mcguire. i am just curious as to the efficacy of promoting values free are values neutral institutions sit sentencinge the takeover over free-speech platforms in particular have been by the left and i think a lot of conservatives operate under the assumption that the left is operating under the same rules that we are, in fact, now there promoting i. now they are banning speech on campus is. i'm just curious is this something that is something we can reserve for the future and are there any policies in place to make sure that it truly is values neutral like we are hoping it will be? thank you. >> i think the key to that is actually something we talked about, that's what's going undergraduate programs because the graduate students are the teaching assistants and instructors for this first year seminars that are systematically pushing like the great qus curriculum to push the core curriculum we used to have and replace with eei driven curricula. there is a lack of curiosity that is debilitating a

and then she comes home like judith mcguire. she sees women dancing while being flirting with soldiers in from the field in their dress. she has particularly sharp words for varina davis herself. she calls her lady queen. in fact, for helping to organize some of these parties. she obviously, of course, doesn't know that varina doesn't entirely have her heart in them. in february of 1864, she felt she expressed that these parties and, these kinds of extravagances were going doom the confederacy, single. she said it would be the fault of. the confederacy is quote my quote high rollers. if the south should lose the quote if spartan austerity is to win our independence, we are a lost nation. i do not like. the signs and fear the writing on the wall might come in time to us. and during the winter of 64, she increasingly bitter about what she calls selfish lifestyles being lived. these women. she writes her hospital diary, which is an excellent book. you can get your hands on it. it's called a southern story. the city is unusually gay

but tony mcguire up in scotland. but let's about jk rowling, tony mcguire up in scotland.. but let's we? right. k rowling, tony mcguire up in scotland. but let's we? right. solowling, tony mcguire up in scotland. but let's we? right. so she ng, tony mcguire up in scotland. but let's we? right. so she has said shall we? right. so she has said , that will happily shall we? right. so she has said , two that will happily shall we? right. so she has said , two years will happily shall we? right. so she has said , two years in will happily shall we? right. so she has said , two years in jailill happily shall we? right. so she has said , two years in jail if happily shall we? right. so she has said , two years in jail if aappily shall we? right. so she has said , two years in jail if a future do two years in jail if a future labour government made it a hate crime to call someone by the wrong pronouns . she if wrong pronouns. so she means if you here and said, bev, you came in here and said, bev, today man and i want you today i am a man and i want you today i am a man and i want

from there, they built up the belief in harry mcguire, you see it in andre onana.nk also there were others with good performances, and so if we produce that in the copenhagen game, then we can build something. well, before united kicked off against copenhagen, they paid tribute to their former captain, sir bobby charlton, after he passed away at the weekend, as well as plenty of tributes outside the ground from fans and the general public, the club held a special tribute to sir bobby, which included manager erik ten hag laying a wreath and a minute's silence before the match kicked off. another reason to be here tonight is for bobby charlton, for the much pleasure he gave me as a youngster. i was on the stretford end watching him play like he did and score the goals that he did. butjust being a great... i don't know, his humility transcended his football, if you know what i mean. he was just a nice man, you know, a great human being. and that's one of the things i think i'll remember most about him. i was a young kid when sir bobby played. his last game here was a

i wonder if i see i see director mcguire there and i want to director mcguire on the spot. if you could ask if we could work collaboratively with dpa to come up with some sort of a specific action proposal to satisfy what the vice president has asked for. so we can present at a future commission meeting. this is the one time review proposal. there's buy in from dpa. there's buy in from sfpd. there's this is the data sharing they've agreed to. and so we're not getting and if we could present that to my fellow commissioners for a vote and then that action can be taken. yeah. i mean, i'm always willing to work with staff. steve. i'm go we go way back to the controller's office together and i'm also always willing, willing to work with janelle or whomever is appointed or assigned the work for sure. perfect. thank you. director henderson. yeah, i was just going to say, i think one of the big issues is just in speaking to one of the concerns that the chief raised in terms of personnel, a lot of this can go almost out. the majority of this conversation is really focused on access

