about is not using the oxford comma in their style guide. we all know what the oxford comma is, say it with me: it is the comma before the final conjunction in a list of three or more things. if i invited sam, sally and tom to a party, without the oxford comma, how do i know if sally and tom are a couple - sam, sally and tom - or if they're individuals in a list with sam? sam doesn't know either. he needs to know if he can flirt with sally without tom being all weird about it! or does sam have to get with sally 'and' tom? are they cool with that? 'cuz sam is! what i'm saying is: do you have any idea how many throuples have been destroyed by the lack of an oxford comma? i'm lookin at you, ap, you sick comma twisted comma 'and' kink-shaming freaks! exclamation mark. now i am losing my voice. we are one day back and i am losing my voice. now a lot of online outlets have crumbled under the gulf of america pressure, including google, apple, and axios. but a lone hero stands tall. because mapquest continues to list it as the gulf of mexico. yes! h

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a new oxford-cambridge corridor, redeveloping old trafford, and supporting a runway at heathrow. we are supporting innovation and going further and faster to boost growth. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. i shall have further such meetings later today. >> mr. speaker, this pension increase by 470 pounds, and over the course of this parliament, 1900 pounds, benefiting millions of pensioners. does the prime minister agree that means testing the state pension would do severe harm, and will you confirm that this government will always protect the state pension and the triple log? p.m. starmer: let me be absolutely clear, mr. speaker. there will be no means testing of the state pension under this labor government. we are committed both to the triple block and the principle that people should receive pension based on the contribution, regardless of their wealth. his right to say 12 million pensioners receiving 470 pound increase in april. when people like the opposition say they want means testing, that means a cuts. the difference is, th

synthetic pfas substances are also known as forever chemicals, as their composition makes i've come to oxfordto meet the scientists hoping to solve this problem... they've developed a new machine called a hydrodynamic reactor that uses bubbles which form and collapse due to some of the most difficult chemicals to remove are toxic per— and polyfluoroalkyl substances, better known as pfas. pfas can be found in a variety of everyday products, from food packaging to shampoo, due to their nonstick, stain resistant and waterproof properties. that nonstick pan you have in your kitchen cupboard probably has pfas in it. these synthetic pfas substances are also known them extremely difficult to break down and destroy i've come to oxford brookes university to meet the scientists hoping to solve this problem... ..with bubbles. changes in pressure — a process called cavitation — that helps to clean the water. these bubbles are not like the air bubbles or the temperature bubbles, the boiling bubbles that we see in boiling water, let's say, when you increase the temperature. these bubbles are formed due to

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chancellor clear in her laidiout and the chancellor clear in her speech in made clear in her speech in oxfordget 0xford, are setting the target for a much better, or more important focus on growth. i "et-iff’t—w : thequestion 7 s the question is 7 s the question is how suppose the question is how this what to this changes what needs to for to look happen for things to look brighter, be a bit more optimistic. it is rowing optimistic; ltisjustrowingr ,, . on the optimistic; ltisjustrowingr ~ . on the additional costs or it about setting a clear is it about setting a clear ~ ~ , ~~ for short—term pain direction for short—term pain and maybe a longer term gain? i there are two things the w’ can there are two things the can do. there are governmentcandoc there are like poor payment =:- =—u:- practices, which could be included in a small business bill. we are encouraging the forward 77 forward as as that forward as soon as make part of their possible, make it part of their strategy. the small business strategy. the other thing i think they could do that would have a significant effect on confidence

if this is her growth plan or the other growth plan was we're going to build a train line between oxford cambridge that will rival silicon valley. and everybody held their sides laughing. this was. >> perfectly let. >> perfectly let. >> lloyd comeback. >> lloyd comeback. >> that is that is on the silicon valley thing. i think thatis silicon valley thing. i think that is untrue. i mean, i was with nigel the other after the nigel farage, after the announcement, and he admitted that the silicon valley between oxford and cambridge is actually a good idea. it is a good idea because we are the world leader or the european leader, at least in thinking and developing new technologies. but we are awful at then turning them into commercial projects. so working with the americans, creating a base here, and that is where you want it. and it isn't just about a new railway. it is about, of course, making sure we have the ai revolution, which peter kyle announced only the week before. it is about making sure that we have building all along that arc so that we can have new houses, which she's announced.

