several were such is i've sent that these abuses against the week of culture and population in saint john or cultural genocide. the time has no legal basis, but it does make china's intentions clear to erase 11000000 people. the equivalent of the population of belgium coupon insights in john, no one is able to play the west, letting him all the chinese authorities of son and every one they see is that main enemies, intellectuals, university professors, poets, and musicians. so they will not see on send its mission though, and then log on start. see fin that's had all the re education isn't just happening inside the campus where and stuff. it's also happening in forwarding schools, other schools, and didn't seem to governments from the youngest a line content as class as or based on the documents i obtained speaking the week. the language is forbidden at the risk of punishment. children are being re educated and they even have to spy on the parent. it's an ocean view and you know, that's a dramatic development such as it because it means a long term che, and just being introduced like a lo

another ethnic minorities of saint john i've always rejected assimilation and often repel. in the early 20th century, a week are independent speaking to match the 1946, the week of political need to aetna to him because he became president of the east and took his time republic the government was on the soviet interests, the week of independence. they had a country and the flock. the 3 years later, when mount created the people's republic of china, the issue of eastern focused on independence arose again. styling was very suspicious of now, but he recognized the victory of the chinese communist party. and at this point, they were all socialist brethren. and so there was very little that argument john cassini can do other than simply to acknowledge this victory himself. he renounced the eastern, took his time republic and began negotiations and discussions with chinese communist officials. interesting jobs. and there was to be a meeting known as the people's consultative conference of health and aging in august of 1949. and so these interpret stonily, public leaders were inv

no one could be left unaware of the terrible human rights violations in saint john. there was no doubt that the accounts exist in the united nations somewhat determined to off china to account for the chinese delegation was expected of the u. n. z repeating headquarters to present measures china plan to put in place to flight racial discrimination. the special report of the chinese representatives out right for an explanation of the repression of weakness ends in john in the name of combating religious extremism and maintaining its social stability. the state party has turned the weaker a ton of lust region into something that resembles a mass of internment camp that is shrouded in secrecy. a sort of a no rights and so, and the members of the weaker minority along with others who are identified as muslims, are being treated as enemies of the state. they solely on their that's no religious identity. the suite, somebody about reads with n p g, opposite to junction that one the unsure of on one sample request such a conjunction. so the font dodgy chrome, which we g to o

the comforts of saint john, which is the biggest region in china, in 3 times the size of frost. jung forms, a border between china and 8 countries, including 2 large muslim countries, pakistan and afghanistan, rich and natural resources. this region is fine to to china's economic and industrial product sparsely populated. ready ready in johnny's home to several asked make minorities cadillacs, who use, okay, i guess most contacts specs known to be 11000000 week is considered to be the regions indigenous people based tucking. speaking people are central to half a centuries, and i've never felt themselves to be chinese. the week wars have much more in common with the peoples of central asia than they do with the han chinese people culturally, historically, linguistically. they share a lot of commonalities with people of a former soviet central asia that who's backs the cossacks and so on. in fact, many of those people also inhabit the week or region of china, demographically, the chinese nation is divided into 56 ethnic groups. but the resulting mosaic is on the buttons. in fact, one c

sometimes prison in china, people, my only worship the chinese communist party, particularly in saint john west, social stability is vital to the government. the region is essential to the country's growth. it's land contains one 3rd of china's coal, oil and gas reserves. st. john also produces 20 percent of the world's cold, and that's not all in 2013, the chinese president and owner of this colossal project belts and road initiative . this includes a new 10000 kilometer irrelevant highway network, connecting china to your through central asia. in china, the main cussing point for these new trade rates is in john joseph said softly, the chinese leaders decided that in order to best exploit the regions resources they needed to secure. even if that meant sacrificing the people. had you know, you called to you that you said that you that you would be among kinds of issues. yeah. how's it was among cause i used to be punch region pain is best thing on the belt and road and the city of the gate to which he's been changed all time in the city. you see tons deal but 1st stretch and the built in

once again. saint john was on the strict surveillance because of the door of the 21st century. china was preparing an event to showcase itself as well out. and nothing should stand in the way of the 1st f chinese olympics. just a few weeks before we go to another organization, the took his time is dominic polity released the video warning that it intended to target and then pick sites in response to the fixed its muscles. a 100000 police and soldiers were deployed in beijing. the man in charge of supervising this globe live. it was none of the been cheated, paying the tax more than $1000000000.00 view. as during the opening ceremony, a reco middle tally for china. the games are a huge success for china and the stepping stone for the future president the one that has a need to use the are needing body and in 2000 due date, the chinese communist party successfully hosted deal and game high for the faith china. so we'll need to have done a good job. it just became a power on the rise. that's which in june of in the incident on july 5th, what happened? she wasn't getting both that incide

