kay james, you get to talk first. kay james. i'm sure kay james, you get to talk first. kayjames.shock do nobody here, they feel that taxing the rich is not necessarily going to get us out of the hole we are in. first of all, if you tax them at an exorbitant rate, you tax them at an exorbitant rate, you still would not have enough resources in order to do the work that we all agree so desperately needs to be done. and so there's got to be some other solutions to that. that is an easy — you know, tax the rich, take their money and we will solve all the problems of the poor. they just isn't factually accurate there is not enough money in order to do that. so what do we... so you have rejected that particular suggestion. john? looking at the history of our country in the united states, it isn't popular to say so, but i think we are not a capitalist society. we are a blended society. and both capitalism and communism are doomed to fail on the phone for the same reason, human greed. looking back to the good old days, the 1950s under president eisenhower, capitalism and socialism both a

kay recede has the story. (nats ahhhhh)dezanea (des- (grant) that was kay recede reporting. the winery has gotten a lot of backlash online with some people even calling for a boycott. (grant) next at 5:30... controversial former judge arron persky is fired from yet another job. why he was recently removed from a school district. (justine) bay area cities and president trump are actually agreeing on something. how the vaping epidemic could bring the two together. (grant) plus we're tracking a heat wave all around the bay area. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow breaks down your forecast for tomorrow and the weekend. (justine) our top story tonight at 5:30... a heat wave is hitting the bay area... you can see how hot the temperatures still are at this hour. (grant)

listen i sent it to ben kai says these claims are used to paint them as criminals and distract from the real issue. despite the mounting pressure. say they will continue to go in missions for as long as they are allowed to or until their work becomes no longer necessary. for issues has long been a model of religious tolerance and diversity one place that makes this plain to see is the graves of french priest penned up by this place of pilgrimage draws people of every race. into faith family outing to the grave of jack daisy the love of beatified french missionary. was born a hindu but is now a christian by the mondays hindu and and mary is christian each year they come here together. as you therefore if i have problems i come here to talk about it with father enough the onset doesn't always come right away but it does come or not but . i usually prefer the children i want them to be growing nicely give them good health. and there would be education good manners that is importing. the very dead children are going now growing man is saying their. good habits are really important. in the m

mollie had beaten chiang kai shek 3 times in huge battles involving millions of combatants mao was a winner in this contest from the early 1930 s. on but we knew very little about it and people don't understand that even today. shanghai here is the message clearly as foreign businessmen bought up their shops go now go quickly communism archer's take what you can but please. elemental haste the western powers evacuate the city they have built for good and bad alike mostly the businessmen come for profit as well as missionaries come to feel must say good bye south b.n.c. steams the last of western influence farewell to a century. people and today it's difficult to understand the paranoia ignited by mouse revolution. as we look at china on the map we can see that china is the basic cause of all of our troubles in asia i believe that for the sake of cake. it needs. to be prepared for the puppy beneath. a shiny new at the on the united way. one of the myths about mao is that he was an implacable enemy of the capitalist west. shanghai today is a prosperous international city still run by t

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f kay what are we doing?how as a nation cannot what it means to live in a pluralistic society, with people who have a broad range of views and can have those discussions and do it in a civil way, then i don't think we can say anything. we have got to figure out how to do civil discourse in this country. employees atthe google need to learn that. dear god, they called me a white racist. they just assumed, they did not even do their research to figure out who kay james is. and that is sad. i want to do my part. i do not want to engage in that part of debate or that kind of rhetoric. i do believe you can have deeply fundamentally different beliefs, and respect individuals who have a different perspective and engage in civil discourse. susan: third issue is over the leadership of heritage. the board asked you to stabilize it. it was back in the news after two years. what the book "american carnage," were he wrote about the change of leadership. what do you want the people out in the country who follow heritage an

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y>> talk briefly about the flying tigers in shang kai-shek. >> yes it is a fascinating story and it wasan honor to tell in the book this is one of the most fascinating commanders from world war ii. he was basically an army air force fighter pilots grew up in the backwoods of louisiana essentially became a predecessor to the blue angels he had a group called the flying trapeze stationed at maxwell army base that would travel the country doing these acrobatic performances that some of the most well known and in the miami airshow he was approached by a chinese military officer and said how would you like to fly for us in china? that was pretty extraordinary at first he declined because he had a wife and seven kids but over the course over the next couple of years he saw his career was getting stalled and s concerned about ended up flying a desk and since he accepted the invitation going to china in 1937 and into becoming a close advisor to shang kai-shek and his wife madame who was educated in the us and fluent in english and she really thought china's position which started july 1937 was

