simon... i was going to say simon _ worry. simon... i was going to say simon we _ worry. simon...y simon we know more - worry. simon... i was going to| say simon we know more about the cause of this now, don't we? , ., the cause of this now, don't we? , . ,, , the cause of this now, don't we? , . _ , we? there is a system called gsmr which _ we? there is a system called gsmr which stands - we? there is a system called gsmr which stands for - we? there is a system called l gsmr which stands for general system for mobile communications for the railway, and it normally works very well indeed. you will be aware that of course, railways have lots of course, railways have lots of cuttings, tunnels and you have to have a dedicated system so signallers can talk to drivers and so on, that didn't work this morning, i have a statement from network rail, they say that when the system, when things began this morning, people couldn't actually log in. the back up manual system is being used instead, causing a few minutes of delay at the start of the day. now, that is reassuring but if you look a

delaney simon. — the various lists. delaney simon, thank _ the various lists.various lists. delaney simon, thank you so i the various lists. delaney | simon, thank you so much the various lists. delaney i simon, thank you so much for sketching so clearly what in effect has to be done if syria and syrians are to get back on their feet and syrians are to get back on theirfeet again and and syrians are to get back on their feet again and full syria's new leaders to make good on so many promises they have made to their people and the world beyond. delaney simon, of international crisis group. you may hear the prayers have begun here, very momentous day here notjust in damascus but across syria and beyond. we will keep an eye on all of it. lyse doucet, thank you very much, reporting from damascus. medical staff in central gaza say israeli air strikes have killed at least 20 people in the nuseirat camp. the hamas—run civil defence agency said the air strikes hit a multi—storey block in which a number of palestinians were sheltering. some of those killed were reported

you are following the disrupt —— simon colder. it is disrupt -- simon colder.simon colder. it is looking bad _ disrupt -- simon colder. it is looking bad at _ disrupt -- simon colder. it is looking bad at london - disrupt —— simon colder. it 3 looking bad at london waterloo. if you are hoping to travel to portsmouth harbour on the 1130 from waterloo that has not yet left. it is half an hour late. they are dealing with problems including falling trees and large parts of the south—western radio network. major disruption, and warnings that i am seeing for all of the main lines from here, and if you go to the great western line, the network going to the west of england, to south wales and so on, that is also having extreme problems because of falling trees and speed restrictions, and there is nothing going west of cardiff towards swansea and carmarthen war west of plymouth towards penzance. no trains at all all day and those networks. north wales, nothing running on the line from chester to holyhead, but if he did manage to get to holyhead, it wouldn't do you much

simon: even if it's a hypersonic missile? >> yeah, yeah. simon: ok.continue the interview in a little while. an air raid siren cuts our interview short as russia launches another attack against the ukrainian capital. russia still gets the lion's share of its cotton pulp and nitrocellulose and cotton pulp from central asia, just as it always has. and invariably it makes it into weapons like the missile that destroyed this children's hospital. so what is stopping the u.s. from imposing sanctions against the companies that produce it? in my search for answers, i traveled to washington to speak with officials, diplomats, and experts closely monitoring the situation. john herbst has served as u.s. ambassador to both uzbekistan and ukraine. we've got a store of nitrocellulose. it blows up. what's your first thought? is it any accident? is it the ukrainians? is it the russians? who could have blown this up? >> i'd be astonished if it were the americans. my first thought was, of course, the russians. with the ukrainians do that? i don't know if they would wan

simon, thank you _ so it is hard to say. simon, thank you for _ so it is hard to say.rd to say. simon, thank you for your analysis | so it is hard to say. simon, i thank you for your analysis on this. lawyers for the man charged with the murder of a high profile health insurance executive in new york last week say he is pleading not guilty. 26—year—old luigi mangione was arrested in pennsylvania, and is fighting his extradition to new york. our north america correspondent jessica parker reports. as luigi mangione was taken into court, he appeared agitated... ..an insult to the intelligence of the american people... ..shouting about an insult to the intelligence of the american people. the 26—year—old faces several charges, including one of murder, after being apprehended in pennsylvania on monday. along this roadside is a small branch of mcdonald's, and it's now become a key focus in this case, because it's in there that luigi mangione was spotted. an employee then tipped off the police. investigators are trying to piece together his movements over recent days, and the

