brexit supporters , people in red wall supporters, people in red wall seats. he just doesn't. he's got the metropolitan voters in the cities in the bag, so to speak. he needs to win those brexit supporters over in the red wall seats and that lammy coming out saying what he has today won't help that at all. >> so you think he's got it wrong in that respect? alice do you think that keir starmer on the whole can go on saying almost nothing about everything? indeed do you think that this one example of being rather precise about a policy which is beginning to come unstuck will simply encourage him more to say nothing very much about anything? yes. >> if you look at the >> i think if you look at the polls, he's very to win polls, he's very likely to win the election. and i think the next election. and i think his strategy probably to his best strategy is probably to just little as possible. just say as little as possible. but i think we see with but i think what we see with keir when he does come keir starmer, when he does come out detail is that out with detail is

unite launches red wall push for more radical labour policies. financial times labour government would seek to rewrite brexit deals. starmer pledges the i. news says an open secret. russell brand broadcasters face questions over failures. the telegraph bbc forces into urgent inquiry over brand and daily star britain on the lash and those were your front pages . we need to find out front pages. we need to find out more about this. first up, we go to the mirror. lewis what have they got? they have. what did tv chiefs about chiefs know? and it's about russell , who i who i know russell brand, who i who i know slightly or met. >> okay, slightly. and it says bbc and c4 to probe rape and assault scandal . bbc and c4 to probe rape and assault scandal. i don't bbc and c4 to probe rape and assault scandal . i don't know assault scandal. i don't know what to say about this. i was thinking i was thinking what would what what should i say? i was thinking what would russell brand say about any of us if a situation? what would he say about himself if it wasn't

what does all of mean for the red wall of that mean for the red wall vote?and went through the vote? and we went through the polling . we sat here polling last night. we sat here and it was clear that 2019 voters, a good solid two thirds of them thought sunak was right. so have labour position this correctly? have labour got this right? give me your thoughts please. farage at gbnews.com. joining me matthew lazar, former head of broadcasting at the labour party, and ed miliband advisor. and now with policy network. well i think both of us are quite refreshed. >> absolutely actually a debate i know are. you're absolutely right, nigel. i mean, it's good to see a proper debate about policy and not about slices of cake or curries or, you know, what you know , now what is anything, you know, now this is interesting because professor goodwin , where you are. >> absolutely. with a piece of exclusive polling and it made it clear that the comfortable urban middle classes suburbia , they middle classes suburbia, they actually rather like their electric cars and they ca

what does all of mean for the red wall of that mean for the red wall vote?and went through the vote? and we went through the polling . we sat here polling last night. we sat here and it was clear that 2019 voters, a good solid two thirds of them thought sunak was right. so have labour position this correctly? have labour got this right? give me your thoughts please. farage at gbnews.com. joining me matthew lazar, former head of broadcasting at the labour party, and ed miliband advisor. and now with policy network. well i think both of us are quite refreshed. >> absolutely actually a debate i know are. you're absolutely right, nigel. i mean, it's good to see a proper debate about policy and not about slices of cake or curries or, you know, what you know , now what is anything, you know, now this is interesting because professor goodwin , where you are. >> absolutely. with a piece of exclusive polling and it made it clear that the comfortable urban middle classes suburbia , they middle classes suburbia, they actually rather like their electric cars and they ca

seats, but well beyond the red wall.have seen comments coming from conservative whatsapp groups, not a single one is coming out as negative so far. so this is very significant . and i must very significant. and i must make the point that , you know, make the point that, you know, the prime minister is very clear. we all want a greener planet in the future. but the way we are going about it is going very different and going to be very different and much proportionate and much much more proportionate and much fairer to people. that's the key thing. >> marco longhi, thank you for joining me once again on this show on gb news. well joining me with extraordinary timing is matt goodwin, pollster and professor of politics at the university of kent. i'm also joined by quintin wilson, former top gear presenter and campaigner for low emission and electric cars. matt i can't believe your luck, really. you've commissioned a piece of polling that you said you would exclusively reveal on this programme before we even knew that rishi s