so maybe all right, well that's something that the korean mcguire into unless reporting from egypt, a capital cairo, thank you so much for the updates. just causes hum us run health ministry has released an updated desktop. it says, but at least $4137.00 palestinians have been killed. i'm fussing thousands have been wounded and is really strikes in gaza in the 2 weeks since the hum us terror attacks against israel now of the night is ready. forces kept up the pressure on the territory, including in the south where israel had told gardens to head for their own safety. how much real kits shot back into israel as well as the noise. and all of this is paulette indians. wait for relief efforts to begin to cross the border from egypt. they are ready and waiting. a percentage of these aid trucks is supposed to be allowed through the roof of crossing the only crossing into gaza. not controlled by his wheel. 20, you know a trucks regatta, 2 and a half 1000000 people need assistance. 20 trucks is dropped in the ocean of need right now. i'm guessing on the other side of the roof, a crossing ther

from there, they built up the belief in harry mcguire, you see it in andre onana.so if we produce that in the copenhagen game, then we can build something. well, before united kicked off against copenhagen,

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it's like that scene from jerry mcguire, and more marcy says to jerry mcguire, what do you believe?s like, i see that every single time. i see republicans scattered about, once a one, thing another say in another. not able to come to a consensus. something as obvious as supporting our most important allies in israel, and then, obviously, an important ally and ukraine. so i think that president biden did a fantastic job, he gave a fantastic speech in the oval office, reemphasize america's role in the world is the become a freedom of democracy, and we can't fail. that was a way of him saying to the republican party, to get it together. not only is this affecting us at home, but it's affecting america's standing in the world, in the world depends on us. >> i don't know if you can see, tara, but the former congressman has been nodding and agreements for almost the entirety of your answer. congressman jones, pick up on that. also, yes, totally obvious, but we're less than a month away from the november, excuse, me november 17th deadline of government funding. should we, you've worked wit

time these drugs couldn't hold it up with the john, dividing old in the field to kid us by time the mcguire and the signal. what we could to pack them to do to jimmy moved on posters and switch to push one shade damage in aust. i'd be to come to jean at the actual position you and guy major and dr. trinket, mississauga noticed that k i'm done or getting it done, sort of will bob almost done by stuff now? hard to minnesota just needed to pause because she should be just on the system. you know, i'm carson bull, john shingler young bull jones, near the back to hook that isn't gonna let me just cut them a tim, how can we think them of them the there's some hook coming to november. mm. in between talking to them isn't then elizabeth sean, the google google tional model showing that possibly getting rejected on chicago moved on. maybe we can to make the majority block much of the pursuit to make the oxen the time limit golf? possibly yes. i'm hoping you could let me mention what could you do? not mind the to the silva line called pitch, which the part is the, the cash. lemme see the other month.

look, mcguire, the school uniform because i don't want to attack us. no, almost google. i am lacrisha for those of you, and i'm going to be telling you was good. you're just like me. i fights and then we go to school in bremond the why do you worry about when you leave for school early in the morning? let's start with you fable. when you leave for school in the morning, you have to be scared of the random kidnaps the gunshots. no tags the sometimes because of serial gunshots. new tags is available for us to go to school elementary school lead. what of you prima asked me, hold of love to go to school and my school uniform. okay, let's go back. let's keep you from the front of me. go but not i can't, i'm not cutting my books and paper. i'm going to squeeze you. how does this confound being just a 6 year education as a student or for 5, are you facing the gc examinations? you have to be in school, you must be able to pull that up. you'll see levels so as to meet the expectations of the gc both because he said general eye exam doing no quality that i did not rest on the sub

united had lost their first two games in the group and this had been described as a must win and harry mcguire still time for one dramatic twist, a high boot from mctominay it meant a penalty and the game now hinged on one final kick and onana proved to be the united hero, earning his team a vital and emotional three points. in sevilla, how about this from arsenal's jesus? it sent gabriel martinelli on his way to marking his champions league debut with a goal and jesus was not done yet, out of nothing creating this, a moment of quality that proved the difference as arsenal beat sevilla move to move to the top of their group. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. good evening to. it is more of the same in the next few days so we will not put away the brolly or raincoats soon but some sunshine in the forecast as well so not raining all the time. this is the big picture across our neck of the woods, a strong jet stream putting in a lot of weather systems in our direction, rain at times and if you would how fast the jet stream blows at 30,000 feet, about 150 mph this week. bu

