aviation analyst mark martin weighed in on the new ceo appointment, and whether this marks a turning the troubled company. kelly ortberg comes from rockwell collins. his perspective as a hard—core engineering guy helps a lot. rockwell collins was in a similar situation to boeing is at the moment, about 20 years ago. and rockwell collins has turned itself around and come up turned itself around and come up with a new range of avionic products and aerospace competence. so we have a guy who has ticked the boxes with a lot of the issues for boeing at the moment that rockwool had 20 years ago. he is not a pretty good job at rockwell stop he took a major chunk of the aerospace passenger market, which is very, very radical three orfour years ago. which is very, very radical three or four years ago. i think it is a good step for boeing, but the big challenge for kelly 0rtberg went to startwill ease stop customers getting orders, or will he get down and dirty and rolled his sleeves up and start fixing the house because they will have to see how he takes up the key role. , �* ., ., , , role. g

mark martin has a look back. >> today is august 19 and its national aviation day. know, president franklin d roosevelt founded the day to honor the pioneer is in the sky. how appropriate to do so on orville wright's birthday in 18. 97, the first electric taxis began operating in london. the first race was held at the indianapolis motor speedway. president bill clinton was born. and some may know him best as like cold, just the in full house. but in 1963, he was born as john stamos. a very happy birthday to him. >> in 1967, the beatles hit single. all you need is love went number one. >> president gerald ford won the republican presidential nomination at the kansas city convention. and in twenty-twenty, apple became the first u.s. company to be valued at 2 trillion dollars. thousands showed up to be the. >> the very best that no one ever was be the very best that no one ever was. get it. you with me. more than 3,000 competitors from around the globe filled the hawaii convention center this weekend. it was a three-day event with the top pokemon players who are compet

martin, so , mark, filling in for martin, so, mark, what's coming up on your show ?ant show. i'll be picking up the baton at three with a massive question. can sir keir starmer keep law and order on britain's streets as we face the grim reality of a summer of political violence? harry and meghan are worried about their safety, but they're off to colombia . make it they're off to colombia. make it make sense. plus, the olympic boxing gender row rages on and the bbc and the bad headlines keep on coming . keep on coming. >> goodness me, mark sounds like a jam packed show. looking forward to it from 3:00 now. >> is it too early for a pint, tom, >> i've got an answer for that. no i don't have one. >> how sad . i don't want to >> how sad. i don't want to share with you. >> no. fair enough . >> no. fair enough. >> no. fair enough. >> it's. it good? yeah i think it's. >> i think it's. it's good. i think we should have one every show around this time. i think it would, especially on fri day. >> friday. >> really makes. has that been sitting there for. >> it's been sitting the

[inaudible conversations] >> reporter: political violence was a hall a mark of 1968. >> martin luthereporter: the assassination of martin luther king jr. feud riots. palestinian-jordanian sirhan sirhan assassinated robert f. kennedy over his sport for ill reese -- support fors israel in the middle east war. anti-israel common demonstrations rocked the nation in -- rock the nation in 202024, and there's political violence. [background sounds] >> reporter: democrats pivoted to vice president harris after a president biden abandoned his re-election bid. >> thank you, mr. president -- [cheers and applause] if. >> reporter: democrats switched to another vice president in 1968, hubert humphrey. harris is poised to secure the dem fact if nomination in chicago, the same city where democrats convene ared the most volatile political convention of all time. >> when george mcgovern was president of the united states, we wouldn't have to have -- [inaudible] in the streets of chicago. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: 1968 wasn't the last time democrats met in the windy city. they nominated breath

and hundreds of thousands of muslims are arriving in rock's holy city of karbala to mark arbain. 40th day after the martin

this is mark dolan in for martin daubney. a very busy hour to come.r keir starmer, keep law and order on the streets in what is predicted to be a summer of political violence? we'll be analysing how the pm tackles his first major challenge in office. also in this hour , robert also in this hour, robert jenrick has kicked off his bid for the leadership of the tory party. how would he make the tories great again and face down the threat of nigel farage's reform? uk the olympics boxing gender row rages on is it too much to ask for women to be safe in the ring? we'll get more on a growing olympics crisis that won't go away . and what about won't go away. and what about this for a story? as temperatures are expected to soar this august, do brits need to start thinking about installing air conditioning at home? in a world of global warming, will air con be the new central heating in the years ahead? i'll be asking legendary tv weatherman john kettley. all of that in the next hour . of that in the next hour. john kettley, you're not going to miss that, are y

