to prevent that from happening. journalist maria girth at me. glasgow says the vote is a test for mackie sal before the next presidential election in 20. 24. pulls close at 6 pm local time for these parliamentary elections, which were widely seen as a test for president mike itself. and his coalition been check out ahead of the presidential election in 2024. the vote unfolded peacefully throughout the country with a voter turnout of about 40 percent. the opposition hopes to win a majority in the 165 parliament in order to force the governments to cohabitate with opposition coalitions such as we ask and we and why loosen again is also hopes to stop nike cell from potentially running for a 3rd term and 2024, something the constitution forbids. the president himself has a very vague on his intentions. should he decided to run the country could face their renewed wave of political attentions. synagogue has a good reputation of being one of the politically stable countries in west africa. although protests in favor of the opposition turned violent last june, with 3 people killed and several i

this tweet confirm that douglas mackie had committed "vote theft." a criminal of his magnitude, he was handcuffed and brought to this florida judge, the same magistrate who authorized last week's raid on mar-a-lago. he was brought to jail. his arrest -- at the time, media coverage was relatively scant. reporters who covered it just moved on to something else after a press release. "the new york times" set the tone early by describing him as "a far right twitter troll," not a technical term. there is no agreed-upon meaning. it's lying, something that serious newspapers never include in news stories, but in this case, the term "far right twitter troll," is an unmistakable message to the country and the rest of the media: he is a dangerous person with unspeakably ugly views, deserves to be locked up, and so he was. there was no consideration of the merits of the government's case against douglass mackey. if his tweets were so dangerous to democracy, then why did the department of justice wait four years after donald trump was in charge of him, and if he

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macky, okay ? okay, okay, that's fine. okay ?'re bad, okay ? so first of all, smoking's bad. you shouldn't smoke, and alcohol is bad. you shouldn't drink alcohol, and as for drugs, well, drugs are bad, you shouldn't do drugs. okay, now that about wraps up my introduction. now are there any questions ? yes, stan. why do dogs have cold noses ? uh, well, i'm not sure. oh. let's focus our discussion on marijuana. marijuana's bad and it also has a very distinct smell, okay ? i'm gonna pass around just a little tiny bit, and i want you all to take a smell so you know when someone is smoking marijuana near you. okay, just take a smell, pass it on, and when it gets back up to me, we'll finish talking about it. in the meantime, i want to get into alcohol, okay ?

phil mackie, bbc news, leicestershire. time for a look at the weather. here's louise. this is actually suffolk and it shares the hotspot today with london, 29.5 celsius, very humid too. that humidity was south and east of a weather front that has brought stubborn rain across south—west england and parts of wales. this weather french will start to weaken over the next few hours, burglar cat what is happening across the channel —— this weather front will start to weaken over the next few hours, but look at what is happening. there will be happy, fun tree rain mixing with the humidity from over the last couple of days, we could see some sharp thundery downpours —— there will be heavy, friendly rain. perhaps as far north as lincolnshire. it will take time to clear, there could be a couple of inches of rain before it eases through the afternoon, some isolated scattered showers into the far north—west of scotland. noticeably fresher

we sent out our correspondent phil mackie to find out more.injapan, scientists said they found a detectable emotional response when dogs are reunited with their owners. it was only a small study with just 22 dogs, but they said they could detect real tears. eleanor, who sees the dogs reunited with their owners every day, is sceptical, and thinks they might be barking up the wrong tree. i've never seen a dog crying, so i'm not sure about it, but they definitely have emotions and i see the excitement when their owners come to pick them up, whether that is after eight hours of being here or two weeks. of course, they get excited. there's no doubt that dogs form a strong emotional tie to people and they have been plenty of studies to show it. this is jasper, and he's definitely pleased to see eleanor. this is cocoa, and i've made friends with coco with a few bribes. she is honestly happy to see me but i can't see her shedding any tears when i go. the study showed it was not casual acquaintances like me, but only the dog's owners for whom tears wou

