that is the intense and that was something mr. sort of already tried to argue during the campaign that it was bringing better economic benefits that the infrastructure safe for the pacific games was bolstering the country's national pride in regional went fluids. but he saw his opponents during the campaign. you know, argue against that with one minister, one example being the power, montreal possession meter, matthew wildlife. we're essentially criticized mr. sort of all right. are we getting stadiums built in? not funding hospitals, not building schools in argue that chinese a was not actually delivering the promise benefits. and if you look at the state of the solomon islands economy, it is one of the more under sell except for is in the world. poverty is pretty high, health care is lacking. you know, i think it's, there's something to be said the chinese development has not delivered or kind of promised to talk here through that pocket novak from the atlantic council. thank you. thank you. the passenger traffic into one of the well

we're essentially criticized mr. sort of all right, for beginning stadiums built in, not funding hospitals, not building schools in argue that chinese a was not actually delivering the promise benefits. and if you look at the state of the solomon islands economy, it is one of the more under sell except for is in the world. poverty is pretty high, health care is lacking. you know, i think it's, there's something to be said. the chinese development has not delivered or kind of promised to talk here through that pocket novak from the atlantic council. thank you. thank you. the passenger traffic into one of the wells busiest international airports was disrupted again today by severe down for a right to buy in the united arab emirates was paid by a light, big storm, a boat, heavy showers in flooding to pots of the city. today's downfall come shortly after of reco breaking the balance of writing april experts have linked to climate change authorities cancel several flights from by international diversity arriving plains to buy

mr. sort of it's, can you, can you hear me, we seem to have a problem with the, with the line. yes, i can hear you now. the question, yes, i will repeat the question for you. so as i said, you be liaising with many of the captives families. there is a tremendous amount of anger and frustration that to the captives of not being allowed so far to return home that they remain in gaza. what do these family members believe is the main thing, obstructing the return of their loved ones that produce sides to the questions and they're not easy. and they have uh, a terrorist organization on one side, which has been extremely brutal and cruel, and it's october 7th attacks. there's an unpopular government and israel on the other side. and then it just seem to define then agreements that we have seen that they managed to make some progress in early on in the war and very some of the hostages. they're not managing to do it. now. i would say the popularity of, of the war is decreasing. it, it seems that it was, it was way to justify it in 3 days. it's a just, this is dropping and you're thing

this is a guy who was mr. sort of fleece vest, venture capital, peter millar guy.he was. >> oh, my gosh. >> he was the glenn youngkin of old, except he was totally anti-trump. he was a pretty good writer, writing hillbilly-ology, making him a star. the poor white people. now, he's just this completely different person. that's what he sees as in his political and ultimately financial interest. it's disgusting. >> to willie's point, it is smart to have the surrogates at the courtroom, deliver sound bites. it's a show of republican force and reinforcing, in trump's mind, this is a political prosecution, right? here are my fellow republicans standing next to me, having my back in deep blue new york city. it's part of the vp stakes. i don't think the senator from alabama is involved, but jd vance is. doug burgum is a surprising contender after the tour de force performance there in new jersey, i suppose. what's the latest you've heard as to that vp sweepstakes? last i was told, donald trump is in no rush to make a decision. he loves the attention. seeing it almost like

mr. biden just today -- >> the guy has sort of lost his mooring. he seems like the guy who doesn't know what the hell he's doing anymore. >> reporter: in an already unprecedented campaign, the first crucial clash now the earliest in modern history. >> and, peter, to be clear, this means this happens before the conventions? >> that's right, likely even before mr. trump has picked his vice presidential nominee here. the former president is now saying he accepted an offer for a third debate in october. the biden campaign, though, they are brushing that off, lester, telling me no

mr. biden. >> the guy is sort of lost his mooring. he seems like the guy who just doesn't know what the hell he's doing anymore. >> reporter: in an unprecedented campaign, the first crucial clash now the earliest in modern history. this first debate of course is going to be happening before the conventions, likely before former president trump has even picked his vice presidential nominee. the former president saying today that he would like there to be a third debate in october. but biden campaign officials are brushing it off, telling me, quote, no more games. no more chaos. they say president biden will do two. back to you. >> peter, thank you. >>> new this morning, another twist in the battle over voting in louisiana. supreme court is allowing the state to use a new congressional map that has a second majority black district. the court granting an emergency request blocking a lower court ruling that had invalidated the map. the court ordered louisiana to redraw their map in 2022, deciding with only one majority black district the