as the police state was reinforced in saint john several, tens of thousands of weakest terms, definitely they took refuge in nearby countries or in europe. kentucky became radicalized unless the wage jihad, especially in syria, giving chinese lead as an opportunity to crack down. even honda on the regions and have elected co municipality general secretary on november 15th 2012 cj and pink my controller seeing john his priority. the approach that his father took in the 1980s doesn't seem to have achieved this goal of stability, which is so important to the chinese communist party. and so perhaps shooting, paying for that reason, thinking his father might have failed with that approach has decided to take a completely different one agent things method would be forced assimilation, the rapid transformation of st. john's population chinese to achieve this precedent to inspiration from a 2011 all cool published by 2 parts. your deluxe julio, who defended china, is position the u. n. in 2018. to got an economist who supports a china united strong, the own true majority. honestly, city the 20th

sometimes prison in china, people my own, the worship, the chinese communist party, particularly in saint john west, social stability is vital to the government, the region is essential to the country's growth. its land contains one 3rd of trying this coal, oil, and gas reserves. st. john also produces 20 percent of the world's company, and that's no tall. in 2013, the chinese president owners does kolosso project belts and road initiative. this includes a new 10000 kilometer iran and highway network connecting china to your through central asia. in china, the main crossing point for these new trade rates is in turn, the the chinese leaders decided that in order to best exploit the regions resources, they need it to secure. even if that meant sacrificing the people you called to you that you i'm sure that you, that you of the go button kind divisions. yeah. how's the was among cause that used to be pendulous agent. pain is best thing on the built in road initiative. the gate to which decent change all time in the city, you see townspeople, but 1st stretch and the built in road initiative will

it was more than a 100 in the following days. booms expired in june, june, basing in saint john chinese authorities trying to have found many arms. caches reported more than 200 attacks binding wheat, good terrorist groups to beijing, independence activist, religious leaders from terrorist, one from the same enemy. the, the attacks on september 11th, 2001 can. i have china and home hoped for opportunity to justify its repression of weak is unsolved a while to line the name of the terrorist group, which china are accused of carrying out operations on it. so while the eastern talk is done, hispanic movement, beijing claimed this terrorist, great, hostile to china, was trained equipped and found. and that's by some i've been long, and i'll call you to the as a scholars, i and my colleagues had never, ever heard of the eastern trips done. so i'm assuming it was basically the vision of one man by the name of her son i assume. and he was a very religious person, and i would say religious nationalist, he believed that religion should be the vehicles that could bring independence to the week or

saint john zlatos spoke about god of spiritual life, whoever fasts with a good spirit prays in this way fasting is a powerful means of preparing for all good deeds. this has always been deeply felt by all prudent and god-loving people. saints. god fasted themselves and unanimously advised others to fast, moreover, they even went beyond fasting so much they were for themselves its fruitfulness and significance of maintaining spiritual life with the help of fasting. dear brothers and sisters, as we prepare ourselves for on the great feast of the dormition of the most holy theotokos, let us approach the feat of fasting with sincere zeal and reason, urging ourselves to passive spiritual labor, and at the same time we will have in front of us the image of the virtue of the most holy theotokos, who was exalted by the lord above the ranks of the angels, but at the same time always remained a meek , merciful christian. i am in prayer and fasting with her prayers. may the lord strengthen us in the coming unsuccessful fast, so that we can spend this time favorably for ourselves. have a nice proce

saint johns river is slow responding river.ane ian, took 45 days to correct itself on that body of water. it will take time to react and go back down. >> i will say, the one thing of this storm moved faster than other ones have you have mooed, some things will dump water and go slow. this moved faster, which is at least when talking about flooding, is a little bit better than when they are slow. >> the reason -- what does it look like for recovery for counties hit like taylor and suwannee? >> we are in the process of doing, of course, stabilize, rescue, recovery, whatever needs to be done, power, save lives, all that, without saying. there will be damage assessment to see what we're looking at in terms of damages in each county. there is debris that is something that will need to be done. counties are not able to afford that on their own, with 75% cost share with the federal government. i imagine the state would want to help fiscally constrained counties. we may be seeking better cost share, there will be things that need to be