seats, but well beyond the red wall. have seen comments coming from conservative whatsapp groups, not a single one is coming out as negative so far. so this is very significant . and i must very significant. and i must make the point that , you know, make the point that, you know, the prime minister is very clear. we all want a greener planet in the future. but the way we are going about it is going very different and going to be very different and much proportionate and much much more proportionate and much fairer to people. that's the key thing. >> marco longhi, thank you for joining me once again on this show on gb news. well joining me with extraordinary timing is matt goodwin, pollster and professor of politics at the university of kent. i'm also joined by quintin wilson, former top gear presenter and campaigner for low emission and electric cars. matt i can't believe your luck, really. you've commissioned a piece of polling that you said you would exclusively reveal on this programme before we even knew that rishi

we have shown the next election will not be all about the red wall, it is about the blue wall as wellformer tory heartlands where we have shown we are the only ones who can win, the only ones who can bring the change people crave and even better, with the winner richard in devon, sarah in somerset, and superb local government success, we can now proudly say the liberal democrats are back in the west country! cheering ed davey giving his speech in turn back at the party conference. we are downed by a — back at the party conference. we are downed by a former— back at the party conference. we are downed by a former liberal- back at the party conference. we are | downed by a former liberal democrat director of policy. —— we are joined. how did he do? he director of policy. -- we are joined. how did he do? he did very well and i thought _ joined. how did he do? he did very well and i thought it _ joined. how did he do? he did very well and i thought it was _ joined. how did he do? he did very well and i thought it was a - joined. how did he do? he did very well and i thought it was a very

next, unite launches red wall push for more radical labour policies.n industrial constituencies across the uk, demanding more radical policies on energy, steel and green jobs. union leader sorry unhes green jobs. union leader sorry unites leader sharon graham, who's been publicly critical of keir starmer, said funding earmarked for labour would instead be funnelled into stoking public pressure for the party to shift its position on key issues, including nationalisation of energy companies. also in the guardian , the story that won't go away tv chiefs investigate brand allegations, though of course that's russell brand, pictured leaving a london theatre after performing a comedy set last night. of course, my methods in extreme , highly troubling and extreme, highly troubling and devastating allegations of rape and sexual assault allegations, which brand denies an open secret, says the eye newspaper russell brand . and broadcasters russell brand. and broadcasters face questions over failures . face questions over failures. the mirror brand and predator c

next, unite launches red wall push for more radical labour policies.n industrial constituencies across the uk, demanding more radical policies on energy, steel and green jobs. union leader sorry unhes green jobs. union leader sorry unites leader sharon graham, who's been publicly critical of keir starmer, said funding earmarked for labour would instead be funnelled into stoking public pressure for the party to shift its position on key issues, including nationalisation of energy companies. also in the guardian , the story that won't go away tv chiefs investigate brand allegations, though of course that's russell brand, pictured leaving a london theatre after performing a comedy set last night. of course, my methods in extreme , highly troubling and extreme, highly troubling and devastating allegations of rape and sexual assault allegations, which brand denies an open secret, says the eye newspaper russell brand . and broadcasters russell brand. and broadcasters face questions over failures . face questions over failures. the mirror brand and predator c

but don't we have that with the red, we have now that with the red, red blue wall, with the blue red l itself is of lib dems in a lot of is kind of lib dems in a lot of seats. labour has to keep has to keep both happy. and so what an interesting development this week. we shouldn't really get picked from the picked up on was from the guardian was unite labour's guardian was the unite labour's biggest backer has said biggest union backer has said that rather than its that it's rather than giving its spare cash its political fund spare cash in its political fund directly party, directly to the labour party, it's fund campaign ads it's going to fund campaign ads in which have got it's going to fund campaign ads inbig which have got it's going to fund campaign ads inbig industrial which have got it's going to fund campaign ads inbig industrial base.:h have got it's going to fund campaign ads inbig industrial base. and ve got it's going to fund campaign ads inbig industrial base. and you ot a big industrial base. and you might they were kind of might think they were kind of for describe. yo

