proud of it. >> shaun bailey your nominee? >> shaun bailey your nominee?d degrees for filling places. with so many foreign students that are british. local talent isn't getting back . some of the getting back. some of the greatest organisations in the world are failing young british talent . it's time you got them talent. it's time you got them to focus on the job, not just filling their own coffers. >> and amy nicol, your nominee, it's rishi sunak. >> he's whipped off the pedal pushers and has been sunning himself in malibu , but he's himself in malibu, but he's freshened back and he's having fulfilled precisely none of his mythical pledges, which has been highlighted today by an additional 100,000 people added to nhs waiting lists. so he's not doing a great job. but welcome back to the uk rishi sunak nicole i find it utterly extraordinary that the bloke is on holiday. >> he's back with his family. it is his first holiday. i think in two years time. um, or maybe even longer because it was the last holiday was cancelled because of the late queen's death an

proud of it. >> shaun bailey your nominee? >> shaun bailey your nominee?arked degrees for filling places. with so many foreign students that are british. local talent isn't getting back . some of the getting back. some of the greatest organisations in the world are failing young british talent . it's time you got them talent. it's time you got them to focus on the job, not just filling their own coffers. >> and amy nicol, your nominee, it's rishi sunak. >> he's whipped off the pedal pushers and has been sunning himself in malibu , but he's himself in malibu, but he's freshened back and he's having fulfilled precisely none of his mythical pledges, which has been highlighted today by an additional 100,000 people added to nhs waiting lists. so he's not doing a great job. but welcome back to the uk rishi sunak nicole i find it utterly extraordinary that the bloke is on holiday. >> he's back with his family. it is his first holiday. i think in two years time. um, or maybe even longer because it was the last holiday was cancelled because of the late queen's deat

us on that topic. —— amir and shaun.atement saying... the sale of movies on dvds and blu—ray is being halted by disney in australia. a marketing necessity in a smallish territory? or, as one blogger called it this week, "a major blow against physical media"? the rise of online streaming makes it increasingly costly to offer this content in physical form. there's a suggestion also that the royalties payable in many streamed programmes are considerably lower than those covering the physical boxed set of film. archive: i'm on my way to find out about something which could represent the future of home entertainment and digital storage generally. it's called a digital video disc, or dvd. when it first hit uk shelves in 1997, the dvd was pioneering and, by the 20005, replaced the vhs as the main form of home—video entertainment. then came the high definition blu—ray in 2006 and the start of a two—year battle for customers between the dvd and blu—ray, which the latter appeared to win, until... netflix start-up chime ..netflix,

shaun? >>i shaun? because i don't think we should be turning any part of britain into a refugee camp. that's my first stop. i will say this though. are they this though. where are they going die? oh i'll get to going to die? oh i'll get to that. this to pick up that. i will say this to pick up on adsense fame, this is the kind of thing that generates animosity. in animosity. yes, i grew up in a council home, and one of the things was there was always a long waiting list. the idea that people to the people be parachuted to the front matter who are is front no matter who they are is distressing makes this distressing and what makes this tougher is that we equate economic migrants with people tougher is that we equate eco seekingiigrants with people tougher is that we equate eco seeking asylum with people tougher is that we equate eco seeking asylum .ith people tougher is that we equate eco seeking asylum . theyeople tougher is that we equate eco seeking asylum . they alle tougher is that we equate eco se

shaun? >>i shaun? because i don't think we should be turning any part of britain into a refugee camp. that's my first stop. i will say this though. are they this though. where are they going die? oh i'll get to going to die? oh i'll get to that. this to pick up that. i will say this to pick up on adsense fame, this is the kind of thing that generates animosity. in animosity. yes, i grew up in a council home, and one of the things was there was always a long waiting list. the idea that people to the people be parachuted to the front matter who are is front no matter who they are is distressing makes this distressing and what makes this tougher is that we equate economic migrants with people tougher is that we equate eco seekingiigrants with people tougher is that we equate eco seeking asylum with people tougher is that we equate eco seeking asylum .ith people tougher is that we equate eco seeking asylum . theyeople tougher is that we equate eco seeking asylum . they alle tougher is that we equate eco se

reporter: but jackie says shaun's childhood wasn't easy.ggled with pain from scoliosis and at 14, he was diagnosed with depression. >> in middle school, the doctor put him on four different pain medications. which at the time i didn't know were addictive. he didn't know. reporter: a 20-year battle with opioids followed, until october 19th of last year when shaun was found unresponsive in his room. >> i got down on my knees and he rolled over, and i heard air come out. it was just the last, the last breath coming out of him. reporter: jackie lewis is now raising her granddaughter, ava. she says ava's mother also died of a likely overdose three years ago. jackie's now sharing her family's story these days with anyone who'll listen. >> unfortunately, sean died at a very young age of 34. reporter: that includes the members of this board known as , the one ohio recovery foundation. about once a month, this panel of state and local government leaders, addiction treatment experts and others gather in columbus. their task? to distribute 55% of ohio

