i'm lowri.rs. she's hoping for support from her schoolmates. anyone can submit a proposalfor a new emoji. designs are either approved or rejected by the unicode consortium, a not—for—profit organisation based in california. she's hoping for support from her schoolmates. anyone can submit a proposalfor a new emoji. designs are either approved or rejected by the unicode consortium, a not—for—profit organisation based in california. the nerd face emoji was approved in 2015. lowri has written to the unicode consortium, i love this one as well. lowri has certainly won over these students at her school. would it make a difference, do you think? yeah, it makes it seem like the emoji is actually being sent by me. it's not representing a nerdy face. it's representing - a smile and happy face. ijust think it will make a big. difference because when i look at this, it actually like reminds me i of me because it's like the exact - same as my glasses. it's got the same frame, it's the same colour. - and i th

i'm lowri. - now, lowri has a new mission — not to ban the nerd face emoji, but to have the option ofeither approved or rejected by the unicode consortium, a not—for—profit organisation based in california. the nerd face emoji was approved in 2015. lowri has written to the unicode consortium, asking it to consider her plans. i love this one as well. lowri has certainly won over these students at her school. would it make a difference, do you think? yeah, it makes it seem like the emoji is actually being sent by me. it's not representing a nerdy face. it's representing - a smile and happy face. lowri doesn't know if her letter will have an impact, but if it does, it'll be another very impressive achievement. tim muffett, bbc news, nottingham. what an extraordinary young woman. thanks from —— thanks for watching. to stay with bbc news. hello there. as we head towards the weekend, it continues to be quite a messy, eclectic weather story at the moment. this is the situation for friday — this weather front bringing some intense outbreaks of rain through scotland and northern ireland. the s

i'm lowri. - now, lowri has a new mission — not to ban the nerd face emoji, but to have the option ofmit a proposalfor a new emoji. designs are either approved or rejected by the unicode consortium, a not—for—profit organisation based in california. the nerd face emoji was approved in 2015. lowri has written to the unicode consortium, asking it to consider her plans. would it make a difference, do you think? yeah, it makes it seem like the emoji is actually being sent by me. it's not representing a nerdy face. - it's representing - a smile and happy face. ijust think it will make a big difference because when i look at this, it actually like reminds me of me because it's like the exact same as my glasses. lowri doesn't know if her letter will have an impact, but if it does, it'll be another very impressive achievement. tim muffett, bbc news, nottingham. what an extraordinary young woman. ijust want what an extraordinary young woman. i just want to tell you that along with what she has been doing, she wrote that letter to disney because she was not the only person —— was the only perso

hello, everybody, i'm lowri.asses to others. she's hoping for support from her schoolmates. anyone can submit a proposalfor a new emoji. designs are either approved or rejected by the unicode consortium, a not—for—profit organisation based in california. the nerd face emoji was approved in 2015. lowri's written to the unicode consortium, asking it to consider her plans. i'd love to see the option to add glasses to face emojis, similar to changing skin colour or hair colour, as you've already made available. lowri has certainly won over these students at her school. would it make a difference, do you think? yeah, it makes it seem like the emoji has actually been sent by me. it's not representing a nerdy face, it's representing - a smile and a happy face. ijust think it will make a big difference, because when i look at this, it actually reminds me of me. lowri doesn't know if her letter will have an impact, but if it does, it will be another very impressive achievement. tim muffett, bbc news, nottingham. time for

i'm lowri.yone can submit a proposalfor a new emoji. designs are either approved or rejected by the unicode consortium, a not—for—profit organisation based in california. lowri has written to the unicode consortium, asking it to consider her plans. would it make a difference, do you think? yeah, it makes it seem like the emoji is actually being sent by me. it's not representing a nerdy face. it's representing a smile and happy face. lowri doesn't know if her letter will have an impact, but if it does, it'll be another very impressive achievement. tim muffett, bbc news, nottingham. that is it from us for now. we can get much more than 2a hours a day on the bbc news website speak you can download the bbc news app. you can reach me on twitter. let me know your favourite emoji. from all of us here at the team in a london offer thank you for watching. hello there. as we head towards the weekend, it continues to be quite a messy, eclectic weather story at the moment. this is the situation for friday —

