ros: thank you, from st.thedral in edinburgh where the queen's coffin will remain overnight. the coffin is laying overnight in the kitchen -- in the cathedral for 24 hours. members of the public are paying their respects by filing by. that will continue for hours because of the number of people who have arrived. earlier on, thousands more lined the streets of edinburgh's royal mile. our correspondent has been speaking to those paying their respects. we should warn you james' report contains some flashing images. james: in the heart of edinburgh, an ancient ritual in a modern age. thisjames: what do you think ofe new king? >> i have mixed views. he has big shoes to fill. >> citizens. i feel it is very important because she was a big part of our history. james: why are you here today? >> the monarchy holds a place, a whole tradition. there are not a lot of patriots left in scotland anymore. james: what do you think of the new king? >> i think he will be a great king. i hope he brings some more modern things to

it'sjust that ros said something that i - ros said something that i immediately...y... that was the first thing. it's— immediately... that was the first thing, it's such a glaringly obvious thing _ thing, it's such a glaringly obvious thing if_ thing, it's such a glaringly obvious thing if it's— thing, it's such a glaringly obvious thing. if it's going to cost £50— 100 billion, and you have gas and electricity— 100 billion, and you have gas and electricity generators forecast to make _ electricity generators forecast to make such a whopping great profit in two years. _ make such a whopping great profit in two years. it — make such a whopping great profit in two years, itjust seems... somebody's making all this money by flogging _ somebody's making all this money by flogging this gas and electricity at inflated _ flogging this gas and electricity at inflated prices, otherwise they would — inflated prices, otherwise they would be making these enormous profits _ would be making these enormous profits. so, why aren't they selling it cheaper — profits. so, why aren't they

ros: thank you, joanna gosling at buckingham palace. significance of balmoral th week -- let's go there now. kirsty wall is at the queens estate in scotland. are there members of the royal family there still? do we know? kirsty: members of the royal family arrived this afternoon, joining other members of the family here. there is the duke of essex and his wife, sophie, and prince andrew as well. we do not know if the younger ones are staying overnight, but prince andrew and prince edward will be staying overnight. we do not know if they will be joined by more distant members of the royal family tomorrow morning. ros: what are people there -- we can see some of them gathered behind you, what is the mood? the death of the queen, but before that, as we were just seeing, the queen's last act as appointing her 50th prime minister. kirsty: people have been streaming across the bridge very quietly, over the river d, where the family used to fish, and i spoke to one family from las vegas. there is certainly a feeling, ong the scottish populatio

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which ros came up with earlier. one other thing, starmer is.... well, of course we don't _ narrowly more popular. well, of course we don't have _ narrowly more popular. well, of course we don't have a - narrowly more popular. well, of course we don't have a new - narrowly more popular. well, of. course we don't have a new prime minister— course we don't have a new prime minister yet, course we don't have a new prime ministeryet, but course we don't have a new prime minister yet, but certainly in terms of energy. — minister yet, but certainly in terms of energy, the problem is that this market— of energy, the problem is that this market is— of energy, the problem is that this market is broken. what i believe the government should do is control the price of— government should do is control the price of energy that is paid by households and businesses rather than allowing the current pricing structure — than allowing the current pricing structure to keep going. the current structure _ structure to keep going. the current structure determines the ene

there's been a lot of discussion about where it's headed now under charles with, i think ro, family will expect it to be extremely positive as a, as a factor here, that the thousands of people tens of thousands of people. we don't know the exact numbers yet. are people that attended the queen's body lying in states in western is to hold that the hundreds of thousands of people that are turned out on the street to the events today and millions of people around the world that watch the rural family know that well they have a very specific constitutional function here in the united kingdom as the head of state and a parliamentary democracy. they also know how important it is, the symbolism and the power, the soft power that their existence here as, as the, as the ro, family, of the united kingdom exist. and the view that they're seen with all around the world. and they think they'll hope that this event will continue. significant aspects will be how does the god his controls choose to go about his coronation? i will see of such a grand event with pomp and ceremony. i think probably we can e