just start breathing really heavy, and turn bright red. 14—year—old kai, from chesterfield, walks histy disorder. it has meant that, for years, he has rarely been to school. teachers don't really notice how you have it. they just think that you're misbehaving or not concentrating in class. and they think that you're naughty. his mum, debbie, says she has been threatened with fines from the school for kai's low attendance, and social services have even been called to her home. i have sat at work and cried. i have almost lost myjob. and i used to ring school, crying, saying, you know, "can you help me? what are we going to do?" "oh, no, you need this, you need a doctor's letter." and i'm like, well, we've got that. we've presented you with that. what more do we do? kai's school say that they recognise that some of their students experience many challenges, and they take their role they play in their care incredibly seriously. but the charity mind believes that many children like kai, who experience school refusal, are being treated as truants. the department for education told us: i jus

love is in the air and so is cannabis in the bride l bow kay. coming from a shop in mesa, arizona. makes the bouquets at the dispensary. there are a lot of rules for the special arrangements. the brided needs a valid medical marijuana card that's the rule and the marijuana in the bouquet need to stay under the legal limit. the bride can replant the stems we when the wedding is over. it's like a reusable kind of thing. >> wow! . it looks pretty. bouquets. >> it's nice. it's a thing. >> apparently it's getting popularity okay. >> before we go take us outside how are we look. >> beautiful right now. the extended forecast has 90 tomorrow. here comes the heat, 9 on thursday. we could see smoke from the fires burning up near chico. redding, red bluff towards beau not that thick but negotiating about bay could get a entity bit of mechanic hanging onto heat on saturday. dropping down on sunday, monday and tuesday. last blast of summer. >> very nice. and before we go a beautiful shot of the chase center. dave matthews band performing for the first time dual events. the giants game a few blo

and mary kay henry, president of the service employees international union. of you with us this evening. cecil, let me begin with you because you are an estate that played a huge role back in deciding the 2016 election. i'm curious to get your thoughts on what you are hearing from the women voters that you've been talking to and what are the issues that are most important to them for 2020? >> well, it's really exciting to be back in detroit where we had hundreds of women today gathered together to talk about what it's going to take to turn out women a year from now. and of course what we know about michigan is that in 2018 i think there were 700,000 more women voted than in the previous midterm election. they elected a woman governor, you know, secretary of state, increased their percentage in the house and in the congress. and women in michigan are really on fire. and that's why super majority and a super majority education fund just did a bus stop here to help train and build community because i really think that women in michigan know that there is so much

kay james through her long career at the united nations. president of the heritage foundation and influential american conservative thinking. she grew up in relative poverty in virginia a nswe i’s in relative poverty in virginia answers those experiences shape her worldview. and john fugelsang as an american political comedian, actor, broadcaster, and commentator. he has made a documentary to see if the american dream is still alive in the face of rising inequality. that is oui’ face of rising inequality. that is our panel. welcome to you well. applause .ok, applause . ok, panel, quick question at the beginning. statistics show that the richest 1% globally own at nearly half of the world's

kai's school say that they recognise that some of their students experience many challenges, and theyplay in their care incredibly seriously. but the charity mind believes that many children like kai, who experience school refusal, are being treated as truants. the department for education says: ijust don't want to be, like, the one who has anxiety, and known for it and everything. i want to be known as a kid who is just normal. by speaking out, it will lead to more understanding and support for children experiencing school refusal. mark ansell, bbc news, chesterfield. burger king has announced it will no longer be giving away plastic toys with children's meals, following pressure to reduce plastic waste. it comes after two schoolgirls from hampshire petitioned the fast food giant and its rival mcdonald's to remove the toys. mcdonald's announced it will allow parents to swap happy meal toys for a bag of fruit in selected stores. how do you guide a shoal of dolphins trapped in a busy city centre canal back out to sea? you make a human chain, of course. this team of 14 volunteers in st

speaking of feeding the monkeys i want to go into the comments section on the very 1st episode of kai's report it looks like it says 9 years ago that's because it's actually 10 years ago but the comments were here's one hahaha this is awesome i love your new show max so people were pretty happy with that also stacey is pretty darn hot. i had to put that right now i mean i'm putting a supercut together with just 10 years of stacy's hairdos. and max guys are so hyper what is this caffeine intake like 30 cups a day oh yeah 30 is a minimum i mean that's that's just to get started and wow this real newscast has come a long way and it just gets better and better i appreciate and enjoy every episode so glad to have found it that is somebody who came to it for years after watching that 1st line and left a comment to say wow like now watching it 4 years later a lot of people had gone to this 1st episode at episode 1000 when we had our and 1000 episodes anniversary they went back and look you know the approach was to look at it like a crime scene what's happening in the banking sector and to disc

