now, the shaun that is related to the leadership and the leadership allows that shaun to be applied byhe president, that is, the administration of the governorship by the leadership happens through this sanction. now, the president gets the permission to exercise guardianship within the framework of sharia and the constitution, but this person has a kind of delegation in him. there is a kind of delegation, yes, and if this does not happen, it means that there is no sanction, from the shari'a and legal point of view, practically, the president will not be allowed to start the work, he does not have a law, which means , no, it does not have a place here , there will be a problem from the shari'a point of view, that is, the legitimacy. it is not fulfilled, and in any case, it also applies the aspect of assignment, which , in any case, when it is not fulfilled, a shariah dimension of the case will not be realized, and this means validating it. people's election or is it just a ceremonial matter? look, first of all , i consider the ceremonial interpretation to be a tolerant interpretation i

well, new face whilst i've been here is the former labour mp shaun simon. good evening to you.you've done this once before, but you didn't have the pleasure of my company. i was on holiday. >> it wasn't the same. >> it wasn't the same. >> it wasn't the same. >> i know we don't know yet. you might actually be regretting my return back to the panel also alongside me. i've not seen his face for a while. the life peer in the house of lords, daniel moylan. good evening. >> good evening. michelle. nice to see you. >> and you know the drill. it's not just about us three. it is about you guys at home as well. so what is on your mind tonight? all the usual ways. email gb views @gbnews. com go to the website gbnews.com/yoursay. or of course you can tweet or text me. there's lots i want to talk to you about tonight, only three days to go to the general election. thank god for that. that's all i can say. but look, before i start getting into the nitty gritty of all of that stuff, i do just want to start by just pressing pause for a split second, if you will indulge me, just to give a shout

so the funerals have taken place and most of shaun's most of them. but they also still uh children uh at the hospital. some of them are in a serious conditions. and the tone is 10 in the morning after what happened to you yesterday. and now tanya, we're hearing that these really prime minister been him into natania, who has landed in israel after his visit to the united states. and uh, the security cabinet is set to meets. uh, what more can you tell us about that? yeah, he came back now from uh, washing. hm. and he has convened a security, a cabinet. so we uh uh, we understand that they will now decide on the next steps. now, as we heard in the report, you know, for many, many months since october 7, and since the warrant garza started the housing cross for the tax between has fuller and is rather, this is related a very much so to the door in garza. no, this good. now i would be hearing from analyst adults from officials here that i've seen a lot of calls for retaliation. of course. uh um, but you know, this is what many have fee is there where thes

that this was, in fact, the retaliatory strike that we were expecting in response to the my measure shaun's attack in the is rarely occupied going on heights, so that killed 12 children on the sat today. israel blamed his bullet for that though they have denied that they had any involvement the this was largely seen as the retaliation full that strike can sit, conceded body is really military as a very limited. now we've had conflicting reports as to whether or not that the target was successful. you heard that from that you had already saying that that they were successful in killing the target that senior him us come on to. but we've had conflicting media reports and we've heard nothing from has but yet to confirm the death of us with that come on to that. we have as you also reported, a been hearing from the liberties health ministry saying that there were 3 civilian deaths. one woman and 2 children and thousands injured in that, that strike and of course, they're scouring that the rubble and the side of the attack. so from or did an engine. now the lebanese government has condemned this

most of shaun's, the gains of drew's village, mel the physical they belong to syria, actually. and then we're talking about the village. of course, most of them don't even have any is really id. now have a lot of denying the responsibility to go that uh, just like i said, 1929. the um, so $730.00 p m. they take responsibility for me with that with a fellow one missile uh, toward a military side. that is actually just a few kilometers. if somebody does something, no, i'm not saying that this is the same attack, but it just weird that we're talking about the same time, me only view uh like half an hour after the attack. and we're talking about the same uh incident which is one missile that landed in the best area. they are trying to say that it's actually an ira missiles or interceptor, actually that went wrong and hit that soccer field of the ongoing missile is on the surface to air missile force and the surface, the surface, the missile. so different north of here, maybe they are denying responsible be good, also be other fractions and living are maybe homeless and living on th