their influence upon saint john paul. second became unmistakably in the great pope's 1991 encyclical letters a.z. moss, which was simultaneously celebration of leo the 13th groundbreaking rare novarum and a thoughtful consideration of the of 1989. in the course that letter, john paul enthusiastically endorsed the market economy and form of liberal democracy that obtained generally in the west. now if we look more deeply into the arguments presented by this school of thought, refer today's fusion ist since it appreciates the tight connection, catholicism and political modernity. we notice a number key themes. first, the insists that the liberal democratic emphasis upon the dignity of individual is unintelligible from biblical assumptions. thomas jefferson implied much when he said in the prolog to the declaration that all people are quote endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights. if rights are granted by the state. they can be withdrawn when it's convenient for the state to do so. if they're a function of c

with ian is immense amount of rainfall and flooding and areas where you have major rivers like saint johnslands can become dangerous quickly. inter-coastal waterways, when you get internal flooding that catches people by surprise and quickly they can get in trouble. >> ashley: glad you brought up hurricane ian, cat 5 when it hit. idalia is cat four. 13.8 feet, $113 billion was the damage. this morning we heard storm surge of 12 to 15 feet, that would put if it got up to 15 foot, higher than cat 5 of hurricane ian. i know the state has considered this, is this area prepared to deal with damage that is done and to pay for this? this could be >> you are right. that part of the gulf of mexico is very shallow and one of the reasons you get such a big storm surge. but, look, we know how to handle this in florida. governor desantis is on top of it and his team. our florida national guard i just retired from the national guard. unfortunately we go through this drill every year but it is a battle drill and i am confident they will be on it and in terms of paying for it, our state budget is well-run

able to connect branston worked in the tenderloin for 15 years and now works at the project at saint john'smission, a nonprofit that provides a safe space to sleep along with other services in all her years of experience. she says fentanyl is the deadliest drug she's seen so far back heroin was the drug that was causing overdoses. you had. >> time to be able to reverse an overdose. people had a better understanding of what how to use the drug in a safer manner. >> right with people go into respiratory distress almost immediately and they can be dead within minutes. >> branson believes safe injection sites would help prevent fentanyl overdoses. she's been pushing the city to open one for years, but it has not been easy. >> we have not actually opened a site where we know that if you use trucks in the site, you will not die. and this is this is one of the tools it's not the only tool the san francisco mayor and board of supervisors have proposed opening 3 wellness hubs in the tenderloin soma and mission neighborhoods with privately funded overdose prevention centers inside. i think it is a st

so some might do saint john's ambulance, the special constabulary, john's ambulance, the special constylocaly, the special constylocal programs. it's up to more local programs. it's up to that young person, their school, the community and then the third phase, is to phase, if people wish to, is to do a year service. that might do a year of service. that might be the americorps be more like the americorps model, people do full model, where people do a full year gap year. year as a gap year. >> yeah. and you're saying 16 year yeah year olds begin this? yeah >> so would be alongside >> so it would be alongside school college. so it would school or college. so it would be they'd do in be something that they'd do in and then the year you might do would at 18 when you finish would be at 18 when you finish your whatever it may would be at 18 when you finish you it whatever it may would be at 18 when you finish you it could whatever it may would be at 18 when you finish you it could be whatever it may would be at 18 when you finish youit could be and1atever it may would be at 18 when you finish youit

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volunteers to help out are scared to step in it , as john ramos reports, they are appealing directly to city leaders for help. >> reporter: outside saint anthony's they were handing out hot lunches to anyone who needed a meal and though it may be guards were, the ceo says it is getting harder to find people willing to do it. >> all volunteers and all steph are not wanting to come to us and participate because it is so dangerous to really walk the streets, at least that is the perception. >> reporter: the heightened fear stems from the shooting two weeks ago at the corner in broad daylight the left a man in critical condition. since then, there was another shooting and two stabbings . leaving two people dead. even the people who live on the streets are reluctant to come to the area. >> they are really afraid to come and come to the dining room during the daytime to have lunch with us because of the situation on the street. >> reporter: he points to the brazen open-air drug sales on level with street as a source of the increase in violence . though his entire mission is to be compassionate to the down and out, he says enough is enough. s

