i don't know how to say mask right. i'd say they say it. mask right. set me up. yeah, well, explain what you could take the are a bit unclear because. well to do with because. well it's to do with like they're worried about high temperatures and skin damage and stuff so they're wearing a weird mask. they like mask asia. mask. they like mask in asia. they're on they're wearing a weird mask on their block those things their face to block those things out. that's basically the out. and that's basically the story. we've story. okay, look, we've got time so time for one more story, so let's try get that done. let's try and get that done. >> the mail, lewis and >> it's the mail, lewis and what's fake what's this about fake tan? >> basically >> oh, fake. it's basically there's a i never fake tan and used to be paid like peppa pig. and now my radiant low is down for my eating habits. there's are some woman in tiktok who says you. says tiktok is an educate you. she's carrots and she's eating carrots and carrots. make your skin yellow. three large a day but thre

i say okay.table, and you had an operation on the scrotum and i’ll look at such a doctor now on google, it would be normal for you to have such equivalent things as a splinter and you were a terrible person to see me, but the meaning was such that there would be a tantrum , if on the table, when the doctor now you already know such doctors, like, damn it, here i was really lying on the table when my chin was sewn up, he, damn it, what happened to the chin? here is the story. here in general not a joke. this is a whole poem. in short, our favorite kvn and some kind of cup. everything is very pathetic. everything is very cool. and uh, of course, i myself, like all this, all these falls, i came up with another funny fall for myself. but what if i glued such a gift to myself, and i’m running a paper one, and falling on this gift with my head. and here he explodes from there all sorts of sparkles. i did this and it was great. and so i glued, like this, but such a cube, a square, such a paper cube, all

it doesn't even you know what it says? it says euro . what it says? it says euro.nplaying what it says? it says euro. basfact y, they're downplaying what it says? it says euro. basfact that zy're downplaying what it says? it says euro. basfact that this downplaying what it says? it says euro. basfact that this is>wnplaying what it says? it says euro. basfact that this is in1playing what it says? it says euro. basfact that this is in europe] the fact that this is in europe and yeah, but they're saying that british people are going to brave the sun. >> i mean, they're talking here about heatwave in about 49 c, a heatwave in europe. go out in europe. i wouldn't go out in that. >> i know wouldn't. but >> i know you wouldn't. but i think average is like think the average brit is like dying this. to going dying to do this. it's to going be 20, degrees in nunhead in be 20, 23 degrees in nunhead in the hottest of next week, the hottest part of next week, which which south—east which is which is in south—east london. what i think london. you know what i think that's ridicul

office says jump , they say, how office says jump, they say, how high?elatively small countries like norway or denmark, or you get somebody like von der leyen, who just basically says , i'll do whatever basically says, i'll do whatever you like. so i think it's predictable. it's explicable, and i think it says a great deal actually about the nature of what nato is and i know right now, obviously russia is in ukraine and people have talked about the importance of nato. but think people need to but i think people need to understand have the supreme understand we have the supreme commander nato in europe has commander of nato in europe has to be an american general. i don't think people realise this. they have to be an american general who says that that's how it's been since 1949 or whatever. it'sjust it's been since 1949 or whatever. it's just because it's been like that. >> what? yeah >> what? yeah >> well, that's the nature of the of the of the of the trade. so this figure, the secretary—general is european. so a partnership. but so it's like a partners

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i'm not saying relevant. i'm saying it's not relevant.not it's not important. not saying it's not important. all is that this is all i'm saying is that this is prime daily mail. prime red meat daily mail. >> okay. >> okay. >> lawyers charging up to £10,000 make fake asylum £10,000 to make fake asylum claims. and this is a actually a very, very interesting piece of investigative journalism by the mail. so they they went undercover and exposed uk immigration law firms that what they're doing is a briefing clients on how to stay in this country. so what the mail has got some journalists to pretend to be making asylum claims. >> yes and they've and these lawyers are saying we'll lie for you. right. we'll for ten grand. >> for ten grand. >> for ten grand. >> right. >> right. >> what sort of things are they saying they'll do? >> so what they'll say is look for ten grand, we're going to horrific. going to invent horrific. we're going to invent a horrific back story. right. it's claims it's going to be include claims of torture, beatings, of sexu

