norman, you are recorded as aye. >> mr. norman, no. >> the clerk, please report the total. >> nine yeas, three nays. >> i will be managing for the majority. >> i will be managing for the democrats. >>>> thank you everyone for the participation tonight, the committee is adjourned. >> the house rules committee has adjourned after approving the rules for debate on legislation that would provide aid to israel, ukraine and taiwan we expect lawmakers to begin work on these bills when the house returns for legislation. final passage could possibly stretch into the weekend. as always, you will be able to follow the house live when members return here on his van. now back to our programming item schedule. rejoin join it in progress. -- we rejoin it in progress. to this delay in processing and can you commit to working with me on trying to reduce the times and let us know what resources you need so we can provide them? >> senator, you certainly have my commitment to working with you on reducing the backlogs and waiting times. we -- w

after norman lamb to slot into place. after norman lamb was _ to slot into place.slot into place. after norman lamb was replaced, in - to slot into place. after norman lamb was replaced, in this - to slot into place. after norman| lamb was replaced, in this office for six months or so, did you pursue the matter immediately with his successor? i the matter immediately with his successor?— successor? i do not recall, i think we were following _ successor? i do not recall, i think we were following another - successor? i do not recall, i think we were following another route l successor? i do not recall, i think. we were following another route at that time. the we were following another route at that time. , . ., we were following another route at that time. , _, , we were following another route at that time. , . ., , that time. the second site review? returnin: that time. the second site review? returning to _ that time. the second site review? returning to the _ appointment of second sight, and how an independent review came to be conceived and come into effect, s

joining us now, we've got norman baker with salute to norman.inions things that their opinions on things that are happening there. norman, this of human are happening there. norman, this and of human are happening there. norman, this and what of human are happening there. norman, this and what happened|an are happening there. norman, this and what happened in| rights and what happened in switzerland. are switzerland. and people are saying there'll be saying, oh, there'll be repercussions sunak repercussions for britain. sunak will have to put it, you know, on a manifesto going into the election, if he's going to do it and labour won't do it if they're to win, which they're going to win, which looks quite likely that they would. what you what do you would. what do you what do you make of all of this? >> create the european >> we helped create the european court human rights after the court of human rights after the second world war. the british invention and the all the european countries, i think, who are outsider russia and are outsider are rus

>> norman?olous, i suppose . frivolous, i suppose. >> well, this is this is a vat question. >> it's a vat question . yes. and >> it's a vat question. yes. and this this harks back, in fact, to the famous debate about jaffa cakes. you remember back about 30 years ago when people were discussing whether jaffa cakes were a cake or a sweet or a biscuit or something, one of which was vat and the other one wasn't. >> what was the conclusion? again it came as a cake, therefore escaped the vat, and therefore escaped the vat, and the thing about marshmallows, which i find slightly odd, is that there's been a debate about marshmallows and a case taken about this to see whether they are sweets or not. >> and hmrc, our tax people , say >> and hmrc, our tax people, say they are sweets, but the ruling has been that they're not sweets because the argument put was that they are ingredients in barbecue, that you have a kind of skewer of stuff with meat on it and you're marshmallow and therefore it's an ingredien

and norman, i really appreciate your time. hi, i'm tonight. as we think about this and historical figure that he was, you've known him since 1999. you were part of his inner circle for years and i know you say there were a lot of different o'jays what do you mean by that >> like a chameleon you would change from one day to the next it'd be like ago j to a business object you couldn't tell when he's going to switch i don't know if he meant to do it all the time, but he did he would fit into any environment he was at it is a budget of high rollers. >> he did write it >> if there was a bunch of people, you know pamps fit right in if was just it was amazing. watch the different oj's appeared >> he did post a video in february, so so very recently here, very proximate to his death. and i just wanted to play it for you. here it is. norman my aunt is good. >> i mean, obviously i'm dealing with some issues, but i think i'm just about over it and i'll be back on that golf hopefully in a couple of weeks >> as i mentioned, that was just february and i kn