saint of auschwitz. he was executed on the 14th of august 1941, after being injected with carbolic acid. he was canonised by pope johnl, a martyr of charity and patron saint. not only of political prisoners, but also of journalists and radio operators in jesus words, greater love hath no man than this. that a man lay down his life for his friends. one survive, said his death was a shock filled with hope, bringing new life and strengths. it was like a powerful shaft of light in the darkness of the camp far the kolbe's little known story of bravery, steadfastness and holiness is an inspiration to christians and non christians alike. christians and non christians auke.the christians and non christians alike. the 14th of august remains his feast day. the day as providence would have it before the assumption of mary , before the assumption of mary, the day in the christian calendar that marks mary's ascension into heaven. it was also the day that his remains were cremated . saints and their were cremated. saints and their feast days used to be an important part of the culture of the people of the british isles. if you tak

as john ramose is about to show you, they are appealing to city leaders to make a change. >> reporter: outside saint anthony's, they were handing out hot lunches to anyone who needed a meal and although it might be god's work, the ceo says it is getting harder to find the people willing to do it. >> the volunteers do not want to come to us and participate because it is so dangerous to even walk the streets. >> reporter: the heightened fear stems from shooting two weeks ago on the corner in broad daylight that left a man in critical condition. since then there was another shooting in two stabbings leaving two people dead. even the people who live on the streets are reluctant to come to the area. >> they are really afraid to even come to the dining room during the daytime to have lunch with us because of the situation on the streets. >> reporter: he points to the brazen open-air drug sales as the source of the increase in violence and although his entire mission is to be compassionate to the down and out, he says enough is enough. saint anthony's will meet with the da and police chief on thursday to d

latest bay area news, ucsf talks to acquire saint mary medical and saint francis hospital and executive director yant mentioned the john muir san ramon medical center. focuses for health vendor invasion for us at hss is primarily hmo network strategy trying to partner with optimal health plans. there is the ppo plan available to members who prefer a more open provider access model and to provide coverage for those who live outside hmo plan areas. for active employees and early retirees that is non medicare ppo plan and medicare retirees that is united healthcare and ppo plan. hmo plan choice was expanded for active employees and early retirees coming along blue shield and kaiser hmo and medicare retirees have uhc nationally but also uc kaiser in certain regions. noting that these plans do have the highest star rating possible from the federal government at 5 stars which is medicare measure of quality and performance. strategic focuses plan invasion comes from advancement of primary care initiatives as well as advancement in advocacy models and you see the examples here hss is continually working with the largest health

the saint anthony foundation held a town hall with city leaders including the police chief and district attorney to discuss safety. tim johns was there. >> we have seniors that won't come outside. children that can play outside anymore. we want our neighborhood back. reporter: a plea for better public safety. seymour joined dozens in san francisco to talk with city leaders. the social services provider calling the community meeting following rising violence in the area. that includes a shooting several weeks ago not far from their front door. >> in the same week, two people being stabbed within easy walking distance here of golden gate avenue. reporter: open air drug markets where another big subject on discussion. both district attorney brooke jenkins and law enforcement officials believe the solution to that is about multi--- is multifaceted. a form of disturbance has to be part of the equation. >> people can't make a rational choice for themselves to get into treatment. we have to help them detox and make the responsible decision. reporter: despite the concerns of locals, the chief says his department is arresting more p

the saint anthony foundation held a town hall with city leaders including the police chief and district attorney to discuss safety. tim johnshere. >> we have seniors that won't come outside. children that can play outside anymore. we want our neighborhood back. reporter: a plea for better public safety. seymour joined dozens in san francisco to talk with city leaders. the social services provider calling the community meeting following rising violence in the area. that includes a shooting several weeks ago not far from their front door. >> in the same week, two people being stabbed within easy walking distance here of golden gate avenue. reporter: open air drug markets where another big subject on discussion. both district attorney brooke jenkins and law enforcement officials believe the solution to that is about multi--- is multifaceted. a form of disturbance has to be part of the equation. >> people can't make a rational choice for themselves to get into treatment. we have to help them detox and make the responsible decision. reporter: despite the concerns of locals, the chief says his department is arresting more people

saint of canton. he was just very selfless, frugal. and i think you'd be hard pressed to find anyone that didn't care for john. >> reporter: the couple firstr 20s and reconnected more than a decade later in the middle of the pandemic. how did you meet up again? >> he had reached out to me on facebook. he said, hey, blast from the past, how's things? and when i saw his picture, his profile picture was with several young children. then it triggered my memory that his sister and his sister's husband had passed away. he told me, yeah, i have the kids now. i admired that. i thought that was amazing. >> reporter: soon, reid says she became part of the family, often sleeping over at o'keefe's house and helping take care of the kids. >> he would go to work, and i would stay with his niece and nephew. all of the breaks that the kids had, we did something. >> reporter: but their relationship also had its struggles. reid says o'keefe had been relying more on her to take care of the kids and that he criticized some of the decisions she made with them. >> we had had an argument on new year's eve. he became incoherently drunk. and i ended up ringing in