shaun, thank you very woodward. shaun, thank you very much for joining woodward.g me. is there an alternative to the rwanda scheme if you were still in government and you were close to tony blair, what would you have been advising a prime minister to do to solve the illegal migration problem ? problem? >> well, i think the real problem with the rwanda scheme are the challenges that are posed by people actually feeling that it's not a safe country to return people to. >> and speaking as a gay man myself , i >> and speaking as a gay man myself, i really >> and speaking as a gay man myself , i really do >> and speaking as a gay man myself, i really do have >> and speaking as a gay man myself , i really do have worries myself, i really do have worries about what this might mean for people. and i think really when ken was making that speech in the house of lords in support of the house of lords in support of the bill, what he said, we better give it a go because there's nothing else on the table. and i think that really is where tony would have been very about this, wh

pretty part shaun bailey your nominee . part shaun bailey your nominee. >> my nominee is national service. this is not national military service. it's national voluntary service. our young people have had a tough time. they have powers all over the world. tell them what a terrible country what a great country this is. what a great way to get them to understand. this is the greatest nation on the of earth. the face of the earth. >> nicole, nominee , >> amy nicole, your nominee, i've doubt i'm going to i've got no doubt i'm going to win this week. >> it's sadiq khan, everyone's favourite burn . it's really sick favourite burn. it's really sick of the misrepresentation he's had to face. i just want to stick up for having a bit of a political backbone in misrepresenting asian. >> what are you talking about ? >> what are you talking about? >> what are you talking about? >> ulez. >> ulez. >> he's the king of misrepresentation. he's misrepresented the science. i don't think you were listening to my digest. amy >> i don't think you've been reading the rest of the whole scientific community commit

let's go to shaun bailey lee no, i've got that wrong.ause of course, shaunisin baron bailey because of course, shaun is in the house of lords and he took on sadiq khan in the mayoral elections when they took place last time round shaun, first off, we saw that on the 2nd of september. there is a black day in trafalgar square where there's going to be a celebration with music and art and literature and poetry of diverse black culture in britain. almost like saying whites , please don't come on. whites, please don't come on. that day . and now we get this that day. and now we get this extraordinary website showing a white family walking along the towpath of the thames. and we're told from sadiq khan's office this doesn't represent real londoners. and i'm sure i put it to you that actually what khan is trying to do is so dangerous. division within london actually i >> -- >> hello to you and all your watchers as well. look, there's first thing that separate these two things out. a black day that celebrates black culture is a great thing if it

it allows president foster shaun's to our data to seek a 3rd term in office. the referendum was boycotted by civil groups and the main office session party, a russian missile attacks on the city of have a post rough skin. eastern ukraine have killed at least 5 people and injured thousands. more to emergency responders are among the dead. the strikes targeted the ukranian health part of a region that's partially occupied by russian forces. the missile struck the city center damaging a residential area that includes hotels, restaurants and shops. thousands of people have march through haiti's, capital, porto prince, demanding better protection from gang violence. protestors gathered outside the prime ministers, residents where police fire tear gas to break up the crowd. experts a violent gangs of seas control of almost 80 percent of the capital since haiti's president was assassinated in 2021. and south korea's evacuating tens of thousands of scouts from a global festival as a country, braces for tropical storm cartoon. while the weather had already disrupted th

let's go to shaun bailey lee no, i've got that wrong.ause of course, shaunisin baron bailey because of course, shaun is in the house of lords and he took on sadiq khan in the mayoral elections when they took place last time round shaun, first off, we saw that on the 2nd of september. there is a black day in trafalgar square where there's going to be a celebration with music and art and literature and poetry of diverse black culture in britain. almost like saying whites , please don't come on. whites, please don't come on. that day . and now we get this that day. and now we get this extraordinary website showing a white family walking along the towpath of the thames. and we're told from sadiq khan's office this doesn't represent real londoners. and i'm sure i put it to you that actually what khan is trying to do is so dangerous. division within london actually i >> -- >> hello to you and all your watchers as well. look, there's first thing that separate these two things out. a black day that celebrates black culture is a great thing if it