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we showed the next election will not be all about the red wall. it is about the blue wall, as well and we have shown we are the only ones who can bring the change people crave. and even better, with the victory of richard in devon and sarah in somerset and superb local government we can now proudly say that the liberal democrats are back in the west country.— a second front against the conservatives where every liberal democrat vote is the powerful vote for change but now comes the big one. the general election. for the british people, the next general election cannot come quickly enough and people are desperate for change. while rishi sunak clings on, out of touch and out of ideas, ourjob and our responsibility is to show that british people, change is possible, and that we are ready and this week we have done just that. we have shown we have got the policies and the passion and the people, notjust to get the conservatives out but to deliver real change people want, the fair deal people deserve.— fair deal people deserve. applause our task is to

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i think with mr sunak does he actually support this idea of red wall, those those those red wall, thoseo vigorously won by boris johnson back in the 20 1919 general election? he's got to do more to show he does care for the north. of course, he's the mp for richmond in yorkshire. we know that. but what do? he's to what will he do? he's got to show levelling more than show levelling up is more than just talk just warm words. people talk rightly better rightly about linking better liverpool manchester hull on liverpool and manchester hull on the east coast of england. and that's the kind of thing people want whether they want to see. and whether they look more spending in look at doing more spending in that and down and that space and down and rephasing, as i say hs2, that could be where it goes but it's not helpful having all these noises off when the pm is trying to get himself back on front to get himself back on the front foot his long term foot with his long term planning. saw week on planning. as we saw last week on net zero. >> okay, chris hope in our new westminster very good to w

i actually did a chart a little, you know, chart between red wall friendly and not red wall. new houses , and not forcing you new houses, and not forcing you to have a heat pump boiler. but on the non very red wall friendly hs2 if you live in the north it looks like a blow to you. it's complicated, but you know, a north friendly know, it's not a north friendly policy. i'm the north and policy. i'm from the north and i can you they don't. well, can tell you they don't. well, they don't want it. well, no, they don't want it. well, no, they it. and they do want it. and even though, they certainly though, you know, they certainly don't kind of stop don't want it to be kind of stop halfway, tax halfway, the inheritance tax proposal affect very proposal does only affect a very small people, small number of people, almost all of whom in london, in all of whom live in london, in the because of the south—east, because of house pnces prices affecting their wealth. we'll be discussing i'm not saying or wrongs in saying rights or wrongs in london. yeah, well, i think and then, this week,

among the red walls. carpets with patterns of casino owners and administrators by court decision. already sent. there are two more participants in the season. they will await trial under house arrest. the russian minister of internal affairs, as part of his visit to kazakhstan, took part in a meeting of the council of the heads of the ministry of internal affairs of the country participating in the commonwealth of independent states, which was discussed by the heads of the cis police departments, andrei romanov will tell you he is accompanying our minister on a working trip. an inspector of the road patrol service of kazakhstan uses a work tablet to configure speed cameras located on the roof of a service car. and what limiter are you setting now? in the city 60, that is, you set this limit and now you are going to the city to find out. so, exactly, the patrol car is heading to the center of the city of turkestan along the way. smart technology identifies speed violators . built-in cameras broadcast this process on a large screen in the local police department building. this is a

and that red wall, to though.obs and training to our areas because all we're reading about in the daily telegraph , all the in the daily telegraph, all the right wing press now daily mail is broken. britain, they're right . why they've taken so long right. why they've taken so long to discover it, i don't know . to discover it, i don't know. and the most broken bits of britain are the red wall down here in london. it's fabulous. it's not fabulous, but it's very rich . it's easy. great public rich. it's easy. great public transport, good quality of life. you go up , as i transport, good quality of life. you go up, as i do, to visit friends, family in northern england , broken down windows, england, broken down windows, rubbish streets . rubbish streets. >> i think you're painting. i think. i think with respect, you are painting a very bleak picture . no, no, no, no. picture. no, no, no, no. >> i've never. i've always argued consistently this kind of hinterland where everyone's just constantly in a wetherspoons drow

