justin with said american lot not to log on. hi, how are you? i'm hearted justin. i'm talking to you from my magic in al caskey v to they, i'm hosting mr. hammond, i invite mr. hammond and he would make with me until you not me. but it's a pleasure for me. it's will be an english ah, go to i dick of so i, when it starts with her, why amid us as much as it's a lot of traditional things. we love measures every cut out. we have measures in his house every cut out an album. we say yes to win up, let us be together. what normally would you do and images other than your medical history? in general before the army think we are talking about the life? what's happening today in our country? we get any news, we are talking, we invite people, we have like a vicar, begin dinner, we can say ok, we can watch the tv. we talk about our life, our things are what i really think. what's your maj this about? this magic? we're sitting in right now about football, about sport, about everything happen in my country. about schwarzkopf for we have a guess from robin, from south africa, fro

with the sector. justin you heard said there have been differences of opinion in this relationship and it did answer that this relationship goes beyond administration. so it was not justice administration. it is a decades long relationship and will continue afterwards as well. he's here, especially during the world cup because he wanted to cheer the team united states and did speak about a lot of criticism that author says has been aimed at it. as part of a campaign, we heard from the company, foreign minister, the deputy prime minister as well. saying that partner has been making the strides to improve our not just what the world expects from it, but also in line with what its vision is for the future of the country. and the woke up has been a catalyst for change, but the work doesn't stop here. so this is in a nutshell, a bilateral relationship which butter and the united states. i want to build on not just on security in energy, but to words human rights and other areas including sports diplomacy as well. and the secretary of state. there has been visiting bases in cutter in the last 24 hours meeting

level threshold with those rain chances continuing next weekend as well tracking this storm hour by hour. my full forecast in just a few minutes. ken and justine, back to you. thank bree said lawyers will discuss evidence in the trial of david dip at the man charged with attacking. >> house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul in their san francisco home the pap is set to face another judge in federal court on wednesday. he pleaded not guilty to the federal charges. he's now facing. one of them is the immediate family member of a u.s. official that carries a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison. it's also charged with the attempted kidnapping of a u.s. official which could add another 20 years. >> bay area, air quality officials are offering drivers incentives of up to $1200 to trade in their old vehicles. the effort is part of the air quality district vehicle buyback program to improve air quality. the program pays owners of older, high polluting vehicles to retire their cars or small trucks voluntarily. officials say older model cars and trucks lack modern in mission control. technology and generate more pollution than newer models. so if you think your car is eligible

said position tonight. and justin campbell is with cindy chavez. justin. >> yeah, can. the chavez just about 20 minutes ago and she told me this is not exactly how she expected it to go tonight. he was very transparent and upfront about that. mahan has a little bit more of a lead. it is neck to neck. she knew it would be a tight race. he told his supporters that are here and i want you to get a good look. step to the side so you can see all of her supporters that are here. she said there there are he wanted them to hunker down because she knew that the race would be very tight into time here as the results come in tonight. now take a listen to what she said just a little while ago about the honor. and i still feel very positive. for it's not so much just about the outcome of the election. it's about the coalition. we brought together the vision for santa and in spite of literally having a million dollars attacking the very things i and attacking me personally we're still in this race. that's pretty >> so far to talk a little bit about the numbers, the ballot counting pr

with vladimir putin to the western media, russian foreign minister said a laugh, criticize the move, saying diplomatic ethics had been ignored. and india based strategic affairs expert told us that justin trudeau not only embarrassed himself, but as also undermined any future dialogue with china while just into room. we speak about free and fair dialogue on wanting to parents stand up for a saw realty. but in the oral narrative, in the public that it did seem like chinese had taught him a lesson. normally during multi lateral summit, we do not see such heated exchange. and certainly it was embarrassing. and can i go to the extent of saying, very embarrassing or justin to go to be confronted? and in fact, you know, all new school this publicly in front of cameras, i would say that's leaking up. such information might be pandering to your domestic audience, your domestic supporters, et cetera in canada. but in the international.

