let matthews continue. and we have heard that hrase matthews continue.atthews continue. and we have heard that phrase a few _ matthews continue. and we have heard that phrase a few times _ matthews continue. and we have heard that phrase a few times today, - that phrase a few times today, spirit that the game, and we saw some images actually afterwards of the sri lanka coaching staff shaking hands with the bangladesh players, but that sri lanka players were nowhere to be seen. i but that sri lanka players were nowhere to be seen.— but that sri lanka players were nowhere to be seen. i don't like that. whatever _ nowhere to be seen. i don't like that. whatever happens - nowhere to be seen. i don't like that. whatever happens on - nowhere to be seen. i don't like that. whatever happens on the | nowhere to be seen. i don't like - that. whatever happens on the field to my big believer, whatever happens on the field, and i have had as many rows on the pitch is anybody in the world can i've ruffled feathers all around the world, but my big belief is what happen

let me just bring in matthew matthew. well let me matthew in matthew. let me start by that no one start by saying that no one wants crossings wants to see these crossings because very, very because they are very, very dangerous and they endanger the lives of people. >> let me say a second thing. the of people who bring the gangs of people who bring these people across or send them across are very, very bad people. and the british government and you are the deputy chair of the governing party, the british government needs of needs to be doing a hell of a lot more, in my view, to get a grip these gangs. do i think grip of these gangs. do i think that the rwanda policy is a good policy? i don't. and i'll policy? no, i don't. and i'll tell you exactly why. because and the supreme court agreed with rwanda is not safe with this. rwanda is not a safe country . the president of rwanda country. the president of rwanda , kagame has been in power since 2000. it is, as i understand it, an authoritarian regime . it an authoritarian regime. it might be nice to go and

let me just bring in matthew matthew. well let me matthew in matthew. let me start by that no one start by saying that no one wants crossings wants to see these crossings because very, very because they are very, very dangerous and they endanger the lives of people. >> let me say a second thing. the of people who bring the gangs of people who bring these people across or send them across are very, very bad people. and the british government and you are the deputy chair of the governing party, the british government needs of needs to be doing a hell of a lot more, in my view, to get a grip these gangs. do i think grip of these gangs. do i think that the rwanda policy is a good policy? i don't. and i'll policy? no, i don't. and i'll tell you exactly why. because and the supreme court agreed with rwanda is not safe with this. rwanda is not a safe country . the president of rwanda country. the president of rwanda , kagame has been in power since 2000. it is, as i understand it, an authoritarian regime . it an authoritarian regime. it might be nice to go and

we do, matthew.nvite at this yesterday _ here. we do, matthew. and invite at this yesterday i _ here. we do, matthew. and invite at this yesterday i think _ here. we do, matthew. and invite at this yesterday i think people - here. we do, matthew. and invite at this yesterday i think people here, i this yesterday i think people here, perhaps people in gaza as well thought that this hostage deal was a lot closer than it actually was. we had expected times. we had about potential choreography that was due to happen today and around about midnight last night local time we heard from israel's national security chief that in fact there had been a delay. i think a delay that we never quite got to the bottom of. we never really found out conclusively in the press conference given by the qataris of why things ended up moving back and what the sticking point is actually well but your right to say we had a lot more detail in that press conference about exactly how this will work tomorrow so to 7am local time wi

matthew's way. ♪ at just 22, already helping those who come next.the benefit concert for his school, hoping to help other children get a chance like him if you you'd like to go, you can go to fmdgmusicschool.org. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. a tale of two planes. china's president passing by air force one this afternoon as his plane lands at sfo, just a few hours earlier, president biden stepped off air force one ahead of his meeting with president xi tomorrow. >> so many of the events and the set ups are going really well. now we're dealing with a number of, you know, just hiccups as they come. >> those hiccups include finding the venues to lots of traffic closures all around the city. and we'll tell you about the impact it. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry biel. >> and i'm ama daetz. we have team coverage of the apec conference in san francisco. abc seven news anchor kristen sze is live at moscone center. >> zach fuentes was at the airport for the arrival of president biden and china's president xi and abc seven news anchor d