but shaun says those aren't much help to the housed when they don't stay open. overnight. >>>>they should be open overnight to follow along with the county recommendations. and that would really be helping people you know, having caught that people could lay in. electrolyte. and things like that to give people some sort of respite. but they're >>>not. sean told me. she's certain more people will die in the coming days. as temperatures again peak over 100 degrees. >>>>i'm not worried. i'm just i accept that they're going to die because nobody is getting it together like people say that there is an emergency, but nobody is responding like it's an emergency. >>>shawn says all she can do is continue to check on all the people she knows and provide. what supplies she can't her hope is that more people will join her in doing that to try and save as many lives. as possible. >ryan>and you can stay up to date with everything on this heat wave on our website at kpix.com. streaming on the cbs news bay area free app on the cbs pay herrion news. well, i look at some of other other top

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republic, que se llevó una contundente victoria en la casa de los robots con goles de karen phillips, shaunnas horas ya estaremos en la ciudad de marsella, así que la próxima az que nos veamos estaremosl sur de que se llevó a cabo en sacramento. vamos a verlo. este siervo que tiene en pantalla se cayó en un canal ubicado en el área de sunrise y jackson. por fortuna, bomberos llegaron a tiempo para ponerlo a salvo y posteriormente fue puesto a disposición del departamento de control de animales que se dio a la tarea de llevarlo al área de boys ranch para liberarlo. y vamos a cerrar esta edición comentándole que una calle de san francisco fue cerrada esta mañana, pero por una buena causa. bueno, hablamos de la calle mission, específicamente en el tramo entre las calles avalon y geneva, y lo hicieron para que los residentes tuvieran una zona de esparcimiento. por lo mismo, se realizaron presentaciones musicales, sorteos, se impartieron clases de ajedrez, entre otras actividades. y si le gustaría asistir a una jornada como esta, no se preocupe. el domingo 4 de agosto, a partir del mediodía se r

second and just thought, wow, i can't believe that i'm here experiencing a gold medal game or watching shaun white do the half pipe or whatever. like, yeah, there's certain times like, wow, that was just incredible. your job is getting that shot. it is. and it's telling the story. i mean, you know, it's the job of a photographer is to tell a story in images. and so for me, it's, if i'm shooting for usa water polo, like, i tend to focus a lot on water polo because in the summer and ice hockey in the winter. but like, if a goaltender has a shutout, i better have a great shot at the goaltender stopping a ball, if someone scored four goals, i better have a good shot of them scoring. and so i've got to find and i've got to think about even though i told you, like, i don't always know what's going on, i am cognizant of the game and what's happening to make sure i get the shots to tell the story for, for the team. is there a shot? you're very proud of? you know, there's a couple that stand out. there's one that i took in tokyo, it was a multi-exposure shot of fencing. and so it's four exposures. it

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>>>shaun says all she can do is continue to check on all the people she knows and provide. what supplies she can't her hope is that more people will join her in doing that to try and save as many lives as possible. >gianna>and stay up to date with the wildfires and the heat wave on kpix.com or streaming on cbs news bay area and the cbs news app. now let's get to our fire watch. there are 19 active fires across the state as the heat ramps back up the fire threat will be an even bigger concern. our chopper was above a brush fire. this isn't south san jose. it happened yesterday afternoon. you can see the scorch marks there on the ground and also around some power poles. this was near santa teresa boulevard and bailey avenue, 35 acres burned, but thankfully no 1 was hurt and no buildings were damaged area fire crews are headed to the shelley fire near the california oregon border, ground and air support have been dispatched. to the wildfire, which started last week in the klamath national forest, firefighters say steep, rugged train is making access very difficult. and as of n

. >> reporter: shaun varsos broke into his mother-in-law's house where marie was staying, he had gunsacid. ready to hunt them down. barstow's was out on the bail after strangling his wife and threatening her with a gun in the month. a shotgun. >> i remember you know, screaming, you know, it's very emotional. >> reporter: alex young is maria's brother. judges can require gps as a condition of bail, but often don't. barstow's was considered enough of a threat that the judge had the ability to require gps tracking device put on him, but he didn't, why not? >> reporter: that's a question for the judge. it's one that infuriates me. >> my sister, my mother. >> reporter: he turned his pain and anger into a successful push for mandated gps tracking of aggravated assault defenders and domestic violence cases. tennessee's new law is called the debbie and marie violence protection act. do you believe if far as those had been wearing the gps tracking device that your mother and sister would still be alive today? >> absolutely. >> the violence is everywhere. >> jennifer waindle it with the battere