mr. kneedler: yes. juste ckson: and the idea, i guess, is that, well, maybe these peop nd to do it, and tt might be some sortf excuse. that's not what's happening in the facts here, correct? mr. kneedler: no. that's correct. one thing that i think is important to keep in mind in this, is if grants pass can do this, so couldve other city. so could a state do it state-wide. and, eventually, a homeless person would have no place to be. justice jackson: so this is more like the sort of initi ho of criminalizing eating outside, not that you'd dng something that was otherwise criminally culpable? mr. kneedler: yeah. yes. i suppose there could be ordinances tt e city would have about where you can -- you can't eat at -- can't consume -- justice jaso that is time, place, and manner. mr. kneedler: yes. juice jackson: final question. you mentioned with respect to states doing this. y isn't the federal government arguing this case is moot in light of 195.530? this is the oregon recently passed statute that i mentioned earlier. why doesn't the government that law as i do to prevent grants pass from enforcing its ordinan

mrs. with people with the with on said though, you have the sort of mr . president distinguish members of the quote, it isn't phone and a privilege for me to appear before you on behalf of the republic of south africa. a ways to send the quote for searching dispenser down for the hearing on the as possible. the date, the quick noise in the extreme agency of its circumstances. since it's initial application, south africa found itself compelled to sort attend to this quote, both in february and march 2024. to the quest for the indication of additional prep using our managers to prevent as well as persistent x of genocide against the policy. many people in casa, sadly south africa is the answer again, compared to, to attend to this quotes and recognition of its obligation under the genocide convention. due to the continuing annihilation of the part of gene and people with over 55000 now count. and most of the guys i just showed up despite the short notice of this photo heavy. so the guys travels here today to do what it can to identical. stop the ongoing general side, the gravity of the text

mr. banks, the sort many on hillcrest i just want to make sure it is very clear for record, the principal hillcrest high school is still employed by the department of education correct? >> corrected. >> what is his role? >> he is serving in a role working on one of the teams under one of the deputy chancellors. >> i'm told he's director of teacher development and evaluation is that accurate?o not know his official title i would have to double check tha for. >> that is concerning to me you have him in a senior position what is very concerning about these hearings is we are getting a lip service but a lack of enforcement a lack of accountability these rules and policies and matter whether it's teachers administrators or students filing the rules. i want to switch to origin high school i students march through origin high sch chanting death to israel and kill the jews in addition ind found that a teacher who teaches a global told by a student quote i wish you were killed. another student called her quote a dirty jew. the student s hitler could have hit more juice including her. disciplinary

mr. kneedler: if the only shelter in town won't take him, then i think he is in exactly the same condition. and there can be all sortsf reasons, and the city doesn't want normally -- justice gorsuch: and judges across the country are now going to superintend this under the eighth amendment. mr. kneedler: i actually don't think that it requires -- again, i don't think we should let the ninth circuit decisions characterize this. justice gorsuch: you don't like the class certification, but that question is not before us, counsel. mr. kneedler: no, but all we're talking about is the core principle of robinson, which is you cannot punish someone for a status. and i think communities guided by that principle, and it's the only principle a court should be enforcing, would retain a lot of flexibility. justice gorsuch: how about if there are no public bathroom facilities? do people have an eighth amendment right to defecate and urinate outside? mr. kneedler: no, we -- justice gorsuch: is that conduct or is that status? mr. kneedler: it's obviously -- there is conduct there and we are not suggesting that cities can't enforce -

mr. chair i sort of wonder how he didn't hear this piece of it. watch we're not gonna we're not gonna do this like you guys earlier, literally get up a case like a gallon down, you please call me to calm down you are adding troll has if five sorry, it's i mean, i guess, comer can blame his wife because he didn't think about excuse fast enough to solve this problem that seems to be what we're going from say. i just don't understand how this is like a acceptable behavior from our lawmakers who need to be passing laws. people actually have issues in this country and we need to have actual laws. >> you don't want to fix an interesting about voters. we ask about congress a lot, yeah, and it's funny. they very much want results, but they do not want compromise. and voters in this country, i seem to have lost the plot that it requires compromise to get results, which is i think why you now see people reaching for the strong man authoritarian types because they have forgotten that actually the way this body is supposed to function is by doing the hard wor