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it was absolutely fantastic, l matthew. we only decided four or five days — matthew.ve days to go to the listening party and _ five days to go to the listening party and we were thinking about it because _ party and we were thinking about it because we haven't done one before. we thought, you know what, let's go for it _ we thought, you know what, let's go for it we _ we thought, you know what, let's go for it. we threw it out there and the tickets— for it. we threw it out there and the tickets sold out in 37 minutes. the place — the tickets sold out in 37 minutes. the place wasjammed and the atmosphere was electric. the place was jammed and the atmosphere was electric. when you -la ed it, atmosphere was electric. when you played it. what _ atmosphere was electric. when you played it, what was _ atmosphere was electric. when you played it, what was the _ atmosphere was electric. when you played it, what was the reaction? i played it, what was the reaction? you would have heard a pin drop in the room — you would have heard a pin drop in the room it— you would have hear

matthew left voice tonight is matthew laza. back on show . laza. he's back on the show. he's going be banging on he's going to be banging on about years of rule . about 13 years of tory rule. we've also got back in the day with sue cook, legendary bbc broadcaster and we've got a lovely lady on tonight. lovely young lady on tonight. just cracking impressions. just some cracking impressions. that's but that's francine lewis. but first, to the . news first, let's go to the. news >> good evening. your top stories from the newsroom. the prime minister says plans by some groups to protest during remembrance commemorations . a remembrance commemorations. a provocative and disrespectful. in a statement , rishi provocative and disrespectful. in a statement, rishi sunak said the right to remember in peace and dignity must be protected. labour leader sir keir starmer echoed those comments, saying he supports the police in whatever action is needed . it comes after action is needed. it comes after reports of plans by demonstrators to march during remembrance events calling for a cea

> david: and so we choose matthew whitaker.ike him, you can go to ffdgmusicschool.org. i'm david muir. see you right here on monday. good night. discussion and ceremony. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry biel. >> and i'm dionne lim. talk about a whirlwind week. san francisco putting its best foot forward for the leaders of 21 economies and people from around the world. >> we have team coverage as we've had all week long this afternoon, suzanne phan is examining whether the event met the expectations of local business owners. but let's start with kristen sze, who's live at moscone center. with the president's final day here. kristin, a busy one, was it? >> yes, actually, it really was. you couldn't tell from the international media center, which has kind of quieted down. right, because all the leaders have gone. but before they left, before their motorcade drove on out of here, they definitely had a final day of meetings for the leaders and even a field trip for their spouses. it's been a demanding three days for

>> david: and so we choose matthew whitaker.you can go to fmdgmusicschool.org. i'm david muir. see you right here on monday. good night. see you right here on monday. good night. answer to that question. >> did yesterday's protest on the bay bridge lead to a boost for bart? we checked the numbers and were surprised. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel tracking downpours and thunderstorms hour by hour. look at the timeline heading into the weekend coming up. an do you remember blue chip stamps seven on your side's michael finisher does and he'll explain why you shouldn't trust the internet when it comes to their value to building a better bay area moving forward and finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news. for air force one. >> president joe biden flew out of sfo as apec wraps up in san francisco. the plane of china's president xi jinping took off about an hour later. >> activists used their last chance to get attention. there was a mix of free tibet and pro-china demonstrators in these groups at the airport. police escorted them awa

. >>> and one of the last people to see matthew perry alive. what this san jose woman noticed just a day before his death. >>> good evening. this is "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm raj mathai. a lot happening as we head into the weekend. we begin tonight with some developing news. in the last hour, we broke the story about a san jose cop who was abruptly dismissed. this stems from racist text messages. mark mcnamara was let go by sjpd for racial bias. he's a six-year veteran on the force but is no longer a san jose cop. the messages came out during an internal investigation. here's what we know. in fact, here are two of those text messages. it included one that said, quote, i hate black people. the other one you can see there on the screen. he refers to african-looking people. police chief anthony mata tells us once the messages surfaced, he took swift action to get him on the force. >> i don't know if they were on duty or not, but these messages are very concerning. these messages contain statements and words that are racially biased. they're