phil mackie, bbc news, solihull. hello, there. there was a lot of late august sunshine to be found on tuesday. it was a beautiful day across much of scotland, as you can see from highland, but here, temperatures sat in the high teens, low 20s. now, further south and east of that, again, lots of sunshine, but it was hot and it was humid with it. in fact, suffolk saw the highest temperature on tuesday afternoon of 29 celsius. as we move into wednesday, this weather front will produce some rain, but it's also the dividing line between fresher air to the north and west and somewhat humid conditions continuing across much of central and eastern england. so, yes, we will see some rain, some of it heavy at times across west wales and then gradually pushing into north west england. a few isolated showers further north and west, but here it will be predominantly dry, breezy as we go through the day, but those temperatures once again sitting in the high teens, maybe low 20s. to the south and east of that weather front, our tem

phil mackie, bbc news, exmouth.utely necessary tomorrow and saturday, as thousands of rail workers walk out in the latest large—scale strike over pay, jobs and conditions. this map shows routes where trains will be running tomorrow, but only about a fifth of usual services will operate and many places will have no services at all. 0ur transport correspondent katy austin is at norwich station for us tonight. yes, clive, a summary of trained disruption continues tomorrow and saturday yes, clive, a summary of trained disruption continues tomorrow and saturday when yes, clive, a summary of trained disruption continues tomorrow and saturday when we yes, clive, a summary of trained disruption continues tomorrow and saturday when we will yes, clive, a summary of trained disruption continues tomorrow and saturday when we will see yes, clive, a summary of trained disruption continues tomorrow and saturday when we will see the yes, clive, a summary of trained disruption continues tomorrow and saturday when we will see the lat

election observer, se, voter turnout was low and the final tally won't be in for several days. president mackie so got his vote in early though his party currently holds 75 percent of seats and parliament. his popularity has been waning. senegal is one of the regions most stable democracies, that it's economy struggling. the ukraine war has seen food and fuel prices skyrocket. leading ordinary senegalese to worry about their future by mid april. yeah. yeah. and on our concerns, our education, the high cost of living and youth employment, the presumptuous vision all day long, long, even with degrees, young people still can't find jobs that will be in some families. the parents, pensions are the only source of income, would allow mer, several leading opposition. politicians, like rosemont, sancho, have been disqualified from running. they say the president has misused his power to eliminate political opponents. the opposition also fear sol is planning to break the constitutional to term limit and try for a 3rd term and 2024. they're hoping senegalese voters will give them enough seats to prevent

mackie. he's a successful businessman. you hired most of the people you're bemoaning right now.mething that makes them passionate out of the gate they have to get over. i wasn't passionate about pumping gas in new jersey. being entitled needs to be rad kateed from the younger -- eradicated in the younger cultures. dagen: i encourage people to listen to the podcast. one of the things that seems like a tipping point for john mackie, he sold the company to amazon and is stepping down as ceo, is what happened during the pandemic because he came under a lot of criticism from the employees, employees were not allowed to wear black lives matter masks at work because they have a uniform, if you will, employees were upset about the -- they had hazard pay that went away after the beginning of the pandemic and what really kind of tipped john mackie over the edge and he talks about it is where workers were getting the excessive unemployment benefits that far outweighed in some places what they were even making at the store and they just stopped working and a never came back to work. so this

was mathias building a reporting from odessa now on the west african country of synagogue present. mackie sales ruling coalition is claimed victory and parliamentary elections. a spokesman for the group says it has retained its majority in the national assembly, taking 30 of 46 administrative departments. the opposition has disputed the aka president mackey's so got his vote in early though his party currently hold 75 percent of seats and parliament. his popularity has been waning. senegal is one of the regions most stable democracies, that it's economy struggling. the ukraine war has seen food and fuel prices skyrocket, leading ordinary senegalese to worry about their future by municipal. yeah, yeah. among our concerns, our education, the high cost of living and youth employment, the presumptuous vision all day long, long, even with degrees, young people still can't find jobs that will be in some families. the parents, pensions are the only source of income, would allow mer, several leading opposition. politicians, like rosemont, sancho, have been disqualified from running. they say the