later, our common ground segment featuring nancy mace and ro khanna tonight.e is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 2 in chicago at least eight people injured at explosion at apartment. firefighters searching for anyone who may be still trapped inside that structure. determining to determine the cause of that blast. fox 61 in hartford, connecticut as internet host alex jones appears at the courthouse for his trial to determine how much he must pay the families of sandy hook victims. jones was found guilty of libel for calling the massacre a hoax. he could be called to testify about money at some point this week. and this is a live look at san antonio, texas, one of the big stories there tonight from fox 29. $19 million lottery ticket is sold in montgomery county. lottery officials say the cash value option was selected. the winner will receive almost $12 million before taxes. congratulations. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ my lucky day ♪ ♪ (kari) i just sw

the escalating tensions have driven more ro hanger into bangladesh. are blue, crossed over recently with full family members. we have not identified him at his request in florida. we lived home village because of the intense fighting between the rock and rebels and the min mom millage. the military told us this is not a country. he should leave that they started a techno village with helicopters in heavy weapons buying. others kindly offers refuge to nearly 1100000 ro hanger and the government cited will not allow any more to enter bangladesh sector. night to see bangladesh as a responsible and peaceful country you have seen, we have been tackling all these issues with much patience for quite some time. now . we told them to resolve their internal crisis, that there are no more casualties and bloodshed on our side. here the un security council is considering a resolution demanding an end to all violence in myanmar. but bangladesh is not optimistic about it as initiated previously failed to pressure man man to change its policies from which audrey al j

can ijump in here, ros? of course you can.t here about that does go back to something adam said about lying and the consequence of the brexit referendum. and without rerunning all of those arguments, there is no doubt in my mind that lies were told. there is no doubt in my mind that borisjohnson became prime minister in part on the back of his success in the brexit referendum, and that borisjohnson has told many lies in his political life as prime minister. they are very rarely called out on the bbc... well... ..or across most of the media. well, you're right. you won't hear the word "liar" on the bbc, though i would say that there are many circumstances i can think of where it's been pointed out that something the prime minister has said is not true. let me ask you a broader point, particularly alastair and adam, but, jon, i'm interested to get you to think back to your experiences in washington and westminster of the daily pressure, adam, that governments try to exert on journalists and news organisations. the idea that that

among the rowing guards, living in the no man's land, the escalating tensions have driven more ro hanger into bangladesh. abo crossed over recently with full family members. we have not identified him at his request. i thought a better thought of the way we left our home village because of the intense fighting between the rock and rebels and the men ma millage. the military told us this is not a country. he should leave that they started a techno village with helicopters and heavy weapons buying others kindly offers refuge to nearly 1100000 ro, anger, and the government said it will not allow any more to enter bangladesh. ah, ah knight to sin bangladesh as a responsible and peaceful country you have seen, we have been tackling all these issues as much patience for quite some time. now. we told them to resolve their internal crisis, that there are no more casualties and bloodshed on our side. here the un security council is considering a resolution demanding an, an to all violence in me and mark. but bangladesh is not optimistic about it as initiated, previously failed to pressure me and

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she has the support of congressman ro khann. ro khanna. california attorney l attorney general rob bonta. state treasurer fiona mae. and council president. now, there are 10 people running for mayord mayor and the election is november 8. we will be covering that. meantime, california's attorney general launched a new office of gun violence preventi. violence prevention. it is meant meant to be a centralized unit to gather and analyze gun violence data and to develop sts develop strategies to better tackle the issue. >> even in california, the nation's gun safety leader, we are not immune to the sick dise. sick disease. when is enough going to be enough? when is the violence going to end? in order to fight this epidemic it will take new efforts, creative approaches and new options. >> bonta said there is a natione search underway for the offices first director. > >> hate crimes in california on the rise and tonight, the personal story of a young bay area woman who was attacked out of nowhere, just because of what what she was wearing. >> sh

