renee.tor renee selling her services there during the break. >> but as a gp, i don't know what you thought i meant. absolute filth . right. absolute filth. right. >> thank you very much for your messages about tonight's topics. rusty has written in, and rusty has some sharp words for jonathan gullace. i nearly said mp there former mp and that's the salient point here because rusty says, well, at least suella won her seat. >> well , suella won her seat. >> well, she's suella won her seat. >> well , she's not suella won her seat. >> well, she's not holding back or he's not holding back. >> could rusty be either or. >> could rusty be either or. >> they, they're they them . >> they, they're they them. >> they, they're they them. >> and to be safe, bill fry says she will be tory leader or in the reform party very soon indeed. >> i think the latter is a lot more likely. >> the latter. >> the latter. >> i don't even think reform should touch her with a barge pole. >> do you not know she's a liabili

renee. janet says completely agree, renee.ult that fine figure of a man that is wallace of wallace and gromit fame. so i do apologise. >> janet. >> janet. >> janet. >> right still to come tonight, should mp5 be allowed to protest taking the oath of allegiance to the crown? but right after the break, we'll be discussing why the media have been sucking up to labour, getting all hot under the collar. it's quite disgusting. you're with the saturday five live on gb welcome back to the saturday five, as always. thank you very much for your emails about tonight's topics. wendy says. darren, we desperately need to spend money on cleaning up our rivers and the sea along with building more reservoirs to cope with our open borders. how can it be more sensible to spend billions on wind turbines and solar panels than cleaning up our environment ? net zero is our environment? net zero is about vested interests. well, benjamin , declare your your benjamin, declare your your interests. he wishes. >> now though, it's time for our next debate.

renee was a literary critic turned theologian, turned psychologist and was at stanford for many years and written incredibly revolutionary books about human nature, human desires and psychology. you are both students of renee, so what has he and his work to do with the work of catholic artists like yourself? >> first of all, girard was one of the great models that an intellect should be. he thought of everything and drew everything together and left as little out as possible for any modern thinker to do despite the complexity of our times. >> he seemed to have wandered into the second half of the 20th century from these 19th-century thinkers that could sink grand, big thoughts. and all you heard of scapegoating in victimhood all comes from work that girard did in the '60s into '70s. he was a breakthrough thinker and he said it all came from a single insight he had in 1959 and he just chipped away at it until what emerged was catholicism. >> he became a renewed catholic through his studies, is that correct? >> he had a mystical moment in the '50s and it was only in what came back to th

the loss— rene's to be taken in the future? the loss of— rene's to be taken in the future?ures of this government and this is a reminder ofjust how important such mission edge and we have an ambition to drive down the sort of violence in our communities. we do not want interventions like this as we have had over the last four years and it is shocking to hear of this particular incident. the and it is shocking to hear of this particular incident.— particular incident. the last government _ particular incident. the last government invested i particular incident. the last government invested as i particular incident. the last. government invested as into particular incident. the last i government invested as into site, most recently, to £1 billion to public transport in our area. that money will protect the future of our iconic transporter bridge, upgraded train station, and much more. can the prime minister confirm, i was still getting our billion pounds or as labour turning its back on teesside? it is not about turning its back, i think as the sole remaining mp —— so conserv

also joining us is the brilliant broadcaster doctor renee and gp doctor renee.f course, she's not one of those silly doctors that have a doctorate for some nonsense. and the fantastic political commentator lin mei now, you know the drill. each host outlines their argument about a chosen topic. then we all pile in and it goes downhill faster than a champion skier. and of course we want to know your views as well. please do send them and post your comments by visiting gbnews.com forward slash yoursay. also getting your questions for ask the five no topic is off limits, but before we start tearing each other apart, it's time for your saturday night news with tatiana sanchez. >> darren, thank you very much and good evening. the top stories. yesterday's it outage affected almost 8.5 million microsoft devices. that's according to the tech giant. the company added the figure represents less than i% of all windows machines, but it was enough to spark chaos at many of the world's airports . flight the world's airports. flight delays are still persisting as airlines and o