i'm calling in today in support of norman. i understand that there are some disturbances by some of the businesses and i sympathize with that. i do view that norman and his crew attract a lot of energy into the local businesses here as well. i hope his work will continue to support his community. >> thank you, milin chan. >> speaker: hi any maim is milin i was born and raised in san francisco and i live in san jose. i ran into norm's dance a cup 8 years ago, and my kids fell in love. and we travel to san francisco and brought three other families. i just wanted conclude from my stand point, 700 is flat and if you go up, it's hill and you town ward, china town is get slopier. it gets dangerous. this is coming from a mom and i would hate to see them hurt because of a slope or step. >> thank you, benita louie, please go ahead. >> speaker: hi i'm calling in to support norman and lion dance me. the merchants who filed this appeal are on the wrong block, they're on the 800 block and norman performs on the 700 block. closing the stre

norman, much for norman, thanks very much for your it. have a your time. appreciate it.l more to come locals prepare to to come as locals prepare to stage anti tourist protests. should the brits boycott the canary go toe to toe canary islands? i go toe to toe with one of the protesters very shortly, did rishi shortly, but next did rishi sunak launch full on assault sunak launch a full on assault on anxious today? was on the anxious today? or was a dose of love exactly what dose of tough love exactly what brits going to brits need. i'm going to be getting into that just getting stuck into that in just a few moments. is patrick a few moments. this is patrick christys with me, ben christys tonight with me, ben elliott news your weather. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers . sponsors of boxt boilers. sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there and welcome to the latest update from the met office for gb news skies clearing overnight. most places fine as we start the weekend with high pressure in charge . with high pressure in charge. that high

now, i'll start with you, norman.d there may be fewer people would have been hurt. and in different cases as well, they might be more inclined to be able to nullify these individuals. your thoughts ? thoughts? >> absolutely. what i would say is this is that we don't send our army into war without weapons that are appropriate to fight a battle. exactly the same for the police , we send our army for the police, we send our army in with attack weapons and defence weapons. now, it's not really the word of do the police want to be armed ? it's more the want to be armed? it's more the need to be armed. a commissioner many years ago said the arming of the british police service will be event driven. well, we have tens of thousands of people around britain now carrying knives , carrying machetes. and knives, carrying machetes. and as we saw today , they've as we saw today, they've actually got this swords, which which is absolutely crazy. now the thing is, police, police officers are at imminent danger officers are at imminen

with the advocacy of many asian american members of congress, including norman mineta, they congress eventually passed the civil liberties act of 1988, and this act did issue an official government apology for the incarceration and authorized the restitution payments to the survivors. so this letter right in the case is a letter by president george h.w. bush to one of the survivors of the incarceration camps and. the letter is a letter of apology and also included a payment. the survivor. so the objects in this case relate to the investigations into domestic communism in the early 1950s, done by senator joseph mccarthy of wisconsin. this was the period of the early cold war when there was an intense suspicion of domestic communists, and there was a number of members of congress who were attempting to influence public opinion to go to be against domestic communist holding positions of influence in the united states government and in the country as a whole. so senator joseph mccarthy had given a speech claiming that there were 205 known communists in the department of state. and althou

thank you so much, lawrence norman - important things if we needed.urnal, giving us more information and reaction to the comments from secretary of state anthony blinking. —— anthony blinking. as we mentioned, the g7 foreign ministers are meeting in capri, in italy. in their final communique, they said they urged all parties to work to prevent further escalation. oil prices jumped after us officials said an israeli missile had struck iran. brent crude surged by as much as 4.2% initially, though it's since fallen back. investors have been closely watching israel's response to the iranian drone and missile attack last weekend, with concerns a worsening conflict could disrupt supplies. iran is opec�*s third—largest oil producer. let's get more on the oil market from carole nakhle, founder and ceo of crystol energy. welcome to bbc news, carol. what we just sat there, iran is opec�*s third largest oil producer. how could the events of the last two weeks are so impact the oil production market, particularly when it comes... iran is still an important _ part

