hannah ingram—moore gave every appearance that she was representing the charity.s interim chief executive on a salary of £85,000. and a gold blue peter badge. and yet her significant appearance fee was paid not to the captain tom foundation, but to maytrix group, a company owned by hannah ingram— moore and her husband colin. bbc newsnight understands mrs ingram—moore has been under investigation by her late father's own charity for nine months, as she did not seek the board's approval before entering into that commercial arrangement with virgin media 02. a spokesperson for the trustees said, "this matter is subject of an ongoing internal investigation. the charity commission has been notified of the foundation's review of this matter, and the foundation will share its findings once the investigation has concluded." some with experience of small charities are concerned how this could affect them. i think it potentially has a huge impact for small charities because we're at a time where so many people are facing so many pressures on their finances, that choosing to

parts of park moore are shut down. in other words, a giant square has been closed off as police officers tell us they're trying to locate and arrest a suspect in that shooting that you referred to. apparently earlier this morning they say there was a domestic situation. officers showed up at the residence. gunfire happened, and one of the officers was hit. that officer, as you said, was taken to the hospital. we do not have an official update on that officer's condition. we know there is a massive police presence in this part of san jose. a whole bunch of streets and businesses in the san carlos and meridian and park moor area rb shut down. if you have an appointment at, say, the eye doctor or the local veterinarian, chances are you've gotten a phone call that appointment has been canceled. also a lot of traffic in this area is being diverted. a lot of people trying to get not only to work but even to their homes have been told they just can't do it. here's the latest that we heard from the sjpd sergeant just a few min

on the moors nature intended.on the moors eating wild heather free to roam and nest wherever they please. some are then quickly killed and eaten. humans have been killing animals to eat since the dawn of time, and as a shooter myself, there's nothing more respectful than killing your own food. instead of outsourcing it to a disinterested grunt in an abattoir. unless politicians are going to force us all to become vegan and live in bio sustainable tepees, they have no right to stop people shooting grouse . grouse. at all. right i'm here. i'm here. i always forget about that bit. oh my god. it's my. it's my daily exercise . anyway, anyway , what exercise. anyway, anyway, what do you think? do you agree? do you disagree with me? email gbviews@gbnews.com and i'll get to your emails after the break. reacting to my big opinion tonight and my brilliant panel of broadcaster and psychotherapy host lucy beresford, director for the common sense society. emma webb , and former labour mp emma webb, and former labour mp simon d

on the moors nature intended.on the moors eating wild heather free to roam and nest wherever they please. some are then quickly killed and eaten. humans have been killing animals to eat since the dawn of time, and as a shooter myself, there's nothing more respectful than killing your own food. instead of outsourcing it to a disinterested grunt in an abattoir. unless politicians are going to force us all to become vegan and live in bio sustainable tepees, they have no right to stop people shooting grouse . grouse. at all. right i'm here. i'm here. i always forget about that bit. oh my god. it's my. it's my daily exercise . anyway, anyway , what exercise. anyway, anyway, what do you think? do you agree? do you disagree with me? email do you think? do you agree? do gbviews@gbnews.com and i'll get gbviews@gbnews.com and i'll get to your emails after the break. reacting to my big opinion tonight and my brilliant panel of broadcaster and psychotherapy host lucy beresford, director for the common sense society. emma webb

well, at least the code of the gentleman moore urged the russians to betray the motherland and cooperate. i want to say that the idea is interesting. i believe that it is necessary to respond in a mirror way, and perhaps such appeals should be addressed to british subjects and citizens of other nato countries, asizla, offering how was moore told to cooperate with intelligence? what do you think, i think it's a great idea to offer the citizens of britain , many of whom are in extremely constrained circumstances, to work with russian intelligence, why not. what is it? after all, this is the norm from the point of view of london. i really don't see why we should deny ourselves. for us, enmity is to find a russian course. it has long been obvious not news. now the arrogance and shamelessness of the head of the british spy agency cross all conceivable boundaries by and large . he basically hit himself. previously, they somehow, you know, looked smarter, all this looks very much like the methods of goebel propaganda. this is the most russophobia. just really such a nationalistic frenzy. here a

