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descended in the courtroom when alex davies was talking about what he wanted to do to the people he hated in britain and how he wanted them all removed from the country. judge markdoes this now close the matter? iii come or does this now close the matter? , ., ., , come or does this now close the matter? , ., .,, ..,, , matter? in terms of the open cases and investigations, _ matter? in terms of the open cases and investigations, this _ matter? in terms of the open cases and investigations, this seems i matter? in terms of the open cases and investigations, this seems to l matter? in terms of the open cases| and investigations, this seems to be the end of the line for national action. there are people who are members before the band who haven't been convicted, but that we don't know of any other ongoing investigations. this does seem to" this very, very unpleasant group —— to close this book. they seemed to target older teenagers and people in their 20s, they aimed at propaganda, particularly at that group, trying to sow the seeds of a race war in britain. that's what they wanted to do to create a revolutionary movement to take part in a race war. daniel, many t

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i look forward to working with your constituents and your office to make sure we hit the mark on that. mr. davis: thank you very much. and i just spoke to a lady this morning who has two children. she didn't file because she didn't have to file because she lives off of s.s.i. and it took me about 10, 15 minutes to help her understand that she is missing money and losing money. so let me thank you for the engagement and i appreciate the work especially that the agency has done with my office and my staff and my committee relative to foster youth and individuals who are incarcerated. thank you, mr. chairman. and i yield back. mr. pascrell: thank you,. mr. davis. and thank you for your question. this brings us to a close today. i'd like to thank our witnesses. you two gentlemen did a fantastic job. i'm observed in your reports -- absorbed in your reports. i looked at them very, very carefully and red them very carefully. this is half of what we're doing in terms of any tax fairness. operations and then the legislation of how folks with money are more protected than people who don't make very much e

>> kayleigh mcenany, mark levin, ben shapiro, john macarthur, christian author, victor davis hanson atasked me to write a blurb. never even asked. i get the book, it's a sign. who wrote the blurbs for the back? kayleigh mcenany? >> because your book was the prologue. if there was no blurb needed. >> jesse: we love her and all but if you want a real blurb, you come to me. thank you so much. >> noted. >> jesse: good luck with the book. there's an old saying, i think you've heard it before, you never know a person until you walk a mile in their shoes. well, jesse jr. wanted to get to know his father and he threw on the size 11 nike air max and i think he looks great, and his feet now stink because i walked in them. because that's all i can do now with my bad back, i just walk, that's the only exercise i do but looking good out there. jesse jr. will never be able to don't, my son. not because he's white. because he's my son and i am very white. bob from rick hill south carolina. if you continue with the poly p issue, you will soon be receiving a subpoena to appear before the january 6th co

welsh rider mark purslow, frenchman cesar chanal, and northern ireland's davy morgan all died in crasheseen very much marked by the tragic incidents that we have had, and that more than anything else will probably be the way that this year is remembered. from the start, it's plunging away down broughill. first held in 1907, the tourist trophy has long attracted riders and fans the world over. for many, the tt is the isle of man. since its inception, 265 writers have lost their lives and races on the island, 1982 the last patella to year. despite the risks, its appeal continues to endure. the challen . e its appeal continues to endure. the challenge of— its appeal continues to endure. the: challenge of the its appeal continues to endure. t'te: challenge of the course its appeal continues to endure. tt9 challenge of the course and the fact that it challenge of the course and the fact thatitis challenge of the course and the fact that it is so long, there is nothing else like it in the world. that the appeal to the riders because they are pushing themselves, they are their machines, to the

davis was not the president of the united states. she nailed the elements of this conspiracy with. mark meadows at the center of it. her boss. we're going to get to the bill willard hotel and who was with in those meetings? well, mark wanted to go and decided to call in on the phone. the heart of this conspiracy has developed and we've started to see the pattern and blocks fit into place. is the willard hotel -- let me say one thing and i'm going on for a second. because of the way things are fitting together, why is it that donald trump is so intent on getting to the capitol and getting the people he knows are armd and all the rest? what is the committee's theory about this? it may be more than a theory. they were going to stop the counting of the vote for the president of the united states and try to prevent at 1:00 p.m., the only time there's law in the united states that says this is when and how you elengtct the president of the united states. they wanted to stop it. pence wouldn't do it and now they were intent in what they see about donald trump today. he seemed intent on stopping it too. there's objective. >> and whi

davies, bbc news, kharkiv. the duke and duchess of cambridge have laid a wreath at the foot of grenfell tower in west london as people markedry of the fire which claimed 72 lives. survivors called forjustice for the bereaved and more immediate action to tackle the threat posed by flammable cladding which still affects tower blocks across britain. this report from our home affairs correspondent tom symonds. now in their honour, we will observe a 72—second silence. the people who called grenfell home were scattered by the disaster. they returned today — alongside them, neighbours and supporters — to remember friends and relatives lost to the flames. # i once was lost # but now i'm found...# but this event was also about the survivors. # but now i see...# eight—year—old ayeesha among them. never forget. i will never forget the fire. i will never forget the smoke. i will never forget the sirens. i will never forget how scary the fire was. i will never forget how worrying the fire was. i will never forget that i survived. we can't change our pasts, but we can change the future. never forget. applause the community group grenfell