these drugs couldn't hold it up with the john demanding old in the field, some to kid us by time the mcguire and the signal. what we could to pack them to do to jimmy moved on posters and switched to push one shade damage in a star be to come to die jean at the actual position you and damage and dr. trinket, mississauga noticed that k i'm done or getting it done sort of blew up. we'll dive almost done by stuff now. hard to minnesota, submitted to pose because she should be just on, on the system. you know, i'm carson bull, john shingler, mendel jones near the back to hock that isn't gonna let me just cut them a tim, how can we think them of them the there's some hook coming to november. me on between talking to them. isn't the sean, the google google tional model showing that possibly getting charged at all? don't shadow moved on. maybe we can get to make the majority but not much of a push to to make the oxen the time the me golf honestly. yes. i'm hoping you could let me mention what could you do not mind to the silva line quote, pitch group. the part is the, the cash. lemme see the other

these drugs couldn't hold it up with the john demanding, holding the she option to kid us by time the mcguire and the signal. what we could to pack them to do to jimmy moved on posters and switch to personal. i'm sure damaging us started me to come to jean at the hutch real positive senior guy major and dr. trinket, mississauga noticed that k i'm done or getting it done, sort of what bob almost got done by scott now, hard to minnesota just submitted to pose because she should be just on, on the 16 i'm. i'm carson bull, john shingler young bull junction. you went back to huck, that is another one. we just cut them a tim. how can we think them of them the there's some hook coming to november. me in between talking to them isn't then elizabeth sean, the google google. sheila model showing that possibly getting rejected on chicago moved on. maybe we can get to make the majority but not much of a push to to make the oxen the time the me golf. awfully yes, i'm hoping you could have been mention, we'll get a new no miles the the so the, like quote which, which group the part is the the cash. lemme s

look mcguire, the school uniform because i don't want to attack us. no, almost google. i am lacrisha for those of you, and i'm going to be tell you why school children like me. i fights and then we go to school in bremond the why do you worry about when you leave for school early in the morning? let's start with you. fable, when you leave for school in the morning, you have to be scared of the random kidnaps the gunshots. no tags the sometimes because of serial gunshots. the new tags is available for us to go to school elementary school lead. what of you prima? asked me what i would love to go to school and my school uniform. okay, let's go back. let us keep you from the front of me. go. but not i could not co my books and papers. i'm going to squeeze you. how does this confound being? just a 6 year education as a student of 4 or 5, are you facing the gc examinations? you have to be in school, you must be able to pull that up. you'll see levels so asked to meet the expectations of did you see both? because he said general eye exam doing no quality that i did not rest on

as you said, catherine mcguire. i'm the executive director of the strategic management bureau of the police department. and i'll be talking to you a day today about our. well, i wanted to give you a little bit of an overview and background on our system or our types of data that we collect and how much progress we've made in the last 6 or 7 years. and then tell you kind of what's on the horizon as well, or underway and on the horizon, and then dig in a little bit more into the detail of responses to information requests and incident reports. next slide. so so, so this is sort of the overview of the last ten, 12 years and we've had incident data consistently going back many decades, staffing and personnel data similarly and officer risk data about 15 years or so that that that those are pretty big and really the first two being very big data sets that that we've had have maintained for a very long time. the the newer data sets are our use of force data which is now systematically collected and with demographic inform

the analogy i make is the jerry mcguire analysis, help me/help you visit. where if the u.s. is going to provide the diplomatic cover for what may be a long and messy israeli military operation, i think president biden wants there to be some procedures or framework in place for humanitarian aid access to gaza that we aren't indifferent to the suffering of the palestinians people. the real target is hamas and not palestinians at large. >> gillian: thanks for joining us. have to leave it there. appreciate it. >> dana: we are looking at riots in beirut. president biden is visiting israel. we are awaiting president biden's remarks. we'll be right back. megawatts of power, rails and open road, and essential services of every kind. all running on countless invisible networks, making it a prime target for cyberattacks. but the same ai-powered security that protects all of google also defends the systems running america's infrastructure. for these services. for the 336 million of us living here. ♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose new neuriva ultra. unlike some ot