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saying got choosing a russia of trying to create what it says would be a global hung, a crisis robot brian interior of thank you. how far has broken out to the military base and russian antics cried p. crimea days after explosions, damage the coach bridge, linking russia to the peninsula. of course is of no side what might have started the blaze elementary base. and the cut off ski district, russian media has reported destinations. would you this up with all of us following the story from muska as well according to the local authorities as well as witnesses, the rest of the explosions heard of the munitions at power in the cale skeet districts of crime yet. where must have 5 bro, causing the hours and wednesday, and huge plains of smile. girls are seen from nearby villages, but at the same time we don't see many videos about the incident posted on the internet. russian appointed governor of grammy a survey activity on other has confirmed no casualties have been reported. but as you mentioned, deals, ortiz a do not say, well, who's defined followed by the explosions. the investigation

they say before they found the victim, police say they think the victim in the person who stabbed the knew each other. we're working to learn more about the identity of the victim and the status of the suspect involved. there's been yet another freeway shooting in the bay area. this one on normally sleepy highway. 24 and in the middle of the day, causing one of the cars involved to crash into another car before the driver involved in the shooting took off and the lafayette area. no injuries were reported. today's freeway shooting comes a day after a person experiencing apparent mental health crisis got out of her car naked and fired a gun at cars crossing the bay bridge. this started about 4.30, yesterday afternoon. the woman was taken into custody a short time later, but they stopped all eastbound lanes of the bay bridge for a while in the backups lasted for hours. the california highway patrol says the woman he's being evaluated by mental health experts before any potential charges might be filed. a car fire cause some traffic delays on benicia bridge there this afternoon. this was

they say they say a grenade launcher was also destroyed along with the combination of all the weapons . now, overnight the dental has also risen palestinian officials saying that this whole now at 9 people killed in this re now and it's 2nd day. but of course there are loads of people injured. you've got as many as a 100 people injured according to officials there. and somewhere in the critical condition. so it's very likely that that figure that the total could rise. and of course, as the operation is ongoing, we may say mode this during this, right? it's not just the militants who are affected by this. of course, our civilians, engineering coping well, it's a really difficult situation up there. i have to say terry, it's really dangerous. you still are in that report. the shops, everything is of course, shut down. you don't say many women and children on the straits and went on able to access the camp itself. it is a closed military zone at the moment. but the people living in their old reports that things are quite daya. we were getting report yesterday that was the electricity and

what experts say is driving them up. and the nearly 1 billion dollar purchase of land in the north bay. but that land is next to that has some questioning. but the new owner wants it for. babackck i in n ththe e , snsneaeakeker r drdropopst getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can get the freshest kicks asap. i got this. get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited when you switch to xfinity mobile for $30 a line per month. nice job, little sis! they grow up so fast... i'm a fan. from xfinity. >> yikes. wild scene out of san francisco's dolores heights neighborhood after that car you saw there just comes crashing down. witnesses say that there were 5 people in that car. all of gone. by the time police arrived but first, rob nesbitt talked with one of the witnesses who tried to help. >> witnesses along 19th street quickly ran in to try to help the 5 people inside the car. but one by one, you see them get out, resist. help flee the scene. a woman who was inside

he says, sister says seriously.n, he gives him no, he gives him that time only drinks and pah. that's gasoline. he says, well, congratulations. you again distinguish tastes. well, with you 5,000 this doctor spat, he thought, okay, i’ll come tomorrow, i’ll come the next day and say. he says hello what do you have it says i lost my memory. help he says, just a second sister. bring , please, a bag number 22. wait in it for gasoline, the memory of 25.000 has returned to you again. yes, this is the third day they think. well, everything, now i’ll definitely win back, he comes and says. all this sat in a chair. he says what 's wrong, vision can't see anything. he just says the designer says, well, here i am powerless. here, please, your 10,000 rubles. he says, well, there are only five. congratulations, you are back. vision with you 5.000 a lot there weren't that many jokes at all. these doctors were about money, there was something about money in general, no matter how plast about money , these machinations, something li

why be upset to say that?hat. maybe she appreciated you more that you didn't give her away. at least you asked. raised brought up, why can't she see anything? i'm nobody without cookies. she threw school at my sister. sit down, if anything, i flew to my mother for an ambulance, while the medicine flew to the pharmacy. that's it, it's in any way about making a call from the end of the city to silpo. i wonder what kind of tyrant brother you are talking about, from whom you want to take some kind of valery voznyuk's house we meet. good evening i am the son of this beautiful woman, this is my mother, whom i have not abandoned and will never leave. all my life next was never thrown. i never converted my mother never never i came so that this creature would not see me. come on magic words. come on, you know me, yes, how do you know me, i know everything, knows quite well, this is your sister. she scandalizes, and i bypass her side. i do not meet with her relatives signed my apartment. tell people. you speak the trut