phil mackie, bbc news, hinkley.nt to help with energy bills hadn�*t received their money by early july, the bbc has found. the money has been administered by local authorities, who have been paying households in council tax bands a to d a £150 rebate from april. in england and wales, nearly all direct debit payers have received the money. but the investigation found that only 49% of households who pay in other ways had received their money byjuly1st. here are the four councils that had paid less than half of all eligible households. councils have until the end of september to issue the payments, but some who are eligible have to apply for them. our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith reports. one, two... holiday club is in full swing. but at this community centre in kirkdale, the parents have different numbers on their mind. with the electricity, i�*ve been putting a lot more in. and especially if you've got a dryer. i've had my dryer on i think once and you could see the numbers going down quick. have eit

we sent out our correspondent phil mackie to do a bit of digging.ect real tears. eleanor, who sees the dogs reunited with their owners every day, is sceptical. and thinks they might be barking up the wrong tree. i’ge barking up the wrong tree. i've never seen _ barking up the wrong tree. i've never seen a — barking up the wrong tree. i've never seen a dog _ barking up the wrong tree, jig; never seen a dog crying, so barking up the wrong tree, u�*mg never seen a dog crying, so i'm not sure about it, but they definitely have emotions and i see the excitement when their owners come to pick them up, whether that is after eight hours of being here or two weeks. of course, they get excited. there is no doubt that dogs form a strong emotional tie to people and they have been plenty of studies to show it. this is jasper and he is definitely pleased to see eleanor. this is cocoa, and i've made friends with coco with a few bribes. she is honestly happy to see me but i can't see her shedding any tears when i go. the study showed it was not casual acquaintances

since russia's invasion in february, coalition behind synagogues president mackie sal has claimed victory in parliamentary elections. the party site they've retained, i majority in the national assembly. opposition parties have disputed the claimed provisional results are expected by fraud. watching j. w. news up next eco africa tracks the world's largest test that's coming up after a short break and i forget there's more on the website to be found. a d, w dot com, and officials to handle the navy's at d. w. news, i'm anthony. how'd in berlin? thanks. for watching and stay with with who ah. oh, africa, natural cooling without losing the environment. and with the sophisticated design jumps in our new tech zera alba to t has been focusing on green and affordable housing. and to whether the harsh desert climate, pico africa next t w ah not has no limits. love is for everybody. love is live. i love matters and that's my new podcast. i'm evelyn sharma. and i really think we need to talk about all the topics that north divides and denied this. i have invited many deer and well known guests, and

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said earlier in the morning that the people or electors have to go to the pool to vote against mackie saw the president, he said they have to punish him. and his regime, like he told also earlier in this morning that he is confidence. and he was proud of the democracy in synagogue columbia, as president elect has promised to normalize diplomatic relations with neighboring venezuela. after years of tension, gustavo petro will be sworn and next sunday, and has announced plans to resume trade. lasandra rom, p t, reports from the border city of cuckoo to those da, catalina morris, co owner of a biodegradable detergent. company inquisitor proudly shows off her cleaning products and what she's missing these days are clients. economic hardships meant she had to let go of 21 of her 23 employees. she says only the resumption of trade with venezuela will save her philippines. okay. it is of extreme importance if not vital for us. i think this could offer us a lifeline. we could reach markets and clients again. it's a big opportunity and we need to take advantage of it. the border between columb

phil mackie, bbc news, exmouth.isa is a disgrace. if you look at the maps of the discharge throughout the year, it's very rare. it's supposed to only happen under exceptional circumstances, into the water companies, it appears that every single day's exceptional. i was also amused to hear them it's 95% rainwater so therefore it can't be raw sewage. it still untreated sewage. i would challenge them to drink a glass of it.— drink a glass of it. you're quoting southern water _ drink a glass of it. you're quoting southern water southern - drink a glass of it. you're quoting southern water southern water l drink a glass of it. you're quoting | southern water southern water is just one of the companies involved, but they say... they talk about the huge thunderstorms we had and that storm releases were made to protect homes, schools and businesses from flooding, and they say they know customers don't like this and they are trying to pioneer a new approach to dealing with it. is there any validity as far as you're concerned

