mark: right on general.nk you very much -- general, jack keane for all that you've done in the past but all you're doing now. god bless you my friend. >> great talking as always mark. mark: we'll be right back. >> welcome back america we're here with the fantastic senator from arkansas senator tom kot. serves on the senate arm services committee senate judiciary and intelligence committee those are important committees served in the united states arm forces and parts of the world that we talk about all of the time senator cotton -- joe biden and anthony blinken through secret shuttle diplomacy seem to be organizing opposition to israel, israel ability to defend itself, israel ability to conduct war and crush hamas. israel's ability to finally clean out the gaza strip they're talking about two-state solution where israel would lose a major chunk and historic homeland what the hell is gipping on here? >> well mark -- exactly as you and i predict as far back as october 8th joe biden puts more pressure on israel

mark porter. >> yes. >> mark edward porter.n! >> but selling a lot of coins did not prove that marc porter was guilty of murder. remember, mark also had an interest in the queen business. >> the best explanation for that was just simply that these four coins that marc porter had, it was just a coincidence that they happen to be sold the day after the terral was killed. >> still, the police, ibm executive retired school superintendent, and by all appearances, a pillar of the community who is now the prime suspect in the murders of jan and gary terrell. >> i never liked the guy. i didn't trust him. i thought he was something about fake. >> gary's father, larry, always had a bad feeling about mark. , and he was convinced if mark was the killer, the motive was money. >> well, i thought that he was befriending, recruiting and grooming my brother so he could gain access to his money. , and i think over a period of time, he saw jan as an obstacle. >> when jessica heard detectives were looking at mark, she wasn't surprised. >> he didn'

why the mark hopkins hotel? at the time it was the highest point in san francisco.o we have some archival footage to the roof of the hotel. in fact, engineers installed the bay area's first tv broadcast antenna. also our first master control room complete with some skilled technicians was in the attic of this very hotel. here's a fun fact. the very first thing our viewers saw was a test pattern for 15 minutes that gave new tv owners a chance to adjust their sets. it was called t day because television was finally coming to the bay area. we couldn't think of a better person to celebrate this milestone with us. joining me now former san francisco mayor willie brown, the longest serving speaker of the california state assembly, icon in the bay area and california politics, what an introduction on a very special day for us. here we are, 75-year anniversary. you came to san francisco a little after we started our broadcast. >> that's right. i came in 1951, august 4th, 1951, exactly and i've been a fan of kpix forever. >> you have not only been a fan. you have been on our

mark: right on general. thank you very much -- general, jack keane for all that you've done in the past but all you're doing now. god bless you my friend. >> great talking as always mark. mark: he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ my mom's life is the most important thing to me. hi mom! i called my mom, "i have this gene and i think you need to get tested." she feels like it was truly lifesaving. >> welcome back america we're here with the fantastic senator from arkansas senator tom kot. serves on the senate arm services committee senate judiciary and intelligence committee those are important committees served in the united states arm forces and parts of the world that we talk about all of the time senator cotton -- joe biden and anthony blinken through secret shuttle diplomacy seem to be organizing opposition to i

mark: .for coming on the part of a mother still went issue get a month what it felt mother's day the book is serenity in the storm and want to encourage people to get on amazon.com. at a bookstore, it is out there right now. god bless you and your wonderful family picnics thank you mark it's an honor to join it you are the greatest in the conservative brickwork's next missouri senator john holly i [ applause ] the day you get your clearchoice dental implants changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. it changes your smile and how others smile at you. clearchoice network doctors have changed over 100,000 lives with dental implants, and they can change yours, too. because a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. missing spoke about america. senator josh hawley believes there is a crisis among men in america and it is only getting worse. but what is the solution? senator hawley offered some thought-pro

