james short in glasgow, thank you. -- james _ coronavirus.es shaw. _ the number of people who would test positive in the uk for coronavirus remains above 1 million for a third consecutive week. estimates from the 0ns survey suggest that, in england, one in 60 people are estimated to have the virus. the numbers are stable in wales and northern ireland, and have decreased in scotland. the american actorjussie smollett has been found guilty of disorderly conduct after faking a hate crime against himself. known for his role in the tv series empire, smollett claimed he'd been attacked by two men in an assault that was both racist and homophobic. but a jury found he had lied to the police — prosecutors say he'd staged the incident in order to raise his profile. 0ur north america correspondent nomia iqbal has more. he was once a rising star. but for the last three years jussie smollett has been fighting for his reputation and career. the 39—year—old has always maintained he was the victim of a racist and homophobic attack. but a jury didn't believe

james cells expert say the pollination short food shows there's something wrong with keeping peace. can help scientists say that the pollination gap has been effectively closed and that the because the trees and now producing their maximum harvest, they're right next to the beehive. researches say that the bees themselves a facing some grave threats. the un program of spraying locust that is played east africa over the last 2 years, added to an already increasing use of chemical pesticides. farmers use them to help me growing populations, demands of food, be the rule, so threatened by destruction of their natural habitats to make way for farmland and growing cities. changing climate posies, new threats. the scientists working here at africa, leading insect research center say there's a lack of data compared to other continents. samples of pollen grains from be hives can help fill in some of the picture as can samples of food crops. in them they found pesticides that a band in other continents and signs of over use. they're also keeping and studying dozens of species of wild bees whi

the real story as james bond could be anything but short. we discriminate.her discriminations are gone. sure people get discriminate in all occupations except of course talk show host. you've got to be good-looking. doesn't matter which gender. you got to be hot and tall. >> brian: i think you're wrong. i'm sure you're wrong. case in point: sylvester stallone. america's hero, he wins every fight. >> greg: what era are you living in? did we just fly back to 1978? >> brian: have you heard the word expendables? four in a row. some of which people watched. rocky 6. creed. still relevant, still short. >> greg: you left out cobra. and "stop or my mom will shoot." >> brian: he wanted me to do that. >> david: i think we are missing the side of the story which goes back to our last segment. bringing the country together. come out with a nonbinary james bond and see how quickly this country unites around the absurdity of the idea. >> greg: could bring caitlyn jenner. caitlyn jenner. >> kat: caitlyn jenner is not nonbinary. >> david: but is from the same euro of sylves

james matheson! newcastle's festive cheer| matheson! newcastle's festive cheer short lived, leicester— matheson!ved, leicester producing something special at the most wonderful time of the year. michael redford, bbc news. it has been a challenging season for us with injuries and everything else. that sort of destabilised our collective in terms of our defending but yes, so please to come back from a tough week, european game, and to come here and keep the clean sheet, score four goals, i said before the game that our attacking play was actually good so that tells you the confidence of the team and the spirit of the team and the attitude but we just needed to tighten up and refocus mentally in our defending and we had to do that today against top players that can give you a problem. a really harsh scoreline for us, i think _ a really harsh scoreline for us, i think it— a really harsh scoreline for us, i think if you _ a really harsh scoreline for us, i think. if you look at the scoreline alone, _ think. if you look at the scoreline alone, you — think. if you look at the scoreline alone, you proba

. >> the arrest came a short while after the car james and jennifer crumbly was found in detroit, was arrested in a basement and police say they are searching for a third person who aided someone hiding in the building. parents took after the oakland county prosecutor took the rest of charging them with four count of involuntary manslaughter. crumbly's father purchased the gun used days before he opened fire killing four students and hurting 7 others. the 15-year-old was charged as an adult for dozens of crimes including murder, attempted murder and terrorism, and arrested in detroit. they were fox news channel for more on this developing story. we send you back to regular programming already in progress. . tonight's monologue is the priz about the media the angle is ho stupid they are. there stupidity is joe biden wants to. case in point, check out this tweet of the lonely heck from the daily beast pretended a jok question i did on the five was actually real. it was a parody multiple-choice question where i ask is joe biden racist with blood on his hands and the answer is ea, s, b ,

