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mccoy and other ammunition.er members of his northwest london gang have now been jailed for drugs and firearms offences. >> i'm scared . had to think >> i'm scared. had to think about his last moments because i think if i do , that's when i'm think if i do, that's when i'm going to hit that black hole and i might never, ever come out of it . it. >> jackie taylor knows more than most the heartbreak gun crime can bring. last year, her son tyrese was shot dead in south london. his killer has since been convicted. but for the family, their grief is all consuming. >> sometimes i sit down and i andifs >> sometimes i sit down and i and it's not even tears . i'll and it's not even tears. i'll just be sitting down and all of a sudden i can't breathe . and a sudden i can't breathe. and then i'm just like, come on, jackie, come on. none of us have ever been the same since that day. it'sjust ever been the same since that day. it's just horrible . loud day. it's just horrible. loud shouts, loud shouts . shouts, loud shouts.

so a lot to talk about here, joining us now to discuss his betsy mccoy, former lieutenant governor ofew york, and a trump's supporters well, i should mention also with us is former obama administration official and cnn senior political commentator van jones. alright, look, we've got the debate and a few days here at this point the big the question van, i'll start with you is, what is president biden need to do on thursday well, i mean, you're going up against a force of nature you've going up against a grizzly bear, a hurricane, and are on a freight train at the same time. >> so just being able to stand his ground and deliver is a big part of it. you couldn't do it. i couldn't do it. nobody here could do a donald trump is a force of nature. so just to stand toe-to-toe with this guy for an hour-and-a-half long. it is. and give his goods he gets they win. and tropez has to knock them out. i mean, trump has got to do extraordinarily well because everybody expects him to know bags of eggs, biden chew, so it's really trump's to mess up in my point of view. >> and betsy, i'll ask you the sa

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mccoy's ? square! salt and vinegar squares. i'm not endorsing crisps. we digress.y goodness! rachel — "if keir starmer became prime minister, is there any good reason why he couldn't or wouldn't bring ed davey" — lib dem leader — "into his cabinet as a minister or adviser for social care reform?" rachel continues, "having watched davey�*s piece about caring for his sonjohn, it strikes me that he would be the perfect person to go about reforming and improving the sector, given his lived experience of caring. can you have people in your cabinets that are not of the same party as you?" well, that's a very interesting question, rachel. so from time to time, prime ministers do sometimes put people in the house of lords, for example, in order that they can be... got so many sources calling you! it's just, it's a busy time. i thought i'd put my phone on silent... yeah. so, ministers in the lords? yeah, so you have a "government of all the talents", which was a terrible acronym that led to people being called goats, so people with particular expertise were sometimes put in

as dolores and sister act finally met the real mccoy, had she offered him a cameo in the sequel?talk about artificial intelligence. another modern theme for the 87—year—old pontiff. from the politics to the playful, a pope who breaks barriers gets the last laugh. mark lowen, bbc news at the g7 in italy. now it's time for newscast where earlier they took listeners questions live from bbc news tiktok and the bbc live page. newscast from the bbc. hello. it's laura in the newscast studio. and it's paddy opposite you in the same place. and it's chris in the same place in the newscast studio. hello. and you have just sat down, we'll give you a second to catch your breath because this is for newscast, is a first. we're doing a q&a live on tiktok about the general election. if you've got questions that you want to know, you can get them to us live on tiktok and we will try to answer them for you. but newscasters and also members of the public looking at the bbc's your voice, your vote programme have been emailing in questions for us to try to answer in all the cacophony of the general el

and mccoy undersecretary for international affairs in the department of labor and program director bristolrothers and thank you so much to all of you. why don't we■ go ahead and get right to the discussion. i'm going to ar eric with you and i think som■qething that is really a central challenge for all of us what do you do as a ss government governments move in the direction that run contrary to the objectives of the strategy■bt the u.s. has not only invested so much in cop improve. >> thank you much ricardoorhip l america and with michael and arturo. and mollie. we are proud of the progress that's been under the strategy over the past three years but but this is a tough sf issueshere not naÏve about the challenges across-the-boardn including the government which is at the core of the lot of what we do. that s the vice esident's leadership has been really crucial in driving a number of areas across the five pillars of the strategies and the last time around. this time around we focused human rights recognizing how critical those are as drivers of regular m i'll get right todo's question. y