with said american, what not. the law got a cousin. hi, how are you? i'm hearted justin. i'm talking to you from my magic in al caskey v to they i'm hosting mr. hammond, i invite mr. hammond and he would make with me until you not me. but it's a pleasure for me. it's will be an english ah go to so medic of. so i, when it starts with their why, amid us as much as it's a lot of traditional things. we love measures every cut out. he had measures in his house every cut out an album. we say yes to win up. let us be together. what normally would you do in a measures other than your medicals engine out before the army think we are talking about her life? what's happening today in our country, we get any news. we are talking, we invite people, we have like a vicar, begin dinner, we can say ok, we can watch the tv. we talk about our life, our things are what i really think. what's your maj this about? this magic? we're sitting in right now about football, about sport, about everything happen in my country. about schwarzkopf for we have a guess from robin from south africa, from en

when you said you will, you please come, let's do enough to be a general not comfortable with crucial personal. so justin got on with me. i got a bottle of trust to give me a oh, you have a good, a shell of love. what on lot of buddy holly law young, a bundle with a month of shelling mini ended up in done, it's cost bottles and some died. that's so cool or petal. mine is considered to be the violence of the mold. it's small and hard to see a little above our community. we started off with a moral kit, shooting out that all of them come with a mug. you about that a while he was doing on the supplier stuff. there isn't a claim to prove that i'm with him or simply just need to speak with him. hold up. i don't mind just scattered everywhere. locals are afraid to let that can't go outside and adults don't leave home unless they absolutely have to work in future. and what sort of fuel to core cult book student, you could do it should, legible, fits out with what could is report before we showed them, what the coupon? your total? nearer you, toyota teradowski me again from treating those people. emergency servi

said justin yet i'm more too much a share. riley. no, much at all. no matter what your music a with yes, blah name and i so my teachers get a little crazy sling or you just question does have a number that's the most back. like most co post on minute krinski. mm hm. and you go to with metals, come talk on me, it sort of crazy to me. additional friends come on bla, akita fries, non. yup. and remind me, yesterday, with a board ship a lot, what i thought the question you're stuck or sneak a by she what that about by someone to take or sneak up on that amendment was a she, she made this one. it does give a little closer. but you don't do much to muscle to get any christina problem while we were filming guns noticed a suspicious man near our van and the kindergartener's front gates. he was taking pictures with a mobile phone or a pool, a shorter than enough thing. you know. ah, you go to a different bus mother, depression, california will perform identify storms, new modem with no, i don't coupled up a both. no doubt patrols at the crystal ability to pitch on. but little was this the bul

justin rowlatt, bbc news, sharm el—sheikh, egypt. labour has said it will replace the house of lords with an elected chamber if it wins the next generalserver, the labour leader sir keir starmer said the plan would help restore public trust in politics. the appointments process for the lords has come under increasing scrutiny in recent years. i'm joined now by our political correspondent charlotte rose. what are the proposed changes here? keir starmer wants an elected house of lords, and this would be a huge and radical change, and he wants to get rid of the ability of prime ministers to appoint people to go to the house of lords. to understand what this means, we have to understand what the chamber does, and theirjob is basically to scrutinise and to make changes to legislation, so quite often bills 12-49“. f.“ "be “ten h”- start 'é:"3�*~�* 5“ cf; a“? 5"- start at 'é:"3�**" 5“ cf; a“? e"- ? start at the '?a'5�*aa 5a 55�*5 a“? e"- ? start at the house '5:a'5�*aa 5a 55�*5 a“? e"- ? start at the house of commons, will start at the house of commons, mps they the lords, can quite big with large sections put in or taken out the in the lord

postal service investigation with investigators examining one mailbox earlier this afternoon. in a statement, spokesman justin hastings said. in part, postal management is aware some mail, including ballots were recovered in santa clara county, california last week. we have confirmed the ballots were provided to the registrar of voters. i am concerned that these ballots were in the possession of the postal service and would like to know exactly what happened. the post office says it will not comment further until the investigation is complete. the registrar of voters is determining whether the recovered ballots can be counted or must be thrown away. thousands of uc academic workers plan to strike once again tomorrow, walking picket lines for a second day at 10 campuses statewide. both sides though we're back at the bargaining table this afternoon as well. ktvu is elissa harrington live tonight at uc berkeley and alyssa. were there any progress there when it comes to the negotiations? i'm told that they did make some tentative agreements with the big sticking point is compensation. the union also wants around the clock barg