the red wall remain leave axis has re—emerged. who voted brexit older voters conservative voters, those who are more socially conservative, the working classes, rural voters all seem to be right behind it. olivia it seems to me we have another brexit split here. the same political schism within the tory party and also amongst the electorate. but it seems to have paid off, at least in the polling. that's what we're seeing now . seeing now. >> well, i think that'll be music to the ears of rishi sunak and his cabinet. that poll , they and his cabinet. that poll, they know very well that the red wall is really, really key to winning the next election. a lot of those seats are really marginal. so just a few a few hundred votes to labour could make those seats change hands and win the general election. one way or the other. rishi sunak was very keen to get the red wall feeling behind the conservative again and with this announcement it sounds like he might have done just that. of course the prime minister maintains that this was not a p

can marry the two seemingly different groups of the country that he needs to bring together, the red walln seats which have a bit more remain about them, so he has to walk a tight path. trying to put himself into a position now seems like a bit of misstep. the into a position now seems like a bit of misstep-— of misstep. the city of lights and the ci of of misstep. the city of lights and the city of dreams, _ of misstep. the city of lights and the city of dreams, and - of misstep. the city of lights and the city of dreams, and the - the city of dreams, and the next stop on keir starmer�*s european odyssey, with a meeting with emmanuel macron. in a moment we will hearfrom a labour mp and a labour prospective mp but i am joined by a conservative mp first of all. first of all, what do you make of the plans of labour for a possible return steel?— plans of labour for a possible return steel? some of what was announced was _ return steel? some of what was announced was consistent with l announced was consistent with what they have intimated at the dispatch box or the way through the debates on

morocco is a country in north africa, just south of portugal and spain home to the famous red walls that surround the old city and mary unesco, world heritage site videos on social media. so buildings reduced to rubble and dust. in addition to the people killed more than 150 are you with u.s.. geological survey says the quake had a preliminary magnitude of 6.8 when it hit a rock over late friday that was followed by a magnitude 4.9 aftershock. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with more on the quake. lawrence. that is a really big earthquake. yeah, you know, california, we get big quakes and this would be huge play for a lot of our buildings are made from different materials. we've got a lot of would involve their some give to it. >> and that part of the world, they're building mainly out of brick and adobe in. we got a quick like that and it causes them to crumble. and so this a major earthquake in morocco, it's right the boundary between the eurasian plate and also the african plate. and that's where you see a rift valley. there in morocco. and they have a lot of earthqu

scum does not play down well in red wall areas.his is the woman along with keir starmer , who actually really starmer, who actually really supported corbyn. and they also tried to stop brexit. dan i was in the lobby trying to fight for brexit. they was in the opposition lobbies, trying to stop brexit. they want a second referendums. they will. >> we can't forget that . we >> we can't forget that. we can't forget that with hindsight and also . it stopped brexit. and also. it stopped brexit. >> but still , yes, but besides >> but still, yes, but besides that, let's not forget they backed corbyn who wanted rid of the nuclear deterrent. >> they wanted to come out nato where would ukraine be now if that had happened under a labour government ? so they are government? so they are dangerous and temporary because of jeremy corbyn. >> so yeah, but actually corbyn esters, they backed him and between that, that is a fair point , isn't between that, that is a fair point, isn't it? >> i mean we should not forget the ipso dream man that angela r