felix frankfurter in the old almanac case saying this was the fifth amendment say no person shall becompelled be a witness against himself in a criminal case. frankfurter was raised. the question is the accent on himself? if we give him immunity, can we force him to testify against his friends are republican in the communist party or is it on compelled? if it's found compelled, we may not be able to force him to testify at anything. well, how does he get to know? frankfurter said it. can't be taken literally. you've got to go beyond the text to find out what was the principle? what's the understanding behind that text? and remember, just friendly would say, my goodness, know, you have somebody who's been involved in a kidnaping. he could tell us whether victim is still alive is still in the country. why would be forbidden to ask to ask him to give us influence on that and hold it against him when he can't. and of course, the whole question of. well, can we take the can we take blood out from your singing nails can get the paint on. can i be forced to stand in a lineup to be recognize

they say their data shows fare. gates can solve that dilemma and ad revenue to the system so that bart will be able to beef up security. leaders say they do not plan that these new gates completed until 2026. and say moving faster may not be the answer. >> we're going to do it right. we're not going to rush into this. we're going make sure it's done properly because these gates are going to have to last for generations. >> so that's the rationale for not moving more quickly. we talk to bart riders about this latest issue. and here's what they had to say. >> i don't think it's actually a safety issue. i think it's an equity issue. i think we need to keep in mind that the people who potentially jump the gates for the fares actually deeply believe the public transit should be free for all. think that part area. >> i think there are any negative consequencrs. this person's money being spent not sure of a safer, but i do agree that it's an improvement to what we have right now. >> so that young woman in that young man, d

this is what i would even say that i wanted. mr. stephanchuk can say, and maybe even mr. zelenskyi wanted to, but they don’t dare, why don’t they dare to say what they wanted to say. please, do you know, mykola, when i was still a teenager in the soviet union, my parents told me to eat soup regularly, because i won’t eat soup then i will have to swallow an umbrella well, to see what is in my stomach, how everything is going on there, we now know that similar studies are already carried out in the modern world, they are carried out either with anesthesia or , in fact, the thickness of this probe is so thin that, in principle, it can be done very simply, here you are do you understand when in this society they try to put an enema on a seamstress, yes, right away in public? well, it's not just like that, well, i don't think that the speaker of the parliament and doctor of law stefanchuk is so stupid as to make such controversial statements on friday in the evening only to spoil the prospects of people who have been living in a state of war for more than 500 days , drink 50 g

i'm not sure he is saying that, i think you saying i is saying that, i think you saying they should nothe public eye for a while, _ dropped out of the public eye for a while, and — dropped out of the public eye for a while, and the stupidity there's been _ while, and the stupidity there's been a — while, and the stupidity there's been a massive opportunity for him to boost— been a massive opportunity for him to boost his — been a massive opportunity for him to boost his own profile. we need to be careful— to boost his own profile. we need to be careful to think he is representing people. if you want to hear someone on the radio he has sensible _ hear someone on the radio he has sensible advice, listen to martin lewis _ sensible advice, listen to martin lewis i— sensible advice, listen to martin lewis. i think nigel farage here is in danger— lewis. i think nigel farage here is in danger of associating some of the things— in danger of associating some of the things banks legitimately do to prevent— things banks legitimately do to prevent fraud and money—laundering with a _ prevent fraud a

what's the point in saying. having gift of gab having the gift of the gab if you have substance to you have little substance to backit you have little substance to back it up? someone less polite than myself might argue some of our are a testament our politicians are a testament to wasn't too long ago to this. it wasn't too long ago that rishi sunak made maths his flagship policy, but least we flagship policy, but at least we can say rishi demonstrably can say rishi is demonstrably good maths . keir quite can't good at maths. keir quite can't quite say the same for rac, can he? but at least he's taught us one lesson. you absolutely one life lesson. you absolutely cannot charisma . well, cannot teach charisma. well, there you go . there you go. >> i so passion disagree with you about this . you know, you you about this. you know, you delivered that beautifully because you have the posh private school girl confidence, right? that is the fact of the matter, benjamin. but it's true. you know, people often i've been

as we were saying , tough talking from the saying, tough talking from the prime minister saying thatffer on the table. no amount of strikes is going to change that . change that. >> yes, i think that was a very clear message to the junior doctors and indeed to consult stentz. he was saying this is it. it's fair and it's final. there will be no more talking about this . so basically he's about this. so basically he's saying to the doctors , take it, saying to the doctors, take it, take this 6.5% or leave it. they've asked , of course, for they've asked, of course, for 36, but he was out lining the many things which he says the government is doing for the nhs . he says it's record funding they set out, didn't they, the long term workforce plan over the next 15 years, which is something we haven't had before and was greeted positively pretty much from all sides. so we wait and see what the response will be from the british medical association , but british medical association, but much better . british medical association, but much better. news british medical association, but much bett