they were arrested a short while the car that james and jennifer crumbley was found in detroit.dly arrested in a basement. the oakland county persecutor took the rare step of charging them with four counts of involuntary manslaughter. ethan crumbley's father is the one who purchased the gun used in the shooting just days before he opened fire on his school. the 15-year-old is being charged as an adult with dozens of crimes including murder, attempted murder, terrorism. we want to turn to former fbi investigator bill daley. are you with us? >> hello? >> bill? >> how are you? >> thanks for being with us early this morning to talk about this. i do not know if you just heard ted williams, we were talking about potentially this school. i want to pick back up on that. the school somehow or another able to notify authorities that as ted said, ethan was some sort of legend. alleged mental breakdown and this could have stopped this from happening. do you foresee anything or do you think charges or anything on that could go against the school? how can they go about that? this could have b

. >> the arrest came a short while after the car james and jennifer crumbly was found in detroit, wasin a basement and police say they are searching for a third person who aided someone hiding in the building. parents took after the oakland county prosecutor took the rest of charging them with four count of involuntary manslaughter.

. >> so this is a short but she modeled it on the writing of james baldwin and i think if you be there seen that in the book or it is about a relatively new holiday for many people but in texas where gordon brief grew up in just a story on the celebration which celebrate the end of slavery and specifically in arrived and that has subsequently become popular outside of texas, so it is about not holiday her feelings were the holiday and the celebration of also her experiences going up and as a black child who ended up going to a partially white school and about her own experiences in the education opportunity but about this book, it is really a story, is the story of how we tell is a historian and with responsibility as an former history major in college, how really say that she really focuses on the truth about history it is something that you cannot say really well you have to research and look at the facts until the story that the facts show and not the story that you wish the facts showed and they would be told the stories that we tend to change to serve a political purpose and so i

of insider trading with reports paid for by the short selling firms and jumps ahead to short companies. what jamesed at and investigated and not find anything and justice department will not he said there's possible exposure for people disguising false statements as research and dressing up pump and dump schemes as research reports. he said ultimately if you deal with research they're not oodsers and can't be inside every trading. they rely on public information so if you're compiling public information getting an advanced look at public information is not insider trading under the law. he is the attorney for citron said they'll be investigating entirely we don't know what it is they're looking for or the full scope of the investigation and on the ideas of hedge funds rng short selling, insider trading possibility. >> to be insider trading somebody has to have an understood duty to keep some material information private right? it wouldn't seem a third party research firm has that but in coordination with an investor that would know in advance maybe that's a stock manipulation type of a scenario. o

short answer is this. stevenson's death clears the way for james deadly.a aftermath of stevenson's death, he was replaced by his -- butt burn side wanted a more experienced man at the helm of the division, so he brought major general -- who had been scapegoated -- but who had since been exonerated. he was fresh and back from his blacklisting. he is 45 years old, rather tall and slim and somewhat western looking, said mills. with, i regret to say, long hair. he is, as far as i've been able to hang out, a few excellent officer. and a very genial, kind man -- >> for he would resign on june 8th, citing nerves. he would be replaced by the divisions new senior commander, lately. lately was a political appointee who had replace -- on may 14th. as gordon has aptly summed him up, lately had no combat experience, drank excessively, and would quickly prove himself bereft of common sense. and all just add that it looks like -- at the battle of oxford -- on may 24th, lately disobeyed orders and launched a doomed attack against -- in a torrential thunderstorm, lately wo

i would like to read a short quotation from the acclaimed writer james baldwin, who was one of the most african-americans to seerefuge in france. he wrote -- "in france,, black american posing no conceivable threat to french identity, in effect, i do not exist in france. i might have a very different tale to tell where i from senegal and a very bitter song to sing where i from algeria." rokhaya diallo, your comments? >> is very interesting because it istill the same today. if you are a black person from the u.s., you're mostly seen as american. the american identity is very prestigious and has nothing to do with our french conialism. you don't think to the sense of guilt or confrontational relationship that you may have had with french because your ancestors were not victims of the french racism. seen as someone who does not have to deal with that national context. even benefit from the fact today you have many african-americans who are very famous, so you have this positive image. actlly, i fl the same way when i go to the u.s. because i am french and i am seen as a french person. peop