yasmin harper's dad shaun said it's testament to her hard work.ficult for her. she was trying to balance doing at least 2a to 30 hours of training every week and to do her a—levels at the same time. she chose not to go to university so that she could fulfil her dream and she also turned down an offer to go to america, so she has stuck by it. she's always wanted to represent her country at the olympics. so, you know, during covid as well, when our front lounge was turned into a little mini gym, she's stuck by her dream all the way through. she's always wanted to represent her country at this level and today is just an amazing, amazing day for her. so lovely to see a proud dad. you can follow the olympics in paris across the bbc, there is a special paris 2024 section on the bbc sport website and app where you can find coverage of day one's events. hello. the sunshine's a little hit and miss today. it was really quite sunny earlier on, but a weather front is approaching if it hasn't reached you already. and that does mean a rather overcast afternoon

. >> reporter: shaun varsos broke into his mother-in-law's house where marie was staying, he had guns ready to hunt them down. varsos was out on bail after strangling his wife and threatening her with a gun the month before. >> yes, he went running that way. had a shotgun. >> you know, i remember, you know, screaming, you know, i was strangling his wife and >> reporter: alex youn is marie's brother and debbie's son. >> two people that i loved dearly were very quickly ripped out of my life. >> reporter: judges can require gps as a condition a bail, but often don't. varsos was considered enough of a threat that the judge had the ability to put a gps tracking device on him, but he didn't, why not? >> that's a question for the judge. it's one that infuriates me. my sister, my mother -- >> reporter: youn turned his pain and anger into a successful push for mandated gps tracking of aggravated assault offenders in domestic violence cases. tennessee's new law is called the debbie and marie domestic violence protection act. do you believe if varsos had been wearing a gps tracking device that y

yasmin harper's dad shaun harper said it's a testament to her hard work.ine, were really difficult for her. she was trying to balance doing at least 2a to 30 hours of training every week and to do her a—levels at the same time. she chose not to go to university so that she could fulfil her dream and she also turned down an offer to go to america, so she has stuck by it. she's always wanted to represent her country at the olympics. so, you know, during covid as well, when our front lounge was turned into a little mini gym, she's stuck by her dream all the way through. she's always wanted to represent her country at this level and today is just an amazing, amazing day for her. that is brilliant to see such a proud parent. if you want to know a little more about the rest of the day's sport, i am handing over to my colleague gavin in the bbc sport centre. hello there, a busy one ahead on the first day of action at the olympics after the opening ceremony and the first medals have been won in paris. at the chateroux shooting centre, about two hours from the capi

yasmin harper's dad shaun harper said it's testament to her hard work. her a—levels, as you can imagine she her a-levels, as you can imagine, were very difficult for her. she was t in: to were very difficult for her. she was trying to balance — were very difficult for her. she was trying to balance doing _ were very difficult for her. she was trying to balance doing at - were very difficult for her. she was trying to balance doing at least - trying to balance doing at least 24-30 trying to balance doing at least 24—30 hours of training every week and to do her a—levels at the same time. she chose not to go to university so that she could fulfil her dream and she also turned down an offer to go to america so she has stuck by it. she has always wanted to represent her country at the olympics so, you know, during covid as well when our front lounge was turned into little mini gym, she has stuck by her dream, all the way through. she's always wanted to represent her country at this level and today is just an amazing, amazing day for her. with the games now well underway, let's take a quick

he'll face shaun murphy tomorrow. snooker champion ray reardon who's died at the age of 91. the welshman dominated the sport in the 1970s, winning six world titles. he also played a key role in growing snooker�*s popularity. andy swiss looks back on his life. he was one of snooker�*s greatest players and entertainers. cheering. ray reardon helped transform what had been a pastime into one of britain's biggest sports. reardon was born in tredegar in south wales, he practised snooker in the local club and worked as a coalminer until an accident which left him trapped underground changed his life. when it happened i thought that is it, i am a goner, and probably i did black out for seconds, i don't know, i was just aware of my temperature was going up, blood pressure was enormous. but i came out of bit and scarred fortunately and i thought thatis scarred fortunately and i thought that is it, you know. —— came out of it unscarred. and so instead, reardon turned to professional snooker, as did the bbc. in 1969, they starte

