reem the you said. reem i like the way you said.manifesto. say i say this is my manifesto. would for reem? let us would you vote for reem? let us know. aaron is probably know. aaron this is probably a tncky know. aaron this is probably a tricky one for you because why? but well , it's very easy to say, but well, it's very easy to say, oh, i'd to love give money to these poorer developing countries. they're suffering from higher sea levels or flooding or or bad things that are happening there. but then you look at the state of scotland currently forecast £1 billion black hole in their funds. where is this money coming from and is this the priority that the first minister of scotland , not the first of scotland, not the first minister of the world, should have? >>i have? >> i look , we'll talk about the >> i look, we'll talk about the substance in a minute. i feel like and you did, to be fair, you pulled your punches because he doesn't mention reparations and he mentions just a little bit, bit fake newsy bit, a little bit fake newsy h

they say they received from reem's saying simply, at reem's we have a policy not to serve anyone armed and in uniform, end quote. e-mail says officers are welcome when they're off duty and not armed. >> you know, i just was like here we go again, you know, with this crap basically. hey, if that's your policy, this just post it for everyone to see, right. like we don't have to play these games. >> earlier this year a san francisco pizza restaurant fired an employee for asking officers to leave, and a north beach business faced backlash back in 2021 after refusing to serve to three officers. right now there's a sign posted outside of reem's saying it is temporarily closed. we reached out to reem's last night after hours but never heard back. >>> search-and-rescue mission still underway this morning. this is after an f-18 fighter jet crashed near san diego. it crashed in a remote part of the marine corps air station miramar just before midnight. now, it is unknown if the pilot was injured or what may have caused that crash. search and rescue operationsre ongoing. officials say that there

up next, it's reem.o blame for the government are to blame for the childcare crisis . and it's the childcare crisis. and it's high time that we lift the reem. >> well, childcare this week is another hot political topic yet again this week. the children and families minister claire casino blamed landlords and other stakeholders for putting up childcare costs. they've blamed them for effectively saying that actually they've been restricting the number of childminders as we've saw, the number of childminders reduced from about 100,000 in the mid 1990s to a whopping 30,000 today. but our landlords are really to blame . i think that really to blame. i think that the government need to actually look in the mirror themselves and think about how they've been themselves, been the cause of high childcare costs. we've got some of the most stringent childcare regulations in europe and actually if we were to mirror some of those european child to staff ratios, we could see childcare costs reduce by about 40. looking

that's what reem was saying earlier on. it comes to the supply of drugs and lots more people are victims. you say ? people are victims. you say? paul says, i couldn't agree more with jubes when it comes to needing more police on the streets. lots of people have that view as well . you've upset that view as well. you've upset a lot of people with your comment about saying that we shouldn't have nuclear weapons. mario says we absolutely need it. paddy and massive capital letters. means business. he letters. he means business. he says wrong. gordon says. says you're wrong. gordon says. however, though, if everyone has these nuclear weapons and no one's going to use them, then what the point of them? what is the point of them? everyone by everyone doesn't have them, by the a select few the way, just a select few massive deterrent that there. massive deterrent that is there. would button? would i push the button? well, it well, it depends what hours? well, first and foremost, if i was the prime minister, god prime minister, whic

we have reached out to reem's to get their side to this, but have not yet heard back.ceived on august 23rd, when they reached out to confirm this policy. now, it reads, quote, at reem's, we do have a policy not to serve anyone that is armed and in uniform. the president of the poa saying they want establishments to clearly post their policy. >> he was told by one of the workers there that they had a policy where they didn't serve people in uniform who were armed. here we go again, you know, with this crap, basically. hey, if that's your policy, post it for everyone to see, right? we don't have to play these games. >> reporter: the officer involved issued a statement saying he was, quote, shocked and disappointed. he says, quote, i politely left because i believe that police officers and community members should spend more time listening to each other than shouting at each other, but you can't do that when your presence isn't wanted and your money is no good. now, the poa was asked, why make this public? and the president of the poa says they want people to know because

joining me is reem ibrahim , joining me is reem ibrahim, communications officer for the iea and of coursebenedict spence and the former editor of labourlist, peter edwards. firstly, i'll turn to you on this, reem, obviously. so look, what's the crux of this report? because people say, well, you just well, you know, are you just bashing sir keir and the labour party? realistically, how on earth going stifle earth are they going to stifle my speech saying a my free speech for saying a woman woman and a man's man? >> well, fundamentally, the report is about freedom of expression threat that expression and the threat that this ideology is now used this ideology is now being used in stifle free speech. >> now, what is the situation at the we've already got the moment? we've already got i mean, thames valley police mean, 2019 thames valley police effectively said that they were going prosecute under the going to prosecute under the pubuc going to prosecute under the public order act, anybody that was materials that was to distribute materials that defined what woman was from the oxford dictiona

