at this time, he met with el-sisi on the sidelines and intelligence indicated that el-sisi was findingwhat we learned was once mueller finished, was about to shut down his investigation, he was able through a secret sealed court fight to get a document, a critical document that matched that jaw-dropping intelligence, helped corroborate and validate the intelligence. it showed the spy network of el-sisi, essentially the agency that is egypt's cia, had a special account. it had withdrawn $10 million in cash. put in it satchels that weighed more than 200 pounds. and someone without recording who they were, walked out of bank in cairo with this $10 million, again, in $100 u.s. bills. a huge proportion of the u.s. currency then available in the entire egyptian banking system. that withdrawal happened five days before donald trump became president. again, matching the intelligence that made the justice department sit up and say, what in the world is going on? we need to find out. did donald trump take money from a foreign government? was he compromised by a dictator of another government? th

during one g-7 trip, he even referred to sisi as his quote, favorite dig tator.is 2016 campaign, bombshell reporting reveals new details about one of the most closely held and secretive federal investigations into something else sisi may have provided trump in the waning days of that cash-strapped campaign. $10 million, which would be in clear violation of federal law. that investigation was being led by none other than robert mueller who at the same time was investigating trump's ties to russia. the post reports that investigators identified a cash withdrawal in cairo of $9,998,000. nearly identical to the amount described in the intelligence, and nearly equal to the amount trump had loaned his campaign weeks earlier. a key theory investigators pursued. based on intelligence and international money transfers was that trump was willing to provide the funds to his campaign in october 2016 because he expected to be repaid by sisi, according to people familiar with the probe. one of the people describing the thinking at the time told the post, it wasn't a smoking gu

, the stone was discovered in a mine in a mine in the northeast of batswana, even president makvet sisined the find. sisi, the mining company does not hide his delight, but the quality and approximate cost of the mineral are not yet announces. batswana includes a number of the richest states on the continent. the main source of income is, as you guessed, the export of diamonds. previously, the largest diamond mined in this country was a stone weighing 1,758 carats, discovered in 2019. the largest diamond in history weighed more than 3,000 carats. it was found in yua (1900). in the fifth year, this is all, of course, wonderfully amazing, but i am concerned about the mercantile question, because someone found this diamond, a specific person, with a specific name, surely some specific percentage of the cost of this diamond should go to this person, a good question, of course, a very good question, and i visited the production a few weeks ago, at our very famous jewelry factory and saw how diamonds are actually fenced so that they are diamonds, diamond dust flies, absolutely. gold dust all

. >>> president al sisi has been somebody who has been close to me from the first time i met im. there were two of us, and we both met. hopefully you liked me a lot more. [ laughter ] it was a very long -- supposed to be just a quick, brief meeting, and we were with each other for a long period of time. we agree on so many things. i just want to let everybody know, in case there was no doubt, that we are very much behind president al sisi. he's done a fantastic job. >> that was former president donald trump praising egypt's leader, abdul fattal al sisi during a visit to the white house. now, "the washington post" has new reporting on a priestly unknown federal investigation into whether trump's first presidential campaign illegally accepted money from that same foreign leader. for more, let's bring in one of the authors of the piece, national investigative reporter at "the washington post," carol lenning. this is an extraordinary story, carol. what did your -- donald trump describing the relationship as very close, potentially $10 million close, what did your reporting tell you a

joe biden: the president of mexico, el-sisi did not want to open up the gate. chris wallace: let's kick off with president biden bucking a super bowl tradition again, turning down an invitation from cbs for a pre-game interview. david axelrod: that's like a layup for any president to do. you get a huge audience. so the fact that they turn that interview down was really a concern to a lot of people. i think that set alarm bells off in a lot of places. - mr. speaker, the president of the united states. [cheers] pamela brown (voiceover): then in march, biden gave a state of the union speech, many described as a show of strength, seemingly reassuring some democrats. joe biden: and i've been told i'm too old. whether young or old, i've always been known-- i've always known what endures. i've known our north star. the very idea of america is that we're all created equal and deserves to be treated equally throughout our lives. we've never fully lived up to that idea, but we've never walked away from it either. and i won't walk away from it now. [applause] pamela brown