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shaun is next. remember, i am watters and this is my world. [ ♪♪ ] >> sean: welcome to hannity, and tonight an official segregated campaign event, white dudes for kamala harris. coming up, jimmy weighs in on this very unusual zoom call with d list hollywood elite wanna bes and has been politicians. and we will bring you highlights from the explosive senate hearing on the most unbelievable security breakdown in the assassination attempt against president trump. but first we begin with an important message from the harris campaign. they have kindly now requested that every american disregard anything and everything pretty much kamala harris has ever said and done. and instead, they want you to focus on their candidates sudden conversions on massive major issues. she is a whole new person, now apparently. amazing, what a transformation. today in atlanta kamala sported a brand new southern accent. very impressive. i lived in georgia for four years, pretty impressive. take a look. >> the path to the whit

. >> the deputy who shot and killed masih shaun grayson, has been fired and recently pleaded not guilty to three counts of first degree murder among other charges. tonight, abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn has more on the rallies here in the bay area calling for justice. >> there really is no justice in it. regardless of what happens. >> dozens of people gathered outside headspace barber shop on fourth street in san jose sunday night, trying to make sense of how and why sonia masih died. she was a mother of two teenagers that we have a space that's available to, to grieve, to mourn, to, to, to educate, to talk about everything that's going on. >> it just almost doesn't seem real. you know what? what we sa, she did everything that she was asked to do. >> lou dimas is with black outreach san jose, a nonprofit formed after george floyd and breonna taylor were killed by police. >> we need an opportunity to commune with each other and talk about next steps. you know, obviously this happened outside of our state, but this issue happens here locally quite frequently. >> sid owens is an edu

politician shaun that loses credibility, you don't get it back, you don't recover from that. don't regain popularity once you lose that credibility. larry: i don't know, what did she know, when did she know it? they're making him out to be, these same democrats who just worked this putch i call it, soviet style, saving he was a great president. perhaps the greatest president we ever had, better than george washington even. i was there. i know he wasn't any better than washington because i was there at that time. what did she know, when did she know it? that's it. byron, one of the things you're saying the dems have gone to the worst possible candidate. why is this? >> well i think she probably is the worst possible candidate and i think she proved that in her 2019 run for the democratic nomination. it wasn't good enough to make it to 2020. so i think she kind of proved that at that time and, what we're going to see though is, the democrats didn't have a lot of choice in this. she is the vice president of the united states. she is the constitutional successor to the president,

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. >> the deputy who shot and killed kumasi shaun grayson, has been fired and recently pleaded not guilty murder, among other charges. >> israeli officials plan to retaliate after a rocket hit an israeli controlled area in lebanon, killing 12 children and teens. israel says hezbollah is responsible, but the militant group is denying being involved in the attack. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says hezbollah will, quote, pay a heavy price, end quote. he is cutting his trip to the us short by several hours. he will meet with the secretary of cabinet, security, cabinet, i should say, after he gets back to israel. >> new this morning, an effort to cut down on salmonella sickness. poultry products will have to undergo more testing before they can hit store shelves. a new proposal would require poultry companies to keep salmonella levels under a certain limit. they will also have to test for the presence of six forms of the bacteria, three found in turkey and three in chicken. the usda says the poultry industry has made progress in reducing the amount of salmonella over the past three decade

this as abc news obtained new details of a grievance filed for the former deputy, shaun grayson. grayson is the deputy seen in this police body camera footage shooting massey. he claims he was terminated without just cause he asked for his job back along with lost wages and benefits. grayson reportedly worked for six law enforcement agencies in the last four years, despite two prior duis. he was also discharged from the army for misconduct. massey's family has been outspoken since she was shot and killed. >> this is the hardest thing that we have ever been through as a massey. it just breaks my heart that our family has to go through this. >> massey's death has been ruled a homicide following a recent autopsy. it also found she was killed by a gunshot wound to the head. now to a story from the abc seven news i-team. the oakland police department is close to getting a huge technology upgrade that could cost taxpayers more than $6 million. now, police argue this new software will enhance efficiency and help the city's flawed 911 system. yet the process to get here highlighted anoth

