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with owen jones hitchens, jones and peter hitchens, and owen was how, know, owen was saying how, youreally wants has been enacted. thinking, enacted. and i was thinking, i feel i live in owen's feel like i live in owen's world, in a sort of world, like we live in a sort of leftist owen's leftist world, but in owen's world, wants world, nothing he wants has actually he's he's actually happened. so he's he's the the tories power . >> the tories are in power. that's the that's the big difference. so to blame keir starmer for not implementing doing the bare minimum to improve not improve people's lives, he's not empowered he's got get into empowered. he's got to get into power make some power to actually make some change. a ridiculous complaint. >> but just lastly, just to finish point that finish my point so that he doesn't misrepresenting doesn't say i'm misrepresenting him to be fair to doesn't say i'm misrepresenting him he's to be fairto doesn't say i'm misrepresenting him he's saying be fairto doesn't say i'm misrepresenting him he's saying that air to doesn't say i'm misrepresenti

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our reporter meghan owen reporting there. you are. owen reporting there.dent has been elected for senegal. he will be the youngest ever president of the country. his victory comes ten days after he was released from prison after facebook posts over alleged injustice in the political system. french president emmanuel macron also congratulated diomaye faye on his win. here is diomaye faye speaking a short while ago. translation: by electing the president of the republic, the senegalese people have chosen to break with the past, to give substance to the immense hopes raised by a vision of society. i pledge to govern with humility and transparency and to fight corruption at all levels. former us president donald trump was back in court on monday for two major updates in his ongoing legal battles. the judge rejected his attempts to secure a long delay in his new york hush money trial. the trial is set to begin on april 15 and will be the first ever criminal trial of a former president in us history. he is alleged to have made a so—called much money payment to a

meghan owen reporting there. and - that in the uk. meghan owen reporting there.and you are | reporting there. and you are live with bbc news. former us president donald trump was back in court on monday for two major updates in his ongoing legal battles. thejudge legal battles. the judge rejected mr trump's attempts to secure a long delay in his new york hush money trial. donald trump is is set to begin on april 15. trump is is set to begin on april15. it trump is is set to begin on april 15. it will be the first—ever criminal trial of a former president in us history. he is alleged to have made a so—called hush money payment to aduu so—called hush money payment to adult film star stormy daniels for a sexual relationship, which he denies. there was also some positive news for the former president. in a separate civilfraud case, thejudge reduces m64 million bond to $175 million. at a reduces $464 million bond to $175 million. at a press conference after the hearings, donald trump welcomed the news, but attack the judge, arthur engoron, who had originally set the 4

owens. just thoughts on how this concerns are fielded and whether, how we act on them. >> thank you for the question. i think in terms of the world to get after this i want to thank the members here and congress in general for the provisions in fy 24 ndaa that enable us to do more of that, requires to do more of that. that feedback is incredible to understand what i was sitting on the pentagon's spending on issues that will not resonate with fix problems that are servicemembers are having right now. so we do have periodic check ends, monthly check in with my assistant secretary counterparts. counterparts. we have also stood up biweekly unaccompanied housing check ends with my counterparts to make sure we are increasing the level and about the feedback we're getting through those loops. we all rely on and we are relying on surveys that are going out periodically and i will at the military departments talk through those. but i think we can do better, a lot better and we can utilize strategies

tonight -- clive owen star of "wolf like me," actress isla fisher, from "leo," writer and director robertl. featuring the 8g band with rob mitzner. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news in a new interview on "the view" vice president kamala harris said that the 2024 election will come down to, quote, "competence versus chaos." of course, if you're watching "the view," you've already chosen chaos [ laughter ] in the same interview, harris criticized presidential candidate nikki haley's statement that the u.s. has never been a racist country and said, quote, "we cannot get to a place of progress by denying the existence of racism. but you can get to the republican nomination for president. [ laughter ] president biden traveled to north carolina today and spoke about his administration's funding for high-speed internet, which is why he's the only candidate endorsed by pornhub. [ laughter ] in a post this week -- they were as surprised as any

