way we're going to do it is by restoring one standard of the rule of law for all americans. restore the integrity of the justice system. and leave politics to politics. the people of this country should decide who the next president is. they're free to take into account all of the information that has been laid out by left-wing media, right-wing media, et cetera, to make their decisions. donald trump made good scissions, they should take that into account when voting amount. -- >> what about trump making these threats and making these kinds of inflammatory comments abo

but caw healy is open. we expect everybody to use that to get into the airport. our airport partners are amazing. they've dropped fares an offered waivers to help everybody get off of maui, so to make sure that we could move people to oahu or get them home to use the resources to recover and focus on the residents of maui in that area. we'll keep updated on our website pages, the accessibility of our highways and if any impacts occur at the airports. i would recommend to everybody, any time we have travel like this, that is -- that is impacted on one iexd island, it will impact others. make sure you check in with your airlines and status of your flight to make sure it is on time. thank you very much. >> finally, i'd like to bring up jimmy toka with the state department business development and tourism. >> good morning. as everyone has said, it is just incredibly sad day today. we've seen the devastation, we could compare it coming from myself coming from kawai to inki. but you could see the hurricane comes so i want to ask that as the administration, we're commun

healy: the once-rapid growth of keating's now-failed lincoln savings of california had been fueled byrs, many losing their life savings. i need my money! give it to me right now! black: charles keating was convicted in two trials, but both of those verdicts were overturned, and then he pled guilty to avoid a retrial and was allowed out for time served. stewart: the climate had gone from celebrating the excesses of wall street to condemning them pretty quickly. reporter: mr. milken! jennings: tonight's headline -- milken pleads guilty in what may be the largest individual case of fraud ever to rock wall street -- a case which ended in a plea bargain with the government. frank: judge kimba wood said milken's crimes merited his removal from society. she sentenced the one-time king of wall street to 10 years in prison. stewart: he didn't end up serving anywhere near that. he did go to jail for just under two years. but i'm confident when he left, he was at a minimum a billionaire, and quite possibly a multi-billionaire. jensen: the game of monopoly could have been invented for donald trum

even though she's eating healis the exercising. weight. even though she's eating healis the problem with these this is the problem with these kind of discussions because it's very easy to say, well, i'm very easy to say, oh, well, i'm slim exercise and slim because i exercise and i don't too much. but people don't eat too much. but people have different have very, very different circumstances. person circumstances. another person has written in say he has has written in to say he has arthritis. as much he arthritis. so as much as he would exercise, get down would like to exercise, get down to and shed some to the gym and lose, shed some pounds, very difficult . pounds, it's very difficult. >> no, i don't think >> yeah, no, i don't think anyone's disagreeing that it's more people more difficult for some people than i think it is than others, but i think it is fundamental to always a fundamental to always take a step back think this step back and think that this conversation calories conversation is always calories in, calories and i think i

if you are a child, if you are healy young adult, you are not going to be impacted by covid in any way.eid so why would we yet again risksk, alienating all of these kids and maybe even giving them another reason just to skip school or have some parent who's freaked out over all ofsco nonsense pulling them from school? remember all the thingolber allh are told, jeremy, that ifot tha you got the shot that don't worry, you'll nevet, r get covi. you'll never be able to infect somebody else. that turneinfect sy elsed out t. the one thing that i did like im that showed success and i'm speaking anecdotally, not like a doctor not recommending anything but monoclonal antibodies, emergency authorizatio anythinn. why did they stop that? that didn't make sense. i know? people that have had covid recently, even those with co-morbidities. you knowre, even wit, they paxid the antiviral. they did find this is a varianif of american and now are they seeing coming that we're not.e y >> i doubt it and i doubt i'll trust them either.d >> no. yeah. and i think that'si the biggese issue here, right. is trust

olivia healy, who died of the disease . who died of the disease.me now. gb news queen nana akua, the conservative commentator , the reverend calvin commentator, the reverend calvin robinson , and the author and robinson, and the author and broadcaster rebecca reid. now he announced more than 100 new nonh announced more than 100 new north sea oil licences as yesterday. but now rishi sunak has bolstered his anti—net zero credentials once more by pledging a crackdown on dystopian low traffic neighbourhoods. the pm has warned ambulance response times must have priority over wacky green schemes like ltns , which green schemes like ltns, which are intended to drive down traffic and in a bid to let motorists know he's on their side, sunak pointed to the scrapping of alteans and wandsworth south london as he ordered a more widespread review that could see consigned to that could see them consigned to the now we the dustbin of history. now we know rishi usually loves to stick the script. will stick to the script. so will he follow with this common follow th