moore v harper is the hello, thank you for taking my call i will be quick. your guest failed to mention the north carolina the supreme court changed hands a republican got in and that is why it was reversed. on the electoral college she mentioned no republican would ascend to office as president since 1988 only because they have the electoral college. that makes them dictators or strongmen not a president. bush got in losing the popular vote, trump got in by losing 2.8 one million votes and he claimed close to getting it by losing 7 million votes.

could moore have been done to sound the _ off? could moore have been done to sound the alarm? to sound the alarm? for- off? could moore have been done to sound the alarm? for many - off? could moore have been done to sound the alarm? for many of| to sound the alarm? for many of those who escaped, alongside of the trauma, there is now a deep sense of anger. i the trauma, there is now a deep sense of anger.— sense of anger. i hate it. i want this— sense of anger. i hate it. i want this people - sense of anger. i hate it. i want this people to - sense of anger. i hate it. i| want this people to explain sense of anger. i hate it. i- want this people to explain to me why we did not get an alarm when they have the most sophisticated system in the world. they practise every month and what in the world are they waiting for? the authorities _ they waiting for? the authorities have - they waiting for? the authorities have launched an investigation, although the priority for now is responding to the disaster. the wild fire risk, despite the devastation, is far from over. risk, despite th

moore the also to peter's a chance to talk about stuff. oh, he's twins. his father, you sense of the, of the, both the opposition then the government going in an election mode. so to see, i'll be sol, how i'm forced to the and the indian fall, the month of march, then i'll watch what else happens to fall. and then to another dramatic event, which is that also mr. moore, the went on to speak about and 3 is who governments, the opposition staged a wolf called off the phone a month, and that's where towards the end mr. moody spoke about a little bit about money board, but not in a sense taking responsibility. also telling the opposition that it is consecutive governments bit of feels for people in money for because remember the flashes that are taking fees as in the systemic wiles, which is taking place in the state of money for the for the lines of read are decades old. and that's what mr. moore the, as they're going to the but to really some of the dramatic and di and the indian fall amend and what and how it could in fact 2024. the election was that's alw

moore v harper is the hello, thank you for taking my call i will be quick. your guest failed to mention the north carolina the supreme court changed hands a republican got in and that is why it was reversed. on the electoral college she mentioned no republican would ascend to office as president since 1988 only because they have the electoral college. that makes them dictators or strongmen not a president. bush got in losing the popular vote, trump got in by losing 2.8 one million votes and he claimed close to getting it by losing 7 million votes. host: he did mention that the court changed after that decision. any further thoughts? guest: george bush won the popular vote but the electoral college and popular vote have been mismatched and recent election that has caused debate whether or not we want that kind of system and there is no question, it continues to resonate as a topic of conversation among your viewers. host: this is a law perverted announcer: is ahead tonight on c-span. next a book tv's "after words" and appeals court judge discusses the judicia

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a lot of people are asking the question, could moore - through.question, could moore have . through. a lot of people are asking i the question, could moore have been done and could there have been better early warning signals? what is your view on that? i better early warning signals? what is your view on that?— is your view on that? i don't really have any information _ is your view on that? i don't really have any information on _ is your view on that? i don't really have any information on that - is your view on that? i don't really have any information on that fromi have any information on that from the island. for the news reports but i do not have any information you provide on that at this time. just briefl , provide on that at this time. just briefly. how _ provide on that at this time. just briefly, how is _ provide on that at this time. just briefly, how is this impacting the whole of hawaii. a collection and also the whole of hawaii must really be hurting. find also the whole of hawaii must really be hurtinu. �* , i. ., ., also the whole