with this name? back in the day, justin wasn't a popular name and now it is. >> that's what my parents said about amanda and there were four amanda s' in school. >> there were no giannas but now there are a few. >> that's a beautiful name. >>> the october report on inflation, we are feeling that. i talked to >>> on kpix5 news at 6:30, a live look from smyrna beach. nicole crosses over florida's east coast as a category 1 hurricane early this morning. it's since moved further inland weakening to a tropical storm. many are told nicole may cause coastal flooding, strong winds, heavy rains, and even tornadoes. we are joined by cbs reporting jason allen at vero beach. i see the winds and waves picking up. >> reporter: good morning. the ocean is still very rough but thankfully the rain has stopped. we are left with the gusty winds on the back side of the storm, the dry side of the storm, as the main part moves quickly across the state. high winds from nicole led to blown out transformers in melbourne and brought traffic lights on the streets. boats were rocked like toys. the storm made landfall south of vero

the g7 i think it was 2018 north of quÉbec we had a bilateral with justin trudeau and president trump and the advisors on both sides trump saidstin if we had no barriers or subsidies, we would be in great shape and then trump looks at me sitting may be two or three down from him and he says you've said that your whole career, and of course he knew that because we talked about it. but he expressed that view and did it later so a lot of free-tradede blood in him, peope didn't understand that. so. paul was on my tv show. we were in atlanta for the policy first conference and we talked about this. with brazil, south korea, all free-trade where both sides in the spirit of reciprocity gave up some protections. the biggest one was china and the most controversial one was china. trump had a big tariffs on china. so far biden hasn't taken them all and i hope he doesn't. i would argue, and as president trump argued we needed those to bring china to the table, if you will, to get their attention. and i will give you another view from the point of view which i completely agree. i agreed then and i agree now. one of the greatest achieveme

said justin, you're on board too much. i'll it's a lot of what you're mr. walker a yes, yes, blah name and i. so my g just get along with your question, does have a number that's the most i like most corporate on my krinski. mm hm. and you go, i do it, natalie. i'm talking to me. it sort of crazy mixing me additional friends come on bla, akita fries, non. yup. and remind me, yesterday with a board she had a discount early. jo, what i thought the question you're stuck or sneak up by she, what that about by someone to take or sneak up on the most was a sion is just what it does. give a little closer, but you don't do much to muscle to get any questions from while we were filming guns noticed a suspicious man near our van and the kindergartener's front. gates. he was taking pictures with a mobile phone or a pool. a sure thing you know, ah, you go to a different bus mother, depression, telephone, you will perform a new modem with enough of shipping a bottle of key. what is going on with that? no, i don't cut it up above. now that the source of the crystal ability get from bad, little with this, but the bulk on them, what ar

our exclusive interview with former vice president mike pence, telling abc s david muir what trump said to him days. is after the january 6th attack on the capital. abc is justin finch has the new details. justin good morning. andrew. good morning, carrie lake is dismissing her projected loss in that arizona governor's race amid more pressure on former president trump. new projections in arizona overnight show democrat katie hobbs narrowly defeating kerry lake, the former tv news anchor who has embraced donald trump's false election claims, falling more than 20,000 votes behind hobbs. it's not immediately clear if lake will concede or challenge the results . she simply tweeted overnight. arizonans no. b s when they see it before she was projected to lose late claim the election was boss without providing evidence. called out. hobbs who's in charge of state elections as the current secretary of state in arizona. i don't believe that people of arizona would vote for her and that she would win. but if that's what happens at the end of the day, how do you certify? an election that is this botched and she's the one that would certify her own election where it was b

how much our body went to meet the shows. haste, how did jesse with said american, what not the law got. hi. how are you? i'm hearted justin. i'm talking to you from my magic in al caskey v to they, i'm hosting mr. hammond, i invite mr. hammond and he would make with me until you not me. but it's a pleasure for me. it's will be an english ah go to some headache of so i wanna start with their why made us smudges? it's a lot of traditional thinks we love measures every cut out. he has magic in his house . every cut out an album. we say yes to win up, let us be together. what normally would you do in a measures other than your medalist and genetic before the army? think we are talking about a life. what's happened today in our country? we get any news. we are talking angry. invite people, we have like a vicar big good dinner. we can say ok. we can watch the tv. we talk about our live our things or what i really think. what's your major this about? this measures we're sitting in right now about football, about sport, about everything happened in my country about ward cough. for we have a guest from siobhan from south africa, f