soviet theater and film director mark zakharov, we have today our special guest is alexandra markovnaeful to you, because we are terribly interested, we really want to tell you, really, about how mark anatolyevich zakharov came to cinema, why his films are so popular, although there are not so many of them, but there are constantly they rewatch them, they quote them, they simply adore them, this is the secret. we really want to try to reveal at least a little. mark antonich did one amazing thing, he invented his cinema, he rushed into cinema, when into television cinema, when it was not fashionable, when it was considered, in general, not very interesting, and his work, a feast during the plague, ah, 12 chairs filmed in ostankino, then this is an ordinary miracle, beautiful and that same munchausen, and the formula, that’s all... this is all television, this television cinema, which then over time became fashionable, although lioznova, the great lioznova, made a television film 17 opinions of spring, which captured the souls of all people, viewers from little to great and i have to te

mark: hello america i am mark levin this is life, liberty and levin.his sunday and thank you for being here. two great dust later in the program a fantastic lawyer and litigator richard goldberg one of the top experts when it comes to the middle east and the iranian regime will get to that in a moment but first i want to talk about impeachment. what is impeachment? what is it mean? where does all the stuff come from? high crimes and misdemeanors what does that mean? high crimes and misdemeanors you will find it section four of article two of the united states constitution. quotes, the president, vice president all civil officers of the united states shall be removed from office when impeachment for and conviction of treatment, or other high crimes and misdemeanors only want to focus in on the phrase high crimes. there is a lot of confusion about this and i'm here to fix it. it has a meaning i doesn't have a meeting at some people might suggest. what is a high crime? does that mean a president goes out goes to a 711 holds it up question with no summit m

name for mark twain.here's the mark twain national forest in missouri there's twain, california, in the northern part of t state. there's a school, a street, a library in germany named after mark twain. and of course there's the kennedy center mark twain prize for american humor. here in washington. we want to thank jocelyn chadwick for joining us for part of this program. she's with the harvard graduate school of education and the national council on teachers of english. thank you professor chadwick for being with us. she spent quite a bit of time talking abteaching mark twain. we have two more teachers from north shore high school in glenhead, new york who teach mark twain as well. here's what they had to say. >> twain gives us a chance to see what we would never see in history books. which is the interfacing, engaging of a poor white boy, son of an abusive, alcoholic, father, from whom he runs. it's the impetus of the book from huck's point of view. then he meets a runaway slave. and the two of them me

mark meadows.me tonight, cnn senior legal analyst and former federal prosecutor elie honig, and to georgia officials who testified before the fulton county grand jury. former state senator -- former lieutenant governor jeff duncan. elie, let me start with you. it seems like the very clear message that we're getting is overturning the election is not part of anyone's official duties. >> breaking news. what's so -- we're seeing the law develop. we knew a lot of folks, including donald trump, we're gonna make just this argument. -- i'm entitled to be tried in federal court, and the next step, which is a half-start removed from that, therefore, my case should be dismissed on community grounds. we didn't know how it was gonna come up. you've seen mark meadows today, donald trump in other contexts, about a half dozen folks in awe, make those arguments, and they've been uniformly rejected. they are batting point 000. those rejections have come from state judges, federal judges, and conservative judges, fo

my mark. meets guest is britain's top rock biographer, philip norman will be talking the beatles, the rolling stones and elton. do the young generation of musicians match up to these icons in the big story is the cop 28 environmental summit a load of hot air.7 i'll cop 28 environmental summit a load of hot air? i'll be asking eco campaigner and celebrity dad stanley johnson . and it might stanley johnson. and it might take a turn. looking forward to this. my first on air reaction to the shocking royal race. wow. you won't want to miss it. so two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment along the way. a really busy show . i'll be dealing with the show. i'll be dealing with the vegans after the news headlines with the red blooded ray addison i >> -- >> thanks -_ >> thanks , em >> thanks , mark. good evening. >> thanks, mark. good evening. our top stories tonight , cumbria our top stories tonight, cumbria police have declared a major incident due to heavy snow . incident due to heav

