earlier on various feet, neve barker has more. of the gates of buckingham palace, crowds gathered to mourn. death of queen elizabeth the 2nd and to celebrate her life, ah, ah, walking in palace confirmed. she died peacefully in the afternoon at her scottish estate while moral u. k. prime minister list trust honored the queen's memory in a speech outside number, 10, downing street. 3 2nd thing. queen elizabeth, the 2nd, provided us with the stability and the strength that we needed. she was the very spirit of great britain, and that spirit will angel ah, the queen was on the throne for 70 years. and so all the u. k. through times of turbulence, like the 2nd world war and the end of the british empire, a more recent political upheavals like bricks it. i thought she was fantastic and like such a role model for everybody and that put rome did shake me. i think people have complicated thoughts about monte case and royal family and empires and things like that. i think that's okay, but she is like a really remarkable figure. you know, s

young people also the ones that time take pictures of the day i would say kind of free might be that neve. maybe they are more like natural is because they are not yet parked over the system. with both young and old are now taking to the streets to protest rushes war in ukraine. i'm wondering what this all means for the russian speaking minority in latvia. both of them maybe don't feel very comfortable, i'm not talking about the signal so called 5th colony that they always felt ok. they live in a brown country talk about kind of reasonable like russians that are here. they've been seen as a kind of local enemy in a way, and they have to pool once again themselves. okay. you know, we are, we're not, we don't agree was put in all the way we want this to be the independent state. so our russian latvians feeling the pressure i decide to visit the russian theater enrica, to find out more. mm hm. maxim brochure i, my name is maxine booster. i come from reger in latvia, and i work as an actor in theda and television for yucca little school. and she has a russian speaking person in latvia. i've a

and a new one begins will reach helens, out to 0 london. neve barker is outside buckingham palace and says king charles of the 3rd speech was an inclusive message for the world's. this was of course, the most important speech, all formerly prince charles his life. now king charles, he was tasked with the responsibility of summing up the mood of the nation, but also mourning the loss of his mother as the head of the royal family as well. time here in the u. k. measured slightly differently to on the pass of the world, not just in days, months and years, but in iraq is an epoch. some use the phrase end of an era very loosely often. but in this case, it really genuinely ease and the end of an era. the end of the 2nd elizabeth and age, and we all know of course, that after 70 years on the throne, this isn't going to be something that king charles will be able to replicate. but what he hinted at in his speech is that he will be a continuity monarch. he said that he wanted to carry on many of the value traditions that his mother had embodied and preserved for so many years. and that almost

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p say crucial times, been wasted. weeks of frantic policy making await. neve park al jazeera london, the front runners in brazil's presidential election on october, the 2nd battling for the blessing of evangelical christian voters. they represent one 3rd of the country's electorate and could play a crucial role in what's being viewed as a tight contest. when he any f reports from we have a janera. ah, a band to be anointed the chosen wine, not only by 156000000 brazilian builders, but by god himself rattling present able. so, mattel and former left his leader, lizzie massey, lula silva, are both courting evangelical christian vote. it will be decisive but divided. i mean, my best of places for you to put a man of god defends biblical values. mean we want a traditional family, a boss in our o stands by these values, while lula is a communist or good. in fact, where you've angelica women, support lula will be raped and high, born the brown of the kobe 19 pandemic dealing with a employment and an equal wages lula has always defended to poor. and the women. one 3rd of brazilian voters co

as with any leftovers, you neve know at their get into you dig in and as always it's my first time readinghese so my laugh or die from food poisoning. in an interview at 60 minutes president joe biden one depression present about using nukes and responsive who in one to biden about using bikes. new york city shelters are so overwhelmed that mayor eric adams adams at migrants could b housed on cruise ships. said one migrant haven't we suffered enough? photos of a transgender canadia teacher wearing a gigantic prosthetic and class went viral this week. when out of high school says that they stand behind her because it there's no room to stand up front. >> administrators were ultimately glad because she let them know it was too cold insid the school. >> wow. johnny depp is reportedly updating the attorney who represented him. one asked how it compared to hi relationship with amber heard, debit replied same old. >> you could see these coming but they are still funny. kind of like michael moore. the inventor of the scrunchy hair accessory passed away at age 78. her family plans a private ceremo