is your message to democratic lawmakers who have gone in and supported sort of the demonstrators at columbia or other campuses? mr. jeffries: i don't have a message one way or the other. i'm sorry. one last question, sure. reporter: your caucus is likely to provide the votes to keep leader johnson in power next week. you feel it gives you a stronger hand headed into these appropriation negotiations? mr. jeffries: from the beginning of congress as house democrats we have said we'll find bipartisan common ground with our republican colleagues on any issue whenever and wherever possible in order to deliver real results for the american people. we have repeatedly done it throughout this entire congress, having to overcome republican chaos, dysfunction, and extremism that began during the very beginning of this congress when it took 15 different votes before congress could begin, and a loaded gun was handed over to some of the more extreme elements of the house republican conference in order to even get started. this is what the american people have faced from the very beginning of this congress. and we have decided t

mr. blinkin says, time is ticking, there is not much left until may 31st, it is on this day that the final all sortsasons and reasons for in order for mr. zelensky to remain in his post, from the point of view of ukrainian legality, if there is such a concept, they disappear, but... what is happening along the perimeter of our borders: i want to draw attention in this case to the fact that mrs. sandu is preparing for moldova hold presidential elections in the fall and at the same time combine with this a referendum on, with the question of joining the european union. in fact, we are talking about the fact that under such a crafty name, accession to the european union is being prepared. surrender of moldova to romania for sandu this is not a problem at all, she has two passports in her pocket and the question is what will happen next in this theater, it is very important, today the former leader, look, 30,000 citizens of chisinau came to the immortal regiment rally on victory day, of course, but today or yesterday the head of the special service, the former head of the special service of moldova. bur

jennifer: it is kind of a consensusbuilding of sorts. mr. mulvaney: we just have to understand how people communicate and how they react. presidents have egos. you don't run for president if you don't have a big ego. if you try to go head-to-head with that, first of all, you will end up out of a job. more importantly, you won't get the right decisions. jennifer: we are -- we are going to go to a q&a. i think you are showing me this photo of you delivering the news to president bush that the united states had been attacked, the world trade center have been hit by an airplane while he was having an event in the school, elementary school. it's an iconic image for a reason, because it's considered one of the worst moments in modern history. and obviously you are in it and you are in that moment. was that the worst day of your life in the job? and if not, what was? guest: do you remember when george hw bush on the japanese prime minister? [laughter] jennifer: jennifer: that was not a good day. that was a bad day. guest: i was chief of staff on th

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mr. pitt. >> ever the gentleman. you quoted you sort of fell into acting accidentally. the fun fact that i realized is you started in stand-up comedy? >> yeah, started out in stand-up comedy in melbourne. and then transitioned on to sketch comedy. i was on a show very similar to "saturday night live" for many years. so in australia people only know me as the funny guy. >> juju: do you use that background, that improve, whatever, in the stuff you've done on screen? >> for sure. it means you can work really quickly on your feet. it means your dialogue gets changed, you don't get thrown. if you want change, the director wants to try something new, it's natural to do that. >> juju: i read your children about my children's age, young adults. >> young adults, yeah. >> juju: and they begged you never to go back to comedy? is that true? >> if they get wind of me wanting to go back to do stand-up, i think i would be locked in. that generation is so worried about being embarrassed, aren't they? i don't know. it's good motivation to do it, perhaps. >> juju: and what do you think a

mr. cohen because he has served his sentence and there's no sort of exstant existing cooperation agreement, but if mr. cohen genuinely wants something bad to happen to mr. trump -- and he appears to want that -- he ought to heed what the prosecutors are saying, even if they can't force him to stop talking outside of court. he ought to be smart enough to understand that by continuing to talk about the case, he is making the prosecution's job harder and potentially the defense team's job easier. >>> i want to go back to you if i can now, vaughn, because in spite of the fact that some of the witnesses may seem -- have seemed a little dry, some of the text messages they read were not, and obviously it's getting us to the next point, which is michael cohen. again, according to joshua steinglass we expect to call two witnesses. it's possible, entirely possible we are resting by the end of next week. that doesn't mean that they're completely done, but, you know, there's going to be back and forth obviously on the other side. the trial is far from over, but this has moved fast. maybe even, vaughn,

mr. biden just today -- >> the guy has sort of lost his mooring.e seems like the guy who doesn't know what the hell he's doing anymore. >> reporter: in an already unprecedented campaign, the first crucial clash now the earliest in modern history. >> and, peter, to be clear, this means this happens before the conventions? >> that's right, likely even before mr. trump has picked his vice presidential nominee here. the former president is now saying he accepted an offer for a third debate in october. the biden campaign, though, they are brushing that off, lester, telling me no more games, no more chaos, in their words, president biden will do two debates. >> all right, peter, thanks very much. >>> a world leader is fighting for his life after a brazen assassination attempt in broad daylight. keir simmons now with late details on what's being called a politically motivated ambush. >> reporter: tonight, a tense europe shaken again, gunshots, and a possible glimpse of the shooter, then slovakia's prime minister staggers to his car hit in the stomach, his

