jeremy: yup.s that are separate and i'm having difficulty seeing how this is going to become a dinosaur. is that right? i honestly could not have done that better myself. johnny: flat weave time? jeremy: flat weave time. johnny: there was a few times i got a little bit frustrated. there was a few times i got a bit distracted. [balloon squeals] excuse me. oh my god my hand cramping. ah. i always said i could be a rock climber if the rest of my body were as in shape as my wrists were. all the credit in the world to you balloon builders out there. let's do this, jeremy. and so, after hours of finger numbing labor, it was finally time to show off my extraordinary ability, striking fear into the hearts of unsuspecting children. [roar] [roar] johnny: and i thought dinosaurs were vicious. what the-- oh, the humanity. i learned a few things today. one, balloon making is much more difficult than it looks. two, dinosaurs were not killed by a meteorite, they were killed by small children. that was brutal. br

and their heart and mind. >> and a lot of kids i see jeremy.ven my grandkids, i see jeremy. >> reporter: police are moving forward with another murder case against cane. he has been identified as the person of interest in the killing of nine-year-old eric hoyt who was stabbed to death in martinez less than a month after jeremy's killing.'s body found in a creek near martinez junior high. two cold cases moving closer to closure. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. up next, more expensive than expected took millions more. we investigate the latest twist in the saga to stabilize the san francisco trouble millennium tower. the new bill homeowners just received. >>> destruction of. the break in the left a san jose bakery shambled in asus positions move the owner saw before the smash and grab went down. >>> i'm chief meteorolog >>> what exactly happened at the dispensary. tonight martinez police released buddy kim made to the shooting involving its officers last month. we want to warn you that you may find this video disturbing. the video was heavily edit

i want to pull in now jeremy zurich. he's a professor of public affairs in history at the university of texas in austin. he's also author of the book, the possible presidency, the rise and fall of america's highest office. jeremy, it's good to have you on the program on. i assume you saw the president today. why is president by the, the 1st us president to ally himself so clearly with striking workers? so throughout most of american history, brent american presidents have actually sided with management versus workers. when presidents have sided with workers, they have sought to appear to be non partisan, non partial, and they've tried to play a role that is not directly engaged with this strikes. this is really unprecedented for a sitting president to go and so closely identify himself with a union strikers and to say as he did today, that he believes they need to be paid more. that's not an impartial position. he's

new dna evidence implicates a man in the 1987 murder of jeremy stoner of alejo . fred kane is being brought back to face charges of murder, sodomy and sexual acts with a child. ashley sharp reports he was actually a suspect from the start until police zeroed in on the wrong man. >> reporter: fred kane, cuffed and arrested. 36 years after he is accused of killing jeremy stoner. investigators said tuesday, they reopened the case last year , tested dna from the autopsy and began the search for answers. >> who could the dna belong to? >> it led them to fred kane. the news was overwhelming for his niece. >> shock about what was going on but not surprised he is involved. >> reporter: she lived with her uncle for a time as a child and alleges he sexually abused her for years , though it was never reported to police. now she hopes the story helps investigators. >> it is my way of justice. >> reporter: that includes sean melton, he was wrongfully accused of murdering jeremy stoner in 1987. >> people accepted the fact that he was innocent. >> reporter: peter was the defense

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chancellor jeremy hunt says row.te the fall inflation action is still too high. >> the path to lowering inflation is never easy because it doesn't happen in a straight line. but if you look at the overall picture since it peaked last autumn, it is now down 40. and that says the plan is working. but even at 6.7, that is a lot of pain for ordinary families who are seeing their shopping bills go up, their fuel pnces shopping bills go up, their fuel prices go up. and that is why it is essential that we continue to stick to that plan, deliver the prime minister's pledge and the bank of england's target, get it right to down 2. >> consultants and junior doctors are holding their first ever joint strike today as they continue to walk out over pay. thousands of bma medics have stopped work at nhs hospitals across england, delaying operations and placing yet more pressure on britain's health service . medical chiefs say the service. medical chiefs say the strike poses the biggest challenge yet to nhs trusts . all challenge ye