so definitely not renee. >> she is . he. >> she is.assume her gender is black and gay ? gender is black and gay? >> all right, who's going to start us off? >> i am so labour mp flo eshalomi made a controversial speech in parliament this week. let's take a listen. >> this is my opportunity to get on record that nigerian jollof is the best jello. hey before the member for erith and thamesmead has other ideas . thamesmead has other ideas. >> now you might be wondering what is controversial about that. well, let me tell you there is a west african dish called jollof rice cooked that every african country in west africa basically thinks you can see it on the screen. it's a bit like paella, but african kind of imagine it like that. but every individual west african country thinks their jollof is the best. so for flo eshalomi, who is a british nigerian, to go into parliament and say on record in hansard, now there is memorialised nigerian jollof is the best jollof in the world. it is an affront to my ghanaian heritage . i'm sorry and that is

host: lifer democrats, renee, florida -- line free democrats, renee, florida.aller: i cannot agree with that man more. i think there is something with the algorithms they are feeding these people that makes them think that their opinion is the only thing that matters. i have seen so much media lately trying to call the shots, and instead of letting the voters decide, these congressmen and members, i would just like to say, i have watched c-span and all those hearings, and i watch all of your rallies, trumps rallies, items rallies -- trump's rallies, and biden's rallies, which are not as many as trump. i watch all of these, so i can say i know what is going on, and i see the media. i don't know where they are coming from, but what happened to this country? when i was growing up, my grandmother had empathy for people with anything. joe biden has a stutter. my son started out with the stutter growing up. he had to learn to overcome that. i imagine when you get older and tired, that stutter comes back, and all the people running around in his head that he has to re

explain, renee. >> thanks for having me.udience know, full disclosure, i am a child this cap lt lady, i am fine with that, and my wife is amazing. people may have seen this trad life phenomenon on tiktok, usually white women making these videos talking about how amazing it is to make everything from scratch, this idyllic 1950's home life, how great it is to be home and opt out of the working society. these are videos that are basically propaganda for the world that people like j.d. vance want. what we have to think about, if you look at history, women of color have never been a part of that idyllic society. women of color always had to work, whether they were wet nurses, enslaved women, being abused by white women on plantation during slavery, to when they were working in the 1950's, they were still in the home because of mass incarceration, family separation. they did not get the choice to decide, do i stay home or do i work? with low wages, without access to social safety supports, because of racist barriers, they have alw

and rene was 41 when she came along and not the threat she was, but rene has changed her stance on it and now says if she had been. 23 and the former yale captain and you know five time u.s. open qualifier playing against women. she didn't she you know we're out of them so i think she's it's really hard her to to decide we deal with in the book but kind of elliptically in the question over here miss carney grew up around you firefighters and policemen as the woman seeking praise did she get abuse from it at all. no, no, no. you know, a lot of women in sports have a lot of them say this all the time that men and boys tend to accept you more when you're good at something. they value. and she was. one of the best athletes around and. kind of accepted her for that. she's i've never heard her talk about any of that kind treatment. it was more, you know, heartbreaking to her that it came her contemporary from male contemporaries in tennis or the the establishment in her sport. question you. continue to tell me why the name male yeah, her dad was bill moffitt and he was shipped out not long

his wife, renee, remained stoic.r hope for justice from a second jury. the four person read the verdict. >> first-degree premeditated murder of barbara george, guilty of first-degree premeditated murder. >> guilty, murder in the first degree and guilty on the other counts as well, felony firearm and insurance rod. michael george did not break down this time and closed his eyes and seemed to talk to himself. behind him, his wife, renee, buried her head. barb's brother stopped his joy to continue the respect for his nieces, who had lost their mother. >> they have to come to the realization that their father is a murder. >> prosecutors quietly congratulated each other on a conviction. >> is usually a family is getting the justice they reserve dessert. >> michael george was let out of the courtroom to begin the rest of his life in prison, no possibility of parole, a terrible injustice as his staunch defense attorney saw it . >> i am left with this case four years and i don't see any evidence he was there committing the c

you know what else has gone up for restaurant owner rene dennis? his rent.m wage and that city health permit that in 2008 cost him $600 a year, is now up to $1,500. >> it keeps going up. we can't keep raising our prices in line with that, because then our customers get sticker shock. >> so restaurants across the state have started adding surcharges to their menus to make up for the rising costs. but sometimes those fees are not so obvious. according to the law, any extra charges must be clearly and conspicuously displayed with an explanation. take this menu for example. i can read the prices no problem, but at the very bottom and not so conspicuous is this note i need my glasses for this one. it says to help defray the rising cost in west hollywood, a 4.5% administrative fee will be added to your check. go on social media sites and the conversation is heated. here are two examples. when i receive a bill that has a service fee or a mandatory tip on it, i don't tip. san francisco has been doing it for years. hence the fact one reason i no longer dine there onc