and i said, do you not want to go to oxford anymore? she said, no, i really do she said, can you afford to send. and i said, well, thanks to kenneth starr and special counsel, not today, but i'll be. but i said, i, i said by the time by the time you're done, i will be able to and i would be honored to. she said that's what i want to do. well then i said, why? and she said that that rhodes scholarship changed life. you were a from arkansas who never would have had a chance to do anything like that. and i said, well, you think you won't win? she said no, i think i probably would. i said, you think you'd just win because of who your parents are? she said, no, i would win because of the life had the experiences, had the people i've met, the things that i did of you and mom. and he said, some people should not get award for the life they've already they get it for the life they could live. and he said so if you can afford to me that's the way i'd like go because somebody whose life will be changed deserves to have this slot. and i've never b

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like, what did i have friends with oxford? was other countries i was hoping that you know, putting a claim to say, know what was that you guys did it wrong? the news the my fellow americans today, our armed forces joined our nato allies in air strikes against the serbian forces. the, the guy, yearly village spread through us with the we still for we conclude disregarding a fan base is of the nation which is reinforced with the depleted uranium that has a special capacity to say that trade pro, my new car safety point of view. there is no radiological or even, and not even significant consequences. the, the symmetry seems endless. a real city of the dead, where it's very easy to get lost. similar graveyards now exist in iraq and afghanistan. they may soon appear in ukraine with thousands of square kilometers. have already been contaminated with deadly dust for the next 4 and a half 1000000000 years. the, all of the stages are returned by saturday at 12 o'clock i would say cancel it and all that. so let hell break. at last, the

like, what did i have friends with oxford? because other countries i was you know, putting a claim to say no, what was that you guys did it wrong? the news the who, when i was just going to save house and engagement because the trail when so many find themselves worlds of parts, we choose to look so common ground the the, the headline story this, our e learning must x goes after and r t in the account, along with the independent u e base program going underground for allegedly violating social media rules, but failed to provide any evidence whatsoever. they don't agree. i would, i would conceivably, with all the washington threatens to possibly cut a to jordan. and egypt of the nations insist on palestinians remaining and goes and they, donald trump. both nations are entrenched, been top level talks with the whitehouse of the art of world unites to support the intake plus the following russian troops. securing a key done by.

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at one point into the power with keen interest, like whatever happens with oxford because other countries i was hoping that you know, put in a claim to say no, what was that you guys did hit the wrong the news the the climate global warming thoughts. so field warming has become a convenient scape code for, you know, all of the planets problems you know, lived over there is a water resource shortage. they don't blame for water management, bad governance or extravagant use of water. instead, they blamed climate change. the, or the new, the headlights or an off season national as russia is. foreign minister is us count them on hold of the telephone, pulled to washington's request. lensky is coming to terms that a distinctly different future lives. i had put america now looking for peace and full in some of the dialect will be in touch applied to menu, which now demonstrate united states to pressure. i think yes. so we, i don't very happy with it. to be honest, but the interesting question. yeah. the days of washington's all out support for kids certainly seems to be over. as trump including

like, what did i had friends with oxford cause other countries i was hoping that you know, put in a claim to say, know what was invested yet. what's wrong, the news? [000:00:00;00] the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality. distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground? can the the ban on everyone. x goes after an r t in the account, along with the independent u, a based program going on the ground for allegedly violating social media rules despite failing to provide any evidence. if they don't agree, i would, i would conceivably, with all the washington threatened stick a age and jordan and egypt as the nations insist on palestinians remaining and gaza and at donald trump's development, nations are entrenched in top level that the white house at the airport. i'll unite to support the enclave. the as russian troops mop up a key dawn, the city that wa