prosecutors say dna evidence implicates kane in the 1987 murder of a six-year-old jeremy stoner. ashley sharp reports he was actually a suspect from the start, until police zeroed in on the wrong man. >> reporter: fred kane, cuffed and arrested in oregon , 36 years after he is accused of killing six-year-old jeremy stoner of the vallejo. solano county investigators said tuesday, they reopened the case last year , tested dna from stoner's autopsy, and began their search for answers. >> who could this dna belong to? >> reporter: it led them to fred kane. that news was overwhelming for his niece, chris delaney. >> shock about what was going on, but yet not surprised he was involved. >> reporter: she tells me she lived with her uncle for a time as a child and alleges he sexually abused her for years. though it was never reported to police. now, she hopes her story helps investigators. >> this is my way of getting justice for everybody. >> reporter: that includes shawn melton. he was wrongfully accused of murdering jeremy stoner in 1987. >> what was most important to him is that peopl

jeremy corbyn.ader entered the race an independent race as an independent candidate, he help push candidate, he could help push the to victory by the tories to victory by splitting the left wing vote . so splitting the left wing vote. so the big question is, is corbyn in the tories secret weapon ? he in the tories secret weapon? he wasn't 2019, that's for sure . wasn't 2019, that's for sure. all of that and more to come. i'm martin daubney and you're watching. listen gb news, watching. and listen to gb news, britain's news isabel monday to thursdays from . six till 930 . . six till 930. >> welcome back to gb news sunday with me, martin daubney on your tv online and on your digital radio. next topic of today is a juicy one. sadiq khan could be blocked in his bid for a third term as london mayor by none other than jeremy corbyn. the man is back as new polling has found that if corbyn entered the race as an independent candidate, he could help push the to victory by the tories to victory by splitting t

but a ration comes after jeremy last for one to japan at home on saturday. was the latest in a string of bad results that also solved flicks team exit early from last year's world come in, caught dar. it's like succeeded. you walk me though in 2021 and then started. well, that good farm hasn't been maintained. germany is the host nation for next year's european championship. and united thing as prince harry has opened the invictus games in the german city of disappeared off around $500.00 competitors from $21.00 time. fees are taking part in the multi sport event for injured. wounded and sick military service men and women. the duke of sussex, paid tribute to the ukrainian tea at the openings that glow sarah tara and a reminder of the top story we're following for you on the desktop. the morocco is the deadliest earthquake in a century as past 2100. while rescue teams are still struggling to bring survivors out of the rubble and flattened villages around modern catch. we're going to leave it there for now, but don't go anywhere up. next is sports life with m

you were driven out of the party under jeremy anti—semitism . jeremy corbyn by anti—semitism. a bodyguard. you were receiving appalling anti—semitic abuse on social media in in other avenues. keir starmer has now come in. we had a segway where you went to the liberal democrats whole democrats during the whole brexit divide. know you brexit remain divide. i know you had in that the had a child in that time. the independent group that you joined then ended up joined from labour then ended up being changed. uk you stood as a lib 2019 you're lib dem in 2019 and now you're back labour party member. back as a labour party member. presumably you have presumably then you have confidence that starmer has cleaned on this, cleaned up labour's act on this, even though we've got inappropriate language used by diane abbott it comes to diane abbott when it comes to writing to guardian. writing letters to the guardian. we've jeremy corbyn in we've also got jeremy corbyn in the spectre of potentially the spectre of him potentially running for mayor of london. what's reaction that? what's your

the document does not mention russia by name, heads of state, including jeremy's transfer. all of selves said they were pleased with the out come guidance here and get through that. you can say this was the summit of decisions where progress was made on many issues that are important for the future of the world. if i could think of that, i do amongst them a clear commitment that the territorial integrity of ukraine and it's regions is not up for debate. not borders cannot simply be redrawn by force and i'm also very pleased that once again, there was a clear rejection of the use of nuclear weapons. i believe these are positive results that we're able to achieve here at the summit to get to get this guy. let's get more on what all of this means. joining me from arlington, virginia in the us is catherine. how does she is the chair of the us india policy studies at the center for strategic and international studies? and she is a former us diplomat based in india. welcome to the program. let's get right to it . the g 20, it's now over as being touted is a success for india. whe