mark luther. i'm talking about martin luther king. like dude. yeah, that's never winning. yeah. by the way, on a winning combination. my kids to this day say i repeat some of the same story is just to be fair about that. so right. speaking of truck vance is foreign policy, which is in many ways more dependable than not biden's in harris. if you really look at it, why is it donald trump talking to americans about the specifics of the military expansion? isn't that we're seeing that we're engaged? and then i'm gonna give an example. this is the one that today, right? this is going on right now. something that he could and should be addressing, and if not him somebody, it would be absolutely crazy for the united states of america to allow ukraine to use f sixteens to bomb russia. right? i mean, if you stop somebody on the street and say, hey, what do you say we set up 16 to bob? what would they say? they say you're crazy, right? even more so if they want to use them to bomb inside of russia. watch this despite versus claim of control over the situation in the task region. most of t

millions of muslims arrive in uw holy city of carbala to mark arbain, 40th day after the martin anniversary of imam sain, the third year imam, and this really military continues this deadly error and artillery strikes on the gaza strip, killing more innocent civilians in the besseged palestinian territory. 1:30 p.m. in iran's capital tehran. this is press tv news. thanks for joining us. the lebanese resistance movement hazbollah has carried out large-scale rocket and drone strikes against israely positions deep inside northern occupied territories. hazbolla says it fired more than 320 rockets at 11 israeli sights and military bases. movement says the first phase of the operation was completed with success. hezbulah conducted the strikes after israel carried out what it called a preemptive attack on southern lebanon. hezbella has rejected the allegations as quote empty claims. meanwile the israely prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called security cabinet meeting to discuss hisb's strike. the regime has also declared a 48 hour state of emergency as authorities ordered all universities and

that got martin d mark digging h respect overseas platforms we have heard so much about we have not receivede fbi on them. the going to make sure that is a buttoned up to make sure most importantly whether or not the shooter was acting alone or if he had help and other accomplices that day. that is very important. if far as a secret service internal investigation regarding the overall security planning and the failures that took place that day, it should be rather quick. they know who was assigned to. they knew with the responsibilities were. they know all the paperwork that was created to support that event. that should be done rather quickly. congress should get the answers they are looking for in terms of what failed and to what level of coordination took place with the state and local law enforcement on the ground. rich: i want to read you something from culberson michael wells from florida he is a republican. i find it hard to believe i went to see where is the proof how did he learn to build ied? did he learn to install remote detonators? how did he conduct those certain searches and n

much more on that and the latest lines coming to us from mark white and martin later this hour in greaterman died falling from a balcony. the 57 year old was on the fourth floor of a block of flats in salford last night when the incident happened. a 37 year old man and a 40 year old woman are being questioned on suspicion of murder. are being questioned on suspicion of murder . more are being questioned on suspicion of murder. more than 18,000 migrants have crossed the engush 18,000 migrants have crossed the english channel so far this yeah english channel so far this year. that's afterjust over 700 year. that's after just over 700 people crossed on sunday. the highest number on a single day since sir keir starmer became prime minister yesterday. two people died attempting to reach the uk in a small boat. people died attempting to reach the uk in a small boat . a12 the uk in a small boat. a 12 year old boy has become the youngest person convicted in connection with nationwide pubuc connection with nationwide public disorder in the uk. he admitted today to violent disorder charges after th

martin. >> okay . mark oaten, presumably >> okay. mark oaten, presumably a very different mood.ly you'd be enamoured with the idea of jumping into bed with brussels. but what about the british electorate? is that what they want? >> i think they probably do now. >> i think they probably do now. >> i think they probably do now. >> i mean, after all of this nonsense, we've just heard from james, it echoes all of the nonsense we heard during the brexit debate. >> remember, all of these things were going to change. the world was going to be wonderful. after brexit, the british public are not stupid. they've seen it's chaos. >> they've seen it hasn't tackled the issues around immigration. >> they've been stuck at airports for hours on end trying to get into countries with passport delays. >> i think the british public are absolutely ready for a change. i'd love a referendum, and i think that keir starmer is at least starting to reach out and start to talk to some of those european countries. the problem, as in fact, james, and you have pointed out, is that he's limited as to what he c