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iam ros i am ros atkins.nfirm his resignation. as we have been discussion, liz truss has pressure to unite a conservative party that has been anything but united in recent months, and one way to do that is to set our programme of government. how she plans to meet the challenges people across the uk are facing. in her short speech, she spoke directly to members of the party. friends and colleagues, thank you for putting your faith in friends and colleagues, thank you for putting yourfaith in me friends and colleagues, thank you for putting your faith in me to lead our great conservative party, the greatest political party on earth. during this leadership campaign, i campaigned as a conservative and i will govern as a conservative. applause let's speak again tojoe and caitlin. understandably, everyone is focused on the cost—of—living crisis, but the people who have not followed the campaign closely, what else is a priority for liz truss as she sets out her leadership, tries to unite the party and win the countr

guy: ros, what are the risks here? we are going to see this government delivering a dash for growth. what are the risks of that being almost too quick? rosalind: of course the risk is that it pushes the boe into bigger rate hikes and there was talk of 75 basis points later this week because they will buffer growth so quickly and put an inflationary dash on top of it. how much can actually work, though? winter sets in and the u.k., and politically how can she navigate this with her tory party? those on the right that we voted to be small government, small regulation, hands off government, and now you are unleashing huge amount of spending. she has to keep them happy? how is she going to do that. she is going to crackdown on the unions. alix: we will talk more about the boe at the moment, but how does the boe look at this? they will say we are independent, i get that, but there is so much from the government that affects how they will manage when it hit of tightening and rate hikes. --manage quantitative tightening and r

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that was - mr khan speaking to my colleague ros atkins a little earlier.minister. remember that redcar was dubbed bluecar in 2019, the first time they voted for a conservative and p. here is why, the closure of businesses, high child poverty rates here. voters here wanted change. and they were promised so much with the levelling up agenda. in recent times we have seen so much government investment in that old steelworks site, private investment in clean energy. at the moment a factory being built on that site sunak, to make parts for wind turbines out in the north sea, but a lot has happened since the 2019 election, a pandemic, a war in europe, high inflation rates, so it is not surprising when you to people here in red car, they have not seen much change or felt it —— here in red car, they have not seen much change orfelt it —— here in redcar. some say from what they have seen from the hustings during the leadership campaign, they are not entirely sure, they're not entirely optimistic that that change will come. i optimistic that that change will come. .,

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atom, we understand that ros atom and the kremlin fear this, that is why they rosatom is trying to beblic in its attempts to loot our nuclear plant, a key nuclear plant for our energy security, on the other hand, there is information that certain contracts are still working concluded on the ukrainian side with roz atom, we understand that the situation is very delicate and complex, because nuclear fuel and nuclear waste are generally a separate world and a separate one . this is the shelling of civil infrastructure and energy destruction of thermal power plants , this is another proof that russia can get the status of a sponsor of terrorism. how did latvia do it? the usa to this question but if the european countries will, uh, at the level of their state , make such a decision because all the orders that it consumes with a terrorist state are because, well, what kind of military object is the thermal power plant, that's the first thing, the second thing. as for the energy atom contracts, it supplies fuel, there was no official information that they were suspended or torn. of nuclear e

the ro, hinkle were killed, tortured, raped, and displaced in the thousands, as part of the man mar, security forces, campaign of ethnic cleansing. in the months and years leading up to the atrocities . facebook's algorithms were intensifying a storm of hatred against the ro hinder which contributed to real world violence. throwing our mainly muslim minority in my and mar, one that has been persecuted since 2016. when my mars military force started a major crack down on the road, when people forcing them from their homes and bangladesh, since that time, hundreds of thousands have had to live in special camps near the borders without any opportunity to move to other refugee facilities. even in cases of family separation, the activists that protect their own goes right claim that facebook algorithms ramped up violence toward the people by playing up extremist anti muslim content ahead of large scale mass occurs. the cripple, the amnesty international accuses facebook of promoting and amplifying violent and hostile content to keep users on the platform longer for higher profits. the rep