this week to neve barker, who joins is ally from outside, buckingham palace leave. i know it's been a long night for you. tell us about the reactions and what this moment means for the majority of britons were for the road. georgia of britain's a desert deeply, deeply seismic moment. so many people, of course evaluating war queen elizabeth meant to them and throwing forward to what the future may hold with the arrival of course of king charles or the 3rd. they say it may be a bit of a cliche the journalism is the 1st attempt to history. and if that's the case, been, this is very much an example from pages of wall of tomorrow's newspapers. this the daily express. we have to expect, of course, much more of this or as people across the united kingdom wake up to the full 1st full official day of morning that will be packed with events from start to finish. as you mentioned there, the atmosphere immediately around buckingham palace has really changed in the coming in the past few hours. there was a sea of umbrellas here earlier as of saw in my report or a spontaneous sir

p say crucial times, been wasted. weeks of frantic policy making await. neve park al jazeera london, a hurricane fiennes, continuing to gain strength as it rep spray the caribbean. residents had been ordered to take shelter in the text and kcal silence. hurricanes left, a trail of destruction and the region, killing one person in the dominican republic and 4 people, and by to rica manual upon our reports from san juan the hurricane. fiona bears down on turks and keiko silence making landfall as a powerful category. 3 storm, threatening to devastate the tiny caribbean archipelago in the dominican republic. crops have been destroyed and houses damaged by the 1st major hurricane of the atlantic season. oh, me, johnny. all this area of farming it depends on production on the crop and everything was destroyed. there was nothing left, a lot of people headlines to go bananas a coffee co. everything is gone. for the hundreds were forced from their homes by widespread flooding in puerto rico. among them other bare to reals and his daughter, martha, who are now staying at a shelter with other

there e so many variables i try to nevee too big a deal about it. you se what's going on in the game andt teams are having advantages or . or disadvantages. >> the u.s. open semi's, the fan fan favorite, american frances tiafoe falling behind two sets-1, even facing a match poit in the fourth set. he is not dead yet, he battled back to wie set in a tiebreaker. that said, does he have any magic left? hed to be exhausted. the match over four hours, but it goes into th. the net. > >> left-handed hitters rejoice. the shift in major-league a spos dead. the infield shift be bandg next season. a pitch clock will also be added. they will have 5 seconds with the bases empty an0 seconds with runners on base. did his job runners on base. yesterday, struck out 11 chicags at wrigley, and the second inning there is his loan mistak. loan mistake. a two run shot into those one up folks into the the bleachers. jumping to the , the eighth, estrada up as the go-ahead run, a 3-2 count and he he goes chasing in the dirt. the the ending is over, the chancesf a playoff be

i think what attorney merrick garland decided to do was heavy handed and frankly nye neve.hat he's done is create a precedent that the department of justice can execute a search warrant against a former president when it is not clear what is available. >> it is not what is clear when he said alternative means, when they were trying to retrieve the documents a year and a half before the execution of the search warrant. and 100 class clied documents including that one related to nuclear weapons is after trump's lawyers signed a statement swearing there were no more documents located on the premises but sure maybe there are some other alternative means that haven't been perceived here. and despite the idea that the recovering method is more egregious than what was recovered, reality shows us that the beach club stashing might be the real problem, not only for trump but for national security. right now the office of the director of national intelligence, odni, is conducting an assessment to see just how much damage has been done. and the latest reporting from the "washington po

