farmer jim >> steve and i grow on something, health care cvs. >> wow jenny?, guys see you in a couple. "the exchange" is now. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you very much, scott and gang i'm dominic chew in for kelly evans. here is what is ahead on "the exchange." the nasdaq, the big underperformer during this week, down about 2% or so. so we're asking, does the tech rally still have legs? sam lessen says yes, while our stock picker says some names are in "serious trouble. also, in that tech today, we're followg

jenny: that is the issue, yes.ple don't have the privilege of controlling their own time. but she does believe that understanding the relatively recent history of, say, time is money -- think of the shelves of productivity guides -- can help both individuals and society. her book takes the reader to the oakland port to examine the industrial model of time and into the woods to consider nature's time, as on her own walks on local trails. jenny: there's a type of flower that grows there called the douglas iris that comes up. it's one of the earlier flowers. and one year, i saw it a little bit what i thought was early, and then i just -- i had this moment of realizing that the douglas iris does not know what february is. jeffrey: a more prosaic example of individuals making more of their own time -- jenny: i interviewed someone who was an admin for a working moms facebook group, and she had the insight that it would probably make a lot of sense for her to get six other moms together, and each one of them would make di

jenny, you own xpo >> right so this is really interesting.aw this stock up, another one from our growth strategy, they reported earnings no, they brought on this new coo. what's interesting there is they had a new board member in march who as a former sfo of old dominion, and so it kind of says, hmm, what's going on here? if you look at the valuation difference you have 18 times and then you get a couple of analyst upgrades and i think what this is, is a rerating story going on also, it's interesting that conversation -- >> where the president said we're in a challenging freight environment. simply stated we're in a freight recession. >> and i think that's true but with the stock, with xpo 21% off its highs -- i think i said that wrong more than 30% off its highs from 2021, it's already accounted for. and that gets into why this market is hard to invest in because you can have a negative overall economic environment or you can have companies within it that have already moved and set you up for a really nice investment there's recognition that

jenny hill there in berlin. thanks very much - khartoum. jenny hill there in berlin.the latest on the european elements of trying to get people out. ijust want to show the latest pictures, as jenny was talking they had coming to us here at the bbc, pictures of the rapid support forces. so one part of this armed conflict that has raged now in sudan for the last ten days or so, a convoy seen there in the capital stock that is what is so different with this explosion of violence, compared to previous ones, that so much of the fighting is actually focused in that densely populated capital, so those forces that the sudanese army have been saying that they planned to just wipe out and move out of their bases, well, they are still there in the capital and that is significant. in terms of the amount of fighting, there is a slight lull in the last few hours and that has meant that more people are attempting to actually get out. the red cross saying that after ten days of fighting the situation for civilians, it is becoming untenable, leading people to make desperate attempts t

consumer discretionary, the vix is at 18, oil is at 81 jenny, we're waiting on tomorrow morning. i'll go through that in just a minute are we waiting on that in the morning and that's the biggie? it is starting to move away from inflation. we know that it's cooling, that it will be persistent, in the 6% range which is higher than the fed wants and i think what will eclipse everything else is earnings i think what comes out of earnings is going to be much more important and much more telling because it is time to start looking forward. it is time to start saying when are earnings going to recover? i know that's early but i think that's where the investor lens is starting to head. >> joe, sara went through what goldman sachs put out before we came on the air in terms of the kind of print that you may get and then the kind of reaction you may see in the stock market. so let's recall february was 6.0% on headline they say if you get greater than 6% you're going down 2%. between 4.6% and 5.1%, 50 to 100 basis points less than 4.6 the outlier read, you get a more than 2% rally do you w