abhi sharif shaun was my cottage, the great secret of loneliness and multi-final history and loneliness, loneliness, rent, don't make a strange sound, because in the night of qadr or broken, singing is a big secret in my hut. loneliness and darkness is a place of loneliness and loneliness in the morning. good morning, dear and respected viewers . thank you very much. greetings to the reporter , you chose to watch it today. that the economic relations coordination headquarters of the deputy directorate of economic diplomacy of the ministry of foreign affairs has convened a meeting and the topic is the struggle to follow up the agreements made during the president's trip to africa regarding the agreements and capacities that exist in africa that we can use in their trips to the african countries of kenya and uganda and zimbabwe, as well as the capacities of the african continent for the development of our country's commercial interactions, i am discussing with the honorable answers of this expert on african issues, think tank of economic diplomacy of imam sadiq university. good morning an

vahidi, a few minutes ago at shahrood airport, a day trip shaun's beginning of the opening of purificationak shahroud sewage house is the first program of mr. vahidi in shahroud, this is actually a picture of the house with a capacity of 2,650 cubic meters day and night, according to the new biological and clarification methods , we need to do this. so far, 300 billion rials have been spent. visit the capabilities. and the capacities of 37 knowledge-based companies in the shahrood technology park of semnan province is actually a program that unveils the achievements of the companies, such as security software, electrical adhesives, special oils for the aerospace, agricultural and mechanical industries. minister's trip the country of damghan city, where shahid soleimani's specialized volleyball hall as well as the 63 kilo electric substation of damghan industrial town is bookable, took about 36 months to leave, a credit amounting to one billion two hundred and fifty million rials to supply electricity to new industries and reduce the losses of laborers in damghan. it happened that the next

. >> they shaun bailey in style. >> they shaun bailey in style. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> or america.h. or american style, because we had something like that too, which is with tonnes of things anyway. and and they're out of they're going to go out of business and if they go out of business, it will mean that people buying stuff. people will stop buying stuff. wait second. was a joke. wait a second. that was a joke. that a joke. people aren't that was a joke. people aren't going stuff. going to stop buying stuff. i mean, obviously, people like wilkinson wilkos. i mean, particularly right now when there's of living crisis, there's a cost of living crisis, you know, wilko was famous for having brands and you having you got brands and you got, you know, other stuff that rock bottom prices and there were no other shops. that were no other shops. is that what you're asking? no, there are there are other shops. there were other so this goes out other shops. so if this goes out of other people will of business, other people will they will buy other they will buy stuff, other places. do think

now shaun, lovely to speak this morning. speak to you this morning.stion obviously the first question i've obviously the first question pve your i've got for you in your capacity as former northern ireland discuss ireland secretary is to discuss this hack gone this dreadful hack that's gone on with police service northern ireland, 10,000 officers details have been compromised. i mean, do we think that there's a question of police officers safety being danger safety now being in danger because of this? sean >> there could be. and the short answer , camilla, is we don't answer, camilla, is we don't really know . following a request really know. following a request for freedom of information, a terrible error was made in the police service of northern ireland. adding to the request what's called source data, which meant that actually the surnames initials and the departments in which 10,000 police officers in northern ireland suddenly found online, their details had been posted. now, in northern ireland, a lot of policemen go to work every day, not not d

woodward. of questions to shaun woodward.. he wasesentative of questions to shaun woodward. he the show. he was also ative of questions to shaun woodward. he the show. he was also thee on the show. he was also the former northern ireland secretary, so i'm going to speak to that police data to him about that police data breach. gosh. also going breach. oh gosh. i'm also going to be discussing immigration in general with alexander downer because he is the former high commissioner from commissioner to the uk from australia. when was australia. but when he was australian foreign minister he very behind tony very much was behind tony abbott's quest to stop the boats landing in australia by having people processed nauru . so people processed in nauru. so let's find out from him. he also wrote this formative paper for the government on how they should stop the boats. i'm going to ask him, well, what they to ask him, well, what have they done this dossier ? they done with this dossier? they seem all the seem to have taken all of the

shaun)lders. amy fortitude, they're there to make mo ngibbdeed . shaun)lders.r. allison pearson. brilliant stuff. do stand coming stand by, because coming up, sadiq demanded sadiq khan's office demanded changes to a ulez report by scientists showing the scheme had children's had no impact on children's health. so will he be the last union jackass of the find union jackass of the week? find out as we reveal nomination out as we reveal the nomination shortly . but next in uncanceled, shortly. but next in uncanceled, a watchdog finds serious misconduct took place at gooder migrant charity care for kayleigh so a suella braverman right that the con organisation is prized by is compromise prized by politically motivated activists masquerading as humanitarians. fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie uncanceled on that. and those calls for britain to pay and those calls for britain to pay major slavery , reparation, pay major slavery, reparation, reparations of just a cool £18 trillion. kelvin mackenzie live on that in it's time for uncanceled . and it's time for uncance