olivia healy, who died of the disease . who died of the disease.gb news queen nana akua, the conservative commentator , the reverend calvin commentator, the reverend calvin robinson , and the author and robinson, and the author and broadcaster rebecca reid. now he announced more than 100 new nonh announced more than 100 new north sea oil licences as yesterday. but now rishi sunak has bolstered his anti—net zero credentials once more by pledging a crackdown on dystopian low traffic neighbourhoods. the pm has warned ambulance response times must have priority over wacky green schemes like ltns , which green schemes like ltns, which are intended to drive down traffic and in a bid to let motorists know he's on their side, sunak pointed to the scrapping of alteans and wandsworth south london as he ordered a more widespread review that could see consigned to that could see them consigned to the now we the dustbin of history. now we know rishi usually loves to stick the script. will stick to the script. so will he follow with this common follow through wi

now healy, enough.rmerly he's denise course, was formerly he's denise welsh's son, and he was formerly unked welsh's son, and he was formerly linked to taylor swift, where he was so it's not like his persuasion , as it were, but he persuasion, as it were, but he was making a political point. if you couldn't see that on radio listeners, it was a very long, protracted, very long kiss. 20s smacker you see, i don't mind him making statement, but him making that statement, but i think well , him making that statement, but i think well, like the pr on think as well, like the pr on both sides got it wrong because he's been quite vocal about supporting lgbt community in supporting the lgbt community in the past, but he should know he's going to malaysia where it is banned. >> so if you want to make a statement, you say we're not going to perform at all. but now that you've gone there, locals have now been taken out of money. you can't go. >> thought he was being clever. >> yeah, clearly, didn't he? so the big q

and the reason why is that i why they breached it is that i think the lead singer, matt healy, kissedis healy, kissed one of his bandmates as protest against bandmates as a protest against the country's anti—gay laws. the malaysian the country's anti—gay laws. the malaysia in saying, owe stepping in and saying, you owe us all the money because the event had be cancelled event had to be cancelled because law now. because you broke the law now. but cressida, you know, in a country where is country where being gay is illegal, isn't this rather a good thing that they this? good thing that they did this? >> is we're always >> well, this is we're always moaning that all the pride celebrations on here celebrations that go on here might be unnecessary because it's be gay. it's not illegal to be gay. yeah. so it's often said, why don't you take your protest to a country it matters? well, country where it matters? well, they've they? they've done that, haven't they? right. guess we could give right. so i guess we could give them a pat on the back. >> mean, we just read this >> i mean, we just r

sorry. 1975 band sued for £2 million after matty healy breaks contract with same sex kiss at malaysialy they they are they're doing a festival and they had already the malaysian authorities and the organiser claim that they had already signed a written contract promising to adhere to all the local laws and costumes. remember that same sex relations is illegal in malaysia , a muslim is illegal in malaysia, a muslim majority country . yes. and they majority country. yes. and they have broken that. they have broken that promise which has resulted in the government cancelling the whole festival outright . so that has cost outright. so that has cost obviously the organiser other performers, the local community for which . for whom this was for which. for whom this was part of their livelihood. >> yeah, but don't you think nicholas, when you come to a country where being gay is illegal, actually it's quite a good thing for a prominent group like the 1975 to have a gay kiss. this is the thing, isn't it? >> we keep saying, oh, sainsbury's, why waving sainsbury's, why are you waving your aroun

sorry. 1975 band sued for £2 million after matty healy breaks contract with same sex kiss at malaysialy they they are they're doing a festival and they had already the malaysian authorities and the organiser claim that they had already signed a written contract promising to adhere to all the local laws and costumes. remember that same sex relations is illegal in malaysia , a muslim is illegal in malaysia, a muslim majority country . yes. and they majority country. yes. and they have broken that. they have broken that promise which has resulted in the government cancelling the whole festival outright . so that has cost outright. so that has cost obviously the organiser other performers, the local community for which . for whom this was for which. for whom this was part of their livelihood. >> yeah, but don't you think nicholas, when you come to a country where being gay is illegal, actually it's quite a good thing for a prominent group like the 1975 to have a gay kiss. this is the thing, isn't it? >> we keep saying, oh, sainsbury's, why waving sainsbury's, why are you waving your aroun

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