it's all speculate on what we mark johnson, is we do know.nson, is that prisons are a that our prisons are in a terrible state, an awful morale with in the prison service, huge turnover over up to 1 in 7, resigning every year. the point you were making earlier, danny, about the lack of experience . about the lack of experience. yes. how do we get mark johnson a broader conversation about prisons, prisoners? >> i think we need like the pubuc >> i think we need like the public really to demand it from the political environment and for the last 20 years since i've been working in this space, it's been working in this space, it's been short duration politics that has taken like a veneer of being tough on crime and, you know, and rehabilitation revolution and, you know , all of revolution and, you know, all of these little inventions . we need these little inventions. we need to stop that. we need to stop politicians using it as like a political potato football. sorry you know, and until we do, we're always going to keep having the same i mean, th

it's all speculate on what we mark johnson, is we do know.on, is that prisons are a that our prisons are in a terrible state, an awful morale with in the prison service, huge turnover over up to 1 in 7, resigning every year. the point you were making earlier, danny, about the lack of experience . about the lack of experience. yes. how do we get mark johnson a broader conversation about prisons, prisoners? >> i think we need like the pubuc >> i think we need like the public really to demand it from the political environment and for the last 20 years since i've been working in this space, it's been working in this space, it's been short duration politics that has taken like a veneer of being tough on crime and, you know, and rehabilitation revolution and, you know , all of revolution and, you know, all of these little inventions . we need these little inventions. we need to stop that. we need to stop politicians using it as like a political potato football. sorry you know, and until we do, we're always going to keep having the same i mean, the

is mark johnson. on. thank you. is mark johnson.r uservoice, he's the founder of uservoice, a charity looks to charity that looks to work to reduce more charity that looks to work to redu to more charity that looks to work to reduto come more charity that looks to work to reduto come now more charity that looks to work to reduto come now ande still to come between now and 5:00. the latest on 5:00. i'll have the latest on the weight loss jabs that are now available on the nhs. i will ask, are ask, should people who are overweight because of a bad diet so not through health stuff, a bad get down the gym. bad diet, just get down the gym. but first, for your but first, it's time for your latest headlines karen latest headlines with karen armstrong . armstrong. >> and it's 433. karen armstrong here in the newsroom . birmingham here in the newsroom. birmingham city council has effectively declared itself bankrupt. europe's largest local authority has issued a notice which prevents all but essential new spending. the council's financial pr

can walk around in a hoodie and his shorts, but there were people like chris van holland, mark kirk, tim johnson, all of them had similar medical problems to that which john fetterman did and they continued to wear coat and tie. >> i'm worried it's the opposite of him being in a particularly good disposition. he was not long ago hospitalized with mental health issue, i've experienced myself as well, that when you are having bouts of depression or other issues it can affect your act to get up, get dressed, showered and get out there, and i hope senator fetterman -- people are talking about this but i hope the people close to him love him enough to get him the help he needs to make sure he's up for this, it does not seem like he's able to handle some of the duties and maybe chuck schumer, rather than changing dress code policy and to help him out should think about whether he's providing the help he really should be. >> gillian: or the help the senator might need. we have to leave it there. thank you for joining us. >> john: good to see you. have a great we could. our first listen to 911 calls tha

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mark. even boris johnson with this fake shaggy.ere people in power, that is fake, to me it's in authentic. you're a person in power, you don't pretend that you are not. i just find it very inauthentic. >> all right, -- >> i don't think it's a mistake here. i think maybe it's generational, even though schumer is not exactly the youngest, and the senator from pennsylvania may not be the youngest. speaking to some people i really respect and admire, very much, in my staff on jose dÍaz-balart reports. i was a, i don't really care what the person looks like or dresses if they are being affective to represent our interest. >> jose makes a company. >> alex, let's point to you. because your whole team where animal prints? >> yes, everyone. >> it's required. >> if you want a job on the, show just seen. oh >> i had to get out of mine. >> can i just say this? i think a lot about the men, women, and the children, those children that have come on the border, and that are experiencing -- i think, gosh, to be here in this country, and to see the