family rushed to her side when doctors said they were concerned about her health earlier on thursday. neve, rocca begins, i coverage with this report or the gates of buckingham palace. crowds gathered to more than death of queen elizabeth the 2nd and to celebrate her life. ah, ah, walking in palace confirmed. she died peacefully in the afternoon cut her scottish estate while moral u. k. prime minister list trust honored the queen's memory in a speech outside number, 10, downing street. 3 2nd thing. queen elizabeth, the 2nd, provided us with the stability and the strength that we needed. she was the very spirit of great britain. and that spirit will angel ah, the queen was on the throne for 70 years. and so all the u. k. through times of turbulence, like the 2nd world war. and the end of the british empire, a more recent political upheavals like bricks it. i thought she was fantastic and like said, a role model for everybody and never put rome. did she mean? i think people have complicated thoughts about monte case and royal family and empires and things like that. i think that's okay, but

p say crucial times, been wasted weeks of frantic policy making await. neve park al jazeera london, that than per says, and pakistan's sin province after the government diversion flood waters to rural areas. in an effort to save ivan once religious block to highway and say, they will protest until authorities help them. and denise released water from a lake earlier this month to try to save a ne, by talent city, but that diverted to flood waters towards vintages where around $250000.00 people currently live. that fire that dalazana our only demand is that the government take measures to clear water from our houses. we don't need relief, we'll find work and take care of ourselves. we are in big trouble and we just want to go back to our village. no one is ready to help us. separate ruskie services have helped hundreds of migrants drifting at sea in a small wooden boat, 200 kilometers west of cyprus, that boats st. house, a distress call on monday afternoon, off to engine trouble. bed left lebanon 3 days ago, and we're trying to reach italy and were transferred to a cargo ship, which opted

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happen exactly like this, but metaphorically, speaking, r neve hunter never actually went tor .uring all this. >> but don't letat full thayotl you . >> three weeks later, he was appointed to the board of it li ourisman. e neveneverdad says, w discussed my business experience, my word as a biden. joining me now is robert davi, director of my son hunter., robert , it's great to seeeat you . great. >> now, laura , thank you forra having me on this. made me laugh and cry kind off at the same time. buat tt are we to believe that s is authentic or borderline authentic? how much artistic license do you use in this film? >> the artistic license is thet lighting and the cinematography in camera shots. licinematogri put in there the o some of the othemer elements.wa but, you know, the script wasred pretty well researched. you had peter schweitzer's book. you had the laptop from . lapto you had beautiful things, which i read hunta, biden's own autobiography, and the screenwriter and the film american here and the people unreported story society had done a lot of research. and then i did wh

a lot of these people inpeople politics have neve ir made a payroll.i'm so glad you wrote thisee book and i hope you come back soon. great to. >> well, thank you very much. my forces, a determined to take. this country backwards. they promote authoritarian leaders and they fan the flames of political violence. >> that are a threat to our personal rights. rights. >> laura: you thin you would think that with the violbiden talks right wing violence is pervasive. yet over the last few weeks, its text from the left that are intensifying now in north akotow over the weekend, shannon brant was arrested after asadmitting to mowing down an 18 year old kayla ellyson in he confession, he claimed ellensont was part o of a republican, he extremist group. and worse, brant was released ws from jail yesterday after posting just fifty thousand dollars in bond hearing. here now with congressman jim jordan, ranking member of hous ie judiciary. congressman, this guy admits tjo murdering someone and he's out already in. meanwhile, january six defendants are still being hel

. >> laura: cnn neve >> cnn never misses an opportunity propoliticize everything, including a hurricane much is the climate crisis to blame for any of this? >> a lot. one word you mentioned, intensification, warm water is steroids to a hurricane. >> it's been the least active start to the hurricane in years. >> todd: hurricane ian moves closer to the coastline. the hurricane is packing 120 mile per hour winds and is expected to continue gaining power until it plows into florida this afternoon. >> carley: two tornados in -- western cuba yesterday, completely knocking out power to the entire country i

begins, will reach alan's how to 0 london. ne barker is outside buckingham palace here in london and neve. we heard king charles's address to the nation, giving us some indications of what kind of monarch he might prove to be. yes sir, most certainly following in the footsteps of his mother, queen elizabeth is an almost impossible task and we shouldn't in any way perhaps compare the monarchy to come with what has been. but nevertheless, in that all important address, the most important speech of now king charles is life. he reflected on the long life of service of his mother, a spoke deeply and affectionately in praise of queen elizabeth, but also look to the future as well. and something really stood out to me. it was when he said that he wanted to be a king for all people he wanted to serve people of all backgrounds and all beliefs as an important statement to make. and it's a reminder of something he said many years ago before he became king, when he said that he wanted to be only defender of the faith, meaning the church of england. and monica, of course, is the head of the church of