one of the most iconic paintings of 20th century british art, ls lowry�*s going to the match has beentic stick figures set in an industrial landscape of north—west england — in this case, a crowd of people heading to a football match in bolton. it was bought by the lowry arts centre in manchester, which means the painting will remain in britain and accessible to the public. just before we go, how about this for an adventure on the high seas! a couple in virginia are offering nights aboard their own pirate ship, dubbed thejolly lodger. the two—bedroom boat comes with a skeleton crew — actual crew of skeletons. it also has a full kitchen, wi—fi and tv. there are kayaks for those who want to venture out and an outdoor picnic area. but the main draw of course is a chance to live out your pirate dreams, preferably without too much pillaging. i without too much pillaging. am not sure if the trea is i am not sure if the treasure is included. you have to find out for yourselves. see you soon. hello. wednesday brought a top temperature of 22 degrees celsius in jersey. it was a warm day for som

it was bought by the lowry arts centre in manchester, which means the painting will remain in britainr watching, i will see you soon, goodbye. hello. wednesday brought a top temperature of 22 degrees celsius in jersey. it was a warm day for some, but a wet day for others, and that is all because of this big, broad area of low pressure, really the engine room of our weather at the moment. it's been sucking warm air up from the south, but it's also been throwing pulses of rain northwards and it will continue to do so. a soggy start to thursday for many, but a mild start. some of the heaviest rain through the morning will be found across the south—east of england, up into east anglia, the east midlands, then into lincolnshire and parts of yorkshire. but some of that rain likely to get as far west as, say, east wales and parts of the west country. this lump, though, of really heavy rain will be working its way northwards through the day, essentially hugging this north sea coast, so running into north—east england and south—east scotland. all the while, things brightening up from northern

one of the most iconic paintings of 20th century british art, ls lowry�*s going to the match has been in an industrial landscape of north—west england. in this case, a crowd of people heading to a football match in bolton. it was bought by the lowry arts centre in manchester, which means the painting will remain in britain and accessible to the public. that�*s it from the programme. thank you so much for watching. hello. wednesday brought a top temperature of 22 celsius in jersey. it was a warm day for some, but a wet day for others, and that is all because of this big, broad area of low pressure, really the engine room of our weather at the moment. it�*s been sucking warm air of from the south, but it�*s also been throwing pulses of rain northwards and it will continue to do so. a soggy start to thursday for many, but a mild start. some of the heaviest rain through the morning will be found across the southeast of england, up into east anglia, the east midlands, then into lincolnshire and parts of yorkshire. but some of that rain likely to get as far west as east wales and parts of t

lowry�*s "going to the match" has been sold at auction for a record—breaking $8.81 million. northwest england, in this case, a crowd of people heading to a football match in bolton. it was bought by the lowry arts centre in manchester, which means the painting will remain in britain and accessible to the public. that's all for now stay with bbc world news. for many people, it's been a much cloudy day today with fairly gusty winds around. low pressure to our southwest firmly in charge, throw in these bands of cloud across the country, some of us seeing rain as well. it wasn't all doom and gloom, we saw sunshine coming through aross southern london england. temperatures reached 20 degrees across a south. whilst it was mild and sunny across parts of the south, we had this really heavy area of rain that worked into northern ireland. i wouldn't be surprised to hear reports of localised flooding. that was really the clouds gathering the first signs of that system working its way in. overnight tonight we do have more heavy rain on the way. the rain is going to be heaviest across th