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way at one point into the power that watching with keen interest, like within the heb principals, oxford was out of time. since i was you know, put in a claim to say no, what was it you guys did it wrong? the news the interim, those of, we always believe that life as a full set goes that all of is ups and downs. india. before the british was that it just nation with the highest gdp in the work. and why did the 100 years of british truly bring it to this low off some 50, interacting the late 30th bank and give us no deeper party here nor i would be my property. my i doing my gods. they went through all of our big spaces. i was see, could spaces off a temporary wireless keep pointed out, these pieces inside the wood lute also in the wood, which is now working to the english, the big city. so quite selling lead. even the heating, the word has been muted into the english lexical of the fall of the stages are returned by saturday at 12 o'clock i would say cancel it and all that. so raw, let hell break all the threats from the us president of the amount to spend related to prison as well with

she founded a program at oxford elementary using poetry and story telling to build confidence. recently honored at the white house as a community leader. serena credits cinnamon girl, her second family, for supporting her growth. now she is giving back by helping girls express their voices and to embrace their identities. >> i kind of just like see myself in them. i think there is something specifically about working with young girls of color who i know myself growing up, i didn't always have all these outlets or these tools to express my voice in the most effective or powerful way that it could be used. >> we're going to have more on her story and the impact of cinnamon girl coming up at 5:00. >>> we invite you to join us as we honor the achievements, contributions, and rich legacy of the bay area's black community. you can watch our special presentation on thursday, february 20. starts at 7:30 right here on kpix. >>> coming up next at 5:00, the rain has moved out, but the water is sticking around sonoma county. how people living along the russian river are dealing with floodi

every thursday after school, you can find serena here at her old elementary school, oxford elementary hi. >> hi. >> how are you? >> reporter: serena meets with fourth and fifth grade girls for the young poet's program she founded. she created the program to empower girls of color to express themselves through poetry, song writing, and story telling. building their confidence, and developing a strong sense of sister hood. fourth grader, dallas, read the poem the girls wrote together. >> the light inside of me, lights the sky. you can see it in my eyes. no need to fight. i can see myself in big booming blasting light. >> i kind of see myself in them. i think there is something specifically about working with young girls of color who i know myself growing up, i didn't always have all these outlets or these tools to express my voice in the most effective or powerful way that can be used. i think that's something i've learned. >> reporter: serena says incredible mentors believing and investing in her, inspires her to give back and encourage young girls just like herself. she credits the or

she founded a program at oxford elementary using poetry and storytelling to build confidence. recently honored at the white house as a community leader, serena credits cinnamon girl, her second family, for supporting her growth. now she's giving back by helping girls express their voices and embrace their identities. >>i kind of just like, see myself in them. i think. there's something. specifically about working with young girls of color who i know myself. growing up, i didn't always have all of these outlets or these tools to express my voice in the most effective or powerful way that i can be >ryan>used. well, since 2003, cinnamon girl has served more than 3000 girls, offering mentorship and leadership development. and we invite you to join us as we honor the achievements, contributions, >>and >>rich legacy of the bay area's black community. watch her special presentation on thursday, february >>20th >>starts at 7:30 >>p.m. >>right here on kpix. >zoe>and we are looking at quite a lot of activity on the way. but there's a break today in the activity, which is great news. i m

you went to oxford. when you got there, did you study anything? gov.oore: i did, i got my masters in international relations. right now i am all but dissertation for my doctorate. in international relations. david: usually when people finish their rhodes scholarships and they get degrees or don't, they come back and run for office, they go to a private equity firm, they go to investment banking firm, they teach. you did something different. what did you do? gov. moore: what was interesting, initially i went to the world of finance and i remember getting a phone call from a friend of mine who at that time was a major. he called me -- a major in the army. he had just finished a tour in iraq and was getting deployed to afghanistan and he called me and said when are you gonna get in , the fight? it was such an indicting question and he was right. i had trained with all of these people, my airborne training, became a paratrooper, and many of these people were on their second and third deployment and i hadn't done a single one. i made the decision and i left