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jefferson davis who was not the president of the united states, she nailed elements of this conspiracy. with mark meadows at the center of it. her boss. we're going to get to the willered hotel in the next series of meetings. who was in the meetings and talked today about well, mark wanted to go and decided he better call in on the phone. the heart of this conspiracy has developed and we're seeing a pattern and blocks fit into place. is the will lard hotel. because of the way things are fit together, why is it that donald trump is so intent in getting to the capitol and getting those people who he knows are armed and all the rest, what's the committee theory about this that maybe a lot more than a theory? they were going to stop the counting of the vote for the president of the united states. and try to prevent at 1:00 p.m. the only time there's law in the united states that says this is when and how you elect the president of the united states. they wanted to stop it. pence wouldn't do it and now they were intent in what we see about donald trump today, he seemed to be pretty intent about stoppi

jordan davies has been speaking to survivors of the strikes, and the families of those who died. lance corporal nicholas david mark the sun, and in the morning, we will remember them. this is about ten days after the ship was hit. the ship was still there, burning. and the boss said to me, "would you read the names out?" so, yeah, it was a difficult time. not a single day in the last 40 years have gone by, i have not thought about it. not one day i don't think those boys. i knew every one of them. newsreel: skyhawks - four or five came low i across the bay to bomb the two landing ships unloading men and supplies. - there's been a call gone out — red, red, red — and then you see skyhawks looping across the sky, and suddenly everybody�*s shooting at these skyhawks. instantly, things went into slow motion and i saw an aircraft fire above the hatch, and you could tell that's not a harrier — it looks like a skyhawk. one of the ships — sir galahad — burst into flames immediately. i the ship had been carrying two. companies of the welsh guards. although she'd been- anchored for several hours, they were still aboard. bang

that was a reference to alex davies' evidence before the jury which he described as neo—nazi views. these are views, marknd a half years in prison. under the new rules, alex davies won't even be considered for parole for two thirds of that, so that's five years and eight months, and after that he could serve the rest of his sentence on licence if the parole board agrees to freedom. daniel sandford at the old bailey, thank you very much. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. many parts of the country will continue to see some sunshine through the rest of the day. we are going to find temperatures a bit higher than they were yesterday so it feels a bit warm out there. one or two showers will break out as well. those will ease away during this evening. still a bit cloudy and damp across southern counties of england as well. but towards the south west into wales and northern ireland we will see some rain pushing on here before midnight — that rain band moves up to the south—west of scotland and sweeps into eastern parts of england. to the south—west of scotland and sweeps int

davis. colonel, great to have you this morning. thanks very much, you know we are past the 100 day mark on the war in ukraine and it feels like americansback burner at this point, not as much interest. how would you characterize where we are on this war in ukraine? >> yeah, i think you're 100% right. there's just so many things happening in the united states, you know, with school shootings with this january 6th thing going on, all kinds of things that are going to take precedence after this war has been going on but in the donbas especially i assure you nothing is going on the back burner. it is getting much hotter and, in fact, despite all of the weapons we have been sending and the most heroic effort it was ukrainian forces, russia continues to methodically move forward to the west and they now have almost completely taken the city of donetsk and if something big doesn't happen soon, ukraine can lose up to 10, to 12,000 troops getting cut off in that -- maria: that is really ashame and they have been courageous and incredible in terms of fighting back. is there anything that the west can do to further assist ukraine? >> honestly jus

san francisco since 1988 58 families gathered at uc davis over the weekend for a juneteenth holiday celebration of juneteenth is very important in markedre in the us and the families who came out for the festivities enjoyed food music. and dance performances. one of the artists talked about the importance of learning about june 10th. i just think it behooves everyone. you kind of know a little bit about the world that they live in. and we are definitely here. not going anywhere any time to last year, juneteenth became the 11th holiday recognized by the federal government. that holiday will be sunday. june 90. that's just one day left before election day around the bay area . we'll tell you how candidates are making a last ditch effort to get out the vote. implied the effort to recall san francisco's district attorney is getting national attention plus. yep the word is fans celebrating a victory as the warriors even up the series with the celtics to tell you why the showdown between them is taking on even more special meeting. from ktvu . fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welco

jordan davies has been speaking to survivors of the strikes, and the families of those who died. lance corporal nicholas david mark. they were remembered then, and they are remembered now. at the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember them. this is about ten days after the ship was hit. the ship was still there, burning. and the boss said to me... "will you read the names out?" so, yeah, it was a difficult time. not a single day in the last 40 years have gone by, i have not thought about it. not one day i don't think those boys. i knew every one of them. newsreel: skyhawks - four or five came low i across the bay to bomb the two landing ships unloading men and supplies. - there's been a call gone out — red, red, red — and then you see skyhawks looping across the sky, and suddenly everybody�*s shooting at these skyhawks. instantly, things went into slow motion and i saw an aircraft fire above the hatch, and you could tell that's not a harrier — it looks like a skyhawk. one of the ships — sir galahad — burst into flames immediately. i the ship had been carrying two. companies of the welsh guards