well, in september, he meets al sisi and at the end of october he writes this check.f justice investigation was that he wanted to help trump was even at that time promising a great relationship we egypt if he was elected president and they needed to get trump's bank record to figure out did this money, this mysterious money they learned had been withdrawn just as the intelligence suggested from one of the accounts linked to the intelligence agency, this money withdrawn and put in duffel bags in hundred dollar u.s. bills weighing 200 pounds, very large percentage of u.s. bills then in the egyptian currency of all of egypt, did that money that got withdrawn five days before donald trump became president, did it land in donald trump's accounts? the investigators would never be able to answer that question. as soon as they began proposing subpoenas to do this, the u.s. attorney said that she needed to review this and brief the attorney general. a fairly new attorney general named bill barr. within days of reviewing the intelligence herself, meeting with barr, conferring w

el—sisi has gone and one day we will go too. to travel along with us in our hearts and through our connection by the spirit of god. so now we're going to stand together and we're going to sing the song one more step along the world. i go safe in the knowledge that elsie has travelled from her old to her new, and she will continue to travel along with you. let's . stand. and . and. >> well, we heard there from a representative from saint john's church who gave comforting words to elsie's family , expressing to elsie's family, expressing that in their faith, the elsie has just gone on to the next stage , and that she will see her stage, and that she will see her family once again, and that all comes as part of elsie's special day here at saint john's church in birkdale . michael olise in birkdale. michael olise. >> okay, so we're live. of course , from the funeral of course, from the funeral of young elsie in southport, who was horrifically murdered alongside her two friends in that attack. some really heartfelt tributes and memor

sisi's economic and security delegation arrived in dushanbe under the supervision of amir sartib ashtiani, 3 months after joining, to achieve the same goal. minister of defense in a meeting with lt. gen. shiri mirza , the purpose of this trip is to strengthen tajikistan's defense base and ensure security. the central asian region considered participation to ensure regional security, but it was not limited to central asia. march 1402, persian gulf, qatar the minister of defense arrived in doha at the head of a delegation. the presence of the iranian delegation in doha was accompanied by the start of the dimdex international exhibition, an exhibition focusing on maritime defense with 200 active qarfas, including qarfa. and all kinds of floats were some of iran's products in this exhibition. a significant point that almost all visitors mentioned was the depth of technology and the movement of knowledge and defense technology of the islamic republic of iran at the edge of the world's modern technologies. but a little beyond qatar and outside the waters of the persian gulf, iran has a security

who was based in qatar, insisted that the massacre of his loved ones would not affect the ongoing sisis talks. whoever thinks that by targeting my children during the negotiation talks and before a deal is agreed upon that they will force hamas to back down on his.

you see, in recent years, westerners, especially the sisi regime , have made a special effort to resistance and the islamic republic of iran and make the islamic republic of iran more secure especially in this recent conference that was held in the organization of islamic cooperation, in addition to the diplomatic process , he did something, at least at the regional level and at the level of the islamic world and the arab world, he is making the scientific regime more secure in the international arena, and if he can it can do diplomacy with more power with all-round activities. it can do this at the international level. we can have the space for these contacts that have been recently established with the islamic republic of iran, so that we can turn this space towards security, that is, into action. let's create a regional and international regime, mr dr. zohr and 2 components in the rotation of the public opinion of the world and even the islamic arab countries, referring to the 15th mehr operation on october 7 and my sincere promise to deal with everything that happened and the zionist re

he's met the egyptian president, abdel fattah el—sisi, in cairo.id it was up to hamas to agree to a "bridging proposal" for a ceasefire deal in gaza after he met israeli officials in tel aviv. hamas has issued a statement, saying claims by the us including president biden, that it was backing away from a ceasefire deal are misleading. hamas says it is keen to reach a cessation of aggression, and remarks by the us administration give israel the green light to continue the war. hamas also accused the us of bias towards israel. let's show you the latest pictures we have from gaza. hamas officials say at least ten people have been killed in an israeli military attack on a school housing displaced military. israel's military claimed that the strike targeted hamas fighters who used a hidden "command centre" in the school. the un says almost 500 school buildings have been directly hit or damaged during the current conflict. zahiro shahar mor has been speaking about his uncle abraham munder, who was taken hostage by hamas fighters on otober 7. some former