. >> martin and mark, why this video has now been viewed millions of times, and it has to be said, a of people viewing it as saying nobody is condoning ramming boats. and in fact, this looked like an accident. it looked like an accident. it looked like an accident. it looked like the migrant boat kind of turned into the larger craft and was kind of swamped in the in the heat of the moment, as it were. nevertheless, mark white, we hear all the time about turning boats back, about towing boats back to france in the english channel. and time and again mark white were told this isn't permissible. instead, we've seen more or less escorts ashore from both french and english. british vessels. mark white is there any evidence of previous attempts to be more robust in the english channel? and do you think, if so, that that might have any leeway , any, that might have any leeway, any, any, any resonance with the current labour government? >> i don't think with the current labour government, no, but you're absolutely right. under the previous government, there were manoeuvres to be more robust

martin: we have a clip of this. can we show this? >> do you have a favorite? >> okay, i need my -- >> mark ronson? mark ronson?k up, guys, just back up. thank you. >> where are you going to go -- that's crazy. all right. [ cheers and applause ] >> martin: that was taylor hawkins and woody? >> yep. >> martin: then you're doing this -- >> does this happen to you, by the way? >> what? >> the vip -- get into the party -- >> i've gotten rejections so many times. yeah. >> i get turned away all the time. >> martin: selena, you've never been rejected? >> a thousand percent. a thousand percent. it takes three hours to look like this, and i don't want to look like this. [ laughter ] >> she has a great house. i wouldn't leave your house, if i was you. >> well, i don't. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> martin: all right. tickets to beck's orchestral tour are on sale right now at beck.com. we'll be back with music from beck. [ cheers and applause ] >> martin: that is all the time we have. i want to thank selena gomez, sean hayes. "nightline" is next. but first, here with the song "paper tiger," beck! ♪ just like a paper tiger

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. >> martin, as i said and the opening of this segment, this week we mark the 61st anniversary of the march on washington for jobs and freedom. it was a pivotal event for our nations struggle with civil rights. last month mark 60 years since the signing of the civil rights act, made possible in part by the original march on washington . in between these anniversaries, you and i and and have led commemoration marches and dealt with the issues at that time, although at all of our commemorations, we were all upstaged by yolanda, your daughter. that is another show. the vice president campaign has elicited tremendous enthusiasm from diverse voters. i've seen you and the drum major institute in chicago meeting latino leaders and you on the floor, you being involved. you brought out a lot of the situations that all communities are facing and some of them maga movements of the racist and sexist critiques echoed, if not generated by the republican nominee. how would you characterize the state of civil rights two months out from our election and 61 years after your father's historic speech "i

mark completely ineffectively. last, i checked it will gone up a bit for people have been arrested in southport for over 50. police officers have been injured. they're nicking martin in westminster. >> he didn't get nicked. >> he didn't get nicked. >> i do think briefly, mark, i think there's a contrast, for example, between the so—called peace marches in support of gaza, in which hateful anti—jewish slogans were carried on placards and in fact, at one particular slogan was reflected onto the big ben tower. >> nothing was done. >> nothing was done. >> a handful of arrests. i don't remember, but that is a heavy handed approach from the cops. why because they don't know. to create trouble or inflame community tensions. >> that's that's not why. >> that's that's not why. >> there are a lot. there are lots of reasons. >> but throwing a brick at all those reasons, throwing a brick in the face of a police officer is not the same as holding up placard. >> now that anti—semitism is inherently wrong, i've got to stop there. and those people should have been arrested. the police did nothing. >> see, you can see how excited my pundits are. we're coming back to this for the p

martin, ray wong of constellation. beginning with you on all this searching around, mark zuckerberg comments, don't know why he chose to make them but acknowledged the white house was pressuring him, presented covid hewers and treatment but four years later, the telegram ceo arrested in france, a lot going on here. >> reporter: social media platforms under attack. can they maintain the balance of section 230 when they are not responsible but might be good at policing that speech and trying to find a little ground at the moment especially in an election year with a lot of scrutiny. 53% of the world population was in the middle of an election this year. a ton of scrutiny over social media platforms. what's missing is fighting the misinformation, disinformation on these platforms, there's at this point no startup, no company doing is that serving as a clearinghouse for content that comes from an actual source, the contents may not be accurate but if you know the source, that would be a solution but that doesn't exist today. . what he bias is in the eye of the beholder. some conservatives ticked off, you didn't say or do a