phil mackie, bbc news, solihull. so sweet. a reminder of our top story before we leave you.hey can be discussing the situation at the nuclear power plant in ukraine. more on that story on bbc news and on our website put up for me and our team, thank you for watching. stay with the bbc. hello. it's been a bit of a cloudy day across many regions but some enter the day with sunshine around as we head through the course of tonight that story is going to continue. there are some clearer spells, also cloud around and some outbreaks of rain as well, particular through the central slice of the uk but quite a warm and humid nightahead, especially for some southern and eastern areas with a low sitting to the northwest of the uk so a weather frame driving around that area of low pressure. through the evening and throught the night the main area of rain will be pushing in initially across wales and heading up through parts of northern england, scotland through the early hours of wednesday. dry weather for northern ireland, a touch fresher, 14 degrees or so but those temperatures still h

many popular resorts, including bognor regis, newquay, southend—on—sea and exmouth, from where phil mackieiting, but the beach has been empty. the message is clear, even if they won't win typically it would be heaving here on a sunny august afternoon, but people have been warned off. how many inches has it gone down? rose from sheffield and her family are still enjoying the sand, even if they can't go in the sea. it's a bit worrying. you know, you've got your children and you want them to come out and have a nice swim. and then you hear that there's sewage wastage in the... so there's that fear of the children getting poorly. so they can't really have that full experience because they are quite limited in terms of swimming out to sea. the trouble with the old drains inland is they can't cope with sudden bursts of heavy rain like we saw yesterday, which is why they've got these storm drains which carry the excess out into the sea, which may look lovely, but it's just not safe to swim in. we deserve to swim in clean water. it's important for our mental health and wellbeing and it's wrong tha

phil mackie, bbc news, hinkley. will be speaking about the lessons from ukraine in the past months.moving and the parts of southwest england and the parts of southwest england and wales towards parts of northeast england but societies, heavy thundershowers of the second half of the night and the likes of kent towards norfork. still quite humid but most of us a bit fresher of her neighbour he could see in the countryside across scotland and northern ireland. we start with a heavy downpour is across the southeast of england and east anglia and it could be some local is flooding that falls in the small space of time on dry ground. in the afternoon, orall space of time on dry ground. in the afternoon, or all lived in the dry weather with sunny spells, mostly light winds and pleasant and dispose of sunshine for 15 to 24 degrees on thursday. the site higher pressure builds once again for friday and into the weekend and keeping the weather largely drained settled, the high teens in the north low to mid 20s up towards the south. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the intende

now, in senegal, a governing coalition led by president mackie sell says it's one a majority in sunday's parliamentary election. local media are reporting vote, a turn out was just 22 percent. earlier this year some of the opposition parties, most popular candidates, were disqualified for running and worried that cell might change the constitution and run for a 3rd time in 2024 hours. there is zayna have been to ariba, has more from outside of pulling station in dakar. we have her to wait or maybe one or more 2 days to of the official razzles. her. the problem is that both of her to coalitions, a government coalition and opposition, the coalition already claimed victory. so we are facing a big problem her here and we have to wait until her official results are published. last night we had to press conferences and the government coalition said that they when 30 says of 46 departments in all synagogue and that they can have the majority of the parliament had the coalition. the of the opposition held. also our press conference at the same time and they said that they win in the biggest sit

phil mackie, bbc news, solihull. the main area of rain will be pushing in initially across wales and heading up through parts of northern england, scotland through the early hours of wednesday. drier weather for northern ireland, a touch fresher, 14 degrees or so, but those temperatures still holding up in the south and east — 17 or 18 celsius,so 17 or 18 celsius, so largly dry with sunshine for northern ireland but turning it quite breezy here. and much of southern and eastern england will be staying dry again through the day. it's going to be warm and humid with temperatures up to about 30 degrees for the likes of norwich. 19—20 typically for glasgow and belfast as well. moving through wednesday evening and overnight into thursday, eventually, this weather front will slowly edge its way a bit further eastwards but still keeping that warm, humid air to the south—east and we could see heavy, thundery showers arriving by thursday. 17 degrees or so from the south—east, but we could see the countryside dipping into sing