it said would be his 3rd run for the white house kron four's. justine waldman is live in the newsroom with how it played out and has some reaction. >> just eat. >> pam and catherine, former president donald trump has already filed paperwork with the federal election commission saying that he will run for president in 2024, he's also set up a fundraising account. the announcement in primetime at mar-a-lago in florida. several 100 supporters filled the ballroom. trump talked about inflation, jobs, gas prices, the southern border, china and the war in ukraine. he also took digs at president joe biden. trump said, quote. he is running because he believes the world has not yet seen the true glory of what this nation can be. >> in order to make america great and glorious again. i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president america's comeback starts right now. this will not be my campaign. this will be our campaign. all that. >> trump is the first to enter the race. our political analyst michael yaki, talk to us about the timing of trump making this announcement 2 years before the election.

justine, but you cannot do climate justice. anyone in the world including in egypt, if you don't have human rights protection? british prime minister richie soon ok has said he'll raise the activists case with egyptian president abdel thought to, i'll cc at cop 27. a la abdel fata suppor have stressed the urgency of releasing him as his hunger strike increasingly endangers his life. earlier i spoke with a box in sharma shape. he is the executive director of the egyptian initiative for personal rights. i asked him about the chances of abdulla fata being released that is unfortunately the only question that no one can answer right now except for president c. c, who has the power to save his life city and at this very critical matter of the injustice that out there has been subjected to for most of the last that they came and prosecuted for having shared facebook post about prisoner abuse. he was charged with spreading false information. he was tried before an emergency state security court that does not allow any right of p against that for sentences. and was handed a 5 year prison sentence. because of this one facebook post after at grossly unfair trial. once in prison, he was denied most of

. >> justin at one point turn to me and said something along the lines of, i never trusted that guy. >> i think that the suspicion started with mr. sparks. and never stopped. >> you think it was somewhat of a snowball effect? >> yeah, i do. >> and even though golob was a prosecution witness, he admitted he personally didn't find anything odd about fred's behavior that day. >> he just seemed to have trouble focusing. he seemed panic. everyone deals with tragedy difference. i fell in the context, it seemed appropriate. >> but what about that important evidence against fred? the apparent lack of injuries on leslie's body? >> did you wonder why your mom didn't have more injuries as some people feel she should? >> no. >> you can't say what people are supposed to -- >> she was bundled up she was, in cold water. we thought about this more than anyone should ever think about what their mother's body died after she died. >> the defense called its own forensic expert, veteran pathologists warner spitz he testified there were some injuries. bruising on her hand. an apparent small skull fracture that no one else had highlighted. >> if yo

said to money, and i'm really looking forward to watching him since he is my favorite reporter, douglas kmiec. justin. my lawyer. there captain. oh yeah, i'm a lawyer, thomas lawyer. yeah. why not with their coaches say the sport is helping to build social skills and competence. number football is not just a training tool and it's a tool for like right now you see money, kids playing games here. what are coaches are educating t values that are players can learn these values that they can take home to life. the dreams of seeing their heroes in action is coming true and may be one day. one of these children will become a woke up champion, found a homeless al jazeera aah, or fans, or the woke up will be able to watch multiple live games in one day. old stadiums are within a 55 kilometer radius of doha. and for ticket holders public transport, it's free. laura can, has been testing the system out for us. ah, i'm at the metro station and how much international airport in her now got me bouldin's plan for going to be arriving on a daily basis for the people world cup. so today i'm going to head to 3 stadium by the metro and stuff a doctor to see how easy it is to navigate around. caught u