the red wall will love it.ou know, the tory mps, nigel, you know, the tory wets are all for net zero. actually lots of them actually want it to be toughened up . want it to be toughened up. >> yes, i mean, david cameron ten years ago said vote blue, go green and finished up with a candidates list full of people who really ought to be standing for the green party. you know, more than standing for the conservatives i mean, no country in the western world has reduced their carbon dioxide output more than we have. and we've done it by de—industrializing . we've by de—industrializing. we've doneit by de—industrializing. we've done it by taxing the poor. we've done it by pursuing a wind energy strategy , which means we energy strategy, which means we have to import electricity from france, belgium and norway . i france, belgium and norway. i mean, the whole thing has been insane. but no, dan, i'm with you. credit where it's due. the reaction action from the labour party will be fascinating and the reaction from boris

scum does not play down well in red wall areas. this is the woman along with keir starmer , who actually really starmer, who actually really supported corbyn. and they also tried to stop brexit. dan i was in the lobby trying to fight for brexit. they was in the opposition lobbies, trying to stop brexit. they want a second referendums. they will. >> we can't forget that . we >> we can't forget that. we can't forget that with hindsight and also . it stopped brexit. and also. it stopped brexit. >> but still , yes, but besides >> but still, yes, but besides that, let's not forget they backed corbyn who wanted rid of the nuclear deterrent. >> they wanted to come out nato where would ukraine be now if that had happened under a labour government ? so they are government? so they are dangerous and temporary because of jeremy corbyn. >> so yeah, but actually corbyn esters, they backed him and between that, that is a fair point , isn't between that, that is a fair point, isn't it? >> i mean we should not forget the ipso dream man that angela

well, i think red wall seats. onship with the eu around, as i said, single market customs union, freedom movement. >> you know, people can be very clear where we stand that, clear where we stand on that, but not afraid to but we're also not afraid to say, look, we do need an improved trading relationship with that's in our with the eu that's in our national that help national interest that will help our help our our economy to grow and help our businesses to prosper. so we're being clear about what our being very clear about what our red lines are, but also what we need get the economy back on need to get the economy back on track. okay. >> okay. we'll leave it there. thank very much indeed thank you very much indeed for joining thank you. >> well, does that make sense to you? maybe it does. you know, being very there, they being very clear there, they have red lines. no freedom have the red lines. no freedom of movement, no single market. but, know, there important but, you know, there important red says the labou

we've shown the next election won't be all about the red wall. en change. people crave. and even better , with richard's win in better, with richard's win in devon, sarah's in somerset and superb local government success, we can now proudly say the liberal democrats are back in the west country . the west country. a second front against the conservatives, where every liberal democrat vote is the powerful vote for change. but now comes the big one. the general election for the british people. the next general election can't come quickly enough. election can't come quickly enough . people are desperate for enough. people are desperate for change. and while rishi sunak cungs change. and while rishi sunak clings on out of touch and out ofideas clings on out of touch and out of ideas , is our job, our of ideas, is ourjob, our responsibility is to show that british people that positive change is possible and that we are ready to fight for it whenever the election comes. this week, done just that. we've shown that we have the policies, the passion and th

the red wall will love it.ou know, the tory mps, nigel, you know, the tory wets are all for net zero. actually lots of them actually want it to be toughened up . want it to be toughened up. >> yes, i mean, david cameron ten years ago said vote blue, go green and finished up with a candidates list full of people who really ought to be standing for the green party. you know, more than standing for the conservatives i mean, no country in the western world has reduced their carbon dioxide output more than we have. and we've done it by de—industrializing . we've by de—industrializing. we've doneit by de—industrializing. we've done it by taxing the poor. we've done it by pursuing a wind energy strategy , which means we energy strategy, which means we have to import electricity from france, belgium and norway . i france, belgium and norway. i mean, the whole thing has been insane. but no, dan, i'm with you. credit where it's due. the reaction action from the labour party will be fascinating and the reaction from boris

we showed the next election will not be all about the red wall. est country.— a second front against the conservatives where every liberal democrat vote is the powerful vote for change but now comes the big one. the general election.