and■m)ú mollie mccoy undersecretary for international affairs in the department of labor and programristol of the brothers and thank you so much to all of you. why don't we ahead and get right to the discussion. i'm eric with you all of states and governments me in the direction that run contrary to the objectives of the stgy that the u.s. has not only invested so much really is counting on to help improve conditions. much central america and michael and arturo. and mollie. we are proud of the progress that's been under the strategy over the past three years but but this is a tough sf where not naÏve about the challenges across-e-dg the h is at the core of the lot of what we do. really crucial irivi success in a number of areas across the five pillars m0 the rebecca mentioned the pillars the last time around. this time around we focused crit challenges are asng h drivers of regular i'll get right to question. you asked about government moving contrary to the direction of foreign-policy goals and my view on this is it's really critical to remain president and remain agile people to th

the former new york lieutenant governor betsy mccoy has a take on manhattan district attorney alvin bragg in her latest column. minutes after securing a guilty verdict against former president trump bragg boasted i did my job. he have is not doing his job. the mainstream media are gushing with adulation. new yorkers living in constant fear should find bragg's stardom nauseating being hailed as a hero but he is a menace. he should prioritize jailing violent criminals and violent offenders. what does it tell you about the lack of care for the citizens here? >> one -- he is a menace. he is also derelict in his duties and a disgrace to the profession when he swore he would uphold the law. him and many other progressive district attorneys across the country, many cut from the same cloth. we know where it is. george soros who is funding a lot of these progressive policies and putting many of us in harm's way. many of us. i blame these district attorneys directly for the murder of my brother. i blame them. a philosophy that criminals have taken on saying look, we can do whatever we want. we won'

former lieutenant governor mccoy says biden's open border infected america with a plague.t is called the u.n. calls it assault, rape and murder of girls and women due to their gender. rape where women's underwear hangs from tree branches and rape tents dot the route approaching our southern border. do you think the rapes stop when illegals cross into the united states? no. being victimized by migrants bringing it to your neighborhood and she goes on to point out the silence from all the women's groups on this. >> they care more about the democrat party than women's issues and protecting women. this calls them out very loudly on their position in the silence on it. i do think abortion will be an issue in this campaign season. but when you look at women in neighborhoods walking down the street and going for the run, going to a convenience store like jocelyn. when you aren't safe you see moms and dads and daughters across the country freaking out. i think the safety of the american people. when you have rape trees, rape trees, rape tents and those people are being allowed int

as dolores and sister act finally met the real mccoy, had she offered him a cameo in the sequel.rst poe eve ., ., ., , , send an e-mail. becoming the first po.e eve ., ., ., , , ., pope ever to attend a g7 summit to talk about ai- _ pope ever to attend a g7 summit to talk about al. another _ pope ever to attend a g7 summit to talk about al. another modern - pope ever to attend a g7 summit to l talk about al. another modern theme for the 87—year—old pontiff. from the politics to the playful, a pope who breaks barriers gets the last laugh. mark loewen, bbc news. now it's the weather. good evening. in amongst the heavy downpours today, we had a little sunshine. this was clarach, for example, on the west wales coast earlier on. but this sort of shower cloud would dominate this weekend. yes, there'll be a little sunshine, but there will be a lot of heavy showers, and so it'll feel cool again forjune. the reason for this weekend's heavy showers is low pressure. it's parked itself across the uk, and there'll be showers or even longer spells of rain meandering around that area of low pre

he could fight against the people of land, kild his father and he had this sort of hatfields and mccoys won't go into anymore but thit's a it's a big part of the book he leaves my captain cook does and he keeps going across the pacific ocean expecting next egon you know what we would call oregon instead. he he stumbles upon this incredibly gorgeous place called 1■kawaihae and he realizes it's part of a much bigger island chain, the hawaiianhe has a very interestig experience there. everything is well. ce he realizes this is not on any of the maps. this is a major discovery rediscovery. of course, the polynesians had already discovered the place, but you get, you t you get the idea. this is also herb kind of a a a native hawaiian painter who's trying to describe this kindrie. it's really amazing in both directions, the british can't believe it and the hawaiians can't believe it. it' sorts of thoughts that they may have maybe thought they re perhaps that they were creatures depths.ace a lot of oral history abo. this moment of first contact. but what captain is starting t o kawai is that t

