, robinson has called the attack overwhelming and inhumane. and she wants on says she spoke to out. there is gabrielle alexander. i want to welcome in for the half ca, patrice robinson is a member of the memphis city council. so she was shown the video of the beating of tyree nichols at the hands of police before it was released to the public and was share with the world i was over way up when we were so sound that video. i saw it with my own as an enter person sitting in on a ground leaning up against the car and no wine given them any attention seeing and bleed and in pain act. it was just an humane. there still a lot of unanswered questions into the death of tyree nichols, including why police even pulled him over in his car in the 1st place. even robinson, as a high ranking city official, has still not gotten an answer to that question. they keep telling me it was for a traffic offense, but from the video that i've seen, i can't hear why they stopped her, but was even more deplorable to me. why would you be angry when you just stopped some

reporter: patrice robinson is a member of the city council. she was shown the video of the beating of tyre nichols at the hands of police before it was shared with the public. >> i was overwhelmed. when we were shown the video. i saw it with my own eyes. an injured person on the ground, leaning up against a car, no one giving them any attention. seeing him bleed and in pain. it was inhumane. reporter: there are still a lot of unanswered questions. including why police even pulled him over in the first place. even robinson as a high-ranking city official has still not gotten an answer to that question. >> they keep telling me it was for a traffic offense. from the video i have seen, i cannot tell why they stopped him. what was more deplorable to me, why would you be angry when you just stop somebody for a traffic violation? they never told him. why they pulled him over her why we are trying to handcuff you. he had no idea. to me that was the saddest part. >> this is the blueprint going forward. reporter: the lawyer for nichols' family has prais

joann robinson's house. it is getting pretty late now on december 1st and early december 2nd. joanne and i sat in her living room and made the plans for what we later called a protest and what people called a bus boycott. what we concluded in her living room that night and early morning was one, the community needs to be involved in it; two, that we need to try to get the community to as a protest so that the montgomery community of black and white will know that we're serious, having to stay off the buses at least for a day, as a protest, meet at a church and decide where we go from there. and that was the second thing. and i said well, that's fine. i said but if we're going to do that, if they stay off of the buses like we want them to do, we're going to have to be prepared to help them get to work and do whatever they need to do in the interim, so we're going to have to have a plan, and we're going to have to have those plans all together between now and monday morning when we're talking about doing this. as a result of that, we concluded several things: one, if we're going

joanne robinson. this was on december 1 pervert is. and joanne i sat in the living room the plans for what we later called protests and what people call the bus boycott. what we put her early was one, the involve is to, we tried to get the community to ask process so that montgomery community will know that we are serious how to stay on the buses before they possess, the church and decide where we go from m here. and that was the second protest. i said that's fine.i say you, please stay all the buses that we want them to do , we're going to be prepared to get help and do whatever they need to do in his room. so are going to have to plan on the ground, those plans altogether between now and monday before we're talking about doing this. as a result we can do several things, one that you have to a leader. like to serve as a spokesman. not only ed nixon within. it was also another man wrote this who is interested in polarization and electing people to do in office while they were there for those persons are going to need to follow. so we a

robinson thinks that sets a good example separating bad police from the good ones. i know they are great people there. i have worked with great police officers. you have bad players everywhere. but the system may not be such that we can readily identify who those their players. i and that's something we've gotta get in place immediately because we don't want this to happen again. now i'm going to have citizens who are afraid of the police as well. so what do you do? and city leaders like robinson are in the middle of self reflection on policing and likely will be for a long time to come. gabriel is hondo al jazeera, memphis with germany appears to be on the brink of recession after the economy shrank. in the 4th quarter of 2022, that's according to new numbers from the federal statistics office. europe's the largest economy contracted by 0.2 percent from october to december. germany has reduced its reliance on russia for energy following the ukraine was pushing the costs of fuel and food higher. some economists say a short recession is more likely. philippines is on