in oxford as well as a b.a. in government theology from georgetown. dr. davis is the president and chief executive officer of the american association of port authorities. where he also serves as general counsel. prior to the aapa, mr. davis served in the federal government as a presidential and congressional appointee for international trade and security. he holds a j.d. and master's degree from the university of pennsylvania and b.s. from the university of pittsburgh. i thank each of our distinguished witnesses for being here today and i now recognize dr. cardon for five minutes to summarize his opening statement. dr. cardon: chairman gimenez and ranking member mciver and members of the subcommittee. thank for you this opportunity to testify on chinese firmses and implications for homeland security. chinese companies invested in port terminals in seven countries in our hemisphere with five terminals in u.s. ports. two chinese state enterprises, comes go and china merchants along with c.k. hutchinson holdings and elite chinese partner in each investment.

so it's at oxford . i mean, i'm not confused about panel. rubio insisted that it was absurd for the us to pay fees to transfer the pin. now it's applied to protect. yes and he offered in all of frank issues, but i respect very much. the fact the panama has a process of laws and procedures that they need to follow as it relates to the kind of a import, the primary and canal authorities will allow them to work through those processes. we intend to bacon amicable. the way our visits were panama canal, aside, the main focus of rubio strip was undocumented migration crime and the flow of drugs to the us border. why them all as president but narrative, a lot of i don't agree to accept to migrant. some other countries deporting from the united states, the goose and el salvador is present at night, offered, which will be a cold and unprecedented migratory agreement. he has agreed to accept for deportation any illegal alien in the united states. it was a criminal from any nationality, b, the m. s 13 or claim that

us from bank of world katie hutchinson, stem students pursuing her doctorate of the university of oxford. so joining us from 10 up in ecuador, far as charging a career coach, content creator and software engineer in san francisco, and meet with a on a silicon valley insider and founder of a me dot a i was helping us helping those hiring find the right fit he's joining us today from terror on thank you all so much for your time. i'm so cause i want to start with you want to just study english literature and what would you say is talk to hey, thank you for your question. i started even just as a job because it was something i was passionate about doing from when i was in the 5th grade, i kind of knew that's the field that i wanted to pursue. and all that's the reason why i went into the arts and humanities died off to my then my icbc board exam, i decided to pursue checking the education. and then when we do it under graduation, followed by a mazda is english teacher, joe, because i knew it from already on the, on that this is something i wanted to do. because i did excuse me, passionate a

will be published by oxford university. and february 2025. in this talk will explain how mount vernon became sacred pilgrimage site for protestants in the early 1800s. thousands of american protestants visited george washington's home to experience the presence of his soul and collect relics his tomb as religious and political objects. to understand talk, you will need to keep a few in mind. there was no real separation between religion and politics in early america. the majority of americans were white protestants of one denomination or another. they considered the everyday practice religion to be apolitical duty. in fact, most americans regarded washington as the protestant father of the american republic. we have to keep in mind that practice agents were a morning people. morning practices were considered material, expressions of devotion to god. protestants mourned. by gathering at deathbeds in hopes, witnessing the peaceful deaths of loved ones which they argued confirmed people's salvage and afterlives in heaven. they inspected corpses,