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tv news legend nicholas owen, returns to owen, who i hope returns to friday live very shortly .icholas, for coming thank you, nicholas, for coming in. a good weekend. in. have a good weekend. next up, girl, halliwell's up, spice girl, geri halliwell's husband in hot husband finds himself in hot water alleged messages water over alleged messages to a female colleague. is flirting at work. a sackable offence? we'll be joined by a top etiquette expert in the studio and i promise i'll keep my hands to myself . >> uh, welcome back to the show. >> uh, welcome back to the show. >> well, listen, my guests are overflowing with things to talk about, but let me tell you that about, but let me tell you that a lot of people are talking about christian horner. he is, of course, the f1 boss who's got himself in hot water over alleged flirty texts with a colleague, but is flirting with someone at work a sackable offence? i'm delighted to welcome etiquette expert liz brewer, liz , lovely to see you brewer, liz, lovely to see you and lovely to meet you. very busy show. unfortunately, we were slig

tv news legend nicholas owen, returns to owen, who i hope returns to friday live very shortly .icholas, for coming thank you, nicholas, for coming in. a good weekend. in. have a good weekend. next up, girl, halliwell's up, spice girl, geri halliwell's husband in hot husband finds himself in hot water alleged messages water over alleged messages to a female colleague. is flirting at work. a sackable offence? we'll be joined by a top etiquette expert in the studio and i promise i'll keep my hands to myself . >> uh, welcome back to the show. >> uh, welcome back to the show. >> well, listen, my guests are overflowing with things to talk about, but let me tell you that about, but let me tell you that a lot of people are talking about christian horner. he is, of course, the f1 boss who's got himself in hot water over alleged flirty texts with a colleague, but is flirting with someone at work a sackable offence? i'm delighted to welcome etiquette expert liz brewer, liz , lovely to see you brewer, liz, lovely to see you and lovely to meet you. very busy show. unfortunately, we were slig

as you just heard my name is tracy owens i am the public affairs for the u.s. at sage.d alumnus. [applause] absolutely. i am grateful for the opportunity it has provided me. i am even more grateful and proud of the opportunities it is continuing to provide for students. you will hear a little bit more about that later but before i discuss more about morehouse i like to tell you more about sage. for those of you who do not know sage is a 50 tech company founded just over 40 years ago about 10 billion pounds was 11000 colleagues globally. sage is a market leader in accounting, financial, hr and payroll technology for small and medium-size businesses is about nine and a% of the u.s. economy. we enable them to streamline operations make more informed decisions and be more productive bring business owners and their workforces from repetitive administration tasks and enable them to deliver it more more stc and higher value tasks ultimately increasing the productivity. while we are globally headquartered in that uk, and the u.s. we are headquartered in atlanta. a rapidly growi

i spoke with border patrol chief jason owens with. you know him well, you've interviewed him very well. we spoke this morning, and this is what i think is interesting. jason owens is there on the scene. he was there yesterday, he's there today. and this is once again where actions matter and leadership is about showing up in good times and in bad. sadly, mr. luna is, his wifeest meal da, and two young children are left behind. the border patrol agent, chris luna, or he comes from a long family of border patrol agents, a long list of servant ises. one of the things i talked to jason owens about is what about his family, what can we do to help them. and he is on it. once again, this is the tube of leadership that we need. -- type of leadership that we need. i'm grateful for jason owens in that seat. and we need to do more. but it can't just be words, it has to be actions. the other thing too is fox showed video of some of these cartel members laughing. i have long pushed to label cartelses as terrorist organizations. donald trump the re