short answer is this. stevenson's death clears the way for the rise of brigadier james ledly.immediate aftermath of stevenson's death he was replaced by his brigade commander, but bernside wanted a more experienced hand so he brought in the major general thomas who had been partially scapegoated but had since been exonerated. he was fresh and back from his black listing. he is 45 years old, rather tall and slim and somewhat western-looking, said mills, with i regret to say, long hair. he is as far as i've been able to find out yet an excellent officer and a very genial, kind, pleasant man who i'm becoming attached to. he would resign on june 8th citing nerves. he would be replaced by the division's senior most commander ledly. ledly was a political appointee who had replaced well on may 14th. ledly had no combat experience, drank excessively and would quickly prove himself bereft of common sense. and i'll just add that he looks like a living cuby doll. at the bottle of oxford may 24th ledly disobeyed the orders and launched a doomed attack against a portion of the defenses. le

short answer is this. stevenson's death clears the way for the rise of brigadier general james leslie. see, now. aftermath of stevenson's death he was replaced by his senior most brigade commander daniel leisure but burnside wanted a more experienced and to be held of the divisions were brought in major general thomas crittenden would been partially scapegoated for the federal loss in september of 1863 but who went since been exonerated. he was fresh and back from his blacklisting. he is 45, rather tall and slim and somewhat western looking, said mills. with i regret to say long hair. he is as far as i been able to find it yet excellent officer and very genial and most kindly man who i'm becoming attached to. he will not last in the post though, will resign at june 8, citing there is. you would be replaced by the divisions new seniormost commander leslie. leslie was a political party who replaced the able stephen well at brigade command on may 14. as gordon has something up, he had no combat experience, drank excessively and would quickly prove himself breadth of common sense. [laughing] >> and

short answer is this. stevenson's death clears the way for the rise of brigadier general james ledly. the mead aftermath of stevenson's death he is replaced by daniel leisure but burnside wanted a more experienced hand at the helm of division so he brought in major thomas crittenson. he was fresh and back from his blacklisting. he is 45 years old. rather tall and slim and somewhat western looking said mills. with i regret to say long hair. he's as far as i've been able to find out a excellent officer and very kind man whom i'm becoming attached though. he'd resign on june 8th citing nerves. and replaced by ledly. led by rus a political appoint who replaced steven weld may 14th. ledly had no combat experience, drank excessively and would quickly prove himself breft of common sense.ereft of common sense. and i'll just add that he looks like a living cubby doll. the battle may 24th he disobeyed orders and launched a doomed attack. in a torrential thunderstorm ledly would lose 450 men as he drunkenly cheered their advance. after the battle of cold harbor in early june staff officer lewis

he was completely wrong about how james worked, for example, on the origin of life. well, he, he wrote a short paragraph in a letter to a friend of his that was never published, where he imagined that life mike started in a warm palms on land. no. i'm said that it's far too soon for science to be thinking about these questions. so it's very easy, i think a lot of our small, really just people like to see when is equivalent to being a profit. and that if you can show that darwin was wrong about one thing that he must be somehow wrong about everything though it was this interest. and scientists are wrong almost by definition about a great deal. but science as a discipline can become more correct over time. as we realize mistakes as we begin to correct the mistakes we begin to approximate on the true. so no one's hi, this is right about everything. okay, so let's assume that you are right about they had with thermal vents and being of our origins on the bottom of the ocean. there are number of aster biologists and they're saying that similar advance in the presidencies of the moon of jupiter and

short range to longer range. >> we have a question from james, to consider how china's modernization of nuclear capability is focused on ensuring this to penetrate. u.s. clement defenses and should the u.s. this and if so, how? >> i don't think the chinese nuclear expansion is driven by the desire to penetrate u.s. missile defenses. projections are that they would have 1000 strategic nuclear warheads by 2030, the estimate is up from 400 a year ago. why are they doing this? i think because we've seen across the board, change in policy by xi jinping, china is asserting itself and clearly believes it should be a dominic, if not the dominant power in decades ahead. having a strategic nuclear program comparable to that in the u.s. and russia, i think part of that agenda is clearly where he is having. the capability they are developing could overwhelm antiballistic missile defense capability. we have a right, the chinese and russians know that so it driven by other reasons and we are already in the business of deploying defenses to counter the missiles as we talked about earlier they have medium range and intermediate ran