and they underestimated wes moore. because you see, wes moore has been defined conventional wisdom his entire life. he was born and raised by a single mother and then he got handcuffs on his wrists when he was seven years old and he went on to become the first black rhodes scholar to ever graduate from johns hopkins university. [applause] and here's the other thing that these seemingly nice folks underestimated. they underestimated maryland voters. who blew the roof off of conventional wisdom. because they went on to elect the first black attorney general in the state of maryland, anthony brown, they went on to elect the first female comptroller, local airmen, and they went on to elect the first black governor in marilyn's history, wes moore. -- maryland's history, wes moore. [applause] he's the only current black governor in our entire nation. and here's what maryland voters did, they handed the nation the first black-brown gubernatorial ticket to ever win in the history of the united states. that's what you all did.

i finally understood what it means to give up the mooring line and moor.island of fulfillment of desires magic as alexander says, and this seems to be true. the first thing i notice when i step on the ground is a huge amount of chains that sit on the floor. and who is our family meeting here? need to look there i just took. well a lot of doubles they are in pairs, as all families should be in pairs. we, as a symbol of the family, are a symbol of one, that this is one tree, indeed, everyone is like that. and if it seems to you that your double tree has cracked, you can come to the magic island for the night and spend it in such a charming hut. it seems to me that after this adventure, relations should definitely improve, because with a sweet paradise in a hut, it’s bad. i love all kinds of idols. yes, the masks are weird. what is it, this is the goddess of hearing, uh, the ancient slavs of the krivichi, and they asked her family happiness well-being. she tied up couples. and that's why his hands are tied, that is, it turns out to be forever. yes, they say t

bobby moore's statue _ them. while done, spain. bobby moore's statue stands _ them.when the european champions are commemorated, it will serve as a reminder that pain is temporary, but class is permanent. faye white, former england captain during both the 2007 and 2011 world cups, gave us her reaction to england's defeat. yeah. obviously disappointed for them. you could see in the tournament how much they adapted, how much they gave to make us proud. and they did. do you know, being runners up in a world cup, we've never got to a final before. and yes, we believed. we hoped, but today i think spain were deservedly the winners and theyjust controlled the game, especially in that first half where they did that damage. and i agree that we came back into it in the second half when we made those changes in that formation change. but we just didn't have enough couldn't make enough chances to really put the pressure on spain and the game kind of got a bit patchy with all the extra time and everything and delays but i'm just so proud of the team. i know what it feels like to

george-moore: so what you're after is this inner cambium. man: yeah. george-moore: and that's where the sap runs, and that's the one that will split, and it's smooth, too, because if you're going to wear these it's not gonna be scratchy. ha ha ha! woman: and then it just breaks down just like this. different woman: wow. george-moore: and so you can actually get a dress done--if you have all the bark laying in front of you, you could do it in a day. risling-baldy: during adolescence, a young girl's self-esteem plummets. this is not just for native girls. it's for any girl, and so that's the study that's been done. they've also done studies that show you can actually combat this lowering of self-esteem among young women just by sharing positive stories of adolescence and menstruation with them. that's what a flower dance is. it's bringing these girls together for people to talk to them and tell them about what a wonderful moment of their life this actually is and all the things they can look forward to and all the ways that people are going to be there t

wes moore, previously best known as the author of the book "the other wes moore."oore. it's too early to tell. apparently voters did not respond to his opponent's campaign event, cox has cramps. out in south dakota the governors race up and called for republican incumbent kristi n noem. the result is no surprise. south dakota is famous for three things. being a red state, mount rushmore, the living famous for two things. in illinois we are getting news there will be a second term for democratic governor j.b. pritzker. pritzker continues to be the politician whose name will sounds like a wine cooler. "bartender, i'll take at j.b. pritzker with just a little extra pritzk." on the west coast, the polls are fairly close in california and democrat gavin newsom has won reelection. newsom's ultimate victory is likely to be a landslide which since this is california will be followed by an earthquake and a wildfire. alaska hsn't even close yet but because i like this joe, i'm going to say that lisa murkowski has defeated republican kelly tshibaka. i believe we have a previe

