mhm. okay? all right. do we have emotion? my motion to approve with staff recommendations. can we entertain the idea of switching up the amplified sound. not just in that one corner per the request of the one from one of the neighbors. is that something that we can ask the promoter? if they could, they would consider doing something like that. i'm not sure it's something i'd be comfortable conditioning, but i think you know, having some education and outreach. i also think that you know if the permit is 100 ft. um then maybe just this is just a sound limit. educating opportunity here where maybe the sound can be as loud as it has been. it also sounds like this, you know? this is was summer of music to me for some of that, at least, you know. but you know, my feeling is always that that that's why we're here. and when somebody like the caller is having an issue, then we bring people together and we turn things down and we sort things out, and that's why we that's what our permit does, you know, and it brings you into our our spectrum and then and then it's their job. nurse.

mhm. okay? all right. do we have emotion? my motion to approve with staff recommendations. can we entertain the idea of switching up the amplified sound. not just in that one corner per the request of the one from one of the neighbors. is that something that we can ask the promoter? if they could, they would consider doing something like that. i'm not sure it's something i'd be comfortable conditioning, but i think you know, having some education and outreach. i also think that you know if the permit is 100 ft. um then maybe just this is just a sound limit. educating opportunity here where maybe the sound can be as loud as it has been. it also sounds like this, you know? this is was summer of music to me for some of that, at least, you know. but you know, my feeling is always that that that's why we're here. and when somebody like the caller is having an issue, then we bring people together and we turn things down and we sort things out, and that's why we that's what our permit does, you know, and it brings you into our our spectrum and then and then it's their job. nurse.

mhm. what do you the opposition. mhm. what do you think ? think? said i didn't expect for there to be people linking my policies to clean up air with conspira theories. and then he says i did expect people to have genuine concerns. i've been listening genuine been listening to those genuine concerns. know , and then concerns. you know, and then he goes yeah , yeah. so he says goes on, yeah, yeah. so he says something similar here. so i didn't expect be didn't expect this to be weaponized by others, as you saw there who you and i have there with who you and i have exchanged with , who don't exchanged with, who don't believe covid was et believe covid was real. et cetera. cetera. he's cetera. et cetera. so he's basically saying there's two levels opposition here, levels of opposition here, legitimate who legitimate and those who conspire theories and covid deniers and whatnot. i've not seen the protesters . i don't seen the protesters. i don't know . but i seen the protesters. i don't know. but i think it's seen the protesters. i don't know . but i t

live in a pretty safe country. >> mhm . >> mhm. >> mhm. >> but then again andy in dorset says the greenpeaceyesterday should be, should be classed as an act of terrorism. pfison classed as an act of terrorism. prison sentences should follow . so. >> ooh i don't know about that ehhen >> martin and chiselhurst says these have now made the sunak private residents a target for any terrorist or anarchist. his wife , his children and staff are wife, his children and staff are all now exposed . and see, all now exposed. and see, i can't help wondering whether they will be thinking it's a bit like when you're burgled you never really feel happy in that home again . home again. >> i want to be a little bit like that. >> put it up for sale, yvonne says. >> absolutely outrageous. yorkshire heads must roll. >> well, somebody i don't know if it would fall under yorkshire police whether it be police or whether it would be the whether it's the the met or whether it's the special or whatever. special branch or whatever. >> this should have been >> i mean, this should have been something. >> still shocking th

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mhm. and that's when we started becoming stricter and, tightening up the standards. they would bring me a kanye video. i said i'm not putting that on the flashing lights because it was all about sex and violence and you know, my guys say, oh my god, kanye is going to call you. and i was like, i don't care if he calls. he didn't show up when they were protesting outside of my house in hell, you know. so why am i how how did i become the face of hip hop videos, you know, when they're the ones making i'm trying to give them an outlet and trying to work with them to get something in, you know, over that approach had an effect. you know the award shows started being classier hip awards started being classier it's still hip hop, still 95% men. i couldn't that but you know it's you know you to i said to myself if i have be the adult in the room, then i'm going to do it. that's not. i went to harvard law school to pass judgment on music videos and the other i did was cut back on the number of music videos we had shows in music videos were online, so you didn't have to sit th