colin robinson , you're fest. colin robinson, you're nominee. mine is.r showing dignity , stoicism and getting on dignity, stoicism and getting on with the job and ignoring this nonsense of harry and his city book. rebecca, read your i'm going to find out sunday remember what mine is jay all my orange who was the ghost—writer who did who did harry's book because i was very worried it was going to be a boring pr fest with no gossip and as a messy who loves drama. it's funny make my day. well my job is and kate, ihave my day. well my job is and kate, i have to say i had huge sympathy for william by the end of the book when william lunged at god, i can at me, i thought, god, i can understand why amanda understand why. amanda battaglio, you need jackass number. it's got to be our prime minister, rishi sunak, who says that his big idea is that we all need to mouths when the only mass need do is that if he mass need to do is that if he stays as labour will get stays as prime labour will get a 300 seat majority. gavin robinson justin welby, the archbishop of ca

even robinson, as a high ranking city official, has still not gotten an answer to that question. they keep telling me it was for a traffic offense, but from the video that i've seen, i can't hear why they stopped him, but was even more deplorable to me. why would you be angry when you just stopped somebody for a traffic? i valet sent you any. they never tell him why we even hold them. oh oh wow. even trying to hang up you. he had no idea. and to me that was the saddest part. this is the big grey go. oh, the lawyer for nichols family has praised the memphis police for the swift punishment of the officers. yes. oh, within 3 weeks, all the officers were fired. criminal charges were pressed against them and all were arrested. we are doing all that we noted to robinson thinks that sets a good example separating bad police from the good once they, i know they are great people there. i have worked with great police officers. you have bad players everywhere, but the system may not be such that we can act readily identify who those may a players i and that's something we've gotta get in p

colin robinson , you're fest. colin robinson, you're nominee. mine is.ing dignity , stoicism and getting on dignity, stoicism and getting on with the job and ignoring this nonsense of harry and his city book. rebecca, read your i'm going to find out sunday remember what mine is jay all my orange who was the ghost—writer who did who did harry's book because i was very worried it was going to be a boring pr fest with no gossip and as a messy who loves drama. it's funny make my day. well my job is and kate, ihave my day. well my job is and kate, i have to say i had huge sympathy for william by the end of the book when william lunged at god, i can at me, i thought, god, i can understand why amanda understand why. amanda battaglio, you need jackass number. it's got to be our prime minister, rishi sunak, who says that his big idea is that we all need to mouths when the only mass need do is that if he mass need to do is that if he stays as labour will get stays as prime labour will get a 300 seat majority. gavin robinson justin welby, the archbishop of canterbu

i want to start with miss robinson, if i could. your organization recently released a report analyzing the 500 most viewed, most influential tweets that identify lgbtq people as, so-called, groomers. that groomer narrative is an age-old lie to position lgbtq+ people as a threat to kids, what it does is denied him access to public spaces and stokes fear and could even stop violence. miss robinson, according to its own hateful content policy, this twitter allow posts calling lgbtq people groomers? >> no. i mean, twitter along with facebook and many others have community guidelines. it's been holding users accountable to those guidelines and acknowledging that when we ease phrases and words like groomers and pedophiles to describe people, individuals in our communities that are mothers, that our fathers and teachers, doctors, it is dangerous. and it's got one purpose, it is to dehumanize us and make it feel like we are not a part of this american society. it has real life consequences. we are calling on social media companies to uphol

first we will hear from miss kelly, miss kelly robinson. the new president of the human rights campaign. thank you. then we will hear from miss olivia hunt, policy director of the national center for transgender equality. then we will hear from dr. ellen mayer, distinguished senior scholar for public policy at the williams institute. then we will hear from mr. charles feign lehman, fellow at the manhattan institute. then we will hear from miss jesse look, ceo and director of inside-out with services. finally, we will hear from mr. brandon wolf, survivor of the pulse nightclub shooting. the witnesses will now be unmuted so that we may swear you in. please raise your right hand. do you swear to affirm the testimony you are about to give is the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? let the records show that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you, without objective, your written statements will be part of the record. with that, miss robinson, you are now recognized for your testimony, congratulations on your elec