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ next >>> next up, tracy owens, director of u.s. applause ] >>> good afternoon. as you just heard, my name is tracy owens. i lead public affairs for the u.s. at sage. i am also a very proud alumnus of the college. [ applause ] absolutely. i am grateful for the opportunity that more ounces provided me. i am even more grateful and out of the opportunities that it is continuing to provide for students. you will hear a bit more about that later. before i discuss more about moorhouse, let me tell you a bit about sage. for those of you that don't know, sage is a uk 50 tech company founded just over 40 years ago with about 10 billion pounds. they have 11,000 colleagues globally. sage is a financial and payroll company for small medium businesses that make up 90% of the u.s. economy. enable them to streamline operations, make more informed decisions, and be more productive. we bring business owners from, increasing productivity. while we are headquartered in the uk, in the u.s., we are headquartered in atlanta. this is a rapidly growing com

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as you just heard, my name is tracy owens and i lead public affairs for the u.s. at sage and i am also a very proud alumnus of morehouse college. absolutely. i am grateful for the opportunities that morehouse has provided me and i'm even more grateful and proud of the opportunities that are continuing to provide for students. and you will hear a little bit more about that later. but before i discuss more about morehouse, let me tell you a little bit more about sage. for those of you who do not know, sage is a uk tech company founded just over 40 years ago with a market cap of about 10 billion pounds. we have got about 11,000 colleagues globally and sage is a market leader in financial, hr, and payroll technology for small and medium-sized businesses. we enable them to streamline him e operations and be more productive, offering business owners and their workforces from repetitive and administration tasks and enabling them to deliver more strategic and higher value tasks, ultimately increasing their productivity. while we are globally headquartered in the uk, in th

you heard maddy say that's what keeps border patrol chief jason owens up at night. you have the same feeling about those got-aways, chris? >> absolutely. that's one of our main concerns arrests a state agency in texas that we are focused on those got away. that's why when governor greg abbott launched operation lone star three years ago this deploying national guard to the border we are focused on the threats because we know border patrol is tied up processing and that does create more vulnerabilities along the border and with that more criminal activity. more drugs, criminals, cartel members, suspected terrorists, criminal gangs. that was our focus from day one to focus to go after the smugglers and drugs and most importantly the ranchers, impacted in rural texas where have you illegal immigrants trespassing on the country trying to evade capture. the real question is what is the intent behind it? why do people go to that extent it pass to vehicle or truck to make it further into the interior? what are their intentions behind it. we share both of the same sentiment

border patrol chief owens is concerned whether their national security threats and that is a national security threat that he is outlining. i do have to underscore that statistics that are available do show that most of the migrants encountered by border patrol are not serious criminals but it only takes one bad case for this to become a serious challenge for law enforcement. >> and this is one of the most nuanced and complicated issues and you are touching on that. but i know you spent a lot of time in texas and in arizona. how prepared are the border communities for the uptick that is expected to happen in next month? >> that is right. well we traveled to the tucson sector in arizona which is now the busiest border patrol. more are crossing in california and arizona than in texas. a dramatic shift from last year. and the main shelter system there is telling us they may have to reject migrants including families with small children from border patrol because they're running out of federal funds. >> even with when government funding just approved. >> which includes a reduction of fund

owen tippett. it's the tip in in front of the net for the goal and it would be the winning goal. flyers win a tight one with the sharks. final score 3 to 2. >> spring training rolling on the giants face the dodgers in their new pitcher, tyler glass. now in a cactus league match. ups glass now was in mid season form, 5 and a 3rd scoreless innings with 8 strikeouts to get his first spring it was just another day at work for shohei ohtani. he was 3 for 4 with 2 rbi in his second homer in arizona as the dodgers beat giants. 64 ready for spring training to be over in the regular season to start already. alright, that's it for sports. now over to lawrence for some weather. yeah. going to feel like baseball weather around the bay area the next couple days of sunshine coming back. we're done with the rain for now will be. >> windy in spots over the next couple days. those offshore winds going to be kicking in. but out the door tonight. >> now the skies begin to part just a little bit and we're going to see what looks like a return. some nice weather around the bay. area's high pressure r