enjoy my deepest sympathies with his majesty the king and of the members of the ro family, to whom i command all our c, since she condolences and support up this very, very sub time. this order. we are meeting today the tributes to her majesty queen. i would like to inform the house that we will set today until approximately 10 p. n. the tributes of approximately 6 o'clock. the house will be suspended while the magistrate, the king, makes his broadcast the nation. members presence will be able to watch the broadcasts on screens in the chamber. we will then resume our proceedings to continue with tribute. the house will then set again tomorrow at 1 o'clock. the 1st business will be all taking for a small number. the senior members, members to be invited to take bill tomorrow of being contacted by my office. all of the members will have an opportunity to take when the house returns, after taking tomorrow tribute shall be continued. the house is expected to sit approximately 10 pm. the house is not expected to sit on sunday. i know call the prime minister list, but just okay. miss the s

. >> john: sandra, let's bring in ro khanna to break this all down. so the president, congressman, seems to be ignoring the big number on inflation, which is 8.3%, focusing instead on the month to month number, let's play again what he said yesterday. >> let's put this in perspective. inflation rate month to month was up just an inch, hardly at all. >> congressman, is that a message that you are excited to take to voters this fall? >> look, i'm not going to deny the obvious. obviously inflation is an issue, people are still paying too much for food, for basic products, for their needs. but how do we solve this, wages rise and prices come down. only one way, we have to make more things in america, we have to produce more, we need productivity to go up and a lot of the president's policies, particularly the chips act and the inflation reduction act is about bringing manufacturing back to america and solving supply chains. >> sandra: i hear you saying it's still an issue as if it landed in the administration's lap. most americans when polled say they hol

as for the death of prince philip last year, the ro family tried to discourage people from bringing flowers down to the gates of buckingham palace. they are saying that if you do, you'll be guided elsewhere to one of the parts to put your flowers. there will you can see that message has not gone through the accuser stretching all the way up the road past the palace. he can't hold the people back each with their own personal reasons for coming. please take walking off all your left hand side to call your response to the coin a. 6 your flowers, it's very sad. they have only known the queen and my mother was a refugee after the holocaust. and she came here in 1946 and was here for the queen. got married and when she was crowned and we've always been really grateful to this country and for her great leadership with the flowers. my dad. yes . amazing. thank you very much. i remember i turned it back. why not hospital? in south africa? there was a year where by she came to south africa, i was there's a student, nancy ta such a big day for everyone in south africa. you know, i and mandela day. and

confirmed by the g. 20 presidency. bringing opportunities for you, invest indonesia now over 400000 ro hang or children who should be up school instead, live in the congested refugee camp, of course, of bazaar. they've already missed years or formal education. now the informal classroom inside the camps are being shut down. don't tara just calling them illegal, banned from learning the bungler language and with no prospect of formally recognized medication insight. the can many are turning to religious schools known as mother outside of that. it was the best. it makes a big difference, having an education and not having it. i put a lot of thought an idea into how to educate these children over 50 percent of the total growing our records, the population, our children providing education is the biggest challenge facing the community. and now the, you and it's partners are offering formal education based on the man mar curriculum from kindergarten to grade math. but they're not formal echo date of schools. hundreds of thousands of ro hanger children are desperate to study, but are at risk

the escalating tensions have driven more ro hanger into bangladesh, auburn crossed over recently with full family members. we have not identified him at his request in florida. that's not the way we live to a home village because of the intense fighting between the rock and rebels and the min mom millage. the military told us this is not a country. he should leave that they started a techno village with helicopters in heavy weapons buying. others currently offers ref, which to nearly 1100000 ro, anger, and the government said it will not allow any more to enter bangladesh. ah, ah knight to sin bangladesh as a responsible and peaceful country you have seen, we have been tackling all these issues with much patience for quite some time. now . we told them to resolve their internal crisis, that there are no more casualties and bloodshed on our site. here the un security council is considering a resolution demanding an, an to all violence in myanmar. but bangladesh is not optimistic about it as an initiative previously failed to pressure me and mark to change its policies and which audrey