james and jennifer crumbley entered not guilty pleas to the charges files against them. the sheriff held a news conference a short while ago. what did he have to say about what's transpired the last 24 hours? >> reporter: we learned a few things. we learned james and jennifer and ethan crumbley are all being held in the same place not far from here. they are in isolation. the sheriff said it's likely ethan doesn't know his parents have been arrested because they're held in isolation. we heard about a thuird person who helped james and jennifer get into that warehouse where they were hiding. here's what michael bouchard had to say about that. >> we believe they were assisted in that location to get there, to get in and we're gathering that information and we're going to have the totality of that done fairly soon and present that to our prosecutor for potential charges for either aiding and abetting or obstruction of justice. >> reporter: i have a few more details about what transpired overnight. my colleague said that person of interest was caught on surveillance video helping guide the crumbley's car into the par

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instead, james and jennifer crumbley left the high school without their son. he was returned to the classroom. >> a short time later, four students killed. six others and one teacher, injured. and while authorities search for crumbley's parents, the community is gathering at a candle light vigil to remember the four lives lost. the four lives stolen. hana st. juliana was 14. justin shilling, 17. tate myre, 16 years old. and madisyn baldwin, 17. shimon prokupecz is outfront live outside the sheriff's office in pontiac, michigan, for more on this for us tonight. shimon, where does the search stand now for the crumbley parents? >> reporter: it's still very much active. in fact, in some ways, getting more aggressive with the u.s. marshals really now taking a huge role in this search. they just released a statement saying that they are -- they are involved. they are the best of the best. so, certainly, this manhunt still underway. we talked to the sheriff's office. they have not heard anything. there was a lot of talk about lure lawyers reaching out. they have not heard from anyone since around this afternoon

dani: in the short-term, it feels every market has that asterisk of omicron. that is andrew james.'s move to iron ore, which is pairing a weekly advance today as output in major still hubs china heard expectations that demand will improve. this is as the industry looks to the carbonized while selling an -- to carbonized -- decarbonize while selling into a volatile market. joining us is the ceo of metal invest, one of the world's biggest iron ore producers. thank you for joining us. interesting time for you and your business. i want to get into business specifics in a bit, but i want to start with iron ore itself. it has been a turbulent year, following 36% -- falling 36%. potential variant thrown into the mix. has the potential weakening from the variant change your outlook at all? >> first of all, i want to throw that it was a dramatic, very successful year for the iron ore industry, especially metals showing very good results. the last destination of our reserves was made by british international consultants. 15.4 million tons of iron ore. -- billion tons of iron ore. dani: i wan

not too many cars on it really short 20 minutes to get you from the 37 junction down to the tolls. james, thank you very much, john. to some breaking news from overnight on the health front. we have moderna now saying that its 3rd dose. >> of the vaccine that is created does. in fact, significantly increase your protection against the omicron variant of covid-19 the drug company says that the booster shot that it's developed does increase the antibody levels needed to fight off omicron, which is great news. nonetheless moderna sayi it is also still developing a vaccine that's specifically designed to fight the variant. they say that vaccine should be ready for clinical trials some time next year. >> and more breaking news from overnight on the omicron variant israel has banned travel to the united states and canada over the variants concerns. israeli officials agreeing to the travel ban because of the spike of covid infections there in israel. so what that means then is that israelis are banned from traveling to the u.s. and anyone returning to israel. >> from the u.sn will have to go in

short and was bleeding. it has the words, " the thoughts won't stop, help me." during a televised court appearance, jamesseen here at the top of the screen, both wept as the charges were read. depleted not guilty to four counts of known voluntary manslaughter. this is an unusual case in a country that has wrestled with the scourge of school shootings for decades. ethan crumbley is accused of murdering four classmates. one was 14, murdering four classmates. one was 1a, another 16, another two both 17. if found guilty, he faces a maximum sentence of life without parole. his parents could be sent to prison for “p parents could be sent to prison for up to 15 years. to detroit now and i'm joined by oralandar brand—williams, reporter at the detroit news. many thanks for joining many thanks forjoining us. this is a story that's shocked the world, reverberating far beyond the detroit. hejust reverberating far beyond the detroit. he just talk us through the proceedings today, what happened? the judge proceedings today, what happened? thejudge basically proceedings today, what happened? the judge basically heard t