kay thank you very much the capital business. time for me to watch emma james joins us getting to you the brakes it roller coaster. continues on its course that could be a general election i in the u. k. it's possible but no one's quite sure what's happening it is kind of the worst kept secret in british politics that. it was possible this is going to happen people talking about the date of october the fourteenth i'm boris johohnson seseems to have intntimate is tt take it out to be october the fifteenth. and the british cartoonists very quick off the mark on this one pool thomas he's a political cartoonist at this very simple image boris johnson with that but the polling books and the data fifty thought of october. in his own eyes he l looks slilighy s. i idol statartled butut anywd nonot just i in myy m mind a chn itemems in the e eveningg standd hahas thiss onene with perersonl competining himimself into a corner. andnd t this i is the ds markeded elelection becausese he really doesn't't have. too many options up his sleeve ri

sterling jewelers, known to many jared jewelers, or kay jewelers. acampora, perhaps no the -- better exampifies exemplifies the harm caused by rbitration than sterling jewelers. the new york magazine published promotion the pay and lawsuit against sterling jewelers, which at one point nearly 70,000 women. these stories should outrage of us. diane of lancaster, pennsylvania, said that after years at kay jewelers and six years of experience at she made $2 to $4 ess per hour than her more recently hired, lessor experienc experienced male colleagues. was promoted to manager, she attended the company's annual manager's florida.n on a shuttle bus back to the resort, she was pulled onto the ap of a manager who held her tightly and fondled her. at the same meeting, a district to kiss her. at a later meeting, she had to tub because discussion turned uncomfortably sexual. he was later told the hot tub scene turned into an orgy. and that's just the tip of the iceberg. is amanda burger, a person her way up to assistant manager, who after five years of complaine

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. ♪ ♪ >> kay coles james, after many years as they trustee. took over the reins in december of 2017, almost two years. what were your primary goals when you took the position? mrs. james: i have been given very specific instructions by our board. they were very interested in settling the organization down. making sure that it had world-class management. as well as, taking the very important messages we have from the heritage foundation to new audiences. largely we were focused on washington, d.c., and speaking to legislators, and people within the administration. we really felt like our conservative message needed a voice. with some demographics that we were not active in. we needed to talk to women. we needed to talk to minorities. we needed to talk to the youth of this country. our conservative values are so important that we cannot ignore those constituencies with a message, we have to win them. >> on your website you talk about how 70% of your funding -- which is about how much? 90 million? mrs. james: you could say in that range. >> 70% c

vessels try to avoid the affected area all together often the libyan coast guard is the last resort for kay and his colleagues this is a frustrating experience and that's because long as ships are being feast rescue capacities are being cut somewhere the only ones keeping an eye on the water we have to deal with situations like this. we're back on the ground where exactly we cannot say. much here are aware that there are organizations activities are being closely monitored since you governments such as italy have started to crack down on rescue n.g.o.s see watch faces public criticism and accusations that they are aiding people smugglers. a claim that most vigorously rejects. but. we would never communicate with people smugglers and no capacity that's simply criminals have made a business with people who suffer and make money out of the 2nd stance that they're so desperate and see no other way than reaching out to them. listen i send it to. chi says these claims are used to paint them as criminals and distract from the real issue. despite the mounting pressure media say they will continue t

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welcome to breakfast withjon kay and louise minchin.nt and labour to ensure the bill to block a no—deal brexit goes through parliament. it comes after another humiliating defeat in the house of commons for the prime minister, when mps rejected his calls for a general election. it's a story that's changing rapidly. we'll ask the key players how this affects the october brexit deadline, what it means for borisjohnson and whether there'll be a snap general election. rescuers begin to reach the northern bahamas,

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welcome to breakfast withjon kay and nina warhurst. our headlines today: a "political put—up job" — anger in downing street as borisjohnson is referred to the police watchdog over allegations he gave favourable treatment to an american businesswoman when he was mayor of london. the labour leaderjeremy corby pledges to scrap the universal —— the labour leaderjeremy corbyn pledges to scrap the universal the heat dominates at the world athletics championships. kenya's ruth chepngetich wins the women's marathon, but nearly half the field pull out. good morning, very unsettled weekend ahead and while there is some sunshine the forecast there is also heavy rain and strong winds. all of the details in the next half—an—hour. it's saturday the 28th of september. our top story: downing street has reacted angrily after boris johnson was referred to the police watchdog over his friendship with an american businesswoman. the independent office for police conduct will look at whether a criminal investigation should be launched into allegations thatj

gaps and the 2nd was fortuitous kevin fall and lobby again after a rush of blood from the home keeper kai habits with the assist now that he knew much about it. fall and played a part. in the 3rd go through no after an 84 minutes will be seen more conventional fashion hafitz turning score a good warm up for the much tougher test on choose day. now to meit's where there was a bundesliga premier and it wasn't both spoke 1st defeat of the season they ran out one they'll win as must say to savor scoring the only goal of the match in the 9th minute but the highlight came in stoppage time as mights coach xandros watts saw red is the 1st time a coach has been sent off since the rule change at the beginning of the season. let's have a look at the results from asked a 6 so far look at this not a single team managed to win at home dortmund are the only ones to even get a point or was it points last for braman as they are the only away team not so when the 1st side to start the trend when you're in berlin on friday night both of frankfurt's new striker has got on the scoresheet andre silvers had a h

