joanne? but joanne, how big is the toilet issue to you? if there's a disabled toilet issue ?d toilet issue? >> well, what's this need? >> well, what's this need? >> but what's this need? this kind of if it's not because this is the confusion as well. there are some transgender people who said it's not about toilets. well, why then do you care which toilet you use ? toilet you use? >> why do you care who's in your toilet? then what's the big deal about toilets? i mean, i spend my life talking about toilets . my life talking about toilets. why can't we bring the conversation? >> well, i can't tell you why. >> well, i can't tell you why. >> i'll tell you why. we worry about toilets. we worry about toilets because we worry about our daughters. because, as kemi badenoch herself has said, there's been a number of cases in different schools where for boys who are identifying as girls have been allowed into the toilets . toilets are seen by toilets. toilets are seen by young girls, particularly when they've just started their periods, and maybe they wanting to discuss things with the

joanne? but joanne, how big is the toilet issue to you? if there's a disabled toilet issue ?d toilet issue? >> well, what's this need? >> well, what's this need? >> but what's this need? this kind of if it's not because this is the confusion as well. there are some transgender people who said it's not about toilets. well, why then do you care which toilet you use ? toilet you use? >> why do you care who's in your toilet? then what's the big deal about toilets? i mean, i spend my life talking about toilets . my life talking about toilets. why can't we bring the conversation? >> well, i can't tell you why. >> well, i can't tell you why. >> i'll tell you why. we worry about toilets. we worry about toilets because we worry about our daughters. because, as kemi badenoch herself has said, there's been a number of cases in different schools where for boys who are identifying as girls have been allowed into the toilets . toilets are seen by toilets. toilets are seen by young girls, particularly when they've just started their periods, and maybe they wanting to discuss things with the

when _ in charge. joanne going to bring you in on this. to bring you in on this. when you look— in charge. joanne going to bring you in on this. when you look at - in charge. joanne going to bring you in on this. when you look at the - in on this. when you look at the list, is anything that stands out? or the difference between a conservative and labour fundraising, i think is really key, and an indication of how the whole political landscape appears to be changing. the political landscape appears to be chanauin. , ., _ ., changing. the polls, obviously, for sometime. _ changing. the polls, obviously, for sometime. he _ changing. the polls, obviously, for some time, he in _ changing. the polls, obviously, for some time, he in fact _ changing. the polls, obviously, for some time, he in fact have - changing. the polls, obviously, forj some time, he in fact have pointed to sometime, he in fact have pointed to labour's— some time, he in fact have pointed to labour's dominance over the conservatives. for there to be such a difference — conserva

joanne bailes and vivian gordon are turning 100 years old.nt community in novato today. there were songs, balloons and of course, plenty of cake for these two women as they join the century club. >> and i thank the crew and the chef and the whole gang. you're great. thank you. very high. >> thank you. low >> marin county supervisors presented the two a certificates of recognition. joanne is known for the cookies and muffins she bakes for her neighbors. and vivian has a love of music. she also likes to sing and eat sweet treats. congratulations and happy birthday, big happy birthday, both of you. >> vivian and joanne. congratulations. thanks for watching, everybody. our next newscast. rnings on two, starting a welcome to like it or not our show where our panel weighs in on everything from major controversies to daily annoyances. we will tackle a topic and each person will let us know whether they like it or not. i'm gonna use garcia's line . this is not the news. but these are some of the people that i've i've done the show with you a lot. you

thank you joanne. we're going to move on now.ill be talking to two candidates from parties claiming they become could the opposition july july the july the 4th general july the 4th general election, july the 4th general election, three weeks a day. lib and we're back now to ed davey wacky hijinks aside, the lib dems do have some policy pledges . the party announced them at a warehouse in a trendy part of london's east end on monday. the party vowed that it would rejoin the eu single market scrap the rwanda scheme and give 60 year olds a vote. the lib dems also pledged to give everybody the right to flexible working and more than double the amount of capital gains tax paid by top earners. so talk us through all the detail and much more . is earners. so talk us through all the detail and much more. is lib dem parliamentary hopeful christine jardine ? christine, christine jardine? christine, thank you for joining christine jardine? christine, thank you forjoining me on gb news tonight. great to see you. thank you. >> you're welcome.