but of a hero in the red wall?nson mr net course, boris johnson is mr net zero and also mr hs2. >> well well boris is a hero in the red wall. he still is. you know, lots of people got a lot of but, you know, fair of love, but, you know, fair play of love, but, you know, fair play to rishi. we wouldn't have got the coal mine in cumbria with pretty sure of with boris. i'm pretty sure of that. wouldn't have got these that. we wouldn't have got these changes few weeks changes over the past few weeks on and diesel cars, on on net zero and diesel cars, boilers. yep. and we wouldn't have got the suella speech, i don't think the states don't think in, in the states just days ago. this is, just a few days ago. so this is, you it's red meat, if you you know, it's red meat, if you like, voters and we're like, for my voters and we're moving the right direction. moving in the right direction. >> suella braverman >> it's suella braverman a divisive, figure in this divisive, toxic figure in this country. she bring shame on countr

but of a hero in the red wall?nson mr net course, boris johnson is mr net zero and also mr hs2. >> well well boris is a hero in the red wall. he still is. you know, lots of people got a lot of but, you know, fair of love, but, you know, fair play of love, but, you know, fair play to rishi. we wouldn't have got the coal mine in cumbria with pretty sure of with boris. i'm pretty sure of that. wouldn't have got these that. we wouldn't have got these changes few weeks changes over the past few weeks on and diesel cars, on on net zero and diesel cars, boilers. yep. and we wouldn't have got the suella speech, i don't think the states don't think in, in the states just days ago. this is, just a few days ago. so this is, you it's red meat, if you you know, it's red meat, if you like, voters and we're like, for my voters and we're moving the right direction. moving in the right direction. >> suella braverman >> it's suella braverman a divisive, figure in this divisive, toxic figure in this country. she bring shame on countr

so scotland's bit like the red scotland's a bit like the red wall. people do need , labour wall.r needs to deal, but i think labour will win rutherglen and that we're back in that will show we're back in contention we can pick up contention and if we can pick up seats there then we're then we're a national party again. that's keir. that's important for keir. >> thank very >> john mcternan, thank you very much joining me this much indeed for joining me this morning. stay tuned , folks, morning. now stay tuned, folks, because later on i'm going be because later on i'm going to be speaking alastairstewart, speaking to alastair stewart, who'll why he made who'll be revealing why he made the earlier this the decision earlier this year to call time on regular broadcasting and in just a minute, from lord minute, i'll hear from lord theodore the former theodore agnew, the former anti—fraud minister who resigned in house commons last in the house of commons last year a lack action on year due to a lack of action on covid fraud. but first, it's going to be hot again. here's the weather . t

so she would say that she is speaking for a lot of people out there, a lot of red wall voters, own redare the key to winning the next election, not as she would put it, the london dinner party circuit that deeply disapprove of her. and much as she would say of our political and media class. and this this is her argument. and i do think while it will be disdained by a lot of mainstream broadcasters, i do think it will have some resonance on the back benches. it will be interesting to see how she's greeted when she how she's greeted pip when she turns tory party turns up at tory party conference in manchester where you just took the right you just took the words right out of my mouth. >> economics and business editor liam so liam halligan. thank you so much. now, did you know that at least one dog is being abused in the uk every single hour of the day? that's come from the rspca ? >> 7- >> yeah, 7 >> yeah, north—west of england. reporter sophie reaper went to the animal charity rspca wallasey to find out more. just to warn you, the following report does contain some distressing . distres

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. >> it is on the other side of this big red wall. but it is going to be exciting.s could watch at home like this but you could also watch via the max app when you could get anywhere. and we're going to be covering all of the stuff that cnn does the best. >> and it is on demand and no commercial breaks? >> there are no commercial breaks. >> that is wild. >> so that might mean -- >> that is a whole new world. >> that is a little less tea or diet coke. but i know we're still be in each other's lives and work and hair occasionally as well. >> we've had the best time dancing and doing the news. >> we did dance on television. >> we did. >> remember that moment. >> it was half decent. >> should we dance right now? >> we might ge