over time. >> well, lord shaun bailey , >> well, lord shaun bailey, indeed, i believe you're still aell. the year so, well. for the last year or so, many hats on. but thank you so much for talking through this this hugely significant issue, not just for london, but of course, country. course, the wider country. >> of course, we saw it >> yes, but of course, we saw it spill into southend sea, spill out into southend on sea, didn't i that didn't we? yeah, i think that was yesterday. yeah. do let was yesterday. so yeah. do let us know what you of that. us know what you think of that. who is to blame for this? is it onune who is to blame for this? is it online culture? does it need to come to authorities? come down to the authorities? does to get does policing need to get tougher who's for tougher and who's to blame for the policing? tougher and who's to blame for the is)licing? tougher and who's to blame for the is itcing? tougher and who's to blame for the is it central government? is >> is it central government? is it the of london? there it the mayor of london? there are different el

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shaun)lders. amy fortitude, they're there to make mo ngibbdeed . shaun)lders.r. allison pearson. brilliant stuff. do stand coming stand by, because coming up, sadiq demanded sadiq khan's office demanded changes to a ulez report by scientists showing the scheme had children's had no impact on children's health. so will he be the last union jackass of the find union jackass of the week? find out as we reveal nomination out as we reveal the nomination shortly . but next in uncanceled, shortly. but next in uncanceled, a watchdog finds serious misconduct took place at gooder migrant charity care for kayleigh so a suella braverman right that the con organisation is prized by is compromise prized by politically motivated activists masquerading as humanitarians. fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie uncanceled on that. and those calls for britain to pay and those calls for britain to pay major slavery , reparation, pay major slavery, reparation, reparations of just a cool £18 trillion. kelvin mackenzie live on that in it's time for uncanceled . and it's time for uncance

shaun sharkey and dan door said, want to bring the wadsworth brothers mentality to other kids. >> they run the feet first foundation and they'll be teaming up with police and other organizations for national night out tuesday in martinez, letting people know about their non contact boxing program that is in several junior highs and high schools across the bay area and will soon be expanding to southern california. we're trying to get these kids to find out what their passion about it. >> we're not teaching them to be boxers. we're teaching them to be boxers in life. >> we're building confidence and ability to focus. and i think maybe the most important thing is we're engaging them back in school again. >> you'd think a punch would be the first thing that they show the kids. not the case, though. it's actually the footwork that they'd have in the ring going forward, sliding that back foot and then going backwards, sliding that front foot. and then the combination of the two punch has come later. >> there it is. >> but let's pause here for a minute, because before the physical stuff happ

i'm french petitions on lou camilla and shaun has also new to the, the, those same i sent them is messed up. addition to that. new alarm bells have been ringing in paris. now, good bone has been able to get rid of its presidential puppet to the intervention of its military. background has once again compromised france. africans are turning the page. and as you would know, the have the 9th and using the past 3 years and some of the things calling use the same economies. i mean, states that have been well controlled by freedom. so i'm reminded you needed for team of foster dispatch and is a to me. yeah. and the bar now what comments you taking face that have been fighting for the freedom love so on says that to be undermined to democratic prove is to be some his many say that these are not in fact these are freedom, this is independence. and it has fine to come to the blonde, but the british establishment is represented by the money all my crime. it's instead is trying to latch onto the colonial lift overs and implementing the changes and also quantity for the sifting after tack. and if he

with an international trip to hong kong in 2014, then shaun in the city a year after, before gromit returneds planning for the hotly anticipated 2025 trail is now under way. alice key, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello. a rather mixed looking weather picture over the coming few days, and for the weekend, some uncertainty. so if you have plans, perhaps heading to some of the festivals, outdoor plans, please stay tuned to the forecast. most of us will see a few more showers in the coming few days. the warmth in the south will linger today but it will start to ebb away tomorrow. we are south of this weather front today, so we have that humidity and heat still with us, but low pressure is driving in showers to scotland, more so than we have seen this morning. and showery rain for northern ireland, so on the whole we will tend to cloud over here. the best of the sunshine east of the grampians. there is also more cloud creeping in across wales, the midlands and northern england, bringing some patchy light rain, some hill fog. so it is across east anglia and the south of engl