in order to win these freedom, joanne pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit espionage for publishing. evidence of us will france human rights abuse. this is the criminalization of journalism, the kind of gone and 7 pm here in the russian capital for myself, and the whole team at ortiz, h q, a very welcome to the program. what our top story this our, the kenya and people have spoken. those are the words of the entries president to a swapped a tax hike bill, but sparks days of protests in the country, and these $22.00 were killed and a $160.00 injured in the chaos. here's what we didn't read so sad about the am a fact bill during his concessions be having to put on the 10 of january include the vision that island have gone at the end of the plan has to be 2024. i left the journey for the paper to have scope it out, but they were nothing to do with these by non speed of 2024 feet. and therefore, i would not sign the 2020 for 5 months because and subsequently been with a drop off an unprecedented few days of k. as in david revive. and his presence william brutal has indeed rejected the n

how small and washington for setting a dangerous precedent in order to win he's freedom, joanne pleaded. guilty to conspiracy to commit espionage for publishing. evidence of us will crime human rights abuse. this is the criminalization of journalism the across the world around the clock. this is your r t international tour of mid week 12 story. when we start the are in fact with briefing news from north western russia. a passenger train has the railed enjoying at least 20 people. 3 of them are said to be in critical condition. dramatic footage of the immediate aftermath of the crush has been posted by one of the passengers. well enough for both. what's happening here is awful. this is our real car. we managed to get out. several other cars are scattered nearby. last spring and archie correspondent download quarter dollar a dramatic situation unfolding at the crash side up north. in fact, both the, the arctic circle is the number of casualties expected to rise. water officials saying about what occurred as well union this train crest took place in the north western russian republic of ca

to a 32 people team slammed washington assessing a dangerous process in order to win his freedom. joanne pleaded. guilty to conspiracy to commit espionage for publishing. evidence of us will crimes, human rights abuse. this is the criminalization of generally, the floods around the world to make sure you never missed the story. this is all to international. it's great to have you with us for welcome to this wednesday's program. well, taking things off, the kenyan president william brito has declined to sign the controversial finance bill, a concession that he says now was guided by the will of the people. what is not? well, 22 people have reportedly being killed and at least a 160 wounded as police tried to despise ongoing protests, firing live rounds and using take us and the has boiled over due to the approval of i am as pushed tax hikes local john. this kind of some one de suntrust this report the now we'll do a p d point 3 development both of the puppy on it is the duty of reserve that destroying the surge of homo. but yeah, i'll be more talk on those data. didn't keep it the like, p

as a judge accepted a political, struck with the us government in order to win these freedom, joanne pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit espionage for publishing. evidence of us will prime human rights abuse. this is the criminalization of generates on the live in moscow. this is our t international. i'm rachel ruble, with the top new stories from around the world. we begin in bolivia where the country is president has thanked his people for facing down of failed to attempt the thank you very much for your 1st love. it fills us with more courage to continue resisting any to attend because bolivia deserves its democracy, which has been wandering the streets and it was, they wanted to surprise us and the bolivian people. we have reacted on the mobilized people have also made it possible for us to push back disputed today. earlier on wednesday, troops led by a top army general storm the presidential palace and took up positions in the square upside. and armored vehicle was used to round the gates. the military police units were seen entering the building, parliamentary and the govern