norman: there were a number of firsts. israel deployed the first naval iron dome, and you saw this unofficial coalition of the united states and united kingdom but also france, jordan, and saudi arabia. this is a very ad hoc grouping and it took a fair amount of diplomatic work and we have to praise the biden administration for their work in building the partnership. unless the administration believes the united states has their back, they will not be willing to enter in to such formal entities. lisa: i was going to push this forward to the idea of freedom of the seas. we have seen the idea of trade challenged. we are not even talking about the straits of hormuz and the fact that iran went after a ship in that region and what this raises in terms of questions about the willingness to curtail that transportation. how much could this coalition go after to try to reclaim some sort of freedom of the seas? norman: such a coalition will not be effective unless it believes the united states is fully committed to deterring as well

, montague norman - this was the head of the central bank, the english bank, he was a very influentialngland, even in the western world as a whole, what would have happened if - a western government had come to power, which would have tried to make peace with the western allies and turn, churchill wanted this, and how else to explain the famous operation that was unthinkable according to the plan. on july 1 , 1945, it was planned to launch a surprise attack on the red army by anglo-american troops with the participation of the german divisions that had surrendered on the western front, but not disarmed. this idea he was born during the war, the meaning was that a coup was taking place, the war was ending on the western front, all the troops were moving to... the eastern front, an unthinkable operation, was, as it were, a continuation of this failed diplomatic option with the end of the war on the western front. it was originally planned to hold two trials of nazi criminals in nuremberg, but only one took place. the second nuremberg was not even our initiative, judging by the documents,

really important norman brennan. important stuff, norman brennan. there is up next. well, there's another yet another pro—palestine march at parliament starts parliament square starts in about ten minutes. >> it's the last friday of ramadan. there's a pro—israel counter demo, 500 extra coppers on the streets will be live from the front lines. the honeypot sex scandal . our the front lines. the honeypot sex scandal. our mps are victim of their own stupidity . of their own stupidity. >> we'll have all that on my show. three till six. >> but first, it's time for your latest weather forecast. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello. good afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. well storm kathleen is on the way for this weekend, but it will be turning much warmer than it has been lately. the winds will also pick up. here is storm kathleen developing out to the west of the uk. ahead of that have the uk. ahead of that we have got weather front across got a weather front across northern that's brought northern areas

oklahoma, setting records for the number of tornado warnings each issued, first omaha friday and norman saturday. those are places that get tornadoes. this was extreme even for that part of the country. >> they're just lucky enough to get out because they were moving so fast. >>> our weather is the complete opposite of that. >> we're so lucky. >> it's just great outside. if you like warmer weather, good news. if you like cooler weather, good news there as well. let's look at the rest of this workweek. in the short term not much change tomorrow, plenty of sunshine all week, but temperatures after one more day of near average tomorrow, we'll go above average wednesday, thursday, friday. then a big change as we head into the weekend. temperatures will drop off and we even have a decent chance of showers this weekend, the exactly normal for the first weekend in may. we'll get to that momentarily. we'll look at today's observed high temperatures looking out towards the santa clara valley, san jose up to 72, made it up to 77 degrees in san jose, 60s in fremont and san francisco, upper 50s alo

here is abc's janai norman. >> these are i'd dall, but one is real and one is fake. one is which? >> reporter: dupes and replicas are taking over. >> this feels like real. >> dior dupe. >> reporter: at a time when high-end luxury brands like herms me, chanel and prada continue to boost their prices, buying luxury feels less obtainable than ever. some consumers are turning to the resale market to get luxury goods. can we go look back there? >> yes. >> while others are turning to so-called super fakes. they're considered high quality fakes, nearly as good as the real thing, but for a much lower price. >> this is the new hardware. >> reporter: a study from michigan state university says counterfeiters are normalizing the stigma of owning counterfeits, in part by using influencers to peddle their products. the handbag, america's forever status symbol, is a fashion statement showing who's who. with shows like "sex & the city" -- >> it's $4,000. >> i know. >> and there is a weight list. >> i assumed. >> five years. >> reporter: but now sometimes it's the celebrities sporti

