mr. taylor: thank you. thank you, henry.d me that, you know, you, if you're not getting any younger and i know you all the travel you're doing and stuff, you know, you may find you're having some difficulty moving your stool. but i, i got to say, you know, they're such alarmists and starts. [laughter] ♪ this song that we are about to do is a song i played really much every time i perform live, or whatever this is. i suppose it is a live. it is a song i wrote on a small island in the mediterranean. i was terribly homesick. i was recording an album, i was recording an album with the, with the beatles on their, on their brand new record label and i've been signed to their apple records and i took a break. well, basically they closed the studio for a couple of weeks, and i went to with a friend, we went to visit an island in the mediterranean in spain. and while i was there, i was, had a massive attack of homesickness and wrote, wrote this song about our beloved north carolina. ♪ >> ♪ in my mind, north carolina can you see the s

mr. taylor. i sure can use it. are you're going to treat seed oats? that's right. where do you keep the treatment? over there in the corner. you got to modify notes here, mr. taylor. yes, they are. you raise enough feed to carry it through the year. no, i don't. i only raise a fraction of what i used. right now. i can't seem to get the machinery. and i suppose after a while and i will be able to i won't be able to pay for it. well, you know, farming is a gamble anyplace these days. you got to watch out for your prices and repair and you got to gamble with the weather anywhere you are that's the reason why we want to get the family type farmers together you know you can't count on making living for the wife and kids if you try do it all by yourself. well that all depends on how you look at the thing. now, what can this organization do for me? well, let's put it this way. the farmers union program is based on a triangle cooperatives legislation, education. i teach on a farm is union cooperative and helps equalize the cost of production. your income then there's legis

mr. taylor. i sure can use it. are you're going to treat seed oats? that's right. where do you keep the treatment? over there in the corner. you got to modify notes here, mr. taylor. yes, they are. you raise enough feed to carry it through the year. no, i don't. i only raise a fraction of what i used. right now. i can't seem to get the machinery. and i suppose after a while and i will be able to i won't be able to pay for it. well, you know, farming is a gamble anyplace these days. you got to watch out for your prices and repair and you got to gamble with the weather anywhere you are that's the reason why we want to get the family type farmers together you know you can't count on making living for the wife and kids if you try do it all by yourself. well that all depends on how you look at the thing. now, what can this organization do for me? well, let's put it this way. the farmers union program is based on a triangle cooperatives legislation, education. i teach on a farm is union cooperative and helps equalize the cost of production. your income then there's legis

. >> good morning, commissioners, director short, city attorney taylor and mr. fuller, my name is mora wayne. and today i have jeff soria the assistant superintendent and jacob nicole the accounting superintendent of street repair will help with the data presentation. so i'll reach out to jeff to present the building repair information. thank you. >> thank you, mar. good morning, jeffery soria for assistant superintendent for building repair. for the first dashboard we have for total request received by year and shop in fiscal year 2024 we do show a slight reduction off our four-year average. but subsequent to the report coming out, we definitely have seen a uptick in request for our services. so our the request for our services is definitely strong even with the, with the chart showing the slight reduction. for corrective and project order by shop. this chart usually stays pretty consistent with plumbing and lock being two of our busiest shops just because of the volume of service requests that they get across all city agencies for their services. paint glass c

taylor. stuart: mr. melancholy. i'm sure he'll do the campaign a lot of good. thanks, madison.l found 49% of voters trust donald trump to handle the issues they think are most important. that is, immigration and the economy. he leads harris 49-46 on those issues. todd piro with me this morning. i say harris is basing her campaign on demonizing trump and using star power, it's not helping that much in the polls. what say you? >> i think what you just said along with those numbers, they go in concert because if she were winning on the issues, she wouldn't need to to rely on those things that you just mentioned. that's all she has, stu. that's the only chance she has at winning because when you break out these numbers, the american people trust trump on the issues. and it's been that that way for a while. they. don't even trust kamala on really the ability to lead period, and that's why you've seen this coming to the mean, they're all coming to this tied number with the new york times. think about that for a moment. this is "the new york times." this isn't, you know, rasmussen. th

mr. lubelski worth support and a approximately special to tom taylor, you know, he (clapping.) i think tom and andrea is she here angela thank you for coming and representing and happy you made it. i received an e-mail this welcome back from a gentleman lived in pennsylvania. and his school voted to abandon the ribbon flag since we've been tracking the 406b8 laws he reached out thanking for giving him legal guidance and storm drains to help the great citizens of burr wick to fight back and says charles thank you for protecting our kids and teachers. this city for san francisco has chosen to protest means so much too, so many people around the world. as foundation that bears gilbert's name we're grateful and halgdz to know this gift that gilbert gave to the world will be flying everyday and night year after year. he moved the world's people. and the teachers and students in burr wick pennsylvania even though the narrow minded people saying they can't fly the flag the people of san francisco are telling them yes. you can. >> (clapping) >> thank you charley now people know me as l