on friday, president biden spoke with his egyptian counterpart, abdel fattah el—sisi as both countriesl and hamas to accept the terms of a deal—brokered last month. it comes in a week where america's top diplomat secretary of state, antony blinken meet with regional leaders in his ninth trip to the middle east since the conflict began over ten months ago. 0ur reporter in cairo, abdelbassir hassan told me more about what we can expect from these latest talks we just learned from media that hamas is expected to send a delegation, a high level delegation, to cairo expectedly, as reporters say today, to discuss the next step after the negotiations held in cairo over the last 2a hours, or a8 hours at least, on what's called a new plan. the israelis, israeli media have reported that israel introduced what can be called a map of the positions where the israeli troops are expected to be deployed during the implementation of the first phase of any planned agreement. this has been delivered to the egyptians. the egyptians are expected to deliver it to hamas to discuss it. what it says — it says

secretary of state, antony blinken, has been having talks with egyptian president — abdel fattah el—sisiinken has been continuing a push for a ceasefire and hostage release deal in gaza. let's speak to alon liel, former director general of the foreign ministry of israel. cani can i first ask you about these bodies of the hostages that have been retrieved today? i have been speaking to a family member whose cousin are still alive, he understands, in gaza, and dissing he is disappointed in benjamin netanyahu forfailing to is disappointed in benjamin netanyahu for failing to secure a ceasefire, felt there were opportunities for it to happen and felt benjamin netanyahu does seem absolutely unable to rectify any of the damage being done politically to him by the hostage families and resist that pressure. it is him by the hostage families and resist that pressure.— resist that pressure. it is a horrible — resist that pressure. it is a horrible day _ resist that pressure. it is a horrible day here, - resist that pressure. it is a horrible day here, six - resist that pressure. it is a l horrible

in a joint statement, president biden, egyptian president, abdel fattah el—sisi, and the emir of qatarno further time to waste — nor any excuse for further delay. adding, �*it�*s time to release the hostages, begin the ceasefire and implement this agreement.�* mohamed taha from bbc arabic is with me in the studio. always good to have you with us to talk us through the details of this and it is about the detail isn't it? what we do not know. what have mediators been saying on that? the know. what have mediators been saying on that?— saying on that? the main detail at the moment, _ saying on that? the main detail at the moment, as _ saying on that? the main detail at the moment, as always - saying on that? the main detail at the moment, as always is . saying on that? the main detail| at the moment, as always is the israeli full withdrawal from gaza and the permanent ceasefire. it is never on these two terms that hamas is always focusing on in reaching any deal that israeli forces have to fully withdraw from gaza and also that there should be a permanent ceasefire. israel wants them to co

in a joint statement, us presidentjoe biden, egyptian president abdel fattah el—sisi and the emir ofe to waste, nor any excuse for further delay, adding: the renewed diplomatic push is considered an attempt to stop regional tensions from spiralling out of control after the killing of hamas�*s political leader ismail haniyeh in iran's capital tehran last week. israel and hamas have competing conditions for a truce — hamas wants a permanent end to the war but israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says its military operations in gaza will only end once hamas is defeated. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke to time reporter eric cortellessa in his first exclusive interview since october 7. my colleague caitriona perry asked eric how bullish mr netanyahu has been in his approach. i think he is bullish on continuing the stated military mission, which is to destroy, as he would say, i must�*s military and governing capabilities, to remove it from power —— from us. i think he believes the idf can still take up believes the idf can still take up the last remaining battalions

he's met egyptian president abdel fattah el—sisi and other officials in cairo.was up to hamas to agree to a "bridging proposal" for a ceasefire deal after he met israeli officials in tel aviv. hamas has issued a statement, saying claims by the us, including president biden, that it was backing away from a ceasefire deal are misleading. hamas says it is keen to reach a cessation of aggression and that remarks by the us administration give israel the green light to continue the war. hamas also accused the us of bias towards israel. let's speak to our correspondent injerusalem, wyre davies. in mm and will get an update on those ceasefire negotiations, but first no shortage of a reminder of the conflict there. the recovery of six hostages and the latest strike on a school building? figs six hostages and the latest strike on a school building?— six hostages and the latest strike on a school building? as you say, both sides _ on a school building? as you say, both sides people _ on a school building? as you say, both sides people are _ on a school building? as you say,