crucially though, as well as we looked at jeremy hunt there. jeremy.he taxes cut? but right now it's your headlines with arron armstrong . it is 431. armstrong. it is 431. >> i'm arron armstrong and the gb newsroom. a 14 year old girl and a coach driver have died after a school bus overturned on the m53 on the wirral. pupils were on their way to colleagues grange grammar school in west kirby grammar school this morning. the bus was carrying 54 people when it collided with a car and struck a central reservation between huyton and bebington . university hospitals bebington. university hospitals birmingham has been named as the trust wearing 19 year old died after a legal battle with the nhs. siddiqia teairra malik wanted to travel to north america for a potential clinical trial to treat a rare disorder. the trust disagreed with the teenager's family about what was in her best interests , and a 719 in her best interests, and a 719 year old boy has been 17 year old boy charged with the murder of a 15 year old girl, has been remanded in custody after appear

jeremy. what's the country green light in you e rulebook for migration crisis. except people just like you, i signaled approval today on behalf of the german government because the completion of the common european asylum system legislation is of huge importance to us on central of the item. this new regulation is designed to kick in large numbers of migrants, all had to go to europe at the same time. it would allow member states to relax certain rules, but germany was married that would lead to a drop and the standards guaranteeing migrants human rights, especially for children. so initially did not agree that stalled negotiations on parts of a sweeping, assign them before. now berlin is on board, the so is the deadlock over not cried yet. there are no main obstacle left. we will reach an agreement that was a broad majority for the proposal. and that would be, it happened in a few days. italy is reportedly not satisfied with the new proposals. the country on the use external border says it's feeling the strain from an increase in immigration and other you state

later. >> unfortunately, jeremy stoner's body was found at sherman island.usly, every parent's worst nightmare. >> this man, shawn melton, was later arrested and charged with the murder. but two jury trials ended with no verdict and a judge dismissed the case. an unsolved cold case until a year ago when two solano county investigators dug deeper, reexamining evidence from the boy's autopsy. and developing a dna profile. it did not match that of melton, the original suspect. >> we are exonerating him here today and the importance of dna in exonerating him and actually leading to the suspect that is responsible that we, our office believes is responsible for the brutal murder of jeremy stoner. it led to a suspect by the name of fred kane, who was arrested on september 18th, last monday in oregon. >> kane knew the six year old boy, according to the solano county da, and was even interviewed by investigators as a possible suspect back in 1987. >> they'd actually talked to kane once during this time, and they were going to follow up on him, but they didn't. >> bu

to make matters worse, jeremy's only missing charging stations. the countries electricity grid also isn't strong enough to support millions of electric cars. start up in the state of brandenburg is gearing up to solve both problems in one go by using ethanol fuel. they're charging stations can charge cars outside of jeremy's electricity grid, the electricity, instead of internal combustion. that means charging instead of refueling. germany needs a complete new infrastructure. when is it coming? they are all plenty of obstacles, but ideas to a workshop. se of bell in here. 610 boxes being outfitted. we're not allowed to fill in that content. give it to verify the words 1st off. good, fast charging station is being built and developed here. the books is can be used to challenge electric vehicles. they generate the electricity on site as frontier deals with us in june. i found the idea fascinating, especially with the skills i can use for mercedes thing. as i used to develop internal combustion engines, she's now using her technical knowledge to adva

and that's it for this week's edition of maiden jeremy w's business magazine. i'm of the nice thanks for tuning in and see you next week. the or the tracking methane leaks more than $18000000.00 tons of methane gas and through the atmosphere every year, unintentionally. it escapes from poorly maintained conveyor systems. and because so bates, climate change enormously. sadly, emissions in 15 minutes on d. w, somalia has been hit hard by the way to the day though the issue but there is a way out affordable the celebration of sea water and initiative by somali. businessman demonstrates how it can be done. the code for cook in 9 to minutes on d delta the no, i'm just trying to have a site to make the right decision to dw in you know, follow fast fashion as an environmental 9 a clothing graveyard image of land desert. this is where things wealthy industrial nations no longer need and lightest textile waste gets stranded here. all about the final stuff in the global fashion industry, the fast fashion watch now on youtube the . this is dw use life from the group of y

