in what way, telus more about how _ behind. in what way, telus more about how you — behind._ behind. in what way, telus more about how you feel that - behind. in what way, telus more about how you feel that this - behind. in what way, telus more about how you feel that this is i behind. in what way, telus more. about how you feel that this is the legacy of the previous government? i was thinking about this, and i thought this often, when david cameron chose to ask people to vote whether or not they wanted to stay in the european union, i thought, this is because you keep are getting people... and this is a kneejerk reaction to show the british public that they do not want immigration and that, you know what, we will give you the book to see if you want to come out of the european union where we don't have to have immigration if we don't want to and i don't think he ever thought that the british public would vote" yes, let's go". so everything leading to brexit with nigel farage and all the other right wing people who spoke about immigration, spoke about the country been over

shortly after, telus lost re-election.sed in a neon jacket and gardner's hat near the scene of the crime. that hat and sneakers allegedly worn by the killer were found in a search of telus's property. but tell us claims he was framed and the evidence was planted. taking the stand in his own defense and addressing the jury directly. >> i've never killed anybody. i didn't kill mr. german. >> reporter: telus said he'd never been at german's house. but prosecutors say he had been there and took numerous surveillance photos. >> there's over 100 images of bronze circle neighborhood in your phone -- >> if it is in there i didn't put it there, sir. >> reporter: now, telus's attorney advised him not to take the stand but he also has a law degree and he insisted on testifying. the prosecution says the evidence against him is overwhelming. but the one piece of evidence but the one piece of evidence that new centrum menopause supplements help unpause life when symptoms pause it. with a multivitamin plus hot flash support. daily zz for

telus, what does the power situation look like tonight across ukraine, how widespread are the blackoutsthis discussion of the situation. as you already said, those are biggest attacks on ukrainian since the full scale invasion more than 100 missiles and around 100 drones and all of these attacks were on energy infrastructure and on generation and transmission and on transformers and hydropower stations and also i guess sectors and gas storage is. as a result, kyiv and many of the cities were down with out electricity and it was for several hours. and some cities do have electricity and some are without electricity and the transmission system operators are working to restore the electricity supply by the situation is still not very stable as of now. how effective have ukrainians _ very stable as of now. how effective have ukrainians become _ very stable as of now. how effective have ukrainians become at - very stable as of now. how effective | have ukrainians become at restoring the grid and repairing it? {jut the grid and repairing it? our oerator the grid and repairing it? our operator

carol and telus. . , carol and telus. the weather is ttoin to carol and telus. to be affecting the northern half of the country. furthersouth affecting the northern half of the country. further south it should be mostly dry, but also brighter and blustery. low pressure is driving our weather. this is the front bringing in the first batch of rain. look at the weather fronts in the atlantic. they are coming our way and they will bring wet and windy weather. a dry and bright and sunny start for some. showers in the west. the rain moves across northern ireland. heavy in western scotland. in through the north west of england and north wales. gusty winds, blustery in the south, and windy in the north. touching gale force around some of the coast. temperatures ranging from 13 to about 22 degrees. as we head on through the evening and overnight, this rain continues to push eastward, to be followed by another set of fronts coming in from the atlantic, following a similar track. it will eventually get into the south—west. the wind will strengthen through the night, again

telus. >> it is a sizable crowd.it's always tough to give you an accurate number from my inside the ranks of the demonstrators because you are looking at ground view but within the thousands. the train is going overhead and that gives you an idea of where we are. we are at lake street underneath the l tracks and they are coming in this direction and then thousands. they marched along the preplanned route they went to their closest point to the united centre there and that's part 578. stopped for a while chanted and banged drums and made noise and then kept on marching. we've got some reports of skirmishes with the police, things like bottle throwing that came and went. that's not confirmed by the police. what we've seen for the last couple of nights is they are sticking to the root and marching trying to get their point out there and they do believe they been successful. referencing that quote from joe biden that they've got a point. they believe they've reached all the way up to the president. they believe they are

telus, who was he and why was he one of israel's most wanted men?ven: he was the leader of a group of militants in the refugee camp and he had organized them very well so there was a collective of militants from all the other factions and after the october 7 invasion by how mass -- hamas, they started to recruit more people, and spirited by that, encouraged by that invasion, many of them, like this kid, turned to islamic jihad or to hamas, away from thought to -- fatah, because i felt hamas had broken through a complete stagnation in the prospect of palestinian nationhood, and so, for a lot of people, he was a hero because he kept surviving israeli efforts to kill him, but he represented a new generation of young palestinian militants willing to fight and die for their dream of a free and independent palestine and to drive israeli occupiers, as they see them come out of the west bank. amna: just to clarify, the person you referenced was the nom de guerre of mohammed which translates to father of the brave, but when you met with him in person on a re

a fair and balanced read about is is at stake at this particular convention with a republican name telusnamed coke after this music mark >> ♪ ♪ this summer, there's no better time to experience the latest mercedes-benz has to offer. make your dreams come true. but the choice won't be easy with exceptional offers on the e-class sedan, c-class sedan, cle cabriolet and cle coupe. hurry, these dream offers won't last forever. come in now through september 3rd. little more than a month ago, coronation brim and now one of the screen door hit you on the way out to hear some people characterize it. i want to go to get what is at stake for this convention as we set up kamala harris to be his successor and he is going to argue she should be the next president of the united states so she is adding a little bit more flesh to the bone that exactly what she plans to do including indications today that she wants to raise the corporate tax rates from 31% 228 thanks for staying with us. i'm akshay tandon., you already know some of these other plans including $25,000 tax director there was having their fi