justin, for now, thank you. _ rishi sunak has made his first visit to ukraine since becoming prime minister. he held talks with president zelenksy, pledging £50 million in defence aid and saidy in kyiv. i have got my coat for later. in footage released by the ukrainian government and number ten, rishi sunak can be seen laying flowers at a memorial for victims of the war. he met with emergency responders and announced a new package of air defence to help protect ukrainian civilians and infrastructure from russian air strikes. ukraine has faced months of intense russian aerial attacks, and forces there say there have been 148 missile strikes on critical services, leaving 10 million people without power. the prime minister's main message was to confirm the uk's support for the country would continue. as prime minister of the uk i am proud of how we stood with you from the very beginning. and i am here today to say that the united kingdom will continue to stand with you. we will stand with you until ukraine has won the peace and security it needs and deserves. and then we will stand with you as you rebuild your great country. thank you very much, rishi. president zelensky thank

justin trudeau defending his use of emergency power to shut down the freedom convoy proit's. protest. >> we saw trucks used as potential weapons certainly in ottawa with their presence and unknown interiors. will: he saidne about those decisions he made. [laughter] those remarks after tesla reveals the biden administration pressed trudeau to squash the movement and end the blockade -- rachel: can you repeat that again? our president encouraged justin trudeau to squash protesters in his own country. will: yes, yes. rachel: wow. will: now to the world cup showdown between the u.s. and england, it ended in a 0-0 draw. second consecutive tie for the u.s., so we're still undefeated -- [laughter] the team must remain focused. >> showed dominance, and is we had a lot of the play and even created chances. you know, even could have won game. we did that for, you know, everyone back home watching, i hope we made a lot of people proud, but the job's not even close to being done. will: it all comes down to iran. beat iran, and we move on into the tournament. ing. >>> meanwhile, saudi officials are denying that players are getting rolls royce phantoms for beating around general argentina. [laughter] one of the bigg

. >> with no cell service up by the creek, the owner of the house, justin sparks was the first to call 9-1-1. >> he pulled up, he said and they can't find her. he's frantic, of course. he said he thinks his wife is dead. >> it's his wife? >> yeah. >> the homeowner offered right away to help fred. the sped back up the mountain and fred dropped him off at a spot to begin searching. just down the road, physicians assistant and ems volunteer michael golob was on duty. >> a call went out over the radio for a female drowning victim. >> golob headed over to the base of the trail. there he ran into fred. >> he comes barreling down at a very high rate of speed. kind of slams on his brakes. starts yelling at me. let's go! let's go, let's go! >> the ems responded notice the man he was trying to help could also be injured. fred's face was also scratched up. >> he had some superficial lacerations and so i take a minute to make sure this isn't my second victim. to make sure he's okay. he assures me he's fine, he's fine. just kind of wants to keep going. >> but then, as fred drove, he seemed disoriented. he pulled over but he could

justin herbert leaders would resign en masse. >> the present turned to me and said, "steve, he wouldn't liste when you." i said, mr. president, i've bee through you withcouldn' be part of this." >> finally persuaded trump decided against the idea. when clark was subpoenaed by th john mercer committee earlier this year, he refused to answer questions by pleading the fifth more than 125 times peas did yo discuss this draft letter with the president of the united states? >>> fifth. >> coming up, inside the plot depression the vice president. >> any of them were immediately plunged the country into paralyzing constitutional cr crisis. among my patients, i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. now glossy hair starts with your shampoo. new everpure glossing haircare from l'oreal. sulfate-free. ph balanced. reveal pure shine and help protect color. validated by colorists. new everpure glossing haircare from l'o

conference last year, they said you really should go, he changed his mind and really will be coming with this big agenda. he will be arriving later today, we understand. justinchannel, but warned there was still a long way to go before a solution can be found. suella braverman made the comments in an interview with the mail on sunday after facing heavy criticism over the government's immigration policies. 0ur reporter simonjones is in dover for us this morning. simon, lots of headlines in the papers. spring is up—to—date on what we know so far. —— just bring us. the home secretary visited dover on thursday to speak to border force a star. she then went on to the controversial migrant processing centre at manston. but she refused to speak to the media. she has now written this newspaper article. in it she says she understands the frustration of people when they see all these boats coming across the channel and she has an uncompromising message. she says people who arrive in the uk illegally from a safe country are not welcome and should not expect to stay here. so what is she going to do about the issue? well, she hence developing a new deal the french author