to ten years in prison for buying their 15-year-old son ethan the gun used in the mass shooting at oxfordcostco workers will soon get a pay hike. the company planning to give many workers $30 an hour after union members threatened to strike according to a memo. this will happen over the next three years, this will include a $0.50 increase for lower paid employees. here's a first person view of a daring helicopter rescue off of a snow-covered mountain in washington state. ice climber had fallen one hundred feet in the cascade mountains northeast of seattle. rescuers finding the kleiner and two others on a ledge at an elevation of 6600 feet. that ice climber flown to a nearby hospital. his condition is not yet known and to those are your headlines. let's turn to rick reichmuth who has our fox weather forecast. harmeet dhillon's >> reporter: temperatures are warming up compared to where we were through much of the month of january, 70 in dallas, 50s across the northeast by the time we get to monday so big improvements in rain across the northeast which was really needed. getting a lot of rai

it's oxford dana bash is none of them are typical voters. never been to a nascar race or where an maga hat. neither have i that's only because danica patrick as a restraining order on me. listen to the anchors reaction when frank tells him that a former hillary supporter likes what trump is doing. >> you have been speaking with a number of voters with hillary clinton 2016, joe biden 2020, who then went for trump in 2024. how are folks seeing the early days of the second trump turn? >> pretty well because they love the pace of change. they were fed up over the last four years and they looked at prices. they looked at affordability and immigration. they didn't see anything happening. they still don't like what he says but like what he does. >> greg: somebody call animal control. get that thing on frank's head neutered. we can't let it reproduce. but you did hear what frank said, they don't like what he says but like what he does. let's queue that call back. >> it's blunt and raw and to some scary. but his deeds are in the service of the countr

. >> the enthusiasm is shared in oxford university's august library where katherine exps the manuscripts of the novel she never finished. >> she writes on to small pieces of paper and writes to the very limits of that paper and leaves very little space and says this is a draft that is going to work the first time. >> for over a million to preserve. >> it's magical. absolutely magical just to think that jane austen touched this and jane austen worked on this. a manuscript is a writer's fingerprint or getting inside the laboratory. [indiscernible] >> collins at your service. >> given ahead of her time, how would have jane austen navigating the minefields? >> i think sometimes it could seem like it is much more complicated. >> here's to you -- [indiscernible] >> jane austen celebrates and the freedom when it comes to her and look how we want to. >> after all, the lesson that austen imparts that true love means overcoming "pride and prejudice." >> be sure to watch "washington week." moderator jeffrey discuss president trump's plans for ending the war in you contain and the new power to elon

he won a scholarship to oxford and i kind of and he just edged my way into cambridge and. but i as the as the years went by, i switched to history. when i went to cambridge university and i realized what it was that so fascinated him. and my father had assumed i would be my father, be came from a working class background, but became editor in chief of the london times and sunday times. my father had assumed because i have a reasonable facility in writing, that i would be a journalist and and that adrian would be the professor. well adrian became a wonderful journalist, mainly the writer of the london independent. and for many years and poor old nigel had to become the professor history. but i certainly don't regret it. and he was a model for me. but but to your point, psychologically, yes. i mean, we we we were very close as twins, slept in the same room for i still now and it is said that are not i identical that we are fraternal i should say that when i was researching my first biography about the man i was in paris and the professor's wife there, who was i? i was lookin

. >> a little thomas lost his life at the oxford center in troy, michigan.providing this type of therapy. do not know why or how this happened and will participate in all of the investigations that now need to take place." deborah: the little boy's mother was right next to the amber when it exploded. she suffered injuries to her arms. when we come back, are you ready for some football? because we are. our super bowl team is getting some credentials. >> announcer: closed caption sponsorship for "inside edition" is brought to you by: >> announcer: stay tuned. there is more "inside edition" to come. >> deborah: the countdown is on for super bowl sunday and lisa guerrero is in new orleans for all the activities along with our special correspondent maggie sajak. ♪ ♪ >> the super bowl is only six days away and i have touched down in new orleans. >> i have hit the ball in new orleans. super bowl, here we come. >> someone else just landed. it is our special super bowl correspondent maggie sajak. >> before we do anything, there one thing we need. >> credentials. >> g

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