make of this news that president trump last night at9 the rnc said the uaw should fire its chief, shaung with biden's electric car mandates that he says will destroy thousands of autoworker jobs? >> i think trump proved last night that he's on the side of the american worker. if you think about what destruction that the biden policies have had, i mean, completely destroying american energy independence. and if you want to talk about interest rates now, 20% inflation and what caused them, you can look at exactly that and the energy policies and the green new deal policies. and the fact is, is that the uaw leadership is interested in one thing very similar to democrats, maintaining control. this has nothing to do with supporting their workers, this has nothing to do with making america great again. this has everything to do with them making their leadership positions even stronger. they're already so connected to democratic leadership, they don't know what to do. so i think what overseen right now is trump fighting for the mesh workers, saying it very clearly and the leadership of the uni

i mean, uh, you know, the, the attack and most of shaun's was launched from south of the latania river. there is a un resolution that hezbollah was supposed to be north of the latania river. there's a un force in, um, uh, south 11 on that doesn't serve much useful purposes. nobody's really happy with it . and indeed has butler showed a member of so you enforce a few last year. so without any consequence. so i think it's unlikely to have any um of on the ground effect. it will of course, be of use for propaganda purposes by a has fallen by other officers this rule. they are a number of factors that could continue to escalate the situation to expand the conflict, especially regionally. what are you particularly concerned by as well, i'm concerned that there may be a sort of uh, competitiveness with in the access of resistance. it runs group of proxy networks in iraq, serial 11 on, in yemen. and you know, as it is less likely, now that there will be a trump presidency then it was say, a week ago, but it's still a strong possibility. and i think that with the, with the arrival of trump com

rachel: thanks shaun. cbs cotton live in butler, pennsylvania with new information on the suspect this morning including a raid at his home overnight. cb. reporter: hi good morning. will rachel, pete a we can update i want to mention i think it is very important two of the rally goers who were injured at last night, they remain at the hospital at a local hospital in critical condition. so our prayers continue for them at this hour. so we know the fbi is leading the investigation into the attempted assassination of our form or president donald trump. but any questions as to how this rally was secured in the agency says you'll have to direct those to the secret service. here's an fbi special agent last night, and several exchanges he had with a reporter. listen. >> failure of security? >> really at this point we're not going to make that assessments. >> secret service checked buildings or keeping a close eye? >> have to differ to secret service to ask those questions. are you saying location where the shoote

. >> after seeing the horrific video of former illinois deputy shaun grayson killing his daughter, sonya the sheriff to be held accountable. >> i'm very clear and i'm very eloquent. he needs to resign. >> grayson, now charged with murdering the mother of two after she called 911 to report a prowler. massey's cousin was the first family member on the scen. after the shooting, i was confused. >> i didn't know i went there from answers because i thought that someone came into the home to kill her. >> massey's son, malachi, heartbroken and in disbelief, she was just a ball of energy. >> she could talk to anybody. family attorney ben crump questioning grayson's employment history. >> six different police jobs in the last four years, including three different departments in 2021 alone. >> we need to find out what the sheriff's department knew when they hired him. >> these cases sometimes take years, but grayson was fired and charged just ten days after the incident. he has pleaded not guilty and remains in custody. alex perez, abc news, chicago. >> breaking overnight, 18 people are dead after

we'll see them peak out for places like us and shaun as well as santiago in the days ahead. but as the winds change, blowing up from the south, we'll see cooler at moving into windows service. what's the weather as well as we move it towards the weekend to miss the morning that on thursday, that rain taking us through to saturday. now there's more heavy rain to come for pots of central america on the carrier bins, in particular for costa rica and panama. you can see that heavy rain being blown. and by the trade winds, we've had flood a lot for the dominican republic. the heavy rain bubbling in here on thursday into friday with scott to showers as well from much of mexico. you still have them out just sarah, the pro 10 in bangladesh. students come on changes to the quote, the system for government jobs. and a 14 year old becomes the youngest flyer in major league soccer. that's coming up with jemma. this for the with americans more divided than ever. are we watching the end of the american era? the us wants to keep the war and ukraine going until russia's will is broken. but