meghan owen has more.d for the pope this morning. for the pope. but here he was washing the feet of 12 female inmates in a traditional ritual at the start of a busy easter schedule. francis has been the first pope to hold these ceremonies outside of churches. over in malaga, maundy thursday was welcomed by a foreign legion regiment procession, attracting thousands of locals and tourists. from religious rituals to family and, of course, food — it's also match day for chocolatiers around the globe. and this one in paris has run with a sporting theme this year as the country prepares to welcome the olympics. translation: the inspiration for this easter 2024 _ collection was quite obvious to me since this year is devoted to sports in france. so the process was to connect this year of sports as a nod to easter through a strong symbol. and of course, that symbol is the egg. in bosnia, it's all about beeswax. locals are keeping their traditions alive by using it to paint eggs. translation: the women who came befo

meghan owen has been there for us.ings, but particularly cheap food imports and tightening environmental restrictions. now, it comes after a number of eu countries, and countries around the world, who've also staged their own farming protest. but this is the first time in a while that have taken to the streets of central london in their tractors. the government says "we firmly back up farmers, we firmly put agriculture at the forefront of any deals we negotiate" — but i think, from the sounds and looks of it here, farmers just don't accept that in the uk. our reporter meghan owen there in central london. you're live with bbc news. former us president donald trump was back in court on monday for two major updates in his ongoing legal battles. ajudge rejected mr trump's attempts to secure a long delay in his new york hush money trial. mr trump's trial is set to begin on april 15, it will be the first—ever criminal trial of a former president in us history. he is alleged to have made a hush money payment to adult film sta

a petition started by crystal owen, whose son was killed in wales, is calling for greater restrictionsder 25. it has prompted the mums to speak out. there's been other bereaved mums who have been in contact with me, and i know they have had petitions going. why can't we all add our petitions together, because we're all working for the end result? why does it take 100,000 signatures before they will take notice? you know, do you want 100,000 deaths before you will do anything about it? i just wouldn't want anybody to go through the pain that we are going through. why wouldn't you sign this petition? why wouldn't you want to try to protect our young drivers, our young passengers in the car and, you know, and just save lives? all the parents say they know it is too late for their children but they hope a change in the law will help someone else avoid heartbreak. joan cummins with that report. now, a new species of sea slug has been discovered in british waters — by two marine researchers. one of the scientists shared his story with us. these were a serendipitous discovery, i think it is t

border patrol jason owens calls the situation other southern border and national security threat andgot away so far this fiscal year which is something lieutenant with texas dps is reacting to this morning. can. when you hear from the border patrol chief itself talking about the natural security threat is really evident that the federal government continues to ignore the situation on the border. >> take a look at the newest video from el paso 40 - 50 migrants got picked up sunday by the border patrol to be processed and remember we've seen a lot of problems in the past few days. take a look at the next video migrants pulling out a razor wire fence on the border wall their goal is to get past texas law enforcement so they can be processed by border patrol under title eight that's exactly what happened with the migrants involved in thursday's stampede 300 single adult men many from venezuela trampled the texas national guard soldiers on thursday one is charged with assault and more arrest may be coming. >> the people that are coming over are not the people that used to come over a deca

megan owen.cle has sold the tax which powder to the chinese company. the car drives like a normal vehicle but in the space of two minutes can unfold a set of two minutes can unfold a set of wings. if we had 35 minutes between two airports and the larger and 2021 driving on and off the runway at either end. it is amazing, isn't it? could we be in those in the future? i'll be back with top business stories and next on bbc news. we will have more on what is happening in baltimore. see you a moment. hello. the weather is going to throw just about everything at us over the next couple of days. certainly for wednesday — lots of heavy thundery downpours, albeit with some spells of sunshine in between, also quite windy out there. all driven by low pressure centred to the west of the uk. rain and hill snow pushing northwards across scotland. some really heavy rain for a time across eastern counties of northern ireland. that will take a while to clear. and then for england and wales, yes, there will be som