mark: .coming on the part of a mother still went issue get a month what it felt mother's day the book is serenity in the storm and want to encourage people to get on amazon.com. at a bookstore, it is out there right now. god bless you and your wonderful family picnics thank you mark it's an honor to join it you are the greatest in the conservative brickwork's next missouri senator john holly i liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with the money i saved, i started a dog walking business. oh. [dog barks] no it's just a bunny! only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ my daddy's a cowboy, i'm a cowboy and i'm raising a cowgirl. and discovering that my family come from farmers for generations. this life is in our blood. give the gift of family heritage with ancestry. (announcer) are you frustrated with your weight and health? before taking drastic measures, talk to your doctor about a natural solution with golo. (amber) i was on the verge of get

let me get back to sir mark. he decided he wanted to move on, mark.rk. he decided he wanted to move on. that is— mark. he decided he wanted to move on, that is what he told me. on the issue _ on, that is what he told me. on the issue of— on, that is what he told me. on the issue of the — on, that is what he told me. on the issue of the rest of my team and the culture _ issue of the rest of my team and the culture irr— issue of the rest of my team and the culture in numberten, yes it issue of the rest of my team and the culture in number ten, yes it was occasionally argumentative, but i think— occasionally argumentative, but i think that — occasionally argumentative, but i think that was no bad thing. we needed, — think that was no bad thing. we needed, frankly, to have an atmosphere in which people felt able to say— atmosphere in which people felt able to say things that were going to be controversial at the time. mr johnson. _ controversial at the time. m' johnson, without controversial at the time. m johnson, without labouring the point, a great dea

you can see we are at the mark hopkins hotel.t a gorgeous evening let's go to paul, paul we should mention we have the weather cameras atop this lovely building and you refer to them so many times in your weather forecast. >> yes. and i will do it now. we have them on top of the salesforce tower and mark hopkins it covers everything on the city except for your smiling face, but thank you for showing up. now, as we saw it earlier today, this was the view looking to the west. just a beautiful view. a little fog forming along the coast. it did not last very long. the current view from the mark hopkins hotel is fog free for the most part. trying to redevelop as we speak. it was not there five minutes ago. it will be sparse around here. tule fog will show up in the valley. passing clouds on christmas eve and day. not dropping the precipitation, back to near normal for the next couple of days. taking a break the next break wednesday next week. check out future cast and a few passing clouds. there is the tule fog in the central valley,

mark: welcome back america. professor john ellis distinguished professor santa cruz i bet that was fun. written break down of higher education which we've discussed with him in the past he really is a scholar on this subject. chairman of the california association of psychological larceny he wrote a piece in "the wall street journal," titled higher ed is become a threat to america you lay it out in the article but i want to dig into deeper professor. so tell us how this has come to be and what's taking place on these campuses? >> main thing i would like people to understand much more than they apparently do is our entire educational system has been captured by a radical left far left sect. and this is complete catastrophe for the country and our society cannot let this radical group take over its entire educational system and use it for its own purposes. this something must be done to stop this. in the year, in article -- i listed a number of really catastrophic problems that this society is facing. that everyon

mark: we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ mark: welcome back.mocrat party owns the media with, the colleges and universities and all the rest of the culture in this country. how do you like it? if how's it going? open borders, crime, sex trafficking, crime on our streets, people are depopulating our cities and our blue states, inflation through the roof. they get to tell you what kind of appliances you can have in your home, what kind of automobile you can have. think about what's going on in our country. think about what's going on in the world. the middle east was blown up after donald trump had it under or control. russia invades ukraine under the watchful eyes of joe biden. china more powerful than ever before under the watchful eyes of joe biden. all this horrendous activity taking place here in america and overseas and the inhumanity of all of it. i'll see you tomorrow night on life, liberty and he slip. ♪ ♪ ♪ brian: hope you're having a great ween i