yeah and final question for you, matthew . final question for you, matthew.? no yes , i'll let you get away no yes, i'll let you get away with that one. that was answered nearly perfectly . now, a little nearly perfectly. now, a little bit of discrepancy amongst it's very, very up—market nihal. >> so you know, it's a difficult quiz , isn't it? quiz, isn't it? >> yes or no. so it can be a little bit difficult. it's a tough quiz. so do you want to come back on on one? yes. yeah. >> on the war memorials question . we ban . absolutely. we should ban protesters protesting next protesters from protesting next to the cenotaph, for example. they have no business being there . these are sacred places . there. these are sacred places. you cannot have these, frankly , you cannot have these, frankly, loony left protesters who have no respect, frankly , for those no respect, frankly, for those who who gave their lives for britain in world war one and world war two. and we should absolutely ban these protesters . absolutely ban these protesters. >> now, should we bring bac

matthew chance, thank you so much. this happening on the third day of what has been a planned four-day truce. i want to go now to cnn's oren liebermann north of tel aviv. our understanding is israel's war cabinet is meeting, we heard from president biden earlier today talking about this hope for an extension of this truce. is that what the meeting is about today? >> reporter: fredricka, it absolutely s we've learned from an israeli source that the war cabinet is meeting tonight, this is a small group of people including prime minister benjamin netanyahu that has effectively the authority to run this war and make decisions related to this war. crucially this is the first time since the truce took effect and we have heard there have been discussions around the meeting of the war cabinet and possible extension of the truce. that wasn't so sure up until now that that would even be an option. and we saw how fragile the truce is, specifically with yesterday's delays and all the road bumps along the way to get to the point wh

was it matthew muller?t zach perron with the palo alto police believe the same person is responsible for both crimes. >> we were able to identify one suspect in the case, he is our prime suspect, matthew muller. >> muller has never been charged in either case. we wanted to hear from muller himself. his attorney did not want him to do an interview, however muller agreed to see a visitor. "dateline" associate producer kayla ward spent 30 minutes speaking to muller in jail, through glass, on the phone. no camera, no recording, no note taking allowed. >> what is your initial impression of him? >> extremely talkative. it was like he was in his element. >> >> what is his answer to whether or not he was guilty about the crimes he was accused of? >> he would not say, he would not deny anything, but would not say he was guilty of anything. >> she asked him about samantha. >> i said we recently interviewed a woman. and her case matches denise huskins's and aaron quinn's case. he opened his eyes, really wide, like he

we had previously revealed matthew white looks like the - matthew white looks like the unidentified suspectate him. the met says it is satisfied all relevant inquiries related to matthew white were considered prior to his death foot of the other remaining suspects for stephen's murder remain free. as fulljustice but have no confidence in the met. we are going to take a short break. and we are back we will have the latest from jerusalem. let's get the weather, though, first. hello there. good afternoon. it's a much quieter looking day of weather today across the uk following storm ciaran, of course, yesterday. still some heavy showers developing, including once more for the south coast. but that deep area of low pressure from the storm is now out in the north sea. we've seen associated fronts create problems across europe, flooding in northern italy, damaging winds for france and spain. the next low is approaching now from the southwest. it will be with us through this evening and overnight. still blustery for eastern scotland as we head through the rest of this afternoon. some rain for many

matthew white was jailed for four months.poke of his link to the stephen lawrence case. what he said was that if i could see the papers about the whole case — if i ever did — that he's referred to quite a lot in the paperwork, that he was the blond—haired figure that's referred to throughout the paperwork and that he was involved in the incident. we previously revealed matthew white looked like the unidentified suspect sometimes known as the blond attacker. he said that, yeah, that they completely mishandled it and failed, really, to properly investigate him. the met says it's satisfied all relevant inquiries related to white were considered prior to his death. the other remaining suspects for stephen's murder remain free. his parents want fulljustice, but have no confidence in the met. daniel de simone, bbc news, eltham. clear up operations are taking place across much of southern england and the channel islands after up to 100 miles an article stop hundreds of schools were closed. storm ciaran crashed into southern and sout

kj matthews, entertainment “ournalist, today. kj matthews, entertainment journalist, thank _ today.thank you _ today. kj matthews, entertainment journalist, thank you so _ today. kj matthews, entertainment journalist, thank you so much - today. kj matthews, entertainment journalist, thank you so much for. journalist, thank you so much for joining us. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. hello there. the weekend is just around the corner and it could be cooler, but quieter. more details on that injust a moment. but for friday, we still got some showers around and they'll be a real nuisance first thing in the morning across wales and south west england, driven along by some strong to gale force gusts of winds on exposed coast. the good news is that'll push those showers through at quite a pace, moving south of the m4 corridor during the early morning and probably clearing the kent coast before lunchtime. behind it quite a clearance, some sunny spells coming through. the winds still coming from a northerly direction, that'll drive in a few showers across exposed coasts of scot