he says . destruct of demands. he says.ying to get this on the screen, hopefully so you can see it for yourself. but he's saying they would give putin the power to blackmail the uk, make 213,000 people jobless, defund our nhs and put your energy bill at risk. he says. but the tories do not surrender and i find that language quite fascinating . language quite fascinating. >> i think it's, well, he's talking nonsense. what's awful about it? because what the tories are doing, they've found this little sliver and they are trying to drive a wedge through you between them and labour. >> and it's about, you know, why do you, why do you define it as a little sliver? >> you're saying it's based on a few votes in uxbridge? there's loads of people that are against this kind of fast paced net zero, it's the zero, but it's not the associated really, really slow. >> really, really behind >> we're really, really behind the the world. the rest of the world. >> oh, no, we're not, joe. >> well, we are. we are not behind. slipped back hugely.

what are they sa in: are department is saying. what are they saying are the _ department is saying.rtment is saying. what are they saying are the reasons for this? if. saying are the reasons for this? if you ask the weathermen, he is going to say it is the monsoon and this is part of the western disturbances. but i think if we speak to climate scientists, it fits in with what climate scientists have been saying, that the monsoon is going to become very dramatic and it is going to become very intense. but i don't think we can blame it completely on climate change. i think the city where i live in has witnessed rapid construction on its river's flood plains, people are building homes and construction of many infrastructure projects on the river itself. and these cause a lot of problems. we have had homes, i don't know of a single home in delhi which has not had a problem with the backflow of sewage water. remember, this could also be a looming health crisis because we have drinking water mixing with the sewage water. the drains are choked with solid waste. so i think that in the futur

would say they are. that, but palestinians would say the are. , ., that, but palestinians would saylet me give you some examples. we have given - they are. let me give you some examples. we have given sinai| they are. let me give you some i examples. we have given sinai in they are. let me give you some - examples. we have given sinai in the late 70s in order to help to achieve peace with the egyptians. and we have recently 20 years ago we have given the gaza strip to the palestinians in order to live with them. . ~ palestinians in order to live with them. ., ,, i. palestinians in order to live with them. ., ~' ,, , palestinians in order to live with them. ., ,, , . them. thank you very much indeed, we have run right — them. thank you very much indeed, we have run right out _ them. thank you very much indeed, we have run right out of _ them. thank you very much indeed, we have run right out of time. _ tomorrow the high court in london will hear the arguments for and against the london mayor's plans to expand the ultra low emission zone — ulez — across london, to encompass the whole

i don't know how to say mask right. i'd say they say it. mask right.. yeah, well, explain what you could take the are a bit unclear because. well to do with because. well it's to do with like they're worried about high temperatures and skin damage and stuff so they're wearing a weird mask. they like mask asia. mask. they like mask in asia. they're on they're wearing a weird mask on their block those things their face to block those things out. that's basically the out. and that's basically the story. we've story. okay, look, we've got time so time for one more story, so let's try get that done. let's try and get that done. >> the mail, lewis and >> it's the mail, lewis and what's fake what's this about fake tan? >> basically >> oh, fake. it's basically there's a i never fake tan and used to be paid like peppa pig. and now my radiant low is down for my eating habits. there's are some woman in tiktok who says you. says tiktok is an educate you. she's carrots and she's eating carrots and carrots. make your skin yellow. three large a day but three large ca

what's to say? oh, what's she got to say?tics, says angela rayner . angela rayner. >> so she's going to reform the standards system, which would ban ex—ministers from taking lobbying, lobbying jobs related to their former brief that they were in charge of as well. >> this is after they've left their post, right? >> this is after they've left their post years after >> this is after they've left theirleft post years after >> this is after they've left theirleft their years after >> this is after they've left theirleft their post.ears after >> this is after they've left theirleft their post. okay iter they left their post. okay and if the are breached, they if the rules are breached, they face so the former face fines. and so the former ministers would need to approach their newly proposed integrity and ethics commission before taking role . well, i taking a paid role. well, i mean, the problem with this is that if you've been the minister for something, you're to for something, you're going to be particular be an expert in that

well, what else can we say?d that the lion's share of these cases are in the name of ukraine, and let's talk about the deputies of the verkhovna rada who did not declare, i emphasize, did not declare the rented apartments for which the state allocates funds to them, they kept this case, dragged it out, and now the statute of limitations for bringing them on charges has expired for all these deputies against whom there was a violation, and that's all . net graph the authorities are not to blame and it's still the deputies, you understand, well, we see it all and the people see it all and they think something that after all, it's a paradise for idiots, not a paradise for martyrs and not for idiots and we're not idiots, that's why this story is so well, in short, they don't just know about corruption, you can talk forever, as they say about water, because it flows undeniably. thank you, mr. mayor, for the conversation . the eighth convocation by friends, while live of the espresso tv channel also on our sites on yo

