he has for a long time published through simon & schuster.soon as the merger was announced, he was among those he has a very active twitter account, he came out and said i don't recollect this. this is going to maine the rich get richer. it is going to be bad for smaller publishers. he came to testify on behalf of the government. he did it voluntarily. he wanted to testify. that was the one that people have been paying attention to. he didn't say anything that necessarily added to the government case, but in general he was an interesting person to have their. he began publishing a most 50 years ago. one of the things he was doing was explaining when he started out how much more wide open it was. there were a lot more publishers that were smaller in those days. he is seen all of this change that has come over time including his original publisher his through book carrie was published by doubleday. it was since published and now it is part of penguin random house. what he was basically saying is i think it's bad when somebody gets that big. i'm

>> simon: the assassin.at but i don't believe it because nothing has happened to me. i haven't into years gotten to know my covid. >> kelly: girl, you better you knocking on wood. >> sofia: i don't know why he blames me for everything. >> simon: i'm just saying.

simone starts right now. greetings, you're watching simone, take immediate action. that is the demand lawmakers are making to social media sites to deal with the flood of violent online threats towards law enforcement. this is just the latest fallout after the fbi search of former president, donald trump,'s mar-a-lago estate. we are talking to oversight committee member, democratic congresswoman, shot -- chantal brown. we've just learned today that lindsey graham will not have to testify before a grand jury on tuesday. we are talking to our legal experts about wet it means for the election interference investigation in georgia. plus, monkeypox has made its way into almost all 50 states in america. the chance for us to head off this virus has to seemingly slip away. how is the white house responding? we are asking the deputy coordinator of the white house monkeypox response team. i'm simone sanders towns in, and i have something to say. the former president has repeatedly blasted any investigation into how he could resolve accountability. the majority of americans do

ah, what happened, simon? well, who knows exactly what happened and then obviously it's up to the government to decide how to manage different obligations. internationally and nationally, what i find so shocking about this and it shocks the international community is there, this oil option was announced very hastily and with 0, no environmental or social or other impact assessment of what the impact might be of this oil exploration. and that is, i think just anti democratic to, to push this on to the calling people without having done the underlying work and presented to the call to the people. these are the likely impact of going down this route versus delay the impacts of going down another route. how can any, will make a sensible decision about whether this is a useful way to go or not. and i think that's because really, they know deep down that this is not a sensible way to go. and i think crucially, what a lot of people missed in this debate is that nobody knows how much oil is there. there might be no, t

so what simon? yeah, i completely agree with that it's, it's a real, it's a real problem, the global and balance of power. and for me, as a scientist, what should be providing is the information and then the congress, people, and the congress goldman can make the best decisions with the best available information. it shouldn't be for people from outside to make those decisions far. we do have to remember that we live in a very globalized world now, and that should be to the benefit of d, r c. and it's forests. now we all know about no whole diseases from covey 19, and they're all novel diseases. no doubt. it in the depths of the congo forest and opening up for all x rays and having people go in there and come out reg, in the increases the likelihood of another one of the novel diseases spreading around the world and the cost of that to people and the cost of that, the global economy vastly our way, any income from the oil and gas. so it is incumbent now on the united states in europe. another place

i'm lindsay for that -- simone starts right now. that - simone starts right now. >> readings. you're watching simone. former president trump's handling of secret documents. were people in his orbit and his camp long before they executed a search warrant? the from officials telling abc news. his caviling -- were getting into it with our political panel. plus, many republicans are aggressively defending trump after the fbi search and some members of congress even call to defund or even destroy the fbi. now the fbi and the department of homeland security tell nbc news they issued an intelligence bulletin about being -- federal law enforcement. we will talk to democratic congressman but really about the dangerous rhetoric coming from her colleagues. that and so much more. today in the culture corner, we need to talk about nfl quarterback, the cleveland browns, yes, deshaun watson. issuing an apology after months of the line allegations of sexual harassment and assault from dozens of women. okay? self preservation? i'm simone and i have something to say. unprecedented. a word that

simone starts now. >> greetings, you are watching simone. a judge in florida is going to make an important decision about a request from former president trump about a classified document in the mar-a-lago estate. appointing a special master could mean to the high stakes investigation. a woman's right to make decisions about our own body is under attack, y'all. more than every now. more trigger laws restricting abortion taking effect, i'm talking to activists on the ground about the real danger to women and the battles ahead. plus, a man that really understands that women's rights are on the line and ballot this moment. i'm talking to congressman pat ryan about his upset when that could be a blueprint for democrats. i'm simone sanders, and i have something to say. donald j trump versus the united states of america. no, y'all, i'm not discussing last six years. that is the case the former president brought on the judge aileen cannon on the southern district. just yesterday, cannon gave notice of her preliminary intent to grant trump's request