so it's certainly in their interest to prevent damaged by iranian missiles and drones >> norman rule. thank you for your time. coming up next we're going to return to the first ever trial, the former president and examined this unprecedented event with presidential story endorse kearns goodwin what impacts hue every day in denial, there's one influential book >> that shapes the way we measure create and ignite change, the bibles. in fact, he's all the rounds. discover how at museum of the bible good de, to cough. oh, no >> bob, i call later chest congestion hello 12 hours of relief >> no offering movie past next del not coffee caused by excess mucus at the source and controls number 12 hours. it's come back season. stubborn. jessica congestion, dry mucinex, 12-hour >> how far would you go to control the fragrance in your home? there's an easier way. dry air wake vibrant with two times more natural essential oils, but up to 120 days of amazing fragrance per dual pack. now, that's a breath of fresh air wake pain means pause on the things you love. >> but >> bringing means go >> cool the

we want more schools that prepare kids for the workforce, like christo rey, or the norman aviation academy. these high schools focus on career training instead of only focusing on college . the norman aviation academy, it is a public school that gives students hands on experience in the aviation industry. you know, students can work toward their pilots license or their technical certificates in aviation maintenance, and they can leave school with great jobs with aviation companies, right here in the state of oklahoma. christo rey, it requires kids to intern one day a week at different companies, so they gain valuable work experience. let's have more of these schools come and beat number one in the nation in charter schools. well. oklahoma's top 10 in charter especiallyly when we are alread proving that they work so well. oklahoma is top 10 in charter school performance. not only that, oklahoma ranks number one in the nation -- number one in the nation -- for smaller racial performance gaps in our charter schools. so why are there still barriers for charter schools to use vacant school buil

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cbs's omar villafranca is in norman, oklahoma, tonight. omar? >> reporter: good evening, mark. there are tornado warnings in texas, kansas, missouri and here in oklahoma. in fact, some storms just fired up to the northwest and southwest of us. those storms are fast-moving. they are packed with wind, hail, heavy rain and several tornadoes. more than two dozen tornadoes ripped through nebraska on friday. homes leveled and businesses battered as the twisters carved their way through the cornhusker state. near lincoln, a powerful tornado crossed a highway. >> it's okay. okay. >> reporter: violent wind flip add semi and scattered debris. the storm intensified continuing its path of destruction. drone video shows damage in alcorn outside omaha. the small town left decimated. >> could hear it going through. came back up, fence gone, northwest, whole neighborhood's gone. >> air's rising rapidly into the storm. >> reporter: tornadoes also hammered iowa. the national weather service reporting at least ten twisters struck the western part of the state including the town of minden where of

the norman aviation academy is a public school that gives students hand on experience in the aviation industry. students can work towards their pilots license or their technical certificates and aviation maintenance and can leave school with great job with aviation companies right here in the state of oklahoma. christo rey requires kids to intern one day a week at different companies so that then valuable work experience it. let's have more of these schools and the beat number one in the nation in charter schools. [applause] especially when we are already proving that they work so well. oklahoma's top 10 in charter school performance. [applause] not only that, oklahoma ranks number one in the nation. number one in the nation for smallest racial performance gaps in our charter schools. so why are there still barriers for charter schools to use vacant school buildings? let's put some of these vacant school facilities to use and get more high-performing charter schools up and running. especially in areas with poor performing public schools. [applause] more schools, more innovation, more

norman, thank you for your interest site. normanj.nterprise institute. lets turn to one of the main stories developing in the uk — where the mp, mark menzies, who was suspended from the conservative party over allegations he misused campaign funds, is to quit as an mp at the next election. in a statement, mark meznies said "it has been an enormous privilege representing the people of fylde since 2010, but due to the pressures on myself and my elderly mother i have decided to resign from the conservative party and will not stand at the forthcoming general election. this has been a very difficult week for me and i request that my family's privacy is respected." our political correspondent iain watson has been following the story. he'll sit as an independent. i can tell you... ican tell you... local party sources are pleased about that and by election rishi sunak will be pleased about that as well. perhaps less pleased about the publicity surrounding this mp. just to go back over the allegations troubled times alleged during the week tha