what's been going on with candace owens? oh, yes. well, tell me your thoughts before we were almost out of time. go ahead. what was the, what are the, i'm sorry, what are the smartest people doing podcast right now? when did a very smart as well, thank you very much, but can just as well, i'm sure the thing was happening and, and, and i must say this very quickly. she got into this debate with somebody who claimed she's and you submitted and she basically went very thoroughly like a lawyer and took what he said. and i think he, he withered on divine fairly quickly. ladies and gentlemen, i, i, i am now finding myself in political lock step with people who a year ago i just, i did. oh, i don't get no video. i don't even know to kansas owens whether she is. i'm so tired of being caught in a boat about just it gets barely, there was an energy and somebody does either. she basically did this, and there is this unique faction. there is this elevation. but put it on the line. all you gotta have to hold the thought until next week. okay, we'

i don't even, i'm not sick. kansas owens. whether she is, i'm so tired of being caught in a boat about just to conspiracy. there was an energy and somebody does either. she basically did this, and there is this unique faction. there is this elevation, but put it on the line. all you have to hold the thought until next week. i gave a run out of time. fascinating discussion, or to take my guess in columbus, new york and of course interest and, and i want to thank my viewers for watching us here at r t c. you next time remember prospect most of the time, exception. and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. you do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different listed of opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do you have the state department c i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't myself stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching

do you think candace owens is right to stick her professional credibility on this? you ask me the question, do you think she's really a man? i don't know the least offensive answer to that. if i say no, obviously not. obviously, she's always a woman. am i going to have her husband knock on my door going, do you reckon my missus a woman, do missus as a woman, do you? >> you could accused of >> yeah. you could be accused of transphobia don't, you transphobia if you don't, if you don't you you don't say that, you know, you think conspiracy is correct? >> well, i think it's an odd thing to. because, okay, it could be but then it could could be true, but then it could not be. but why you prepared not be. but why are you prepared to the line not be. but why are you prepared to something the line not be. but why are you prepared to something that the line not be. but why are you prepared to something that maye line not be. but why are you prepared to something that maye lmay for something that may or may not? all would say is someone not? all i would say is someone like li

. >> aishah: bill, border patrol chief jason owens sounding alarm at number of known got aways at thethern boarder and now he's warning that terrorists and other dangerous people are likely slipping through the cracks and coming into the country. nate foy is live at the border in eagle pass, texas. nate, if this is happening they just need people, weapons and planning. what did the chief say about the risk? reporter: well, he said that it keeps him up at night, aishah. chief ownens said we're approaching 1 million illegal crossings so far this year and border patrol doesn't have resources for 140,000 known got aways for this fiscal year and comes as new video today from el paso and it's been a hot spot with more myograns being processed there today and new cbp numbers show el paso sector led the entire southern border in migrant encounters yesterday and chief ownens said that's no -- owens said that's no coincidence. >> returning from their perspective and they're safe and tied up we're doing this and what are they doing a couple miles down the road? reporter: aishah, texas dps giving

she was - speaking to my colleague megan owen. the russian government deny killing alexei navalny.lowing that supreme court ruling, stay with us. hello there. much of the country had a pretty decent day today with some good spells of sunshine around. most places stayed dry, but there was wetter and breezier weather pushing into the south west of england, south wales. that rain will continue to journey northwards across much of the country during the overnight period. it will tend to weaken a little bit as it moves northwards, but it will become breezier for a time as the cloud and the rain pushes its way northwards and eastwards. behind it, skies will tend to clear, but we'll see a rash of showers, some of them heavy running into the channel islands and cross into southern england at times. maybe some showers pushing into northern ireland now where we have the cloud and the rain, then temperatures won't be as low as where they'll be, where skies clear, and, again, a touch of frost, maybe the odd mist or fog patches, winds fall light. then into tuesday, we've got that overnight weat

