martin yeah, i was given the pause for you to hear that ask more reaction to date or not cool. yeah, i played for more than 58 hours non stop time square filled with support as we chat him on the test. mazda said the record is, for the dreams of millions of children across africa without access to education, will not go yahoo to raise $1000000.00 to provide test lessons to under privileged children in nigeria. this is a reminder of laptops story in iran pool. we deem protests have been held in the cabinets out there on over e suspect and he's right. yes. right. if fluid iranian zone and rock and strikes on these around a week ago, bass lines that tensions and now the escalating that's off and off next one from the has rules. not co. yeah. for 3 generations. doc films looks at the global impacts of the can dynasty me. i'm on use. the top of the off the can you see is what old cars have to do with you production? here's a hands on the really indeed the snow on youtube the it's a big days.

martin? yeah, i would just have to take a dose for it, but doesn't use a underestimate trump to utah. so that's what he's saying today. he's famous. you know, so i think there's always a possibility that if you kind of actually convinced the american public in the last few weeks running up to the election, the strategy new client has to fee to pull out and i'll spend another dollar. he may not have the support he has now in terms of numbers, but i'm a little prove very popular, especially if the republicans get the right together and then medium machine is organized and i can actually show the listen $170000000000.00 of your cash was to go to pull the tape, didn't go into the health coach cation building roads and getting jobs. americans went into funding this machine and we lose a, even with all that cash, we're still losing that might be resonating notes for a lot of americans particular. so i'm not really sure because george now is trump is kind of anointed mike johnson. ok. so he and he has re

martin. yeah, i know. yeah. i think the ukrainians have been doing very good job of fake news for all for a long time under the leadership of the american friends and the key f u o is wherever they go in the world, the americans always build this, this sense. so for this information, i've actually experienced a lot myself my own career. so we wish we should expect a lot of fake news, but you know, what we should never forget is that the west is losing. and when you lose and it will, you lose ground, you lose tell a treeless villages and towns almost on a daily basis. and you become more, more desperate to be, you know, recently in the last we are seeing video footage of 19 or 20 year olds pull in of boston, ukrainian uniform. looking as though they're being driven to that this, i mean the look of just misery on the faces. nobody's called me called scripts because they, we just, they just changed the law and ukraine. they've reduced the color script age from 27 to 25, which the west hills grades in the step, a re

martin. yeah, i know. yeah. i think the ukrainians have been doing very good job of fake news for, for a long time under the leadership of the american friends in cat few. oh is wherever they go in the world. the americans always build this, this sense of this information of how she experienced a lot myself my own career. so we wish we should expect a little fake news, but you know, what we should never forget is that the west is losing. and when you lose and it will, you lose ground, you lose territory, you lose villages and towns almost on a daily basis. and you become more, more desperate to, you know, recently in the last week i was seeing video footage of 19 or 20 year olds, phone a, boston ukraine in uniform looking as though they're being driven to that desk. i mean, the look of just misery on their faces. now is called because scripts because they, we just, they just changed the lower new grade. they've reduced the color script age from 20 some to 25, which the west tales grades in the step, a real progr

martin. yeah, i know. yeah. i think the ukrainians have been doing very good job of fake news for all for a long time. under the leadership of the american friends in key f u o is wherever they go in the world, the americans always build this, this sense of this information. i've actually experienced a lot myself my own career. so we wish we should expect a lot of fake news, but you know, what we should never forget is that the west is losing. and when you lose and it will, you lose ground, you lose territory, you lose villages and towns almost on a daily basis. and you become more, more desperate. you know, recently in the last we are seeing video footage of 19 or 20 year olds, toner, boston, ukraine in uniform, looking as though they're being driven to that desk. i mean, they look just misery on their faces. nobody's called me called scripts because they, we just, they just changed the lower new crime. they've reduced the color script age from 27 to 25. which to west hills greats in the step, a real progress s