tony mcguire there in northumberland.by carole malone and matt stadler . it's a little bit crazy stadler. it's a little bit crazy here, as usual. it's a little bit cosy. am i? morning, matt. know. >> taking over from pierce and from richard or would not be happy about it. >> no, he wouldn't. >> no, he wouldn't. >> you're both looking very smart, by the way. and your dark blue. we are, aren't we? >> this was not coordinated. >> this was not coordinated. >> no. >> had no. >> had no. >> sometimes if i'd known i was going close, i would going to be this close, i would have, you know. no, it's fine. >> don't worry. and. and richard tice staying us in tice is also staying with us in the right. obviously the studio. right. obviously there's story town there's only one story in town at the moment. is the at the moment. this is the terrible conflict in the middle east. and now this east. israel and hamas. now this has been brought closer to home, matt, terms the bbc matt, in terms of how the bbc are describing as are describing ha

it's not a live picture of joint base mcguire dix lakehurst.on their facebook page moments ago, lockdown, lockdown. active shooter reported on jbmdl, building 5231. all personnel are to lock down until further notice. all personnel outdoors should take cover. that's the message that they're receiving in what used to be fort dix in new jersey. we'll keep a close eye and let you know if we get any images out of the military base there where they're on lockdown for an active shooter. we'll keep you up to date on that story as it evolves. this is the other story that we've been on since 6:30 last night and the desperate search is continuing at this hour. this man is still out there somewhere. he's a gunman accused of slaughtering 18 people, injuring 13 others and just breaking hearts across this close knit community in maine. the police say that they do not know where armed and dangerous 40-year-old robert carter is. they know he's an army reservist, recently complaining after being hospitalized for a couple of weeks for mental illness that he had

mcguire publicans have won nothing. but we will find ourselves here in 45 days, if not sooner, as the congress tries to find a long-term solution to this. for now, though there is no government shutdown, as we had all been bracing for and certainly, the white house. let's cross back over to monica alba. monica, my sincerest apologies to you for interrupting you, but we just wanted to hear the majority leader there speak. about the passage of this bill. and let's just go back to the point that we were saying and as i was concluding, those comments, that the white house and i think, most of us who are following this, who are bracing ourselves for a government shutdown. that now clearly has not happened. it will not happen. give us the insight of what the white house is thinking about the passage of this specific short term funding bill. obviously, on one hand, they are going to welcome it because it is not a shutdown of the government. but is it also a victory in terms of what they were hoping to get? >> well, i think the

that's catherine force and also tony mcguire. thank you. right.now . peter bowen had the now. peter bowen has had the tory removed after being tory whip removed after being found have committed bullying found to have committed bullying and sexual misconduct against a staff mr bowen was staff member. mr bowen was alleged have exposed himself alleged to have exposed himself to a member of staff along with a series of acts of bullying. if you just tuned in, welcome on board. it's just coming up to 47 minutes after 3:00. this is gb news. now, people in brussels have shot the man who killed two swedish nationals monday swedish nationals on monday evening. have evening. local media have reported that the man was shot in a cafe this morning. brussels has been on its highest terror alert after monday's attack. and in response, prime minister alexander de croo said that terrorists must be must understand that they will never succeed in their intent at home. and security editor mark white joins us now . mark, what can you joins us now. mark, what can you te

