then he was called in by george tenet. er, and tenet said, "we want to tell the story."dscape is... this was before 9/11, and the idea here is, let's tell one good story. ah, a good story. many people will have seen the movie argo and we know that it was, again, great publicity, frankly, for american intelligence. but you had lived through a series of cia dirty tricks operations which included attempted assassinations, coups d'etat, we know the stories of the attempts to kill fidel castro, patrice lumumba. we failed. tony said, "we can't... "we can't do this. "go find the mob. "find somebody who knows how to assassinate a person." we tried to kill fidel with an exploding cigar. that's how good we were. you knew this stuff was going on. you're not even pretending to me you didn't know. not at the time, i did not know. but i certainly know now. you must have known about cia covert actions in chile designed to bring down a socialist government. you know, i did not, because i didn't... my people were not doing... ..any real work in chile. everything is kind of siloed at the

once they move toward factory work there was a moral tenet. we really wanted to preserve the moral center within the home. so the construct of the ideal woman was created. and the woman was pious and she was domestic. she was self-sacrificing and of course this idea was only attainable for mostly wealthy women, women being sexually assaulted in raped. they were not pious so they were not ideal women. middle-class women working outside the home which is unseemly were not ideal women and really the construction ofon this ideal also served to vilify anyone who did not fit it. so as much as it upheld a certain type of women it also was created just as much to marginalize and disempower women of that ideal. >> do you feel like they momfluencer culture is a strong parallel? >> yeah unfortunately i do still see the most popular lucrative accounts are still very much rooted in domesticity and rooted in rooted in traditional tenets of femininity. and i talked to several black moms specificallyal who said whn we aree' making deals with brand companies t

when it comes to regulation, one of the basic tenets is democracy and a.i. space is democratized and anyone with access to internet can use -- which makes up information and data or even more dangerous programs that will tell them how to make a biological weapon or something like that. >> i'm a former civil servant and part of my job is going to help government modernize its speed and people say thank goodness you have done this before. but most of the time the question isn't how much does it cost, but have you done this before? on government procurement, create mechanisms which enable innovation which take away the continual requirements to go right from the beginning. we did it in the united kingdom which enabled to have a framework in which people could join and leave every six months. you have the best start-ups and once you were inside the tent, and people got going quickly and deploying that with effective security in the defense space would enable businesses large and small to be able to get their solutions to the people that needed them quicker and g

the time and activists who staged a floating blockade of the country's largest comb for a flick tenet of kayaks long shipping over the weekend of the 4th of new tassel in protest. but got the country's reliance on fossil fuels. sealants, new prime minister said he'll repeal those that would bond tobacco sales for future generations. christopher lux upsets graphing laws, but to help pay for tax cuts. public health officials say the band would have prevented thousands of smoking related deaths and saved the health care system by billions of dollars each and was made. she on china says a surgeon, respiratory illnesses, especially among children, is not being caused by a new virus. last week, world health organization, i was trying to provide information about the cost as of new cases. so any so far as the same way that it was used to to the flu and i was like no, no packages. well, are they just let me know how to poland, where the president is swearing and members of government expected to last the only 2 weeks? despite losing its problem, entry, majority of the ruling nationalist peace

i think the tenets at the local level have a difficulty doing what is required with respect to the ic end due toe lack of understanding and training. because of that, over the last year, we have doubled down on training, security committee members. we have virtual online training, we have in person training and also virtual instructor led training to get the fse members trained up to par but once we get the senior official designated for the agency, we will be able to increase the compliance aspect in not only the documentation of on implemented countermeasures but also ensuring that the plans, policies and protocols are in place at each of the agencies and departments. >> giving you are not getting this information, it seems problematic. do you think you have enough data to actually understand the risk that agencies are facing right now or do you need more data to do the type of assessment necessary to secure these facilities? >> that's exactly why we totally embrace the gao recommendations are moving forward with changing the questionnaire and the benchmarks in 2024 during the compl

the catholic faith to not allow the continued to munition -- dimmun ition of that as a fundamental tenetof catholicism. it is critical, and i think you mentioned it, that all faiths of america meet this moment of racially motivated violence -- the effort to undermine american democracy that we face in this nation today. we have to meet this moment with will, with passion, and with truly a great and powerful commitment. 60 years ago was a seminal moment in american history. it was perhaps one of the most important moments in american history. we have got to recognize that in this moment as we gathered for the 60th anniversary, that as much as we can celebrate steps forward and progress and things we are proud of, it is untenable and shocking to me that there is still so much work left to be done and still forces in this nation and across the globe that seem to want to live in an era long past. we have to be united in our commitment to a nation and a world based on the values of inclusion, opportunity, justice and tolerance for all. thank you so much for having me today. john: could one of

san ramon, regional medical center is currently owned by tenet healthcare corporation. the deal was first announced early this year and was expected to be finalized by the end of the year pending approval from federal regulators. >> dungeness crab season is being delayed for another 2 weeks. fish and wildlife officials have had previously pushed the commercial crabbing season to december 1st, but now they're looking at at least until december 16th before folks go out there, they say it's due to poor crab meat quality, recreational crabbing will also be restricted beginning next week to try and protect migrating humpback whales from getting. >> caught up in the crab traps, the berkeley half-marathon may affect your travel this weekend street closures will begin tomorrow at 07:00am. they will last through sunday afternoon. >> on sunday, the i-80 exit for university avenue will be closed from 6 in the morning until noon. there will also be parking restrictions. so just be aware for a full list of closures head to our website. kron 4 dot com. >> and here's a look at some of