. >> the deputy who shot and killed massey, shaun grayson, has been fired and recently pleaded not guiltygree murder, among other charges. this morning, abc seven news reporter suzanne vaughn has more on the rallies here in the bay area calling for justice. >> there really is no justice in it, regardless of what happens. >> dozens of people gathered outside headspace barber shop on fourth street in san jose sunday night, trying to make sense of how and why sonya massey died. >> she was a mother of two teenagers that we have a space that's available to grieve, to mourn, to, to, to educate, to talk about everything that's going on. >> it just almost doesn't seem real. >> you know what? what we saw, she did everything that she was asked to do. >> lou dimes is with black outreach san jose, a nonprofit formed after george floyd and breonna taylor were killed by police. >> we need an opportunity to commune with each other and talk about next steps. you know, obviously this happened outside of our state, but this same issue happens here locally quite frequently. >> sid owens is an educator. >> i

we'll see them peak out for places like us and shaun as well as santiago in the days ahead. but as the winds change, blowing up from the south, we'll see cooler at moving into winter service. what to weather as well as we move towards the we kind of miss the morning that on thursday that rain taking us through to saturday. now there's more heavy rain to come for pots of central america on the carrier bins, in particular for costa rica and panama. you can see that heavy rain being blown in by the trade winds. we've had flooded a lot for the dominican republic. the heavy rain bubbling in here on thursday into friday was scattered showers as well from much of mexico. of the in india is remote tribal areas, hockey, use the friction. so it gets selected for the national team play for the country. that's my 3 tribal athletes, a contributing to english, international policy, research and, and the support is transforming that communities. 11 east reveals india tribal, healthy trans on al jazeera, the safe them even come in as an international anti corruption excellence award denomin

move in boston, shaun and struck the house and divide you on find out area human rights groups and as you one have repeatedly accused as rarely on need of targeting civilians to saddam now the us has more than 130000 people have fled the south vegas talked of attacks by the power ministry back that support forces. more than 9000000 people have been displaced by the 14 month conflict between the army and the group. all just there was mohammed vol, sat down for an exclusive one on one interview with after the fact the hon, the leader of the pseudonyms army. my 1st question is about the military situation at understanding lots of these very fluid now with gains and losses on both sides. could you please give us the details about the latest, particularly in a c, not comfortable mental showed up for i'm gonna have to ask you about the all aspects of all of that. and the current military operations, suffering losses in battle. retreating in a certain situation. does not mean losing the battle itself and doesn't mean to feet. the sued in these people, and the sydney's armed forces will never

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. >> yeah, but it's also the sort of the plot to, dawn of the dead, not dawn of shaun of the dead.h, but did you did you see he had seven people heckle him like you're both comics. yeah. that's. it's a lot of heckles. he was funny. he was sort of. he said, this is great preparation for the house of lords. have we got the clip here? he was. i got to give him some props. he, you know what? for me, he didn't lose his temper. >> you've had a bigger lunch than i've had. >> yeah. he was just basically calling him drunk and saying, you know, go and get some more beer and he was being amusing under whilst people screaming at him. that's it's an impressive skill to have. >> i think most of the politicians cry about it and call the police . call the police. >> yes. yeah. and try and get you arrested for that stuff nowadays. but at least he took it in good spirit. no. >> fair enough. well good. i'm glad that all my tips helped him. moving on to the mail. and perhaps we've got it all wrong. bruce biden was just trying to find his true self. >> yes. so there is a lot of concern over mr biden. a

targeting, trying to assassinate the commander is a whole, is responsible for the attack on most of shaun's is always actually site to hers for the were willing to let you enjoy the benefit of the doubt. maybe this was the one that operation. maybe you didn't actually mean it. we're, we're pulling it 1st of all that here we're going exactly did for that. and that's it. as far as your concern, i got a physical i wrote rise to the quote unquote challenge that is almost placing here . i don't think it has the line just plain chicken with as well. so i don't think this is a trigger for serious installation in terms of, of how israel is viewing best friends. i'm curious about about public opinion that obviously there's a wall ongoing and gaza that has become highly controversial for the nation. yahoo government, how do is way these feel about potentially deepening engagement on another front and in the north as well as early seals. several conflicting and sometimes contradictory sayings with regards to war and nothing is considered to be the most immediate solution to the profound political prob