saint augusta, everybody. the paddleboarders, the everybody. we just want to say thank you so much. >> the 25 year old was last seen thursday night leaving in his 12 foot john boat. >> his family reported him missing the next day, triggering a massive search. >> not the kind of vessel you want to be on in an offshore environment. >> and that's why, you know, kind of the odds were we're starting to be against us in this case, despite all of our search effort. >> but by saturday morning, they found their needle in a haystack. a coast guard plane spotting gregory sitting barely afloat in his partially submerged boat. first responders rushing him to safety and checking in on him. his father says he's very dehydrated and sunburnt, but okay, there's a god up there. >> if you ever thought it wouldn't let your kid go missing offshore in the ocean for 38 hours, i gave up hope. i should never give up hope. >> charlie's father also sharing that he's been discharged from the hospital. he's recuperating at home. the coast guard says that storms in that region are strong enough. they can often wreck smaller boats. and because of that, they're urging voters to keep life j

john fortescue. i'd also mention fortescue. but i'd also mention sainto was also at lincoln's who actually at lincoln's inn who actually died faith to died for his faith and died to preserve the independence of the judiciary. we don't judiciary. i think that we don't have that strength anymore have that that strength anymore and we've allowed those with the loudest voices to dominate too much. and because , you know, you much. and because, you know, you can shout louder, it doesn't mean that you can actually express yourself better. wish express yourself better. i wish we had more confidence. as we had more confidence. but as for the shy librarian, i can think the think of probably one of the greatest of the last greatest poets of the last century a shy librarian in century was a shy librarian in hull, most larkin. it hull, who spent most larkin. it was certainly not a quiet librarian . librarian. >> brief final thoughts? ray no , i agree. >> but i think we have to wake up to the fact that what's happening here is systemic across all of our institutions,

he's author of five novels, including "miracle at saint anna," made into a film by spike lee. and good lord bird >> my name is captain johnname of the great redeemer. >> an irreverent take on the abolitionist john brown that won the 2013 national book award and was later made into a showtime series. he's also written a biography of singer james brown, and the bestselling 1996 memoir, "the color of water: a black man's tribute to his white mother," the story of his white jewish mother, ruth. ostracized by her family for marrying a black man, she converted to christianity and raised her twelve black children in new york, much of the time on her own. mcbride's new novel, "the heaven and earth grocery store," began with the story of another family member, but one he never knew and only learned about later in life, his grandmother. >> my grandmother was jewish, and my mother was jewish, of course, but my grandmother i never met. she died in 1942, but i wanted -- and she died, and she was an immigrant from poland and she had a very unhappy marriage. and i wanted my grandmother to be, to have a wonderful life. i wanted her to be

john and they have personal letters back andto forh to each other. so many people ask. >> during the process after her death make someone a saint, to collect the most of life so i had to all of them written letters and i was one of 13 witnesses the back and put under oath and testified and because i dealt with the worldly affairs, talking about prayer fullness talk about how she dealt with government leaders so they collected this became of her own personal letter and that was part of the collection process, my guess is she is to stay up late at night, is the up every day at 4:40 a.m. and half calls by hand, no computers, simple, amazing my guess is a regular correspondent she had her sisters when in the organization i am guessing that hundreds of regular correspondence machine on the right a few lines at times so she was remarkable in penmanship and she used to sign her name god bless you, mother theresae. and send of each lettr and she tried to offer that john was lucky to have a letter from her, a number of them they. [laughter] i did. i made a fortune. [laughter] >> i'm not your publicist would like you to recommend two reasons. i talked to you an

john. my question is how many people did she actually correspond with in that way. >> during the process where the catholics look at making someone a saint, they collect all of the material in the person's life so i had to turn in all my handwritten letters and i was one of w the 113 witnesses that the vatican put under oath to testify because i dealt with worldly affairs with mother. many could talk about the sanctity and prayer fullness, so i could talk about how she dealt with government leaders and some corrupt people. they collected at this. that's where they came up with her letters her own personalth letters because the priests that had them that were the confessors that was part of the collection process. my guess is she used to stay up late at night during her own correspondence, this is a woman that got up every day of her life at 4:40. all of her sisters all over the world to this day do that. they wash their clothes by hand, no computers, simple how these 25 years. my guess is of regular correspondence she had her sisters writing her and i'm guessing she had hundreds of regular correspondence. sometimes i had a three-page let