i neveing r thought he was goino be made whole through thatt, a process.ion you are exactly right and it i blas much more bk even those numbers suggest. through most of the country ifth you measure inflation from the day joe biden took office, the very beginning of his presidencb you measure it up until now, the number is between 13 and 15%. in utah it's more like 15%. maria, the average utah family now spends aendsn additional nie $125 a month the more on theirses. basic monthly household exp expenses. then they did on day one of joe biden's presidency. this is hurting american families badly part as to what we can do to stop it, youding channeled the words of milton freedman, washington just needs to stop spending money.id i milton freedman beautifully whem he said in the united states of america, inflation has one too source and its congressmen andh' too much money.e >> that is right.bu wet, are going to take a break. but senator we've got to gete co into some other issues.f we come back your take on thei department of justice and thane fbi.o and what i

parker is joining us from just outside buckingham palace, where just half an hour ago. less than that neve. we saw the queen's coffin leave buckingham palace for the last time. that's right. and now the crowds started to slowly and silently drift away from buckingham palace. they were here, of course, getting a front row view of their sister. my been a british history. the departure of queen elizabeth's body on the back of that gun carriage leaving a building that she and the rest of her family often regarded as the office in sharp contrast to other residences, including winds the castle that she very much regarded as her home. it's a world famous facade, of course, we've seen over the years, many highlights of the royal family's life gathered on the balcony. here we've seen weddings, of course, only a few months ago in february the platinum jubilee where the queen made that all important appearance. despite her advanced age, she was determined that she was going to play a prominent role in that celebration. and of course, that was her last major a public engagement when thousands of peopl

she's getting older, but it's one of the things you never believed gonna happen. quite said, really, neve. tell us little bit about the, the way the day played out, where the role members are. will family are now? well it's, it's been a quite a table and day. as you can imagine. there were very early indications that the queen was seriously and critically unwell that came by early on in the day the, the policy of buckingham palace released the statement saying that her doctors were concerned about her health and that she was in a stable condition, a comfortable been condition balmoral, her official residence in scotland, but it was really when members of the royal family started to quickly gather their starting with prince charles and princess and the princess royal followed by princess at prince edward and prince andrew and prince william and other members of the law household that the, the gravity i think of the situation starts a slow leak kick in. and then of course, the official announcement that came late in the afternoon and that's a broadcast across multiple television stations, t

i neve r thought she admitted in public. but, you know, this is aported new show we got to report. we find we are out of time, but we'll be back. havebe back ha a best night wits you love. n hannitfolly follows. >> welcome to "hannity". we begin tonight with this fox news alert.n and breaking tonight, we'rethis going to continue to trackere ae the very latest developmentse all across the state of florida after hurricane ian carved out t a path of destruction allhe across the state's southwest coast right into the central paf part of florida and then up the east coast. look aret your screen.enmmun you have entiritiee communities wiped out and destroyed. fort myers beach absolutely devastated. we're continuing to receive mor more and more updates on the extene updat this damage and of course, the search and rescue operations are underway. first responders, they have been mobilized. emergency crewd ems doinge tr everything they can to rescuent those that are trappedinue as residents. now continue to suffer under the devastating storm surgesurg from naples to sarasota, forts o myers, b