mark. in some places you can see up in vacaville and fairfield down into san martin. 90s will also continue for santa rosa and the seconds for the peninsula. as we go on into the second half of the week, wednesday and beyond, we still look at those temperatures in the 90s. it will be slight cooling as we go on into the weekend, and inch closer to september. san francisco will also be mild, so mild san francisco means the heat is inland. yeah definitely. and i can't even believe we're almost in september. i don't know, i know, i don't know what to say either. i know my kids are back in school, but i still can't believe it. all right, cynthia, thanks so much. 722 right now we have much more ahead on today in the bay and coming up, we needed this. the giants get that bounce back win against the mariners. but how did they do it with their star pitcher only going threinnings.e ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can't deal with. overdraft charges. and garden gnomes. but your bmo

martin traveled across the country to surprises ellie charger son, shane, at practice. markarlier this year. showing shane and the whole team what grit looks like. >> so what i say to you guys is anything is possible, anything. >> houses for a celebration in the sky? that's united express flight first officer, surprising her dad. a hard-working immigrant who sacrificed so much for the family . >> daddy i wanted to express my heartfelt gratitude for your unwavering support throughout my flight career. your belief in me has been the wind beneath my wings . >> here in los angeles, we were so moved to cb's first responders showing up to support the family of a beloved colleague. some 75 members from the ellie county sheriff's department, bringing the two children of deputy gonzales to their first day of school. he died of cancer earlier this month. for these guys it was a chance to let his little ones know, they will never be alone. >> he was a great mentor. >> we can't replace him as dad but we can offer the support that they need throughout the rest of their lives. >> what is

i'm martin daubney on gb news now. today marksour excitement. the pair will spend visit will visit notable leaders and women's rights activists in the south american country on what's being called a quasi royal trip. well, joining us now to discuss this is the former royal photographer, ian lloyd. ian, welcome to the show. so there's been a lot of criticism ahead of the tour. it's been called a phoney tour. a faux tour because of course they're not actually royals . they're demi royals at royals. they're demi royals at best. a lot of talk around the complaints that are making about not coming back to britain for harry's uncle's funeral because of security risks. and yet, of course, columbia is renowned for being incredibly safe, isn't it ? being incredibly safe, isn't it? but putting all that to one side, the tour is underway. tell us, what can we expect ? us, what can we expect? >> hi, martin. good afternoon, it is a quasi royal tour. i mean, they're going to visit three cities. bogota. cartagena and cali. >> and they are experie

ernesto is leaving its mark with high winds, pounding rain as it passed through st. martinl a tropical storm with 70 miles per hour pulling away from san juan, puerto rico, moving northwest at 60 miles an hour. we have tropical storm warnings for the virgin islands and puerto rico as well. we're talking additional rain fall on top of what's already fallen, one to three, maybe five inches of rain. flood watches and warnings are up, and there should be some mud slides. the path brings it as a category two over bermuda sometimes late saturday morning into sunday morning. but we're going to be watching that closely. the coastal u.s. will feel strong surges, dangerous surf, large swells and rip currents from nantucket down to miami, and we've got heat advisories and heat warnings for 46 million people. kansas city, all of the way down to texas and on into florida. look at these heat indexes. 110 to 115 degrees from dallas, corpus christi. little rock, panama city, miami will fell like 108 tomorrow. more of the same with triple digit heat indexes and air temperature for fort wort

mark white, joins me next. welcome back. it's 326. i'm martin daubney on gb news now. the latest on the super yacht sinking.h tech tycoon mike lynch is missing after his yacht capsized following a tornado. now mr lynch is dubbed the uk's bill gates was once ceo of hewlett packard and gb news home and security editor mark white joins us now. mark looking like a tragedy off the coast of sicily . tragedy off the coast of sicily. what's the latest? >> well, indeed, the shock waves really sent through the business world with the news that mike lynch was on board. that yacht and is now missing. sadly presumed dead. it was very early this morning, just after 430 local time, when that bay, just near palermo was struck by a very strong winds and a tornado or a sea spout, as it's known out at sea. one of the boats that was nearby at the time managed to manoeuvre and steer into the wind, but somehow the bayesian , the superyacht that bayesian, the superyacht that mike lynch and others were on board, was struck directly by this sea spout and smashed to pieces. knocked over the mast is believed to have been smashed off