he's going to taylor swift with the mrs.ing. >> i think it's a question of scale as well. i mean boris johnson's gifts compared to a pair of glasses and some tickets is pretty you know, different i would say. >> well the amount of donations, 107,000 is the most of any political. >> yeah i don't well not in front. >> he's the premier league by some way in the last parliament compared to some of these donors that are giving money to the leadership contenders. the figures came on last week. storm starmer is the champions league winner. >> also, i would say boris johnson hasn't given any of it back. and starmer has said that the money he's had since being prime minister, six grand, that's a decent lunch. well, that's a decent lunch. well, that shows that it wasn't that much money then that he's received compared to these hundreds of thousands. >> paul, you must concede this. this is just now becoming a perpetual hangover. it's a cloud over the government, an attempt today to throw a story out to distract us was the chagos island

zachary taylor was the last before mr. carter. there was that gap between. we will do so until you california jokes. still, there is something regional about that. speaking of regions, going back in time, speak to eisenhower here about her grandfather. president eisenhower, has two very important elections as well. one in 1952, and one in 1956. the one in 1952, harry truman is outgoing. he got out run obviously. he was defeated by ike in that the election. he nevertheless, he made short work of the democratic opponent at the time. tell us about your grandfather's important campaigns in 52 and 56. >> yes. i'm going to bypass you for a second. i need to say something about carter. i was working on capitol hill, and when he won, washington got a terrible problem. the restaurants were all panicking, because they did not have grits. true story. they were scrambling to get grits in town. of course, he was 10 years past world war ii. probably would touch his heart more than anything. the service that he provided in world war ii. he had a unique situation on both el

but nevertheless, it's interesting that the south, i think it was zachary taylor, was the last before mr. carter. i think it's interesting there was that kind of a gap -- we want to southern jokes like we do california jokes. but still, there is something sort of regional about that the place an interesting part. so speaking of regions, the top to the midwest going back in time and speak with ms. eisenhower about her grandfather. president eisenhower has two very important elections as well. one in 1952 and one in 1956. and the one in 1952, harry truman is outgoing as a president, but of course he did not run. and so he was not defeated in that election. but, he nevertheless made pretty short work of the democratic opponent at that time. so tell us a little about how your grandfather went about his important campaigns in 1952 in 1956. >> yes, and i'm going to bypass you just for a second. i need to say something about carter. i was working on a capitol hill during the time he was running and when he won, washington got a terrible, terrible problem. the restaurants were all panicking beca

mr putin his "closest comrade." he also said the strategic relations between their two countries would be raised to a new level. taylora fortune of around $1.6 billion. the magazine says her eras tour has been the biggest boost to her wealth. rihanna became a billionaire thanks to cosmetics and fashion brands. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. business today up next. hello. a lot going on with our weather right now. we're going to see some heavy downpours for the next couple of days, then it will turn colder. we've got low pressure in charge — you can see areas of clouds circulating around that. there's also another deep area of low pressure in the mix. this is ex—hurricane kirk — this will stay to the south of us, but it will essentially join forces with our low. some heavy downpours over the next couple of days, then the whole lot shifts eastwards, leaving us with northerly winds and something significantly colder. but in the short—term for tuesday, still relatively mild, actually, with a mix of some sunshine, yes, but also some really heavy, thundery downpours. a band of cloud and rain moving slowly northwar

taylor, mississippi. carrie meek, florida. tom lantos, california. louise slaughter of new york and gary condit of california. what do you remember about the 1995 hearings, mr. jackson? there was a manifestation of what had happened in 1994. those congressional elections in which the newt gingrich so-called revolution basically took over the house. like i said, they were more conservative. they were harder edged. they had intense support from gun rights groups. and also, frankly, some support from anti-government groups. gingrich and his allies used that energy to help get themselves elected. so while bill mccollum was pretty much a moderate guy from florida, there was the bob barr's of the world. and steve schiff. i remember being very conservative and very aggressive on the idea that it was the federal government's fault about what happened in waco. i have a parliamentary inquiry. please, please state your nature of your inquiry. chairman, for the last days, some of us who are concerned about the integrity of this hearings and about the cloud that still hangs over the involvement of the national rifle association, have requested that nra individuals who w