short time ago. take us through the events. >> reporter: hi, fred. as you said, jennifer and james crumbley are now facing $500,000 bond each. if they're able to make that to get out of prison and get out of jail, they have to have a gps monitor because of their apparent attempt to flee last night. you heard at the arraignment lawyers saying they weren't going to flee, they were getting their finances in order. they were fully intending to bring them in today to be arraigned. in the end, the judge gave the prosecutor that high, very high bail of a half million each. these two parents are facing four counts each of involuntary manslaughter because the prosecutor as you heard argues that they are criminally negligent. if they had acted, the four teenagers would not have been killed. seven other people at oxford high school would not have been injured, heard her spell out they bought the gun for their son. there are more details she touched on in the interview last night. we know the day before the shooting a teacher was concerned about seeing ethan crumbley searching for ammunition o

james lawler, an infectious disease specialist about the omicron variant. he says the u.s. has just a shortons. i asked him what specific actions have to be taken now to curb the spread. here he is. >> well, i think there are a number of things that can be done and need to be done. first of all, obviously, pulling out all stops on vaccinations, especially trying to get folks who have not yet been vaccinated to at least get a primary series. getting boosters into folks who have not yet been boosted. but we need to do more to step up non-pharmaceutical interventions. those things that we had and effectively used before we had access to vaccines. that's things like wearing face masks indoors and in the u.s., certainly, mandatory face mask ordinances and a number of state and local areas had a significant impact. also, limiting large indoor gatherings and attempting to contain and control spread in congregate environments, such as school. fortunately now, schools are mostly getting out for the holiday break, but certainly, we need to plan for what's going to happen in january, when schools go b

james, but i know that some folks will try so we will look forward to continuing to partner with you and i want to introduce next the department of public works, director carla short, with thanks from my office for all of your incredible work since you have assumed the directorship of the department. welcome. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, supervisor preston. thank you, mayor breed. and administrator chu, and dr. colfax for your outstanding leadership. it is really an honor to be here with you today. i'm carla short, the interim director of san francisco public works. and our team -- project managed this and designed this and delivered this project. the very exciting to be here at the re-opening of maxine hall. as the mayor noted, the building was originally built in 1968, and it was our job to bring this building into the 21st century. so with a very expensive elevator as well as seismic improvements and state-of-the-art facility, new patient rooms, larger exam rooms, we really hope that this facility will continue to provide for the community as it has done. i also really want to acknowledge what we just heard. you know, the staff worked throughout this pan

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james told anthony davis he was asimple mat pick. >>> turning now to the college court in ohio, where duke ranked over the top team likely short livedevils faded in a 71-66 loss as they're held scoreless in the final 4:30 with the unranked buckeyes. speaking of ohio state, michigan their first victory over that ohio team in a decade sent the wolverines on the path for the first ever college football playoff. michigan moves up three spots to number two in the latest rankings while ohio state drops five slots to number seven. beating georgia of course remains number one for the fifth consecutive week and alabama stays at number three at a wild quadruple win over auburn. cincinnati, still at four. oklahoma state moves up two spots to number five after beating their rival, oklahoma. notre dame, well, they're number six after the coach brian kelly depart for lsu. each of the top five teams play on saturday on conference title games. that will be a fun game. the time rankings determining which four teams will compete in the playoffs will be released sunday at noon. >>> meanwhile, major league baseball teams are waiting to finish up busine

short run. maria: yeah. dagen: that being said, james was pointing out income inequality worsened dramatically in large parteet inflation is a high class problem i can only imagine the expletives people uttered when they saw that. maria: james said fed is filing joe biden is failing, ron klain is failing they care all about ukraine care about china what about american citizens? president biden is trying to -- ukraine president eastern european leaders of united states support vladimir putin building up troops what about southern border two million arrests year-to-date biden u.s. allies getting ready to negotiate with russia as putin hands in assurances ukraine won't join nait? what what about southern border inflation crisis joining me mike turner, good to see you. thanks very much for being here. >> good morning, do you have an answer to that you say this most recent build up ukraine border demonstrates putin disregard for nato call for disarmament what do they say about joe biden upset about ukraine border could care less about the southern border. >> i think maria you are absolutely right what this shows