it's also annoyed 13—year—old lowri.sults. please may you make a disney princess that wears glasses. when she was nine, she wrote to disney. i think that would help people to know that they are beautiful, no matter what. three years later, encanto was released. disney says that lowri's helped inspire the character of mirabelle, the first disney princess to wear specs. now lowri has a new mission, not to ban the nerd face emoji but to have the option of adding glasses to others. she is hoping for support from her schoolmates. anyone can submit a proposalfor a new emoji. designs are either approved or rejected by the unicode consortium, a not—for—profit organisation based in california. the nerd face emoji was approved in 2015. lowri has written to the unicode consortium, asking it to consider her plans. i'd love to see the option to add glasses to face emojis, similar to changing skin colour as hair, as you have already made available. lowri has certainly won over these students at her school. it would just feel a lot mor

i'm lowri.d in 2015. lowri's written to the unicode consortium, asking it to consider her plans. i'd love to see the option to add glasses to face emojis similar to changing skin color or hair color as you've already made available. i love this one as well. lowri has certainly won over these students at her school. it would just feel a lot more like me, and it's not that difficult for them to implement either. would it feel better for you to be able to send an emoji like this with glasses? yeah, because it's not representing a nerdy face. it's representing a smile and a happy face. would it make a difference, do you think? yeah, ifeel like it would, because it makes it a lot more personal because with me wearing glasses, it makes it seem like the emoji is like actually being sent by me. ijust think it will make a big difference because when i look at this, it actually like reminds me of me because it's like the exact same as my glasses. it's got the same frame, it's the same color. and i think t

on november 5, 1946, it was vice admiral william blende in washington, his wife and cat frank lowry died. they celebrate the successful completion of operation crossroads test impact atomic explosions on ships that were carried out on the bikini floor. in july of that year, the photo was published in the washington post by all souls unitarian preacher arthur paul davies . from a very good newspaper, there is a picture on it, it seems to me, a completely disgusting picture. i would even say obscene in the picture two senior officers of the fleet are depicted. and a very beautiful lady, they cut the atomic cake. this is an atomic cake. explosion. the caption says it's made from flaky angel food. what will the inhabitants of hiroshima and nagasaki think the preacher continues that americans make cakes from puff angel food in the image and likeness of a terrible devilish entity that suddenly killed thousands of their friends and brought a nasty slow death to thousands of others. it 's a crime, a crime against the remnants of decency in america. look at those smiles in the photo. and there we

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the bear pounced, tackling lowry first. >> he came running out of the trees. could yell is bear, bear and i yelled bear and the bear tackled me first. >> reporter: seeing his teammate being mauled, cummings took the fight to the bear, yelling, punching, grabbing until the bear turned on him. >> knocked me onto the ground and with its head pushed me on the ground all the way up against the trees. and then kind of pinned me up there and it was attacking me for a second. it was -- i was putting my hands in its mouth and stuff so it wouldn't be chewing on my neck and everything. >> reporter: the bear finally walking away, but the horror not over. just when they thought they were clear, the bear returned. >> i called out to brady. i was like, brady, are you all right? where you at, brady? and i didn't hear nothing from brady, but i heard the bear grunting behind me and walking and then i saw it again and it came and it attacks me again. >> reporter: eventually lowry and cummings able to escape calling 911 and reuniting with their teammates. >> i spoke with the lady

lowry is a nationalist. because if you want to celebrate something like jazz, do you recognize the preconditions for the emergence of jazz? it is precisely cultural pluralism, cultural change, cultural fluidity intermingling and innovation. if you're an american nationalist in 1900 and you. you begin to see the beginnings of the first beginnings of jazz emerging. what are you going to say? i'll tell you what said. i went back and i researched. i found it. i the white critics of jazz who said this is un-american. this is jungle music. this is voodoo music. that's what the american nationalist 100 years ago said about jazz. so you get to pick one of two buttons to push either is good and truly american or let's freeze american culture and never change. you do both. i'd like to live in the world of jazz, which means embracing a doctrine of, free culture, understanding that cultures will change. and that's fine. that's good. there's no one expression, one essence, one reified, essence of american culture that ha