mark: welcome back america.he greatest constitutional lawyers i know -- david shone he worked on the one of the trump impeachments he's a fantastic criminal rights and criminal defense attorney. david shone, you're in jerusalem right now before i get to legal questions i have for you, based on what this jack smith is doing which is really contentable in my view -- you're in jerusalem you get a sense of what's gipping on among people there in the united states -- we had "the new york times," we have msnbc and cnn and other rep are in this country undermining to win this war and almost a daily recitation of why benjamin netanyahu should be removed by hook or by crook and why his administration is right wing and why they're responsibility for everything going on. what is your sense in israel? my sense is people are united and winning and all of the stuff doesn't matter right now. >> people united never before and comments jurpdz mine political basis for trying to undermine unity in israel and what must be a consist

mark. year where? yes, mark.try will be focusing on immigration. country will be focusing on immigratiorlike . to part of this >> i would like. to part of this as a conservative. look, where are we now on immigration? because as i as i understand it, we have highest levels of we have the highest levels of legal immigration in in the last ten years under. the legal immigration in in the last ten years under . the tories. ten years under. the tories. >> yes. but i think what we're trying to do is understand how we get right level of immigration. >> let kulveer answer. >> let kulveer answer. >> well, i was about say >> well, i was about to say we have have the right level of have to have the right level of immigration. the targeted immigration, to support the economic immigration, to support the economi that's supporting whether that's supporting adult social care, whether that's supporting certain industries. so . i'm sorry, what we're going so. i'm sorry, what we're going to do. like the short answer, we didn't we

wrong direction, i don’t know, your leg is bent in the wrong direction, all this will happen, but markove to this girl, the second, standing in front of the mirror, love what you just objectively like, because obviously you don’t see yourself as beautiful as we see, and i say now it’s not just about appearance, thank you very much for coming and that you talked to us about this, it's not an easy story, it's not an easy task, but i 'm sure that if you start doing it, you 'll get through it, really, thank you , thank you for being so open with us, thank you very much, thank you , can i hug you? yes, thank you, thank you, you are great, well done. hello, this is the einstein witness podcast and its hosts are film historians, natalia ryabchikova and stanislav didinsky. our podcast is about who and how. created classic, iconic, famous, little-known, forgotten soviet films, this is a school of moviegoers, where we reveal the secrets of film archives and explain why watch soviet cinema now, how to find new meanings in it, understand more and get even more pleasure, and today we have a special

mark: we will be right back. mark: will come back america.we have a set of protections for defendants and due process. most, if not all from my perspective are being breach we have a protection for presidents and former presidents. they are creating issues of first impression and ruling against donald trump. they are trying to get it all packed in before the election or during the course of the election before there can be a final appeal to a supreme court to make a final decision. what is your take? >> i thinkthink that's right ity transparent. the starting point for everything is the creativity of a prosecutors may be the most important types of cases in our country's history. we should not see creativity we should not see them struggling to come up with the theory that probably won't work when it was safe to getting the conviction until the narrative they want to tell about generally six. the problem is there's a lot of tolerance for it in the courthouse when it comes to donald trump. and so may be unfortunate if you are in defense you're

because we are terribly interested , we really want to tell you, really. about how mark anatolyevichular, although there are not many of them, but there are always they are reviewed, they are quoted, they are simply adored, this is the secret we really want to try to reveal at least a little. mark anton did one amazing thing, he invented his own cinema, he rushed into cinema, when into television cinema, when it was not fashionable, when it was considered, in general , not very interesting, and his work, a feast during... performances, which were transferred to the television set, yes, it was like a test, they filmed a memorial prayer in the vastankino pavilion, in my opinion, yes, and a performance is a slightly different matter, it is necessary to communicate with the audience, these are slightly different laws, what is in the theater is very rarely conveyed by cinema. you know, the spectator and the performance come , the performance is born first as an idea, then the play is written, then it is rehearsed in the rehearsal room, this is the second, third birth, then you go on stage