catarina, send a cobra and roy mcelroy has announced that he'll be taking a few weeks away from gulf mccoy, allowed it to shop, leads to disappeared during the final stages of the us open. on sunday, he'll make his return that next month scottish opened. okay, and that is all your support for now mailing back to you like spar and that's it for me. money inside this news, i'll be back phone just a moment. if not to today's, the he says he went toward towards syria to provide a lifetime entail was very interesting, but not in the eyes of his government. this has been our home for so many years in the final parts of the series. we followed the story of a british age worker as he flees from it live with his family. after being arrested by a powerful village shop. one of the toughest times when they tortured me. state list in syria and now to 0. from palestine to pakistan from syria to me and donasia ok, foundation was delivered to bonnie to over 3300000 people. this year we will be delivering to bonnie to over $23.00 countries across the globe. supporting communities in areas affected by more

but remember that president mccoys also facing some pretty difficult to elections this weekend, european elections are being held across the european union the far right is expected to do the extremely well we'll know by tomorrow night. who's which parties have done best. but here in france and many of my calls, parties don't expect you to terribly well. so these this messaging mattered to him about the importance of the central holding in the face of more conservative forces. i think it was messaging that mattered to both presidents domestic audiences federica. >> all right. melissa bell. thank you so much. i hesitated for a moment when we're looking at the pictures because we are waiting for the live pictures, the live entrance of president biden and the first lady. and what we just saw moment ago, it was earlier in the de when they were there at the lee a palace. but meantime, we looked blood pictures right now. meantime, let's continue this conversation. i want to bring in now cnn contributor frida ghitis. she is also a global affairs columnist, free to great to see you. i mean, ther

. >> uh, louis "shrimps" mccoy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, in quotes. >> they called him "shrimps."jimmy: oh, he loves shrimp. >> he loved eating shrimp. >> jimmy: yeah, that's true. let me give you -- this is a a good game. i didn't think of this one. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you're better at this. best boy from the film -- >> "kramer vs. kramer." >> jimmy: yes, of course. >> jasper -- jasper abernathy. >> jimmy: jasper abernathy. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: and did he work another -- >> three for three. >> jimmy: there's three for three. that's not bad. [ laughter ] all right, let's go back to the movie. great. >> yes. >> jimmy: dorothy, toto, "there's no place like home," yellow brick road. >> a delicious broccoli frittata. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: what are you talking about? >> don't know. i'm just -- my stomach is grumbling. and i swear i smelled that in the hallway. were you guys serving a crew lunch of broccoli frittata? >> jimmy: no, we're not -- no one's eating broccoli frittata. >> i thought tuesday was broccoli frittata day. >> jimmy: that doesn't rhyme with "tuesday." like, broccol

former senior white house communications age, mile simmons, former new york lieutenant governor betsy mccoy, and cnn political commentator errol louis. well is it case closed? are being or should it be? i mean, i don't believe him. >> let me say why he is betting the odds. the fact is, it's highly unlikely that hunter biden will be convicted. it's probably going to be a hung jury think of it. this is a jury in wilmington, delaware in the last election, 26,000 people in wilmington voted for joe biden, 3,500 voted for trump the bidens over adored in wilmington. so it's very easy for biden to say this. i can guarantee you he will not say this about the trial and september on which hunter is charged with tax evasion are saying trump, a biden is you think that biden would actually pardon hunter biden despite him saying pretty yeah. says there he would now, but he knows that he's not going to be convicted. he did not say that about the trial in september because they're the stakes are much higher he's he's accused of tax evasion and the money on which he failed to pay taxes came from foreign sour

around ready to bring france back to life already hamstrung without an absolute majority in parliament mccoysking to tackle the far-right head-on calling for clarity from voters on the country's future but if the far-right and copy their wins on the french stage emmanuel macron could be facing three years with a radical right prime minister. >> most likely the 28-year-old jordan bardella. >> well along with the mcconney's, a tiktok star, he brings a youth-friendly dynamic posting here about drinking the tears of my clothes fan it looks as if the fear for the future of the planet i've been replaced by the fear of what is called the great replacement. the identity quest the world is too dangerous. we don't want to be inundated by migrants coming from the middle east or africa. >> we want to be at home surrounded by all pier the far-right pulses will major wins in a host of european countries in germany, the alternative for deutschland, afd came in second its main candidates said last month that he didn't consider all members of a notorious nazi group to be criminals. >> and in italy, there were

