it's clear to me that young man again in your report, kingsley has some worry that once he's in russia, the kremlin might compel him to fight with russia his army. how widespread is that worry among nigerians? and is it a legitimate fear we have heard about this reports that allegedly nigerians, but also students from other african countries allegedly the faults to flight. oh ok, cool. and the allegedly being forced to fight for russia at the front line. now this is something we cannot prove. we did have received information from a jew and family who did not want to go on camera for security reasons. were told us that their son currently service interruption military but on a voluntary basis, because simply he did not find a job. they told us after he was done with his study. so clearly it is a time patient also to make some money. the question of course, and this is something we cannot answer just how many students not only nigerians, but african students overall. and for a students in russia feel tempted to joined the russian military and very much so the jury is also king. so, you k

second, more scope. issue of like single kingsley stewed in that consulate q last week. now he's got he's russian visa loud. so so, so, so exciting that they'd be like that wasn't myself anymore. i was just jumping. there's nothing to keep him in nigeria, the job opportunities here is very, very, not encouraging inflation. even if you get a job payments, you can't sustain yourself with it. so i said to myself, do everything to the kingston. he's getting ready to go to norfolk road in san for russia in a few weeks. that's where he will learn how to teach english to russian students. every thing is faithful by russia, except for the flights he sense the scholarship go by the addition feet. you accommodation and then you have as depend on things depend, so i believe with the month lease depend icon by us, my labor at the moment study and then get into of this the number of students leaving places like this in africa to study in russia has tripled in the past decade, roches education ministry says they are owned 35000 africans currently studying in russia, including more tha

more are making plans to go to cities like most of the she was like language kingsley stewed in that consulate q last week. now he's got he's russian visa loud. like so so so, so exciting that very be like i wasn't myself anymore. oh yeah. jumping. there's nothing to keep him in nigeria, the job opportunities here is very, very, not encouraging this inflation even if you get a job the payments you can sustain yourself with it. so i said to myself, do i, it isn't the kingston. he's getting ready to go to norfolk road in san for russia in a few weeks. that's where he will learn how to teach english to russian students. everything is spiteful by russia except for the flight c sense the scholarship provide the tuition fee, your accommodation, and then you have as depend once they've been. so i believe with the model is depend icon. but as my labor at the moment study and then get into of this, the number of students leaving places like this in africa to study in russia has tripled in the past decade. roches education ministry says they are owned 35000 africans, currently studying in russ

we need more people to come to russia, help us achieve our goals in, in war or any kind of meet. kingsley speaks no russian, he source of information, social media, and then a jury and friend in russia. yeah. is there any tend, like, is making you worried, like, in terms of the whole political situation, the address? yeah. you print in the program. yours. what kingston? east board, he's heard about foreigners who ended up using the russian military fist. if russia asked me to join the military at some point of the shop. and as a person, i wouldn't go for it's or because that was my main will to come into the come to mind will to these, to come study for me, i must us medically so good. obviously if nigeria has to be in a strong ally of the united states, but the western powers are losing influence into regions and russia, it's taking active steps to win african hearts. and more about someone using before you, firefighters across california baffling was fast threatening thousands of homes. days of extreme temperatures of fuel blazes and several areas forcing residents to fleet. fire agenci

kingsley, arrived on september 19, weighing in at four pounds, 12 ounces. she was more than a month early, likely because she didn't want to miss the home stretch of this wild presidential race. we are so thrilled to report that mom and baby are healthy and well, congratulations to kimberly and her husband, chris kingsley is perfect. and you're seeing and family is so incredibly happy for we can't wait to meet her thank you for joining inside politics today. cnn new central starts after the break years here's have been saying saying publicly, what people say and turns out, i have enough money. i could just shut off october 5th on cnn. >> when it comes to amgen, life changing medical breakthroughs, every second counts. but without investment, those breaks are often past. cities seamlessly connected banking markets and services, businesses deliver global financial solutions. so our client keep investing in innovations for patients of round-the-world without pause. for the love of moving our clients forward. for the love of progress i'd like to take a moment t

need more people to come to russia, hep us a cheap or goals in the, in, in war or any kind of e. kingsley speaks no russian, the source of information, social media, and the nigerian friend in russia. yeah, is it any kind of like, is making you worried, like in terms of the whole a political situation? the address? yeah. you print in kingston. he is worried. he's worried about for a nurse who's ended up using the russian military fist. if russia asked me to join the military at some point, i'd be shocked. and as a person, i wouldn't go for it because that wasn't my main will to come into the country mind will to these to come study for me, i must us medically so good. obviously if nigeria has to be in a strong ally of the united states, but the western powers are losing influence in the region and russia, it's taking active steps to win african hearts. and my quick look at similar stories making headlines. the russians begun. major naval exercises in the sea of japan joined by small contingent of chinese ships. moscow says the drills will involve more than $400.00 warships and $90000.00 p