four members of congress in the senate and the house ben ray lujan, chris val van hollen, mark kirk and tim johnsonontinued to wear a coat and tie. why should john fetterman be able to go in his gym clothes to the floor of the senate. >> i don't make the connection between the fact that he had a stroke and what. >> john: because people are saying this is what is he comfortable in. this highlights his recovery? >> juan: i don't buy that argument. >> john: that's what his colleagues are saying. >> listen this is the way he likes to dress. i don't think it's because of the stroke. >> john: why should he get a bi? >> i don't think he should get a bi. in fact green and i were talking about this in the green room. i don't think all traditions need to be protected if you are in the gallery on the senate floor it's a workplace. you expect people to dress in a decent, respectful fashion, so do i sound like an old geezer? okay. but i'm telling you, that's the way i feel about it, john. sincerely. what's next bare feet just walk in there. >> flip-flops are slides next best thing. >> i don't want to see senato

former prisoner and founder of uservoice mark johnson joins us now to talk about this. >> we're trying ? and do you think they are? >> definitely not. i mean, the you know, we have an inspector at body, different inspectorate bodies, actually in this country. that's charlie taylor for prisons, just in russell's for prisons, just in russell's for probation. and over there sort of whole tenure and ones before it . and i've always wrote before it. and i've always wrote quite reports of the state of prisons . so quite reports of the state of prisons. so the quite reports of the state of prisons . so the last one quite reports of the state of prisons. so the last one was three quarters of the whole prison estate is poor and inadequate . and, you know , inadequate. and, you know, wandsworth is open in 1851. it was built for 950 prisoners, and it's . 170% over capacity. so it's. 170% over capacity. so there's 1600 prisoners in there . half are unemployed . the rest . half are unemployed. the rest are locked up for 22 hours a day. and even of the employed, about 30% aren't available for full d

adam johnson is back, mark tepper as well, strategic partner, thank you very much. let's begin with you on why you pay attention to apple and whether it can carry through a fairly momentous year for consumers. >> smart phones in general but the iphone in particular is a mainstay in our society. people will always use it. these batteries tend to go bad, phones start to break and people need to upgrade. >> perfectly planned, your battery going to 0. when you look at iphone sales in particular or the apple event we are talking about today, gives us a good read on how strong the consumer is. a better read on how strong the higher end consumer is as far as pricing goes, the insight into how the consumer is doing is a big deal. neil: if you think about it, that has been propelling the market too. the resilience whether they pack themselves in planes or stores, it has been life blessing for these markets and this economy. how long do you see that going? >> there are two types of consumers, the high end consumer who is doing very well. the number of passengers passing throu

mark gbnews.com. boris johnson. remember him?r rejoin the eu . is he never rejoin the eu. is he right? i'll be putting that to tonight's newsmaker. plus tomorrow's front pages with instant reaction from my top pundits. don't go anywhere so they've been frustrated in this this way. so they've been frustrated in this this way . and this this way. and she does not agree with my take at ten. >> phil and holly should both be relegated to cbgb's , bedtime relegated to cbgb's, bedtime houn relegated to cbgb's, bedtime hour. even then, they can probably bore a three year old anthony not having it at all. do you know ? feelings are running you know? feelings are running very strongly. tracy's says, hi, mark. those two should never be seen again. both awful. why was holly on midsomer murders the other week? she was dreadful. i don't want to see her, says tracy. hi says marion. no thank you to phillip schofield. they all knew, says marion. it's a disgrace, rachel telling it like it is. mark dolan tonight hotter than the kalahari desert top

mark gbnews.com. boris johnson. remember him?r rejoin the eu . is he never rejoin the eu. is he right? i'll be putting that to tonight's newsmaker. plus tomorrow's front pages with instant reaction from my top pundits. don't go anywhere so they've been frustrated in this this way. so they've been frustrated in this this way . and this this way. and she does not agree with my take at ten. >> phil and holly should both be relegated to cbgb's , bedtime relegated to cbgb's, bedtime houn relegated to cbgb's, bedtime hour. even then, they can probably bore a three year old anthony not having it at all. do you know ? feelings are running you know? feelings are running very strongly. tracy's says, hi, mark. those two should never be seen again. both awful. why was holly on midsomer murders the other week? she was dreadful. i don't want to see her, says tracy. hi says marion. no thank you to phillip schofield. they all knew, says marion. it's a disgrace, rachel telling it like it is. mark dolan tonight hotter than the kalahari desert top