saying no to tax wise is in kenya. brian police can fund the anti government protesters who defies the price of is free for. com. and children is our set of the workshops and the occupied westbank, helping those phone with us. and it is really assault. i'm in support, we're counting down to a women's world cup of 1st and australia. new zealand are record 30, are taking parts with renting champions. the usa targeting a 3rd street title. the we're going to begin on use our with ukraine. what fighting is intensifying on several funds for the 2nd night wanting dozens of russian drones and massages of attract ukraine's main seaport. a desa, your grains as buildings and equipment for great exports of being targeted and cry me up a military base is called far, it's not clear what's caused the blaze. and russian forces say they've captured a railway station near chance reclining and say the russians, amassing a 100 fives and soldiers and around 900 times in the east. now we're going to speak to you to the shop of oliver in mos

would you bring any report by the rights group say the children says palestinian children arrested by the israeli army are emotionally and physically abused and that almost half of them in the military detention system are injured at the point of arrest? hundreds of migrant workers, mostly from bangladesh and the paul had been left stranded in malaysia. they paid huge sums of money to recruitment agents who promised them jobs, but found themselves unemployed once they arrived for slowly reports from quality and port sorta arrived from bangladesh late last year. he paid a recruitment agent, the equivalent of $4500.00. most of which he had borrowed and was promised to years of work in a factory in malaysia. but there was no jump and he's agreed to meet us on the condition. we don't reveal his identity. not today. i mean, that's been 7 months. my family's facing a big problem. i have 3 younger brothers and sisters. i have parents, i haven't sent any money home. i'm facing challenges with my job. i can't eat properly. t since found a job, but his troubles haven't gone away. and i haven't

say that it hasn't even begun yet. earlier i asked maureen in the wrong a military analyst at king's college, london. what we should make of all of this. oh, good evening. um. it's very difficult to assess a country offensive and it's down for, given the fact that ukraine is still lacking some capabilities, and they have to conduct it according to what the adversary's doing. and essentially, as a very beginnings, they have seen that the russians have build up the sophisticated the, the actual on defenses. therefore, the premiums after having lost some restaurant equipment, such as the armored armored vehicles and a few things have to readjust their tactics and readjust their operations. so it's always kind of for back and forth. where the bringing on pools is a trying to retake territory, but they are not in a hurry because they are trying to infer that the equipment is not lost and that they lose as a little man power as possible. american made the f. 16 fighter jets that ukraine was promised by the west are not likel

they're saying they're saying saying to europe.to the eu, no, no, it's perfectly legitimate to criticise and to criticise the police and to criticise the police and to criticise things are criticise the way things are being handled. criticise the way things are being harthey're saying it's not >> well, they're saying it's not they're needs to be they're saying it needs to be looked at, how the police are behaving, they're saying why looked at, how the police are bethatng, they're saying why looked at, how the police are bethatng, eu'siey're saying why looked at, how the police are bethatng, eu's rhiannonng why looked at, how the police are bethatng, eu's rhiannon that1y is that the eu's rhiannon that was it's was my point. i think it's legitimate it, legitimate to criticise it, but if an eu official, then if you're an eu official, then that's not your role, right? so if you're an eu official, then tithinkiot your role, right? so if you're an eu official, then tithinkiot 3perfectly right? so if you're an eu official, then tithinkiot

pocket. >> oh, these lefties. >> oh, these lefties. >> i say when i say the >> what can i say when iou can't accuse either being is either of us is being is a lefty, is saying, i'm teasing. >> right. look, i'll tell you, is a lefty keir starmer and you won't your when you won't believe your ears when you hear had say. hear what he's had to say. finally we say what a woman is. me. two year been able me. my two year old's been able to say this for quite some time, but keir starmer has finally caught you his caught up. i'll give you his answer couple of minutes hello there. this is dewbs& co michelle dewberry tells 7:00 live here in the house of lords, daniel moylan and historian and broadcaster david starkey . lots broadcaster david starkey. lots of love for these two through the inbox tonight . speaking of the inbox tonight. speaking of shoplifting, jackie in middlesbrough she says, we've lost our co—op through theft. michelle she goes on to talk about the shopping precinct where she says all of where she lived. she says all of the there, including the the shops there, including the c