that's the problem. professor norman finkelstein, thank you. and that's it for the show. i'll continue condolences it as bereaved by u. k. u. s. u. i'm bombing in palestine, lebanon. yeah, i'm in syria and iraq. we'll be back with a brand new episode on saturday until then keep in touch my role as social media. if it's not sense, if you'll country and add to our channel going underground tv, hon dot com to watch new and old episodes of going underground successor the .

so renters drugs the problem, professor norman vehicles 9. thank you. and that's it for the show of continued condolences it as bereaved by u. k. u. s. u. i'm bombing in palestine, lebanon. yeah, i'm in syria and iraq. we'll be back with a brand new episode on saturday until then keep in touch my role as social media. it's an old sense of your country and have to have channel going underground tv on normal dot com to enter new and old episodes of going underground successive the the moscow demands the arrest and extradition of ukrainians at length to terror attacks in russia. a group of greeks politicians say the crocus massacre also clearly there is the mark of kia and its masters in washington. easy as they are. they rush to equip themselves 1st and then you cream. i think that no one can believe what the usaa saying about itself and ukraine regarding the terrorist attack. the is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu refuses to hold a snap election, which of thousands of protesters are demanding as they rally outside his residence and the countrie

norman, many times anyway.le say when they propose this is that one of the big why people want to big reasons why people want to escape move to escape from france and move to the uk isn't that the uk is that much richer or safer than france 7 much richer or safer than france ? it's that france has id cards and the uk doesn't . and the uk doesn't. >> well, look, britain's got a long tradition of, not wanting governments of any colour to be too intrusive in individual matters. and something. as a liberal, i very much support that. liberal, i very much support that . and i'm very pleased that that. and i'm very pleased that when the coalition came into power one the first power in 2010, one of the first things conservative dem things the conservative lib dem parties agreed on was to get rid of id cards, which are of labour's id cards, which are not necessary and very intrusive. i come the intrusive. i come back to the point if we have id cards for migrants, i'll have to have them for citizens too. and for british

norman, for five minutes. mr. norman: thank you, madam speaker. this is a privilege to be on this house floor and recognize people who have done great things for the community and for other people. and i rise today to recognize mr. nick sotamose whose service and dedication to his work continue o unite and uplift washington, d.c., where over 589,000 government employees work and live. nick has served as the maitre d' of the monaco restaurant for over 50 years this month. he is not an elected leader, not a lobbyist, he is not a congressional staffer. and yet this impact and influence reaches as far as anyone with political power in this town would have. nick knows about the lives of individuals who have walked into delmonico every day. not only does he know political affiliations, not only does he know committee positions or the bills they are working on, but he also knows how their spouses are doing, where their kids just got accepted to school. and when their next grandkid is on the way. it is his incredible memory, paired with a genuine care for

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norman bremen, country safe. norman bremen, there a former police officer.re going to return now to mark white, our home and security editor, who has an update on the crime figures that we've been talking about in london. because, mark, many politicians have been saying in london it is simply the worst in the country. crime, knife crime, specifically up in london, but down elsewhere in england . down elsewhere in england. >> yeah, there's no doubt about that. >> yeah, there's no doubt about that . if you look at knife crime that. if you look at knife crime across the country last year, the latest figures available , the latest figures available, they show that there were 49, almost 49,000 knife related offences , up from 46,000 the offences, up from 46,000 the year before . so it's a 5% rise. year before. so it's a 5% rise. however that number would have shown a slight drop nationally. but for the london figures, which are up 22, and indeed the home secretary , james cleverly, home secretary, james cleverly, wrote to the london mayor, sadiq khan , and said i