you know what else has gone up for restaurant owner rene dennis? his rent. minimum wage.at city health permit that in 2008 cost him $600 a year, is now up to $1,500. >> it keeps going up. we can't keep raising our prices in line with that, because then our customers get sticker shock. >> so restaurants across the state have started adding surcharges to their menus to make up for the rising costs. but sometimes those fees are not so obvious according to the law, any extra charges must be clearly and conspicuously displayed with an explanation. take this menu for example. i can read the prices no problem, but at the very bottom and not so conspicuous is this note i need my glasses for this one. it says to help defray the rising cost in west hollywood, a 4.5% administrative fee will be added to your check. go on social media sites and the conversation is heated. here are two examples. when i receive a bill that has a service fee or a mandatory tip on it, i don't tip. san francisco has been doing it for years. hence the fact one reason i no longer dine there once a week, as i

good morning to him and renee renee hoenderkamp.st want to start with these three children and murdered and their faces all over the newspapers and the reaction, that we saw on the streets of southport last night . the southport last night. the violent reaction. >> well, the whole thing is a horror story from from start to finish, isn't it? i mean, it's just appalling that you can have innocent children just killed in this way. i mean, i think it's the words. words fail me to, to think about who could want to do that. and and the suffering and grief that their parents and others will have as a consequence of that. and then secondly, to make it worse, you've got these riots going on of people who i don't know what they're writing about, but they're writing about, but they're rioting against the police. and the police were there to try and identify who was responsible and hold them to account. i mean, the police are on the side of law and order and trying to bring to bear on, on the, on the, on the person who's been responsible for th

you know what else has gone up for restaurant owner rene dennis, his rent. minimum wage and that city health permit that in 2008 cost him $600 a year, is now up to $1,500. >> it keeps going up. >> we can't keep raising our prices in line with that, because then our customers get sticker shock. >> so restaurants across the state have started adding surcharges to their menus to make up for the rising costs. but sometimes those fees are not so obvious according to the law, any extra charges must be clearly and conspicuously displayed with an explanation. take this menu for example. i can read the prices no problem, but at the very bottom and not so conspicuous is this note. i need my glasses for this one. it says to help defray the rising cost in west hollywood, a 4.5% administrative fee will be added to your check. go on social media sites and the conversation is heated. here are two examples. when i receive a bill that has a service fee or a mandatory tip on it, i don't tip. san francisco has been doing it for years. hence the fact one reason i no longer dine

renee hoenderkamp renee. >> okay, where to start with this? >> i mean, i'll start with i'm always interested in any scientific developments and this one suggests that it might be up to stop people getting cancer, so that could be a good thing. >> wow . >> wow. >> wow. >> so basically this this interleukin 11 is what we call a cytokine which runs around in the blood. >> and it is a bit pro—inflammatory. >> so it causes inflammation. it also does other important things as well. >> and this is where i have i'll come back to that i have some issues. >> but if they block this cytokine with an antibody, the theory is that you don't have inflammation. >> and so you don't develop the cancer that comes from constant inflammation. >> your joints don't age, your hair doesn't fall out. >> all of those things. >> all of those things. >> now there's a few things things to think. it's very rare that the human body produces something that we just don't need at all. this particular cytokine. we used to think it was important in platelet formation that's been s

renee, thank you for joining me.died how rumors spread about the 2020 election being stolen. your article really broke down the process which you say is eerily routine. explain that process for our viewers. big picture. it is important to know that donald trump told his supporters for months that the election would be stolen and it would happen through massive mail-in ballot fraud and he set the frame for his supporters and after that it became very repetitive. an individual would post a photo , usually with a video, perhaps, something like a suitcase outside of a polling location and imply it was evidence of so-called fraud. they heard fraud would happen in here it was, they thought, in front of them or they would tagging prominent influencers, people who had thousands, sometimes millions of followers. those people would boost it, retweet the post to other social media platforms and other people would see it and they too would participate. this happened over and over again. what happened at the end of the social med