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mhm. it's rare that you wait to get married, have, but d th you get married and then you stop when >>u have. approximately 18 months. all right. g 18 next, a woman is getting praise for refusing to give up her first class seat from fra mom to paris to who wanted to sit closer to her child. kat might point out that the seat was also first class. >> so i hate all of these people. no, i don't know if thisn't knod at all, but i'll go with it. >> okay. withone said that it was the was 13, too. that's not a kid. i know. i was at the airport a couple of weeks ago, and there was a long line for baggage claim. >> and this lady goes up to the front linege cla. a she's like, i'm with a minor. i need to go first. i'm with the minor. i look back an minor o god, there's somebody standing behind her a few feet that's like, mom, stop it. dy stai'm 17. so f i started shouting. >> she's when she's 17. and so the guy in front of, he goes, i enlisted in the marine corps alistedt 17.r and guess what? they stil

mhm. well it's like getting sportsnet. yeah. and going to espn and noorts net getting sports news, everything. >> i hate it when that happens. ohin at: my last word cat.ka >> of course the news is depressing, but what it anything is depressing if you learn enough about it. yeah it's true. everythingsn't starts out nice e and then the more you read it gets actually it grows for the more you get to know me. things are just better, right? m >> like i have.u yes. you're smarter. yeget s, i'll.o i'll go with that publicly. all right. thank you. >>t. andit up next, a missing bull and a group of whales in local news that never fails. >> south dakota's hiring. we're inviting people from across america to get in on the action. we have more jobs than people. that's why i'm helping out. south dakota recognizes most out of state professional licenses our industries, except other states, apprenticeship programs. and to ease the financial burden, we're investing in scholarships to get people trained and on the job. governor noem yes, you miss

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mhm thank you. thank you. thanks. next we have item for e update on inspection services. good morning, president al constitute commissioners and matthew green, acting deputy director. for inspection services, and i'm pleased to provide an update on the activities and performances of the inspection services division. um excellent in july. 2023 the building electrical employment divisions conducted 9443 inspections. 92% of those inspections were conducted within two business days of the date requested by the customer. meeting our target of 90. next slide, please. in the same month . our housing inspection services conducted 905 inspections with 101 of those being routine inspections of multi family housing next slide. the building, electrical and plumbing divisions, received 463 complaints and responded to 99% of them within three business days, well, exceeding our target of 85% additionally, our code enforcement division sent 64 cases to directors hearing next life. um lastly, or housing inspection services received 349 nonlife hazard complaints and responded to 96% of the

da mhm. well, that's dangerously stupind . so here's the scary part. why is it thatt that when a lary white attended event goes bad, it's one and done. and i don't mean my last birthday party when tom shilluee out of the cake. c take charlottesville. that's largelyharl . i if i remember and it was gross a disgusting did repeat.s nope. there was universal revulsionre and condemnationvoliti . >> just like my honeymoon. the same thing, though, happened on jan six. what made that so bad was that it was so jarring and exception to the ruls e for any dems that might have tuned in by accident. in it lasted 6 hours, not daysr weeks. but what about other events with racial components that turned violentrasht rn, as in l. mobs? it's a story so common we could just old videos. why is this so common?ommon? because it's obviouslyople being imitated. people in general will imitatez behavior if it's incentivized and allowed. so let's compared allowed.ght? in charlottesville condemnation, right? not instead of ized and so not imitated. the 2020 floyd riots incentivize

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. >> mm mhm. no no indeed. and i mean many people would say right .ke of some of the conditions that we've seen, just some of the pictures there about there being some kind of fashion boutique in the prison, the walls supposedly being painted girly pink painted in kind of girly pink and , you know, days and they have, you know, days where where bring in where they where they bring in animals. see you're throwing animals. i see you're throwing your there as your hands in the air there as your hands in the air there as your i tell you what, if your views. i tell you what, if i had anything else in my hand, i'd throw that as well. >> um, all honesty, i think >> um, in all honesty, i think it just goes to highlight and show incompetence this show the incompetence of this government that we've currently got. crackers. and i think got. it's crackers. and i think that the government are responsible for further victims instead of stuff like this where what happened to good old rehabilitation? what happened to putting money and your thoughts and everything int

an army >> mhm. well, moving on.n's? ulez plan. khan's? >> yeah. quite extraordinary , >> yeah. quite extraordinary, this story. it's something you associate with prisoners or supporters of prisoners going on hunger strike. but pradeep singh, an army veteran, will not eat and only drink water for seven days in protest at the mayor of london's clean air tax thatis mayor of london's clean air tax that is due to be implemented from the 29th of august. >> yes, the veteran has set up camp outside uxbridge tube station where he says support for his protest is getting bigger by the day. >> well, it is a i'm battling against a you know, the cost of living crisis. i started my fight last year , you know, with fight last year, you know, with the rising cost of living. and as we are already struggling, you know, and there is another burden on the people with the ulez. so it has a very big effect on the, you know, the people's life, not only economically, emotionally as well . well. >> well, it is an interesting way to protest a