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would you do it, too, matthew?— history. would you do it, too, matthew? ., , , ., :: matthew?i oh look more into it. it was wonderful— oh look more into it. it was wonderful to _ oh look more into it. it was wonderful to see _ oh look more into it. it was wonderful to see how i oh look more into it. it was i wonderful to see how positive and happy you are after being donor conceived. so happy for the twins. it is amazing they can meet their donors, but it is bittersweet because there are still people like me who will never know those things and that is really sad. i wish people would just realise donor conception is not a taboo subject. all in all, it has been amazing learning everything and speaking to the most incredible people. hello. after what has been a very wet week for many, and a very stormy week for some, things do look a little calmer for the weekend. no, it isn't going to be completely dry or completely settled. there'll still be some rain at times rather windy in the south, but not as windy as it has been. and amidst all of that, some sunshine. on the earlier sate

that was all matthew.nd his timing and his physical comedy, it was just -- it was unparalleled. >> and if i could add to that, when we were first creating the series, chandler was not a main character. we originally intended him to be a secondary character. and then matthew walked in. that was that. >> yeah. marta, you mentioned, you just said earlier, i guess, optimism was not matthew's strong suit. that -- it's interesting to be in a -- to me in a lot of ways. everyone knows the struggles that he had during the filming even of the show and he was transparent about afterwards. when you think about his journey from the beginning of this extraordinary program to its end in 2004, how did that go? how did he grow as a person or change as a person as a result? >> you know, i think as time went on he became more and more aware of what he didn't want. at least it felt that way to me, more than what he did. i mean, he used to talk -- he did talk a lot about having a family, which, sadly, he never had the opportun

matthew. _ couple hours, hasn't it? it really has, matthew, and _ couple hours, hasn't it? has, matthew, and donald - couple hours, hasn't it? it really. has, matthew, and donald trump couple hours, hasn't it? it really- has, matthew, and donald trump is testing the patience of this judge who has already remarked several times now for him to just answer the questions posed to him by prosecutors directly, to stop giving a monologue and a speech each time. he told donald trump, "this is not a political rally," asking his lawyers to get him under control. he has told donald trump when he's answered, "relevant, irrelevant, answered, "releva nt, irrelevant, just answered, "relevant, irrelevant, just answer the question." so we can clearly hear the frustration of the judge, but he's letting trump go on and give those answers, at one point as he can prosecutors if they are ok with all trump just rambling on. as he can prosecutors if they are ok with all trumpjust rambling on. —— at one point asking prosecutors. but donald trump has given a few answers that are quite telling, he's

i'm joined by my guess, matthew errant. in montreal. he is a senior fellow at the american university in moscow and director of the rising tide tide foundation of canada inside out. and we have mom and brandy. he is a professor at the university of trent. all right, so i'm in cross top roles and the fact that means he can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, i'll go to, let's go to, um, um, so that 1st mohammad, you know, it's, everyone's, well, you get these moments of clarity where things are very, very obvious. they see. and we, we have through the western world through this conflict in gaza in lock step with washington on this. you know, if you go and look at public opinion, so opposed of the citizenry even in the united states, a majority including democrats, want to see a ceasefire. but the lead, so in the west continue to just throw caution to the wind, throw any kind of sense of, of legitimacy be the entire artifice of international law in the international humanitarian law. over the last 70 years, 80 years is just be