brenda, joe terranova, jenny harrington, and joe with me. joe, yields are up today and the market is trying to figure out what to make sense of all of it? >> yeah, 4,200 for the s&p is where the market is going. i don't like a two-year trading at 4.2, and i don't like a 10 year trading at 3.6. we have a lot of earnings but we have a tremendous amount of fed speak and that fed speak will playoff the new york state manufacturing readoff this morning for the first time that has brought manufacturing out of contraction territory. it's probably the following week when we get the mega caps, because that's where the strength has been all year propelling this market forward might have a challenged week and maybe on the other side of that maybe we could pick up the momentum towards 4,200 >> jenny, we had the best first week of earnings results in a decade bank of america is talking about that today 97 have beat, banks accounting for a lot of that, and jpmorgan, thank you very much. even as expectations are low and you are within an earnings recession

jenny? and i have a lower valuation >> right, but then you get into where the competition comes from what josh said that is really important, you said it has 30 times earnings, it's a safer play -- >> it's lower than that. >> okay, but, whatever the, the point is microsoft has earnings. i think with alphabet then where you get into it is, okay, but their market share is so huge, right? how can they sustain that market share? and whether it ends up being reality orbit, the perception is that with alphabet there's huge risk from ai cordrcorroding. >> jenny, it's not that simple the google cloud actually is probably going to outgrow the microsoft cloud because the microsoft cloud is already there. google cloud is not there. in certificate alone you can say there's down side risk if bing enabled by open ai will become a thing, the data does not suggest that there's any sort of imminent bing renaissance happening microsoft wants to present that as being the case. it's not quite that way. >> i thi

jenny — made the right decision. thank you very much, jenny hill _ made the right decision.e right decision. thank you very much, jenny hill in berlin. - made the right decision. thank you | very much, jenny hill in berlin. and now it is time for the sport. we are just over an hourfrom now it is time for the sport. we are just over an hour from the first premier league match of the day. newcastle will be looking to hang onto their place but it could be a tricky trip to aston villa. they are six after a brilliant run of form and six runs in the draw after the last seven. they have clear philosophy when they play. they are tactically interesting. they will be a tough challenge for us. we have to get parts of our defensive structure is right or they will give us problems. credit to them for that. they have a goal—scorer as well in ollie watkins who has done very well this season. i think that is a good mix and defensively they have been solid. there run is a strong one and at home they have been very good. another tough away game for us. it is a real dogfight to stay up in the

and now, here are ryan seacrest and jenny mollen. [audience cheering] ["light switch" by charlie puth playing] good morning. -welcome back. come on around. -thank you. -hello, deja vu. -hi, ryan! hi, jenny! -oh, that's nice, it's a swivel. -yes, there you are. -swivel is fun. -comfortable? i am. should i swivel him in, too? -aw, thanks. -hop in, ryan. -good to see you, jenny. -good to see you. it is monday, april 3rd.

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jenny has health plan routes for the rolling laboratory and provided valuable insights for the design of its successors. the next generation of helicopters will explore new areas on mars, such as caves. these otherwise inaccessible places are no problem for these aerial explorers. and what they discover will provide entirely new insights about mars ah, for now, and many of you will ever heard of the welsh football club. rick subdued their high profile hollywood investors. on saturday, the clubs journey to the top flight of english football took a big step as i secured promotion to the 4th tier and the fans, the whole city went wild. a pitch invasion for the ages. for one of the oldest clubs in football formed in 1864 rex them are back in the 4th tier of english football. after nearly 15 years. for many a fairy tale come true. as the entire city was engulfed in celebrations, ah, nobody i. this is the bus day by like, the she directed to go, look, the legs were 50 years to miss. rushed up. i've lost her, but i'm just double double. i'd have been the most famous about renewing my life. n

jenny has help plan routes for the rolling laboratory and provided valuable insights for the design of its successors. the next generation of helicopters will explore new areas on mars, such as caves, these otherwise inaccessible places are no problem for these aerial explorers. and what they discover will provide entirely new insights about mars ah, to the one the thing, and i with a battle for champions league qualification tighter than ever our beloved sake you are when asked direct rivals. livingston could provide chal, asked the campaign is it's end. but the red hot house and shored things may well go down to the wire, an opportunity to strike a major blow in the race. the champions lea qualification may labor cousins clash with light, seek a classic 6 pointer, and it was lay. the cousin who landed the 1st jab after 40 minutes. adam closures with the finish to make it one nill to the hosts. mussa dear bees: 8 the cyst of the campaign, getting his side off to a dream start. while hoshiko celebrated a 5th boon is league, a strike of an impressive debut season in germany. ah, hey, sl