anecdotally the responses telus i just don't know that much about her or they learn about her throughr paid or unpaid media from one side or the other. right now we're seeing that harris has a slight lead on empathy but one place for trump has an enormous lead is who is a stronger leader. regardless of who voters choose, there is a tendency to feel as though harris is not as strong a leader as donald trump, so we are going to see a battle over who is kamala harris and who does the electorate, most importantly that small group of swing voters that we have been about 30% of the electorate, who are they going to decide kamala harris is? they pretty much know donald trump is. resident for four years, living rooms, social media. but the introduction of kamala harris and how that introduction is received by the swing voters in these seven states is what we are really concentrating on. host: who is kamala harris, the persuadable will decide and show our audiences characteristics you were talking about and you laid out that trump has an advantage over harris as a strong leader, but some bring

anecdotally the responses telus i just don't know that much about her or they learn about her throughr paid or unpaid media from one side or the other. right now we're seeing that harris has a slight lead on empathy but one place for trump has an enormous lead is who is a stronger leader. regardless of who voters choose, there is a tendency to feel as though harris is not as strong a leader as donald trump, so we are going to see a battle over who is kamala harris and who does the electorate, most importantly that small group of swing voters that we have been about 30% of the electorate, who are they going to decide kamala harris is? they pretty much know donald trump is. resident for four years, living rooms, social media. but the introduction of kamala harris and how that introduction is received by the swing voters in these seven states is what we are really concentrating on. host: who is kamala harris, the persuadable will decide and show our audiences characteristics you were talking about and you laid out that trump has an advantage over harris as a strong leader, but some bring

so, telus what you found and how that could potentially pose a danger to the gop. >> yeah, this is reallynning a ground game similar to what we saw from republicans in 2020 and 2016. in other words, very effective, very modern. there were field offices deploying troops, and they were going to do what republicans have been doing, since they reorganize their field operations after 2012 when obama kind of clean their clock in that race against romney. donald trump pushes out mcdaniel, highrollers michael wadley, and nothing about wadley here, but what donald trump has been telling allies and he started saying this early this year is don't worry about the ground game i will get out the voters you just make sure they don't cheat, and that is where a lot of the resources are going, and what they decided to do was outsource a lot of the doorknocking, and all of the direct-mail and text messaging and all of that. and by the way, i report this early in the year and donald trump starts to really submit a lead over joe biden, so guess what? it doesn't matter. the ground game get you one point, two p

jenna, let's start with you, telus what do you do this, what inspired this idea?idea originated from but it was a character that i thought would be fun. to kind of create a world this immortal warrior, half human, half god, who is cursed with violence, and the book revolves around him trying to escape this curse, get in touch with his humanity, but also, kind of all of these other characters attracted to this power of immortality. and what draws to this-- what draws people to this-- i guess power. the source of his power. >> china, tell us more about the story and more about this remarkable character. >> well, part of the pleasure for me was that keanu was very open to playing with some of the rules he established in the comics, so we think of this as a version of the -- of the characters from the comic, an ultimate version, rather than just a retelling of the comics. a part of our wager in a book like this is that you get to have all of the kind of poppy fun and the fight and the excitement, but you also gets to kind of explore some-- somewhat steeper themes comm

carol and telus. what can we expect? skies? carol and telus. what can we exect?hat can we expect? good morning. you can meet in — what can we expect? good morning. you can expect in some _ what can we expect? good morning. you can expect in some places - what can we expect? good morning. you can expect in some places to - what can we expect? good morning. | you can expect in some places to see the superman tonight because some of us will have some clear skies. the red moon caused by the smoke particles which have come from the states will be pushed away today by an area of low pressure which is coming our way. good morning. this weekly weather is taking a real autumnal turn. there will be heavy rain at times. it will be unseasonably windy, even with gales at times. still some warm sunshine. the best of it will be in central and eastern parts of england. here we will have the highest temperatures. you can see the cloud building ahead of this next weather system, low pressure moving in from the west, bringing heavy rain. windy too, gales through the irish sea. unse

telus a little bit more about your political background and how you became motivated to become a delegateest: i work on the democratic party campaign way back in the day. have worked on a lot of local campaigns, have volunteered. most recently volunteered to help get representative ilhan omar reelected in the primaries, and hoping to get elected in november to go back to congress. just continuously working on down ballot races to make sure that, kratz when -- democrats win. uncommitted, i've always been committed and that always shown up for human rights, whether it be black lives matter, survivors of sexual violence, reproductive rights. i want to make sure that we do that across the board not just for americans, but for people abroad. host: and the new york times is reporting that netanyahu has agreed to a mediator cease-fire proposal according to antony blinken as reported by the new york times. it looks like it is hamas that is the hold up at least for this deal. what do you think that the u.s. ministration can do more to influence a group like hamas? guest: i think we can stop sendin