good to talk to you, thank you very much, i you, thank you very much, simon. affected from rac spokesperson simon williams. the impact of the storm on drivers isn't too bad in many ways, because lots of drivers are heeding the warnings and not venturing out. and of course, that's the thing to do in this kind of situation. 0nly drive if it's absolutely essential. and obviously, from an rac point of view, we normally do around kind of 7000 plus breakdowns a day in the week, but the weekends tend to be quieter anyway because of a lack of commuter traffic and business traffic. and of course, many sporting events and other events have been cancelled and people are rightly staying at home. so we will probably have a slower day today in many ways in terms of breakdowns. but of course our teams are out there in all conditions ready to help should anyone have a problem. this will take some clearing up. it's obviously a major storm and lots of trees down. i'm just outside bristol. it's been extremely windy here. there are reports locally of trees down. we know the asa h

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yes, i will be. >> simon will be sworn in officially on january third. tells me she will hold a ceremonial swearing in here in oakland in mid january. to celebrate with the community. >> all right. and so the journey begins. amber. thank you. >> in sacramento, state lawmakers announced two new bills to protect reproductive health care. now, if approved, the medication abortion access bill would protect drug manufacturers, distributors, health care providers and individuals from liability when administering medication abortion. the reproductive privacy act would also allow the attorney general to seek financial penalties for many city and county governments that block abortion providers from opening. >> now, these bills and other actions are all part of a strategy by governor newsom to protect california's progressive policies ahead of another donald trump presidency. ktvu tom vacar tells us the steps lawmakers are likely to take. >> surprised and dismayed by a large voter shift to the right nationally. state democrats are looking to resist trump policie,

yeah, so i left simone when i was in south korea. do you happen to be there as well, on his own journey to search for his birth mother? and so i had this, you know, a wonderful opportunity to meet him and learn about his story. and what drew me to his story was the fact that he was bi racial and i always knew that this was an issue in south korea, the racism against bi racial children. so in his case, he was born to a us black service man who served in south korea after the korean war and to a korean local mother who was working at a us camp town. and his story really embodies the, you know, phobia that existed in south korea post korean war when the country was really taking shape. and for, you know, over 40 years, dictatorships ruled south korea. and they had these, you know, phobia policies where the sophomore and adoption as a way to kind of know, purify the nation. this notion that you can be recognize as a korean citizen, if you don't look for a korea. and so simone is the case, you know, she was not able to be recognized on th

it says people in 5 low areas could face simon in the next 6 months. the conflict started any 2 years ago and as false mold and 25 percent of the people in the country from the homes justin lynch's from the sit on conflict observatory. he says, the reports of famine show that both sides in the war attempt to stop parts of the population. a sudan used to be a bread basket, not only for east africa, but 4 times was remember, the least you a, you know, other countries in my goal and i think forth through day i'm going to be facing a fan. and as it is right now, it really kind of speaks to the horrible nature of the civil war has been going on over the past year and a half plus. and so i, some of these numbers are extremely devastating. and, and potentially shocking. i think what's really happening is that both sides are using hunger as a weapon of war. the kind of logic is that if they allow food into parts that gave us control by the opposition or control them by the army. and then they do that as a waiting for the other side. and so what you see that wo

that was simon calder at waterloo station.oads have been affected from rac spokesperson simon williams. the impact of the storm on drivers isn't too bad in many ways, because lots of drivers are heeding the warnings and not venturing out. and of course, that's the thing to do in this kind of situation. 0nly drive if it's absolutely essential. and obviously, from an rac point of view, we normally do around kind of 7000 plus breakdowns a day in the week, but the weekends tend to be quieter anyway because of a lack of commuter traffic and business traffic. and of course, many sporting events and other events have been cancelled and people are rightly staying at home. so we will probably have a slower day today in many ways in terms of breakdowns. but of course our teams are out there in all conditions ready to help should anyone have a problem. this will take some clearing up. it's obviously a major storm and lots of trees down. i'm just outside bristol. it's been extremely windy here. there are reports locally of trees down. we