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is a problem and so is the short-term so this combination of factors makes me think that maybe the chinese leadership may do something before 2027 which is what admiral james and former admiral said. maybe not tomorrow or next year but sometime in the 2020s they're going to say we're looking good. who knows what the future holds economically and so forth with china. americans are finally getting their act together but forces are going to be ready until 2030 orafter . for taiwan and japanwhich has lagged but are behind . if you look at why the germans led the war in 1914 and look at why the germans went to war in 1939, it was often for this kind of window of opportunity perception so i think this is why it's critical that we focus on the near-term as well. and try to patch together a sufficient deterrent that speaks to that calculus. that says you're going to fail because the good thing we have going is it's an island . people don't want to live under the chinese and it's 100 miles across water which is the germans couldn't get across 26 miles. i think is the english channel and the second is if the chinese fail after they tried to invade that is catastroph

writers have intellectual and moral debts and i want to take a short time to acknowledge that and it's gratuitously red from the quote by jamesbaldwin because i wanted to just focus my time on gratitude about the work and life of james baldwin for whose life the title is taken. the writing of the black author from harlem a generation of time that would resonate with me a white straight guy who grew up as a southern rap just on the working-class side of jackson mississippi but for the first time i had described is to grab a word for my religious upbringing as communion. i knew i had a moral responsibility to answer. the words pushed me for the first time as a social scientist to learn to write in the first person. i was moved by his unflinching perceptiveness and as white americans and white churchgoers he refused to dip his pen into the well of hatred. i also found in christianity attracted and disappointed him and i found myself coming back again and again to the quote they just heard and i'm going to read it again with more context. it's just such a beautiful and amazing piece of writing. again this was written in the wake

been called off at short notice, opponents watford are dealing with a covid outbreak the second ashes test goes ahead in the few hours, we'll have the latest from adelaide, where jameserson should return to the england side. also coming up in the programme... we look back at one of the great careers, manchester city's record goal—scorer, sergio aguero tearfully calls time on his playing days because of a heart condition evening, fans at brighton, crystal palace, and arsenal tonight will hopefully have all their paperwork in order. from today in england, covid passes or proof of a recent negative test result are now mandatory to gain access to outdoor sports events with more that 10,000 specatators. that's every premier league game and the majority of in the championship as well. rugby union, rugby league and horseracing will all be affected in coming weeks. alex howell reports. last night going to a football match was a lot easier, however, those fans attending matches this evening will have a slightly different experience. the government's plan b to deal with the right think of it cases means those in attendance have to show a covid pass or negative test to get ent

when they found out that james duque was going to build this big university, they jacked up all the prices. so duke had to look for land somewhere. fortunately, this area was not short on land at the time. this is what the north carolina piedmont looks like in duke for us today. they bought 5000 acres of land. this is like a mile west of the woman's college, which we just saw. i think, romantically, the duke community has thought about this as a virgin forest. they come in and become part of this university. the reality is the land was a lot of abandoned farms, a lot of succession woodlands. it was not necessarily that you are cutting down this forest put in a university. the land actually looks like this. you could see the city encroaching from the north, and you can see the football field being laid out. this is during construction. there is the cross access. so, when i was looking at this, the first time, i was thinking about the topography, the trees, and you have a very specific image of what the piedmont landscape is. you think about what is driving the design. i think we talked about that earlier today. does the designer come in here and say, this is what you

just a short time ago the parents of the suspect in tuesday's deadly school shooting in michigan were booked into oakland county jail, the same jail where their son is being held. jamesbley were taken into custody in detroit after hours on the run. police say they were given a tip about the couple's whereabouts. >> we got a tip that they were here. that

were reports all up and down the james river watershed and up to where petersburg is today of enslaved people organizing and being ready for the british. and long story short, governor dunmore made white colonists mad at him and they started threatening him, so he played the race card. he said if he touch a hair on my head i will declare freedom to the slaves and reduce the town of williamsburg to ashes. so here he is not actually freeing slaves. this is april 1775, not november, but he's threatening to do it. and so some enslaved people literally came and knocked on the door of the governor's palace and said, okay, man, put us to work. you promised us freedom, we'll fight like demons on your side because we want to be free. and what did he do? he turned them away, and he said if you come back i'll whip you. but enslaved people kept coming. just as blacks were turned away by the union army in the early months of the civil war, and they also kept coming. and eventually after they proved their usefulness to governor dunmore, then and only then did he issue his emancipation proclamation. so it was really the slaves who put him up to it rather than he had put