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to hear what others are doing in that area, we also had some updates from the state, including kim mccoy weighed on some of the state efforts and initiatives, as well as a warning on the state's budget, which we have been hearing about. and the deficit, kim talked about how much the state has supported older adults and people with disabilities in the past. when the state was flush and it was really striking the dollars that had been put back into programs. but she also gave a warning. and it was it was this metaphor on stormy weather. and it's like, okay, this does not sound good, so it was just, you know, dark clouds and it's like, oh, man. so may revise comes out on the 10th, which is at the end of this week. so we, we will know soon enough, and also i would like to highlight part of the conference was the participation of the independent living centers. and we, we they had different panels, they had different sessions. there was a statewide contingent. and we worked very closely with, through the, age and disability resource connectors in san francisco. it's aging and disability resou

know it may not be able talk about an open setting but is there an end game because endgame because mccoy they cannot have theseev breaches? >> two things. a bit of a forever or an war in cyberspace with constant combat. i would hope that would change but we cannot assume that it will. what can we collectively change? first atwo microsoft i would not just hope but fundamentally believe that five years from now we would have engineering systems, networking, identity systems, that make it extraordinarily difficult ande on the economic reach of our most sophisticated well resourced adversaries. >> is that moving the ju infrastructure completely to a cloud -based system? >> i do believe it is. i do believe the cloud is the answer. not just for us but the other companies in the cloud services business. what we do as a company just as we learn from our competitors learning. i think that the thing we will have to do the most to internalized is just to recognize we will do a lot of good things let's say we do every single thing recommended. because that is what we are going to do. it will not be

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matthew binkey, director of given occasion, sarah smith manager of listening and analytics and rashida mccoyto thank all of our incredible speakers that also thank you all. i echo justin in saying, thank you for being present and being part of these important discussions. we heard from some of the country's top communicators and focused on how to effectively engage with communities, understand their experiences, and utilize the channels and partners that help us meet people where they are. i think a common trend that i heard is that the concept of list engagement looks different for everyone. there is n■2■ao blueprint for wt we do. as you think about what you, go into your lunch break considering how can you expand on that, how can we start taking outside the box? because now more than ever we need to start getting creative. will handed off to rashida who will give you a look at what is coming up the rest of the afternoon. >> as you said, this morning was awesome. this afternoon we will shift our topic to crisis and risk communications, along with panel discussions, we will hear from experts

paula london, what are your thoughts on mccoy, i would love it if macron went.on because he only narrowly won the last two elections. so and i also think regarding the far right, the mainstream media really underestimate seeing how upset people are with the illegal immigration. it's not just about people coming over in boats. there's huge problems for the whole of europe. and i think it's interesting how obviously the tide now is going to the right. well, they're calling it far right, but it's just the right in europe. but we're going to the left , which is quite to the left, which is quite worrying. but it may encourage labour to be more right if they do get in. >> do you not think that they have slightly sort of gone a bit more? right. anyway, looking at some of their policies, although some of their policies, although some of their policies, although some of them are just, you know, some of them are just, you know, some people might argue don't make any sense, but all the parties have that . but some parties have that. but some people might argue that they se

first under his initial budget that we might $50 million a day and then when i left we were%l iends mccoyhris coons john boozman and i can go on and on who understood and they still undetand impact of strategic international minute hearing aid. i've been up here she is a start understanding resilience work tan it needs what is not a matter of just thr winner out there but being strategic so that the families can take care of feed 160 million people like we did p last year, we survey people all the time if people don't want to leave home come they don't but if they cannot feed their little children it will with any we do and i've been down the gap so many times it down to central america and south america in the middle east ndanthioo one to come off as a story. we would not have left if we had food and we will address the root cause we and migration out of necessity in your left by my grace my a whole different debate something to be here withthe experts these men and women appear they know a lot more about food insecurity than i do they are the experts on voice as i believe in what they a