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we'll see stuff and simon's thank you, but for that update from washington. so i'd like to get back to our main news story from here in germany. if you're just in joining us, we can tell you now that at least 11 people have been killed. dozens more injured that after a car flowed into a crowded christmas market in the eastern city of monterey park. the suspected driver has been arrested. as you can see, emergency services are after scene near the city hall. local officials have said that this was probably an attack and i witnessed as a reported seeing the car driving straight into people some markets back across her correspondence. i mean young in berlin for an update assignment. any updates you can share with us as well. class risk seems emerging tonight from the city of magda baggage, the state capital of the eastern states of saxony and the house. and as you've reported just those basic details, again, a car driving apparently intentionally into the crowd of the christmas market in the center of the city where there were lots of people present on this frid

photographer simon atley. >> simon's family became my family.iends. i'm so grateful for them because they embraced me with so much love and embraced her own new family. >> in 2019, petra married entrepreneur benjamin larock. they now have a son, bodi. >> and they have a son. and i have a beautiful husband and. and there's so many blessings to be grateful for. yes, i was lucky because i met another twin flame and ben is my twin flame, and he's an incredible soul. and i just feel so lucky because i didn't know what was going to happen. and he's they're my two loves of ben and bodi and just bring lots of sunshine. and bodi means enlightenment. >> and so next week, when we all look back at the 20th anniversary of the tsunami, remember petra nemcova and her volunteers, who will be lighting candles not to remember the darkness, but to believe in the power of light. >> and we will invite everybody to join us, to light a candle to bring more light to the world. >> our thanks to diane and our friends at national geographic also recently released a series

and back across to our correspondence, simon young in berlin for an update. simon, what more can we say at this stage as well, could i have just bringing together what we've already been reporting at? clearly what looks like very much looks like a deliberate attack against the christmas market in the city of magda bags and city of poplar 1000000. people, the capital of the eastern states of saxony and how at hand this christmas market was being held right in the center of town at many families, many people that this friday evening just before christmas i had a call that traveled. well, police are saying at least 400 meters at through this market. so clearly a massive security breach that is left well. media reports a varying and new numbers are coming out, i should say all the time. this is still very much a breaking story, a but at least to date, and perhaps some more according to many media reports. certainly, i think we can say there are many people in jude, many of them, seriously hospitals in the city. and indeed, in the whole region, i want to let to receive people and already dea

mark simon, you're a passionate and caring guy. from heading to the unemployment line? >> no, just leave and get the heck out. the media is corrupt and never will report the $10 billion. historians are corrupt and every time a politician leaves, should analyze the book. won't see a single book. this would be the most incredible book about the corruption, biden administration corrupting the immigration system, border, justice department. all this stuff, we need somebody to write that book. but what the heck happened. maybe, joe concha, that'll be the next book. >> literally, look for books on joe biden his entire presidency, i had the only one i think. larry: that's incredible. >> they kind of write themselves. larry: christopher wray turned out to be a super bad guy. he was appointed by donald trump but it was chris christie's idea and he ran against president trump and said nasty things and destroyed his own political career, christie. christopher wray, bad guy and he was the one that questioned whether trump got hit by a pull et

i a elf and buying founded wild type to save the weld simon stocks. i think a lot of us suffer from some level of paralysis when we see so much happening in the world that is sad. that is, you know, disappointing, that can seem bleak for the future. and for me, this was an opportunity to actually embrace that as a extremely difficult challenge as a, as a way to, to take that and, and find inspiration to get up every morning and feel like there's purpose. we have this, you know, mission for the planet on a alpha and buying is a cardiologist and still works as a don't to, on weekends, to ground himself. as he says, he conducted this form a brewery with its stainless steel tanks into a lab. he's researching how to cultivate simon cells using secondhand ebay pods. the project is fully up and running and employees 70 people. i expect his to be the 1st company in the us to sell culture grow, and fish from here to alaska, for example, is salmon country. and what we've seen over the last few decades is just how decimated the populations have become even near