it's good talking with jeremy. come back and talk with this a guess. thank you for having me as well now to ukraine and to that destruction of the nova cuff cosca. damn. that happened this past summer and blowing up the damn cause devastating floods which ruined the crops in a region where people depend on forming it to feed their families and to make money . the reservoir itself was the region. so water supply. and with that, go on, people are now fearful for their future use much. it's under as more and this report late summer and across sky. and everything revolves around water. they say to mom, asked us to please get some water. we have transport. it's difficult for her to walk to carries a little unless you look at this, this isn't ecological disaster. the water supply in this town is dry. what's provided in these barrels as whips, but it's not safe to drink. the town provides some drinking water, but it's simply not enough for everyone. people like you could email bushnell but have to organize that themselves. she takes us to our house, getting t

but jeremy entirely.rlier this week said tax cuts will be virtually impossible until the economy improves. so which one is it? he said the country's high levels of debt have left him with very difficult decisions for the autumn statement in november. this comes as the nation's borrowing reaches levels not since seen since the early 1960s. so is he right ? since seen since the early 1960s. so is he right? our since seen since the early 1960s. so is he right ? our tax 1960s. so is he right? our tax cuts are virtually impossible. let's speak to former bank of england uk treasury advisor england and uk treasury advisor dr. roger garvald. hi, roger. thank you so much for joining dr. roger garvald. hi, roger. thank you so much forjoining us this afternoon. it'll be great to get your expert keys on this. so we've got the prospect out of the scrapping of inheritance tax altogether, or at least thresholds being tinkered with to save people money. but then jeremy hunt saying , oh, no tax jeremy hunt saying, oh, no

chancellor jeremy considering jeremy hunt is considering cutting benefits real terms jeremy hunt is considerings real terms jeremy hunt is considering cu free upnefits real terms jeremy hunt is considering cu free up cash real terms jeremy hunt is considering cu free up cash for real terms jeremy hunt is considering cu free up cash for tax terms to free up cash for tax reductions. first, let's get reductions. but first, let's get an with your weather . an update with your weather. >> looks like things are heating up . a boxt boilers proud up. a boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> good afternoon . my name is >> good afternoon. my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office . so it's been a fairly hot week across the uk and not a huge amount of changing throughout this weekend . we've got those this weekend. we've got those isobars fairly spread out, so bringing us some light winds and still bringing that air up from the so fairly as the south. so fairly warm as well . we've seen som

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jeremy hunt has made >> they.hunt has made very clear in an interview, i think with bloomberg last week, they can't push up or cut taxes as you in the autumn as you say in the autumn statement . but i think what this statement. but i think what this weekend all to at the weekend is all about to at the party up in party conference up in manchester pm rishi manchester is the pm rishi sunak, showing something, an indication cuts probably indication of tax cuts probably indication of tax cuts probably in march next year ahead of what could be an election in may or june or october, november . they june or october, november. they want to see an idea of why. why should we vote for these guys, not i mean , labour not those guys. i mean, labour would and control would also try and control inflation, but the point of the tory has to be to tax. tory party has to be to tax. that's why the priti patel there talked about margaret thatcher, how she controlled inflation and cut taxes. i was around in the 80s as you were, mark. i

so although initially jeremy responded with exceptional speed to the energy crisis. it was on president the how quickly the some of us are use where installed. we're seeing a bit of an issue in terms of finding a permanent solution for the coming from a significant amount of russian, a pipe guess from the work stream that was coming to germany in the past. and how to ensure that that is a permanent shift and not just for a couple of years. yeah. because brochure is always going to be on germany and the use doorstep on it's going to continue to have these massive reserves. so maybe the war isn't gonna last forever. so is there a potential future where actually we start to see a resumption of inputs of russian gas in your i don't think we can take anything out of the question and it's really important right now to build out, you know, supply chains, connections across to europe, in the local supply to permanently shift away from russia. otherwise, you're right. there is a risk of going back to perhaps not a 4045 percent reliance on brushing energy sources. but it's sig