jenny, her trico. she says his soldiers raised the russian flag over buckboard. city hall give rejected. the claim that the city has fallen and says its forces are still holding all amuse. throughout foot of germany's vice chancellor robert hobbit has arrived in ukraine's capital, keep on an unannounced visit. how back, who's also germany's economy minister as being accompanied by business leaders for talks expected to focus on rebuilding the war torn country. it's hub ex 1st trip to ukraine since russia launched its invasion by last year. how back says the visit is intended to give hope to ukrainians and underscore berlin's solidarity with keith. all russian authorities have confirmed the arrest of a woman suspect in connection with sunday's explosion at saint petersburg cafe, the killed a well known military blogger, the suspect, had previously been detained for taking part in anti war rallies. the explosive device was reportedly hidden inside a present given to flatland petoskey, russian state media say 32 people were wounded in the blast. this is the blogger

jenny and 14 other women have received the vaccine so far.ata released last week showed all had an immune response to varying degrees. >> we don't know how strong an immune response is n necessary prevent cancer. >> no matter what, the vaccine now has taught our body to identify those cells, and you know, destroy them before they become a tumor. >> reporter: the mom of three, jenny was eligible because she's beyond her breast feeding years. >> we would immunize women after the age of 40 or at whatever age they've decided to no longer have children. >> reporter: next year, phase two of the clinical trial could include chicago. >> we anticipate there will bebe several sites at most of the major cities, and chicago is certainly on the list. >> can you imagine if there's no more triple negative breast cancer yeah it would just be amazing >> our thanks to lauren petty from our chicago affiliate for that report. >>> turning to the weather, angie lassman is here with the forecast morning, angie. >> morning, guys we've got strong storms, we've got fl

jenny craig has 500 weight loss centers.ly sound like more to come here. to be clear, those prescription drugs are creating quite a disruption to the weight-loss industry for sure. >> people want a quick fix i guess. this isn't just a problem that jenny craig is facing. weight watchers is also under pressure. >> absolutely. wasn't watchers is actually -- appears to be addressing the disruption in a very different way. so it is actually getting into the business. it announced last month that it was acquiring, it was buying a telehealth subscription service, that name would be sequence, the company. it's $106 million deal. essentially what it does is connects doctors and clients, doctors and patients, so doctors can prescribe different weight loss and diabetes drugs. you can see weight watchers sort of approaching or handling this disruption from the prescription drugs that cause weight loss in a very different way, essentially getting in bed with them. >> while we have you here, another really important story that i know you'

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jenny craig will begin to close its weight loss centers as the company looks for a buyer. that's according to an internal document dated tuesday and viewed by nbc news the memo circulated among employees says that the, quote, winding down of physical operations will likely impact all employees in some manner the company was acquired bay private equity firm four years ago and operates around 500 centers in north america jenny craig incorporated did not respond to requests for comment. >>> let's get an update now on the state of the u.s. economy. a new measure of the gdp shows economic growth slowed considerably during the first three months of the year cnbc joins us now with more on what the signs mean for consumers. good morning >> yeah, good morning. look, this number is certainly a little bit of a scary one. it means that consumers who have been hard pressed by the higher interest rates are certainly feeling the effects a little bit more 1.1% expansion, or growth in the economy between january and march. the expectation was that it would have grown 2% then so it is less