president biden spoke with his egyptian counterpart abdel fattah el—sisi on friday as both countries,cept the terms of a deal brokered last month. it comes in a week where the us secretary of state antony blinken met with regional leaders in his ninth trip to the middle east since the conflict began over ten months ago. hamas has so far refused to directly take part in the talks in cairo, with the group accusing the israelis of acting in bad faith. with me is mohamed taha from bbc arabic. thanks forjoining us this morning. so often we ask how close are we to a deal. i'm going to ask you again. where are we at? i going to ask you again. where are we at?— are we at? i think the united states is very _ are we at? i think the united states is very keen _ are we at? i think the united states is very keen to - are we at? i think the united states is very keen to make | states is very keen to make these negotiations go, whether a deal will be reached or not, may be for two reasons. first to push kamala harris's position and the democrats' position and the democrats' position in the elections

president biden spoke over the phone with egypt's president abdel fattah el—sisi on friday about thely involved. cia director bill burns is currently cairo. his trip follows that of the us secretary of state antony blinken. israel is continuing to hit gaza with deadly raids. palestinian medics on friday said multiple people were killed as israeli forces shelled jabalia, in northern gaza. people there said they were hit while fleeing the area due to idf evacuation orders. there was no immediate comment from israeli authorities people remain in desperate need of food and water. food is being rationed in refugee camps where growing numbers of people are sheltering. hamas has refused to directly take part in the current round of talks. the group accuses israel of negotiating in bad faith. 0ur middle east correspondent wyre davies sent us this update from jerusalem. very few definite solid details coming out of the continuing talks in cairo, but perhaps that is no bad thing because perhaps it demonstrates those representatives in cairo are serious about trying to get a ceasefire. we know

president biden spoke over the phone with egypt's president, abdel fattah el—sisi, on friday about therently cairo. his trip follows that of the us secretary of state antony blinken. palestinians meanwhile continue to face israeli air strikes. footage from khan younis on friday shows body bags carried into hospitals. desperation is growing for basic needs like food and water. food is being rationed in refugee camps that are growing in size. this footage shows people clamouring for food in deir al—balah. on the ceasefire talks, one displaced man in deir al—balah told the afp news deir al—balah told the afp news agency... the group accuses israel of negotiating in bad faith. our middle east correspondent wyre davies sent us this update from jerusalem. perhaps it demonstrates that those sides there, those represented are serious about getting a cease—fire. we know in the last 2a hours, the us presidentjoe biden made a direct call to benjamin netanyahu. the word is mr biden tried to put pressure on the israeli prime minister to agree to some sort of compromise, whereas israeli troops would

president biden spoke over the phone with egypt's president abdel fattah el—sisi on friday about thely involved. cia director bill burns is currently cairo. his trip follows that of the us secretary of state antony blinken. israel is continuing to hit gaza with deadly raids. palestinian medics on friday said multiple people were injured as israeli forces shelled jabalia, people there said they were hit while fleeing the area due to idf evacuation orders. there was no immediate comment from israeli authorities on this incident. people remain in desperate need of food and water. food is being rationed in refugee camps where growing numbers of people ae sheltering. hamas has refused to directly take part in the current round of talks. the group accuses israel of negotiating in bad faith. joining me live isjon alterman, former special assistant to the assistant secretary of state for near eastern affairs. also director of the middle east program at the center for strategic and international studies in washington, dc. jon, the us has said some progress is being made in talks in cairo but

on friday, president biden spoke with his egyptian counterpart, abdel fattah el—sisi as both countriesaccept the terms of a deal—brokered last month. america's top diplomat secretary of state, antony blinken, met with regional leaders this week on his ninth trip to the middle east since the conflict began over ten months ago. let's get some of the day's other news now. ukraine's president zelensky has used a speech on the country's independence day to say russia's invasion has failed. he said moscow had tried to destroy his country, but instead war had returned to the russian soil. it's also been announced that the two sides have each exchanged 115 prisoners of war, after the united arab emirates acted as an intermediary. the russian personnel were captured during the offensive in kursk. robert f kenneder has appeared on stage alongside donald trump, just hours after suspending his independent campaign for white house to back the republican candidate. after introducing him at a rally in arizona, mr trump promised to open an office to investigate the assassination of his uncle, the demo

in a statement, president biden, egyptian president, abdel fattah el—sisi, and the emir of qatar say,ny excuse for further delay," adding, "it's time to release the hostages, begin the ceasefire and implement this agreement." within the last few minutes, we have heard from the israeli defence minister saying it is important, quote, to reach a gas a hostage release deal swiftly. some reaction there from the israeli defence minister on that story. i asked our middle east correspondent yolande knell how it would work. that is subject to speculation. ismail haniyeh, who was assassinated in tehran last week when he was visiting there was seen as somebody who was more moderate and pragmatic, who had been overseeing the hamas negotiations, but it has been pointed out by hamas officials that the senior hamas official who was really leading the negotiating team in these indirect talks with israel through mediators, he remains in place, he remains responsible for this, and previously, yahya sinwar, now the hardline leader of hamas overall, he had agreed to all of the former positions that hamas