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simone hall with meta.hink meta's use of ai is probably a little bit different and a little bit more kind of user facing for those in the room that have facebook accounts or a graham account. i think, you know, we talked a little bit and just getting ready for this presentation about how kind of big the ai umbrella really is when we're talking about ai, you know, even within that, there are different functionalities that, you know, we kind of need to drill down into to really understand what we mean. i think that's very evident in ow meta uses ai in that, there are some kind of traditional ai techniques that have been around for a long time that were never, you know, as exciting as what we're talking about today because they were more kind of about, you know, rote, how you take a lot of information and organize it in a way that's efficient and makes sense to people. i think that's at the heart of a lot of what you see on your feeds when you're on social media is, you know, ai is the backbone of kind of orga

i think simon's absolutely right. i was proud to be out on the doors most of the last weeks of the campaign, but i would say this, that we have to figure out how we're going to get more voters to the polls. donald trump fell below 50%. okay. that's not a mandate. okay. tell ourselves that all we want. the problem is that millions of voters who should have shown up did not and i think that we have to figure out how to communicate to them and get them reengaged in special elections in wisconsin, in gubernatorial elections in new jersey and virginia this year and put in place the groundwork so that when 2026 comes along, that we're prepared to fight this tooth and nail against these guys who should not be in power. >> what about the argument dave was making a few moments ago that this election showed us the country shifted right? simon, i can't imagine progressives would agree with that. >> there's no question we lost this election. i don't think we should have debate about that. the country did move to the right. we've

our correspondent daniel de simone is here.re they doing? well, the jury today heard that two of the targets were investigative journalists who have exposed a great deal about russian espionage. one of them is based in the uk. there was talk by the cell of kidnapping both. the russian agent who was controlling the cell from abroad spoke about, it would be amazing if there were a successful operation in britain after a failed assassination attempt of surgery scrip al in 2018. the cell were said to have got flight details and got so close to journal some planes that they were able to take down the pin number, the phone pin number of one journalist, they used a surveillance video glasses to take footage of another journalist on the video glasses to take footage of anotherjournalist on the plane. the court also heard about surveillance operation in london of a cat sack former politician, trying to gain entry into a building where he was said to have been —— kazakhstan e former politician. the used disguises to get in, including jus

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in las vance. professor simon says a great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you. now i find your approach to pull. it takes very psychological reach is quite appropriate, given the politics has always been involved, either harnessing or manipulating people's emotions and feelings. but before we delve into the particulars of this fascinating field, i want to ask a personal question. if you are now giving an interview to a much maligned russian channel, um they feel their fear or an air possible rep percussion, psychological, professional, personal because of that, put it this way. there may be some, but uh, i mean there's nothing that can really do that as well who are really being tried. and um, i mean this is past and possible of living in the free and democratic waste that they like to shut out in the all to and that's of or diverging narratives only a sort of key narrative which they used to manipulate and mislead publix. now and i think that gives us the right to the core of your argument that populations in the we

thank you, tom simons _ position in the world. thank you, tom simons there - position in the world. in the world. thankl you, tom simons there are a political correspondent. breaking news that the queen was nuts attended some parts of the state visit of the emir of qatar this week due to a barrel chest infection. it is understood that the queen, seen here at the christmas carol service, has diminished reserves of energy due to a lingering infection. changes to her programme been made on the advice of doctors, and she will know not to attend the official arrival on tuesday morning and her presence at all other elements of the visit will be scaled back. of course, we will bring you much more on this breaking news story here on bbc news. in the last hour president biden has arrived in angola as controversy stirs at home about his decision to pardon his son, hunter. here is the president stepping off the plane in luanda. the visit part of his trip to africa in the final weeks of his presidency. as we said, that decision to pardon hunter biden — who'd been facing years in prison over fir