we need more people to come to russia, help us achieve our goals in, in war or any kind of meet. kingsley speaks no russian, he source of information, social media, and then a jury and friend in russia. yeah. is there any tend, like, is making you worried, like, in terms of the whole a political situation, the address? yeah. you print in with kingston east board. he's worried about for a nurse who ended up so you seen the russian military fist if russia asked me to join the military at some point of the shop and as a person i wouldn't go for it's because that wasn't my main will to come into the country mind will to these, to come study for me, i must us medically so good. obviously if nigeria has to be in a strong ally of the united states, but the western powers are losing influence in the region and russia, it's taking active steps to win african hearts. and my i'm beverly or chang is a security on list at the center for strategic and international studies. she joins us from deca incentive. now. welcome to the w 6. let's start with how russia benefits by attracting african students. i

for the trial, tara hires attorney james kingsley. >> according to him, tara was actually entrapped by the state of ohio and jenny cheadle, she says you can't back out of this. >> you need to bring some money. >> this guy is no joke. da da da da da. i'm like, what am i supposed to do? >> they put an expert on the stand who was a psychologist who tried to testify that she didn't have the capacity to really understand the nature of what she was doing. >> her attorney even used those five inch stilettos as part of his defense, asking the jury not to quote, judge her by her shoes. lambert doesn't know what's appropriate for a situation. she's childlike. life's a fantasy to her. the jury doesn't buy it. and after just 40 minutes, finds tara guilty of one count of conspiracy to commit murder and not guilty of conspiracy to kill. kelly's husband. >> we're hoping that she'll stay off the street as long as possible. >> once she was convicted and she appeared in an orange jumpsuit and orange plastic shoes and no makeup, she wasn't near as dramatic as she had been during the trial. >> kelly, sean

it was a narcissistic relationship that philip kingsley was talking about.a sanchez. >> nana. thank you. the top stories this morning. a campaigner whose niece was killed by her ex—partner after calling the police multiple times, says domestic violence victims need to be heard the first time they call 999. nora norris, whose niece, raneem oudeh and sister were both murdered by masood's ex—partner in 2018. she says those calling the police for help need to be given the opportunity to be saved. the home office says some police forces will start embedding domestic abuse specialists in their 999 control rooms early next year as part of raneem's law, to transform the way police handle cases of violence against women and girls. an inquest found. mistakes made by west midlands police had materially contributed to miss odi and saleem's deaths. home secretary yvette cooper says the government will ensure that things change. victims of domestic abuse need to know that the police will be there for them in an emergency. >> that didn't happen for raneem oudeh when she lo

invention of the ultimate bill in the late 19th century, the cause needed times rather times belgium's kingsley uphold the 2nd was the colonial buddha of what was then, ironically called the free state of congress. during his reign, the companies were tortured, mutilated, and made in the millions to force them to meet the demand. the violence of that era is not being repeated in the g r c today. but the current global demand for cobalt is being driven funding the systems to slow the climate crisis. the world needs to transition to renewable energy, which is unlikely to happen with october. the deal to cease at the top, an estimated $3400000.00 metric tons of it's almost half of the known supply. the con goes blast within or miss resource, well less but also cursed. because throughout history, this resource wealth has attracted imperialists and pirates and pillage years, kings of state and kings of industry to plunder those resources for their enrichment. you cannot understand or really gras what's happening in the congo lead mining sector today without taking stock of in the congolese colonial

kingsley.o it's a really sort of poignant moment because it's been two years. and what are your thoughts , what are your thoughts, immediate thoughts on if we reflect on how those two years since her death have been ? since her death have been? >> wow, i think thinking about her legacy is, is quite painful. >> and thinking about those, those two years at the same time, because i think all of the important things she stood for are in danger of disappearing, i'm thinking about sectarian britain at the moment, and i'm thinking about, all of the street violence and division that's been happening. i think she stood for a few things for me. okay. common sense is the main thing. she was no nonsense and she expected no nonsense from other people as well. and she made common sense. okay. and by god, i miss that, small c conservatism, i think is another one. and this is really important because she was a she symbolised a link between the generations. she was the kind of past, present and future that burk

strategic wealth partners ceo mark tepper, posting the president of lonski and partners lee carter and kingsleyet management cio scotty martin, "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. maria: the federal reserve cutting interest rates for the first time since 2020 by 50 basis points on high end of expectation, chairman jay powell leaving it open path for a soft landing forecasting another half of a point cut later this year, the fed edge aggressive action is renewing investor fuse of a possible recession, kelly o'grady with the breakdown, good morning to you. >> good morning to you it is interesting yesterday's rate decision indicates a federal reserve feels confident about the target but it wants to enter the labor market does not continue to cool, 50 basis points is a big deal many investors rejoiced at the aggressive of the rate cut cycle but i have to give you context in recent years we've only seen a half-point cut in dire times thanks 9/11, covid, some analysts are raising concerns a larger cut could indicate that we even more economic trouble than advertised, jerome powell maintained