>> no, everyone else but me was in, adam johnson, keith fitzgerald, my buddy mark tepper. there's plenty of stocks and they're like sweet hearts. you lose them and miss them when they're gone. nxpi. it's a stock i own and firm doesn't do much with it and it's cheaper and levered to artificial intelligence but every other big tech friend out there from 5g to automation to electric vehicles, you name it. xpi trades at a fraction of the valuation of nvidia. stuart: brilliant, lou. brilliant. a man bringing sweet hearts into a stock market discussion. that was classic, man. absolutely classic. >> i'm here for it. stuart: no, stay away from that. we better go tolt stock market and individual movers and shakers of the day, lauren, the auto makers please. lauren: there are ratter reports that the -- reports that the uaw targeting a 30% pay increase for their members and enough to satisfy members and attract new members and the initial request was for a 40% pay bump and the auto makers offered about half that. so if this holds true, you're going from 20-30 and that might be enough

in early 2016, republican senators ron johnson, rob portman and mark burke wrote to the ukrainian president assailing corruption in his country and urging him to press ahead with urgent reforms to the prosecutor general's office. yet in 2018, as president trump saw biden as a strong rival in the 2020 election, he worked with giuliani to twist all the facts around and to sudden life accuse biden of corruption in calling for the dismissal of a corrupt prosecutor. a few months ago, chairman comer and the committee received an insiders account of the plan to concoct and spread this lie from an extraordinary letter sent to us by rudy giuliani's right hand man. they searched high and low to find anyone who would endorse their contortions about biden. their failing crusade culminated in the phone call to zelensky in which trump threatened to withhold hundreds of billions of dollars in security assistance to ukraine unless zelensky embraced their ridiculous fabrication and falsely advertised to the world that ukraine was investigating joe biden. this shakedown became the basis for the first house i

business journalist, lord kulveer, ranger broadcaster and former adviser to boris johnson and a brand new star on markr lewis oakley , as well as react to the oakley, as well as react to the big stories of the day and tomorrow's papers. they'll be nominating their headline heroes and back page zeroes. so lots to get through a busy hour to come. and those papers are on the way. first, my take . at ten. comedy first, my take. at ten. comedy legend stephen fry made headunes legend stephen fry made headlines this week not for a 939 headlines this week not for a gag or a new sketch , but an all gag or a new sketch, but an all too predictable rant against brexit. take a listen . brexit. take a listen. >> i mean, stephen, it's been an extraordinary period. you know, covid, brexit, all of those things, brexit, brexit, we must mention brexit. >> the labour party is afraid to mention was catastrophe mention it. it was a catastrophe and everybody knows it deep in their well everybody and everybody knows it deep in their agree well everybody and everybody knows it deep in their agree with everybody and everybody

business journalist, lord kulveer, ranger broadcaster and former adviser to boris johnson and a brand new star on markr lewis oakley , as well as react to the oakley, as well as react to the big stories of the day and tomorrow's papers. they'll be nominating their headline heroes and back page zeroes. so lots to get through a busy hour to come. and those papers are on the way. first, my take . at ten. comedy first, my take. at ten. comedy legend stephen fry made headunes legend stephen fry made headlines this week not for a 939 headlines this week not for a gag or a new sketch , but an all gag or a new sketch, but an all too predictable rant against brexit. take a listen . brexit. take a listen. >> i mean, stephen, it's been an extraordinary period. you know, covid, brexit, all of those things, brexit, brexit, we must mention brexit. >> the labour party is afraid to mention was catastrophe mention it. it was a catastrophe and everybody knows it deep in their well everybody and everybody knows it deep in their agree well everybody and everybody knows it deep in their agree with everybody and everybody