olympic speaks since we're in the middle of the olympics two all right. >> rene graham, my king. great to see you both, ladies. thank you so much and thanks for being with me on the set as well. thank you. appreciate it. alright. let's talk more about this presidential race joining me now to break down the numbers and the 2024 race is cnn senior data reporter who i liked that title now, harry enten, senior data reporter. harry, break it down for us, where it is vice president harris and former president trump stand in the national polls polling right now? >> yes. so you know, i also like that title by the way, but anyway, we'll take a look at the national picture right now. we're going to look of course at harris v. trump, and i want you to note there hasn't necessarily been too much of a change from before biden dropping out to now, the clear thing to take away from here is that there's no clear leader. so pre-biden dropping out, we had trump up by two well within the margin of error in our national average of polling. now what do we have? we have trump up by one, but here's the

you know what else has gone up for restaurant owner rene dennis, his rent.imum wage and that city health permit that in 2008 cost him $600 a year, is now up to $1,500. >> it keeps going up. we can't keep raising our prices in line with that, because then our customers get sticker shock. >> so restaurants across the state have started adding surcharges to their menus to make up for the rising costs. but sometimes those fees are not so obvious according to the law, any extra charges must be clearly and conspicuously displayed with an explanation. take this menu for example. i can read the prices. no problem, but at the very bottom and not so conspicuous is this note i need my glasses for this one. it says to help defray the rising cost in west hollywood, a 4.5% administrative fee will be added to your check. go on social media sites and the conversation is heated. here are two examples. when i receive a bill that has a service fee or a mandatory tip on it, i don't tip. san francisco has been doing it for years, hence the fact one reason i no longer dine there

the woman, renee, who you just heard from, drove all the way here from north carolina. we spoke to another gentleman who drove here from virginia, but people who live here in this town are saying 50 years from now, they will be talking about what happened here. and that certainly is another what is, chris. i have attended multiple trump rallies, and from my standpoint, from what i saw, i don't remember the former president using a jumbotron or visual element to help deliver his message. his campaign manager, and i am paraphrasing here, put out a tweet earlier today, saying thank god in this case the former president wanted to use that screen and turned his head at the right moment. that is something else a lot of people have been talking about. one woman, renee, going back to her again, she told me everything that has happened is divine. in fact, she was planning to drive back to north carolina, but now she is in her vehicle, driving all the way to milwaukee to be at the rnc. >> well. adrienne broaddus, thank you for that. let's go back to the alleged shooter. by day, t

you know what else has gone up for restaurant owner rene dennis, his rent, minimum wage and that cityar, is now up to $1,500. >> it keeps going up. we can't keep raising our prices in line with that because then our customers get sticker shock. >> so restaurants across the state have started adding surcharges to their menus to make up for the rising costs. but sometimes those fees are not so obvious according to the law, any extra charges must be clearly and conspicuously displayed with an explanation. take this menu for example. i can read the prices no problem, but at the very bottom and not so conspicuous is this note. i need my glasses for this one. it says to help defray the rising cost in west hollywood, a 4.5% administrative fee will be added to your check. go on social media sites and the conversation is heated. here are two examples. when i receive a bill that has a service fee or a mandatory tip on it, i don't tip. san francisco has been doing it for years. hence the fact. one reason i no longer dine there once a week as i did years ago. lauren hyman created a site called c

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it's renee, this is inside store the hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much enjoying an anniversary is usually costs for celebration, but with an a total facing greater challenges than ever before. the summit in washington that mark 75 years since its founding will be a more serious affair setup at the beginning of the cold war. its focus was to counter the nuclear arm power of the soviet union for us as far as going, but natal remains expanding from a dozen members to 32. its focus has expanded to well beyond the north atlantic fighting wars in afghanistan, the balkans and libya, russia remains its main adversary on both sides are coming closer to outright conflict in the war and ukraine. then there are the divisions within the organization. and what might happen if donald trump becomes president, again of nato's largest member. so what challenges does the alliance face, and what does the future mean for global peace or the risk of more war? we'll be taking a look at where nato is now and what might come next with our guest shortly. but 1st, thi