let's say we decide in a month. would recommend at prices where the most are now, well, let's say there are delicious offers, if i decided not to wait for a hot tour, in a month, i'll fix it. that's where it's cheaper and the budget is now. and that's it. i think it's asia, uh, southeast. that is, for example, the same thailand, for example, in the summer you can fly to see it, by the way, the emirates are not hot there, it’s hot, but it’s cheap to promise that turkey will be cheap on some date. i can’t everything will depend, again, on demand, but according to our forecasts, it can’t be cheap in the summer . well, at night there are some special special events, that is, it makes sense to sit right here at night and monitor your practice, returning to universal life hacks. you need to rest out of season, then you can save money in relation to turkey to go there in october. then yes, it will most likely be in december, and preferably in december. yes, for example, the new year in turkey can be celebrated cheaper than

lewis well, you could say that. >> or you could say you could say it's a loss for the truth.s charity mermaid, this is one i think this is an incredible story because this is basically a trans group suing a non trans gay and lesbian group trying to get them denied non—profit status as we would call it in america, a charitable charitable status to stop them from getting tax advantages so that the so that the gay group so that the trans group will have free ride to promote their their beliefs . to promote their their beliefs. and so it's the first so it's the first time this has ever happened that one group is suing another group them from another group to stop them from getting along. and it's a really interesting story because it's like it's all about the tea and the lgbt one is lgb alliance , the lgbt one is lgb alliance, which doesn't have a tea and one has a tea and it's like it's like the question does pineapple belong on pizza ? belong on pizza? >> i didn't see that coming. yeah >> and i personally , and i don't >> and i personally, and i don't know, we can take a vote.

. saying the saying.erasure of these people of i mean, anti—semitism seems to be a complete blind spot in the in the minds of woke lefties who, you know , will condemn you for you know, will condemn you for getting a pronoun wrong or for voting for brexit. >> meanwhile, they're happy to support you know so happy to support you know so happy to support terrorist groups that want to want to exterminate jews because it's not what's being said, it's who's saying it. >> so they will go along with whoever is saying it because they are on their side of the argument. they won't look into it. unaware of this hashtag. >> disgusting . >> yeah, disgusting. >> yeah, disgusting. >> the guardian now >> we've got the guardian now and the and sticking with the anti—semitism theme, this story is unfortunately bit closer is unfortunately a bit closer to home. yeah, jewish group home. josh yeah, jewish group criticises gb news host not you over dangerous conspicious theories this week. >> yeah . so let's not let me >> yeah.

police say one of their officers recognized this car that was reported stolen officers say the suspect sped away when police tried to stop them and then crash this car at an intersection with another car. 5 people in the stolen car were arrested. the 2 nd include they included 2.14 year-old a 16 year-old and 2.18, year-old. >> one person is recovering in the hospital tonight after being hit by a car in san jose. it happened this morning causing a shutdown on lincoln avenue. the cause of the crash is under investigation. city of san jose has seen 29 traffic deaths so far this year. the latest happened just 2 days ago. city officials say they're working on ways to try to get drivers to slow down. that could mean installing more speed cameras around the city. >> gas prices in the bay area are creeping up once again. and experts say extreme heat around the world is partially to blame here compared to last week. national average is up around $0.10 and yesterday that average jumped $0.4 in just one day. aaa and gasbuddy say heat is a major factor driving these hikes. high temperatures can ca

county would not say. alameda county. i would say oakland, because selling andrew , you could go to san leandro or you can go to berkeley, you can go to emeryville, you can go to alameda, you can go to all those places and have dinner with your family and walk around. you can't do that in oakland. reporting in oakland. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news. all right, so an update to that attempted carjacking on skyline boulevard in oakland last week. the one caught on video the see right here. well police say they did track down three people and arrested them in san leandro. they've been described as two men and one juvenile. police say they're responsible for multiple armed carjackings in the area versus suspected of killing a man who was delivering flowers in oakland made his first court appearance today. eric lavera was arrested in chicago earlier this month. they say he shot and killed mathias gross back in june. surveillance video shows a 27 year old victim in the process of delivering flowers near 26t

got saying. he it? my dad's got a saying.es to say it's very easy to run out of other people's money. and applies at the and that applies at the individual because individual level because they were out taxpayers were running out of taxpayers money. government money. but also the government just giving the just giving away all the taxpayers let us to just giving away all the taxpajlers let us to just giving away all the taxpajl would let us to just giving away all the taxpajl would haveat us to just giving away all the taxpajl would have been to just giving away all the taxpajl would have been a to just giving away all the taxpajl would have been a great work. i would have been a great barrington declaration type. i didn't appreciate the lockdowns at all. oh, yeah. but i don't think it's fair to say. i don't think it's fair to say. i don't think everyone was spending 50 grand drugs. think grand on class a drugs. i think they example . they found an example. >> no, fair, they were >> no, to be fair, they were spending between