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and it was a serious question mark on the condition of the command to spend the president of the rest of the johnson you produce. to me, i do have to pick them up, which is great because you know, solution. ready ready ready most of most of us, but i have to answer the question, i'm sure quote, and i have gotten to share with us what the law says. now, just on us for detroit introduction, he showed it to go to go to a connection because somebody knows it comes through much voice machine and choose and that which you, unless the face to the distortion of the function it currently in the and i'm just in the same sense and my son, the dental vision and the image distortion that took my concession is now for the dying of funds, will come to class, which is 32 ish all changed. so information to the local business or financial thinking for club us and listening to the game in the quick lane, it took guys young exclusively to analyze through his team on the lowest the pets in the notes and use not much new potato, a name or perspective or to look good, i choose and yet to see are pursuing a good deal if sh

mark with his handshake. this has already happened to boriska johnson, slimy tras, mario draghi and sanna marin. would tense up. the polish ambassador to canada believes that the ukrainian nazi yaroslav gunka should be prosecuted for the actions of his sss division. in general, the poles are beginning to have more and more questions for vovka, and for zelensky. i don’t understand, it was the smell of gas from the exploded northern streams that began to reach them. according to the diplomat, zelsky hardly knew who to applaud. in the canadian parliament, this is impossible, this is not a drug advertisement, but if you smell it well, everything seems possible, even a counterattack, and in general vovka is ready to applaud anyone, as long as his bank account is replenished, the minister of education of poland proposed to extradite yaroslav gunka, knowing the morals of polish politicians, i would not be surprised if poland also demands reparations from canada. about canadian amusements of ukrainian setups in the report of our international observer sergei krem bryulev. it was a meaningless day. the s

>> johnson, local 1915 in rhode island. same as mark, guys and girls, proud moment for them.be happier. >> carley: mark, anthony, thank you for telling us this story, you were at the right place at the right time. todd, over to you. >> todd: steelers take home first win of the season beating browns behind two defensive touchdowns. watch. >> here he comes and -- [cheering] -- picked up. wow, touchdown steelers. >> todd: t.j. watt. sending prayers to nick chubb, who suffered a gruesome injury, a significant knee injury. coach says he will be out the rest of the season. this is the same xee injured in 2017. hopefully it is recovered and he will be able to make a full recovery from this and be back on the field next year, we are watching. united auto work strike extending to day five. here is union president on joe biden's offer to help. >> white house suggested they would like to be involved. give us a sense what their role might be. >> not at all, this is our battle. >> todd: this is our battle, strikes could expand in the u.s. and could begin in canada. >> carley: new senate d

. >> meantime texas republican party is welcoming johnson his tenure as mayor has been marked by fightingrty taxes and fully funding dallas pd, arthel? next texas topsides of politics we know everything is big in texas. [laughter] thank you. eric? >> arthel a new report from the world health organization finds one in three adults around the globe live with high blood pressure also known as hypertension. nearly half the adults that have it do not even know it it's called the silent killer at affects over 1.3 billion people. it causes 10 million avoidable deaths per year they say. that number likely to rise as the global population grows, people live longer and the american heart association says about 122 million americans have appeared boxed medical contributor dr. marty makary joins us on this. doctor marty comment how do you know if you have high blood pressure? you go to the doctor, you get high blood pressure can you feel it? do you know it if if you're walg around with that? >> actually you don't feel it. for the vast majority people of high blood pressure they have no symptoms that

to san diego, 8 to 3 teenagers from oakland making their mark at the usa weightlifting north american open in pleasanton. 15 year old rutger johnson won silver in the clean and jerk and 14 year old robert whitlock won three gold medals. here's cell video of robert lifting 75 kilos, equal to about 165 pounds in the snatch. he also lifted 110 kilos, roughly 240 pounds in the clean and jerk. it makes him the usa weightlifting 14 year old youth american open series champion. the teenagers train under coach mike jenkins at speed power strength gym in oakland. pretty incredible. congratulations to them. the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. they do it overnight in the darkness and the early morning. you drive by and you'll see 3 or 4 boats tied up to them which are probably all stolen overnight and you frontier for criminals thieves taking to the waterways in the east bay. those thieves stealing boats, docks and motors from boat owners in the oakland estuary. hello again this friday. i'm christina rendon. and i'm greg lee. law enforcement says it's a growing problem and the victims say police aren't doing enough to keep the thieves

mark: in my allowed to steal the wisdom of guy johnson? you made some good points earlier on.as like i'm too focused on the u.s. consumer. at times i based on singapore. the german economy is such a basket case scenario. you made some good points. yeah, european growth is terrible but we know that. it is discounted. no one thinks europe will be a great engine of growth. we have played that dynamic for a long time. the u.s. will be much worse than expected. china is struggling. maybe the european consumers are more insulated because of their social security networks, a little more excess savings. i am stealing that from you. alix: i don't know what to say to that. guy: alix, did you enjoy that? alix: you set me up for that one. andrea, switzerland said he was consumer is picking up a little bit. do we do stings between the european, asian and u.s. consumers? is the u.s. the best of the bunch? andrea: that is probably the cause. this time last year the younger aspirational consumer began to slow. we could be getting to the point where we are not seeing things getting worse. -- w