russian troops, i've been on the advance and the coupons region in an exclusive report are teasing or shaun of followed russian forces on a don mission in the neighboring crime in the area. a warning, some viewers may find the following footage distressing. the, the teacher with headlights off rushes, special task force tries to sneak us bust. ukrainian spots is a loss this time the cover all the pitch black nights was not enough. we pick up on a cluster munitions heading right away, just in time. the for our crew makes the rest of the way on thoughts sprinting across every open space. we are the 1st team of john lists to access and fill these positions to protect you from here, the enemies no more than 400 meters away. finches with edges once as tool, as an adult man have hopelessly crumbled. nature weapons scheduling around us alone with the bodies of ukrainian troops, abandoned by fleeing comb rates and titles. for a tv isn't ended up in america, launching all the mines that the past and bypass on the way. here they are all nathan made there. there was a skeleton, the bones a little bit

the all blacks were trailing 17—3 at the break, but second half tries from shaun stevenson and samipeniater, ireland host italy, while argentina and south africa go head—to—head. rain has meant there was very little play in the hundred today. the women�*s games between manchester 0riginals and london spirit and birmingham phoenix against trent rockets were both abandoned without a ball being bowled. there was some play in the men�*s match between 0riginals and spirit at old trafford. england white—ball captain jos buttler hit 62 for manchester as they made 138—5 from 80 balls. but then the rain returned and that match also had to be called off. and the men�*s match between phoenix and rockets was due to start at 6pm at edgbaston but the rain intervened in that one as well. there was some hope when officials came to inspect the pitch but the rain restarted and that match has now also been abandoned. gold medalfor great gold medal for great britain. gold medalfor great britain. it was donein gold medalfor great britain. it was done in some style as well. she completely dominated in the 20

. >> they shaun bailey in style. >> they shaun bailey in style. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> or america.h. or american style, because we had something like that too, which is with tonnes of things anyway. and and they're out of they're going to go out of business and if they go out of business, it will mean that people buying stuff. people will stop buying stuff. wait second. was a joke. wait a second. that was a joke. that a joke. people aren't that was a joke. people aren't going stuff. going to stop buying stuff. i mean, obviously, people like wilkinson wilkos. i mean, particularly right now when there's of living crisis, there's a cost of living crisis, you know, wilko was famous for having brands and you having you got brands and you got, you know, other stuff that rock bottom prices and there were no other shops. that were no other shops. is that what you're asking? no, there are there are other shops. there were other so this goes out other shops. so if this goes out of other people will of business, other people will they will buy other they will buy stuff, other places. do think

shaun sharkey and dan door said, want to bring the wadsworth brothers mentality to other kids. >> theydation and they'll be teaming up with police and other organizations for national night out tuesday in martinez, letting people know about their non contact boxing program that is in several junior highs and high schools across the bay area and will soon be expanding to southern california. we're trying to get these kids to find out what their passion about it. >> we're not teaching them to be boxers. we're teaching them to be boxers in life. >> we're building confidence and ability to focus. and i think maybe the most important thing is we're engaging them back in school again. >> you'd think a punch would be the first thing that they show the kids. not the case, though. it's actually the footwork that they'd have in the ring going forward, sliding that back foot and then going backwards, sliding that front foot. and then the combination of the two punch has come later. >> there it is. >> but let's pause here for a minute, because before the physical stuff happens, it's a mental game

shaun alexander's leading the efforts of getting lawyers involved to see if you can do something to help his neighbors like goldstone. i mean, i'm pretty mad because a lot of neighbors for love, our senior citizens some are in their 90's. align 80's. and i notice was just 60 days or we'll see you. goldstone says she can't afford to pay higher rent or to lose this slice of paradise. i. >> really need to be in social media and on it to survive. i just pray to hope that some miracle happened. >> i called and emailed the property owners but did not hear back from them in time for this report. residents say they plan to meet with city officials in hopes that they can do something to help. otherwise they have to be out of here by october 31st. i'm sara stinson reporting in sausalito. back to you. >> well, it was a hot day around the bay area today. the temperatures again going to be hot in parts even tomorrow morning. well, things already start out warm check out your wake-up weather early on tomorrow morning. we may see a hint of some patchy fog along the coastline. temperatures are going to

one of those who was pulled from the water subsequent shaun bailey died.peak. we're getting reports of more incidents involving small boats . one incident involving two lifeboats and a border force vessel out in the channel at the moment , vessel out in the channel at the moment, about vessel out in the channel at the moment , about 350, we believe so moment, about 350, we believe so far is the number of migrants who've come across the channel this morning. and small boats. and that's astonishing because actually conditions out in the channel are pretty atrocious . channel are pretty atrocious. the winds have been gusting at about 20 miles an hour. the waves are pretty much impossible for these small boats. but still, the criminal gangs have pushed them out into the english channel and it's led to these very chaotic scenes. the home office and the home secretary indeed, is going to chair a meeting in the coming minutes with the small boats operational gold command as they contain due to coordinate what are a number of incidents in the channel this morning