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>> seth: what, don't be a jenny!i hate your butt. >> seth: stop pretending like you guys don't write these for me and then make me tell them on tv >> we never. >> what? >> seth: you're bullies! >> we would never do that. >> seth: you are bullies my name is in the title of this show, but you're running it, and it's very cruel what you do to me do you know how hard it is to be a white man in 2023? [ laughter ] do you have any idea >> oh, finally -- finally, he said it! finally, he said it! >> seth: oh, i'm under attack! i'm under attack >> oh, here we go! here we go >> seth: you know what i'm gonna wish for on my next birthday >> what? >> seth: two lesbians to take you outside! [ laughter ] black women and lesbians are liars. ♪ [ cheers and applause we'll be right back with rachel brosnahan [ cheers and applause ♪ relapsining ms isn't't the only thihing i have e going. that's w why my doctctor and i chosose kesimptat. kesimpmpta is difffferent. it's the o only b-b-cell treatatment for r s i can n take at hohome once a

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clarence thomas and his wife jenny are minorities.erican as jenny thomas is xanax american. >> at bought clarence thomas' mom's house because he needed as much space as he could get. you can't fit all of the furnishings of the third reich into one house. >> absolutely not. moving on to the presidential campaign, the republican candidates are 100% pro-life except for when the life of their doomed presidential campaign is at risk. former south carolina governor nikki haley who was so passionate about the palmetto state, she made it her personality said this about abortion to a crowd in iowa. i don't want unelected judges deciding something this personal. yes, your body, your choice, our choice to a wholly abandon our political project in 50 years. now republicans also made a mistake when they legislated women's bodies, it took us more than six weeks to realize that and we want to reverse course, what is so wrong with not wanting to live with never winning elections? >> look, i think it is clear that nikki haley stamped on abortion is st

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thomas and his wife, jenny, also took flights on a private jet, all without paying in a statement. harlan crow, the dallas real estate billionaire who picks up the tab for the trips, says he and thomas have been friends since 1996 riding the hospitality. we have extended to the thomases over the years. it's no different from the hospitality we have extended to our many other dear friends, croats that he and justice thomas have never discussed any pending or lower court case as a supreme court justice thomas is not bound by any formal ethics code, though he does file an annual financial disclosure form, which have not included his trips with crow. according to propublica, jenny thomas's work with conservative advocacy groups has long raised concerns from democrats. senate judiciary committee chairman dick durbin tweeting that thomas's trips undermined the trust that our country places in the supreme court. and democratic senator sheldon white house is now calling on chief justice john roberts to look into this matter, requesting a robust investigation. take place andrew justin finch

jenny hill, bbc news, rome.rimentation, has died aged 71. his film score for the last emperor, in 1987, won him an oscar, a grammy and a golden globe. he also acted in the film merry christmas, mr lawrence with david bowie in 1983. sakamoto had been diagnosed with cancer for a second time in 2021. two years ago, to celebrate queen elizabeth's platinumjubliee, a project began called the queen's green canopy, planting trees, in celebration of her reign. the initiative has now seen three million new trees taking root, across the uk, and the scheme is now drawing to a close, as sean dilley reports. it has been two years since the late queen and her son planted the first tree at windsor great park, when the queen's green canopy was launched, the royal family said they hoped one million trees would be planted to mark the platinum jubilee. when the queen died, the initiative was extended and communities were invited to plant more trees in her memory. as well as planting three million new trees, the project helped to de

jenny hill, bbc news, rome. stay with us on bbc news.tro — the renowned japanese composer ryuichi sakamoto dies at the age of 71. the accident that happened here was of the sort that can, at worst, produce a meltdown. in this case, the precautions worked, but they didn't work quite well enough to prevent some old fears about the safety features of these stations from resurfacing. the republic of ireland has become the first country in the world to ban smoking in the workplace. from today, anyone lighting up in offices, businesses, pubs and restaurants will face a heavy fine. the president was on his way out of the washington hilton| hotel, where he had been addressing - a trade union conference. a small crowd outsidej included his assailant. it has become a symbol of paris. 100 years ago, many parisians wished it had never been built. the eiffel tower's birthday is being marked by a re—enactment of the first ascent by gustave eiffel. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: a pro—kremlin military blogger is killed in an explosion at