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. >> meantime the texas republican party welcomed johnson tweeting his tenure as mayor has been markedfighting hard to lower property taxes and fully funding dallas pd. jon: interesting, christina coleman thanks. a horrifying incident and the florida neighborhood as a massive alligator is spotted dragging a human body in its jaws. authorities put the gator down but are still trying to identify the body. steve harrigan reports. >> jon, this all happened on friday in largo, florida small town just outside of tampa were a lot of residents are used to seeing alligators four or 5-foot alligators a in nearby park or lake. they have never seen anything like this. this time it was a 14-foot long alligator. and in it as it moved through the canal appeared to be half of a human corpse that raised alarm throughout the neighborhood. some people want to the fire department for help. others began rolling video. >> i was going to a job interview and i always look to the lake for fish and stuff and i spotted a gator prettiness antibody in its mouth its lower torso once i saw that it went ran to the fi

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mike: mark meredith live on a soggy north lawn thank you very much. aishah. aishah: erik johnson switching political parties he made big announcement in a wall street journal op-ed on friday say he's now becoming republican. he emphasized a future of cities depending on mayors who champion law and order and practice fiscal conservatism to defining characteristics at the gop and christina coleman live with that story. hi, christina. >> hi that's right in on a op-ed long time democrat is making a big switch and johnson is leaving democratic party and becoming republican because law and order and fiscal conservatism are defining characteristics of the gop. he says as opposed to the, quote, inking the poll driven commitment, a many democrats, johnson also said no to the defund the police movement, even though activist protested in front of his home for about a week. he says it is important for cities to have strong and supported police departments as he recalled his own experience growing up around crime in a dangerous neighborhood. >> i remember how traumatizing it was. i remember h

mark simon, onto better things and more positive things the dallas, texas, mayor converted -- his name is johnsonn saying american cities need republicans and he's becoming one because democrats too much homelessness, too much crime, okay. you've got a big change here. and even here in new york city, eric adams is in revolt against biden's crazy policies at the border. even governor hochul now is saying don't come so this change in attitude i don't know how to read it. >> yeah, you know, the democratic party stood for a lot of things and today's democrats stand for destruction and they've destroyed ci cities and destroyed police departments and destroyed border security and even this fetterman thing and they've destroyed all de decorum and it's all in decline and everywhere and every way in our cities and voters get what they vote for. i hope everybody wakes up at this november and next november and starts to hand cities back to republicans who seem to know how to run them better. larry: heads up on the debate this week. who is going to shine in the debate this day? don't even think, what's your

a temporary clean room , marking america's first sample return mission of its kind in opening a time capsule to our ancient solar system. >> they will take that off the johnsonenter, tomorrow. to their clean room and then look at it for the next century. >> usually when things return from space, a lot of these capsules land in the water. >> for the cruise land in the water. >> is there a reason why it was in utah? >> yes. the reason is because they wanted to protect it from contamination and there was less potential for contamination by landing it in the desert, then there was landing in the ocean. >> okay. >> i guess, you know, how will you make that thing totally watertight after coming through the atmosphere at 27,000 miles per hour? so, they figured the desert was better than the sea. >> okay. have a really interesting week. >>> the first spangles of fall? >> monday, second half of the day monday in the north bay, into monday night. don't expect a blockbuster rainstorm. but, at least we are starting and we are going to get some light rain out of this and then it warms up a bit by the middle of next week. >> thank you for watching. game day is next. >>> n