[applause] >> mark.to ask you about the media, but you did mention the historic roots of anti-semitism and your book covers franklin roosevelt. i don't know if you want to get into this at all, but this isn't a modern issue in your analysis? >> franklin roosevelt -- our history has been rewritten by the left. somehow the republican party was responsible for slavery, the party of lincoln, somehow the republican party stranged all of its stripes in the south and all of a sudden the democrats spoke up and said you know, we're republic and so they immediately switched over to republicans, none of that ever happened. the democrat party doesn't want to own its own history, its racism, its anti-semitism, the blood on its hands. its anti-americanism, whether it was the confederacy or now the marxist movement and a white dominant privilege and i undo all of this in the book. but franklin roosevelt, i decided to go -- i said let me deal with him because he's the democrats' favorite president. let me read something

>>go this mark as well. ing to go with this mark as well.ust to say that, first of all, universities is a progressive space. of speech, space. so freedom of speech, freedom of opinion, freedom of life. words like life. so and using words like forced but forced to go vegan, but i understand i understand it. understand it. i understand it. where right. you we've got where right. you know, we've got all this film about global warming on at the moment. warming going on at the moment. and of these young people and most of these young people now, manipulated and most of these young people nothink manipulated and most of these young people nothink this manipulated and most of these young people nothink this way. manipulated and most of these young people nothink this way. they're3ulated to think this way. they're manipulated to go down that road where you're scared to not follow suit in case of being cancelled. it's a lot of peer pressure. you're right, ingrid. you're right. and i have a little girl, and i wouldn't like her wouldn't to think little

mark. year where? yes, mark.try will be focusing on immigration. country will be focusing on immigratiorlike . to part of this >> i would like. to part of this as a conservative. look, where are we now on immigration? because as i as i understand it, we have highest levels of we have the highest levels of legal immigration in in the last ten years under. the legal immigration in in the last ten years under . the tories. ten years under. the tories. >> yes. but i think what we're trying to do is understand how we get right level of immigration. >> let kulveer answer. >> let kulveer answer. >> well, i was about say >> well, i was about to say we have have the right level of have to have the right level of immigration. the targeted immigration, to support the economic immigration, to support the economi that's supporting whether that's supporting adult social care, whether that's supporting certain industries. so . i'm sorry, what we're going so. i'm sorry, what we're going to do. like the short answer, we didn't we

which, of course, is what mark meadows is.include former federal officials in this group for removal, that it wouldn't have just said so. so i thought that was a real hurdle that i didn't really think that meadows' lawyers succeeded in clearing. >> meadows' attorney noted that he was a former federal official, but he linked this to an argument that a federal venue would better protect the rights of a former federal official like meadows. and that didn't go over very well with the panel, including this conservative judge. let's hear this. >> we ordinarily have a presumption that the separate sovereign of a state and its courts are equally faithful to the constitution and to the law and can be trusted. >> is the legal term for this kind of rebuke smack-down? >> that's one word for it. you know, there's an important principle at stake here, which is, these are state charges brought in georgia in state court. so you have to have some really clear reason why you would move them over to federal court, because you trust state courts

so, mark, you you worked for ronald reagan.re 24 references to ronald reagan in your book as we conclude our evening, what do people need to know about ronald reagan today? what do young who didn't live through the reagan presidency? what did they need to know about ronald reagan and how should they go deeper? i count ronald reagan is the third greatest president in american history. washington reagan. and i'll tell you why. and will tell you why. some you are too young and i'm not old. some you are too young to remember this. but the economy was cratering. i mean, cratering. we had inflation at 21%. now, imagine that we had massive unemployment, it reached like 12%. we had there was no occurring in the country. we had this horrific recession with inflation, hadn't had it before. we weren't sure to do about it. people had lost hope in this country and the world food lines. and they were homeless. and the media was sure to show it. it. this was carter, another guy who believed in transformation. reagan had to up the united state

mark., of course , mark. we'll have, of course, have more on that throughout the show as details emerge on that concerning now the concerning story. now the teenage murders of brianna jacob can be named by the media when they are sentenced in february. i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news >> the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on gb news . late. get up this news. late. get up this christmas eve and christmas day . christmas eve and christmas day. >> wake up with gb news for the finest festive start to your christmas for you and the whole family. >> christmas breakfast on gb news. >> christmas eve and christmas day from 6 am. >> i got you this. >> i got you this. >> oh good. okay. um, i got you a little something. ah >> ah, sure. it's nice . welcome >> ah, sure. it's nice. welcome. back. >> it's 325. you're watching or listening to martin daubney on gb news. in a few minutes, we'll look back at the lockerbie bombing. exactly 35 years on from uk's worst ever from the uk