and owen farrell says he's still happy with his decision to step away from international rugby. along to sports day. we start with what's set to be a big week for international football, not least for wales, who face one of their final hurdles in qualification for this summer's european championship. they take on finland in their play off semifinal tie on thursday in cardiff. they are, of course, without their talisman, gareth bale, who retired over a year ago, as they look to make a third successive euros. thomas duffin reports. relaxed and relishing another chance of making it to a major tournament. the manager says his players will draw on the experience of recent world cup play off matches in cardiff, when wales made the most of home advantage. we've been there, we've been through it. so i think having gone through that as a player, it's certainly helped. in situations like this, pressures is pressure, whether you're a manager, whether you're a player. so we've all been exposed to pressurised situations and i think you learn it's never comfortable, but you learn to deal with

and owen farrell says he's still happy with his decision to step away from international rugby.orts day.

it takes two people to fully understand the phenomena that valerie biden owens and. so we are going to have we're going to divide that. and so the senator will go first and then i'll follow. i do want to announce that i attempted to make valerie my second wife recently. it didn't it didn't go well. but see if you all can. me oh, this is a two against one here. so you come with me. okay with me on this? yes. john at one point, what you referring to? we were friends and and he said, know you are one of my fave women. i said, excuse me on the phone. you were one of my favorite women. said one of not any longer. i mean, who's going to be one of right? none of you would take that. so. all right. well with that opening. okay. i could tell you the quick story of how i met valerie, although i know she did remember it after all these years because i was one of many people who came into her life because of her brother, joe. and i'll explain it. so in 1987, i in the house of representatives, i got in there in 83. and when joe decided he was thinking about running and then decid

chief owen said they are dictated in the flow of illegal immigration.where we added to the account a few moments ago a few hours ago. chief owens is more concerned about the migrants who don't turn themselves over to border patrol. you mentioned those 140,000 known cutaways those are migrants who triggered a sensor or were seen on camera but than disappeared into the united states. >> that's a national security threat. border security is a big piece of national security. if we don't know who is coming into our country and we don't know what their intent is that's a threat. they are exploiting a vulnerability on our border right now. >> new numbers show the el paso sector led the entire border sunday. it was also the case last week after the migrant stampede. over 300 single adult men trampled texas national guard soldiers. today governor abbott said more soldiers were deployed and more razor wire installed at the border this weekend and el paso p. continue to reinforce border barriers and repel any illegal immigrants. texas is holding the line. meanwhil

keeping them was not an easy task. at first a lot of attempts were made by jean vilepropower and richard owen, but this problem was solved by someone else, english naturalist philip henry guss. gos proposed the idea of the aquarium by writing a book about the wonders of marine life. his glass cube opened the window to the unknown world, a window that could... be a small branch of the magic of the sea before human's eyes. henry guss's aquarium idea was immediately welcomed. it stepped beyond the boundaries of scientific studies and became popular. all of sudden there was a huge demand for having a home aquarium. a demand that brought a piece of the sea to the people's homes. and was source of pride for its owners. a little later on, shops related to this profession were established one by one. the construction of aquariums progressed rapidly and larger samples of it reach zeus. of course, in the meantime, philip henry gos was depressed. suddenly he realized what a disaster the aquarium idea would lead to. a tragedy... that was a great sorrow to him, gosa's distress was real, during the last ce

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philosophy of religious studies, owen anderson joins us now. dr.nderson, in the training, what do they teach you? >> thanks for having me on. this is first time i've had required dei training and what is objectable, it divides people based on race and assigns blame based on skin color, that is essence of racism and there is state law that prohibits state money be ing used to teach racil blame or judgement. >> ainsley: you told our producers yesterday, you sat through faculty meetings where christians and conservatives are -- give us more examples. >> a few years ago i was told i need to decolonnize my classroom and give proof i decolonized my syllabus. that is a marxist philosophy about the modern world. i was asked to impose that philosophy and i accounted then and there, as well. >> lawrence: here is what the university told us, they said goldwater institute misled the court and there is argument that represents political perspect i ive not based on law. education environment of all backgrounds will continue and university will respond appropriat