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simon: good morning.es, the risk of recession is marginally falling because markets are ushering in a new period of central-bank policy where we are trying to see acceleration in the fed's hiking cycle, unless we see tension from cpi components from here on in. does that negate the idea that the u.s. is going into recession? i'm not convinced at the moment. i think there is a lot of data from here to the end of the quarter, but the question at the moment is not necessarily is the u.s. in recession but what is the central bank's reaction? they are open to growth conditions but to what extent? we are seeing from the ecb in the bank of england that recession is on the horizon and they have to act now because the lesson they want to do is carry-on doing jumbo rate hikes when the optics are very bad. dani: i wonder in terms of what the market is pulling back, on recession expectations, how much is about positioning or profit-taking versus an actual fundamental change about the economy? simon: i think it is dif

ginn, simone sanders picks things up right now. greetings. you are watching simone. we have so much to get through today starting with the search warrant a trump's mar-a-lago home. we have details about the dozens of boxes by the fbi. i'm talking classified information, top secret documents. former cia director john vernon is here to break down a potential threat to national security. plus, the house passed an inflation reduction act. this is a major step for curbing climate change. improving health care, and lowering the deficit. frankly, it will be a dereliction of duty if democrats don't shop on the rooftops and the media apparatus has not ask about the importance of this bill. and today, in this simone spotlight, the mother of black hollywood, miss jennifer lewis. she is dropping jobs and how you can walk in your joy, and navigate the times that we are living in. i'm simone sanders, and i have something to say. d i have something to say what's a weekend has been. it started with former president trump telling the world the fbi had entered his florida home mar-a-l

>> hey, simone, it is so great to be here.you well know, the joe biden we saw this week as the joe biden that has been here since day one. whether you are talking about the kickoff to the campaign, where his inaugural address, or you are hearing him speak in the state of the union. every day he is out there being clear about his vision anticipate to take care of the things that are impacting the american people in their daily lives. and he really believes, and you heard him speak to this, that there is a clear contrast between his vision and democratic elected officials and republican elected officials in the maga agenda. i think he made that very clear. the congress is extremely clear and the difference is very wide. i think you will expect to hear more from him as the days move forward. >> so, along those lines, let's talk about the white house's response to some of the criticisms about that major student debt relief announcement from earlier this week. the white house announced what i call a decidedly aggressive and on poin

simon dedman, bbc news.ing the grounds of windsor castle with a loaded crossbow on christmas day has appeared in court. jaswant singh chail is said to have told a protection officer, "i am here to kill the queen" before he was arrested, westminster magistrates�* court heard. mr chail, who is 20, is also charged with making threats to kill and possession of an offensive weapon. he was remanded in custody to appear at the old bailey on 1ath september. the betting company entain, which owns ladbrokes, coral and foxy bingo, has been ordered to pay £17 million by the gambling commission because of failures around safety and measures to deal with money laundering. our business correspondent emma simpson is with me. tell us what the company did. well, first of all, jane, this is a record penalty. and it is for regulatory failures, both in its online business, and also in its betting shops, which the regulator said were just completely unacceptable. in a nutshell, entain simply didn't do enough to protect customers