james with the game winning shaun's usa, winning a by just one point. first of all, the sell to them was amazing. royal and his staff did a great job preparing their team for this came, i did not do a great job preparing our team. um, you know, i think i, we did not focus enough on what they're capable of and that's on me to now despite having access to a fraction of the resources other countries put into their olympic programs, palestinian athletes are training hard for the games in paris for 2 swimmers, the competition is about much more than metals, as for the a car reports under the flag of palestine tolerates arising. and you as an elbow up are getting ready to represent their country. they are 2 of just 8 palestinians who have the chance to compete at the pirates 2024. and i'm one of the luckiest people in the world. i have the opportunity to compete for my country to raise a flag for my country. my heart is with them. every time i swim, every time i jump in the pool, i'm thinking about the people. paul's time of struggles, and i just want to repr

this is as abc news obtained new details of a grievance filed for the former deputy, shaun grayson. grayson is the deputy seen in this police body camera footage shooting massey. he claimed he was terminated without just cause he asked for his job back along with lost wages and benefits. grayson reportedly worked for six law enforcement agencies in the last four years, despite two prior duis. he was also discharged from the army for misconduct. massey's family has been outspoken since she was shot and killed. >> this is the hardest thing that we have ever been through as a massey. it just breaks my heart that our family has to go through this. >> massey's death has been ruled a homicide following a recent autopsy. it also found she was killed by a gunshot wound to her head. in oakland. now, a fix for the city's flawed 9-1-1 system is a step closer. but it won't come cheap. the city council's public safety committee gave approval to spend more than $6 million on a solution. the abc7 news i-team obtained a report on the situation, and it found the current 20 year old motorola software

shaun. — encouraged by them. thank you, for that. shaun. at— encouraged by them.for the people and i'm _ government, to govern for the people and i'm excited about that. some government, to govern for the people and i'm excited about that.— and i'm excited about that. some of our and i'm excited about that. some of your colleagues _ and i'm excited about that. some of your colleagues on _ and i'm excited about that. some of your colleagues on the _ and i'm excited about that. some of your colleagues on the left - and i'm excited about that. some of your colleagues on the left make i and i'm excited about that. some of your colleagues on the left make no secret of being unhappy about how the leadership treated diane abbott and yet sometimes, keir starmer's people might say that we have a right to be ruthless and to put out people like you are firmer london labour mp colleague, jeremy corbyn. it is not about being ruthless part about _ it is not about being ruthless part about being in politics and doing the right— about being in politics and doing the right thing.

yasmin harper's dad shaun harper said it's testament to her hard work.ying to balance doing at least 2a to 30 hours of training every week and to do her a levels at the same time. she chose not to go to university so that she could fulfil her dream and she also turned down an offer to go to america, so she has stuck by it. she's always wanted to represent her country at the olympics. so, you know, during covid as well, when our front lounge was turned into a little mini gym, she's stuck by her dream all the way through. she's always wanted to represent her country at this level. and today is just an amazing, amazing day for her. so much pride from a dad for her daughter. so much dedication goes into preparing these olympic games. you can often forget that when you are covering them, it does notjust appear out of nowhere, it is years and years of dedication and hard work that goes into even getting something as amazing as a bronze medal. and a reminder you can follow the olympics in paris across the bbc. there is a special paris 2024 section on the bbc sp

, shaun simon.can go to you first. this is nobody saw this coming. this is nobody saw this coming. this is not going to target wealthy pensioners like the king and tony blair. a great i know you're a great admirer of his pensioners who were earning perhaps only have an income of £200. are going to lose this money. can you defend that? really >> well, what's happening is that a universal benefit which everybody gets, however much money every pensioner gets, however much money they've got, is being targeted instead . so is being targeted instead. so the king won't get it anymore. tony blair won't get it. pensioners that don't need it won't get it . and instead, won't get it. and instead, because there is an existing benefit that is targeted on pensioners pensions credit, that that's actually a useful mechanism when if it can be made to work properly to target the benefit on pensioners that actually do need it, because surely none of us want to be paying surely none of us want to be paying benefits to