but jeremy hunt is a socialist . socialist. >> f“ m wm w- socialist. >> is a tax and >> jeremy hunt isution. he's a borrowed tax and spend definitely through the looking glass because jeremy hunt, a socialist, he is apparently have said that apparently labour have said that it's policy to end private schools, and schools, charitable status and other the rest of other perks and all the rest of it would would raise £1.7 billion. >> right. but where you're going to take these kids out of these private schools, because this is i see this as a tax on aspiration . it is not a tax on aspiration. it is not a tax on wealth . wealth. >> it's not a tax on. >> it's not a tax on. >> well, let me tell you why i think it is because this is not a tax on wealthy people, because if someone's truly wealthy, john, on school fees, they john, 20% on school fees, they neither nor there. there'll neither here nor there. there'll be the eye. they be a blink of the eye. they don't so it's tax on don't care. so it's not a tax on those guys. they don't care about it. what you're to going do going to attack do is

jeremy hunt , though, july.jeremy hunt, though, maintained he was confident about the future of the uk economy , saying the country had economy, saying the country had quickly recovered from the covid pandemic and was growing faster than comparable countries like germany and italy. but labour said the economy's contraction was due to failings of the conservative government. tonight tobias ellwood resigned as chair of the house of commons defence committee over the so—called taliban tourism video in a clip posted online, he praised the taliban government while he was in afghanistan. gb news understands mr ellwood made the decision tonight after an informal meeting where he was asked to explain his comments in asked to explain his comments in a statement tonight. the bournemouth east mp said he got it wrong and the video reflected poorly on the committee . a man poorly on the committee. a man has been arrested after an 11 year old girl and two men were injured by an american xl bully crossbreed dog. if you're watc

jeremy hunt, thank ou are going through. jeremy hunt, thank you so _ are going through.g in and talking about that today. i'm sure you're in fine voice, as ever. let us know what you thought on email, kuenssberg@bbc.co.uk, or on social use #bbclaurak, and we'll try and share some of the conversation later in the show. the headlines are on the bbc live page as it unfolds. the address is there for you now. now then, what did you make of jeremy hunt had to say about the situation the government? melt. jeremy hunt had to say about the situation the government? well, i think first of _ situation the government? well, i think first of all, _ situation the government? well, i think first of all, credit _ situation the government? well, i think first of all, credit to - situation the government? well, i think first of all, credit to him - think first of all, credit to him and rishi sunakfor restoring some basic decorum to the office of prime minister and chancellor after the fiasco of liz truss, the shambles of borisjohnson, i think they deserve credit for looking like they take

james schneider. evening to both adviser to jeremy corbyn.es sc you, ier. evening to both adviser to jeremy corbyn. james sc you, gents. evening to both adviser to jeremy corbyn. james scyou, gents. you1ening to both adviser to jeremy corbyn. james sc you, gents. you know to both adviser to jeremy corbyn. james sc you, gents. you know the both of you, gents. you know the drill as well, don't you? get in touch with me about whatever is on your mind tonight, quite frankly. it clean, frankly. but keep it clean, please. gb views gbnews.com is how hold of me. or you how you get hold of me. or you can tweet me at gb news. news now, top of the night, of now, top story of the night, of course, is china. but before i want to get on to that, i'm just looking back on those headlines there, intently to there, listening intently to tatiana attack, the tatiana and that dog attack, the footage that you've just seen there. and i watched it in full, that footage. and it just it sent chills literally to my spine. absolutely horrific. and i've been thinking abo

that is what jeremy's top did provide. actually you said we will support you crying as long as it takes is put in where are to in this more. what side would that be? for are they dictators in the world like she, like the chinese president of the i spoke with the chairman of the gym at all position group in for 70 iron constitution. ralph t nima. he said to the other diplomatic languages could seriously affect future economic relations with key pond that china and that she could resign, or one could see her as the top comedian of the country. if it was not that serious. c one said, and the european parliament that we are at war with russia. this was sounding like, delivering a declaration of war. i mean, as a minister you cannot say these things. and she also said that missed approved and had to turn by 3. and that's 60 degrees. well you could think that she could dance in the ball. so i said, doing pair reads like that. and lately she said this was a very long yeah, 560 days. obviously, she was referring to the ongoing ope