mark. mark, we had a question. i just want to finish this point with the republican party. i get these senators on my show and says that you don't even know the history, the democrat party. you get up there, they call you racists and you wilt. okay. okay. i'm not saying that i you know, i'm not doing there. the racists start to spell it out. joe biden is a racist and a bigot and he always has been a racist kind bigot. and your book points out of the awful things. it's all in. you got to do is read it and tell that you can see right. right over there. please. my question is to you what's going on. thoughts regarding the house of representative of the second. no, i cannot for stalemate at electing speaker of the house started off with mccarthy small group of re republicans at all the people from florida some other group of eight -- that then okay what's your question. george jordan, so forth. yeah. i mean, how does that how does that reflect amongst the voters and amongst the american people with the house of representatives majority? that's a very cannot get it together to e

mark: hello america i am mark levin. this is life, liberty, and levin. an attorney james trustee. tour to great gas i want to make the point as clearly as i can. joe biden and entity blinken have blood on their hands. they are drenched in blood. what am i talking about? can anybody tell me any other president in american history who gives aid and support. billions of dollars to our enemy. to our enemy has killed american soldiers in iraq. due to our enemy that has created all kinds of mayhem in the middle east. to our enemy is now attacking our armed forces in the middle east and attacking our allies for this trying to build an islamic caliphate throughout the middle east. what kind of a commander-in-chief of the united states of america waives economic sanctions. with its oil, commerce, finance, banking, you name it. against a regime that sought to assassinate a former secretary of state and former national security advisor. who does that? can you name a single president in american history. a single secretary of state since we have had secretary of state go back to jefferson. ca

they say, and of course, mark anaton, who treated his actors very carefully, he began to film them, filmfilm, film, because popularity was needed, people should, and not just flash, play some roles for this to happen it’s good and that it was probably something like this, that is, it was not just some kind of director’s attempt to prove himself in a new way, as the media now say, but concern for the actors, that is, precisely as the main director, and it was schwartz. originally father to schwartz turned to me when he staged plays at the student theater of moscow state university, under yutkevich, rolan anatolyevich bykov was there, he staged the dragon. yes. and this dragon, in general, became popular and famous, valentin nikolaevich pluchik came, saw it and somehow rushed down from the cliff. you know, he invited a young, inexperienced, completely stage director to his satire theater, as an actor and director, and when his father came to the satire theater, he realized that he was not the best actor, but to go on stage with very good artists, and that’s it, demoting himself, well, he s

mark. gensler. thank you, mark. >> it's 9:00. i'm sophia wenzler in the newsroom. a 16 year old in the newsroom. a16 year old boy has been charged with the murder of leon gordon who was shot dead in east london on tuesday evening. the boy has also been charged with the attempted murder of a 20 year old year old boy. old man and a 16 year old boy. he was also charged with possession of a firearm and possession of a firearm and possession with intent to supply class drugs . he will appear at class a drugs. he will appear at barkingside magistrate court on monday . met police have arrested monday. met police have arrested 13 people after thousands gathered for a pro—palestine march in london today. the metropolitan police have also released an image appealing for the public's help to identify a woman. it's part of an investigate into a placard carried at the protest earlier today. carried at the protest earlier today . thousands gathered to today. thousands gathered to call for a ceasefire in

mark: that is true.perception that when you go into the housing market and you're looking at a rate of 8% and it used to be at 3%, down 5% looks reasonable. that will get people into the housing market. i think about 40% of homes are all-cash owned, no mortgage. those people are selling and downsizing. that is having a big impact. we see a highest percentage of new billed as part of the new homes right now. people are not trading homes. stocks are up, they are building new homes, great for our business. guy: brad jacobs was here a few days ago. he is going to be looking to consolidate the building materials distribution business in america and to a certain extent in europe. he was talking about the application of technology to that business. he thinks you could see significant improvement in terms of warehousing, distribution, management. how ripe is your industry for that kind of movement? mark: we sell through distribution. we have large distributors we sell through. they have a lot of technology. they