>> yeah. >> yeah. >> well spotted molly kingsley, right?ce the scottish independence vote. first minister of scotland, john swinney is going to mark it with a speech shortly. that will be thrilling. stay tuned for that. and a lot more interesting stuff as well. this is britain's newsroom on gb news. >> it is 1048. it's britain's newsroom on gb. news go on. foreign office is urging calm heads and de—escalation after hundreds of simultaneous explosions across lebanon. in parts of syria. this is all to do with people's pages. the most extraordinary was saying it's like james bond gb news home and security editor mark white said, what's it got to do with the foreign office calling for calm head? and i mean, israel won't take any notice of what the foreign office says. >> well, you could argue that perhaps, but they are very concerned about what this will do in terms of escalation in israel. know that the middle east of course, they know that. and i think hezbollah, for some considerable time is not going to be in a position to do much of any co

theoretical discussion to oscar haaga and possibly samuel willis also wrote much according to paul and kingsley, barber wrote much of famous monograph on the two books. so if this was true, this was really academic hijinx of the most extreme form, unfortunately. hoggart died very young and bower, after being finally fed up with marsh. and i think part most of the students relocated to clark university in massachusetts and then got a professorship at unisa's chicago, which at that time was a new institution. but between his really heavy bavarian accent, his extremely nervous personality wasn't exactly a great success with the students there. but he continued to publish quite a bit on mostly present day animals, anatomy, reptiles of mammals and so on. but at some point you just tore it all down and relocated to germany or or came from munich. he went back to munich, but that his psychological issue deteriorated to such an extent he had to be committed to asylum where he died very soon. barbara and wallace went on to be very successful. paleontologists in their own right. wallace as the assistant,

>> well, we're now joined by doctor philip kingsley, a senior fellow at the new culture forum.ne hand, some people are saying, well, i can't afford it either. why should these people get free stuff? and on the other hand, people are saying , well, if you people are saying, well, if you want people to integrate, then isn't this a wonderful initiative? where do you stand? >> first of all, good afternoon. both. it's really, really nice to be here. yeah, i think it's a crazy idea. and as you say, it was implemented, i think in july 2022. so it's been under the radar for quite a long time, but it's just blown up recently , yeah. >> the devil's advocate position is this is great for people because they will be able to integrate and they will be able to appreciate english heritage and english culture and english history. the problem i have with that, and i think the problem that, and i think the problem that most people will have if they know anything about english heritage, is that english heritage, is that english heritage is about deconstructing british heritage and english heritag

host: kingsley is in jackson heights new york on the line for independent.ler: thank you for having me. i just wanted to make a comment. i saw some of the views of the callers, absolutely terrifying. you think about trump, one man has taken a demolition to a whole political system, and then weathering whether that was percolating surface, but it seemed like trump has infected a whole political system and that the russians, they are glad he has come along because he is a conduit through which they can stoke all their misinformation or disinformation with respect to the american people. it amazes me how one guy. we've been having elections for 300 years. this camera has been on earth for whatever, we been a nation, we think your struggles. one man comes around and said 300 years of history out the door, don't care about that. that is false and wrong. and it seems crazy. as my comment, thank you for having me. host: north carolina, line for democrats. caller: yes. host: what is your,? caller: yes. what republicans are doing is weaponizing lives. when they inter

host: kingsley is in jackson heights new york on the line for independent.ler: thank you for having me. i just wanted to make a comment. i saw some of the views of the callers, absolutely terrifying. you think about trump, one man has taken a demolition to a whole political system, and then weathering whether that was percolating surface, but it seemed like trump has infected a whole political system and that the russians, they are glad he has come along because he is a conduit through which they can stoke all their misinformation or disinformation with respect to the american people. it amazes me how one guy. we've been having elections for 300 years. this camera has been on earth for whatever, we been a nation, we think your struggles. one man comes around and said 300 years of history out the door, don't care about that. that is false and wrong. and it seems crazy. as my comment, thank you for having me. host: north carolina, line for democrats. caller: yes. host: what is your,? caller: yes. what republicans are doing is weaponizing lives. when they inter