that was jenny hill, that wasjenny hill, they are.ntroversial pension reform into law. the reforms, which raise the minimum retirement age to 64, cleared their final legal hurdle when the constitutional council — france's highest legal authority — ruled in favour of the changes. joe inwood reports from paris. there is still a police presence outside the constitutional council here in france, in paris and that is because that building is where one of the most significant decisions in modern french political history was made. there, a body of french grandees decided that the controversial pension reforms of president emmanuel macron, meaning that french people would work until 64 not 62, were in line with the constitution. i was in the crowds just down the road when that news of the announcement came through and it was a chorus of boos and hisses, there was a real anger there and that is when the trouble started earlier this evening. i can still smell on my clothes the burning of the bins and the flares that were going off. the protesto

jenny hill, bbc news, rome.a fee to remain shown as an official, verified account. it prompted elon musk to launch a volley of insults at the newspaper. twitter announced the verified badges would be part of its paid subscription model from 1 april. our news reporter, azadeh moshiri, is with us now. that's really got people's backs up this? it does because people are really attached to their blue checkmarks. these have been around for years and have been around for years and have become a sort of informal arbiter of influence and status online, celebrities, journalists even have them. they also allow users to know which accounts are genuine and authentic, so it also combats disinformation, but most importantly they are free. but elon musk has said that has to change because he said in some ways it was a bit of fiefdom the weather aside, about who you know rather than who you are and what you do. so now organisations have to pay $1000 per month, a little over £800, to have their verified badgers and individuals h

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. >> there is also a great line, dialogue between jenny and arthur.part of it, right? i think that's important to remember, in any great movement, democracy, air takes participation, takes your involvement, even if it's a small part, that is what is, a bunch of small parts coming together to make a whole and to feel like you're underestimated or undervalued more than your voice does not have value because it is so small. that's something that we need to remember is not true. >> irritation in this one is that arthur asked -- well, jenny issues that 999,000 people who sent that sort for arthur, and arthur happened to be the one that pulled it out. arthur says to her, at the end, his last line to her, that's a nice thought, isn't it? that all of these people participated in this way, it's just a beautiful thing. that is a metaphor for our democracy today, which is faltering, which is always at risk of being brought down, no matter how much ground is made with every generation, our democracy is always at risk of being torn down by forces. the fact that al

jenny hill, bbc news, rome.efend popejohn paul ii, following reports he was aware of and did not act against priests who sexually abused children when he was an archbishop there in the 1970s. the marches have been organised by politicians and conservative catholic groups and are taking place on the 18th anniversary of the polish pope's death. many people in poland consider popejohn paul ii to be the greatest—ever pope, who played a decisive role in helping to bring down the communist regime in 1989. paris is holding a referendum today on whether to ban street rentals of e—scooters. the french capital was one of the first cities to authorise their use, but they've faced criticism from some who say they're often driven recklessly and clutter the streets. 0ur correspondent in paris, hugh schofield, has more. in paris, the operators are producing figures to show that there are 400,000 regular users. it's certainly very easy to find people, if you go out voxpopping, who say, yes, they rely on them for their daily tri

jenny hill, bbc news, rome.aelis have held protests across the country against a radicaljudicial overhaul, despite prime minister benjamin netanyahu's decision to pause the reforms earlier this week. talks have been initiated between the government and the opposition, but protest organisers fear the legislation could still be brought to a vote. i can tell you that the end game will be that we are going to win because this is not something that we can live with. we cannot live in a state that is not democratic. these people which came out here today to cry for their future, to fight for the future, they feel their future is in danger. to france now. paris is holding a referendum today on whether to ban street rentals of e—scooters. the french capital was one of the first cities to authorise their use, but they've faced criticism from some who say they're often driven recklessly and clutter the streets. 0ur correspondent in paris, hugh schofield, has more. in paris, the operators are producing figures to show that