. >> our scotland reporter tony mcguire for us. mcguire is in hamilton for us.at a night for labour and scottish labour's certainly keir starmer always said that victory at the next general election was going to be predicated on a mounting a support from scotland and scotland's constituencies and he'll be seeing last night's victory for michael shanks. it's the first step in that plan of seizing scotland out of the snp control . so we know that it was control. so we know that it was about 58% of the vote turnout voted for michael shanks last night, almost double what katy loudon, the snp candidate , took loudon, the snp candidate, took away at the end of the count. he will. michael shanks is local to here and like katy loudon, a teacher, a modern studies teacher, a modern studies teacher from the local community, he has spent the last six months, he says really pounding the streets, getting the temperature of the local community here. and certainly the big factors facing the locals here are the same as you would imagine. there would be all the way around the cou

scotland reporter tony mcguire has more . reporter tony mcguire has more. >> storm bebe is about to maker some as the met office has issued a rare red warning for rain, an exceptional and persistent rain at that. so when the east coast from forfar all the east coast from forfar all the way up to stonehaven residents and businesses are bracing for as much as 250mm of rain, which will bring flooding power cuts , travel disruption power cuts, travel disruption and of course a risk to life . and of course a risk to life. >> the polls have opened for voters in the constituencies of mid bedfordshire and tamworth as the by elections get undennay today . today. >> conservative mp theo clarke will host a debate on birth trauma today. she's calling for the government to include support in a meaningful way in the women's health strategy. she talked to our political editor christopher hope yesterday . christopher hope yesterday. >> it was the worst experience of my life. i thought i was going to die. as you said, i was in labour for a very long time. the government published last year the women's he

director mcguire. could you just start by clarifying what exactly the audits are looking to detect ? so in this case, it's out in entries that were started but not submitted in the system. so there are the beginnings of a stop was conducted and they began their entry and didn't click the submit button. okay and is there anything else that these audits are designed to detect? not at this time. we have. hopes for the future and when sergeant ha can get a little help, we would expand and those reviews as as we can. and so the unit order is guidance for inconsistencies is not a very descriptive phrase. and the idea being that it allows for us to ensure that we're we're capturing long at least those those data points that were intended to be in the system and at this time, we just don't have the capacity to go beyond that. but we want to and will great. that's helpful. so the audits are designed to detect one thing, which is entries that were started but not completed. now, when i agendize this, i asked the

a second death in scotland as a result of this storm. >> yeah, tony mcguire, our scotland reporter, willarlie looking at dolly hilary. charlie looking at dolly parton . and her her story very parton. and her her story very much wanting to keep up pretences for her husband. >> yes . and i think it started >> yes. and i think it started because she where she lived in the 80s, there was a series of unexpected covid emergencies. >> so earthquakes and things. i think she kept it on because she might have to run out of the house and she didn't want to leave the house without any makeup on. so i think it might have started there. and then progressed into not wanting to go husband, go to bed with the husband, looking i have to looking like hack. but i have to say, i it has been known that if you and i don't want to you are and i don't want to break the illusion to some of your viewers, but when you do turn up to a tv studio or a little bit of powder is applied or of makeup, we or a little bit of makeup, we look completely different at home. i definitely home. i might have i definitely i kept it

tony mcguire in northumberland, thank you . northumberland, thank you. tree. so many of us have seen it up close and personal. it's a difficult it's a difficult day seeing that happen . seeing that happen. >> thought to have been planted by newcastle philanthropist and lawyer john clayton in the second half of the 19th century. but we're learning that part of the process as well . just put the process as well. just to put a positive there, going a positive note in there, going to tree in detail to to examine the tree in detail to actually get an exact date as to when it started. christopher you got an insight on this as well. well, actually walked past well, i've actually walked past i britain once and i walked across britain once and i walked across britain once and i walked across britain once and i walked past that tree. >> emotional >> and it's very emotional seeing bit. seeing it when you're a bit. yeah, the so many of us yeah, yeah. on the so many of us have i think i would i would pay for a tree to winched in to for a tree to be winched in to repl