es mhm. i mean , it is fascinating mhm.'t it, when you actually have a look at what kind of difference the ulez might actually make to clean air and of difference it and what kind of difference it might actually make to saving lives. and it being of lives. and despite it being of course difficult decision course a very difficult decision that doubt he wrestled with that no doubt he wrestled with long hard . i do understand long and hard. i do understand that. am i not right in saying i think cameras and things think that cameras and things like brought before like that were brought before the came the public consultation came back? like his mind back? it's almost like his mind was up. but there was already made up. but there we go. we've just heard from sadiq there. very serious story now, though, the jury in the trial of lucy letby has trial of nurse lucy letby has been told by the judge that it can reach majority verdicts . can reach majority verdicts. yes. so we're going to be bringing you up to date with obviously anyth

mhm.h, it's been three months since the election, so the political deadlock since the may 14th election has rattled markets and put investors on edge. foreign investors have sold nearly $4 billion in thai stocks so far this year, according to data compiled by bloomberg. and political uncertainty is also putting pressure on the baht, as well as the thai stock index. the bad has lost 33.8 sorry, 3.5% so far. this month, the most among southeast asian currencies and the thai benchmark stock index is extending a slump to nearly 9% this year with with analysts expecting more losses as this political drama drags on. yeah, and we also have to be to at this point more lines coming through to your to your point to their best that they're going to do as much as they can to manage all this volatility that we're seeing in the currency markets. thank you so much, by the way. great stuff and a great round up there. papicha tanaka and pippa, they're live for us out of bangkok, staying in southeast asia.

mhm. okay.ybe and maybe maybe grow our economy and contribute to society . society. >> are they living? >> are they living? >> can i just living. >> can i just living. >> where can i. >> where can i. >> where can i. >> where are they getting hospital treatment. have you seen a record waiting seen there a record waiting lists nhs today. do you seen there a record waiting lists that nhs today. do you seen there a record waiting lists that you s today. do you seen there a record waiting lists that you can'tay. do you seen there a record waiting lists that you can't blame/ou seen there a record waiting lists that you can't blame asylum know that you can't blame asylum seekers for the nhs seekers for the for the nhs waiting list? >> you're missing the point. that's insane what i'm saying is, do you know is on is, do you know the nhs is on the run by the migrants? the whole run by the migrants? that's so true . can i just that's so true. can i just address one thing? because everybody's had quite the

mhm. okay.ybe and maybe maybe grow our economy and contribute to society . society. >> are they living? >> are they living? >> can i just living. >> can i just living. >> where can i. >> where can i. >> where can i. >> where are they getting hospital treatment. have you seen a record waiting seen there a record waiting lists nhs today. do you seen there a record waiting lists that nhs today. do you seen there a record waiting lists that you s today. do you seen there a record waiting lists that you can'tay. do you seen there a record waiting lists that you can't blame/ou seen there a record waiting lists that you can't blame asylum know that you can't blame asylum seekers for the nhs seekers for the for the nhs waiting list? >> you're missing the point. that's insane what i'm saying is, do you know nhs is, do you know the nhs is on the run by the migrants? the whole run by the migrants? that's so true . can i just that's so true. can i just address one thing? because everybody's had quite the tu

. >> mhm. yeah.ve control over my demise. ultimately i had really great births, i had home births and a lot of people were saying well how can you do that. it's very brave. and i said, but i want to take control of that situation. and amazing births and so and i had amazing births and so i would also have as i would like to also have as good a death as possible. and i think in terms of and think in terms of dignity and autonomy, i'm but obviously there needs enormous there needs to be enormous safeguards in place. and i think i think it's quite right. >> canada canada seems to have got perhaps got it wrong. perhaps switzerland better switzerland is a better is a better situation. we better situation. should we should move on to should we should we move on to completely change the mood completely and change the mood in the room? >> i think i think we should mention a low point that there is a recall petition for a parliamentary going on parliamentary seat going on right for margaret ferrier, right now

mhm. >> well coming up, a grim economic forecast for the united kingdom .. liam halligan will be back with us in the studio to pour water the rosy news pour some water on the rosy news he gave us in last hour. but he gave us in the last hour. but before here's the weather i >> -- >> looks like things are heating up. boxed boilers are proud sponsors of weather on gb news news. hi there. >> it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. with the gb news forecast, sunny spells for many of us during the rest of the day feeling warmer than it has for some time. and then with the increased humidity, we've an increased humidity, we've got an increased humidity, we've got an increased chance some fog increased chance of some fog overnight as we end wednesday, there'll some cloud there'll be some patchy cloud around of scotland, around for much of scotland, some light showers for the west of scotland and a brisk wind for the north. fairly the far north. also fairly breezy out towards the south—west. 1 or 2 showers possible for cornwall by the end of the night. areas