it says these are infrastructure targets before it can say that this is a job done. and it says that it has destroyed and/or confiscated a number of weapons and weapons manufacturing facilities as well and says this operation could continue for a few hours or it could continue for another day. and this operation has been condemned i should say by the palestinian authority, by the jordanianss, egyptians, emiratis. the united states for its part has reiterated its support for israel's right to defend itself. but of course the longer this operation goes on, the more danger there is that both the casualty count will grow and possibility of escalation not just within the west bank but perhaps to israel's other borders with gaz a or syria, th greater the danger that this fighting going on could escalate to those other parts of israel and its borders. >> very sensitive. elliott, thank you. >>> now still to do, police in battl baltimore investigate another mass shooting in the u.s. the latest for the search. >>> and plus the french mayor appeal for calm. president macron ple

they say olivia has since healed.ey offered a far lower payout. >> this is the total award, $156,000. again again, use your common sense. this is over pain is gone. wound is healed. she's not worried or bothered by the injury. >> it came down to the jury, which took just two hours yesterday to decide the final number. the family will get $800,000. olivia is mom satisfied? i'm actually just happy that they listen to olivia's voice and she the jury was able to decide a fair judgment. >> i'm happy with that. >> olivia's family says she still enjoys mcnuggets, but it from a different mcdonald's. >> coming up, the health benefits of strong coffee. >> plus, the nfl player making quite the statement at training camp (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervive nerve relief from the world's number

the white house says the barriers are dangerous and unlawful, but governor abbott says he'll be making case in court. he says he has a right to defend texas borders. cbs' skyler henry with more from washington. >> reporter: the white house says texas governor greg abbott's decision to put floating barriers on the rio grande is endangering lives. >> he continues to do this really cruel, unjust, inhumane ways of moving forward with a system that has been broken for decades. >> reporter: the justice department gave abbott until 1:00 p.m. central monday to remove floating barriers or be sued. the republican governor responded in a letter to president biden saying, "texas will fully utilize its constitutional authority to deal with the crisis you have caused. texas will see you in court, mr. president." >> i think you're seeing the governor do everything he possibly can to secure the border. >> reporter: the biden administration says the barriers are not needed, pointing out that border crossings are at a two-year low. >> what you see the governor doing is dangerous and unlawful and hurting

i say, steve and they say, yeah, this is a war, not just between russia, ukraine, this is a war about the future of a world border the 1st time and 75 years since the post world war 2 world order that we seen anything like this occur the balkans was a different situation, but this now is a challenge to the world or it isn't just the find them to confide to russia. and ukraine, as we know, was all the nato countries involved as much as a lot of people want to say in that like, well, we don't want to really start something. we don't want to go too far. but i think that's mistake because the only question we ask ourselves is, how does this get time is not on the side of the credits for obvious reasons. and i think now is the time where united states or allies to pour the kind of resources into this effort as more than just necessary. i think you looked at the political strategic issues on the russian side. i think i'm a good weekend. i don't know how we can do years, but i think he just week. and i think it may be deeper and wider than we know what the press those reading anybody else. b

as you say, his voters, his supporters, believe what he says about that day.r of them, people who i know aren't happy with what happened on january 6th still say things to me, these are his supporters, but i don't like what's happening with the people who are arrested. so you are going to keep hearing that as we go forward. >> he had this court date in florida today. he didn't have to show up for it. his codefendants walt nauta kids. but the idea that he missed that because he is an island for this campaign event, now if he is indeed going to face charges like he said he did, that's a series of contentment his attorneys have to deal with. what's your sense of how the crepe with all of this? >> there is struggling. they're looking at potentially for different jurisdictions. d. c. , florida, new york, georgia. he's also facing civil trials. there is one and october. it is two in january. one inch e. jean carroll and what is a permits game case. it is a maze of illegal activity and it's sort of ironic because donald trump just somebody who's provided a blizzard o

official says he admitted to half of them. they're trying to see if he is connected to the other fires. police say the biggest fire he started was at a housing development under construction downtown morgan hill. we speak with a woman who was evacuated with her three kids that night. >> the fact that we kept hearing it going on the next couple of days, fires everywhere, i'm relieved that we won't be having that problem anymore. >> meanwhile, catano is due in court tomorrow. his bail is set at $1 million. >>> well, bracing for extreme heat. we've been talking about this for a couple of days now. bay area firefighters are also gearing up to battling flames in triple-digit temperatures. nbc bay area's marianne favro is in san jose for was a look what they're doing to get ready. >> this is one concern. dry brush that is only getting dryer with this heat. which will create an additional risk of wildfire. with chris from the vallejo fire department academy working in thick smoke in hayward, replicating the conditions they'll face. i