and a mike renee , who's the deputy a mike renee, who's the deputy headis a mike renee, who's the deputyis going to be better for physical and mental health. now, i've always thought the problem with this is that you'll get the elites will fall behind. and of course, and it's sort of i quite like it in a way, because, you know, i went to a comprehensive school. they'll be the kids who know how to work tiktok and all the new thing, the new farage kids on tiktok. and whereas the elites will be just clueless and they'll just be like pen and papenl they'll just be like pen and paper. i mean, stuck in the past, that is a genuine worry that parents have, isn't it? >> that if they don't give their kids smartphones, will they be sort of disabled in terms of their skill set? i think you could pick it up in six months probably. >> no, i don't think it's about being disabled in skill set. i think it's my concern and i've just given my 11. he just turned 11 the other day and i gave him gave him his phone was because it's for socialisation. they need it. they need to be on whatsapp. >> well, when i s

stormed the charts with lots of catchy tunes in the 1960s, including reach out, i'll be there, walk away reneento the rock and roll hall of fame in 1990 and also received a grammy lifetime achievement award. abdul�*s family says he died at home in detroit from heart failure. the four tops were one of the most successful motown groups to emerge in the 1960s, but as abdul said, when asked in 2022, it had taken a long time to become an overnight success. i wanted the world to know the true story of the four tops because a lot of fans just know us as an overnight success in 1964 but we worked for nine years before that to get to that point, but they were great years, we loved every minute of it. we were constantly trying to climb up we were constantly trying to climb up to get to where we were going. abdul kareem fakir who has died at the age of 88. stay with us here on bbc news. hello, there. we are seeing some warm sunshine today, particularly across northern ireland, western scotland and around some coastal areas as well. if we look further out to sea, though, looming large on the earlier satel

renee to the gases which you used is refrigerants. the more heat pumps will be needed as we transition to green. a sources of energy here at the found whole for institution, fryeburg, lena snob, is conducting research into the heat pumps of tomorrow. instead of s, gas is they will operate using natural refrigerants, like propane, some manufacturers are already producing these propane heat pumps. a not too distant here, it's natural refrigerants are found in nature, so they're easily tolerated in utah. and that's an exciting aspect when it comes to looking for alternative, thomas, i'm on a fixed or not, i don't know even how well did they work upon propane is a tried and true refrigerant is, and it works just as well as existing refrigerants. and the last for the higher temperatures involved in the renovation of older buildings, it's sometimes even better than the usual refrigerants. the engineer shows me the inner workings of a heat pump, a tangle of pipes and cables. so it seems rather small when you can see that that's a device like

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en una declaraciÓn ante una corte federal de california, el ex sicario del cÁrtel de guadalajara, renÉmpleado del consulado de estados unidos en guadalajara, que se encargarÍa de identificar a camarena cuando saliera del consulado. >> caro quintero tambiÉn refiere que a travÉs de un miembro de su pandilla, conocido como josÉ luis gallardo parra, logra identificar en el consulado a travÉs de un propio empleado del consulado quiÉn era enrique camarena salazar. reyes: la versiÓn de lÓpez coincide con la que ofreciÓ a la justicia mexicana samuel ramÍrez razo, alias sammy, mano derecha de fonseca y testigo de lo que ocurriÓ ese dÍa. ramÍrez declarÓ “gallardo dijo que iba con un amigo que tenÍa ahÍ en el consulado, que lo ayudaba a visar los pasaportes y que ese le podrÍa mostrar a camarena”. semanas despuÉs, en un allanamiento a la casa donde vivÍa fÉlix gallardo, la dea encontrÓ otra pieza del rompecabezas. >> encontramos algo muy importante en la casa de fÉlix gallardo. encontramos una foto de kiki camarena y esta foto estaba en un escritorio donde Él estaba saliendo de la oficina del com

dress in black, as an expression of their grief, thousands of morners reneed their allegiance to the household of the prophet muhammad. participants believe that imam hussain's uprising against the corrupt mayad kalif was very important in protecting islam. they denounced the ongoing genocide in the gaza strip and said the palestinians fight against the regime resembles imam hussein struggle for just some 14 centuries ago, imam hussein with his companion and his family is sacrificed for the islam, palestine people also they are muslims now been genocized with the israeli regime and they want also the american also they support them, that's big. problem now in this world we leave in these days, they start to demolish all the countries of muslim countries, special palestine in currently in palestine children are dying and they've been bombed by israel and the uk and america are helping israel kill the people of palestine, if you look at palestine, it's it's it's the same thing, it's injustice, imam hussein stood up for injustice and what we're doing out here with this very small symbol