writing for the cornfields on four wheeler, picking sweet corn, and attending the johnson conference make them a set of markwain elementary where i was a crossing guard having to make sure to take down a put up the american flag every afternoon and morning. while attending i was city heights, represented by schools my schoolsi will model un confe. i attended the university of i upworkout my bachelors degree in computern science and immerse myself in the typical american campus life. freshman year the first hurdle in my immigration status became apparent to grab saudi to switch for my status as a dependent on my parents toee be sent to an international students. my parents visa allows them to operate small business to hire american employees and renew their status. it does not have a pathway for permanent residence or citizenship for them or dependents. when i turned 21 i aged out. all of the assessment growing up in this country were rendered useless by immigration laws i was treated like a bread andp immigrant coming here for the first time. my parents could never have imagined america's immigration laws w

course, peter pettigrew will be played by boris johnson [ laughter and applause here's another, madame maxime will be played by las vegas raiders owner mark laughter and applause and finally -- dobby will be played by king charles [ laughter and applause i'm excited, i think this is going to be -- >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: -- good. real good. speaking of king charles, this is exciting, the official dish of his coronation has been announced, and it is coronation quiche >> steve: oh >> jimmy: yep, king charles actually released his very own recipe >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah, here it is step one, tell your butler to make quiche. [ laughter ] step two, gaze out the window. step three, scroll through castles on zillow. [ laughter ] step four, champagne don't mind if i do step five, oh! the quiche is done finally, step six, eat quiche. [ cheers ] there you go, that's -- that's the recipe, that's how you do it mwah and finally, scientists in new york just discovered a a method to prevent hair from turning grey one guy heard and was like, "that method is don't become president. [ laughter and applause there you go, everybody! as i said, forme

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johnson in for joy reid, and we begin with breaking news. real breaking news, just about an hour ago, a federal judge denied mark meadows' bid to move his criminal charges in fulton county to federal court. ruling that his alleged involvement in efforts to pressure state leaders who overturned the 2020 election results was not a part of his official duties as a government official. it is a major setback for donald trump's former chief of staff who sought his request on the grounds he was a federal officer at the time of the actions that led to his indictment. also indicates trump himself will have a really hard time moving his case to federal court. something his lawyers told a judge this week he would still try to do. we'll have much more on this in a minute. >>> also today, the door flew way open on the special grand jury's deliberations for this case. and the much longer list of people that were recommended for charges released today was the full report that led to the criminal indictment of former president donald trump, mark meadows, and 17 others for trying to overturn his 2020 georgia election loss. it showed that grand jurors had recomme

clean room -- >> marking america's first sample return mission of its time and opening a time capsule into our ancient solar system. >> it will sit there overnight and they'll fly it to johnsontomorrow and it will be distributed, part of the sample, to researchers around the world, and a lot of it they'll hang onto for decades. >> interesting. when do you think we'll start kind of learning more information about this? >> that's a good question. how long does it take the researchers to first bid for a part of that and do their research and come up with something? a couple years. >> okay. it will be interesting what they find. >>> coming up, getting paid to stay sober, the incentive some people in the bay area say is helping them stay clean. >>> we'll look at just how much rain we're going to get from this first system of fall. that's live now. you can see rain coming out of the far northwest corner. we'll track that through monday and go into the details >>> so we have a storm system heading our way. >> we do. >> it's really a lot more to the north, which is really great for the fires up there. >> that's the best part. we cleared the smoke out thanks to the change in the wind

mark, hasn't it? with the surprise victory for leave dunng surprise victory for leave during the brexit referendum, trump victory in america in 2016 and boris johnsonthe polls ? we still believe the polls? >> well, let me unpack those three for you, mark, the opinion polls in 2019 were more or less on the mark. they certainly pointed quite clearly to the conservatives winning that election so far as the 2016 brexit referendum is concerned. while actually what most people tend to forget is that a majority of the polls were conducted during the brexit referendum campaign actually had leave ahead . if you took the leave ahead. if you took the polls a week before polling day, they virtually all had leave ahead. what is true is that they then did seemingly register a bit of a swing back. some people thought that was a consequence of the assassination of jo cox, which occurred just a week before . and i think a lot of before. and i think a lot of people said, oh, okay, it's obvious now people are going to go for the safer option. there's a swing back towards safety at the last minute, but even then, actually, of the six final polls, two did have leave ah