more like chandler or chandler more like matthew?e they kind of one in the same? >> i think there's probably 60% matthew and 40% chandler because once he started playing the part, the writers could write to that. to write to his particular skill and his particular manifestations and his physical comedy. so once we heard matthew read that part in reading around the table for the first episode, we knew there was something special. >> the cast is really like a family, i wonder if you have been in touch with any of his cast members about what this extraordinary loss has been like to even try to process? >> i've talked to schwimmer and i have talked to matt leblanc and the three girls were, when the news happened they were together and they were just basket cases. but we test texted back and forth and i haven't heard from them in a little while but i assumed that hopefully they are recovering. >> to think that the universe had them together in that moment when they heard that news , what was it, what must be going through david and matt's

matthew mott would be the first want to say that. i am blaming matthew mott for this when many conversations i have had to say to him, right, matthew, sorry you are not going to have the best team, joe root or ben stokes, because the test team is going to have that. the first time it goes wrong i'm not going to sit here and go actually, you should have done this or that. we will have done this or that. we will have honest conversations as you doing these things and say right, what are you going to do to improve this? but as far as i'm concerned, you know, he gets my full backing and an opportunity to try to turn it around. ., , opportunity to try to turn it around. . , .,, opportunity to try to turn it around. . , ~ , around. that is rob key there with bbc corresponded. -- i with bbc corresponded. —— correspondent us presidentjoe biden honoured the stanley cup champions honoured the stanley cup champions vegas golden knights in a ceremony at the white house on monday, marking the return of an nhl tradition. the golden knights are the

matthew white was jailed forfour have been. matthew white was jailed for four months. have been.tthew white was jailed for four months. we shared a cell with this man who says he spoke of this link to the stephen lawrence case. say a man what he said was about a could see the papers about the whole case, if i ever did, that he is referred to quite a lot in the paperwork. he is referred to quite a lot in the paperwork-— paperwork. that he was a blond haired figure — paperwork. that he was a blond haired figure that _ paperwork. that he was a blond haired figure that is _ paperwork. that he was a blond haired figure that is referred - paperwork. that he was a blond haired figure that is referred to | haired figure that is referred to throughout paperwork. and that he was involved in the incident. we previously _ was involved in the incident. - previously revealed matthew white looked like the unidentified suspect sometimes known as the blonde attacker. say he said that, yeah, they had completely mishandled it and failed, really, to properly investigate him. the met says it is satis

and matthew was born that same year.en a whirlwind ever since. - and about four weeks after he was born we moved to south carolina so i could start my first job as a professor. - [shane] she has written three books. she has done three ted talks. - we make up about seven percent of the population. as long as i strove to be perfect, as long as i never used ramps on the obstacle course, i could be part of the club and i love that club. i focus, a lot of the time, on trying to make the transition back to civilian life easier for military women. - [shane] her mission in life was trying to cater to people who were clearly in need. but i have to balance her out. she would constantly say, "yes, and ..." but overexerted herself one too many times. - you have something called innate resilience. - [shane] and i can't always be there to be her guardrail. - it's actually not bad, right? you're pleading the fifth? (laughs) - i'll let the middle of the night tell me whether or not- - [kate] it's not bad. you're not gonna get food poiso

my guests, matthew alfred and muhammad desai are still with me. thank you, gentlemen for sticking around. let me start with muhammad. any reaction to any of the stories that we have covered so far? i think that one. on the one hand, whilst israel has especially on the african continent and to some degree attempting on in latin america, whilst israel has tried to use economics and has tried to use finance, has basically tried to bribe uh african states and african nations for its support or for their support for its positions. i think that israel in the main has been failing, i think that the... african continent, both a government level, but also a people level, are still ensuring that old links to the palestinian struggle and to the palestinian people are remaining and are only but increasing. we've seen this in the recent past, where israel attempted to enter the african union, but that decision is now being put on hold, we know that israel tried to had an africa israel conference, and that conference was cancelled. we know various other attempt

>> matthew, car. >> matthew, get a car. >> matthew, get a car. >> frightened to travel anyway. >> anywayt this bus. >> i knew you'd say you're a man of the people. i a man of the people. and at this bus stop were the tattered remains of the posters of missing women and children been clearly children that had been clearly been point been torn down at some point over recent days, maybe on the day of the protest itself. i mean, know, that's that's day of the protest itself. i metthat's know, that's that's day of the protest itself. i metthat's not ow, that's that's day of the protest itself. i metthat's not associating|at's not that's not associating yourself with peace. so anybody who about gaza, there are who cares about gaza, there are lots things do lots of things you can do without going on march, which are march march are dominated march this march likely released. likely won't get released. >> this march likely won't >> this this march likely won't be cenotaph. and be close to the cenotaph. and also , might you not cause more also, might you not cause more trouble you don't allow the

