kais clearly does not care.e, unfortunately like elizia said, we're currently going through a shift both in the u.k. and other parts of the world, other parts of europe, where we are going more right wing, and immigration is the main focus in policies. and so, then they do kind of see kais as a possible allied would -- wlly with that. but with kais, migration has increased, so even on that part of alone he is not much of an ally. folly: what response did you get from the british government to your request? kaouther: currently at the moment, we haven't had a response yet. but it's not been -- things have escalated since. so we do hope that we do get something back very soon, because we are finally hearing a bit more of stern words towards kais. so, maybe. we're hopeful. folly: amine, let me ask you the same thing, the international community. we heard the u.s. state department expressing alarm over the arrest of rached ghannouchi. do you expect any significant action from the west if this crackdown intensifies in

kai—markus mueller, a real pleasure having you on this show. and, kai, let's start with this.ricks that retailers use? well, there is a wealth of them in consumer psychology. but i'll tell you a few of them. a very, very, very strong component is, for example, the default effect. so, for example, if you have a subscription, it renews by default, and we have trouble thinking about the renewal, wejust let it go. then there are things like red signs for discounts. people have learned these things, over and over that red signs give you pleasure. people believe that they get a good deal, despite the fact that they are actually playing a game that is set by the company that sells these products. and, kai, i'm wondering, do you think, you know, are consumers more likely to be accepting of rising pricesjust because of all the information about inflation that we're constantly hearing about? yes, absolutely. 0ur minds adapt very quickly to new situations. and a very important concept in that respect is anchoring. so, if i am getting used to high numbers, also my price perception goes up

chiang kai shek have been happy.if we'd have put troops into china and fought side by side with his army. we were not going to do that. but that influence was that cordell hull felt from china prevented him from acting in the best of the united states. any other questions there's one. but what was your book about? you brought him into my. no. is your book available? the book about malls and admirals and diplomats. it is released today. and is available in our gift store downstairs. and you can sign it. i'm sure he will. you be signing books out of you if you like to sign a book, i'll be happy to sign. okay. i'm sorry. i should also add add on to that statement if we'd have never gotten into that war with japan today, presumably. and it's hard to know exactly what could have happened. japan would not have given taiwan. they would not have given up korea. they would not have given up manchuria. we would have two powers in the far east today. taiwan had been taken by japan and as a result of the sino japanese war in 189

the judge was this katty kay? the 'udge was concerned about i this katty kay?his. we i this katty kay? the judge was concerned about this. we had| concerned about this. we had that in the courtroom today. donald trump is not under a gag order as a presidential candidate, but he has been warned to watch the way that he, certainly, himself, bans, but he can't control the millions of americans that supported him and will act in his name. we are in a moment where there is a lot of, at least, violence, we see it, this information online, violent rhetoric online, and we have to hope that this stays just as rhetoric and nothing else. thejudge spoke just as rhetoric and nothing else. the judge spoke about it and that is pretty unusual. thank you all again for all of your insights tonight. very interesting discussion we have had here on a remarkable day in the us. thank you so much. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. reporting for duty after clocking up more than 500,000 miles, most recently in dorset, it is patients not passengers will be looking for

president trump said kay ivey is a great _ president trump said kay ivey is a great governon _ she knowsng that kay ivey. yes, puts you to shame. look who's talking. we heard earlier the us president joe biden called the incident outrageous and unacceptable. what other reaction has there been? in other reaction has there been? i�*i that statement he went on to say what has our nation come to when children cannot attend a birthday party without fear? when parents have to worry every time the kids walk out the door to school, the movie theatre or the part? that is the key line here. shootings don�*t happen in some deep, dark part of america, they happen all the time. there are shootings that happened that i have not reported on because we can�*t report everything. they are such a common occurrence. he has passed major gun safety legislation last year, but what he really wants is to ban assault weapons. that is what he wants. assault weapons are the type of weapon is often used in mass shootings. we don�*t know in this case what the weapon was. that is what he has called for in this stateme