i do think tommy robinson on the robinson is quite on the on the same level as somebody who is actuallypant. exactly. that exactly. there's also that point. yeah. yeah, who point. yeah. and so. yeah, who knows? first. knows? we should watch first. but you've already you sort suspect the why choose suspect with the bbc. why choose in this person to make this all? we give a ten part series to. yeah. absolutely. mean yeah. no absolutely. and i mean i guess there is the argument that can be made. she was she was groomed. she's you know, she was groomed. she's you know, she was a young teenage she was groomed by by isis basically . groomed by by isis basically. it's got parallels with the with the grooming gangs in rotherham, rochdale, telford and all those places. and she's a victim of the like britain's culture or culture of multiculturalism , culture of multiculturalism, where we allow beliefs and cultures to unfettered and don't of them don't ensure people integrate properly. so then , you integrate properly. so then, you know, she could these these ridiculous ideas and fundamentalist ca

i do think tommy robinson on the robinson is quite on the on the same level as somebody who is actuallypant. exactly. that exactly. there's also that point. yeah. yeah, who point. yeah. and so. yeah, who knows? first. knows? we should watch first. but you've already you sort suspect the why choose suspect with the bbc. why choose in this person to make this all? we give a ten part series to. yeah. absolutely. mean yeah. no absolutely. and i mean i guess there is the argument that can be made. she was she was groomed. she's you know, she was groomed. she's you know, she was a young teenage she was groomed by by isis basically . groomed by by isis basically. it's got parallels with the with the grooming gangs in rotherham, rochdale, telford and all those places. and she's a victim of the like britain's culture or culture of multiculturalism , culture of multiculturalism, where we allow beliefs and cultures to unfettered and don't of them don't ensure people integrate properly. so then , you integrate properly. so then, you know, she could these these ridiculous ideas and fundamentalist ca

robinson your nominee jordan walker . come from. robinson your nominee jordan walker.camera by james o'keefe of project veritas saying that vies are manipulating curvy to make it more potent to make more money. karl sorry . and the uk money. karl sorry. and the uk press has not covered this yet, so we are breaking it now . this so we are breaking it now. this was this was a fascinating investigation, actually. i've looking into it. what do you think about the methods that project veritas use? calvin because of course was an undercover recording this bloke from pfizer didn't i think he was on some form of date. right. and he was filming. i think it's fantastic. i think leo would be great at, this kind of stuff. and it's getting the news out there. that there. the funny thing is that jordan walker i'll never jordan walker was i'll never trust anyone ever again. well, what about all us or what what about all of us or what about people who took about the people who took the jobs were good jobs thinking they were good news? they have people's news? it was they have people's

tony robinson joins us. this. >> happy new year. >> i am sold on your insight into the human condition. what can all of us do to improve ourselves? >> i think the first thing you have to do is develop a compelling future. after three years of covid and -- all the lies we are told, and now we have young people today who say they don't want to have kids, because after all in 12 years, the world is going to end -- which is totally false. all these stories get stacks, you worry about inflation. we need a compelling future. that means anybody can -- they have a really compelling tomorrow and a way to get there. that's not affirmations, not positive thinking. that's not sitting new year's resolutions. you need a plan. there's lots of things that we can't control. there is plenty that we can control in our minds and bodies. for life to get better, we have to get better. for things to change, we have to change. my focus is starting with your energy, for example. the program i started in covid, everyone stuck at home

robinson is under pressure that wants more ablctivests wanted to take on heads.ement turmoil, not me. five different analysts downgraded the stocks since the ceo got ousted including one guy at pranbank of america and exped the old ceo would never have been fired seems like a reasonable conclusion i'm staying on the sidelines for this they report tomorrow so credit to the numbers but if the quarter isn't too bad, we need to know who will run the company, what their strategy might be too much to ask? i don't think so if you want a trucking play, go with an actual trucking company than a freight brokerage like this one digital players like uber freight, i've been impressed 19 times earnings and 2.4% yield is okay. there are much better stories where you have a lot more clarity where the company is headed why take the risk with something like this? just so you don't think i've left w you with nothing there is one new dividend aristocrat, jm smucker the iconic packaged foods company behind smuckers, jiff, follow folgers and milling bone and meow mix two great tastes