>> matthew, car. >> matthew, get a car. >> matthew, get a car. >> frightened to travel anyway. >> anywayt this bus. >> i knew you'd say you're a man of the people. i a man of the people. and at this bus stop were the tattered remains of the posters of missing women and children been clearly children that had been clearly been point been torn down at some point over recent days, maybe on the day of the protest itself. i mean, know, that's that's day of the protest itself. i metthat's know, that's that's day of the protest itself. i metthat's not ow, that's that's day of the protest itself. i metthat's not associating|at's not that's not associating yourself with peace. so anybody who about gaza, there are who cares about gaza, there are lots things do lots of things you can do without going on march, which are march march are dominated march this march likely released. likely won't get released. >> this march likely won't >> this this march likely won't be cenotaph. and be close to the cenotaph. and also , might you not cause more also, might you not cause more trouble you don't allow the

matthew white was jailed for four months.ared a cell with this man, who says he spoke of his link to the stephen lawrence case. >> what he said was that if i could see the papers about the whole case, if i ever did, that he has referred to quite a lot of the paperwork- that he was the pothead figure referred to throughout the paperwork and he was involved in the incident. >> we previously revealed matthew white looked like the unidentified suspect sometimes known to as the blonde attacker. >> he says, yeah, they completely mishandled it and failed to properly investigate him. >> the met says it satisfied all relevant inquiries related to white were considered prior to his death. the other remaining suspects for stevens murder remain free. his parents wonderful justice, but have no confidence in the met. daniel testimony, bbc news, eltham. >> court documents show an australian woman charged with murdering three people and a -- at a family lunch is accused of trying to kill her ex-husband four times. aaron patterson denies putt

well, matthew, there for us. set the scene. well, matthew. it _ there for us. set the scene. matthew, it has _ there for us. set the scene. well, matthew, it has been _ there for us. set the scene. well, matthew, it has been quite - there for us. set the scene. well, matthew, it has been quite a - there for us. set the scene. vii matthew, it has been quite a morning already. we have several protesters who have lined up here to support the attorney general in this case. leticia james actually spoke to the press, saying that she fully expected donald trump to use name—calling, race baiting and taunts but she said that the numbers don't lie and that she would uncover the truth on the stand today. now, donald trump, as he made his way information you said that, no surprise. you spoken to the press before, trying to take advantage of the spectacle of this case to help his campaign. you know, he also referenced the fact that polls still show him as the leading republican nominee, is the leading candidate to be the republican nominee. and so, certainly, we had a kind of very similar

all right, matthew, let's talk about republicans in congress.oming as we're seeing almost fistfights involving republicans on the hill. one expert told politico this is what happens when you have a divided party with no real leadership or way to hold members accountable. what do you think about what's going on? >> so i would say it's the result of a dysfunctional congress isn't by itself what happens. what happens is you elect people that shouldn't be there. and the republicans took every guardrail off their system of primaries and their system of nominating candidates so that people like this and up in office, people like this and up as united states senators, people like this end like congresswoman and congress men in this. so the result of electing these types of people who gets you to a congress that is completely crazy and disruptive in all of this. so it starts long before they gather in the halls in washington d.c.. it starts in the voting booth, when you elect people like this, this is the result of it. >> and as a result, even house rep

matthew mott would be the first one to say that.tion to be in where i'm blaming matthew mott for this, when many conversations i've had to say to him, right, matthew, sorry you're not going to have the best team, joe root or ben stokes, all of these people, because the test team is going to get that. the first time it goes wrong i'm not going to sit here and go, "actually, you should have done this or that". we'll have some pretty honest conversations as you doing these things and say, right, what are you going to do to improve this? but as far as i'm concerned, you know, he gets my full backing and an opportunity to try to turn it around. that's rob key there with our bbc cricket correspondent. us presidentjoe biden honoured the stanley cup champions vegas golden knights in a ceremony at the white house on monday, marking the return of an nhl tradition. the golden knights are the first nhl team to visit biden at the white house since the tampa bay lightning in april 2022, when they celebrated their back—to—back titles won during th