jeremy hunt , though, july.jeremy hunt, though, maintained he was confident about the future of the uk economy , saying the country had economy, saying the country had quickly recovered from the covid pandemic and was growing faster than comparable countries like germany and italy. but labour said the economy's contraction was due to failings of the conservative government. tonight tobias ellwood resigned as chair of the house of commons defence committee over the so—called taliban tourism video in a clip posted online, he praised the taliban government while he was in afghanistan. gb news understands mr ellwood made the decision tonight after an informal meeting where he was asked to explain his comments in asked to explain his comments in a statement tonight. the bournemouth east mp said he got it wrong and the video reflected poorly on the committee . a man poorly on the committee. a man has been arrested after an 11 year old girl and two men were injured by an american xl bully crossbreed dog. if you're watc

six year old jeremy stoner was assaulted and strangled. a suspect was arrested but later cleared and jeremy's murder went unsolved until this week. abc's seven news reporter tara campbell with how police finally cracked the case and what we know about the suspect. >> footage from more than three decades ago. abc seven news there for the funeral of six year old jeremy stoner, a abducted near his family's vallejo home in 1987. his body found days later on sherman island in sacramento county. >> we are in the process, as we have been for the last several days, of going throughout that area. and looking for suspicious people. anything that may be suspicious that has come through that area that year, police did arrest and charge a man with murder and kidnaping, but the case was dismissed. >> and the investigator nation then went cold for decades. that is, until this week. solano county district attorney krishna abrams announcing friday a new suspect in custody be identified using dna technology. in a statement, she said, i am so thankful to hav

sarah. >> thank you so much, jeremy.ant to head over now to van vanessa who is on the ground in michigan and get a sense of what things look like now and what biden will see when he lands there, what the scene will look like. >> reporter: yeah, well, you have hundreds of uaw members at picket lines across wayne county, michigan, where the president is expected to arrive in just a few short hours. today i'm actually outside a stellantis facility. this is one of the 38 new facilities that were authorized to go on strike on friday. so these folks have been out here for a couple of days. ford and general motors both saying that they want to keep the attention on negotiations but stellantis out with a statement saying that president biden in first day of the strike said that he wanted to see a contract that supported the middle class. stellantis saying that is exactly what they have put on the table. i want to bring in deanna phillips. she has been with stellantis for 13 years. you heard that the president is coming to town t

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i don't agree with jeremy on | beasts. i don't agree with jeremy on this, people — beasts.h a promotion for a standard—bearer of the blair wenger. shadow secretary of state, know you had a pretty tough message for the labour party when you stood for the leadership in 2015 which was essentially, tony blair may had a point. the party decided to go the other way, jeremy corbyn. do you see under this leadership of keir starmer a leader taking on that message you had all those years ago? i think keir is facing the public. he wants — i think keir is facing the public. he wants to lead the country and manage — he wants to lead the country and manage the problems we have. you see rishi sunak. _ manage the problems we have. you see rishi sunak, he is mired in managing his party— rishi sunak, he is mired in managing his party and — rishi sunak, he is mired in managing his party and not the country. and so i his party and not the country. and so i think— his party and not the country. and so i think that under keir's leadership, we have dealt with some of the _ leadership, we have dea

that press conference yesterday, jeremy.orning to you. writ large, is this considered a success for the biden administration? >> reporter: well, certainly the president and his team feel that it was. and there's no question that the president has left hanoi vietnam with a very real, very tangible agreement to elevate that relationship between the united states and vietnam. and it's a step that has not only significance for the bilateral relationship but really for the administration's broader china play book. it is the latest in a series of steps that we have seen president biden and his administration taking over the last several months. we have seen the president host the leader of the philippines at the white house for the first time in over a decade. host the indian prime minister for a state dinner and have this very symbolic trilateral summit at camp david with the leaders of japan and south korea. all of those countries are china's neighbors and all of those countries are united. if not by an outright sense of alarm a