live now to exmouth and our correspondent there, phil mackie.ere are signs around telling people not to go swimming today. but as you can see behind me it is quieter than you would expect on a sunny august afternoon. there are other beaches close to here with no problems and i suspect a lot of people have gone there. you can also see other people paddling and that is okay, it is swimming that is an issue. the problem is not necessarily the rain that fell here in exmouth yesterday, not very much but inland about 20 miles or so you had a5 millimetres of rain falling in a short period of time and there are perennial problems on this beach in exmouth with pollution levels because the systems around here are not up to standard and cannot cope with that amount of rain in such a short period of time. that is because the issues with water quality. they have told us it is not necessarily sewage causing problems but also a run—off from fields and all kinds of detritus that can get washed into the rivers and into the sea. but it is a pain for people who ha

whole foods ceo john mackie says, "i feel like the socialists are taking over?"t the top of the hour. >> welcome back! passive-aggressive driver in the uk reportedly left a parking diagram on a neighbor's car, not just a note. it shows how to correctly park a car as well as a diagram showing how that person had used up two spots in the parking lot. the note also gives 2 out of 10 for effort. some were saying the anonymous note was man slamming. others say whoever did this should be given a medal. parking spaces is a big no-no. dagen, you can't have it both ways. i think a chic wrote it if you look at the handwriting. a chic wrote that. how much time do you have on your hands, number one? >> dagen: i don't leave a note. i will key your car and you'll never know who did it. >> david: that's hard! >> dagen: if you take up two spaces or even parallel parking, if you take up more space than generally allotted for your automobile, i will definitely key your car. >> brooke: the person that parked the car probably did it on purpose because they don't want their car door

when she feels threatened -- >> meanwhile republican strategist amanda macky who's taken shots at lunae heard from the people of this community, one thing they don't like is the negativity of all the things that have been happening but when you focus on what their issues are at home, it's the rising cost of fuel, the rising cost of groceries. >> and interestingly enough, neil, we're actually hearing less about those issues: inflation, gas prices around this area. more about the candidates and where they want the gop, the party to go. neil. neil: thank you for that. scott bolden, the former washington dc democratic party chairman. always like having scott on. scott, now we're told that a lot of people, i don't know whether this is etched in stone, eight out of ten not confident that america's best days are ahead of them. similar statistic about eight out of ten workers are worried about their job and losing it. not a good environment for democrats for the time being. what do you make of it? >> well, i think when you use those types of statistics but there's more to the story if you l. t

recommend, mr grossi, what he believes should happen, but they are just recommendations, right chris mackieeven in peacetime... they don't have any ability to enforce those. in this situation they had even less. what they can do is report fairly of the situation of the plant and try to build up the political support from the entire international community to take stronger action to prevent an atrocity from occurring that could lead to a large release of radioactivity, not only contaminating ukraine, their agriculture and water supplies, but also potentially western europe and the middle east. that also potentially western europe and the middle east.— also potentially western europe and the middle east. that does sound of course disastrous. _ the middle east. that does sound of course disastrous. briefly, - the middle east. that does sound of course disastrous. briefly, before i. course disastrous. briefly, before i let you go, is there any other situation like this that comes the amount historically?— situation like this that comes the amount historically? there has been no situation — amou

david: john macky, the guy who started whole foods and create what had it is today.on, taking over corporate boards, that this whole critical theory, which was started back in the 1930s and '40s by marxist who wanted to change society without a revolution is happening in america. do you agree, quickly? >> i absolutely agree and we need to fight it and they're trying to take over everything and we have to fight them. you're seeing at school board meetings is parents realizing what's going on and stepping up and fighting for their children. we need to do that at every level of society and we can't let these people take control. david: karol, you were fortified in your decision to move to florida. have a great day. another problem, is your teen always glued to their phone? you're not alone. more teens than ever are living their lives literally on social media. lydia who will be breaking down the dangers of all this and twitter bringing back the election misinformation rules out of the midterms and voting rights experts say their policies still fall short. we'll lay out