. >> joanne, one interview caught my attention this week. let's listen to it together. >> i don't want to see what happened in germany years ago happen here in this country. >> reporter: what do you mean what happened in germany? >> all of the things that started world war ii. witchhunts and brainwashing people. >> so that is suggestive that all of it -- none of us want to see what happened in germany happen here, but that's the lies and insult and spin working to confuse voters about who actually stands for the constitution in this country and what's really at stake in this election. that woman and i share a lot of use but i don't think we are coming to the same conclusions about what's going to prevent bad things from happening in america. >> no, and that is part of the ongoing campaign of lies and now threats. think about the degree to which that woman has absolutely no understanding of what happened with the nazis and world war ii . brainwashing and the words she is throwing out our words of the trump campaign and have nothing to do with

in order to when he's freedom, joanne pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit espionage for publishing. evidence of us for crimes. human rights abuse is the criminalization of journalism. from us go to the world. this is our to you. hello and welcome to the news. or we begin the program with a developing story from north western russia where a passenger train has the real injuring at least 40 people. 3 of them are said to be in a critical condition. dramatic footage of the immediate aftermath of the crush has been posted by one of the passengers. what's happening here is awful. this is our real car. we managed to get out. several other cars are scattered nearby. this train crash took place in the north western russian republic of call me a going from bar code to another cbs concurring uh, 215 people on board. the number of injured is still being confirmed. there may be more in the future as more information becomes available. this is as a result of glass and blunt trauma from basically beds and tables flying around in the train cars that overturn the n word the rail as a result of this

joanne held cummings, a former middle east advisor at the us state department. thank you very much.pe francis. during special sessions, the pontiff warned global leaders to take seriously the dangers artificial intelligence poses to humanity. while the group also agreed to launch a coalition to counter migrant smuggling. to wrap up all things day two of the g7 summit, i spoke to david sanger, new york times white house and national security correspondent and author of new cold wars: china's rise, russia's invasion, and america's struggle to defend the west. you talk a lot about the way the us is confronting russia and china here. in terms of russia, how effective will this really be when it comes to supporting ukraine in its effort against russia? for ukraine pre—invasion, $50 billion would have gone a long way. when so much of your country is destroyed it doesn't take you all that far. and the money will not simply be used to reconstruction. it will be used for weaponry. and the overwhelming sense, at least i did yesterday, watching zelensky and president biden together, that biden

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in order to when his freedom joanne pleaded, guilty to conspiracy to commit espionage for publishing, evidence of us will crimes, human rights abuse, the human rights of using us wrong doing around the world. uh, this is journalism. this is the criminalization of journalism. no one should spend a day in prison for giving the public news worthy and important information. in this case, information that the united states government had committed war crimes. he performed a tremendous public service. not a crime. juliet sounds will no longer have to look as these shows or whatever comes next professionally. he'll 1st enjoy some wellness of time with his family and we go to support now where the group phase of the european football championships is complete. in group of turkey took on the check republican scored a late goal to win the match and secure their passage through to the last 16. that result means the checks are going home and the other match the group. georgia provided the biggest surprise of the day, scoring twice to secure their spot in the knockout round portugal advance despit

so for came joanne, as we understand us and south korean officials have been talking about this over recent months. that won't king joining is going to be really looking for, as we believe in exchange for those weapons that we believe he is sending to russia is support. whether it's for example, spice satellite program, i'm for its weapons program in contravention of, of un resolutions. but of course, the even broad context will have a says that the russia in north korea have the shed geo political belief that the us will be in different contexts as trying to him in that countries to, for us and that countries. and that's what we really see with this backdrop of, of west wing ties between the 2 careers, between north and south korea, which is again, the north korea believing that the us is trying to rain, bring its allies together in the, in the pacific to threaten new increased security and we see even in, in the hours meeting up. so this arrival of prison that has been exchange of fire across the team of the tries are now between the 2 chris saying that was the w z say is a corresp

to say your name you're here chiu is another one don't mention me and sharon and france chin and joanne lee. >> (calling names.) >> jimmy harris and josie and mark young, jennifer and mega and shout out to our former police thank you for being such a long term leader (clapping.) i got a lot of planning departments top docks you might want to identify i wass or i don't see david hoe. so this place is special to me because it was my first time i felt i might get fired if i speak up in the arts commission we should not dictate a choice of color for the community will that is not our community; right? make sure we had a community outreach let the community people pick in their choice of color we chinese are not - so we need to make sure that we are every time we make a decision process we need to do a culturely appropriate way to reach out for the community. because vibrant communities are in a healthy city. and i didn't get fired i bounce around so but through that i learned a lot from all of you, you and also see director heinecke schneider and miriam and i'm going to have to keep on shou