mark, hasn't it? with the surprise victory for leave dunng surprise victory for leave during the brexit referendum, trump victory in america in 2016 and boris johnsone the polls ? we still believe the polls? >> well, let me unpack those three for you, mark, the opinion polls in 2019 were more or less on the mark. they certainly pointed quite clearly to the conservatives winning that election so far as the 2016 brexit referendum is concerned. while actually what most people tend to forget is that a majority of the polls were conducted during the brexit referendum campaign actually had leave ahead . if you took the leave ahead. if you took the polls a week before polling day, they virtually all had leave ahead. what is true is that they then did seemingly register a bit of a swing back. some people thought that was a consequence of the assassination of jo cox, which occurred just a week before . and i think a lot of before. and i think a lot of people said, oh, okay, it's obvious now people are going to go for the safer option. there's a swing back towards safety at the last minute, but even then, actually, of the six final polls, two did have leave

johnson and later nixon. it's also about the personal credibility of, the presidents, but also their policy. they're their top advisors. so i think it's correct, as mark says, wholly correct. but that imperative becomes critically important. as he points out. but it seems to me it's not enough. we typically speak of credibility, geopolitical terms. it's about the national credibility. the united states, i think with respect to vietnam, that doesn't that moment suffice. and in fact, there's a kind of mystery here to some extent under kennedy. but even more under johnson, which is that i believe privately, privately, top policymakers weren't convinced that, in fact, that the outcome in vietnam of critical importance to american national security. in other words, they doubted behind closed doors that credibility, imperative in geopolitical terms matters that mattered as much as they had to claim publicly. and i think becomes more pronounced under johnson. but there's even some of that, i think the closing months of the of the of the kennedy kennedy term we're getting close to our our q&a time. so again if you have questions here in person, write them dow

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marks the new year. millions of jews around the globe will be gathering at synagogues to pray for a good year ahead. >> a piece of asteroid that's 4.5 billion years old will be flown to the johnsonter in houston today. nasa scientists are hoping it will give them some answers about the beginnings of life on earth from the edge of space, the osiris-rex spacecraft release a capsule containing that asteroid yesterday for hours later, it landed in utah, where recovery teams carefully bagged it up. the seven year long mission captured samples of the asteroid bennu studying asteroids is critical for scientists around the world, in part because of the concern one could collide with our planet. nasa scientists predict a slim one. in 2700 chance the asteroid bennu could strike earth in the year 2000. 182 bennu is said to be as big as the empire state building. >> there's something like 30,000 asteroids that we know of just in the near-earth environment. and while none of them have a target on the earth yet, some day we probably will. so let's get to know these things as best as we can. osiris rex is now headed back into space for its next mission, retrieving a sample from a different ast

we saw esther johnson from louisiana put forward in a court filing and l report and i will move on to another topic. on september 23 of 2022 20 heavily armed agents stormed the home of mark houck and you are familiar with this? >> i am familiar with that, yes. >> this is after his lawyer reached out and said he would appear voluntarily because the incident in question occurred almost a year earlier in october 2021 so year earlier and the question here i have this look authorities investigated an incident that concluded there wasn't a case after the jury met for roughly an hour and he was acquitted and how one earth did mark s houck and up having the fbi sent several armed agents along with local authorities to arrest him at gunpoint? and did you approve that or approve of that? >> i will start where you ended and decisions about the manner and arrest are not something the fbi director approves and i defer to and rely on the e judgment of the experience career agents on the ground who have the most intimate understanding of the facts and training and experience to decide how best to effectuate an arrest. >> do you know who ordered it? >> my understanding is that arrest wa

johnson right in breaking quotes from his mail article in the next 24 hours? is he right that britain will never rejoin the eu ? what do you rejoin the eu? what do you think, mark take a ten. i'll be dealing with holly and phil from this morning. they're back in the news. find out why after the weather . a brighter outlook the weather. a brighter outlook with boxt solar >> proud sponsors of weather on . gb news evening . . gb news evening. >> alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. for most of us, the hot spell continues this an this weekend. but with an increasing chance of seeing some big thunderstorms and eventually it will turn cooler into next week as this cold front approaches. but for the time being, we're between high pressure and low pressure and we still hot air in place. still have the hot air in place. a balmy evening out there ,1 still have the hot air in place. a balmy evening out there , 1 or a balmy evening out there, 1 or 2 very isolated thundery showers across parts of the west , but across parts of the west, but the staying dry. the vast majority staying dry. well turn a little murky in places, a bit