in history and we won our on november 5, 1946, vice admiral william blende, his wife and cat frank lowrywashington. they celebrate the successful completion of operation crossroads. a test of the effect of atomic explosions on ships that were carried out on bikini atoll. in july of the same year, the photo was published by the washington post all souls unitarian church preacher. arthur paul davies here's what he said about this in his sermon in front of me on the pulpit is a page from the newspaper. from a very good newspaper it has the picture seems to me to be a completely disgusting picture. i would even say obscene the picture shows two senior officers of the fleet and a very beautiful lady, they cut. the cake is a cake in the form of an atomic explosion, the caption says that it is made from puff angel food. what will the inhabitants of hiroshima and nagasaki think the preacher continues that americans make cakes from puff angel food in the image and likeness of a terrible devilish entity that suddenly killed thousands of their friends and brought a nasty slow death to thousands of

it was bought by the lowry arts centre in salford which means the painting will remain in britain ande low pressure in the south—west, winds flowing around anticlockwise dragging the warm air from the south but pushing the weather fronts further northwards as weather fronts further northwards as we go through the day. the rain will become pretty relentless this afternoon in parts of north—east england and south—east scotland in particular, some heavy downpours in east anglia and south—east but overall dry compared to the morning, and a bit drier. south—west england, wales and northern ireland compared with yesterday have a lot sunshine and better yesterday, cooler in northern scotland thanks to the brisk south—easterly wind. where you have the sunshine in the south temperature is at 17, 18 and may be 19 degrees. to finish the day, a wet end and evening rush hour across parts of north—east england and eastern scotland. the rain pushes a bit further north across scotland over night fizzling a little bit. some mist and fog becoming an issue through parts of central and eastern england to

rich lowry, nbc news political analyst and editor of national review, jen psaki, former press secretarythe biden white house now with msnbc and charlie cook, nbc news political contributor and the founder of the cook political report. chris jansing, i want to start with you on the ground in ohio. the senate race out there, ryan versus vance, one of those key races when you talk about senate control. ohio a state that went for donald trump twice by big margins, eight points in both elections. democrats trying to pull off a senate victory there that could scramble that map. you're on the ground. what are you hearing there? >> reporter: that eight points is key, so is the fact that there's only one person, sherrod brown, who is in an office in ohio, the only democrat that gets voted on statewide. i wanted to find out what is it in this red state that makes this a horse race, frankly, how did tim ryan get to the point where he's challenging jd vance and i guess if i had to use a word, it's shaken. this is an electorate already shaken by everything from the cost of groceries to crime. now th

rich lowry, editor and chief of national review, and an nbc news political analyst.oining us. david, let me start with you. i want to -- this is from our recent nbc poll. we asked folks what is the most important issue to you in this election. if you combine the economy and inflation, basically one third of voters say that is the most important thing, the economy or inflation. among those voters, you're looking at it on the screen right, there are 60% of them say they're voting republican. 31% of them say they're voting democrats. 29. 8 advantage there for republicans on the most important topic, which voters say is this most important topic. as a democrat, how do you overcome a headwind like that? >> steve, i put out that the charge you put up is important. it's important to remind people to last for off year elections were all reelection, starkly we've never seen anything like that. what we're seeing now, and it's still a long 25 days, things could change, but it doesn't add up to that. we're going to have a lot of close races in the senate house government. if you