simon case is now the cabinet secretary. _ minister. simon case is now the cabinet secretary.se is now the cabinet secretary. listening to i cabinet secretary. listening to ellie reeves, she wanted to dampen things down, is she trying to make a peace offering? i things down, is she trying to make a peace offering?— peace offering? i don't know, but there are cabinet _ peace offering? i don't know, but there are cabinet ministers - peace offering? i don't know, but - there are cabinet ministers tomorrow who will be walking into government buildings and they will be looking at civil servants and they will be looking back at them and they are saying, and by the one who is enjoying a tepid bath of managed decline? —— am i the one. cabinet ministers have got to work with civil servants and they have got to repair the damage that has been done by the prime minister. but sometimes the civil service _ by the prime minister. but sometimes the civil service can _ by the prime minister. but sometimes the civil service can be _ by the prime minister. but sometimes the civil service can be

simon, thank you for being with us.or this very, very sensitive and delicate job? thank you for having me. yes, i think probably at the moment it is a very good choice. peter mandelson is always somebody who can generate a bit of controversy, but if you look at his career he has a very experienced political operator, a very experienced international negotiator. with the americans, with the chinese, he has operated with the european union. he brings great experience to this. he is very well—connected politically in this government and that is what we need in our ambassador. it is a really important appointment at a very important time, so i think it is a good one. ~ . , time, so i think it is a good one. ~ ., , ., . ., one. we have seen a certain level of public _ one. we have seen a certain level of public animosity - one. we have seen a certain l level of public animosity from people like elon musk towards the keir starmer government. elon musk has used the bites —— talked about using nigel farage as a kind of link. i

simon, you said, you know, you said you have information that austin is alive. how do you have that information? from whom are so unfortunately, it's too much of a dynamic situation for us to feel comfortable sharing those sorts of details but we can say that what we're seeing is on the ground hostages and people in captivity are being released, and they're being reunited with their family after these extensive periods of time, like we've seen and we're just hoping for that. >> and pushing for that as much as we can. >> and simon, i just spoke to john kirby from the white house who said, obviously they have those same hopes that you do, and they're waiting and watching this situation unfold to figure out what opportunities there might be. what have been your contacts with the white house in this period, really, that only goes back at this point where the assad regime fell you know, 48 hours in the last 48 hours, what's your contact been with the white house well we had a long plan to arrive here as a family in force at this time to push the president really to d

the lab joins now live by simon named who is the director for well division. so done and he's joining me from nairobi assignment. thank you for joining us. let's begin 1st with setting the context because 4 months ago we were reporting on sam and conditions being confirmed. in a displacement time sheltering at least 400000 people and the fall from the situation getting better assignment. we've seen that it's gotten worse and more areas in north at dot for can fun, does also facing simon conditions. yeah, thank you for the support you need to. i just to go for the you and a half off escalating conflict. so donna has become the one live just and the price is a meaning that we have more than 25000000 people for the food in security needs. long beach, we have a point 5000000 people in the median c situation in the country. and meanwhile, assignment if, if you could help us to put this in perspective for our audience, because earlier we had an analyst who describes the done as in fact that it had been the bread basket for the region. and this escalation and hum, hu

this means cosmo simon pauses on the coding for male offspring twice . that by increasing the probability of producing males, the special will. so you're not sure if it's male or not. uh yeah, i and i have yeah, it's the ideal it would come up with my own bits and pieces but it's science so it could go the other way to say you never know it's x x x x officially. yeah. magically it's you meant? correct? yeah, let's stop here a 2nd. yeah. the bad to interrupt us to say the coffee is too big, which is not unusual with onto officially insemination problem. it's up to be delivered by c section. just checking this out. it's a big day. sometimes biology ignores genetic manipulation will cosmonaut as the cough has to be cold, really be male. we're 23 minutes into this documentary. according to statistics, millions of farm animals have been sold at worldwide. and in germany, one dia, as being shown we can never bring it back to life. the is this is, this is a stomach. right? the bladder. things and was the, this is the sky. this is my little hunter's prize whose