joining me now is political reem political commentator reem ibrahim . reem, i'm being ibrahim.ung people don't want to flee the country , but we want to flee the country, but we are seeing more and more of this, aren't we? >> we are, emily. and unfortunately , it feels as unfortunately, it feels as though the government want though the government don't want to anything about this. the to do anything about this. the government effectively have allowed buy off those votes allowed to buy off those votes with the triple lock on pensions. done numerous pensions. they've done numerous amount of policies implemented to help the older generation and unfortunately, those haven't translated to young people. we've still got the highest tax burdens in the second world war andifs burdens in the second world war and it's about 37.7% of gdp. the is failing. we're paying scandinavian level tax is for effectively what is it, american pubuc effectively what is it, american public services . and what that public services. and what that means is that young people don't feel as though there is that

establishment when they are off duty and not armed in quote, in a statement responding to the claims, reem says its policy is meant to keep guns out of its stores is way to ensure the safety of its employees. according to its website, reams mission location is now temporarily closed. the oakland and ferry locations are still open very building. we presume. the loss of a tv icon tonight, one of the most well-known names in television game show history has died. bob barker died at his los angeles home today at the age of 99. mob was a host of hosts. he helmed the price is right for 35 years. it remains the longest running television game show in history and one can argue it's all because of ma barker. he started in news in springfield, missouri, and it didn't take long before people recognize bob, along on tv, he started hosting a show called truth or consequences. back in 1956, he did that until 1972 and the price is right. came calling and we know how the story went after that. he was a humanitarian as well care deeply for animals supporting legislation that would ban captive elephants fro

alex armstrong and reem ibrahim. tonight show, ibrahim.for truth i >> -- >> those calling for the uk to pay >> those calling for the uk to pay slavery reparations are wrong . the uk shouldn't pay wrong. the uk shouldn't pay a penny of reparations. >> are we edging closer than section two to section 28 than ever before? >> should we be sending foreign aid to countries with space programmes ? programmes? >> and why? the government needs to take responsibility for the childcare cost conundrum . childcare cost conundrum. >> it's 8:00 and this is the . >> it's 8:00 and this is the. saturday five. welcome to the saturday five. and despite the best efforts of mick lynch and the rmt to ruin yet another summer weekend, we'll have all made it into the studio and we're on track to deliver another hour of heated debate. benjamin butterworth is completing a well deserved two week suspension for taking the knee on the show. earlier this month. and emily is attending her 10th wedding of the summer. but not to worry, i'll be present and correct. and we're

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now, reem's responded in a statement to sfgate. the bakery says its policy is meant to keep guns out of its stores as a way to make sure of the safety of its employees. however, the statement did not directly respond to the claim of the police unions. there is a move to reverse a ban on street sweeping in one san francisco neighborhood that was put into place nearly 40 years ago. the chronicle reports. the residents of russian hill have now decided having cleaner streets is far better than having easier parking outside their homes. however their efforts to get the street sweepers to return have hit a roadblock. the city says they have to get signatures of more than half of the people living in the area before the city will consider this request . that's a tricky one time now. 718 and sal is back. we have a big problem on 580 in livermore right now. that's right, 580 at isabel. dave and garcia right now it's a problem blocking several lanes. and this crash is going to be there on 580 and traffic had been okay through there. but now

we reached out to reem's but have not heard back.l be mild across the bay area today. another round of hotter temps is around the corner. here is kari hall with our forecast. >> it's going to be a great friday across the bay area. a wide range on temperatures. for all of us, especially in the inland valley, it will be the coolest day in quite a while. we are looking at a high of 85 in livermore. 77 in mountainview. the north bay, the low 80s. saturday, we will bring it up a couple of degrees. not too hot out there with -- especially in the inner bay and the coastline. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. down to san jose, expect it to reach 82 and upper 80s for the tri-valley. we will talk about higher heat coming up in our seven-day forecast. >>> first responders are taking part in a safety effort to help motorcyclists. it's a clinic. they will give advice on what do in a crash and first aid training. training. it's sunday, it's free at 10:00 permission to dig in? granted. breyers carbsmart is so rich, so creamy, it tastes totally off-l