martin? yeah. yeah, that's, that is a very good question. um, who isn't the dog wagging the tail, wagging the tail all the time is like an adult. a thing and the next 24 hours or 48 hours, we'll see, we'll see what the biden is able to actually show how i think most of america is an how much israel needs america and breast and a few other key allies on that side. but i don't agree with george, i don't think these writing these of that stupid. i don't think that we've got that fall to hit nuclear installations inside iran. i think that, well, they've assassinated their scientists. i mean, yeah, they do the lighting survive. do i mean i don't see how there are, i think the, let me finish it. it's only limited now that i'm limited unlimited, go have a minute. let me make my point. i think whether it will fit where they, if they do want to escalate it further and make that point. but i think they'll do is they'll go for it writing and soldiers in syria, which there are many, you know, the last 2 or 3 years, a lot of them, every radian ministry i

martin. we're taking the rise of the boat and was that's um, yeah. and so it was actually exactly the settlers in the west bank taking advantage of this window to doing whatever risk costly acts they think the justified doing this cause is not getting reported. the other thing is not getting reported about westbank, is that it's becoming completely notice that the, these various searches that now just losing control completely was that correct downs, with the data, assess the nations and the kidnappings and legal arrests. you know, it's off the scale. now, well, it's also of scale, which is also not being reported is the number of iranian um, is which of being pumped into the west bank. so this is something else which is bubbling in the background. you have now, you know, an insurgency in the making. iran is using this influence in the region to continue to use the joint of to ship by roads a lot of legal on small arms. so that's another cool drug that we would expect to stop bubbling up, you know, in the future. but you know, i'm, i think we're, we'

sidner, you might martin yeah yeah john if you want to see what the future holds, there's no better place in san louis on the west coast of africa because can make an photographer. >> i have the chance to travel around senegal sanrio, easy to really beautiful town in your, from here originally, right? >> oh, yeah. i i from here, ban here rates. yeah. is my family. my childhood was so beautiful san louis was founded over 400 years ago in a mangrove forest as reminds me, mumbai and hong kong but as this city grew, it lost its natural shield and now the ocean is moving in when i was in college one of my teachers told us you know, the lung, the barbary we are live with disappeared. >> you are lacking but years and years, no, day by day received how the climate can affect sanjay. as you can see the ocean destroyed a lot of houses and people were moving somewhere how's that make you feel short? i am feeling sad really lot of beautiful thing is, you know, they start to disappear get news, or you're beautiful memories you're trying to do recognize something. you lose it completely loaded this is

martin to. yeah, i mean, uh, you know, when they, the, the americans on the press of refused to, to join us the adults, i think, uh, you know, that really says a lot about what, what's really going on here. this is a, this is a play. this is a, a, roost by america to come off as the victor, i'm, you know, i didn't needs victories, no matter how pathetic and how remedial and mine is. they may, will be, he, you know, he's scrambling to really take any of victory, a can get a package it, i give it to his friends in the media because he's got now what 6 months ahead of him where he's gonna really face a baptism. 5 from angry americans who are demanding. well, you keep telling us the american economy is great, but why am i spending 3040 percent? sometimes even 50 percent more in the supermarket. you know why? um, more more people in america losing the homes, you know, and, and i think this is the really the problem. he's looking for media chaff. the, the, what the british will used to do in the 2nd level,

what i think it threw away, martin is to be the piece candidate. okay. yeah, we can, we just kind of move away from a guys a way from your brain. i want he could have had a much more coherent message of why don't we have little bit more diplomacy, why we throwing so much money around? it's not solving problems. it's perpetuating problems the actually, i don't understand the political calculus here instead of getting yourself into the nitty gritty, the minutia of these issues say, look, we need a fundamental change in policy that resonated with the public in 2016. who knows what happened in 2020 but it's still there and it's a, it's a lane that he won't take it. it's something i'm really disturbed by martin. we want to take it now. um, but i wonder what does it show and it doesn't matter. now they did, the guy is cast, i think go ahead. yeah. but my just, i mean, you know who, who is this guy? you know, i mean, i think, i think he will assume, you know, disappear um very quickly and people won't even remember who he is or what he said and in a very short space