you know, in matthew they, it, mohammed, it's absolutely right. a, you know, i, i can re, uh, remember the last time this happened to, to, to guys a you could watch it on, on television. of course, with western media wouldn't show you the, the, the full extent of it. but because of the advancements in social media, you can watch the destruction of a people in real time and it doesn't prosper as a stir western deletes it is it is really quite astounding. i thought the phrase never again actually had some meaning, but it doesn't having any meaning whatsoever. and which makes it even worse is it. public's can watch this in real time. and western leaders will not change their position. they're so id logically possessed and so politically captured that they, they there and it's almost impossible to move them. but it, mohammad is actually right to mean the, the, the, the court of public opinion is drawing its conclusions and i agree, the global south. if you want to dig, he could control them and kind of control them. it's done, it's over because we'll

that is right, matthew. as you explained very i matthew. what had been agreed in that press conference yesterday, they talked about for pm local time as the handover point. it is 12 minutes to six now in israel and gaza, so for nearly two hours, there has been this process going on, this sense of anxiety, the sense of anticipation as the hostages were handed over to the red cross, as you were saying. now the red cross is saying it is carrying out that operation to facilitate the transfer and release of both the gaza hostages and palestinian date detainees back to the west bank, which is also a keep part of this. hostages have been given over by hamas, and there are palestinian detainees who are being returned to the west bank too, and the icrc are the neutral facilitator and all of that. what we are seeing and all of that. what we are seeing and hearing isjust the and all of that. what we are seeing and hearing is just the slow steps of this process.— of this process. exactly that last hrase, of this process. exactly that last phrase. the _

what, where's the morality in that matthew on? yeah, absolutely. and the fact that you, this is the sort of thing that this, that captured people who are interested indignation when we're given stories of saddam hussein soldiers killing champagne. but the problem, so it's worth big stories the, when we say that our real babies. yeah. exactly. yeah. and when we would give our consent to such a, a world historic altering, destructive act as we did in an early ninety's uh over a liar, potable month, trouble lie. and, and then here we are with real images of destruction and genocide against actual babies. and we're doing nothing the day on top of that. i just read that to tony blair. you know, i've just been requested by benjamin netanyahu to, to fulfill his old role as humanitarian coordinator. that well, i mean, and as we rested in, as we go to the break, we're right. as we go to a break right now, you know, so they, they, the french want aside arrested, but they won't arrest. and tony blair again, tell me about the logic of that gentleman. i'm going

matthew white was jailed for four months.ephen lawrence case. what he said was that if i could see the papers about the whole case, if i ever did, that he's referred to quite a lot in the paperwork, that he was the blond—haired figure that's referred to throughout the paperwork, and that he was involved in the incident. we previously revealed matthew white looked like the unidentified suspect sometimes known as the blond attacker. he said that, yeah, that they completely mishandled it and failed, really, to properly investigate him. the met says it's satisfied all relevant inquiries related to white were considered prior to his death. the other remaining suspects for stephen's murder remain free. his parents want fulljustice but have no confidence in the met. daniel de simone, bbc news, eltham. now a look at some other stories making the news today. a man accused of soliciting to murder and incitement to kidnap the tv presenter holly willoughby has appeared in court and pleaded not guilty to both charges. 36—year—old gavin pl

thank, you matthew perry.nd, actor and comedian hank as area hank azaria helped him get sober. -- please watch this. >> i'm a sober guy for 17 years, i want to say that the night i wanted to a, matthew brought me in. the whole first year i was sober we went to meetings together. and he was such a great -- i got to tell him this. he was just, as a sober person, he was so caring and giving, and wise. and he totally helped me get sober. >> according to people magazine, was perry making a plan to establish a foundation to help other struggling with addiction issues. they say some clothes perry are still ping to create that foundation, now in his honor. we leave you tonight with some final words from our friend, matthew perry himself. >> i pray to you, if you worry that you are having this problem, or you know somebody that is, raise your hand, find somebody who is smarter than you about this, and talk to them. and be honest about it. because the secrets are what kill us. >> and please, if you or someone you love i