group, the group of sport, this alarm called jenny, better social, actually boot. and most of them, it's really difficult to pinpoint the issue that i have been treated with so far everything is pointing toward the genie group because this is the type of attack they will do. and they have been clear over the past few months that they will not tolerate the president of washington's among the money. and basically they would be making a statement even though it is not a group out there which they are able to reach, then be able to flip casualties among them. but at the same time, they also cleared up in a national for support of money, could become the potential target of his royalties and protesting for the 16th straight week against the government plan to overhaul the judiciary. by mister benjamin netanyahu halted the changes in march to negotiate with the opposition. the changes would give the politicians more, say over the appointment of judges and the power of the supreme court. knowledge of jane is mine for us in tel aviv, ma'am. it's really despite sort of the

jenny hill, bbc news, rome.iven the centre—right national coalition party a 0.1% lead over prime minister sanna marin�*s social democrats. with 42% of the votes counted, the ncp have 20.8% of the vote with the government on 20.7 whilst the far—right finns party have 18.6%. full results are expected in the next few hours, with the winner overseeing the country's entry to nato. the renowned japanese composer and producer ryuichi sakamoto, admired for his electronic music experimentation, has died aged 71. his film score for the last emperor, in 1987, won him an oscar, a grammy and a golden globe. he also acted — including in the film merry christmas, mr lawrence with david bowie in 1983. sakamoto had been diagnosed with cancer for a second time in 2021. more on the website. that is it from me for the moment. you can get in touch with me on twitter. i will see you a little bit later. thanks for watching. hello there. good evening. high pressure dominated today, and there was a lot of spring sunshine, plenty of blue

group, the group part of islam called jenny, better social actually move. and most of them, it's really difficult to pinpoint what is the issue that the patricia so far everything is pointing toward the jenny brewer because this is the type of attack they will do. and they have been clear over the past few months that they will not tolerate the russians among the mullins and been going after him security forces and russian mc. make total of the sentence that it is not. and on the question of the target, then we're the russians, the targets. we know the wagner group has a presence there. all, was it mani security forces. all we're told also the un has a base close by who was the target here? first, i think the target could be anyone, but primarily it would be the russians because it's, it's basically they could be making a statement. even dividing a group is not out there which they are able to reach them, be able to cover these among them, but that isn't timed out and also cleared up in a national for support of money could become a potential target. what k

he says i didn't make the world, and jenny said you make a part of it, right?nt to remember that. in any great movement, democracy it takes participation. it takes her involvement, even if it is a small part, that is what it is. it is a bunch of small parts coming together to make a whole. and to feel like you are underestimated, or undervalued, or that you -- your voice doesn't have value because it is so small, that is something that we need to remember is not true. >> the bigger vision in this one is that arthur asks jenny, 990,000 people listen the sword for arthur. it just happens to be the one who pulled it out. and arthur says to her, are the end, that is his last line to her, that is a nice thought, isn't it? that all of these people participated in this way. it is just a beautiful thing and that is a metaphor for our democracy today. which is faltering, which is always at risk of being brought down. no matter how much ground is made with every generation, our democracy is always at risk of being torn down by forces who wish it harm. so the fact that al

and now, here are ryan seacrest and jenny mollen.ee you. it is monday, april 3rd.

jenny hill, bbc news, rome. @samanthatvnews. i will be back a little late ever with more. thanks for watching. hello there. good evening. high pressure dominated today, and there was a lot of spring sunshine, plenty of blue skies, always best across england, but also some sunshine across much of wales, too, but cloudier across scotland and northern ireland. and for north sea—facing coasts, there was a chilly and a brisk north—easterly wind blowing. we've still got that onshore breeze blowing tomorrow. but generally, over the next few days, it's dry and it's fine, very settled with high pressure dominating, particularly away from the north and the west. so, here's our high out towards the east. it's blocking all of these weather fronts trying to make inroads from the west, but they will eventually push eastwards through the middle of next week. until then, it is looking largely dry. certainly dry tonight with clear skies. temperatures are likely to drop below freezing. but a frost into tomorrow morning, particula