yeah. it's extraordinary martin, but you so it's george is absolutely right. no matter who you vote for you get john mccain. but john mccain's, vision of the world always ends in catastrophes waste of money. and there's a and the diminishing of a reputation around the world. it's. it's like a information loop that just goes around and around and around. there's no learning here whatsoever. martin, i think that there might be some loading um from, from, uh, humble competitive lets go this. yeah, i think perhaps we're learning, but some, what you described is really a catastrophic failure of the us foreign policy, you know, in, at all times and unprecedented. i would say, so i think there is something to learn that you know is that is that we, we are learning it but they are not learning. and then we have, we have phone was informed, was over expensive and short term and long term. but i sympathized with the republicans, i'm enough because it takes, you'll just point to heart and it must feel for the republicans the best. how both houses now are basically a demo

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>> yeah, on that bet. martinht was in may when that bet was offered back in september. if you remember, on your programme, when mr sunak first said he would try and take on the small boats issue properly, pending the legal case going , that's why we're going through, that's why we're expecting this back in the house of monday, when mps of commons on monday, when mps are reverse the are looking to reverse the amendments the lords . it amendments made by the lords. it will then ping and pong and back again house again between the house of commons, house of lords and we think it should the think it should be the government's expectation is that this of rwanda this rwanda safety of rwanda bill law by thursday and bill will be law by thursday and then it's over to the courts. but as for mr sunak, he is still confident that the first flights will take off in the spring, despite the weather. here's what he say earlier . he had to say earlier. >> i'm committed to stopping the boats. we need to have a deterrent if people

>> yeah. >> yeah. >> good afternoon martin. >> good afternoon martin. >> yeah, the, the plot thickensjar of, duchy organic strawberry jam, for £2.80 at a well—known supermarket at now duchy organic, the proprietor of that of course, is his royal highness the prince of wales, prince william, and the older brother of prince harry. and here we see it, american riviera orchard, montecito jam. now, as far as i know, 50, as you say, have been distributed to her nearest and dearest friends and influencers. i'm not sure that a single jar has been sold yet, and we don't even know what the price is going to be. but there is in hollywood, as there tends to be in hollywood, there's a celebrity supermarket called erewhon, which is nowhere back, back to front, and they sell jars of honey, not jam, honey, that have been made by the bees who are owned by celebrities for up to $250 a jar. now, you know we're getting here. this is this is getting very serious. and of course, her mates, she's got some interesting friends, some this melissa mccarthy, who is an actress in something i've never heard of, bu

martin. yeah, i know. yeah. i think the ukrainians have been doing very good job of fake news for all for a long time, under the leadership of their american friends in cat, few always, wherever they go in the world, the americans always build this. this sense of this information of she experienced a lot myself my own career. so we wish we should expect a lot of fake news, but you know what we should never forget is that the west is losing. and when you lose and it will, you lose ground, you lose territory, elizabeth, inches and towns almost on a daily basis. and you become more, more desperate to, you know, recently in the last we are seeing video footage or of 19 or 20 year olds, toner, boston, ukraine in uniform. looking as though that being driven to that desk. i mean to look at just misery on the faces. now, these company called scripts because they would just, they just change the, lowering your grade. they've reduced the color script age from 27 to 25, which to west hale's grades in a step, a real progres

and so i think that's really what needs to happen. - yeah, i mean, so your argument is for a resurgence of the classical martin luther king colorblindness- - absolutely. - into the mainstream of our democratic process. - yeah, i think democrats would be very unwise to cede this moral high ground, just from a strategic perspective, very unwise to cede that value to the right. - coleman hughes, thank you for joining me on "firing line." - thanks for having me. [upbeat music] - [announcer] "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible in part by robert granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, the tepper foundation, peter and mary kalikow, the asness family foundation, the beth and ravenel curry foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r schwab, the eric and wendy schmidt fund for strategic innovation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. and by pfizer inc. [upbeat music continues] [upbeat music continues] [bright music] [upbeat music] - [announcer] you're watching pbs. . ♪ >>> hello, everyone. and welcome to "amanpour & co." here's what's com