reem's california bakery is responding following claims by the san francisco police officers association that its employees refuse service to officers on instagram. >> the cafe released a statement saying in part quote, in a time of increased gun violence particularly impacting people of color, youth and queer people, we believe that maintaining a strict policy of prohibiting guns in our restaurant keeps us safer. officer does say that a staff member from the bakery refused to serve a first responder in uniform last weekend. in a tweet, the police union referred to the bakery decision as anti-police bigotry. the bakery is located in san francisco's mission district. as kids adjust to being back in school, a special program to help them adjust to all of life's challenges is about to get a new home. abc7 news anchor omar daetz gives us a look at ohana and its unique approach to mental health in just a few short weeks this building will offer help and hope to young people who could use a little of both. >> you're looking at the future home of ohana, a specialized mental health program in mo

reem, i will start with you.think that were racist? do you think that the lionesses are diverse enough ? >> well, 7— >> well, it's 5mm 7 >> well, it's not necessarily about whether they're diverse enough. >> i don't think that that's a really important thing to be talking about at all. the point of the matter is incredibly well, and they were the best players that were chosen to be part of that included football team now in the united kingdom in england and wales. sorry that according to last year, census 82% of residents are white. so it doesn't matter whether or not they are representative of a particular city like london, where it is incredibly diverse. what's important is that the best players were chosen and actually find it quite offensive . you know, as an ethnic minority myself, for us to be constantly talking about race. but we need to be talking about is who the best person is for the and clearly the best the team. and clearly the best players were chosen. >> all right. for me, i'll >> okay. all right.

so peter spencer michael kill reem ibrahim and ben habib.e on that one. and if you go into the pub, try not to look at david's wrong . you're with dawn david's wrong. you're with dawn neesom gb news, on tv neesom on gb news, on your tv and digital radio. don't go and on digital radio. don't go anywhere. more coming up very soon after the news headlines with tatiana sanchez . with tatiana sanchez. >> donna, thank you and good afternoon. this is the latest from the gb newsroom. the lawyers representing the families of two of lucy libby's victims have called the independent inquiry inadequate. the government ordered a non—statutory investigation after the former nurses conviction yesterday. it will look at the circumstances surrounding the deaths and incidents, including how concerned was raised by clinicians were dealt with. in a statement, the lawyers said the inquiry doesn't have the power to compel witnesses to provide evidence or produce documents and therefore lacks real teeth. letby was found guilty of the murder of seven babies and the

elegant easy with 389 horsepower for its electric with an edge get 2.9 financing for 36 months on aria reem's california bakery is responding following claims by the san francisco police officers association that its employees refuse service to officers on instagram. >> the cafe released a statement saying in part, quote, in a time of increased gun violence, particularly in impacting people of color, youth and queer people, we believe that maintaining a strict policy of prohibiting guns in our restaurant keeps us safer. officers say that a staff member from the bakery refused to serve a first responder in uniform last weekend. and in a tweet, the police union referred to the baker's decision as anti-police bigotry. the bakery is located in san francisco's mission district. and as kids adjust to being back in school, a special program to help them adjust to all of life's challenges is about to get a new home. abc7 news anchor omar daetz gives us a look at ohana and its unique approach to mental health in just a few short weeks. >> this building will offer help and hope to young people who coul

and coming up in the next hour, we'll look at how reem's california bakery in san francisco with thatolice officers association is pretty upset. and some new details about the fight inside of an in-n-out restaurant in the south bay that ended with two people stabbed. the details on who and what the police are now looking for. is back now at lucky! come kick off the season with our shop and score game that'll have you cheering for more! play for a chance at over 25 million in prizes and money saving offers - like this and this, or even this! or try to win $100,000 in guaranteed prize money. shop your favorite brand sporting the monopoly tag for unlimited game tickets and get ready to win at lucky! they will try to sterilize what happened and blame mental health issues. but racism is not a mental health issue. the shooting victims were two black men and one black female. the gunman who was white took his own life and jacksonville police are investigating the shooting as a hate crime that shooter, 21 year old ryan palmateer, was wearing body armor and had a handgun in and an assault type

psychiatric nurse matthew stadlen, political commentator , stadlen, political commentator, reem ibrahim stadlen is is it time? do we need to is it is it time? do we need to go now? is it is it time? do we need to go i now? is it is it time? do we need to go i think now? is it is it time? do we need to go i think we i? is it is it time? do we need to go i think we shouldn't be >> i think we shouldn't be ideological as far as ideological on this as far as supply is concerned. i mean, you try tell telling one of those 7.5 million people, which is nearly 1 in 8 of us, that for ideological reasons, they can't get their treatment or they're going to be pretty cross , aren't going to be pretty cross, aren't they? we should absolutely keep they? we should absolutely keep the nhs free at the point of delivery. that is a principle i think we should stick to as a country that precious. i country that is precious. what i think is interesting about this is that conservatives have is that the conservatives have been slow off the block been so slow off the block because have been calling because labou