another one of mr trump's key loyal supporters, marjorie taylor greene, house of representatives, fromaway. i wanted to ask you a personal question, _ weeks away. i wanted to ask you a personal question, if _ weeks away. i wanted to ask you a personal question, if i _ weeks away. i wanted to ask you a personal question, if! may. - weeks away. i wanted to ask you a personal question, if! may. i - weeks away. i wanted to ask you a personal question, if! may. i havej personal question, if i may. i have covered hurricanes but i think it is useful for viewers to know how you stay safe and keep going with the broadcast because it is not an easy position to be in.— position to be in. well, one of the main things _ position to be in. well, one of the main things has _ position to be in. well, one of the main things has chosen _ position to be in. well, one of the main things has chosen the - position to be in. well, one of the i main things has chosen the location we would go to. clearly, a lot of the warnings and evacuations were around coastal areas and very placed to the coast. authority sa

mr. events. >> go ahead. >> we always ask whether endorsements actually matter. we now have have data that shows that when taylor swift posted her endorsement of kamala harris on her instagram account democratic registrations went up 88% in the three days after that. so yes, they matter all right just in closing, i have to disclose that my family does own a small winery in california, so it is a 40, but it's wine, its wind and the wine industry is going through some very difficult times. >> foreign wines coming in being blended. inflation, cost of cork bottles, everything is expensive so drink more wind when times are good, drink wine, when times are bad jr. on an episode of have i got news for you? that's tomorrow, 9:00 p.m. right here on cnn. have a great weekend. laura coates live starts right now conspiracy theories collide with the election and could end up hurting people who need help the most. we'll have all the facts. >> plus kamala harris rallies in michigan as one of the state's most famous personalities from their warns one particular move could call foster the entire election. and could the menendez

mr. events. >> go ahead. >> we always ask whether endorsements actually matter. we now have have data that shows that when taylor swift posted her endorsement of kamala harris on her instagram account democratic registrations went up 88% in the three days after that. so yes, they matter all right just in closing, i have to disclose that my family does own a small winery in california, so it is a 40, but it's wine, its wind and the wine industry is going through some very difficult times. >> foreign wines coming in being blended. inflation, cost of cork bottles, everything is expensive so drink more wind when times are good, drink wine, when times are bad jr. on an episod

mr lazenby. >> yeah. well, there was there was rumours it was going to be aaron taylor—johnson. >> yes, but that disappearedes, but that disappeared. >> has it disappeared or is that still out there? no. it's gone. >> oh , okay. so anyway, there >> oh, okay. so anyway, there you go. >> if you are up to date, who is your favourite bond? >> i know it's like an old question, but it's quite an interesting one. gbnews.com/yoursay. and now, ahead of his new memoir, unleashed, that we've heard an awful lot about the former prime minister boris johnson has been speaking, as you know, to camilla tominey, talking about his time in office and his views on politics. >> well, in the interview, he says it will be a disaster if sir keir starmer tries to row back on brexit. let's take listen. >> i believe that we're great if we do things on our own. i think we're great. i think that national independence is extremely important , and i think extremely important, and i think that that point is proved beyond peradventure of a doubt in unleashed. yes. because having secured full national independence, we were able to do things

taylor swift right. billionaire billionaire, world's biggest pop star. and isn't it amazing that a load of celebrities got to her concerts? two of them happened to be mr london. one of them happened to be the prime minister. and guess what? she's the only private individual who gets the services of the metropolitan police to escort her with blue flashing lights on motorbikes and blue flashing lights on white range rovers to transport her all the way from a central london hotel to wembley. the only one it's called the special escort group. okay , and it is meant for okay, and it is meant for politicians and people under threat only. >> and what do you think prince harry thinks about this? >> well, prince harry wouldn't get it. this is. you're absolutely right. but also the reason that the senior officers are so angry and some of the intelligence services is that they checked out whether there was any perceived threat to taylor swift. they said in london, there is no threat to you. we can't give you the special escort group. but it came the week after she'd cancelled three concerts in vienna, where there was a perceived threat. but again, the intelligen

mr blake, a marksman for the metropolitan police, is accused of murder, which he denies and it's been reported that the prime minister did in fact meet with taylorwift. the sun are reporting that their meeting lasted around ten minutes. backstage after her concert at wembley. they reportedly discussed the attack in southport at a taylor swift inspired dance class, which took place the previous month. this comes after the reported controversy surrounding the pop star being given an enhanced police escort by the met . and police escort by the met. and finally, thomas tuchel has now agreed to become the new england manager. the former bayern munich manager , who also won the munich manager, who also won the champions league with chelsea in 2021, will succeed gareth southgate and become england's first ever german born boss. well, those are your latest gb news headlines. i'm lewis mckenzie. more from me in an hours mckenzie. more from me in an hour's time for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com. >> forward slash alerts . >> forward s