we're admiral mark montgomery, retired. mark mark and i have known each other way too long. i work in cyber. before it was cool and and and he not only directs csc 2.0, he also directs the cti at the foundation for defense of democracy, iss. and bottom line was did yeoman's work as executive director for the cyber solarium commission. mark, you've got the you've got the tough job here and, you know, i have some opinions on all this, but but to unpack our paper little bit and and i thought we'd start this specifically sort of getting a sense of what are the three big things that the executive branch should do to get us closer to goal here in it? well, thanks, frank. it's great to be with you and my friends, too. and and steve now i will say i've never heard you know, i always rely on him for a strong spouse to of why at the heart of maritime nation. but look on our report i think the first thing i'd say is the key finding that sharon, you and i had, which is that we we to strengthen the space system, name it a u.s. national structure. and in doing so, we would close the curre

what about ding junhui versus mark _ popcorn. what about ding junhui versus mark williams?iams? i think no one has been talking about _ versus mark williams? i think no one has been talking about mark- has been talking about mark williams, dingjunhui, we'll talk williams, ding junhui, we'll talk about— williams, ding junhui, we'll talk about this — williams, dingjunhui, we'll talk about this idiosyncrasy in his technique which is causing them problems— technique which is causing them problems here and there, i expect williams _ problems here and there, i expect williams will come through that much, — williams will come through that much, and a bit stronger and more consistent— much, and a bit stronger and more consistent at the moment. enjoyr much, and a bit stronger and more consistent at the moment. en'oy this evenin: but consistent at the moment. en'oy this evening but make i consistent at the moment. en'oy this evening but make sure i consistent at the moment. en'oy this evening but make sure you i consistent at the moment. enjoy this evening but make sure you get some

mark at stories? let me know. mark at gbnews.com. to this in my take at ten. my reaction to the duke of sussex's phone hacking victory i'm sorry , harry, you're victory i'm sorry, harry, you're no victim . first up, my mark no victim. first up, my mark meets guest, one of the big stars of 90s pop music, a man who went from selling 6 million albums worldwide to booze and drugs. hell. but he got through it. and his story deeply it. and his story is deeply inspiring. jemmy constable from 9/11 is . next cupping coming up, i should say, in my take at ten, my reaction to the duke of sussex's phone hacking victory sorry, harry, you're no victim. that's my take. at ten in just ten minutes time, you won't want to miss it. a couple of emails before we get to mark meat is the office christmas party asking for trouble ? this from philip. hi trouble? this from philip. hi mark. back in 1974, i enjoyed my first office party. someone brought in some homemade strawberry wine. i ended up having a snog with angela in the ladies. she was my first work c

~' ., government lose this vote question mark? ~ ., ., ., ., mark?l in that the government won't - mark? i think not a great deal in that the government won't be i mark? i think not a great deal in i that the government won't be able to pursue the issue, and me other legislative measures. there might be enough letters of no confidence in it rishi sunak amongst conservative mps to force a leadership in action, but i think the expectation of the moment is that rishi sunak would survive that numerically, board is true is we are looking at the government that is given the impression of limping to efficient finish line where it will come second, and that impression will only be reinforced if we get a prime minister who can get a successive legislation passed by zone mps. fiend. legislation passed by zone mps. and, it's a key pledge. _ legislation passed by zone mps. and, it's a key pledge, the _ legislation passed by zone mps. and, it's a key pledge, the rwanda plan, and if he loses in the next few minutes, it's gone, can happen? the rules means — minutes,