in a statement, president biden, egyptian president, abdel fattah el—sisi, and the emir of qatar saydent yolande knell how it would work. that is subject to speculation. ismail haniyeh he was assassinated in tehran last week when he was visiting there was seen as somebody who was more moderate and pragmatic, who had been overseeing the hamas negotiations, but it has been pointed out by hamas officials that the senior hamas official who was really leading the negotiating team in these indirect talks with israel through mediators, he remains in place, he remains responsible for this, and previously, yahya sinwar, the hardline leader of hamas overall, he had agreed to all of the former positions that hamas had signed up to, including of course that temporary truce that we saw leading to the release of dozens of israeli hostages late last year, and it had seemed that yahya sinwar was really calling the shots. he was presumed to be in an underground bunker in gaza, having been seen to have masterminded the october 7th deadly attacks on israel. there has been pressure internationally get t

he's met egyptian president abdel fattah el—sisi and other officials in cairo.has now left egypt heading for qatar. yesterday mr blinken said it was up to hamas to agree to a "bridging proposal" for a ceasefire deal after he met israeli officials in tel aviv. hamas has issued a statement, saying claims by the us, including president biden, that it was backing away from a ceasefire deal are misleading. hamas says it is keen to reach a cessation of aggression and that remarks by the us administration give israel the green light to continue the war. hamas also accused the us of bias towards israel. our correspondent, wyre davies, was live injerusalem a little earlier. as you say, on both sides people are suffering. the fate of the remaining hostages is of paramount importance, perhaps the most important thing for most israelis and why many israelis want a peace deal. they might agree with some of their government's military aims in gaza, but an overwhelming number of israelis are putting pressure on the government to try to achieve a deal to get those remaining hos

blinken and president sisi here.e to qatar, where there will be further discussions with some key officials in doha. they, of course, like the egyptians, crucial to the negotiations and speaking directly to hamas. we can now speak to gil dickmann in tel aviv, whose cousin carmel gat has been held hostage in gaza. thank you for taking the time to talk to us. i know many hostage families are communicating with each other and they wonder what the reaction was today when you heard of the bodies of the hostages recovered.— the bodies of the hostages recovered. ~ ., , ., . recovered. we were devastated. we knew five of — recovered. we were devastated. we knew five of them _ recovered. we were devastated. we knew five of them were _ recovered. we were devastated. we knew five of them were already - recovered. we were devastated. we i knew five of them were already dead, we had messages and the families were given the messages but it broke us. it was also his nephew and a great friend and amazing activist who worked endlessl

on friday, president biden spoke with his egyptian counterpart, abdel fattah el—sisi as both countries month. america's top diplomat secretary of state, antony blinken, met with regional leaders this week on his ninth trip to the middle east since the conflict began over ten months ago. the paralympic flame has been lit at the hospital in stoke mandeville in buckinghamshire here in the uk where the idea for the games was born. the torch will then begin its journey to paris ahead of the opening ceremony on wednesday. more than four thousand athletes will take part in the games. the stoke mandeville games were first held in 19118 for a small group of wheelchair athletes who had sustained spinal injuries during world war ii. those later grew into the first paralympic games, which took place in rome in 1960. it was then in 2012 ahead of the london paralympics where the heritage flame ceremony took place for the first time in stoke mandeville and now this year is the second such ceremony. 0ur sports reporter matt graveling is in stoke mandeville and he gave us more details. at stoke mandevi

in thejoint statement, us presidentjoe biden, egyptian president abdel fattah el—sisi and the emir of say there is no further time to waste, nor any excuse for further delay. it's time to release the hostages, begin the ceasefire and implement this renewed agreement. the diplomatic push will be seen as an attempt to stop regional tensions from spiralling out of control after the killing of hamas�*s political leader ismail haniyeh in iran's capital tehran last week. israel and hamas have competing conditions for a truce — hamas wants a permanent end to the war but israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says its military operations in gaza will only end once hamas is defeated. meanwhile, israeli forces continued to bombard gaza, on thursday killing at least 15 people in two schools that were being used as shelters for displaced people. the israeli military said its forces took steps to reduce the risk of harming civilians. meanwhile, the humanitarian challenges in gaza are mounting. the world health organization says it is sending more than a million polio vaccines to gaza for an ur