in fact, there some very famous instances of a good snowboarder, shaun white has a congenital heart defectayers who have overcome this. so it's perfectly reasonable for lebron and ronnie and the whole family to expect that he will get back to the court. i had to mention also that teddy bruschi, whose 13 super bowls with the new england patriots also a congenital heart defect and that's a much more physical sport the basketball even. so we've seen time after time examples of this. the thing also that he can do is look to his own teammate. this is bizarre, but exactly a year to the day that ronnie james collapsed a year earlier. one of his teammates at usc had collapsed from a cardiac arrest and in fact came back to play in the middle of last season. i do want to tell you this though. i think that because ronnie has been thinking about basketball and i can tell you personally that he loves basketball. i think it's great news for him and his family that he's able to come back and play. but i will say that this is not a kid who needs to play basketball. obviously he will have a terrific life i

not all of them are facing charges but two of the three charged are david schaefer and shaun still, who know a thing or two about politics. schaefer is the former chairman of the georgia republican party. and is still to this day a georgia state senator. another thing we're learning about one of the main characters from our friends on "the beat" is that roger stone was already plotting right after the election. >> any legislative body may decide on the basis of overwhelming evidence of fraud to send electors to the electoral college who accurately reflect the president's legitimate victory in their state. which was illegally denied him through fraud. >> sounds awfully like the fake electors plot, right? he was calling for this on november 5th, 2020, days after the election, when people had voted but the race had not yet been called. meaning roger stone was pushing his widespread fraud lie regardless of the results, which again, weren't even in yet. and it would be still another month before kenneth chesebro would author the memo that outlined the actual fake elector scheme. now that we

shaun alexander's leading the efforts of getting lawyers involved to see if you can do something to help his neighbors like goldstone. i mean, i'm pretty mad because a lot of neighbors for love, our senior citizens some are in their 90's. align 80's. and i notice was just 60 days or we'll see you. goldstone says she can't to pay higher rent or to lose this slice of paradise. i. >> really need to be in social in order to survive. i just pray to hope that some miracle happened. >> i called and emailed the property owners but did not hear back from them in time for this report. residents say they plan to meet with city officials in hopes that they can do something to help. otherwise they have to be out of here by october 31st. i'm sara stinson reporting in sausalito. back to you. >> it's 33 and a high stakes court hearing between san francisco city leaders and homeless advocates drew hundreds of people to the courthouse steps at issue, an injunction by a lower court that effectively bans the city from clearing out homeless encampments. mayor breed wants to court of appeals to reverse that d

didn't like the optics and they were scared they might walk in on trump pleasuring himself to "the shaunannity show." [ laughter ] oops! mr. president, we're not with the military. [ laughter ] and while we continue to wait for one of these many investigations to result in something, weren't they about to hand out indictments in georgia two weeks ago? if they do finally lock trump up, there's a whole minor league team of nitwits ready to step in and take over. including marge-a-lago, marjorie taylor greene, who is still whining about being heckled at a restaurant this week. the same woman who followed and shouted at a high school student who had just survived a mass shooting is very upset. she told sean hannity that someone ruined her perfectly good blooming onion. >> last night i was having dinner with two members of my staff. we were working, preparing for committee hearings today -- [ laughter ] and then we were approached, a woman came over to my table and started verbally attacking me, calling me all kinds of names. >> you dumb, stupid, ridiculous hot dog face! >> then another membe

shaun alexander's leading the efforts of getting lawyers involved to see if you can do something to help his neighbors like goldstone. i mean, i'm pretty mad because a lot of my neighbors for love, our senior citizens some are in their 90's. align 80's. and i notice was just 60 days or we'll see goldstone says she can't afford to pay higher rent or to lose this slice of paradise. i. >> really need to be in social media and on it to survive. i just pray to hope that some miracle happened. >> i called and emailed the property owners but did not hear back from them in time for this report. residents say they plan to meet with city officials in hopes that they can do something to help. otherwise they have to be out of here by october 31st. i'm sara stinson reporting in sausalito. back to you. >> thank you, sarah. the oakland a's here. taking another step. sadly it towards leaving the bay area. a spokesperson for major league baseball confirmed today the a's of officially submitted their application to r%locate to las vegas, a relocation committee comprised of 3 other mlb team owners will now