john shannon professor of economics here at roanoke. the director of the center for economic freedom and a research fellow with the federal of saint louis institute for equity. dr. carson's. i will now introduce tonight's speaker. thanks. thank you, kathy. welcome, everyone, to our evening. this crowd fantastic. we have to pull in extra chairs cause i see people standing up. this is wonderful. thank you for joining this evening. i want to first take a few moments to thank our sponsors that have made tonight possible. first, the young america's foundation. young america's foundation is leading pro-freedom youth organizer in the country and mission is to ensure that increasing of young americans, like many of you in here tonight, understand enter inspired by the ideas of individual freedom. a national defense, free enterprise and traditional. we've been working with for several years to in many wonderful speakers and we're so grateful for the opportun that they help make possible for all of you roanoke college students and our beloved community members. second, where are. there you are, david. guy. david guy is a roanoke college alum, cla

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saint are a felon. votto where it's a little bit of a slow on 101, james. all right. thank you very much, john 9.46.ere in california have been soaring. in fact, there now. >> at their highest point of the year, only a few cents shy of the record prices. actually a conference. deputy justice is live. >> in san francisco with more. good morning. good morning. gasoline prices here in california are some of the most expensive across the nation, according to aaa with washington state. >> right behind us gas prices silly climbing week to week the state of california surging to its highest point of the year. and we're approaching those high gas price prices we saw last year, the average price of gasoline of unleaded gasoline or gallon of unleaded gasoline on tuesday was 5.26. up around $0.10 from just last week. and $0.37 over the past month with prices expected to go up even further with labored a holiday weekend approaching. triple a says with higher demand and tighter supply. it's kept prices up at the pop and that if demand remains high alongside increasing oil prices, drivers should brace for increas

lyndon johnson and john connolly, robert wagner, here you see robert kennedy as father rose and wife ethel and the hoover family, and allen and their wives market and margaret, and with saint bartholomew and personal friend of the hoover family conducted the funeral service. saint bartholomew reopened to the public at 5:00 pm through 9:00 pm and there you see lady rector. the people lined up around the block at the church which is located at 50 1 and park avenue in new york city, mister hoover's casket. between the 21st, and 20 second, some 22,000 people paid their respects at saint bartholomew's church, the church was open from 9:00 to 3:00 on the 20 second and 3 and 5 and th the next morning, october 22nd, family and friends arrived at the church, the military academy, along with west point, were on hand. hundreds of people watched from across the street. they lined the church steps. at the top of the steps, they waited, the band played ruffles and flourishes and hail to the chief. when the band began the him lord you have been our dwelling place, they carried the casket down the steps, through the honor cordon and placed it in the waiting hearse. the body bears and flag

saints. he's like, hold on a second, i want to get in something. >> as you, know i used to practice law with john. so he has to say something, right? how do you defend this egregious conduct that is laid out in this massive document? of course, you are going to say first amendment. but there are limits. i can't go into the bank and say, stick them up, give me all the money in the cash jar, and say first amendment, you can't prosecute me. >> defamation as well, right? >> yes. and then he says, oh, his second argument was advice of counsel, eastman was one of the most preeminent client is a businessman. no. these arguments that eastman were making were bizarre. they were off the wall. the constitution doesn't let mike pence march in there. >> do you agree with that? >> i agree with them wholeheartedly. the constitution does not permit mike pence to go in and do those things, right? he did the right thing by coming forward and said, i'm not going to do it. he said he wouldn't do it, the president went out and tweeted, he said he would do it. >> i might need some ice skates because these two agree wh

if we go back to the picture we showed first by john bradbury, the picture in saint george's chapel,is. they are similar extra ordinary images and - basis. they are similar extra ordinary images and rightlyl basis. they are similar extra - ordinary images and rightly tribute to those people who have been in that moment taking the pictures. lovely to see this morning. thank you. people can vote until september the 5th those images and you can look them up online and vote for your favourite. that is all from this this morning on breakfast. back tomorrow from six o'clock. have a very good day. bye—bye. live from london. this is bbc news. pakistan's former prime minister imran khan, is sentenced to three years in prison for allegedly not declaring money he had earned from selling state gifts. within the last hour we have had confirmation that imran khan has been arrested and taken from his home in lahore. ukraine has damaged a russian fuel tanker in its second sea drone attack in two days. this is an unverified video sent to the bbc by a ukrainian security service source which they say s