, of egypt, abdel fattah el—sisi, and in downing street with sultan haitham bin tariq al—said of omannd's cricketer of oman. england's cricketer graham thorpe took his own life after battling years of anxiety and depression, according to his family, in a statement, his wife amanda says she and graham's two daughters are devastated. he took his own life earlier this month following an earlier suicide attempt in 2022. thorpe, who died aged 55, has been hailed as one of england's best cricket players with a distinguished international career, hitting 16 test hundreds for england . team gb athletes for england. team gb athletes are set to return home after a successful paris olympics. great britain ended the games with 65 medals, the same number won at london 2012, and second best ever tally on a on foreign soil. last night the king and queen sent their warmest congratulations and his majesty hailed team gb athletes as an inspiration. the prince and princess of wales also congratulated team gb in a special video featuring snoop dogg and david beckham. >> greetings loved ones from all of u

discussed by phone the day before by the presidents of egypt and the united states, abdel fattah al-sisi biden that a ceasefire agreement in the gaza strip should be concluded as soon as possible to end the suffering of the palestinian people and rid the region of the threat of an expansion of the conflict. the next round of talks on a truce and the return of hostages should take place in cairo in the coming days. a show dedicated to family values ​​of love and friendship took place in suzdul. the international fireworks festival was held there for the first time . participants from six countries presented their program. angelina shvishch saw a bright performance. a pattern consisting of many multi-colored sparks, as if created by an artist. over the course of two days , teams from belarus, russia, serbia, kazakhstan, azerbaijan and china came to paint the sky of suzdal with their colors . each team's show lasts 15 minutes. "serbia" began the program. after the projectile takes off from the ground, it begins to work retarder. its main task is to ignite. the main element at the desired he

abdael-fattah al-sisi, the president of egypt and the united states, said on the phone joe biden thatasefire agreement in the gaza strip must be concluded as soon as possible to end the suffering of the palestinian people and save the region from the threat of an escalation of the conflict. the next round of talks on a truce and the return of hostages is scheduled to take place in cairo in the coming days. other topics. a unique cultural monument, the orlov davidov estate, will be restored in the samara region. a boarding school and a tourist cluster will appear on the site of the ruins. a large-scale reconstruction project involves the construction of windmill with a museum exposition and a recreation area with a beach. the first stage of the renovation of the old estate is designed for 5 years. report by artem morin. on the coast of the zhigulevskoye sea , architectural monuments of the 19th century have been preserved. 30 unique buildings of the noble complex in the village of usolye in the samara region. these lands were given to count orov, the favorite of empress catherine the g

egyptian and us president abdel-fatah al-sisi told joe biden that a ceasefire agreement in the gaza stripe concluded as soon as possible. to end the suffering of the palestinian people and rid the region of the threat of an escalation of the conflict. the next round of truce talks return hostages are to take place in cairo in the coming days. at least three people were killed in an attack by an unknown person with a knife in the german city of sollingen. the incident occurred during a festival. according to eyewitnesses, the man, of arab appearance, managed to attack more than a dozen passers-by. three were killed, and nine more were seriously injured. the terrorist himself managed to escape and is being sought. a large-scale search operation has been announced in the city. severe floods have hit the countries of southeast asia. torrential rains have caused a dam to break through in india. huge territories in eastern india and into neighboring bangladesh. in many places the water level is so high that houses are up to their roofs in water. millions of people have lost their homes and ther