mark at stories? let me know. mark at gbnews.com. to this in my take at ten. my reaction to the duke of sussex's phone hacking victory i'm sorry , harry, you're victory i'm sorry, harry, you're no victim . first up, my mark no victim. first up, my mark meets guest, one of the big stars of 90s pop music, a man who went from selling 6 million albums worldwide to booze and drugs. hell. but he got through it. and his story deeply it. and his story is deeply inspiring. jemmy constable from 9/11 is . next cupping coming up, i should say, in my take at ten, my reaction to the duke of sussex's phone hacking victory sorry, harry, you're no victim. that's my take. at ten in just ten minutes time, you won't want to miss it. a couple of emails before we get to mark meat is the office christmas party asking for trouble ? this from philip. hi trouble? this from philip. hi mark. back in 1974, i enjoyed my first office party. someone brought in some homemade strawberry wine. i ended up having a snog with angela in the ladies. she was my first work c

mark.sroom . some wenzler in the newsroom. some breaking news in the last hour. a murder probe has been launched after a newborn babies body was found outside a premises in ipswich, suffolk police were called at 12:35 pm. this afternoon after reports that a newborn baby had been found on norwich road. the death is being treated as unexplained but is under investigation . two men and under investigation. two men and a female have been arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with the incident and remain in police custody for questioning . police have also questioning. police have also urged the public not to speculate on social media after a 16 year old boy has been charged with the murder of leanne gordon, who was shot dead in east london on tuesday evening. the boy has also been charged with attempted murder of a 20 year old man and a 16 year old boy . he was also charged old boy. he was also charged with possession of a firearm and possession with intent to supply class a drugs . he

the only evidence that mark meadows advanced was his own testimony. that's it. and he basically said, credibly or not, everything that i did when i was the white house chief of staff fell within the duties as the chief of staff as a federal officer. nobody believes that. the state of georgia didn't believe it. the trial judge didn't believe it and you can hear the skepticism from the appellate court judges now. that's the critical one issue. the second major legal issue is this, when we look at statutes, we want to look at the construction or interpretation of them. what does that mean? you look at the plain language of the statute, look how it is put together. right now there is missing the idea in this statute, the language, that says that a former federal official can remove the language in another subsection says current officials can remove. so, one of the justices -- the judges was saying, hey, maybe congress needs to get involved in this if they intended for somebody like mark meadows to be able to invoke this removal thing. that's the other second major

the official spoke -- potentially mark - see. the official spoke -- potentially mark the - see. the official spoke -- potentially mark the end | see. the official spoke -- i potentially mark the end of see. the official spoke -- . potentially mark the end of a rate hike cycle that has included 11 increases to ease government prices. data you may recall this week showed a drop from its peak of 1.9% in mid-2022 from its peak of 1.9% in mid—2022 tojust 3.1% from its peak of 1.9% in mid—2022 to just 3.1% in november. that is above the beds target of 2% and jerome bed's target of 2% and jerome powell cautioned the committee had not ruled out raising rates again in the future. still, wall street, all three markets finished higher and the dow jones industrial average jumped more than 500 points to a record close. this is the third time in a row after all that central bank decided against another rate hike. for investors are satisfied that the fed is done, the only question on their minds is when will the fed start cutting them? what happened in the us overnight? i talked to someone fro

mark easton, bbc news, rochdale.her patterns are causing chaos for nature. the charity said climate change is upsetting the rhythm of the seasons — and the effects can be seen across its estates in england, wales and northern ireland. 2023 saw a series of temperature records, with the warmestjune and highest sea temperatures ever recorded around the coast of the uk. an unusually warm winter allowed pests and diseases to thrive. meanwhile low water levels in rivers, lakes and reservoirs — caused by a lack of rain coupled with the high temperatures — has been a factor in increased algal blooms. and there were dramatic storms too, with storms babet and ciaran damaging landscapes and coastlines around the country. hello. storm gerrit will continue to bring some travel disruption across the uk during the rest of today and into tonight. rain and gales quite widely, but across parts of central and northern scotland during daytime, there could be some fairly disruptive snowfall too. the winds themselves come in two features.