you're saying . but they'll say you're saying.you rightly , probably so you're you rightly, probably so you're inflamed about this, aren't you? >> because people died at the hands of british government and the british monarchy. >> all right. i'm sorry. can i just interject here? finish now, you've spoken quite a wide eamonn thousand of eamonn thousand hundreds of millions died under millions of people died under the under the indian raj. >> the population of india increased from 170 million to 450,000,000 million. >> bengal 100. >> bengal 100. >> the whole cyclical famines of india ended because of british storage techniques and malnutrition projects. >> you actually lying about youn >> you actually lying about your. that's lying. >> i'd love to have a longer discussion where i can expose the nonsense that you're spouting here. >> you're also the british advanced women's rights in india. >> the history of women in india is one of oppression. the british band sooty, the burning of funeral pyres, of widows on the funeral pyres, the

you love us is what did he say that it somebody else? producer says we nailed. okay. haha. >> thank you, guys. all right. all right. thanks so much. >> we are here now with a look at what's coming and tonight at 6, a disturbing crime on the peninsula work where police say they believe a man stabbed a woman to death and then share that on social media. how authorities were able to track the suspect down. >> plus, we now know the name of the man shot and killed by san francisco police yesterday. why police chief bill scott says his officers had reason to open >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching 4 news at 6. >> now at 6, police say the man shot and killed by sfpd wednesday in bay view was in the bayview was armed and the gun he was carrying is now an important piece of evidence for their internal

she says that it was dawn. because here i have, uh, the concert on the third of july pops up in my memory. and i saw here many artists which, probably properties. i saw, to be honest, on stage, they performed some new hits, and i looked at them and understood what i wanted to hear. that's the old thing that rattled then on all the radio stations, the clips that we saw, and which were remembered, and i think that well, if then even i was not particularly interested. well, at that time, pop music man. and this was remembered by the young man, then, probably, it was really cool. and a powerful question. eh, we will be able to repeat such a period, or our time is up. no, you know, i think that's just the same. and how it correctly noticed that there is a cycle and there is such a kind of cyclicality in any sphere of when, how, and always happens. and when something calms down and stands at one point , there is always either a decline or an upward movement. well, i think that just the same, and after the twentieth y

the police say they were chasing do tests, but residents, so we've spoken to say those the tax was approved whole back of the hospital, a king and his mother can believe again, he's out of danger. stories are riga is still waiting for hot sun youngel to wake up pattern. so i all to 0 the single county west and can you can use president william rudo is currently in tanzania and has responded to the opposition leader on twitter. he said, quote, my friend ry loading g a. m back tomorrow evening and as you have always known it, i am available to meet one on one with you any time at your convenience. well, earlier i spoke to ryan loading good and i put that sweet to him. he says president william route so doesn't really want dialog. i think, you know, the 1st then really loves me serious. if he wants is amazing to me would know to invest me through social media. he knows my address and knows my telephone number and everything. he is busy, but he does the, the thing james does is like a public positions exercise. i mentioned yesterday that the just 2 weeks ago the president of does a near acciden

that's what i say about genocide. this is very common on state departments, this is very common in specific cities in brazil. and besides that, we also have people who die, like children, like young people, like old people, for example. if you go by a police operation sometimes and you don't stop your car or don't roll down your window, most of the times, it can happen — something violent to you, and we have many cases in brazil — i'm not saying this from top of my head. like, we have interviews, we have facts, we have numbers. and that's why when president lula invites me to be here, there is one thing that i take to the minister ofjustice to think about that black youth alive because we need to create a programme and a public policy to think about that. what i'm trying to say is if we do that together with governors, you know, with mayors, with councilpeople, we can do and we can help the police enter the favelas and the slums with more responsibility. right. that's what we need. we cannot kill people. we cannot kil

there, he says, yours has arrived, he says.s, that means they had service and every dish. i went out and told them in my own language in russian. uh, explained it to me and it was just fun. and after that, i just learned. here , work, probably, in such a key on this eh modes. uh, in order to explain to the guests what for? why and not only aya yet, where did she come from, then, i brought there, who survived the juice there, where did these apples come from and so on? well, in general, this is a fun story. yes listen since we are talking about the fact that the kitchen of the restaurant of the mind employs 50 people. i would also like to mention such a thing as a certain social organization, which inherent in the nordic restaurant, which uh makes sure that the people who work in the kitchens, uh, and restaurants are comfortable, but that's okay. i think i know exactly what you have in the restaurant approximately. yes , of course you are. everything for the chefs in your kitchen, firstly, our work cycle is twisted in such a way

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