. >> celebrating el—sisi special day, locals have lined streets decorated with pink ribbons to celebratee life of seven year old elsie dot stancombe killed in the southport knife attack. >> and is labour the party of cancel culture? nearly 600 academics, including richard dawkins, have signed a letter urging the education secretary to rethink her decision to scrap the free speech act. they're warning that without action, staff and students could be hounded , censored and silenced hounded, censored and silenced for holding legitimate legal views. >> and kill a dog remains on the loose. police have caught two dogs believed to have attacked a man found dead in a back garden in birmingham , but one dog could in birmingham, but one dog could still be at large . still be at large. right, well, big story. today is of course, energy bills. now charities are warning that pensioners, some pensioners, could see their bills rise by as much as £500. yeah. >> and could it also be a double whammy for pensioners. because of course most of them or some of course most of them or some of them at least have

stay with us for the news former chrysler cherry linen ceo and home chairman cpl and accelerate el-sisid ceo bob nardelli have a great to see you, thank you for being here what you make of the federal reserve leaving rates unchanged, how would you access the macro story right now. chairman pols were predictable and he's taken a cautious view iowa to be political but we can all smile about that. maria: sent his cutting rates in september, the right before the election in october kamala harris my take on it, the comments yesterday we certainly saw balance of the market and the predictions that will be up and he's talking about softening and the inflation rate it is deceptively corrupt. were living through the 9% inflationary rate that we saw and i was predicting ten and i missed it by one point we were still living with 40% wage increases inflated material cost at least i am and whether the private equity companies are big corporation on dealing with, the fact that it's coming down and he's predicting to a half i think if he does a quarter-point emotionally and might be positive but is no

general brown arrived in israel after meeting with egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi.r. in cairo and neighboring amman, jordan. the u uss cole guided to the western to they left without u.s. navy assets to defend against the iranian-backed houthi rebels in yemen but also removing naval vessels that could be a target for the houthis. the maritime-led coalition patrolling the lanes. without having any naval vessels in the red sea. john? >> john: jen griffin, thank you. sandra? >> sandra: congressman mike waltz, house foreign affairs committee, welcome to you, sir appeared what are your concerns as this escalates? >> well, sandra, because of bad policy decision after bad policy decision from both biden and harris, once again we are finding our military bogged down and tied down in the middle east, and with middle eastern conflicts. what president trump new, what he still knows, is that actually, iran is the heart of this issue. and going back to a maximum pressure, putting pressure on their energy sales, which right now are going to china, so china is a double winner here

after working the phones, president biden came up with this unusual joint statement with president sisi of egypt with the leader of qatar. >> and the idea here is to put pressure on everybody to actually come to the table whether or not that'll work. >> we don't know because this has been tried so many times. it was three or four weeks ago take a few weeks ago in the aspen security forum, that secretary of state blinken said he thought that they were inside the ten yard line they just haven't moved the ball since david. >> what impact does the change at the top of hamas have on these negotiations? obviously, the previous political leader, presumably assassinated and now sinwar yahya sinwar want to the architects, if not the architect of the october 7 attacks. taking over, that seems to not bode terribly well for an agreement. what is your understanding of that piece so that consolidates sinwar's control. >> mob. there was a whole lot of doubt who was controlling hamas, but he is now basically taking over not only the the military side, but the negotiating side because the israelis ended

egypt's president abdel fattah al-sisi is sounding the alarm about the war expanding regionally in ahat is, quote, difficult to imagine. still at issue in the ceasefire proposal. hamas is calling for an immediate withdrawal of israeli forces as the israeli military continues to go after hamas strongholds in gaza. allahu akbar. allahu akbar. tuesday, hospital officials say an israeli airstrike hit a house in central gaza, killing a mother and her five children. >> i think everybody would like to see a path to this war, concluding with our hostages returned home. hamas defeated and unable to launch a similar kind of attack on israel. >> the idf says 109 israeli hostages remain in hamas captivity, 36 of them are presumed dead. in tel aviv, trey yingst ktvu fox two news. >> cal fire says it stopped forward progress on multiple vegetation fires that broke out in the foothills of san jose. they started just before 745 last night off quimby road. in this time lapse video from an alertwildfire camera, we see flames burning on different spots on the ridge. the cause is not yet known. cal fire

and herbs, and what will we dress it with, olive oil and wine vinegar, it sounds like a symphony, sisior us, potatoes, and i am the potato, that's me, okay, and in the meantime you will cut the peppers, great, get to work, now you will cut the olives for us, yeah, garlic, yogi will cut the olives for us, and in the meantime i will chop the herbs, great, that's it. now we'll add olive oil and wine vinegar to our dressings. but you know, seryozha, what i was thinking about is that it's harder for children to get all the benefits from potatoes, because they still like fried potatoes, french fries, but clearly not jacket potatoes, which are actually the healthiest. yes, yes, yes, and they are especially useful for children because the child grows, and his intestinal microflora grows with him. and we talked about the fact that resistant starch from such potatoes is a prebiotic, that is, it stimulates the growth of intestinal microflora, we need just...