straight shooter, that kay ive . ~ ., ., straight shooter, that kay ive. ., ivey.shame. yeah, ivey. with your aim to shame. yeah. look — ivey. with your aim to shame. yeah, look who's _ ivey. with your aim to shame. yeah, look who's talking. - for more perspective from alabama we're joined by muaath al—khattab, a community organiser with faith in action alabama, which works to address gun violence. muaath, thank you for being here. i want to start by asking you, what were your thoughts when you first heard about what took place at this birthday party in your home state?— your home state? thanks for havin: your home state? thanks for having me — your home state? thanks for having me and _ your home state? thanks for having me and i _ your home state? thanks for having me and ijust - your home state? thanks for having me and i just want. your home state? thanks for having me and i just want to | having me and i just want to say on behalf of faith in action alabama our sincere condolences to those who are grieving and those affected in dadeville. our prayers are with

and we expressed our concerns to kai. we laid out on this conference table detailed maps of each of the wilderness areas. we delineated needed access points on existing roads into the wilderness areas that had been closed off. reid: if they had a complaint that was valid, we had maps with us, and we'd just change it right there. they'd call me, "is that ok?" i'd say, "sure, go ahead and do that." johnson: at best we wouldn't get everything we asked for. anderson: at the end of the day, when we cut a deal, we're gonna try to cut a deal that does as good a job at minimizing the things that you're concerned about and maximizing the things that you want. johnson: this process came to an end when an amendment was passed through congress. [gunshot] quite frankly, we got most of what we wanted as did the ranchers, as did the department of wildlife, as did some of the mining interests. and quite frankly, we have some disappointments. all in all, with that amendment, my conclusion is it has worked pretty well. reid: my work on wil

president trump said kay ivey is a great governor.oman knows how to get a bang for her bark. —— the woman knows how to get a bang for her buck. straight shooter, that kay ivey. yeah, puts your aim to shame. yeah, look who's talking. earlier, i spoke with faith in action alabama community organiser, muaath al—khattab, who shed some light on how the shooting has impacted the state. your thoughts when you first heard about what took place at this birthday party in your home state. thanks for having me and ijust want to say on behalf of faith in action alabama our sincere condolences to those who are grieving and those affected in dadeville. our prayers are with them and we pray they are consoled and they find closure. my first thought was, i mean, this is a horrible tragedy of course, i really felt for the victims and those people who were traumatised from the shooting in dadeville and i just felt really sad that this keeps happening and that they had to experience this is a time it was supposed to be a celebration. we heard from our cor

what was your sense, katty kay? i l was your sense, katty kay? how he carries forward into the next election campaign, just to make grievances, most republicans i've spoken to, and i think that bryan would agree with that bryan would agree with that don't think that that is a particularly strong strategy for income of the election. speculating on what this means that the 2024 election and everybody is interested in that, we shouldn't lose sight of the fact that this was an historic day. donald trump became the first american president orformer became the first american president or former president to be ever taken into custody, arrested, effectively, and the new york courthouse, and charged with criminal charges. that is unprecedented in american politics. the challenge south of this country and for the democrats and republicans is how the district attorney's offers deals with this to the degree to which they can separate out the legitimate, judicial proceeding thatis legitimate, judicial proceeding that is not seem to be political, from clearly

it was grandparents larry and kay woodcock whose heartfelt pleas for help made headlines in 2020. >>ing their search. >> juju: the couple had been looking for answers. where did lori vallow take her children? 16-year-old tylee and seven-year-old jj. vallow was known by friends and family for her kindness and beauty seen here as a contestant for mrs. texas back in 2004. at the time, she was married to joseph ryan daughter tylee father. the two would later divorce. it was the third of five marriages for lori. she would go on to marry charles vallow. >> she is very energetic but now i think it is all a faÇade. >> juju: kay woodcock is the sister. he talked with "2020". they said they had a good marriage until 2018 when things began to fray after lori met chad daybell and a spiritual confidence. she became captivated by his teachings about his visions of an apocalypse. chad had written a number of books like the times of turmoil series focused on the end of the world. by 2019, the vallows were locked in a divorce with charles citing concerns about larry's religious police think she had b