and such briskness is indispensable when performing mooring operations tugboat.around the clock in the fishing port of vladivostok, where large vessels constantly moor for unloading, in order to perform a towing operation, it is necessary to wait, so the acceleration of the absence of a queue will allow you to take more ships, respectively, get the weather more cargo turnover than today with the most powerful tug. a complete modernization of the fishing port of the heart in vladivostok begins , installation of new cranes, and an increase in container turnover. the capacity of the port will double by next year. they say here, vladimir sungurkin, who tried to visit primorye every year, certainly noted. how his native far east develops ksenia kolchina denis yuna dmitry popkov i'm on gulevich far east bureau of news vladivostok premiere on the platform dr. krasnov is a medical drama in which the heroes of igor petrenko are trying to correct the past after a sudden shot of red, losing memory of the events of recent years, i don’t remember that i divorced my wife, i do

new pictures have emerged of the moment a p&o cruise ship slipped its moorings during a violent stormca, and then collided with a cargo ship. passengers say the cruise ship was being pushed ashore by tugs when a walkway fell away. p&o says a small number of people, sustained minor injuries. harry farley reports. definitely going to smash into us. bracing for the moment of impact. there you, hold up. it is going to hit. thudding, crashing. oh, my god. mooring lines snapped, and the cruise ship floated away like a paper boat, according to one of those on board. it drifted off its berth in the port of palma in mallorca, and collided with a tanker. alarm sounds. alarms sounded, and the ship's crew launched an emergency drill. tannoy: all crew, proceed - to your emergency duty stations. p&o cruises said a small number of passengers had minor injuries and were being treated on board. eventually the britannia was pushed back on to its mooring, and the captain told passengers there was no structural compromise to the vessel. wind howls. winds of up to 75 miles an hour and torrential rain have

a cruise ship was pulled from its moorings, colliding with a freight vessel.ause

moore, the, he just lied to all the allegations that were leveled against him and his party. mr . moody gave to our whole team minutes long speech where well he started by attacking the opposition, particularly the gun. these without naming them, but also making it abundantly. feel that they, if he's talking about them audio, there has been plenty of debates over the new confidence motion brought forth by the opposition. they would have been better if they had come with as much enthusiasm to discuss policies. some parties in opposition with their behavior under actions have made one thing clear to party is bigger than the country. the 1st priority is the party. you, the opposition do not care about the hungry poor. the only hunger you care about is your hunger for power. mister movie also took this opportunity to talk about with what he has government has done in the last 9 yours for india and for india. and so really mr. moore, the also to pete has a chance to talk about doc, his friends who spot these friends of the, of the, both the opposition. then the government going ge

just ask this guy, florida resident robert moore whose ace helped land him in court.an aggravated manslaughter charge in the death of an 87-year-old man over an alleged fender bender, and according to the arrest affidavit, police used this picture in the village's new article to track him down taken after that hole in one at this country club in the villages. investigators had been searching for him since late june when police say he assaulted an elderly man identified as dean zook after mistakenly accusing him of hitting his car in the parking lot, moore allegedly punched him several times before walking away. zook rushed to the hospital with bleeding in the brain dying of those injuries several weeks later. >> people who would go to this physical length to harm somebody in their 80s and beat them so badly, they ultimately died, clearly have impulse and anger management issues of some sort. >> reporter: detectives combing through credit card records and reviewing surveillance footage to find the suspect, but police say it was a google image search on moore that helpe

moore the as their pointers. but to really sum up, the dramatic can be in the indian fall, amend and what and how it could in fact 2024 the election was that's and always the movie is basically he, the rise has the authority not from the fall a month, but from the. * old with these connect with the mazda is with his waters across india. also, what happens to the, in the fall of meant why it's being called a baffled of perception. it would have little or no impact on the elections, which india is due for. next to me and caesar science so far as for me, play, impose a risk to national security. that's the message from a fire specialist, 70 member, one in the nation's in to be a man as a potential future terrorism. i am only $400.00 french nationalists who have left for ukraine since the start of the conflict around a 100 of them like competence. most of them clearly identified as being a part of the auto right movement. french intelligence has already set that up to $400.00 french fighters and ukraine. about 30 of