so what does this mean for serious future agencies will that simon is weeks away in northern gauze, or blades, israel for the blockade of food plus historically, they were only checked in and around africa's as it region to the north of here. changing climate is changing people's ways of life. so what explain why people in can you also think towns to campbells to cope with severe drums, the book and the pregnant. we're just going to bring you breaking news. camino solve cossick stone where a passenger plane is crushed. the, the south western city of octo emergency officials by say that the craft was heading from buck who and as a by john 2 girls and e with 67 people on board, including 5 crew members. now the plane blows to azerbaijan, airlines will forward, he se 28 people have survived the incident. local media say the flight was rerouted because of fault in girl's name. let's cross over to you the shop of oliver, who's in moscow, with the latest. obviously the details are a budgeting and the situation is developing. but what do we know about this incident so far? you as well, the la

what are we going to do mark simone?here's a whole process of pardons the justice department reviews each one. there was obviously no time to review 1,500 of them, so, i guarantee you they were people that bought a hunter painting, somebody that donated to a congressman who called for the favor. it was all favors. larry: almost like the new york city phone book and started pardon this and that. wait a minute. let me see the police ledger whose locked up today in new york with alvin bragg and friends, and then pardon them. remember the ugly ones come the final week so these are not the worst ones. the worst are coming. you're talking about trump and world leaders. his rhetoric is a bluster might intimidate them but the most crucial moment in this campaign when that bullet hit him and knocked him to the ground and he leaped up and pumped his fist. any world leader has to realize you can't intimidate donald trump after seeing that, nothing would intimidate him. larry: that was a physically imposing event. i mean, he's not a

simon - williams, spokesperson for the rac, thank you forjoining us.r saftey manager at the rnli, ross macleod. he explained what he is witnessing at the moment. the conditions, as has been well reported, are pretty treacherous all around the coast at the moment with the red, orange and yellow wind and rain warnings, so it's definitely a weekend for putting up the christmas decorations, spending time with family and certainly not taking any unnecessary risks around the coast. there's big seas out there, so people are at risk of getting swept into the water and at this time of year the water can be quite treacherous, so we're really encouraging people to avoid the coastline for the next 48 hours or so, but also if you do find yourself down there and you do find yourself in difficulty, there's a couple of key things to remember. the first of which is if you find yourself in difficulty in the water, remember to float to live. so this is where you tilt your head back in the water, put your ears in the water and just rest and relax as best you can, to try a

the lead to an interesting point, simone. trumps power and grip on the republican conference is truly being tested right now. as you mentioned, we saw more than three dozen republicans vote against a piece of legislation that he had endorsed, he had urged all republicans to vote for. and then we saw the vast majority of the conference vote for legislation that didn't include that debt limit increase, which was his main demand. looking to next year, there are a lot of different policy priorities that we would like to see some republicans on the right or left read -- objected. talk about immigration reform, tax reform. it's going to be a tough job for mike johnson to wrangle his conference on any given issue. because again, they have a zero vote margin. have no room. statistically speaking, there will always be somebody frustrated about something. that's congress for you. so it's going to be a difficult job for mike johnson next year. he says he's up for the challenge but they have an ambitious agenda. with these numbers it's g

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simone in the prior segment, you're wondering if i was a lawyer. sorry to disappoint. even better. >> you know, you'll get a hug. hug an engineer. >> hug an engineer this holiday season as well. hug an engineer. >> having served on the judiciary committee for four years and nominated a lot of judges helping confirm judges, maybe i can play one on tv. >> you're welcome here any time. >> you would be a damn sight better than some coming into the administration. senator alex padilla of california. thank you so much, serve. appreciate you. >>> next the latest on the man charged with the murder of the ceo of unitedhealthcare. plus the eruption of anger the killing has spurred against the health insurance industry. this is "the weekend." try. this is he"t weekend." why use 10 buckets of water when you can use 1 fire extinguisher. and to fight heartburn, why take 10 antacids throughout the day when you can take 1 prilosec. for easier heartburn relief, one beats ten. prilosec otc. one pill. 24 hours. zero heartburn. oh, my leaffilter? i just scheduled an appointment online and

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