on friday, president biden spoke with his egyptian counterpart, abdel fattah el—sisi, as both countriesy blinken, met with regional leaders in his ninth trip to the middle east since the conflict began over ten months ago. the bbc arabic reporter in cairo, abdelbassir hassan explains what we can expect from these latest talks we are just learning from the media that hamas is expected to send a delegation, a high—level delegation to cairo, expectedly, as reporters say today, to discuss the next step after the negotiations held in cairo over the last 24 hours or 48 hours at least on what is called a new plan. the israelis, the israeli media have reported that israel introduced what can be called a map of the positions where the israeli troops are expected to be deployed during the implementation of the first phase of any planned agreement. this has been levelled to the egyptians. the egyptians are expected to deliver to hamas to discuss it. what it says, it says that israel is ready to withdraw from certain parts, from philadelphi corridor, it is a strip along the border between egypt and

you believe impact those talks really interesting question because that request came from president sisi of egypt president biden. >> and of course, the leaders of gutter and in the joint letter and the israelis agreed to it but the scene that you've just described, the horrific scene that you've just been showing images of wealth it's been the pattern, time and time again and that is a fundamental israeli decision that if there are one or ten or 20s suspected militants in a group, even if they have have integrated themselves as they frequently do with civilians that that makes them a legitimate target, even if there's going to be a large number of civilian casualties. >> and that's the fundamental difference here. i think for the united states under most of the rules and combat, not always followed in iraq and afghanistan that is a strike that. they would collect not to take because of the size of that civilian casualties is there a chance, david, that the meeting that's scheduled for thursday, i think either cairo or doha in qatar may not actually now take place i guess there's that ri

el—sisi so he's been finally allowed to get his £3,000 dog. he's off on his holiday.otice he went as soon as i can, i.e. saturday? he's not wasting any time, is he? but he's mixing it up. he's going to split his holiday. and i liked that because you know what? there's so many, underappreciated people in society that just keep their heads down. they graft away. do they get any thanks? do they? eck as like, often they get nothing but a shedload of abuse. so i like that story. so thank you very much to colin for suggesting that one i appreciate it, where's my bubble ? let me it, where's my bubble? let me p0p it, where's my bubble? let me pop it, because that is the end of the good news, i'm afraid, because the inflation rate that was released today and you guessed it, did it stay stagnant or reduce? no, it did not. it actually went up. i've got to say it went up to 2.2%. but i've got to say it was expected to go up. it was predicted by some economists to go up by quite a lot more , but it didn't. so lot more, but it didn't. so there you go. there is some good news. there

southport is not just a place , it is your not just a place, it is your home and it will forever be el—sisi magistrates in england and in wales have been told to stop jailing people for several weeks to try to ease overcrowding in prisons. offenders likely to serve time behind bars are to have their sentencing hearings postponed days after an emergency measures kicked in. it allows defendants to be held in custody for longer. last month, an early release scheme for some inmates was also announced . inmates was also announced. well, some news just into us from the middle east. it's reported that president joe biden has asked the israeli prime minister to pull back israel's troops. that request to withdraw israeli forces from gaza's border with egypt would be part of an initial phase of a ceasefire deal so that talks can continue. news outlets in the us reporting tonight that benjamin netanyahu has partially accepted that request from president biden , and agreed to give up biden, and agreed to give up military positions along one part of the egypt, gaza border . part of the egypt, gaza borde

what she's trying to sort of hold out for, because, you know, if that and because the fact is the el—sisi person is, you know, no, no, no, but but she is asking a very. but the baroness is asking a very interesting question because the lgb part has nothing to do with the tsha plus. >> plus will never understand that very basic point. josh, i've been banging on about that for months. >> for years. but it is. but at the same time, look, it is good that it has been, you know, stated that this kind of outfit is not appropriate. and i just wish that hr had told me in the first week or so. >> i wish they had, because i had to look at it. >> yeah, well i'm sorry. >> yeah, well i'm sorry. >> anyway, we're going to move on now to the express. and josh, this is the biggest gender related controversy of the olympics. >> yeah, this is crazy. yeah bbc olympics commentator corrected after misgendering non—binary athlete in a mask. after misgendering non—binary athlete in a mask . so, he after misgendering non—binary athlete in a mask. so, he said live. he's talking about raven saunders, who is a shot p