martin. >> astonishing stuff. 1.2 million visas. mark white. well done. to really drill into it. it's so, so important. we cross examine this data. the politicians, as i said, they've been trying to spin this as a victory. mark white a lot of people will look at that and say, 1.2 million visas. granted, that doesn't feel like we're stemming the tide anytime soon. >> no, there are definite issues to be addressed in terms of what our legal migration figures are, and we've yet to see really what this new labour government will do in terms of its policies with regard to visa applications and visa visas that are granted at the end of the day. i mean, there are these reports of course, in the times today suggesting that the government is seriously considering, a system whereby those under the age of 30. so we're not even talking 18 to 21, they're classed as young people, but under 30 is a significant old chunk of the workforce who would effectively be given free travel within europe if this was to come off, it would be a reciprocal agreement where, people from

very moved by by a lot of what you said today. >> i'd like to thank mark butcher, and i'd also like to thank ben habib and yourself, martinre to give you a voice , paul. put it there, you a voice, paul. put it there, mate. you stay safe, mate. stay safe. make sure you do. i will. thank you very much, paul duran, thank you for joining thank you very much, paul duran, thank you forjoining us in the thank you for joining us in the studio. now, next we'll be joined by jacob rees—mogg, live from somerset. who knew mike lynch, the tech entrepreneur thought to be dead after a superyacht sunk off the coast of italy. i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news welcome back. it's 448. i'm martin daubney on gb news now back to the breaking news. the report suggests that bodies found on the british superyacht that sunk earlier this week include tech entrepreneur mike lynch and his daughter. rescue divers have recovered another two bodies from the superyacht that sank off sicily earlier this week, taking that now total to five bodies found that includes the ship's chef. four bodies have been recovered today. well, joining me now is

mark your calendars. mammoth opening day officially less than 100 days out, the resort announcing this week that it will open november 15th. chief meteorologist bill martinw. a little aggressive, but hey, i guess it happens. yeah, it's just amazing. >> i mean, 100 days. i mean, it's amazing. it's just summer. i guess the summer is ending. i guess month left. yeah. time flies man. okay, so these are the highs from today. highs tomorrow will be very similar. these temperatures about where they should be for this time of year. temperatures not in the one hundreds but in the upper 80s and low 90s. tomorrow's going to be really pleasant day. and so is friday. and so is saturday. and so is sunday in the inland bay valleys, it's going to be sunny, a little bit smoky, albeit, but the temperatures are going to stay very hot, low one hundreds right through the next few days. while we get a sea breeze, as we've been talking about. and that sea breeze is what makes the bay area so unique. i mean, that's why people settled here back in the old days, right? and continue to settle here because it's awesome winters. and then you get this hot summer, california and the v

sorry, martin, if you're watching, and by the way, mark. said, i thought it was an ongoing investigation. well, it is, and that's why i think it's like, how can they give a press conference? i'm with you on this one completely, any case, i bet you didn't have this on your bingo card for 2024 because i didn't. elon musk taking on keir starmer? in any case, elon musk has hit back after number 10 dubbed the tech billionaire deplorable over his comments on the ongoing violence in the country. the owner of x, formerly twitter. if you're still old school like me, claimed a civil war was inevitable as the country reaches a seventh day of unrest, could this thwart the government's efforts to get social media companies to remove harmful content online? and just how much of the violence is actually being stoked by these companies? in any case, there's a lovely picture of elon muster. joining me now is social media expert alan stevens. to explain what is going on and what we can do to stop it. i mean, alan, thank you so much for joining do to stop it.

prosecutors , martin, indeed the prosecutors, martin, who were told tomorrow will hold a news conference outlining the scope of their investigation going forward. >> and markn recovered. there was some doubt yesterday if that was going to be the case. and indeed the italian coastguard announcing that the rescue, the recovery operation was compared to an 18 storey building full of water. the idea of the magnitude , water. the idea of the magnitude, the difficulty, the complexity, mark white of this investigation. and now we're here today going towards possible manslaughter charges and this is a significant increase mark in the legal activities, and one that could turn into a rather supersized lawsuit . lawsuit. >> yes, it could, and it could also be very serious indeed for any member of the crew of the bayesian. if at the end of the day, they are found to be liable at fault in some way for not taking mitigation, mitigating action that could have saved lives, that of course, we don't know as yet. the lives, that of course, we don't know as yecoastguard the italian coastguard announcing that the rescue, the recovery operation was compared to an 18 storey buil