one of the dangerous criminals kamala helped bail out of jail was shaun michael hillman, a repeat offenderand went on to murder a man on a train platform in st. paul, minnesota, shooting him in cold blood six times lying on the ground, shot him in the head, and torso, six times. kamala harris wants to be the president for savage criminals, illegal aliens, i'll be the president for law abiding americans of every race, religion, color and creed. and i will stop the democrats' party war. remember this, the democrats they have a war going with police, they have a war. they doesn't want to talk about it, but they want-- the democrat party has a war on with police. we will stand up to the marxist district attorneys, defund the police, they want to defund -- she wants to defund the police. now, she's pulled back on it, but that's the way -- does anybody understand the concept? that's like open borders, that's like men in women's sports and i think it's maybe crazier than any of them. we will give our police back their power, protection, respect that they deserve. we are going to give them back th

>>and we aren't a shaun cart, right?serves those in need and is the founder of an house response group. she believes that multiple deaths are due to a mixture of issues. there's 3 groups that have not had any food to deliver. and there's 3 other groups that been affected by a significant decrease in the amount of food that they have available. and between that and the heat, you know, that's had the effect on people right now. the bay area is in the middle of a heat wave. many counties are under a heat advisory. the national weather service is warning that the dangerous heat will last from tuesday. >>11 o'clock wednesday night. >>and we expect more deadly months. this is the beginning of summer. this isn't the end of summer and then we have winter that, you know, it's going to be another winter that were woefully unprepared for cartwright says she remains on the ground helping unhoused people facing the heat but believes more needs to be done. when you see how many people have died in a single month this year versus how m

i'm joined on my left by lord bailey, shaun bailey tory peer.seana, we'll start by saying to you a challenging evening for you isn't it. what do you make of this so far. >> i'll repeat again there's no sugarcoating. this is a devastating night for the tories. i think my personal angle will be there's a lot of good tory mps who will now be cast out, who will actually deliver what the country wanted. if they were asked , i think this if they were asked, i think this what's important here is when you look at reform's results, their share of the vote will be important because that will dictate a lot of the conversation that the tory party then has internally. it may give some tory mps the confidence to move, you know, to the left, to the right, excuse me and have some more conversations that ordinary people would recognise. i think that will be important. but also keir starmer will have to look at his vote share and what reform has done to that in order to steer himself forward. >> yeah. and i mean, where did this rot set in for you, sean? you know,

is the former labour minister, shaun simon. welcome to the show, sean . simon. ask you somewhere here we go. right there we are. >> minister, before shaun, let's talk about this cabinet meeting. all eyes now are on the labour party. they can't blame the conservatives anymore. they're at the helm. they're in power . at the helm. they're in power. and what an inbox that cabinet faces. david lammy looking over a precarious situation. both sides of the atlantic and into france. ed miliband, energy secretary. we know he's obsessed with net zero. could we see bigger bills wes streeting the nhs is broken. well now you're at the helm. the labour party have to start fixing broken britain. are they up to the job? >> i mean, we'll see. we'll see won't we. there are, there are a mixed bag of people with quite different backgrounds and experience. we've got some people in that cabinet who are really experienced at the heart of government. i mean, keir starmer himself, people forget he was as director of public prosecutions. he was the chief executive of the crown prosecution

so joining me now to discuss this is former labour mp and mep shaun simon.itical commentator alex armstrong. commentator alex arm strong. thank commentator alex armstrong. thank you so much for joining commentator alex armstrong. thank you so much forjoining me tonight. great stuff to have you both on. look, sean, i'll start with you. okay. massive majority people have called this the loveless landslide for sir keir though. no honeymoon period. do you think he might implode ? you think he might implode? >> but he's not going to implode, but you're right that he's got a very difficult job and he's been. it wasn't the clip that you showed, but in that, in that speech, he was also very clear that it's going to be a very difficult job, rachel reeves said. in not in so many words. you know, we're asking there's very little money they bought themselves in in terms of tax in terms of, borrowing the public services are in a terrible, terrible state. it is going to be a very slow to business make incremental progress over a penod incremental progress over a period of