and then if you take it out further, it. 1968, martin luther king, bobby kennedy. yeah, these seem to come in the series. you you've had one of the unique opportunities to to know and meet and work with some of the amazing figures, the civil rights movement. i even met bobby kennedy. we had a sit in at his office. really? oh, we wanted him to enforce the civil rights act a little more. this was as attorney? yeah. yeah. but the kennedy from 64. there are two bobby kennedy's and the kennedy up until president kennedy's assassination. and bobby, when he was on his own, really emerged as just a forceful leader for for change in america. so i was thinking of sit ins. yeah. the one that generally gets left out. anybody here see the movie selma? oh, yeah. she got that wrong. it. not the they have the president calling martin luther king saying we can't have these sit ins. you know, in the white house, man king didn't have a thing to do with it. it was my idea to organize it. and it was the howard university that i had become part of that. did the sit, but it got, you know, car

and someone like fran leibowitz who told martin scorsese, yeah, i'm not going to invite these people horrible human being, stay out of my house but i will still listen to the music. >> and when we did an interview, he said in the same way, if somebody has cancer and they go to the doctor who has the cure, they don't say, can i look at your tweets? where we fall on thinking about people who are long gone, it's an issue. cancel culture is different with comedians because with comedians it is, you know, i think they feel like they want to say what they want to say on stage or to be able to try out something on stage where with other art forms you can't do that. >> that's all the time we have for today. we will be back tomorrow morning. april 7th. to

hello, martin. >> yeah, fascinating story that about those vouchers.ople are saying, well, hold on a minute. this is the government trying to control how we spend our money. but hang on, if you're receiving that money from the government, should they be able to have some control in that or not? of course, i do want to ask the viewers, how much do you care about the goings on when it comes to humza yousaf? are you sitting there now saying thank god he's gone? does it bother you at all? does it affect your life in any way? and actually the goings on in scotland, has this just paved the way to make it easier , potentially for keir it easier, potentially for keir starmer to have a route , a fast starmer to have a route, a fast track into downing street also as well . he assisted dying as well. he assisted dying debate taking place personally , debate taking place personally, i think i should be able to choose when i end my life. i wonder if the viewers agree with that or not. i can tell you my panel completely disagree. and also, did you see at the weekend

yeah. >> breakfast on gb >> from six it's breakfast on gb news . news. >> welcome back. it's 540. i'm martinng through the gates of buckingham palace. but don't worry. they were celebrating their 120th anniversary of the entente cordiale , when france and the uk cordiale, when france and the uk signed a deal settling a range of colonial disputes after the historic napoleon sonic wars. now, at the same time, members of the coldstream guards were in paris, where they met president macron. well, joining us now is the former royal correspondent for the sun, the legend who is charles rea charles, always a j'oy charles rea charles, always a joy to have you on the show. so we've invaded france at long last. >> yes. well, thank god i mean, it's a lovely bit of theatre, you know, and in actual fact, at buckingham palace, the scots guards you know, guards were there, you know, along with the french. >> and that's the first time they've been on the same field, if you like, since waterloo, together , so that was quite together, so that was quite a nice little bit, fortunately , nice little bit, fortunat

. >> martin. >> yeah. the police are becoming politicised now.stonishing because said, through this bit astonishing becal menzies said, through this bit astonishing becal menzies is said, through this bit astonishing becal menzies is certainly said, through this bit astonishing becal menzies is certainly not, mark menzies is certainly not the first conservative mp to be accused misconduct in recent accused of misconduct in recent years. in fact, the tories have lost six seats since the 2019 general election and they might lose another one in just a couple of weeks time. now, in november 2021, former cabinet minister owen paterson resigned after he was found guilty of breaking lobbying rules. imran ahmad khan quit following his conviction for sexually assaulting a teenage boy in april 2022, and he was subsequently jailed for 18 months. less than a month later, neil parish stepped down after he admitted watching pornography on his mobile phone in the house of commons in june 2023. david warburton resigned after an investigation into allegations of