rene marsh, thanks so much. so what is in a name, apparently a new job opportunity for one man in detroit when experience was not enough, he changed the name on his resume, how that simple people change has prompted a lawsuit that's next i love cnn is live from milwaukee as republicans unite behind their nominee, his vp, and their plan to take that the white house follow cnn for complete coverage. the republican national convention starts monday seven on cnn thank her unlimited 30 minutes you got one. remember? i don't want surgery for my patreons contracture to i don't want to wait for my contracture to get worse. three, i want to treatment with minimal downtime for i want to non-surgical treatment. good boy and five non surgical treatment is. >> an, iv. get a second opinion let's go take charge of your treatment. if you can't lay your hand flat, visit, find a hand specialist.com together it started it's good to get some fresh air that's their hi guys. bill. you look great. now that i have inspire, i'm free fro

and by renee, you said that the democrats had made america a place where you get on by it to, you know, not how do you, how do you want it? of course, we know they don't. junior is cuddly. the executive vice president of the trump group of companies, donald trump, himself says, how pays company with $3000000.00 gifted from his father? all right, so not quite as friday is we would expect from don't junior but still highlighting policy differences and were told that something that donald trump wanted to see after what happened in pennsylvania on saturday. he wanted to point out in the rhetoric he wanted to highlight where he thinks the republicans are better than the democrats, rather than go after politicians personally through his own and uh, his own experience from what happened. adult trump is in the bolts, he's waiting to hear from his vice president. what is interesting is that people run to back to people like the virginia governor of glen junction box to reveal the, the set of set from florida. the people who may well be considering running for president in 2028. and what is also

yes >> are you downwind of a couple of renee ? you've had a bigger of renee? you've had a bigger lunch than i've had . lunch than i've had. >> mr farage was forced to repeatedly delay his speech while security staff removed the protesters. he joked that it was good preparation, though, for his new role in the house of commons. it's after reform secured now five seats despite receiving a bigger share of votes than the liberal democrats. and speaking at that conference earlier, the reform leader said the political system needs a makeover. >> don't show us very interesting things. if we had proportional representation, we'd be looking at nearly 100 seats, but equally equally, first past the post inverts the other way, where labour get almost the same number of votes they got. well, if that less fewer votes they got under corbyn, and yet 200 more seats. it is very much my view that our outdated first past the post electoral system is not fit for purpose, and we will campaign with anyone and everyone to change this electoral system . change this electoral system. >

access complex in bavaria, boasts of valuable glass collection, including unique's red glosses from the renee songs and precious cloths where from the 16th century the collections conservatives have done everything. they can to preserve these treasures, which it's most enough display of drinking glass contains fine. mike cracks is this clauses. this cost is about a 150 years old and it's being damaged by formaldehyde. this is, this is one of the main guesses that we have to content within the museum was this damages caused by the depletion of substances that dissolved out of the gloss resulting in these micro credit was curious to know some flaws and others. interesting, because i said, what's challenging is that the home full substances are in the air of the display cases. they come from a t sips, for example, or textile coverage. now, scientists from solange university of come up with a simple way of killing the pollutants by using salt solutions. these are made up of water and various soaks like potassium carbonate or potash plants and stuff. because i think this as will depend on this, th

now, even a president for for years, that's a lot of experience cnn's rene marsh reporting. >> thank you so much. alright, so far, 20 democratic lawmakers have called on president biden to step aside and in another blow for the president, a group of two dozen former democratic lawmakers, public polish an open letter calling for biden to release his convention delegates and let others compete for the presidential nomination at next month's democratic national convention in chicago. i'm joined now by congresswoman nikema williams. she is a democrat from georgia. good to see you. representatives. so how has this within democratic party wave for biden to step aside, hurt the party, hurt your presumptive nominee so there's been so much conversation around us, wanting to have the perfect candidate that we have not focused on. what's really at stake. fredricka and selection. and that is the danger that is trump's project 2025, we know what's at stake in this election. georgia voters understand that we vote for people who are going to work on behalf of the voters of not just georgians, but t