"well, i'm out fishin' so this kay ivey fleshlight has got to get the job done!"d beer commercials. i mean, sure, they were a lot of boobs but at least they weren't like, "these boobs are biological boobs." that made no sense. like, what was going on with that woman shoving a giant fish into a tiny box? is that something real women do? it wasn't even near the sea. it was in a closet! what is a fish doing in a closet? even that actor had no idea what was going on. she was like, "please tell me this is for porn, and not some weird sarah huckabee sanders ad." and this should be obvious, but i am so sick of this trans women are not real women. [cheers and applause] having a vagina does not make you a women. having a crippling fear of using too many exclamation points in an email, that is what makes you a woman. [applause] let's move onto the big story rocking the media world today. you know that stupid look that is always on tucker carlson's face? [cheers and applause] well, today, he has a good reason for it. >> this just into cnn. tucker carlson is out at fox news.

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who signed a permless carry bill into law and cruised to victory using campaign ads like this one >> kayicks so much liberal butt, i bet her leg is tired >> no step too high for a high stepper. >> yes, ma'am. >> that's right. >> what does that mean, anyway >> i don't know, but i like it >> okay, that's sick the youth-led movement to put people over guns has its eye on kay ivey and kristi noem and greg abbott and every other republican who values weapons over human lives their cry, vote them all out, which is exactly what protesters alongside william barber were marching for in tennessee today. >> while kids are dying, while students are told to run, hide, and fight, the so-called solution our lawmakers are offering is to put more guns in more places. we want safe schools, not fortresses we want to be teachers, not soldiers >> joining me now is reverend mark thompson who participated in the march reverend al sharpton and host of "politics nation," and gun safety advocate fred guttenberg, who lot his 14-year-old daughter in the 2018 mass shooting in parkland, florida. he's the co-author of

plus "cobra kai" star ralph macchio. also, train performs. all next, on "live." and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. i wish it would stuck on there. morning. hi, deja, good morning. i tried to get that stuck to the back of your coat. -didn't work. -it didn't work. nice childish prank. it didn't work. it is tuesday, april 4th. kelly just ripped a sign. actually, i ripped a sign that says "no food or drink on the wall" back there. -it said no food or drink. -she tried to stick it to my back. and i tried to stick it to the back of his jacket, but it fell right off.

one was soon kai, a specialist on geo politics in the arctic. he tried to warn the chinese authorities around the 2015 or 2016. at that time i right there were appeal process or the wising that china? sure. the publisher ah, paper are arctic issues are china's the i'll take in pension and policy because most of the suspicions of her, the earliest, the days when time is pious. the observer's thing has a love of one other whizzing. the theme is the china do not halla paper or china. as the i p, a tennis, the pension in the, in the arctic are not clear. here when it comes on commission authors, only one from the blank paper, shyness, arctic, arctic. part of what you mean with the silver. so in january of 2018 china presented a white paper laying out its arctic policy to the international press. or along with climate issues. it mainly outlined china's polar seal growth project and the country's plans to exploit the arctics natural resources. the arctic white paper is actually a sign of more self confident, somewhat more ambitious, and more risk taki