>> well, simone thank you for having me.ng about democrats is they have always had the receipts, and what president biden and the democrats have been trying to accomplish is truly unprecedented. particularly with a 50/50 senate. whether republicans have the advantage of is the rhetoric, and that is one gets their base activates. lindsey graham talking about the jihad, that is a blast from the past. and they're saying trans bathrooms, and people freak out, and they run to the ballot booths. so democrats really have to do to capitalize off of this is to understand that people have to hear the receipts, and they have to hear how these initiatives are going to impact their lives. because they're feeling the pain at the pump in the gas prices are going down, but they have to understand that these investments in admissions, in our climate, in our energy and our health care are going to tangibly benefit their lives. and if they go with republicans, they're gonna be turning the car around in the wrong direction. >> that sounds like

simon adams, ceo of the centres for victims _ attention. ceo of the centres for victims for torture, i centres for victims for torture, thank you so much forjoining us on the programme. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... serena williams suggests she's planning to retire from tennis after the us open, having dominated the sport for almost a quarter century. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a huge job of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutalformer dictator, has died at the age of 80. he's been buried in saudi arabia, where he'd lived in exile since being overthrown in 1979. 2 billion people around the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun to take place in this millennia. it began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengal. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. i want to tell you about how south korea has experience it

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>> my take is, first of all, simone, thanks for having me. whenever i hear a celebrity couple broke up because of long distance. i always feel like, is something else going on? they just don't want to say? which is fair. we don't really know why they broke. up but i feel like they were kind of moving fast. so maybe, you know, pete was around her kids he had her name tattooed on him. they were going pretty fast. maybe, just maybe, maybe kim wasn't with. that she is just getting out of a marriage with kanye. she has four kids. i don't know, maybe he was moving too fast. i will say, it doesn't seem messy because she still has him up on instagram. it can't be that messy. but i think we will see on the next season of the kardashians what's really going on. >> people will be on it. i watch it on hulu, sumy, hate me, bite me if you want it. i watch it. i forgot about the tattoo. let me just, say i don't relish anybody's breakup okay. the reality is, it can happen any one of us. i pray to the lord that my man doesn't leave me. i will say, the insider

simon's concrete figure is arriving.weighs getting on for half a tonne. it's light. gina's plastic figure is easier. it's called child of oil born. john takes a careful knife to unveil his aluminium piece. and swooping from the ceiling is simon's piratical cardboard catastrophe, spitting cardboard fragments at visitors. the figures will have their own gallery for the next five yea rs. as far as the climate goes, they will be five crucial yea rs. it's been enormous fun working with the artists here at the eden project and frankly, it has also been a privilege to witness the explosion of human creativity in low carbon solutions for industry. but, and this is a very big but, it is clear that industry has to go much further and much faster than it's doing currently to cut carbon emissions. humanity has some serious challenges ahead. we simply have to use less stuff. little change on the weather front as we head into friday and the weekend. for most of us, it's going to be predominantly dry. there is some rain in the forecast

in get more from d w 's or stefan simons in washington. welcome stefan. so this an unexpected win for abortion rights in a republican stronghold. ah, that's unexpected times 2 times 10. if you like, kansas is a ruby, read states can't get any more read more conservative than kansas they say. and here, sir, what happened to you? we just started in the report. people are major turner by the way, 900000 people went to the went to the paulson. that is more than 2 years, 4 years back from now before a so the turn out had something to do with it. and there is also a clear indication for that kansans didn't want any alter to alteration to their constitution and wanted to remain in their constitution the right for an abortion right. so what does this tell us about the effects of july supreme court ruling or is actually a nother indicator, an indication for what we already know through the polls that 60 to 70 percent of the americans. they really dis, like the supreme court decision. they didn't want robi, the weight overturned and now they have it now it is at th

w simon young reporting for us here in berlin. the chair of kenyans electoral commission has issued a statement regarding the legality of the disputed presidential election result of political katia says he is confident of the results and of his actions and announcing them that william router had won the presidency. the president elect himself says he's ready to move forward following his victory. what runner up, reload? dingo says he will challenge the results legality for of the country. 7 electoral commissioners have said that they cannot support in good faith the outcome. d w's. felix marina is in robi, and he explained the chairman's comments to us. let me just give a background of what happened. so on tuesday, just before on monday, just before the presidential election result was announced in kenya. for commissioners stormed out of the national, attending center. and went to a different location and give a press conference saying that they were not. and they were not in agreement with a result that was about to be led by th

washington correspondent said on simon's how much freedom she has in her choice of way to go all the liberty she wants, as long as she doesn't impair on the national security of the notices of america. then probably the odd pentagon slash whitehouse would step in. but how step in with advice with telling the speaker of the house this is not right, this is not good and you are endangering. actively engaging life. this is here not the case. it is not the case that miss philosophy made this decision to go. finally decided to go to taipei and advice. there were conversations between pentagon, whitehouse and the staff off the speaker of the house all through the last few weeks and month and yes, she was told the white house wouldn't advise on her. go in there, but i didn't went so far then go so far that anybody told her your should really not go because you are endangering the lives of americans or other or, or taiwanese or, or would wretched up. for example, a conflict with china, that is not the case here. and cabby was also very clear that this does not change the u. s. position on th