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i'm joined now by norman rule. here's the former national intelligence manager for iran at the offices of the director of national intelligence norman, when you hear running officials talk, has one did today about retaliating to an israeli strike within seconds is that you think bluster or do you take them at their word >> good evening. >> know they'd probably have a capability and the intelligence packages set aside to launch a number of missiles and drones it's likely, are they made launch a smaller package than they did on april 13 hoping that the world will say, because it's a smaller package they are accommodating the new environment or not attempting to escalate the new environment. but some launch capacity as possible >> what do you mean when you look at what is happening here now, what stands out to you? what should our viewers know >> what stands out in my mind is we've watched the collapse of of deterrence against iran be at hostages, piracy against ships expanding its nuclear program, attack backing isra

oliver lawrence, director of the public safety foundation, and norman brennan of the law and norman brennanfoundation. >> oh, no, very interesting stuff. >> lots to say on that. let's come back. >> absolutely come back. let's revisit that issue. but still to come more on that disruption in central london earlier , where a central london earlier, where a number of horses rampaged through the capital colliding with traffic, one strewn with blood. but first the news with sophia wenzler. >> thanks, tom. it's 133. sophia wenzler. >> thanks, tom. it's133. i'm sophia wenzler and the gb newsroom . we start with some newsroom. we start with some breaking news. there are reports coming out of southwest wales of a stabbing at a secondary school. police say one person has been arrested after three people were injured in an incident at almond valley school. the school is now in lockdown amid reports that a teacher is one of those who's been injured. parents are reporting a large police presence in the area, with two helicopters at the scene . this helicopters at the scene. this is a developing story. we

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. $23.00 is more of a norman year in the, in the drum and europeans still context. we have started in the relative fairly well. we've been seeing sort of marketing duration in the 2nd half of the year. and not only is the effective but, but more, more general tends to and the, the lower results. however, looking at it from it from inside skip that perspective. i think it shows that we have been able to, to, to navigate through that to you with great resilience and end of robustness. and hence, i'm, i'm, i, i acknowledge that the year 2023 comes out lower than $22.00. however, it has been a robust and the end result, india for us, and shows also a good progress on strategies that's good to i gave 2030, which is a strategy around the colonization and secondary to some of those same impediments or hurdles that you faced in 2023 continue into this year, including higher energy costs, higher borrowing costs. how do you see this year coming out to? well and you're, you're right, the point out the side of 2024 being being on the same level. then we left 2023. however, for

uninsured and hence are unable to get be out for their loss when they get asked if he hits that face in norman's financial pressure. so when rebuilding this gap is also highlighted and the difference between total damage or for disaster and the insured losses even in years when the damaged from catastrophes was huge. the insured losses were only a fraction. remember, rose hill, the mexican government helped with some money and her family chipped into. but she and others like or would have benefited from the insurance company say education is key. i was going through this program and i did. we work with different programs to reach the youngest population, including educational campaigns for elementary and high schools. but. and we also have a whole campaign of identification and raising awareness to the risks to which were exposed in the adult population vehicles of almost it was an important issue. and then there are places labeled uninsurable. it's a very complicated situation, obviously. um and nobody likes the fact that the risk is going up, but there is a cost to that. and so it's just a que

mr archie norman the leadership.man said any incoming government should consider carefully whether a package that reduces flexibility makes it more costly to hire people and seeks to bnng to hire people and seeks to bring unions back into the workplace, will help attract new investment . now, labour's plans investment. now, labour's plans under consideration involve axing zero hours contracts, empowering unions over working conditions and pay disputes, and potentially giving workers full employment rights from day one, with no probation. so is the boss of m&s right to flag up these concerns? could a union loving labour government bankrupt britain? let's get the views of former government minister and ex bbc radio five live presenter when it was good, edwina currie, edwina should sir keir starmer heed the concerns of the m&s boss? >> oh yes, absolutely. and he's not the only one. they've been having a bit of a charm offensive recently, mark going round , in the city, headed by round, in the city, headed by chuka umunn