who is going to that battle who is going to win that battle for the hearts and the minds of the red wallwill be the that be pressure point, that will be the pressure point, the point. i think the the pinch point. i think at the next election. anyway, she was talking quite tough today, specifically came to specifically when it came to workers let me just have workers rights. let me just have a listen play for you a little listen play for you some of the things that she had to labour's new deal for working >> labour's new deal for working people will transfer from ordinary working people's lives. work will finally pay, rights will be properly enforced. and crucially , it will strengthen crucially, it will strengthen the role of trade unions in our society . so strengthen the role society. so strengthen the role of trade unions in our society. >> in a second, i'll come to you, jacqueline, because i know that you were very heavily involved in trade unions. but before i do that , i'd be rude before i do that, i'd be rude not to start with you, given it was labour's speaking today. was labour'

the red walls make it an attractive place, millions of peels come to see it every year. it's not easy to access. these buildings, the parts that make up the medinas in marrakech date back to around the 12th century, they aware down over time and that's part of the challenge. there's been damage reported in parts of the historic city, damage to these historic parts of the city michael. >> all right larry, appreciate the update, larry medowo for us. earlier i spoke to benjamin brown, a cnn researcher who happened to be in marrakech. he explained when the earthquake happened on friday night. >> in all honesty needed a couple of seconds to understand really what was going on and then many of us who were in the hotel at the time, less went on the street trying to find an open stretch of land obviously. lots of small alleyways in marrakech. made our way for open land. honestly what surprised me at the time, there wreant a lot of pan -- there wasn't a lot of panic, away from high walls or towards buildings. then it kicked in a couple of minutes later, screaming began. i think w

red walls that surround the city, all this happening at a unesco world heritage site. nearby social media video shows rescuers digging through ruined houses in remote villages. morocco's interior ministry says on top of the 2000 dead, there are more than 2000 people injured including about 1400 in critical condition. families are scared their homes are no longer safe to return to. >> people talking about a lot of buildings that collapsed. it happens . down this road. when you go further and further there is a lot of damage that happened to a lot of buildings. some of them are mosques and some are houses. a lot of communities got hurt . >> morocco has declared three days of national mourning. the moroccan black will be flown at half steph the rough country. >>> and a lot of boys sunday will be identical to sunday. take a look at the marine layer this morning. it is patchy and some are waking up to clear skies. if we are in immediate city, we are looking at the marine layer and watch how fast that dissolves away. by the time we get to , 9:00 or 10:00 in the morning. it i

it's home of the famous red walls that surround the old city and mayor a cash, a unesco world heritage site videos on social media show buildings reduced to rubble and dust. the u.s. geological survey says that was followed by a magnitude 4.9 aftershock following that initial quake rather, the death toll is expected to rise as recovery efforts continue. costa county is inviting the community to visit their 9.11 memorial display. it's right in front of fire station 11 in clayton. as you can see, the memorial honors first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice on september. 11th visitors will be able to learn more about some of the first responders in new york who lost their lives. a ceremony is scheduled monday at 11:00am. this display is open to the community through september 12. 4 is your local election headquarters, former house speaker and francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi says she will run for congress again in 2024, the 83 year-old sharing a statement friday. she believes she is still needed to advance san francisco's values for political analyst donna crane and meeting sh

mosque, the damage caused by the building of the written mosque, the weather, parts of the old red sandstone walls, parts of the earthquake damage to the cultural heritage of the country, mehr bast to the city of maghrib, currently investigating the exact amount of damage to the historical buildings of this we can say that it is a city the cultural heritage of the entire region has been severely affected . it has shaken almost the whole world. it threatens all countries that have cultural and historical heritage. similar to this disaster, it happened in bam 20 years ago . within a few seconds, the clay citadel of bam looks like a ruin. everywhere we are always facing this great threat. our expert unesco profile has reported about the damage caused to the cultural heritage of the maghreb, but no serious damage has been reported in today's parts of this city. in riyadh , saudi arabia, the meeting of the unesco world heritage committee is being held these days. they are probably consultation for city registration the maghreb starts in the list of unesco's endangered heritage, similar to what it has g