mark caputo wrote about this. you remember that press conference last week where he compared his insurrection to martin luther king'save a dream speech. >> how could one forget that. >> was that last week or two days ago. >> it feels like 11 years ago but, yes, it was last week. >> according to the reporter, they wanted that to be a small briefing where he talked about how extreme kamala harris's agenda is. the typical political thing that you do in a campaign. we're going to have a press call and our message is the other candidate is extreme. here is three bullet points and take one or two questions and leave. that is how a campaign works and you do politics. instead he gives that rambling talk. and then he goes to minnesota -- to montana and he complains that kamala harris gives the same message all of the time, and boring, no, that is how politics works. so he's self-sabotaging in a lot of ways with all of this. and i think it is working out to the harris-walz team favor and you look at that was speech, it is classic politics. he's explaining which issues their aligned on and addressing a false criticism that j.d

over here brother mark feldstein you come right here and take over and you'll be better talking into this. yes, sir. um, so thank you. i'm honored to be here. uh, martin schram and lawrence meyer both covered watergate. at the time including these urban hearings and i guess marty you had a a brush with fame when you were booted off nixon's trip to china and the white house tape showed him making anti-semitic comments about you. um we were going to have barry sussman here the watergate editor. he'd agreed to appear and sadly he passed away earlier this month so our condolences especially to the family who i understand is here. um, so uh, larry, let me start with you you worked with with uh with barry. could you tell us a little bit about him and uh about his role in watergate? yeah. um i do want to say a word about. barry barry was like the quarterback that every football team would like to have he was calm he was smart. he had great instincts. and he asked great questions. uh, he didn't give orders he made suggestions. and most of the times his suggestions were brilliant or at least very good. every once in a while like winston churchill he had a bad

>> well, martin, i should say the gb news asked for a question. we had a reporter, mark audience, to ask a question. we weren't called by number 10. it took eight questions for from broadcasters, four from newspapers, not from. we said we couldn't ask the question. i thought the sky news question. i thought the sky news question was the nearest we got to the idea of two tier policing. >> he talked about the far left. at least it was mentioned once. >> yeah, but what you have here is sir keir starmer. he's trying to i mean, no one would say chucking bricks at the police is legitimate protest. but what he's not going anywhere near which i think is the problem with that is an attempt to analyse why people are rioting in the way they have done, why are they are frustrated? what is behind that? he made no attempt, i think, to understand why why they're crossed, why they're furious. football hooligans are a different thing altogether. but he certainly likened people who are concerned about double standards, concerned about not being listened to, to football hooligans. i don't

we'll be back with mark as more news develops, of course, in leicester square. but in the studio now with us is martinubt we will be learning much more about leicester square throughout your airtime. yes. an astonishing story, a chilling reminder of what we saw in southport census violence, knife crime of women and girls. >> again, hats off to abdullah there. that that brave, heroic individual who stepped in to maybe even stop further bloodshed. >> that's the kind of hero we should be saluting on our streets. of course we're covering that as more information comes out . also on information comes out. also on the show yvette cooper blaming the show yvette cooper blaming the riots for the breakdown of respect in the police. >> what about ignoring grooming gangs? what about taking the knee to black lives matter? what about being the gestapo during lockdown? what about dancing the macarena at pride events? don't those things have a ramification? perhaps the respect for the police was lost a long time ago and another cracking gb news exclusive we can reveal a 840% increase in the cost to the taxpayer of th

mark white to those offending . if criminals know offending. if criminals know they won't get banged up, where's the incentive to not offend ? offend? >> yeah, i think it's inevitable that that will happen, martinal justice system, because you'll have the government and those in charge of law and order saying , on the one hand that saying, on the one hand that we're going to get tough, we're getting tough on the rioters. we're getting tough on the shoplifters. we're getting tough on the sexual offenders. all manner of crimes they're getting tough on. but on the other hand, those in the judiciary and the criminal justice system are being told that there is logjam within that system, within the prison service, and that actually , if they can avoid actually, if they can avoid sending someone down the road of a prison sentence and go for a community option instead, or a fine, that should be the road to go . and you're right, it sends go. and you're right, it sends out a very worrying message that although the government might say, on one hand, we're being tough in practice, they're being very weak . very weak. >> mark white excellent analysis as ever. i'm joined now by gaynor bell, a knife crime ca

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