a cruise ship has broken free from its moorings, and crashed into a freight vessel during thunderstormsd the p&o cruises britannia ship suffered minor injuries. heavy rain and strong winds on the island have also led to more than 20 flights being cancelled. the scottish covid—19 inquiry will hold its first preliminary hearing today to set out more details of its work. the review will complement the nationwide uk inquiry, focusing on the effect of the pandemic in scotland, and how the government in holyrood responded. families who lost loved ones are expected to attend. a record number of people in the uk are now borrowing from family members to help them buy property. new research shows nearly 320,000 homes are expected to be purchased with financial support from relatives this year — which is almost half of all homes bought by those under the age of 55. it's thought those without support risk being "locked out" of the market. you're live with bbc news. this has been one of the deadliest periods in years for palestinians and israelis in the occupied west bank with near nightly israeli m

thank you. thatis that is janet moore, the family liaison officer reflecting their on some of the family longest statement that we heard here on the court steps, and also at times very difficult to listen to as well, because all of the people that you heard from there were reflecting on the families who are at the heart of this, some of whom who have seen justice in some of whom have seen lucy letby convicted of killing or attempting to kill their children. of course there are families on some of course there are families on some counts, some verdicts that the jury felt unable to deliver, that they couldn�*t agree on a verdict in this case. we have also had some new material that was released at the conclusion of the case as the jury were discharged and thanked for their service by mrjustice goss. some new material released by cheshire police. they talked about the 30 hours of interviews that they had carried out with lucy letby, really going over all of these incidents, talking to her about what had happened, trying to gather evidence to put the prosecution case together, and they have

steve moore, this is going to be the subject in the upcoming election, right many between the economy to act on. >> yeah. and the problem for biden is even though we do is have a pretty full employment economy right now, as i just said, people are feeling financially squeezed. in the middle class. one other quick point, i'm looking at the report as we speak, and, you know, if you look at mining, construction, manufacturing, transportation, those kind of hard, hard hat jobs, those were basically zero. so where is the job growth? big increases in education and health care. by the way, those are both government-sponsored industries. and i think there's a trend, "the wall street journal" talked about this, of course, people want to take the cushy jobs. i should talk, i have one myself. but those hard hat jobs, fewer and fewer americans are wanting to take those jobs because you go to a construction site or a manufacturing factory, they need the workers, but they're not showing up. maria: yeah, it's a great point. that is the crux of the economy right now. productivity, workers changing th

and next to him, father james moore. and op after each name.n you are called the vicar for advancement for the western province. >> correct . >> both local guys from a farming family. >> pacifica. >> on the beautiful western coast. >> growing up in the bay area you joined the dominicans in the western province. as i mentioned, the history of the dominicans is involved with the archdiocese. tell me about that. >> when the dominicans came to california, they wanted to come where the action was. the pope sent two dominicans who had known each other from the eastern province and they were working together and he sent one who is the bishop, to start the diocese here. but also sent the first dominican. while he created the diocese in san francisco, the other said i want to go to the capitol where the action is. at that time in california you had the capitol was in a place called , but misha, california. there was the government. the capitol of california and was also the portal to the gold rush. this is in the 1850s. >> 1853. lots of gold coming in a

that is janet moore, the family liaison officer who has worked with so many of this families followingr the deaths of their children and throughout what has been a long trial here at manchester crown court, nine months between the opening statements being made and thejudge sending the opening statements being made and the judge sending the jury out to consider their verdict. you also heard janet moore they�*re talking about the real anger and the quest for answers that so many of those families are understandably feeling now. just in the last few hours, the government has announced an independent inquiry into the murders and attempted murders at the countess of chester hospital following lucy letby�*s conviction. the department of health says that that inquiry will investigate the wider circumstances around what happened at the hospital, and it will include any handling of concerns. governance will be looked at as well. it will also look at what actions were taken by regulators and by the wider nhs. the government says the inquiry will be launched to ensure vital lessons are learned an