aggressive, which is exactly what attacked college wrestling teammates kendall cummings and brady lowry >> it was a big bear, looked scary. >> reporter: both were hospitalized after getting mauled by a grizzly over the weekend in the shoshone national forest. >> bit me on the arm and shook me around, threw me. >> reporter: cummings teld a local news station that after he tried to pull the bear off his friend, it turned on him. >> it tackled me and chewed me up a little bit. >> sounds like they got lucky there. >> i think they got lucky. if it would have been just one guy, i think it would have all been over. >> reporter: now, experts say they aren't necessarily seeing a rise in bear attacks, but to avoid a bear encounter altogether, when you're out in the wilderness, they say make a lot of noise, whistle, carry on a conversation with a buddy. that way you'll scare away the bears before you even see them. norah. >> what a story, carter. thank you. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." do you sglcasial nerve acs in your hahe's li care co. neic ad to relieve occasi

lowri doesn't know if her letter will have an impact, but if it does, it will be another very impressive achievement. tim muffett, bbc news, nottingham. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. we've got a mixture of weather around this afternoon. there will be large parts of the uk that have blue sky eyes like we see word see here in conwy. there is plenty of calm weather but further south—east the overnight rain has been dragging its feet across the extreme south coast of sussex and kent, you might find a few spots of rain left over here and towards the north—west of the uk the weather is beginning to deteriorate. another band of rain starts to move its way and across scotland and you can see the rain working into western counties of northern ireland right now and that rain will continue to edge its way in over the next few hours but that still leaves large areas of wales, the north midlands, northern england, eastern scotland, with glorious weather and plenty of sunshine and for many of you it continues to be pretty mild. temperatures 14—17 for england and wales, about 12—

meeting her danish counterpart outside number ten this morning, liz truss attempted to introduce lowryg street cut. —— cat. he didn't hang around but questions continue about how she will pay for her economic plans. in kent yesterday, the prime minister wanted a focus on the energy price cap for households now in place. that's usually expensive move came before the not so mini budget prompting political criticism and financial turmoil as the prime minister acknowledged but played down. i recognise there has been disruption. it was really, really important we were able to get help to families as soon as possible. that help is coming this weekend. because this is going to be a difficult winter and i'm determined to do all i can to help families and help the economy at this time. the help families and help the economy at this time-— at this time. the chancellor is also t in: to at this time. the chancellor is also trying to reassure, _ at this time. the chancellor is also trying to reassure, writing - at this time. the chancellor is also trying to reassure, writing in - at this time. the

november 5, 1946 is washington vice admiral william blende his wife and code admiral frank lowry.essful completion of operation crossroads of ship atomic blast effects tests that were conducted on the bikini toll in july of that year . arthur paul davies here's what he said about this in his sermon in front of me on the pulpit is a page from the newspaper. from a very good newspaper, it has a picture on it, it seems to me, a completely disgusting picture. i would even say obscene the picture shows two senior officers of the fleet and a very beautiful lady, they cut. smart cake is a cake in the form of an atomic explosion, the caption says that it is made from puff angel food. what will the inhabitants of hiroshima and nagasaki think the preacher continues that americans make cakes from puff angel food in the image and likeness of a terrible devilish entity that suddenly killed thousands of their friends and brought a nasty slow death to thousands of others. this is a crime a crime against the remnants of decency in america. look at those smiles in the photo were still bikinis. and

november 5, 1946 this is washington vice admiral william blende, his wife and cat was dying frank lowryf operation crossroads testing the effect of atomic explosions on ships, which were carried out on a bikini toyle. in july of that year, the photograph was published in the washington post by all souls unitarian preacher arthur pavlov davis. here is what he said about this in his sermon in front of me on the pulpit is a page from the newspaper. from a very good newspaper, there is a picture on it, it seems to me, completely disgusting picture. i would even say obscene in the picture two senior officers of the fleet are depicted. and a very beautiful lady, they cut the atomic cake. this is a cake in the form of an atomic explosion. the caption says it's made from flaky angel food. what will the inhabitants of hiroshima and nagasaki think the preacher continues that americans make cakes from puff angel food in the image and likeness of a terrible devilish entity that suddenly killed thousands of their friends and brought a nasty slow death to thousands of others. this crime crime against