ready joanne and merchandise sending the message contributions to democracy. in the case of julian, a sondra is really a microcosm of the crisis of our democracy. the constant and intimidation that we have in 0 spring years, which has been terrorizing austin internalizing joint years. he found each day succeed, then that will be the end of 1st freedom because no other john less will be prepared to do what he has done. reps against me against our children's power corrupts and absolute power corrupts. absolutely. and if we don't have a watch on press, then we have an absolutely powerful authoritarian government sets on june and suffice rest of a 175 years. so how much do you need? you know, how many violations have guns and dimension? we have to be exposed of 10 people would just say, you know, for heaven's sake says just opposite maps on the actual ongoing imprisonment of a journalist for doing this job available to take it only right away from you. you will not be able to apply for any other cause. we are talking about the fundamentals here. the message is the

i know, i know why advice may have him in 2000 night a planned or destroyed by some joanne was laid out and the secret documents with the side, the counter intelligence assessment, branch of the u. s. defense department. they describe in our world and it was to destroy quite the feeling of trust standards, which the leak center of gravity. this what do we achieve with threats of exposure and criminal prosecution and non related thing. i've sold on record you taishan back in 2010. there was a leak of a document that was prepared by law firm and acting on behalf of bank of america the some stretch for advise the u. s. government on strategy. the strategy was in jail for me is to drag him from country to country. back in 2010, when they 1st released the chelsea. many leaks we see leaks came under an extra legal banking blockade. so we see leaks had the paypal cancelled visa, mastercard cut off donations. it wasn't the 1st time the whole, the major credit card companies are united in creating a blockades on a media organization. julian, even had these posts or bank account closed, they adop

came forward, that the security company employed by the ecuadorian embassy to provide security is joanne and to embassy staff. was capturing information in breach in the terms of their agreement with the ecuadorian government and providing it to parties in the united states. it is a alleged that we're doing it at the behest of the c i. e. c global, the security company that was hard to protect. julian was actually spying on him and sending the camera feed, send the sound back to the usa, back to the see i through solitary confinement through the character assassination through the or well in legal process through the violation of his most basic human and legal rights. one thing after another was like this theater of the absurd stripping that him of his basic human dignity to the newest, new position that gets to the listing fee. the internet's doing them lead thinking of these specially you east, i'm wanting to the seller being deported orders. me. she wasn't meant to you the, the main thing is that seem to be the new but not equal in his get total guess is inclusion. and when you is to

, i know why advice may have him in 2000 and night a planned or destroyed by the we can make some joanne was laid out and the secret document with the side, the counter intelligence assessment branch of the u. s. defense department. they described in our world and it was to destroy quite a feeling of trust that is the least center of gravity. this what do we achieve with threats of exposure and criminal prosecution? relating thing of souls on rec, view taishan back in 2010. there was a leak of a document that was prepared by law firm acting on behalf of bank of america. the fund stretched for advise the u. s. government on strategy. the strategy was in jail for me is to drag him from country to country. back in 2010, when they 1st released the children, many leaks were helix came under an extra legal banking blockade, so that when he leaves had the papal cancelled visa, mastercard cut off the nations. it wasn't the 1st time the whole, the major credit card companies are united in creating a blockades on a media organization. julian even happens to some bank account close to the top. the