more details are expected to be set out in the transport secretary, mark harper's speech to conservative members on monday. >> boris johnsonngland. he said. we must be out of our minds if conservative ministers are considering axing the northern legs of the high speed rail project. it's comments come, of course, as the party prepares for. comments come, of course, as the party prepares for . conference party prepares for. conference >> well, while you're waiting for a non—existent train to take you anywhere today, you'll want to know what the weather's like. hello >> very good morning to you. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. it's certainly a fresh start out there. this morning, but a start for most of but a bright start for most of us rain wind move us before rain and wind move into parts by the into central parts by the afternoon. of the sunshine afternoon. best of the sunshine remaining through the morning across northern scotland. lighter with lighter winds compared with yesterday and fewer showers. we've got sunny skies we've also got sunny skies continuing the afternoon continuin

we have heard tory johnson is back with a double hit of bargains in her deals and steals september spectacular. there she is. >> there she is. we're also markingthe hispanic community, including overwhelmingly being prone toward diabetes. we'll take a closer look. >>> we start with the crisis at the southern border. the biden administration will sent defense personnel to the border. as it attempts to ease the crisis of thousands of people entering the country every day. one small texas city has issued an emergency declaration. want to go back to matt rivers in san diego. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is a developing situation. a spike in migrant crossings along the border from where i am here in san diego to other parts of texas. i want to start down there and show you this exclusive drone video that we have from eagle pass, texas yesterday. this group of migrants, just a small part of the thousands of people that have been arriving over the past few days. the mayor declaring a state of emergency telling abc news roughly 7,000 migrants have arrived there and likely more are on the way. elsewhere in mexico just sou

marks a grim anniversary for the tory party. one year since it got rid of its brexit, delivering election conquering leader boris johnson. sunak is losing to labour by an astonishing 22 points, which would reduce the conservatives to a paltry 90 seats. but . conservatives to a paltry 90 seats. but. it conservatives to a paltry 90 seats. but . it could have been seats. but. it could have been oh so different before boris was stabbed in the back by sunak when he was forced to announce his abdication. the polling deficit was a mere five points, not at all bad for a pm midway through his term . in through his term. in her resignation last week, resignation letter last week, nadine dorries put it bluntly in speaking about the dire situation her party has created for itself. we cannot simply disregard the democratic choice of the electorate, remove both the prime minister and the manifesto commitments they voted for and then expect to return to the people in the hope that they will continue to unquestioned hinckley support us. >> they have agency and they will use it. your actions have left some 200 or more of my colleagues to

marks a grim anniversary for the tory party. one year since it got rid of its brexit, delivering election conquering leader boris johnson. sunak is losing to labour by an astonishing 22 points, which would reduce the conservatives to a paltry 90 seats. but . conservatives to a paltry 90 seats. but. it conservatives to a paltry 90 seats. but . it could have been seats. but. it could have been oh so different before boris was stabbed in the back by sunak when he was forced to announce his abdication. the polling deficit was a mere five points, not at all bad for a pm midway through his term . in through his term. in her resignation last week, resignation letter last week, nadine dorries put it bluntly in speaking about the dire situation her party has created for itself. we cannot simply disregard the democratic choice of the electorate, remove both the prime minister and the manifesto commitments they voted for and then expect to return to the people in the hope that they will continue to unquestioned hinckley support us. >> they have agency and they will use it. your actions have left some 200 or more of my colleagues to

johnson. but i'll tell you what, it's all been happening today, hasn't it, mark? last obviously, and then in the last hour or so , the education hour or so, the education secretary, gillian keegan, who's been doing the media rounds all day today, well , she was caught day today, well, she was caught off camera, not really saying what she would want to be heard saying. just listen to this. we will get a plan and every single one of them will be done. >> okay. >> okay. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. thank you. to jot down just a few just keir mather sarah ferguson. does anyone ever say, you know what you've done a good job because everyone else has sat on there and done nothing. no no signs of that. no >> the education secretary not so much swearing in as swearing out. let's speak to our political correspondent olivia utley, who's at westminster, because olivia, she is due at that session of parliament resuming today. and one wonders what labour will be making of. well, what's a bit of an open goal for them ? go