i am the reverend calvin robinson . in this next calvin robinson. next hour, we'll be looking at the ban on transgender women and female and why boxing could suit. why an anglican church in ukraine is looking for an engush ukraine is looking for an english priest to work in a war zone. english priest to work in a war zone . and what's today's energy zone. and what's today's energy price cap ? what does it mean for price cap? what does it mean for you and your bills. but first, here's the with bethany here's the news with bethany elsey . calvin. thank you. good elsey. calvin. thank you. good morning. and happy new year. it's 11:01. i'm morning. and happy new year. it's11:01. i'm bethany morning. and happy new year. it's 11:01. i'm bethany elsey morning. and happy new year. it's11:01. i'm bethany elsey . it's11:01. i'm bethany elsey. your top stories from the gb newsroom. celebrations to mark the of 2023 have taken place across . the nation including in across. the nation including in central where a crowd of more than 100,000 gathered to watch the ne

channel well, come back to the common sense crusade with me, calvin robinson on your tv online , on robinson tv online, on your wireless. now an army veteran has been fined for silently praying outside an abortion facility in bournemouth in breach of a public spaces protection order or spoke. adam smith, connor was standing on a pubuc smith, connor was standing on a public street where the pspo is in place and many have implemented as. in place and many have implemented as . around abortion implemented as. around abortion facilities with the stated aim of stopping women being harassed. here is a clip . smith harassed. here is a clip. smith connor's interaction with the community safety accredited officers . i'm praying for my son officers. i'm praying for my son to cease. that's the ultimately to cease. that's the ultimately to the domestic right to say that we are in the police. that's the law that you're in breach. it says about trent and those who and is i'm i'm just standing praying and studying adf uk, a faith based legal advocacy is supporting smith connorin advocacy is supporting smit

eugene robinson and molly ball, national political correspondent for "time" magazine. molly, you see this discussion in dribs and drabs. what do you make of it and does it matter? in my experience in government and life, things that should be kept secret is usually because someone doesn't want it out there. >> i think there's two things an effective leader, particularly a speaker, needs, and number one you have to count votes and two, trust leaders. there's no doubt about kevin mccarthy's ability to get either one of those thing, and there's a creeping suspicion among members of the conference that in the chaotic final hour of friday night, saturday morning, he was promising different things to different people, and they may or may not have been in writing. so there's not a lot of trust among the republican conference, and it's going to be difficult for him to lead going forward if people don't even know what's going to be agreed to, and we're going to continue to see this play out as people to whom the promises were made try to cash them in. >> gene, there's clearly a

thanks to gene robinson. jason stays. and let me tell everyone what's coming up. we have my debunking of bill barr again trying to spin what happened and why donald trump has legal pressure on him. i'm going to get into tonight, and as discussed with gene, our impressionist friend, a lot of you guys responded last night and we have more on that including behind the scenes by the end of the hour. >>> but first, an expert on the politics that could change everything when we're back after our shortest break, 60 seconds. r our shortest break, 60 seconds i work hard, and i want my money to work hard too. so, i use my freedom unlimited card. earning on my favorite soup. aaaaaah. got it. earning on that éclair. don't touch it, don't touch it yet. let me get the big one. nope. - this one? - nope. - this one? - yes. - no. - what? - the big one. - they're all the same size. wait! lemme get 'em all. i'm gonna get 'em all! earn big with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. >>> the united states has been in debt for 240 years. in the

amy: i want to bring robin robinson into the conversation.gn from rikers lgbtq+ unit this past june in protest of the conditions faced by people jailed there and the rapid deterioration of the unit. can you describe what you saw while working there and what your job was that pushed you ultimately to quit and speak out about what was happening? you began working there in 2021? >> yes, that is correct. i started in 2021. what i saw there, from what many trans women have told me, they were called names by staff members, but other people in custody, called derogatory names. we had one particular trans man who was pretty much scared out of one heat to go into one of the housing units that housed other transgender men and women by staff members. he stated the correctional officer said not to go into that unit because those trans women are just men and you're going to be raped. there were many instances where, again, a light of trans women are being harassed in the male facilities and when trying to ask for help, they are not believed by the correct