did joann and kerry mistreat tenants? absolutely not. there were no tenants, since then there have been tenants in the upper unit. the first tenants asking to be let out of their lease and joann and kerry agreed. the they were trying to understand their right, it does not show that they were mistreated in any way. there is not one shred of paper before you from any tenant claiming that they were mistreated by joann and kerry. the facts matter, the truth matters, when you look at the facts, i hope you will all agree that this application should be approved, there really is no lawful basis to deny this application. thank you. >> with that, we should open up public comment. : >> speaker: thank you, i don't think enough attention has been paid to the project on the multi unit at 251 texas street it's rent controlled what is going to happen is there tl*? the fourth floor was not on the original project and maybe it should be removed. at the may 23 hearing, the architect said there was no exposure while the new bedroom does not have exposure i

joanne bailes and vivian gordon are both turning 100 years old.lebrated at the deer park community retirement community in novato today. there were songs, balloons and of course, plenty of cake for the two women as they both join the century club. >> and i thank the crew and the chef and the whole gang. you're great. thank you. i thank it all . >> marin county supervisor eric luken presented the two ladies with certificates of recognition for a life well lived. so joan is known for the delicious cookies and muffins that she bakes for her neighbors. and vivian. she has a love of music, singing and sweets. congratulations to both of them. i would have loved the opportunity to find out what their secret is. they look great at 100 years young. happy birthday. all right. that's going to do it for me tonight for the news at 730. make sure to download the fox local app right there to your smart tv, especially tonight, you'll be able to see that entire san francisco mayoral debate. you can also stream all of our newscast stories and find exclusive content

go ahead, joann. caller: this is joanne brooks in moore mont, california. i want to say that i really commend all these people who have fought in all wars to keep peace and tranquility. it's tough. like they say, freedom is not free. it will never be free. we know that from my husband's family and mine all the way back to world war i. he no longer, of course, none of them are living now, but my aunt was helen olson and helen olson she came over. she was in london. she came over on the -- at the end of the war from england on the queen mary. i met my husband in 1944. he was a pilot. being a pilot, of course, now that the war is coming down a little bit, they didn't need the pilots anymore. but i'm very glad that they are ok and came back. i've also had on my father's side, i had an uncle, nephew they were all in world war ii. like right now i have 18 grandkids, 26 great grandkids, and one great great grandchild. that father is in the navy now in florida. where his ship goes, we are not allowed to know. his partner, so they had this baby, she's also in the na

in order to win these freedom, joanne pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit espionage for publishing. evidence of us will crime, human rights abuse, human rights abuse and us wrong doing around the world. this is journalism, this is the criminalization of journalism. and while the plato does not set a traditional president, that's not a court decision. the prosecution itself, that's a president that can be used against the rest of the media or so, you know, i think very quickly the debate will turn from the, the human story, the joy and the celebration around the world for anybody and everybody who stood on the side of a science to the on the side of justice, the right to report the truth. very important to remember. nobody from the united states as culpable in the crimes that wiki leaks expose the julian assign. she has dedicated his life to expose it. nobody has been charged with any feeling you've got. well over a 1000000 civilians dead in afghanistan and iraq, syria, libya, the, the list goes on and on and on. so the mind to expose the crimes is never criminal . the people carrie

in order to when he's freedom, joanne pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit espionage for publishing. evidence of us will crime, human rights abuse, human rights abuse, and us wrong doing around the world. this is journalism. this is the criminalization of journalism. and while the plato does not set a traditional precedent, that's not a court decision. the prosecution itself fits a president that can be used against the rest of the media for the process in a very dangerous place. it's not, it's not evidence that it will move towards more protections, but rather less that would have been the, the only good outcome for the press in general. if, if the us government had to abandon this case entirely. you know, i think very quickly the debate will turn from the, the human story, the joy and the celebration around the world for anybody and everybody who stood on the side. besides that, on the side of justice, the right to report the truth. very important to remember, nobody from the united states a culpable in the crime is that wiki leaks expose the julian assign. she has dedicated his l