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mr. lapin, as a military man, will sort out the situation that is currently developing on the front of ukraineourse, the plans of the russian federation regarding the strengthening of the offensive at the end of may and in june, we will discuss a number of international issues with volodymyr ogrysk, including the global peace summit in switzerland. and whether this forum will be able to affect the russian-ukrainian war, or simply put, whether this forum will become the key that will bring peace to ukraine, or simply put, the victory of ukraine over the russian federation, and of course, there are many issues of international politics that need commenting, in particular the position of... china regarding the war in ukraine, as they are trying to do now blinken, and scholz and macron to convince sydzenpin to influence vladimir putin and do everything to convince moscow to withdraw from ukraine and stop the war in ukraine, whether macron, who will meet with sydzenpin in paris in just a few days, will succeed. a big question for now, and of course for us. it is important to know how the anniversar

mr. boyd amanda sort of coupled it not only with allegations of misconduct by the overall department of justicebut specifically mr. her. i am not going to sit here and essentially slander him for trying to be unfair and cover up for the president. none of that is merited and i don't think there was anything about the report or testimony that would support that. >> the gentleman from north dakota. >> it almost passively aggressively proves a point this wasn't substantially similar. if there's a 40 year history of keeping classified documents, 40. it's why the audio is important. in an adversarial way you know what i've never seen for a regular defendant in criminal court? the doj making the plausibility defense over a 40 year history and we talk about disingenuous and all those things if you spend 40 years rubbing liquor stores and then cooperated with law enforcement, they are not going to not charge you. that is a sentencing factor, that's an obstruction factor if you're going to be maintaining and disclosing classified documents but is a significantly different thing. only in this world would

the, this has sort of become though main blank, major blank of the media is tempe, and design mr. movie himself. his own political campaign has gone back to or troops of the can do right, where they are trying to sort of create a polarizing image of the opposition as a group of rag died, coalition foxy's that's going to eliminate or going to side line the majority in those, so that's been a very clear shift in message of the b b from the beginning of the election. the fact that he's gone back to the or sort of troops of him move up politics signifies the need for the b g, b to ensure that the base is not in the state of the civic in the 10 years under run from bodies room, according to the reporters without borders press freedom in india song from 140 s to 159 out of the 180 countries on fabulous with back track record. it takes a special kind of goal to say, as moody did last week, that his prior reluctance to get into and his continued refused to hold even a single press. congress is because of a quote, lack of neutrality in the indian media. media are the border. there is such a lack

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mr. trump. one of the trumps had to do it, and she replied yes. so they were trying to differentiate or they did differentiate between sort of a larger fund or at leastich was called the trust and mr. trump's personal account. they call it the djt account to which she is asked, who signed checks for the djt account in 2016 and 2017. deborah tarasoff, only mr. trump. why is that so important? >> it's key. all of this is about, as we were talking about earlier, tying all of these different bits of the case to donald trump directly because he is the defendant here. we need to show that he had the intent to commit these cover up offenses, that the prosecution is alleging. his signature and approval is key here. to be clear, he did not sign hardly any checks in terms of the trump org. most of it was signed by allen weisselberg, and this was coming from the djt account that only he signed for, so it really ties it back to him. where the scope is narrowing closer and closer on donald trump. >> and to the point we were making earlier, where he could have checks put in front of him, and could he sign them, here's the question, did mr. trump have to sign a che

are you kind of mulling, do you have a group of people that are sort of thinking about it? mr. massie: let's be honest, we have mike johnson because nobody hated mike johnson. there was nothing in his prior life, political or private, that qualified him for this job. he is lost in tall weeds. he's unequipped to negotiate with chuck schumer and a lot of people have ideas about why he's betrayed us. i think it's simple, he's over his head. i would say there are at least a dozen members who politically or privately have done things in their mind who qualified them to leave and i would be willing to consider any of them and we don't have a list. reporter: what do you say to republicans who are saying you are playing into the hands of democrats and this will cause not to have unity. ms. greene: that echo is a lie and comes from the establishment that republican voters are ready to take a sledgehammer to and destroy, they're fed up with it. you want to know why? that's bullshit, it just is. reporter: a few weeks ago congressman go star said he'd support a motion to vacate, do you sti