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thank you, neve. thank you to our poets that set the stage and i'm really grateful and you know, just so happy to be here and witness everything you all have talked about the importance of language a lot and. it was making me reflect on. a phrase that i heard somebody recently instead of referring for black brown people as minorities, as the global majority, and how language can be a vehicle for systemic violence. are there any language pivots really you think that we should more mindful of or your favorite kind of language pivots that maybe it's easy internalize if you're not being super of the words you're using. yeah that's a great question i have to think about that about what i'm using right i often say minoritized and think about that as an ongoing process of what it means, which doesn't mean a condition or an identity as much it is thinking about particular sets of experiences in material realities with regards to that because the global majority by concern for with that framing is that because

thank you, neve. thank you to our poets that set the stage and i'm really grateful and you know, just so happy to be here and witness everything you all have talked about the importance of language a lot and. it was making me reflect on. a phrase that i heard somebody recently instead of referring for black brown people as minorities, as the global majority, and how language can be a vehicle for systemic violence. are there any language pivots really you think that we should more mindful of or your favorite kind of language pivots that maybe it's easy internalize if you're not being super of the words you're using. yeah that's a great question i have to think about that about what i'm using right i often say minoritized and think about that as an ongoing process of what it means, which doesn't mean a condition or an identity as much it is thinking about particular sets of experiences in material realities with regards to that because the global majority by concern for with that framing is that because

i neve r thought she admitted in public. but, you know, this is aported new show we got to report. we find we are out of time, but we'll be back. havebe back ha a best night wits you love. n hannitfolly follows. >> welcome to "hannity". we begin tonight with this fox news alert.n and breaking tonight, we'rethis going to continue to trackere ae the very latest developmentse all across the state of florida after hurricane ian carved out t a path of destruction allhe across the state's southwest coast right into the central paf part of florida and then up the east coast. look aret your screen.enmmun you have entiritiee communities wiped out and destroyed. fort myers beach absolutely devastated. we're continuing to receive mor more and more updates on the extene upda

. >> the people who are rejected by voters in this representative democracy that rejiave nevee votersrfor one sd learn anything from that rejection. --t is ? that?nk tha i don't know. i can't get into their minds. but i meands, think of the marjorie taylor greens of the world. the congressman paul gosar is the donald trumps of the world. what's happening in italy myself? d the people who are truly understanding what's happening in this country, which is we'rer losing this country, are the ones who are being attacked, and i'm on the campaign trail.eo we're workinsig six to ten evens a day. we're working really hard. and i had somebody reach out to me the other day and say, kerry, you are fearless. you are so fearless. you're not afraid of anything. and i stopped him and i said, actually , i have great fear. i'm not afraid of the fake news. i'm not afraid of the globalists. i'm not afraid of anything that i'm facing on the campaign trail. i'm not afraid ot f the cartels. what i am scared to death of i a is what happens if we don'to de step in right at this moment and do something. i'm af

definitely make the “ourney, you win neve— wales?it. thank - wales? definitely make the journey, you will never forget it. thank you i you will never forget it. thank you both are very _ you will never forget it. thank you both are very much, _ you will never forget it. thank you both are very much, have - you will never forget it. thank you both are very much, have a - you will never forget it. thank you both are very much, have a safe i both are very much, have a safe journey home. as you can see they are still coming in their thousands, people who have waited hours for just a fleeting glimpse of the queen on her lastjourney. thank you very much. i think david's guests really captured that for many people in the uk, people who perhaps had no interest in monarchy, had no knowledge or desire to engage with the royal family, have suddenly been struck, some in a way they had not expected to have been struck, that a figure who has been there throughout all their lives, ortheir figure who has been there throughout all their lives, or the

i neve, they clearly supported the naval, naval.esper wrote a great article for fox essay just caught you saying so. here we are going to fight with them. you know i believe that the peculiarity of knowledge and understanding potential - it's very important not for us just for our viewers. yeah, if the former secretary of defense says that you guys are now trying very hard to threaten to supply weapons. you are doing everything to show that america is first of all, and let's take a look, see what we have inside, what is with our army, what problems do we have? yes, we have weapons. yes, but it is enough. today we do not have that human potential that is ready to fight, not that there is no spirit. we do not have trained personnel. we are not we will be able to assemble an army of 2 million people, at best , what we can count on in the future is 430,413,000 combat-ready people. it's probably great and wonderful. for us, this is good , definitely a litmus test, so the united states of america says that they are ready to defend all of