martin: thank you for having us. sonny: yeah, thank you, damian, for everything.d, god, if you, anyone that comes out, you're gonna have a fantastic time. i could tell you that. damian: all right. thank you so much. pastor sonny lara, dr. sonny lara, and also pastor martin cantu. thank you for being on the show. again, we're gonna show you their information. this is the church that the pastor sonny is talking about. it's over on bernal road in san jose. again, it happened yesterday and today is easter sunday. and so we're--thank all of you for joining in that low rider car blessing. but if you want to get a hold of us here on "comunidad del valle," you can follow me on instagram, my handle is @newsdamiantrujillo. and there is my email address as well. we thank you so much for sharing your easter sunday with us on "comunidad del valle." we're gonna leave you now with some more danza azteca. we'll see you next week. speaker: in the morning, yeah, we had some huayquis, which means like, you know, brother, you know what i mean, homie, you know what i mean, the huayqui

yeah. that's such a good point martin. i mean it's such a good point in feats. essentially if i brought to you, if, if i may, i mean, you know, some, some people are saying that that could be state actors involved in creating a videos to, to metal in other countries. elections, so to speak, not i mean, so me on a personal level, that means i don't know. yeah. okay. maybe it's true, but there's also a part of me that wants to say, you know, maybe it's pranksters out. there may be a sky. so a really savvy pack is already savvy with software. you know, if it's too much to say, look, it's no, it's state as being a volt or is it more likely just dies just guys messing around, having a good time and trying to meddle on, on a most simple sense. and so they got all kinds of people, lot in bought of the today, the cyber space. and the, what it does, it can be fixed, whether it is a nation stands whether to say that those or whether it is of the kind stuff, whether it is a hacker. so everyone for days that i did for microsoft to part is to be believed. which came in the 1

martin joins us now. bill a little bit of everything today. >> yeah, that's exactly right, craig. and as we go into tomorrow, a lot more sunshine than we had today. and probably there's a slight chance for a sprinkle or shower. but for the most part it's going to be mostly to partly sunny. and then maybe a stray sprinkle late in the afternoon there. scattered showers out there right now. not a big deal. the rainfall did accumulate below 1500ft. the snow level we had at saratoga snow is around 1500ft. so below that we had rain, almost an inch of rain in some places, and three quarters of an inch to a half inch in others, and a quarter inch in others. so a very beneficial rainfall. not a lot of water wasted. it hit the reservoirs. it got into the creeks, flushed things out. now we're getting a few lingering showers tonight, as you'll see here on the live radar, but it's winding down quickly, and i'll put a little loop on it here. and you can see it sort of where it's going. it's all moving off towards the south and the east. you see a few thunderstorms showing up down in san benito

yeah. and ricky martin is on the show with you?ter ] >> jimmy: had you ever seen -- you have a lot of scenes together, had you seen him -- >> he's wonderful. he's really a good actor. ricky is terrific. he was fun and very well prepared and very serious about his work. but also great sense of humor. everybody was wonderful to work with. i had a ball. >> jimmy: do you ever encounter people who are not -- i mean, i would imagine that everyone is on their very best behavior around you? >> oh, i don't think that's -- >> jimmy: you don't think so? >> well, i don't. >> jimmy: no, i think so. >> i think maybe you're right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: was the crew excited when you finally got up out of the coma bed? >> yeah. i was excited. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i don't -- i think i finally talk in the last -- because she's out of the -- she comes out of the coma but doesn't want anybody to know. she's not a very nice person. there are a lot of secrets there. but throughout the first part, when now i first am in bed, and then after awhile i start t

martin? >> well, yeah, of course.you get that call to say that that school is in lockdown. i mean, it must be absolutely terrifying. so i want to look at what on earth is going on when it comes to young people and some of their behaviour. it comes to young people and some of their behaviour . we hear some of their behaviour. we hear about things like stabbings and knife crimes all the time. but what is the answer to it all and anyone out there? have you got a simple answer? if you do, can you tell me it please? because i'm at a loss as to how on earth we fix all this. but i also want to ask. there's been a committee taking place today, looking at arms sales over to israel . arms sales over to israel. should this still be happening? should this still be happening? should it be paused? fascinating to hear everybody's views on that. well, i can tell you now, my panel completely disagree . i my panel completely disagree. i also want to ask as well whether or not council should essentially, martin, be selling the family si