shaun perry giles. who else is here from the board, wave their hand. thank you very much for all that you do to keep the society going. the capitol historical society was started in 1962 chartered by congress to occur in a comprehensive and enlightened manner, an understanding of the american people of the significance of the capitol as the tangible symbol of their representative form of government. and we celebrate the capitol every day. before we get started with today's program we want to take a moment to acknowledge the passing of my immediate predecessor, former congressman who served as the third president of the society, from 2002 through 2018. ron's tenure was characterized by strength in the face of challenges, growth in ways that we serve the american people so join me for a moment of silence. [moment of silence] >> thank you. our full tribute to ron can be viewed on our website and i hope you take a moment to do it. he was really a very special person. among the greatest arcs of american history is the continual effort to expand who is inclu

shaun alexander's leading the efforts of getting lawyers involved to see if you can do something to help his neighbors like goldstone. i mean, i'm pretty mad because a lot of neighbors for love, our senior citizens some are in their 90's. align 80's. and i notice was just 60 days or we'll see you. goldstone says she can't afford to pay higher rent or to lose this slice of paradise. i. >> really need to be in social in order to survive. i just pray to hope that some miracle happened. >> i called and emailed the property owners but did not hear back from them in time for this report. residents say they plan to meet with city officials in hopes that they can do something to help. otherwise they have to be out of here by october 31st. i'm sara stinson reporting in sausalito. back to you. >> activist group in san francisco took matters into their own hands and that their section where a 4 year-old girl was killed, cones and plastic barriers now block one of the 2 turn lanes 4th and king, a group calling themselves safe street. rebels says the city's timeline of 3 weeks to make changes to that

papers, making them his conservators rather than his adoptive parents about 2 decades ago or ledges, shaunea tuohy use their conservatorship to make themselves and their birth children, millions of dollars in royalties from the 2009 movie starring sandra bullock in tim mcgraw. the documents also claim that the to ease negotiated a deal with the 20th century. fox left or payments for the rights to his name, likeness and his life story. it's 7.26. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, former president trump now faces yet anothe indictment. it accuses him of scheming to overturn the 2020 election results in georgia. >> we'll take a closer look. >> 7.29 right now we're checking out the weather and hoping for just a little bit of relief, the help from eyes of his seat. and we had little some sprinkles across the bay area today. whole lot goiag on, one the week is going to be all wacky like this is a lackey morning for sure. we've got literally everything going on out there right now. >> fog sunshine and a thunderstorm free. it wasn't interesting enough already what we got out there lo

shaun alexander's leading the efforts of getting lawyers involved to see if you can do something to helpe. i mean, i'm pretty mad because a lot of my neighbors for love, our senior citizens some are in their 90's. align 80's. and i notice was just 60 days or we'll see you. goldstone says she can't to pay higher rent or to lose this slice of paradise. i. >> really need to be in socially do in order to survive. i just pray to hope that some miracle happened. >> i called and emailed the property owners but did not hear back from them in time for this report. residents say they plan to meet with city officials in hopes that they can do something to help. otherwise they have to be out of here by october 31st. i'm sara stinson reporting in sausalito. back to you. >> thank you, sarah. meanwhile, in the east bay, concord, police now are investigating after a baby was pulled from a swimming pool. police received calls of a one this pool on christine court right near geringer, drive. officers performed cpr rushed the child to the hospital. we're still waiting on word about that child's condition t

shaun alexander's leading the efforts of getting lawyers involved to see if you can do something to help his neighbors like goldstone. i mean, i'm pretty mad because a lot of neighbors for love, our senior citizens some are in their 90's. align 80's. and i notice was just 60 days or we'll see you. goldstone says she can't afford to pay higher rent or to lose this slice of paradise. i. >> really need to be in social and on it to survive. i just pray to hope that some miracle happened. >> i called and emailed the property owners but did not hear back from them in time for this report. residents say they plan to meet with city officials in hopes that they can do something to help. otherwise they have to be out of here by october 31st. i'm sara stinson reporting in sausalito. back to you. >> well, 7.30, for the latest on a high stakes court hearing between san francisco city leaders and homeless advocates. we had hundreds of people on both sides of the issue show up at the courthouse steps and at the center of it all is an injunction by a lower court that effectively bans the city from clear

shaun alexander's leading the efforts of getting lawyers involved to see if you can do something to help his neighbors like goldstone. i mean, i'm pretty mad because a lot of neighbors for love, our senior citizens some are in their 90's. align 80's. and i notice was just 60 days or we'll see you. goldstone says she can't afford to pay higher rent or to lose this slice of paradise. i. >> really need to be in social media and on that to survive. i just pray to hope that some miracle happened. >> i called and emailed the property owners but did not hear back from them in time for this report. residents say they plan to meet with city officials in hopes that they can do something to help. otherwise they have to be out of here by october 31st. i'm sara stinson reporting in sausalito. back to you. >> a high stakes court hearing between san francisco city leaders and homeless advocates drew hundreds to the courthouse steps at issue is an injunction by a lower court that effectively bans the city from clearing away homeless encampments. mayor london breed wants the court of appeals to reverse t