. >> tony mcguire, thank you very much.aged , we're hearing, been damaged, we're hearing, with roads closed around the city. the council has opened a rest centre for people and they're warning that there are extremely challenging conditions with road disruption now flood damage to properties and fallen trees, people are being urged to use sandbags and just be prepared. yeah, we'll update you from scotland. >> we'll update you, of course, the middle east, because we're just learning that the prime minister has now landed in egypt, in cairo . we'll have egypt, in cairo. we'll have the latest diplomatic round latest on this diplomatic round and what he may try to achieve in the coming hours. the latest here a.m. till noon on gb news, britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> well, welcome back to the live desk. let's bring you some sad breaking news we're getting concerning the actress, comedy actress hayden gwinn, who has died at the age of 66 after a recent cancer diagnosis seen most recently on our screens as cami

scottish people. >> well, tony mcguire, there in hamilton and rutherglen, west for us.s the labour party leadership celebrates their victory now, we're very pleased to be joined today by former editor of the daily star dawn neesom and our senior political commentator, nelson was commentator, nigel nelson was very pleased to see you two on our papers this morning. >> so very good to see you both . this fan tastic . and we've got this fan tastic story for the scottish labour party overnight. they're absolutely delighted , as we've absolutely delighted, as we've just seen, keir starmer and anas sannar sannar on the stage there is that defeat of the snp in rutherglen and hamilton west . rutherglen and hamilton west. >> well , sorry, the let's talk >> well, sorry, the let's talk about that. >> the defeat of the snp. >> the defeat of the snp. >> well, i mean the important thing there was to get the majority. they did that if labour had won it by say 5000 votes or something, it would have been quite good. they'd be quite with that. but quite pleased with that. but it's not qui

well earlier on our reporter tony mcguire spoke to some of the local people and asked them if this meansream perhaps independence is dead. perhaps of independence is dead. no i don't think so. >> no, i don't think so. >> no, i don't think so. >> i hope it's dead fingers. fingers crossed . fingers crossed. >> but i think there's bigger issues to sort out than independence. >> i think it's dead. well, i've not heard much about it now. it used to be all over the news, but don't hear it now. but you don't hear it now. >> i hopefully it would be a we would vote independence. smashing things. >> you think independence is still there's still a chance of it or. >> i don't support independence . so i voted for the labour candidate. >> fascinating , isn't it? >> fascinating, isn't it? >> fascinating, isn't it? >> yeah. it does seem that the mood is relatively downbeat . mood is relatively downbeat. bearin mood is relatively downbeat. bear in mind that that was previously an snp seat, although tom hannood pointing out today it is a seat that's flip flopped a lot historically and won corbyn that sea

>> well, our reporter tony mcguire is there for us this morning. good morning to you, tony.ry after it was felled and now it's set to be moved. tell us more . you be moved. tell us more. you >> yes, that's correct. certainly this was is arguably the most photographed tree in the most photographed tree in the whole of britain . and with the whole of britain. and with thousands of people walking up the hills here to go and take pictures of it year in and year out. and certainly even it went so far as to win tree of the year back in the last decade . year back in the last decade. but indeed last month in a horrific act of vandalism , it horrific act of vandalism, it was felled and since then, the north of england has been kind of asking the question of what to do with it. well, that conversation really finishes up today where i don't know if you can see behind me in the distance, a little blue dot. well, that's the crane. that's just about to make it up the military road beside me and where it's going to remove the bulk of the felled tree and it will be safely stored in a natio

when women up the street giving teas and coffees and loo breaks to the emergency services as tony mcguire much. we are back very shortly. stay when getting a good night's sleep is a struggle, try nytol herbal. made with natural plant extracts that have been used for decades... owl hoots ..nytol herbal is used to help you drift off gently. for a refreshing, restful night's sleep, say "good— nytol". us it's 11 am. in israel and gaza . it's 11 am. in israel and gaza. overnight, israel says it hit 320 more hamas targets in the gaza strip. the palestinian authorities say homes were hit without warning. good morning. >> it's 9:00 on monday, the 23rd of october. this is breakfast on gb news. with me, ellie costello and pip tomson here's what we've been covering on breakfast today i >> israel's defence minister says its bombing campaign on gaza could last months and has hinted a ground attack is imminent unless hostages are released by hamas. iran's foreign minister has warned israel and the us, the middle east may spiral out of control if israel does not immediately stop its military action. >>