i am, honestly, matthew. as you _ even describe it. i am, honestly, matthew. it. i am, honestly, matthew. as you know, we - even describe it. i am, honestly, matthew. as you know, we have| even describe it. i am, honestly, - matthew. as you know, we have lots of material and talking points, but at this point what can you say to make what must happen happen, which is the cessation of hostilities, a respect for health care, the respect for why those doctors and nurses are there? they are there to care for there? they are there to care for the sick, to save lives. they are not there to lose their lives. mi not there to lose their lives. all come to those wider questions in a moment, butjust tell me in terms of the information you are collating, what's the latest you are hearing about the hospitals and numbers of them that are functioning, and the ones that no longer functioning? so ones that no longer functioning? sr increasingly we are hearing of ones that no longer functioning? srs increasingly we are hearing of more and more hospitals that are no longer able t

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matthew your thoughts it? matthew your thoughts on it?correct. i think i think all pensioners on the state pension are getting an 8.5% rise. i think it is outrageous. the triple that means triple pension lock. that means that the last decade and that over the last decade and a half so, pensioners are on half or so, pensioners are on average no better than those average no better off than those who working. it means that who are working. it means that the pension has been going up even economy's been even when the economy's been stagnant inflation has been stagnant or inflation has been low incomes been low. low or incomes have been low. and i think there's a fundamental unfairness here for a people. and this this. >> so you think the pensions should be less? should be getting less? >> mean, this whole i >> well, i mean, this whole i mean, not this whole rhetoric around, oh, we paid the pot around, oh, we paid into the pot and we're out and therefore we're getting out what deserve. what we deserve. >> mean, is entirely >> i mean, that is e

matthew and i feel like we have the same look on our faces.hip roy is part of the reason that republicans have not gotten anything done. he has been one of the main folks holding things up. and asking for more, more, and more. and never being satisfied. but i think he's speaking truth today. and you know, what truth can come from anywhere and everywhere. and even chip roy knows. it that the republicans, with their majority have not done anything for the american people. they have focused their time on shams investigations of the president and the president son who was not an elected official. they focused their time on whatever marjorie taylor greene wants to come to the floor and real about. and that is not why the americans took them to caucus. they do want the government to work for them. and i think if democrats do a good job of highlighting that the dysfunction is not congress across the board, but the republican majority and putting up on the board, just a foot screen as you will about what got them, and what democrats were in charge in

so that was robert matthews. _ interest. so that was robert matthews. a _ interest. a friend of - interest. so that was robert matthews, a friend of the i interest. so that was robert - matthews, a friend of the family of the victim. you will remember reeva steenkamp was shot and killed by oscar pistorius on valentine's day 2013. in the last few minutes, to remind you, he has been told that he will be released on parole. this was after a south african parole board approved his conditional release and he is due to be released on the 5th of january next year. just to reiterate that news that has just broken within the last few minutes. you head there from a family friend of rena steenkamp, saying not happy with the rules with this decision, but the south african parole board has been told that oskar buur story is's parole has been approved on conditional release, and he is due to be released on the 5th of january next year. —— oscar pistorius's parole. you are watching bbc news, do stay with us. you will remember oscar pistorius, the global paralympic superstar, back i

the tributes to matthew perry. we're halfway to friday and halfway through the month.y" starts right now >> good morning, i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. we begin with the high-stakes summit happening within hours in california china's president xi jinping has arrived for the apec summit. it's his first time on u.s. soil in six years president biden has also arrived in san francisco for these talks, which could play a big role in his foreign policy moving forward nbc's brie jackson joins us now from d.c what can we expect from this meeting today? >> reporter: good morning, frances, phillip this summit is seen as a chance to defuse some of the tension that's been building 2009 the u.s between the u.s. and china we've seen the chinese spy balloon incident and some near misses between the u.s. and chinese war planes, and the u.s. has accused china of supplying russia's war in ukraine. one goal is to restore communications, something china cut off after nancy pelosi visited taiwan last summer >> get back on a normal course of corresponding, being able to pick up th