shaun alexander's leading the efforts of getting lawyers involved to see if you can do something to helpd because a lot of neighbors for love, our senior citizens some are in their 90's. align 80's. and i notice was just 60 days or we'll see you. goldstone says she can't afford to pay higher rent or to lose this slice of paradise. i. >> really need to be in social media and on it to survive. i just pray to hope that some miracle happened. >> i called and emailed the property owners but did not hear back from them in time for this report. residents say they plan to meet with city officials in hopes that they can do something to help. otherwise they have to be out of here by october 31st. i'm sara stinson reporting in sausalito. back to you. >> thank you, sarah. 5.35. the time. and in the east bay bay area. air officials say they are monitoring a flaring at phillips 66 refinery in rodeo. it started yesterday and here's a picture of that flaring refinery actually video from earlier this year. a spokesperson told kron 4 the flaring was due to a steam process upset. that's what they're callin

shaun alexander's leading the efforts of getting lawyers involved to see if you can do something to helpd because a lot of my neighbors for love, our senior citizens some are in their 90's. align 80's. and i just notice just 60 days or we'll see goldstone says she can't afford to pay higher rent or to lose this slice of paradise. i. >> really need to be in social and on it to survive. i just pray to hope that some miracle happened. >> i called and emailed the property owners but did not hear back from them in time for this report. residents say they plan to meet with city officials in hopes that they can do something to help. otherwise they have to be out of here by october 31st. i'm sara stinson reporting in sausalito. back to you. >> okay now in san francisco at a high stakes court hearing between city officials and homeless advocates. it all played out on the steps of the courthouse and that issue was an injunction by a lower court that effectively bans the city from clearing away homeless encampments. mayor london breed wanted the court of appeals to reverse that lower court decision

men where tried and a sense of that they were just executed in public not too far from shaw, cheryl, shaun and charles, where they carried out the attack in july. the other 3 men are serving prison terms in iran, anywhere from 5 to 25 years, but these attacks are not common, but the pattern here for this specific location is certainly cause for alarm, for officials at no one has claimed responsibility for this attack yet. but the security apparatus is in the country are going to be looking exactly how something like fix this could have happened twice at the same location in less than a year. they have been a very adamant that they are in charge and in control of the borders of iran ad. but they say that they are certainly powers that play. that wants to be stabilized iran and have said that for nationals have been a part of these attacks, at least in planning one and as far as we understand now today and the attack that took place at shaw cheryl, that one person they have increased cities at believe to be a for national, we have no idea which country he has from, but we're waiting to get m

she's shaun bailey and amy nicholl turner breaking tonight, a huge blow in the fight to slash nhs waiting and consultants prepare to join forces. in his historic strike action next month , former strike action next month, former conservative minister and shadow health secretary ann widdecombe slams the medics holding the government to ransom shortly .

the problem was with the last mayoral election, people didn't believe in shaun bailey. i did.le need believe in susan hall need to believe in susan hall and believe that she can win because look at what happened in the by—election. jacob >> absolutely. and the political consequences of this are are very important isn't that people won't vote to be cold and poor absolute well that's all from me. i'm surprised that dan hasn't got the view of the duchess of sussex on ulez. i was hoping that would come up, but that's all from state of the nation. we're now to going the weather. it's to be sunny weather. it's bound to be sunny in i look forward in somerset and i look forward to you tomorrow. to joining you tomorrow. >> warm feeling inside from >> that warm feeling inside from boxt proud sponsors of boxt boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening. my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so we've had a fair few sunshine and showers across the uk today and that's going to c

shaun panellists. yes., candidate bailey, who was the candidate and wasn't and everyone thought he wasn't going to be able to win. and then polls came out then when the polls came out right near the end, honestly, if your party had given him central support, he could have won . so support, he could have won. so are you going to throw your support? >> we are. i will be out next year with our brilliant candidate knocking on doors in london. look we've proved in oxbridge in south islip, you know, with if you've got that single policy there, we can really hammer on on this. look, the people have got to the people of london have got to make a choice. now continue make a choice. now you continue with basically with this man who's basically thieving stealing your thieving off you, stealing your money pocket or you can money out your pocket or you can fleecing people or you put fleecing people or you can put a candidate in as has told the world, that you will scrap the expansion if i was living in london, i'd be vo