on november 5, 1946, it was vice admiral william blende in washington, his wife and cat frank lowry diedssful completion of operation crossroads of impact trials. atomic explosions on ships that were carried out on bikini atoll. in july of that year, the photo was published in the washington post by all souls unitarian preacher arthur paul davies . from a very good newspaper, there is a picture on it, it seems to me, a completely disgusting picture. i would even say obscene in the picture two senior officers of the fleet are depicted. and a very beautiful lady, they cut the atomic cake. this is an atomic cake. explosion. the caption says it's made from flaky angel food. what will the inhabitants of hiroshima and nagasaki think the preacher continues that americans make cakes from puff angel food in the image and likeness of a terrible devilish entity that suddenly killed thousands of their friends and brought a nasty slow death to thousands of others. it 's a crime, a crime against the remnants of decency in america. look at those smiles in the photo. and there were bikinis. and there we

also with us, rich lowry, editor in chief at the national review and nbc news political analysts.t to thank you both for joining us. jim, let me start with you because i mentioned, i don't mean to bring up bad memories for the past for democrats here, but i mentioned the 2014 midterm and that obama's second midterm, the numbers on paper, when you look at the generic ballot right now, look somewhat like they did in 2014. are we looking at 2014. do you think we're looking at 2014 playing out again here, or is this something that democrats can do for that could happen in the next 17 days that could change the trend that we have seen this week? >> i am wondering whether or not it's more like 2018 you showed the numbers earlier, that was interesting, the dems had a seven-point lead since they took over the house, but in the same election, the republicans have picked up seats in the senate, because their math was better. as you look at this election, i am wondering whether democrats have strength in the center isis, or as the house races not to look up. or history matters, you and i are

kyle lowry, he's been doing that for a long time. get to the head to jimmy butler.ough the contact is a four-point game. but in the 2nd half man, oh, man, steph curry took over. he hits the 3 warriors up 6. man. look at that. move on. tyler herro. can't guard him. that is nuts right there. knocks it down, beats his chest. and then here's the finisher. top of the key 3. 10 of his 33 come in the 4th quarter. he had 10 in those last 7 minutes. actually one, 23, one, 10. the warriors outscored the heat 20 to 10 down the stretch step is now averaging 36 in 6 in year 14 and after the game, steve kerr and steph, they talk about the performance and what a night it was. >> we get 1000. we talk about after the sun. the game. we're tough to stop because in transition unit. 3 guys that can push spacing. not option. steph was just. >> sublime. i mean, what he's doing. incredible. just gets by anybody doesn't matter. who's on guests right into the teeth of the defense finishes finds guys. he's been spectacular here to start the year. >> let's go out to santa clara. good or bad sh

kyle lowry gets it ahead to jimmy butler. he's found it goes and warriors. at break. 63 to 59. but in the 2nd half. steph curry took over quick 3. fancy footwork. reload triple right there. top of key kind of fees. 33 came in the 4th quarter. staff was so good at this point. he's averaging 30 points, 6 assists 6 rebounds per year. may i remind you this year, 14 for staff. >> he's gotten out to such a great start even impressed. steve kerr has who has been watching him for all these years. >> steph was just sublime. i mean, what he's doing. incredible. just gets by anybody doesn't matter who's on so yes, right into the teeth of the defense finishes finds guys. he's been spectacular here to start the year. >> all right. let's head on over to santa clara, the niners buckle down, trying to get back in the win column. it's been a couple weeks. they're hoping a heavy dose of christian mccaffrey can help them do just that. he's now been in the building a week today for a full week. he's gotten the dig into that playbook in kyle shanahan said he will have a full pla