jenny has helped plan routes for the rolling laboratory and provided valuable insights for the design of its successors. the next generation of helicopters will explore new areas on mars, such as caves, these otherwise inaccessible places are no problem for these aerial explorers. and what they discover will provide entirely new insights about mars. ah, the bonus thing, a title raise look sad to go to the wire. after mines dealt a shark to leaders, byron munich, the 3rd season in a row. they've beaten byron at home and early kick off presented by iron with a golden chance to he pressure on challenger's dormant bond, thomas to hill side to even blue. a one nel lee that to keep things very interesting. at the top, thomas to call knew his bar inside would have a fight on their hands to extend their lead at the top of the bonus. lager hosts. minds have been in formidable form of late, but their illustrious guests took control and the 29th minute. sorry my my at the back post to make it one. no. the senegalese back off. the naughty step. following a recent altercation with teammate li reza

ah, every jenny is full of surprises. we've gone all out. use them one day in the 4th grade. i'm in your northern most count please. ah, for a time still very much alive. d. w channel, you'll guy to the special with recognizes where exactly. it was fun and i have learned a lot our culture history, all their d. w. travel extremely worth a visit with this is david news line from berlin. finland joins. nato finished flag is raised. that's the alliance. welcome. 6 newest member of the ceremony in brussels expansion doubles nato's border with russia. moscow center expansion is an assault on its security. also.

jenny, what else do you think could be done? i mean, i know that he is a dual citizen, russian and british. um do you? is there more the uk can do. i mean, what more could be done at this point? um he's also a green card holder in the united states and i have been trying to get him determined as unlawfully detained. because onto the levingston act. he um he while he meets all the criteria um, i believe that it is very important for the free world to stand with freedom fighters alike. um all those people who are standing out against the regime and risking not only the freedom but very often their lives, and i believe that if that advocacy it could be conducted in the soviet times when a relationship when the relationship with the soviet union was obviously far from being a very good it can definitely be done now because when it becomes a question of life and death, everything should be done to save a person's life. yes indeed you have jenny. i'm i'm grateful to be able to speak to you. my thoughts. i know everyone's watching also

but have have all the questions been resolved in your mind as to what was going on with jenny thomas'sctivities regarding january 6th. absolutely not, you know, our team was the first to find the text messages and we saw that she had access. she said she had access to jared kushner. she was actually forwarding text from the chief of staff for louie, louie gohmert. she was using q and on terminology and q and on belief systems and we know afterwards, she was sending emails downrange to these to these states trying to convince people that the alterna electric electric strategy would work. but when you see something like harlan crow, you wonder how much money he's given to gop causes. i think there's a dallas report . dallas news $13 million to the gop. the fact that she's funnels a lot of money through her lobbying lobbying efforts. you know, she's probably member of 78 9 significant lobbying groups for the gop since 2009. for me. it looks like it's um clearance , and jenny has their sort of their own business models like the thomas business enterprise right that they're able to leverage

our south—west england correspondent jenny kumah is there for us. jenny.s, including two sexual activity acts with a child. he told the jury he watched pornography with a 16—year—old. he said the teenager had consented and there was no physical contact between them. he also told the jury about his mental health struggles, saying he had been gay all his life, this had been really difficult because he had told nobody. but the prosecution argued that the child had been under 16 and there was sexual activity. after five hours, the jury delivered their verdict, guilty of all sexual offences. today his brother, the tv presenter phillip schofield, gave a statement. he said that he welcomed the guilty verdict and he said that as far as he was concerned, he no longer had a brother. :, ~ he was concerned, he no longer had a brother. . ~ , :, residents in a block of flats in south london are considering legal action against the housing association peabody after their neighbour lay dead for two—and—a—half years before her body was found. sheila seleoane's neighbours s