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jerry stratler, carlos, kay, andrew, cynthia snider, rodriguez and mark antoine ne. >> i am kay crumb. we objectject. wwe object to the continuance. we changed schedules. there is a violation which the commission should make a ruling on before another presentation is made. any tweaking of the plans will not be affected by that. we would like to go ahead with our presentation about the violations today. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> madam president, may i make a comment on whether to continue or not. might i suggest that we give them direction in terms of the demolition issue and other things and should it be not the position of this commission to grant that, and i think that changes. >> please help me out. we have to get public comment before we can give direction. >> if you are only accepting testimony on the continuance you are only considering the continuance right now. >> my suggestion is we hear this and provide direction. require them to come back based upon the comments of this commission, then that establishes what they need to do. >> the problem we have nothing to he

welcome to breakfast withjon kay and mega munchetty. our headlines today: thomas cook asks for emergency government funding to stop it going bust and leaving thousands of holidaymakers stranded. infighting overshadows the start of the labour party conference as activists try to remove the deputy leader tom watson. the united states is to send troops and military defence systems to saudi arabia after drone and missile attacks on the kingdom's oil facilities. the rugby world cup is under way and the defending champions new zealand play later against south africa, who are expected to rival them for the title in what's expected to be the most open tournament in years. good morning. it will be another dry and sunny day for the vast majority of the uk. a little warmer for many of the uk. a little warmer for many of us than yesterday but windier as well. but there are changes afoot, as the day progresses, particularly in the west. i will have more detail for you in around a quarter of an hour. good morning. it's saturday the 21st of september.

as we go through the coming days is that weather weather that cloudy or whether just fading outs of kay and that will sink his way for the south it's in these woods as we go on through thursday else where the hot sunshine continues still a little bit about average in baghdad at around 43 degrees of 44 q a city that's not quite as hot as that's across the arabian peninsula we have still got some cloud in place from the iran months on tropical storm matter because cycling made its way across armand of course we are looking at that facing out quite smartly now as it pushes this way an allowance of dry skies to come back in 36 celsius here in doha with more was some shine for the day is somewhat cooler sunshine across southern parts of africa quite a southerly bloss that is they saw a cold direction here even across the other woman was this of the mozambique channel we want to see showers into central and southern parts of mozambique as a result of that look at the temperatures. up and 90 degrees into how this but it does warm up by the end of the week. as pretty prepares to exit the people

welcome to breakfast, withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today: you should be in brussels, negotiatingorley, in leeds! a prime minister under pressure after his brother quits borisjohnson's hopes of a snap election hang in the balance. aid starts arriving in the bahamas, amid warnings that the death toll from hurricane dorian could be staggering. as one roof blowed off, we ran to another house, that blowed off. there were vehicles blowing in the background. it was just horrific. failing to stop fake reviews. tripadvisor is accused of not tackling fake entries

good morning from westminster withjon kay. the house of commons‘ doors will re—open today after the dramatic supreme court ruling that the prime minister's suspension of parliament was unlawful. borisjohnson has cut short his trip to the un and he's flying back now to face mps, but has rejected calls for his resignation. i have the highest respect of course for ourjudiciary and for the independence of our courts but i must say, i strongly disagree with thisjudgement. and this is louise minchin in the studio, also this morning president trump is facing an impeachment inquiry over allegations he tried to get the ukrainian government to dig up dirt on one of his political rivals. inmates take over a wing of long lartin prison after attacking prison guards. more questions for thomas cook. the company's pension scheme is now under scrutiny — over fears staff could receive far less than expected when they retire. a huge upset in the league cup as tottenham are beaten on penalties by the league two side colchester united, in what is

welcome to breakfast withjon kay in westminster, as parliament begins another crucial week in the brexitng: mps are to vote again today on holding a snap general election, with boris johnson facing a second defeat. and a new law to delay brexit comes into force today — but government ministers are looking for a way around it. and this is louise minchin in the studio. also today, more than 120 firefighters are tackling a major fire at a block of flats in south—west london. little mix'sjesy nelson reveals that online bullying following led her to try to take her own life. so

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good morning welcome to breakfast withjon kay and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: church of englando criticise mps, accusing them of using language "not worthy of our country". the prime minister's advisor dominic cummings was confronted by a labour mp in a speech later he described the rows over brexit as "a walk in the park". there are still "significant gaps" in preparing the nhs and care—homes