the antidefamation league's jeremy greenblatt and rich lowry.this morning out with their earnings, exxon mobil, the company reporti ing record earnings. here's darren woods who joined a short time ago on "squawk. >> if you reflect back on the last five, six years when most in our industry were stepping back our company was leaning in, we anticipated the need for the products and basically invested ahead of all of that so when it was needed we were there to supply it. >> shares of exxon mobil are higher right now, 109 is the last trade 109.58 was the all-time high it set on october 21st last year, told indicated up another 2% chevron also higher for the third quarter. very strong for the company's second best earnings on record and that stock up by 2% as well. >>> let's get back to the broader markets with under 90 minutes until the friday morning opening bell on wall street, santoli, where have you been >> i've been around. it's been a couple of days, right the story, joe, has been consistent in terms of the market has been trying to absorb thes

america, chief pollster at the trafalgar group, robert haley, and the insider advantage chairman matt lowry. r i won't mention either your poll in the first question ,matt .inte "uat i didre see that was most interesting, usa today suffolk i poll showing the people thatople are breaking eight , they identified them about 16% are now going overwhelmingly to the gop. >> do you see the same thing in the polls you're looking at? well, i think robert is going to agree with me with this.e la yes.te we see late breakers going thr republican , but we saw and three weeks ago we said thisvelg on your show that we saw a wave developing across this countrya. moving towards republicans anyway. so ia n a sense, we sort of fee like the story in usa today, att least i do, is sort like playing catch up to explain why suddenly all the polls are showing thesshowine republicans winning. we've been showing the republicans gaining in g arizona and pennsylvania, even in new hampshire, which i thinpk is could be the upset special of the entire night. we've been seeing it going on for at least three and a half week

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in the meantime while we wait, in the meantime while we we can speak to ben lowry deputy editor, newsmake of this decision by the northern ireland secretary, not get the colour date for the election, we are expecting it today and possibly to bejust election, we are expecting it today and possibly to be just before christmas, the actual election but no dates of our. i christmas, the actual election but no dates of our.— no dates of our. i think you'll be a decree of no dates of our. i think you'll be a degree of bafflement _ no dates of our. i think you'll be a degree of bafflement and people | no dates of our. i think you'll be a i degree of bafflement and people will be trained to read notjust between the dup but everyone in general and everyone who is interested in trying to read between the lines as to what has happened here. i suspect what is happened because of his thinking of us is going to happen earlier today is that the government doesn't really internally been able to agree on the way forward and it has, you might say it got something into a bit of a bind having been very em

earlier ben lowry, the editor of the belfast news letter, outlined the significance of the talks.posed to each shared para together. —— mike d u p. it did meet when stormont fell about a year after brexit. the fact is meeting now is in and of itself a sign of better relations. it has met a few times over the pandemic and since the pandemic and really what they are discussing when you look at they are discussing when you look at the communication that they put out, the communication that they put out, the start of talking about corporation and the security council at the moment, and then it gets down to more contentious things like legacy which is actually contested, the legacy of the troubles and questions of who is more culpable and how to investigate the past. it's and how to investigate the past. it�*s a significant meeting. i it's a significant meeting. i suppose in some ways what's useful suppose in some ways what�*s useful about it is it�*s the first time for these two to meet together. chris heaton harris has only been in the job for a few weeks.— job for a few weeks. chris

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we had rich lowry and jonathan gr gr greenblat. it is successful the question is is society at large a cesspool at large? >> the question is do you amplify it >> no doubt. the decline of western civilization is in part due to twitter. maybe we should ban twitter. not ban individuals. ban twitter. i'm for that i get a few things off it. >> when jack ran it, he didn't tweet that much. when he did tweet, he was circumspect in what he was tweeting because he was serving the interests of the company and advertisers and what not now elon musk owns it full stop. it doesn't matter. he can tweet what he wants the tweet about, you know, paul pelosi, is a good example of how somebody with those impulses running a big company like that. i'm trying to be polite about it this is a complicated situation. >> this isn't the first time some tweets of 4/20 and taking the company private. they are all crazy a lot of them are crazy. as an individual, is he allowed to do it there should be a china wall with the individual elon musk and how twitter is ma