thomas moore. it was a relatively _ thailand. thomas moore. it was a relatively subdued _ thailand.vely subdued arrival. - a relatively subdued arrival. it's been a deal that's been in the making for some time, there has to be a deal and the reason he has not come back despite promising to do so many times in the past was because of these criminal convictions that were imposed on him in his absence. there must be some kind of agreement whereby he does not read at present. he obviously believes that and has gone straight to the supreme court whetherjudges gone straight to the supreme court whether judges will decide what happens to him. there is a taylor allow people over 70 service centres in their homes with ankle bracelet, it's not sure what the final deal will be but it has been negotiated only have to look at it in the political contents were his party pheu thai party which won every election until the last one and was also opposed to military intervention in politics, it was champions democracy, nick champion progressive parties for the poor, is not as big a force as it was and

mooring lines snapped, and the cruise ship floated away like a paper boat, according to one of thosegency drill. tannoy: all crew, proceed i to your emergency duty stations. p&o cruises said a small number of passengers had minor injuries and were being treated on board. eventually the britannia was pushed back on to its mooring, and the captain told passengers there was no structural compromise to the vessel. wind howls. winds of up to 75 miles an hour and torrential rain have battered the balearic islands. residents have described their terror as they watched the storm wreak havoc. translation: l was very, - very afraid when the pine tree fell. this and the chairs - from the bar flying away, everything, i saw how it fell. it was scary. more than 20 flights have been cancelled, and weather warnings are in place today. harry farley, bbc news. legendary pop star, sir eltonjohn, spend the night in hospital in the south of france after falling at his home. in a statement, representatives at the 76—year—old visited a local hospital as a precautionary measure. following checkups, he was d

judge moore, i'm wondering, what do you expect to now happen?gs, there's nothing unusual about the grand jury foreperson coming in with the prosecutor. in jor r jo, indictments are going to be presented in open court. and that is the courthouse is to be open, the courtroom is to be open. the judge will have the bench. and at that point, there will be a clerk present. and then sometimes there is a discussion with the judge and can the foreperson, the indictment handed up. they'll flip through the pages to make sure it's signed in the proper places and those things. the indictment will be received and returned in open court. that's what it sounds like is happening here. and, you know, the next step, obviously, the judge will accept it. the docket will be given to the clerk and filed in the public docket and at that point we're off to the race. it sounds to me like this cake is well baked and it's just a matter of time before we see an indictment. it'll be interesting to see if it tracks the charges from the earlier posting that we talked about. >>

from its moorings during a storm in spain.aff after it collided with a petrol tanker in palma in majorca . p&o says the palma in majorca. p&o says the ship will stay in the port to be checked for technical issues, but there was no structural damage to the vessel . you can damage to the vessel. you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website , by visiting our website, gbnews.com . this evening. gb news is the people's . channel people's. channel >> well, welcome back to the live desk. now, we haven't spoken about the bibby stockholm for few so let's update for a few days, so let's update you with. yes, the latest, of course, the marge bar still moored in portland harbour. well, it's been labelled a potential death trap now by the fire brigades and it's fire brigades union. and it's saying it's planning bring saying it's planning to bring more legal action against the government over the accommodation for accommodation on board for migrants seekers . migrants and asylum seekers. >> people first boarded the vesse

elizabeth: coming up, former trump economic adviser steve moore.in uncontrollable battery fires. but first, let's check in with our buddies dagen can and sean, see what they've got coming up on "the bottom line. ". sean: hey, e-mac. target sales slump, also inflation we're going to go to john kearney. we also have steve malloy. he's going to talk about the climate hysteria that's taken over the country, good conversation. dagen: oh, and educating those kids to be fearful of the manufactured climate change. nicole saphier, doctor, on transplants, uteruses for transgender women and then deroy murdock, part of our power panel coming up top of the hour.ti virazzle-dazzle. ♪ ♪ ♪ see itivity, helps restore gum health, and rehardens enamel. i'm a big advocate of recommending things that i know work. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyon

. >> very tyler moore talking about anyway, she was a reporter. there's an emmy >> nominate documentary are now entitled being mary tyler moore, which takes an in-depth look at the on-screen iconic harbour. like highlights her groundbreaking roles which she was. wasn't a thing. having women in newsroom doug kolk has a preview. >> where is kurt was a bit before my time. so i learned a lot from this documentary, including mary accomplished a lot more than just making people laugh. >> was the wife you played kind of an idealist nation, the american why? there is no such motion you know, just yes, i think we all have our moment. our goal and setting out was to remind the people who grew up with mary, why they love sharing about her extraordinary challenge or a child or americans, sweetheart, hardly anybody knows she was just but she was also incredibly inventive and to introduce mary to newer generation. she was on side he's had a profound impact >> the entertainment business may you have the pleasure. >> mary tyler >> on women turn marshall hired the

elizabeth: steve moore, thank you so much for joining us.. >>> this story coming up, a major news network, msnbc, fails to confront weak on crime prosecutors fired by florida governor ron desantis for not doing their job. we've got former nypd detective bill -- dagen and sean have a hot hour coming up on "the bottom line." sean: we are going to razzle and dazzle with "fox & friends" can cohost pete hegseth, we're going to talk about the culture awards in the 2024 election, as well as charlie hurt. he's going to give us his predictions for the debate. dagen: reince priebus also up with charlie hurt on his predictions expect importance of milwaukee and the entire swath of the midwest. and and is we revisit some oopsies from previous debates with michael loftus. remember to you gotta turn on the radio and record player and let children hear words. do you remember that one? top of the hour.hthe ♪ ♪ t freddie told me. - a person like me needed to get a reverse mortgage to change my life. it was the best thing i've ever done. - really? - yes, with

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what i do know is, wes moore had two ideas he proposed. he wanted to address child poverty and national service. he made the point we should start small, that is what gavin newsom did in california. they started very small to get proof of concept. then they were able to raise money. now they have 10,000 people come through. on the service side. i think it can be done, but it will not just happen overnight. it takes work. it takes perseverance. it takes patience. these things take a long time. look how long we have been working on the environment. and the progress we have made in terms of our commitment. madeleine: i could argue we have not been working hard enough on it. mr. gergen: exactly. it's shocking. you're right, we should not be talking about all of this stuff, we should be talking about how we are going to save the planet. madeleine: that is the existential question. it is all about our survival. mr. gergen: i totally agree. i think you can get young people to be part of the conservation corps. madeleine: i will ask the final ques

well, there he was moored for what?, it is not clear until there is a fight to break up, otherwise he himself started it. in general, speaking the language of the protocol, who arrived at the scene for a number of patrol services took action. and now nothing grandfather in the morning in glavka for debriefing pulled here we are waiting. here they are, this is andrey petrovich andrey petrovich these are the things, can you imagine, and the most surprising thing is that the fight dropped the certificate. didn't even notice it was already found. when i when they took me to the department, in general , the muzzle on duty was sitting there, estimate he didn’t get out the door. i tell him taxi vidal has seen. in what transition naturally. and what next they started an examination of the examination, and so they ask if they drank, did not drink, did not drink. i tell them that what are you, this is a glass of champagne sipped, and that's it, it means everything is a moron, and then there's beavers with a check with eyes. where