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from the old red sandstone walls are part of the damage caused by the earthquake to the cultural heritage of maghreb. the exact amount of damage to the historical buildings of this city is being investigated. we can say that the cultural heritage of the entire region has been severely affected. what shook the maghreb is almost all the countries that have cultural and historical heritage are threatened. similar to this disaster happened 20 years ago in bam. within a few seconds, the great adobe citadel of bam seems to be in ruins. the ancient world is always facing this great threat everywhere. unesco, our expert on the damage to means to the cultural heritage of the capital reported, but in today's parts of this city, no serious damage has been reported. these days, a meeting of the unesco world heritage committee is being held in riyadh, saudi arabia. they are likely to start a consultation to register the city of maghreb in the list of unesco's endangered heritage, similar to what has happened to some. and after that, aid for research or partial restorations will begin, but this situati

make damaging clues unesco heritage sites, including a 12th century mosque in the famous red wall surrounding the old city. teams are struggling to reach remote villages because of roads that are blocked by debris and self and service cut off in some areas. morocco's king of some of life an army search teams and urging citizens to find shelter and houses. we'll have more updates from msnbc throughout the evening. ayman from ayman mohyeldin, coming up after the break. i started a dog walking business. oh. [dog barks] no it's just a bunny! only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ wake up, achievers. onyou're making the most of every hour of your life. except the hours that you're sleeping. so why do we leave so much untapped potential on the table? this is a next level bed, for a next level you. my circadian rhythm is kicking your circadian rhythms butt! it's not a competition. i know, but i'm still winning! so, it is a competition. save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep nu

. >> it is on the other side of this big red wall. but it is going to be exciting. listen, you guys could watch at home like this but you could also watch via the max app when you could get anywhere. and we're going to be covering all of the stuff that cnn does the best. >> and it is on demand and no commercial breaks? >> there are no commercial breaks. >> that is wild. >> so that might mean -- >> that is a whole new world. >> that is a little less tea or diet coke. but i know we're still be in each other's lives and work and hair occasionally as well. >> we've had the best time dancing and doing the news. >> we did dance on television. >> we did. >> remember that moment. >> it was half decent. >> should we dance right now? >> we might get yelled at. >> let's not. >> thanks for being with us. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. jim, come back any time. >> good luck, jim. >> i will. ♪ >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. as the nation continues to head into an election where donald trump as of now seems likely to be the next republican presidential n

gary steed for starmer, particularly behind places like the red wall.t. >> well, he's trying to sell it. well at the moment, isn't he? oh, no. what we're going to do is crack down on all those smugglers. you know, people who are smuggling people. but if you hear what the ncaa are meant to be national crime be saying, national crime agency, saying you need be saying, national crime aideterrent. saying you need be saying, national crime aideterrent. yeah. ying you need be saying, national crime aideterrent. yeah. therefore, eed a deterrent. yeah. therefore, you scheme. you you need a rwanda scheme. you need a third country where people are going to if they've got rid of their passport. so you can't send them back to their country. and he their own country. and he is getting rid that deterrent. getting rid of that deterrent. so news is you've got so the good news is you've got the illegal migration bill through labour voted against it. they times. you through labour voted against it. th

try and hold on to those seats in the red wall, try and hold on to those working class communities that party in 2019. there is absolutely no evidence that i've seen or heard within the labour party that people are particularly worried that they're not going to be able to win back those seats and the confidence because confidence is still high because as we talk, as we just said, that, you know, you hear about london policies, london central policies, these are few and far between and too late from the tories. i mean, you've already a fairly you've already got a fairly fleshed out plan from keir starmer talking about taking power away from london and moving it to other parts of the country. things like the energy programme, you know, putting that in scotland, putting that angela rayner and charge a levelling up for example , levelling up for example, somebody who understands the nonh somebody who understands the north roughly. i don't think there's any chance the tories can try catch up on this and can try and catch up on this and they're playing up they're playing catch up and it's be

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