mrs. evans accidentally cut herself while washing up. he says basically, he has food around and therefore he feels it's the wrong sort of place for mrs.uld have been a real hazard. so you had situations here now you've got to remember these people did absolutely nothing wrong. there was a little boy called colin smith. he was infected , he got smith. he was infected, he got a transfusion aged ten months old. he died of age aids, age seven years old. his family have described having been described as the aids family. you know, you've got other families homes where they've had children infected like this having aids scumb daubed on their walls. i mean , all of these years have mean, all of these years have passed often. claire, these people have not been believed. they've been vilified. this is a huge day for them today. absolutely. >> i mean, we have to remember that the moral panic around hiv and aids and the demonisation of anyone with aids was wrong anyway, right? >> so anyone who got aids did nothing wrong either. they just got a horrible new virus, a horrible new illness indeed, and thankfully now we have medical interventions tha

ok, i'll bring in sort of because they want us to respond. but mr. miranda you didn't answer my point on the nuclear talks just very briefly. i mean, do you expect a continue with it? continue with it when it comes to this nuclear file as well, just yes or no. yes, i think so, but remember, we were almost there. the americans, literally back though i was in vienna during the negotiations and ultimately the u . edu. foreign policy chief chief, joseph morales. said that the wrong and demand were acceptable, that they, that they were, they should have it. and we have, we had a deal at that time. turn out that you see was a major supporter of ties with russia and china. i mean for the global south, how do you think that they'll be viewing his death? and i do think that uh, that somewhere under is quite correct. yvonne has significantly improved its relationship with the global south. it is not part of the bricks, it is part of the seo. these are significant developments because for decades yvonne was actually not part of any particular grouping or allia

sort of predatory junk fees. the topic of today's discussion. there rust and mr. sueiro, if you could provide examples of some of the most egregious junk fees you have seen in the housing market. i know some surfaced as part of the real page lawsuit. start with mr. sueiro or rust, either one. whoever wants to go first. mr. rust: there are additional costs being applied to home ownership that also raise the cost of housing. one of the things that we are worried about any situation where you have to pay to pay, pay to pay electronically where the we'll cost of an ach might be 4.5%, but you have to pay $7 or $10. the cfpb has been working on addressing junk fees in the title insurance market. title insurance is an interesting market where there are cross competitive pressures, lost ratios on title insurance could be between 3% and 5%. that's the amount of the premium paid that leads back to -- payment back to the consumers. most of the fees in title insurance are going to pay the institutions that -- provided the lead generation for that title insurance policy. senat

lammy has also been very, very clear in saying that he said mr trump is misunderstood when it comes to his europe policy. so compared to all the sortrs, that has now been tempered to, "well, he's a little misunderstood. he's not saying he's going to leave nato. he'sjust saying, we europeans should spend a bit more on our own defence." james, thank you very much. and that's all for this episode of newscast. we actually recorded some extra material that we couldn't fit into this, but we have put it in the podcast edition of newscast, which you can download right now on bbc sounds, and we'll be back with another episode of newscast very soon. newscast from the bbc. hello. in weather and climate terms, the beginning ofjune marks the start of summer, and the weather is going to feel fairly summer—like this weekend. it will be dry for most of us, warm in the sunshine, but the nights will still be quite chilly. and saturday getting off to a rather chilly start. these are the temperatures in the towns and cities. out in the countryside, some spots a little bit colder than that. but after that chilly start, most places will see some spells

mr. maureen was with the other astronauts sort of called derisively he wasn't as clean because he didn'tever swore. stoddard told me that wasn't even found out there's again, i'm not going to say in the churc2nh, i've done one case of him swearing, talking about some some in korean war and he drank and there's even the photo i showed earlier is of him holding a pipe. so he smoked. so he wasn't as quite as clean cut as as history remembers that he would never go out on the town one night during the korean war. i think he was very loyal to his wife. i think he didn't do anything wrong on his our that way. but as as straitlaced as everybody remembered. and he had his ties fun on our i'm sure there's a him the he woodm decided they nw piano in the in the officers ■#club woody woodbury would entertain the guys the officers club at night and the piano w't so they next na na will go over and buy a piano in japan. it's a great story. what he would write tells it's in the book that they werewaiti, the waiting for arnold to end. days. and john glenn had to just sit guard this piano for three strai