calvin robinson.ar panel, what a night. those. superstar panel, what a night. those . 9 pm. headliners is. up those. 9 pm. headliners is. up next, though have a brilliant night. good night. you with gb news it's 11:00. in you with gb news it's11:00. in a moment, a headline is but first let's catch up on the latest news headlines. and tonight has been confirmed that british aid workers andrew bagshaw , christopher perry, who bagshaw, christopher perry, who had gone missing in ukraine, were killed trying to help civilians flee, shelling the parry family released a statement saying it is with sadness. we have to announce that beloved krissy has been killed along with his colleague andrew bagshaw . while attempting andrew bagshaw. while attempting a humanitarian evacuation from soledar in eastern ukraine the pair had been attempting to rescue an elderly woman in an area of intense military action when their car was hit by an

calvin robinson.ar panel, what a night. those. superstar panel, what a night. those . 9 pm. headliners is. up those. 9 pm. headliners is. up next, though have a brilliant night. good night. you with gb news it's 11:00. in you with gb news it's11:00. in a moment, a headline is but first let's catch up on the latest news headlines. and tonight has been confirmed that british aid workers andrew bagshaw , christopher perry, who bagshaw, christopher perry, who had gone missing in ukraine, were killed trying to help civilians flee, shelling the parry family released a statement saying it is with sadness. we have to announce that beloved krissy has been killed along with his colleague andrew bagshaw . while attempting andrew bagshaw. while attempting a humanitarian evacuation from soledar in eastern ukraine the pair had been attempting to rescue an elderly woman in an area of intense military action when their car was hit by an

jackie robinson pointed to the same fear in the letter he wrote about and in 1964.terally could not go home. and of course had been happy to leave her press of town, an excellent student you got a basketball scholarship eventually graduate from tougaloo college. there, she joined the naacp and the student nonviolent coordinating committee. also notice nick. and among other many other actions we, took part in assad in the 1963 at the woolworth in jackson mississippi. which you have seen this picture already in class. i don't know if you had seen that one which is memphis norman, one of the other young men who was with them. he was almost killed in that moment. it was an extremely tense and dangerous three hours in which this man almost died. she was of course horrific li treated with all kinds of disgusting items being poured on her, and so is her friend drum joan trump our entertainer john salter. he also was viciously attacked with brassiness goals in a bloody attack. the police were outside, many of them did nothing to intervene. >> i want to ask, you since you ha

jackie robinson pointed to the same fear in a letter. he wrote about anne in 1964 and literally could not go home. and of course had been happy to leave for oppressive town an excellent student. she got a basketball scholarship and eventually graduated from tougaloo college there. she joined the naacp and the student nonviolent coordinating committee also known as nick and among many other actions. take took part in the sit-in in 1963 at the woolworth in jackson, mississippi, which you have seen this picture already in class. i didn't know if you'd seen that one, which is on memphis norman one of the other young men who was with them and he was you know, almost killed in that moment. it was an extremely tense and dangerous three hours in which this man almost died. she was of course horrifically treated with all kinds of disgusting items being poured on her and so was her friend joan trump power and her teacher john salter. he also was viciously attacked with brass knuckles and very bloody attack there. the police were outside many of th

nick robinson has that story.h more than a game, it was an art form, and eric cantona believes art should always make a statement — as it does in this new exhibition of paintings of great sportsmen and women who changed things off as well as on the pitch. football is an art, for sure, from my point of view. and we can use football in sport because you have great sportsmen who have been brave enough to try to change things. yeah, viv anderson was the player to play for — the first black player to play for england. and the same time, it was a dictator in brazil, and socrates, with courage and his friends, fought the dictatorship and tried to, yeah, to promote democracy. cantona helped propel manchester united to trophy after trophy in the 1990s. his goals are still revered, but football — sport — has changed so much since then. it's not only football, it's modern life. winter olympic games in asia have been given to saudi arabia, which is unbelievable. it seems that money can buy everything. success these days is oi