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have detained a pro independence actors who tried to spray paint a statue of the former leader. chiang kai shek many young taiwanese condemned chang as an authoritarian ruler. campaigners want the statue remove people in paraguay or voting in a general election to choose the president, parliament and local governments. a central issue for the south american nation is relations with china. campaigning also focused on high electricity prices and inequality. ukraine has confirmed and launched a drone attack, which caused a massive fire at an oil terminal in russian occupied crimea. ukrainian. ari says the strike as part of his preparations for a long expense expected rather counter offensive. moscow and stored authorities at the port of sylvester, paul said i brought the fire quickly under control. good. not before the blaze burned through tons of oil products. keith did not claim responsibility for the attack. ukraine's military intelligence chief said a higher power was at work, claiming the incident was god's punishment for an earlier wave of russian air strikes on ukraine. those strikes w

thank you, kay. thank you so much. our history is so important. and today i'm terrified that it's getting lost. so i thank you for bringing its history to us. my question is that you discussed the liaison between sally hemings and thomas jefferson. do you think that their liaison had a great deal of love in it? and can you talk about the education that i think both of them had as they went through their travels? okay. so i'm going to start with the last part of that question. the education they had and thank you for that question. okay. so many of you probably know that jefferson was ambassador and minister to france after the civil war. his wife was already dead. her name was martha. well, skelton, i mean, i'm a revolutionary war. thank you. thank you. and he's in paris and one of his children dies and names lucy, a little girl dies. and at this point, jefferson wants all of his children with him. there were only two survivors, one martha, my four times great grandmother was already in paris with him. maria was not. he wanted maria brought over t

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detained a pro, independent activist who tried to spray paint a statue of the former leader. chiang kai shek. many young taiwanese condemn chang as an authoritarian ruler. and campaigners matter statute removed. people in paraguay or voting in a general election to choose the president of parliament and local governments. a central issue for the south american nation is relations with china. campaigning also focused on high electricity prices and inequality. as turn out the war ukraine authorities in russian occupied crimea, say a massive oil terminal fire was caused by a ukrainian drone attack. keith does not deny the claim, and both sides appear to be stepping up airstrikes before a long awaited ukrainian counter offensive. moscow and stored authorities at the port of sebastopol say they brought the fire quickly under control, but not before the blaze burned through tons of oil products. keith did not claim responsibility for the attack. ukraine's military intelligence chief said a higher power was at work, claiming the incident was god's punishment for an earlier wave of russian air

detained a pro independence activist who tried to spray paint a statue of the former leader. chiang kai shek, many young taiwanese condemned cheng. as an authoritarian ruler, campaigners was the statue removed. in ecuador, at least 10 people have been killed in a shooting attack in the port of wire kill the victim for watching a football match in an auto repair shop. state of emergency is in force in the city because of rising drug related violence. hope frances has wrapped up a 3 day trip to hungary with an outdoor mass in budapest, tens of thousands gathered to hear the pontiff say that hungary must not shut out migrants or the poor putting himself at odds with the anti immigrant policies of prime minister victor or ban, but nearly lip at brothers and sisters. please, please open the doors, the oh, the pipes parting plea to hungary and a message for europe. they pulled the queue, see the closed doors of our indifference toward those in suffering and poverty. the close doors toward those who have foreign, different migrant. poor on the land, all little keeping the doors open to migrant

detained a pro, independence activists who tried to spray paint a statue of the former leader. chiang kai shek. many young taiwanese condemned chang as an authoritarian ruler. campaigners want the stature removed people in paraguay or voting in a general election to choose the president, parliament and local governments. a central issue for the south american nation is relations with china. campaigning also focus on high electricity prices and inequality. it was just grand master ding leer and has become the 1st chinese player to win the world. championship is a 30 year old beat rushes young iep on your knees. she in a rapid or play tiebreaker like hasn't capital esta or the title carries or 2000000 euro prize. lightly half her air in germany there are long queues for a cheap new ticket which lets people use public transport nationwide. the aim is to reduce road traffic and help the government to meet its environmental goals. the new ticket is selling fast, but some doubt whether it can live up to an initiative introduced last year. it's year that i can take it a success. i to germany's w

have detained a pro, independent activist who tried to spray paint a statue, a former leader. chiang kai shek many anti when he's condemned chang. as an authoritarian ruler, campaigners one has tax. you removed a gas leak in the northern state indian state. open job has killed 11 people, others are being treated in hospital. the weak half engine in industrial and district and source is being investigated as pakistan as voting on constitutional reforms that would boost human rights, but allow the president to stay in office until 2040 the change would also abolish capital punishment and strengthen civil rights plus u s president joe biden says he is quote, working like how to secure the release of americans detained unlawfully abroad. biden spoke to family members of detainees at the annual white house dinner for journalists. he also welcome basketball star, brittany greiner. she was jailed on drug charges in russia, but later released let's turn out of the war in ukraine and authorities in russian occupied crimea. they, a massive oil terminal fire, was caused by a ukrainian drone attack.