if this even happened, simon's in washington. thank you. yes, ukraine's foreign ministry says russia is treating ukrainian prisoners of war illegally and using them for political purposes. that is strictly forbidden. under the geneva conventions, russia and proxy authorities and eastern ukraine have charged dozens of soldiers with crimes. 3 foreign born ukrainians older have been sentenced to death on allegedly fabricated charges. tito b as beretta shook. i'm that the parents of one man being held by the russians a fear he could suffer a similar fate. each morning if gania would kevin take some time for herself and quite to look at her son. she hasn't heard from maxine since russian forces captured him 2 months ago. she scared that might be torturing him or that he might be dead. you know, cylindrical i sit in the kitchen and just cry while my husband is still sleeping. when he gets up, i wash my face, awesome nights and try to be strong for the day and not to cry anymore. only in the early mornings. i allow myself to cry. what's it differe

i thank you parts that has that simons in washington. let me little fields of boston based journalist for the nation. and she focuses on reproductive rights as she told me more. and she gave me her reaction to this a surprise result. i mean, it's an absolutely astounding victory. i think many of the people, the abortion rights activists that i was following during my reporting trip to kansas. we're optimistic, cautiously optimistic that they might win, but everyone thought it would be close. and this is just a landside lot landslide, it's an unequivocal message to democrats and republicans alike about the popularity of abortion rights, despite what the kansas state legislature and the supreme court might want to do. and, and so this is hugely, hugely significant. i think especially coming this close to the midterms, i think it's really clear that a sleeping giant of the pro choice majority in this country has been awakened by the overturn roe v wade. i talked to a lot of people who were to interrupt you. i'm interested in why you think i

[laughter] >> howie: simon has had a rough year.ack semihealthy. you know that he fell off -- he broke his back last season, and then in london -- >> kelly: working out. >> howie: -- you think he is on a peloton customer [laughter] >> kelly: he's on a bike outside. >> howie: that is going places. >> kelly: walking. >> howie: no. i said "whererotection," and he ended up -- >> kelly: [laughter] >> howie: not a. >> kelly: i hope you yelled it on the street. "wear protection." [laughter] >> howie: no i said wear "protection." [laughter] you can fall off a bike and not impregnate somebody. [laughter] you don't know who you would fall onto. >> kelly: it happens. >> howie: has it? >> kelly: no. you bought simon this which by the way, i would ride that. it looks fun. >> howie: i would do it. i don't know if you should, because you are single now, rick? >> kelly: are single people not allowed to ride bikes? >> howie: a single person riding a tricycle was not as attractive. [laughter] if i were a single guy and wanted to meet somebody, there

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let's get more from on this from our political correspondent, simon young. trying to me now from our parliamentary studio here in berlin. simon, what stood out to you in anna, lena? bear box speech. yeah, the german 4 ministers a couch. her speech is quite personal term. she said that when she became foreign minister, just a few months ago, she didn't. she knew that trying times were, were ahead, she said, but she didn't expect to complete re alignment of the global geo political order. she said that february 24th. when russia launched, its invasion of ukraine has changed the world, but she said it's also a trans atlantic moment offering a new prospect for we need cooperation between the united states and germany and the european union. as she said that, that new order should not be only a western order. it should be for the benefit of all nations, including standing up for smaller nations who face a threat from their lodge and neighbors. so clearly thinking of taiwan there and one other thing, she said the response to the aggression of autocratic state shou

stuff on simon's to night reports from lake mead near hoover dam. ah. good. the expensive fountain water display in front of so called sin cities, icon, nikoto, bellagio, be a thing of the past soon. know at least not yet. but as the entire southwest region of the u. s. is facing a mega drought water or not having enough of it any more has become a big problem for las vegas and the entire state of nevada. we're meeting with christian gay like a community activists and senior representative of national environmental organization. the sierra club christian wants to show us a place called echo bay, within what is known as lake meet national recreational area, just a few miles east of las vegas. hardly anybody ever comes really to echo bay. unfortunately, it was a very popular spot, so popular, in fact, it had an airport. but as you can see, the water levels dropping so dramatically. it's affected the economy of the area. there are not people coming out to visit and recreate as much here in eco bay. eco bay is not the only spot falling victim to the lower water l