nick robinson has that story. than a game. it was an art form and eric cantona believes art should always make a statement as it does in this new exhibition of paintings of great sports men and women who changed things off as well as on the pitch. football is an art, from my point of view. we can use football in sport because you have a great sports man who has been brave enough to try to change things, even the first black player to play for england. and the same thing with socrates in brazil. trying to promote democracy. eric cantona helped propel manchester united to trophy after trophy in the 1990s. his goals are still revered but football has changed so much since then. it is not only football, it is modern life, the winter olympic games in asia, it went to saudi arabia, which is unbelievable, it seems that money can buy everything. success these days is oiled with millions from the arab world. the saudis are helping to turn newcastle into winners again, manchester city's rise to the top was funded by abu dha

nick robinson has that story.more than a game. it was an art form and eric cantona believes art should always make a statement as it does in this new exhibition of paintings of great sports men and women who changed things off as well as on the pitch. football is an art, from my point of view. we can use football in sport because you have a great sports man who has been brave enough to try to change things, even the first black player to play for england. and the same thing with socrates in brazil. trying to promote democracy. eric cantona helped propel manchester united to trophy after trophy in the 1990s. his goals are still revered but football has changed so much since then. it is not only football, it is modern life, the winter olympic games in asia, it went to saudi arabia, which is unbelievable, it seems that money can buy everything. success these days is oiled with millions from the arab world. the saudis are helping to turn newcastle into winners again, manchester city's rise to the top was funded by abu

we had to weigh all that we'd noted to robinson thinks that sets a good example separating bad police from the good once they, i know they are great people there. i have worked with great police officers. you have bad players everywhere. but the system may not be such that we can act readily identify who those may or players are. and that's something we've got to get in place immediately because we don't want this to happen again. now i'm on a half citizens who are afraid of the police if we are. so what do you do? and city leaders like robinson are in the middle of self reflection on policing and likely will be for a long time to come. gabriel sandow, al jazeera memphis. ah sir, look at the main stories of following now. your secretaries. they asked blank in his calling for urgent steps to restore calm after an escalation, israeli palestinian violence. he was speaking in west jerusalem after meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. lincoln condemned the weekend attack on israelis and the occupant and occupied his true islam in which 7 people were killed outside a synag

tom robinson speaking to us earlier.eet chandi — also known as polar preet — broke the record for the longest solo and unsupported trek by a woman. she braved winds of up to 60 miles per hour and temperatures of —50 celsius. there is much more on all of our stories on the bbc news website. this is bbc news. hello. it's been fairly quiet on the weather front for most of us this sunday. but in northern scotland, outbreaks of rain, strong winds. a weather front is sweeping in and rain is expected at least a little later on in northern ireland and, for example, northwestern parts of england. so, evening rain on the way. now, here's the conveyor belt of cloud on the satellite picture. it's pushed by quite a strong jet stream, and embedded in this area of cloud, this conveyor belt of cloud, are areas of low pressure which will be whistling our way over the next couple of days, two, three days. so through this evening, gale force winds in the north—west. here's that weather front. it does sweep further south. but actually, by t

we are doing all that we noted to robinson thinks that sets a good example separating bad police from the good once they, i know they are great people there. i have worked with great police officers. you have bad players everywhere, but the system may not be such that we can act readily identify who those bad players. i and that's something we've got to get in place immediately because we don't want this to happen again. now i'm on half citizens who are afraid of the police as well. so what do you do? and city leaders like robinson are in the middle of self reflection on policing and likely will be for a long time to come. gabriel, lozano algae, zita memphis. ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, at least 50 people have been injured in an explosion at a mosque in the city of a shower in northwestern pakistan. police say that they are expecting a large number of casualties. the u. s. secretary state is due to arrive in jerusalem in a few hours from now on a visit, overshadowed by spiraling tensions between israelis and palestinians, as really forces killed a palestinian man and