high having back former having him back anyway former secretary justine greening has said the in the detail said the devil is in the detail withthere gave us a bit of a slap on the wrist for, danng of a slap on the wrist for, daring to go for growth. and instead we just have to swallow the fact that we've all to be skint. because i don't like that. well, i think might be something that think it's something in that i think it's hard who this budget is hard to say who this budget is supposed to appeal to. it's certainly not the general public because see because all going to see tomorrow headlines about tax tomorrow headlines about big tax increase and the tax burden rising to a more than 70 year high. there were few good things in the budget. i it was important to provide a bit more support the most vulnerable households over and over the winter . and it's also worth winter. and it's also worth noting the about the detail which is that of the tax increases won't actually bite for several years in the short term the budget would actually provide a bit more support for the economy. but what it's really the right way to go i still

said, for myself, i think that speculation was legitimate. whether or not you or i or else disagrees with the interpretation . in november it interpretation. in november it was only last that justine archbishop of canterbury , the archbishop of canterbury, forced to apologise for saying climate change would be worse than. climate change would be worse than . the holocaust. so than. the holocaust. so laurence, i mean , has the church laurence, i mean, has the church succumbed to what elon musk describes the woke mind virus . describes the woke mind virus. you know what, don sorry to be annoying , but i. you know what, don sorry to be annoying, but i. i'm done you know what, don sorry to be annoying , but i. i'm done with annoying, but i. i'm done with this child. how did they. how did the church do this ? it's did the church do this? it's very clearly out in scripture. and this is coming from someone who doesn't know anything . who doesn't know anything. scripture, which is me. i'm a christian but i don't know anything about scripture. it said god made them male and female . he said, that man was female. he said, that man was made. and then a woman was made to man company. you and

said, for myself, i think that speculation was legitimate. whether or not you or i or else disagrees with the interpretation . in november it interpretation. in november it was only last that justinthe archbishop of canterbury , the archbishop of canterbury, forced to apologise for saying climate change would be worse than. climate change would be worse than . the holocaust. so than. the holocaust. so laurence, i mean , has the church laurence, i mean, has the church succumbed to what elon musk describes the woke mind virus . describes the woke mind virus. you know what, don sorry to be annoying , but i. you know what, don sorry to be annoying, but i. i'm done you know what, don sorry to be annoying , but i. i'm done with annoying, but i. i'm done with this child. how did they. how did the church do this ? it's did the church do this? it's very clearly out in scripture. and this is coming from someone who doesn't know anything . who doesn't know anything. scripture, which is me. i'm a christian but i don't know anything about scripture. it said god made them male and female . he said, that man was female. he said, that man was made. and then a woman was made to man company. you a

with uh, justin labor. he did not hide his irritation. yes, if it was not a chinese, probably everything would have been said even more emotionally.ny observers believe that after the 20th congress, which certainly strengthened the personal power of the seat, and in which xi jinping spoke a lot about national security, that now china's policy will become even tougher offensive even aggressive, and some say that well now, this is exactly what you should expect. there is almost an attack by china's military on taiwan and, accordingly, the third world war, but there are experts who do not agree with this. in particular, the president of china's strategies group and a researcher at the china analysis center for asian society in the united states, christopher johnson, who wrote the corresponding article in the form of fs, disagree with this point of view. listen, the new politburo is not a military cabinet. although there is no doubt that the new chinese leadership has become more assertive and radical predictions since the congress at the beginning of beijing's military provocation or that si will move away from the market economy and

attend comes after mr sunak�*s official spokesman said "significant progress" was being made on the financial statement. with me now is our climate editor, justin turn up, _ have been for him not to go? leaders don't always turn up, but _ have been for him not to go? leaders don't always turn up, but britain i have been for him not to go? leaders don't always turn up, but britain is i don't always turn up, but britain is in an unusual position, we were hosts of the last un climate con, conference last year and, traditionally, there would be a ceremony where you hand over responsibility for these climate talks to the next. so there is an expectation from the un that the leader of the country hosting the talks will attend the next talks and hanover the responsibility for the talk. stop there was an expectation. there is also a general feeling that leadership is important at these talks, to galvanise action on climate, that leader turning up signals the importance of the issue to them and encourages their negotiating team. so ultimately, do the deals in the back rooms of the tourist resort in egypt talks will be held. the leaders encourage people