mr willie moore, if you will open our gathering.liation. they hope the world is watching. katie hunter, bbc news, edinburgh. time for a look at the weather. here's louise. blustery with showers? stop it, i know! we save the best till last, and you are probably frowning now, but it was as good as it was going to get this bank holiday weekend. fewer showers around, quite a lot of cloud from time to time, but you have got to make the most of it, haven't you, as these two did, looking out at the sea. it was fairly speckled, there was glimpses of sunshine, and this cloud to the far north—west is a weather front arriving to the far north—west tonight. it is introducing something cooler behind it, so a bit more of a breeze and some scattered showers first thing in the morning. if we draw a line from northern england and wales and the south—west, that is where the front is. let's take a look at tomorrow in a little more detail. sunny spells and a few scattered showers, some heavy with the odd rumble of thunder. top temperatures with the sun

some place spectacles are the cities of the moors. uh, lunges ring the race is almost far away.layed their meaning. it was an assembled revolution. cast iron. changed the new-foundation or cultural-svetnitsky project, the architecture of belarus, this church did not check out everything in the soviet period or splendor. uh temples, was wasting my boarding message. in the 50s of the late stalinist classicism , it was enough for belarusians to disintegrate such late stalinist classicism that it did not fall out to come to our capital to walk along the avenue. how i see all i would soul what it is on our tv channel. this artificially creates a shortage in international markets and inflates food prices. and here is ecological fascism and the new world order, which is actively promoted through schwabba and soros, how does this all affect the colossal growth of refugees fleeing hunger and war, and why are they trying to play off the indigenous population of europe western sanctions on russian and belarusian fertilizers have made them inaccessible to the majority farms, wheat. more and

councilman moore, young man that's on a mission. and we have another councilman here. you know, you you see councilman, old queen, jersey, everybody almost. and we like to acknowledge him. he's just he's brother. he's my brother of a different mother. him a hand. now to what i'm going to say and all of this platform here. all this platform here you know bear it all you know like for you to talk about him but. this is a great young man, great leader, great great educator and there's one of my babies here. he just being up here, having himself a good time. let me say this to you. if you don't know it, it would. you've been told your own hollow ground. and for this man of god, evidently he stepped out to allow us. let me tell you, i'm a pastor to allow us to grace his pulpit. the pulpit. i want you to just him again with a great big round of applause. and i thank you. once again. we're thankful for he brought me all the way from. 1963 as my councilman and councilman o'quinn. they think they slick say how were you away doing as i do the mayor just do the math you just ran

now the city of honolulu says the coming down for good bryce moore from our sister station in hawaii has the latest on the haiku stairs saga. it has been illegal for the public to hike the stairway to heaven for decades. but that hasn't stopped trespassers from finding ways onto the treacherous hike. when talks of managed access are brought up. >> mostly the residents are fed up. and any workable option that's being put in front of the folks that are fed up. they're not interested in hearing those options. and i totally understand that because somebody were to traipse through my property day in and day out, it's frustrating. >> the current contracts to remove the stairs will do just that. according to the president of friends of haiku stairs. but it won't touch the satellites installation or radio relay structures. >> so it's still going to function as an attractive nuisance. people are still going to want to climb up there to see what was the stairway to if they do move, this is really only a partial removal. and fact, we think people will be attaching ropes and climbing up the ridg

steve moore, clay travis, thank you both.x stept question tonight, que swirling about who will be donald trump's mate. and south dakota governor kristi noem appears be a serious contender. we will ask the governor if she'd be ope n that when shetraigh joins us straight ahead. america, can we talk? this is a talk show because nobody does it better than talk nation on fox nation. just imagine this scenario. talk nation is the only place you can get all of these shows. let's be really clear. i think gone a little bit too far. will cain podcast. the scandal feels like it's . talk nation has all the outkick shows cheerleader clay travis. welcome back to the game four girls podcast. tomi lahren is fearless, startss right now and so muchtr more wildly unscripted to me, more wildly unscripted to me, the good news talkin health? only on fox nation are you frustrated with your weighsth gt and health before considering drastic measures with side drastic measures with side effect why not try a healthy and sustainable solution? and sustai