is remarkable ashley, i want to get some analysis from you on the reporting that we just heard from rene marsh on the number of black voters who would rather stick with biden, then replace him with vice president harris. >> that reporting based obviously on conversations that she had, it sort of reflects a sentiment that i think the president was very astute to tap into, right? i think one of the first places he went when there was doubts about him being at the top of the ticket was the leadership and the congressional shuttle black caucus. and that's for a reason. but i want to go back to the poll that she pointed out because it was almost 60% of black voters, despite being the demographic that least wants to replace both candidates have given the chance. it's still nearly 60% what does that tell you? how do you read the data in comparison to the anecdotal evidence well, a couple of points. >> one, black people are not a monolith, so there may be some black folks who do want joe biden to step down. but black folks are smart, smart voters. and so what we're saying is that if it is joe bi

donald trump who doesn't change the tone, and it's so important, understand the voters think in fact, rene marsh, my colleague, has a piece on black voters. what they think coming up in the show. so don't miss that. but take us inside the crisis bunker now, two weeks in believe you've been there for your sheriff crises, right? when you were working with hillary clinton? what happens when you hear biden talk about the polls that don't that doesn't necessarily reflect the reality of the polls. it does make you wonder, what does he been told? has he been told that grit and foe are his aides given and the real picture here i think you have to start from the place that joe biden is someone i think by my account, he ran and won six or seven senate races. here's part of two winning presidential tickets and then he won his own presidential ticket. the guy has a good political gut, so it's not like you're starting from a place where someone doesn't know anything near like. sir, i got to tell you, stop patting yourself on the back. that debate didn't go so well, it's a matter of making sure he knows

hoy conversamos con renee white, a quien se le puede ver en el video justo detrás del presidente. sentía que el mundo se veía en cámara lenta, no muy lejos de ella. se encontraba identificado por el gobernador como la víctima mortal de este atentado a hero the core dove on his family to protect them last night. este mapa muestra la cercanía de donde fue encontrado el cuerpo del alegado tirador en comparación con el escenario donde estaba trump. hasta ahora. tampoco se sabe cómo logró el supuesto pistolero acercarse tanto al expresidente a pesar de la presencia policial y la del servicio secreto. es importante aclarar que varias figuras políticas, incluyendo a donald trump y el gobernador josh, llamaron a la paz y a la unidad en estos tiempos. por su parte, el fbi le pide a cualquiera con información sobre el tirador o lo ocurrido justamente aquí en butler, pennsylvania, se comunique con ellos si puede hacerlo al 1 800 college fbi, laird butler, pennsylvania. soy isabel sánchez. noticias telemundo. precisamente, el fbi compartió hoy la identidad del hombre que atentó contra el expr

take a look at what happened as gunfire erupted, the former president hit the ground, but behind him, renee white stood in shock. >> everything was so surreal. it was like i was having an out of body experience and then boom, boom, the other two shots. and by. >> her friend tim watson, i didn't know what to do because trump's like fight, fight, fight. >> at the same time. now it's like well wait what if there's another shooter? should we get down again? >> he's got a gun. the shooter had scaled the wall of this low building on the fairground in a rural farming community just outside the security perimeter, but less than 200 yards from where donald trump was speaking. the fusillade of bullets grazed the former president's ear. but three spectators were caught in the crossfire. corey comparator, a firefighter and father of two, died of a gunshot wound. two other spectators, critically wounded. today, investigators surged resources to the fairground as they tried to decipher the motivation of the shooter, identified as 20 year old thomas matthew crooks, seen here receiving his high school dipl

dicen que es muy habitual, pero como nos cuenta maría rené barillas, hay formas de contrarrestarla.e detergente reducidos y no se diga la bolsa de papas fritas llena de aire. las empresas están reduciendo el tamaño de los productos sin reducir los precios y según expertos, la práctica no es nueva. ha pasado siempre. y también es es, es lógico, no? se conoce como contracción inflacionaria. significa que el precio por unidad sube y terminas obteniendo menos producto por tu inversión. cambios pueden ser muy, muy sutiles. por ejemplo, si tienes un rollo de papel higiénico y te cambian el número de de piezas, pues quizá no lo quizá no lo notes, pero en estos tiempos económicos retadores para muchos se nota y aumenta la indignación a tal nivel que inclusive a principios de año el presidente biden se refirió a la angustia de los consumidores i've had enough of what they call shrink inflation. las empresas optan por reducir el tamaño de sus productos en lugar de cobrar más por una sencilla razón los consumidores suelen prestar más atención a los precios que a los tamaños. no es solamente un