has slammed washington. nominate us, assessing a dangerous precedent in order to win he's freedom, joanne pleaded. guilty to conspiracy to commit espionage to publishing evidence of us will prime human rights abuse. this is the criminalization of journalism. here's the beautiful that is a for this to the police are using definitely w. it's with the source on the physically think for the 20th or 15 in the car to well and president retired declines to find the puncture partial financial failed by receives and deadly tales. throughout the kenya, the days on that has been pointing over the approval of i'm a pushed tax for the positivist finance bill. there will be demonstrations every day until the government gives us accountability of all taxes. we just want them to be accountable. the loan is very welcome at to all the international we alive pools for my age, you had in the russian capital white house. your company was starting us off this hour off to a 14 year long legal basle and it was 2000 days behind phones. julian sauls house looked free, taking his 5 steps on home soil, his how he wa

in order to when he's freedom, joanne pleaded guilty to a conspiracy to commit espionage for publishing. evidence of us will crimes, human rights abuse, human rights, abuse, and us wrong doing around the world. this is journalism. this is the criminalization of journalism. and while the plato does not set a traditional president, that's not a court decision. the prosecution itself, that's a president that can be used against the rest of the media for the process in a very dangerous place. it's not, it's not evidence that it will move towards more protections, but rather less that would have been the is only good outcomes for the press in general. if, if the us government had abandoned this case entirely, nobody from the united states a culpable in the crime is the wiki licks expose the julian assign. she has dedicated his life to expose it. nobody has been charged with anything. you've got well over a 1000000 civilians dead in afghanistan, iraq, syria, libya, the, the list goes on and on and on. so the mind who expose the crimes is never criminal . the people carried out the crimes whic

i my name is joanne icu and i'm the owner of 249 texas.ike the gentleman before, i hate public speaking, so i'm a bit nervous here. how did we get here? we? my husband and i, we have a daughter of an aging mother who has dementia. we wanted to get a house that we can live in, that i can care for her. she now lives 15 minutes away, from me. and every friday, saturday and sunday we get her, how do we get here? we had community meetings. we had pre-application meetings with our neighbors. i was told specifically, quote, people like you don't live here. yes, i was told that. it was told that, you know, you you've seen the comments. you already have two houses in san francisco. why do you have to come here? i have to live somewhere. my mother lives in the other house. she can't live in my current house because of the stairs we have. that's why we have an elevator. i i'm just beside myself because my mother has been five years. she's going to die. she's 84. she could barely walk. i have a kid who's in high school who started out as an eighth gra

and also from joanne is big monthly. my con. yet who is editor in chief of the city pris newspaper. thanks very much for joining us here on inside story and what is a fascinating time. and so that for can politics of the festival, monthly before we get to the coalition negotiations, i just want to talk a little bit about the issues that the i n c has had through the selection. what do you put the massive drop in support down to it is as you say, a massive muscle companies like because that kinds of stuff gets out in front of them. i think the main things are basically that left off delivery to start. if it comes to ordinary people, you have headboard test shortages, and the issue of electricity is our after time is massive. it's been an international story. been backed up left with what we call, you know, sitting but ex needs power outages and is and basic things at the local level, m. f. roads and this unemployment, this method of poverty. and the thing is, people have not seen a change in any improvement and in liberty by this government there was hope at once, but the consumer, i

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either way the theatre kids have gotten all hold of joanne chan has 24 hours left to perfect the rollause the kingmakers will be watching. obama world and clinton world have had enough and have waged a hostile takeover of the biden campaign. is donna brazil handing out questions again? we don't know. but we do know the ragin' cajuns is dying to play can counsellor. >> trumpism to start where you take a drug test and should say our only if you take the rabies test. wouldn't age question comes and it's 1 present biden wants say it is true that i'm going-- that an 81. also i like to wish my opponent happy belated 78th birthday. people can evaluate mental dexterity as this goes on. >> jesse: you cannot pump someone who's not folly funny for love quips and expect them to perform. you can't turn an unfunny 81-year-old politician to comedian in less than a week. bad advice from team clinton. team obama's advice the complete opposite. >> what he can say is like this isn't about my future his future. we are both at the ends of our careers here. this is what your future and the question you hav