after he try to spray paint a statue of the former leader, chiang kai shek many young taiwanese c chung as a controversial figure because of his authoritarian rule, the taiwan republic office group was the statue remove authorities in india say a gas leak in the northern state of punjab has killed 11 people, others are being treated in hospital. the leak happened in an industrial district. the source is being investigated. gas leaks or common in india due to poor checks and safety standards. pope francis has rounded off his 3 day trip to hungry with a public mass in budapest, parliament square, tens of thousands gathered to hear the pontiff who said that hungry must not close the doors on migraines or the poor is plea is at odds with the policies of hon. gary and prime minister victor, oregon, who is against immigration during his visit, the pope also met with refugees, including some from ukraine who had fled to neighboring hungry some $1000000.00 ukrainians have crossed the border there since the war began. refugees from ukraine were among the hundreds of people who crowded to meet pi

detained, a pro, independent activist who tried to spray paint a statue of the former leader. chiang kai shek when young taiwanese condemn chang as an authoritarian ruler. campaigners want the statute removed. a gas leak in the northern state of punjab in india has killed 11 people. others are being treated in hospital. the week happened in an industrial district, and the source is being investigated was beck's done, is voting on constitutional reforms that would boost human rights, but allow the president to stay in office until 2040 the changes would also abolish capital punishment and strengthen civil rights. let's turn out the war in ukraine. authorities in russian occupied crimea, say a mass of oil terminal fire was caused by a ukrainian drone attack. keith does not deny the claim. both sides appear to be stepping up airstrikes before a long awaited ukrainian counter offensive. moscow installed authorities at the port of sylvester, paul said i brought the fire quickly under control. good. not before the blaze burned through tons of oil products. keith did not claim responsibility fo

ofjulian nagelsmann and louis enrique still believed to be in the long—term picture for chelsea. 0llie kayall writer at the athletic, and has questioned the club's decision making this season, but believes that lampard's reappointment does make sense. i have been questioning the direction of the club for the last 12 months, i believe they have made a number of terrible decisions, a lot of this has come from sacking a manager at the start of the season which they did not need to do, but despite being a sort of serial critic of this regime, i think thisjust gives them time, breathing space, while they look for a new manager, it's a very interim appointment, somebody who knows the club well, who knows the immediate task. i don't see a downside to it. new zealand 0di captain kane williamson is expected to miss this year's world cup after rupturing a knee ligament playing in the indian premier league. he injured his acl while fielding in the tournament's opening game. the world cup in october in india may well come too soon. ireland lead bangladesh after day three of the tour, they looked in da

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special correspondent for bbc news, katty kay. and pulitzer prize winning columnist and associate editor of "the washington post," eugen robinson is with us. wow, we have a lot to talk about today, including this field hearing, willie, which, wow, i mean, they were really out to make a point i don't know wasting a lot of time and money. >> yeah, you have congressmen and women from ohio and georgia and other places suddenly deeply concerned about crime in new york city, when it happens that the district attorney is taking on their guy, donald trump congress is back in session yesterday after a two-week recess instead of being up on capitol hill, the republican-led house judiciary committee took its work on the road for a field hearing, as they're calling it, in new york city they look to discredit the district attorney prosecuting president trump by blaming him for a post-pandemic spike in crime. this as data shows a decrease in crime since alvin bragg took office last year in the hearing, victims of violent crime in manhattan, the