ros atkins. the queen is to miss the highland games, which start tomorrow.ing every year, but has been suffering from ongoing mobility issues. prince charles will be at the event tomorrow. strikes that had been due to close hundreds of schools and leave beans are emptied across scotland tomorrow has been suspended. a bigger pay rise for many staff rather than a smaller rise and one—off cost of living payment has been offered. voting has closed in the conservative party leadership race. after two months of campaigning and eight initial candidates whittled down to two, we will find out on monday whether liz truss or rishi sunak has been chosen by party members to be the next leader — and so prime minister. here's our political correspondent ben wright. after a long, rancorous campaign, it's now time to count the ballots. just 160,000 tory party members are picking their next leader, the next prime minister. and the challenges facing them are huge. they were spelt out today by the current chancellor. he's backing liz truss, the presumed frontrunner. there are n

atom abroad, and they understand that there is a certain dependence on ros atom, and that, accordingly, the position that we are in a certain dependence has been observed in our country even since in the 14th year, there were certain e-e initiatives to reduce this dependence. at the same time, they were insufficient, and therefore it is absolutely correct to talk about the need to find alternative e-e sources of supply, and this should be done in a very, very active mode, taking into account that that the risk is one hundred percent, and again, if you look at the historical nuclear power industry, it was always under quotation marks , it was so critical and so tried. well, never bring it to the outside as an argument in any conflicts . to start a conversation about nuclear blackmail before, even during military operations, these objects were always kept behind the quotes, understanding what a risk they are here. thank you, mr. ministers, for this honest conversation on the live air of the espresso tv channel oleksiy orgel, minister of energy and environmental protection of ukraine at 1

i said, i think is the, the storm leadership see that ro, destroying any remnants of communism rather than getting elected because i can't see how it's in the interest to be constantly focused on in fighting, which is what's happened since case got elected. there's not a vision for the country at all of this family to ship. in contrast to jeremy corbin, you had big ideas and enthused lots of young people and, and the large part the population is none of that was from when you see the only defining characteristic as far as leadership of labor is it's a tax on the less than it's the tax of members and it's purging of members. and that is because corbin is a threat to the british establishment gifts from a represent the british establishment. the labor party under his leadership represents a british establishment. so to them, it's much more important to destroy corporate them than it is to get into our mac. kind of very interesting to speak to you. thanks for taking the time to speak to us on algebra. there's plenty more til ahead here on this. these are including y court in pakistan may

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we'll talk with oversight committee member congressman ro khana about it. tonight president biden will deliver a speech, what we expect him to say. >>> right now in jackson, mississippi, residents are facing a fourth day without reliable running water. we're life on the ground. >>> in ukraine, u.n. inspectors are at europe's largest nuclear plant under russian control amid fierce shelling in the area. >>> we begin with what will be a crucial day in the legal battle over classified documents seized from donald trump's mar-a-lago estate. the judge will hear arguments on the former president's request for a special master who filter out privileged materials. it comes hours after his legal team filed a defiant response to a blistering justice department filing late tuesday. his team argued it should have been, quote, fully anticipated that trump would have sensitive material at his home. his lawyers describe the documents as, quote, his own presidential records. even though the law says they belong to the government. trump's team also argued a special master to

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joining me now is congressman ro khanna. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. i greatly appreciate your time this evening. i want to get your reaction to this speech because some republicans, i'm sure you have heard, have called the remarks angry and divisive. do you think he struck the right tone? >> i do. the remarks were honest. he was not going after rank and file republicans or republican voters, he was going after the leaders, who are peddling conspiracy theories, who are not willing to denounce violence, who are in some cases inciting violence. that is the extremism that he was calling out. and he actually was asking republicans to join us and condemning that kind of extremism. >> i'm sure you saw this as well. the white house press secretary appearing on the sunday show with my colleague. here is how she defended against criticism that it took the president a while to explicitly call out republicans. >> this is not the first time he is giving a soul of a nation speech. he wrote about it back in august of 2017, about where we were as a country than. espe

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