let's get more from the w correspondent, a simon young welcome, simon. how much trouble is gerhard schroeder in? he's in quite a lot of trouble. phil, as you heard there, he's long faced criticism for his close links, particularly with president vladimir putin himself, who me once described famously as a flawless democrat. but this criticism also for his i work full russian energy companies, which began pretty much as soon as he left office. he's been working for a gas prom ross nationals over the nord stream operating company. so what he's now facing is a total of 17 applications that there have been within the s b, d, the social democrat party to throw him out of cause. it may come to nothing because there are significant legal obstacles to removing people from political parties. here in germany, but none the less is pretty clear as a lot of people think, a gerhard schroeder has gone too far. so tell us more about what this would be go between had to say about her present putin's desire for it negotiated settlement to his war and ukraine. yes. right. h

committed to publishing a wide range of views but earlierou they cancel the man he was canceled by simon & schuster because for the same reasons his political stance that's what he was canceled. if you had difficulty with publishers because they want to have the message? >> one of the things i examined i am talking about the ideology and the cultural trend and agenda so i what was going on with transgender ideology. that is from the school of philosophical thought. so reality is determined by language. so it is a construct made by language itself so everything is produced by the subject but what i was getting at is i talk about how transgender is him you are who you say you are. it comes down a a to words and language determines reality. so st. martin's press the editor and try to get the book through the transgender tripped it up st. martin's is an academic press and he had a certain imprint that they tripped it up over the transgender issue. so i had to move to another publisher which i'm perfectly happy about so i can say what i wanted to say without any apologies or whatever. >> do y

so let's brandy doubly as political correspondence. simon young simon, plenty of friction there. what else did the 2 leaders talk about? yes, this was sir about an hour or so of talks between chance. the shelton jolts and president of bass and dare the chancellor said that he welcomed the ceasefire. between name is lam, a kid you had and east rail. of course they focused mainly on this recent escalation of violence in the occupied territories and dirge out. the shout said that he continues to support the plan for a t state solution. and there were differences between the 2 men as well. are bass calling for, for instance, for full membership or all of the un fur for palestine to the palestinian entity at the mom. they only have observe a status that something gemini doesn't really support or just the shout saying it's time to hold elections again after 18 years in palestine. so there were frank talks, but i think it's these comments about apartheid. and that really show, you know, these live press conferences can be dangerous for leaders. i unscripted their remarks may be made as

he is a stefan simons in washington d. c. so stefan the white house held a press conference later tupelo seize trip lesson to watch at the national security spokesman john kirby had to say, we're obviously monitoring her travel as we always do for members of congress. and we've taken all appropriate measures to ensure the safety of her travel throughout the region. let me be clear. the speakers visit is totally consistent with our long standing one china policy. we've been very clear that nothing has changed about i want child policy. so again, the white house rates rating that pelosi strip is not officially supported by the president, and this is just her decision. how much liberty does she have when it comes to making such decisions? all the liberty she wants as long as she doesn't impair on the national security of the nurses of america. then probably the pentagon slash whitehouse would step in by the house that in with advice with telling the speaker of the house. this is not right, this is not good and you are endangerin

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simon jack, bbc news.ap does provide a limit to how high they can go — but many rural homes use heating oil which is not subject to the cap. campaigners say hundreds of thousands of families could find themselves in fuel poverty for the first time this winter — because of the high bills and old housing stock that's hard to insulate. ellie price reports from south derbyshire. rich shaw's heating oil tank ran dry months ago. he can't afford to fill it up. we've got no heating, we've got no hot water, so we've been having to bath the kids in the sink. it's not ideal. luckily, we've had a warm summer, but come the winter, if we can't have central heating, it's just going to get cold. rich is disabled and can't work. the family have received extra financial help from the government towards the cost of living as part of their universal credit but say it's not enough. it's getting gobbled up. we can't save it up and buy a bulk order of kerosene because we're spending more on everything. it makes me feel like i'm

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