community services in turn, the success of the episcopal community services rests on their are four key tenetsrinciples that define their mission, which is dignity, respect, integrity and compassion. those those four components and guide their mission, their mode, their manner. and it is this mission that allows them to face the challenges of building a community and allowing those challenges in their community to find some way, some measure of recovery, stability and forward development. this is no understatement. it's a big it's a big step in changing the lives of people on a daily basis. and for that safe environment, for that community, for that home, for all the efforts, for the hearts that are exchanged. i can only say that that a blessing that it is. i hope that and i respectfully submit to you, mayor and to supervisor peskin, that you would consider the diva as a role model for what supportive housing can be and should be. and i would further respectfully submit that the episcopal community services and the diva carry on the vision in the future of what supportive housing can and shoul

well as the release of prisoners, in fact they have violated designs have violated every one of the tenets of that agreement and that is is why quite rightly the khassam brigade of hamas resistance movement have withheld the release of israeli prisoners until the zionist comply with the terms and as they official the hamas official pointed out they have reached out to the mediators that is the qataris and the egyptians who were instrumental in arranging this agreement that they should make sure that they get the zionist to comply with the terms of this agreement and of course as you said the zionist have huge appetite for violence, for criminal activity and they are quite capable of carrying it out, but at the same time we need to keep in mind that the khassam brigade is quite capable of withstanding these zionist aggressions as they have. done for the last 48 days and they will continue to do so until the palestinian people achieve their objectives. samayam, if you want to take a look at the the overall uh tone that was used, um, do you think that this truth is going to um continue um or

like them belong to a wing of salaphism referred to sometimes disparagingly as mathalism, one core tenet is that muslims must always obey their leaders, concept that is generally accepted by some muslims, but for those influencers, there don't appear to be any particular conditions as to when disobeying those rulers should be prioritized, such as when those leaders are collaborating with israel. joining us today to talk these issues through are too esteemed guests and favorites of the show. with me in the studio is sheikhmed hanif who is one of our few honorable scholars that is unapologetic in his islamic duty of condemning the oppression in palestine. he graduated from the islamic seminary in qom and lectures in the uk. and joining us on skype is brother shakil afsar from birmingham. shakin is a prominent kashmiri activist who has tielessly. campaigned against islamophobia in the uk and abroad and has consistently championed the palestinian cause in the mainstream. thank you to you both for joining us. um, sheik, if i can come first and foremost to you, um, i don't know how you felt wa

this contradicts one of the foundation's core tenets. existence solely for independent money, that isde group of people without attracting large private capital. and odarkovsky simply gave part of the money in cash. by the way, in belarus in the twentieth from different foundations and ngos have also often heard, they say, we exist only on your donations, we are independent from hell. another dust in the eyes. khodorkovsky’s salaries and budgets, which he allocated to his activists, were simply fantastic at that time, even for that opposition. therefore, of course, this attracted many adventurers, some kind of political chess players who were integrated into this system, but they never had any public records, because, of course, they always existed on shadow budgets, there could be no question of any transparency here, through some kind of fake schemes, through the cashing out of foreign cards and so on, that is, people used such a symbiosis, well, none of these methods can be called transparent, open, or, i don’t know, aimed at some increase in trust in these structures. khadarkovsky

we saw secretary blinken say in the tenet that he thinks a revitalised palestinian authority could havecurity responsibility for gaza. is that realistic?— responsibility for gaza. is that realistic? right now, the palestinian _ that realistic? right now, the palestinian authority - palestinian authority recklessly isn't able to do anything protecting palestinians in gaza. —— fecklessly. the palestinian authority right now in its current form couldn't punch its way out of a paper bag. mahmoud abbas is in the 18th year of a four—year term. very little credibility with palestinians. in order to revive the palestinian authority, you need tremendous help from israel, you need credible elections, probably for a president and a new legislator. but above all, you need some sense, some hope, some way forward to end the israeli occupation and to work towards, i would argue, the least bad solution in this conflict. least bad solution in this conflict-— least bad solution in this conflict. ., ., ., , conflict. so one of the options ut out, conflict. so one of the options put out. from _ conflict. s

michigan issued a statement slamming the suspension, saying it quote, violates basic tenets of due process. >> coming up, a new poll is showing just how much californians support proposed ballot measures will break down the numbers several key issues. a police chief is giving his city and ultimatum the group he's refusing to escort to a charity toy drive. plus another round of layoffs. this time, some big names on this time, some big names on the table. stick with us. kayaking is my thing. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was always so itchy especially when i was hot. now my skin doesn't itch as much. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so, they can have clearer skin and less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes

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that's the, the basic tenets of, of making or right. you can have a voice if you, if you don't have that, then what do you have out for an didn't immediately responds to a request for comment permanence, jewish all just non golden. told the us newspaper the new york times, that she has never lived to remove chilling period. the us based advocacy organization post sign legal said in the 1st 2 weeks of rule, it responded to move in 260 cases. people's careers being threatened, it's difficult for the lot to address these kinds of firings because they really are 2 competing interest. um companies do will have an association or right to choose who they have in their company. and if they want to have everybody was one political point of view. yes, theoretically, that's right. they're not going to be very successful company, choose pretty people, but they can do that, right? so it's monitoring the following points out, the double standards towards people exercising free speech with the biggest correct down level against those opposed to google

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most popular lucrative accounts rooted in domesticity, rooted in whiteness, rooted in traditional tenets of femininity. i talk to several black mom sponsors who specifically said when making deals with grants and companies, they are helmed by white people imagining the ideal customer as white. several corners of the market, they are not considering when they go to partner with a mom influencer. and there is no oversight in this industry, no human resources department, so pay disparity and inequity is a huge issue. >> on our walk over here we were talking about joe jonas and sophie turner who are getting divorced, all the headlines immediately were about sophie turner having a cocktail in london and what a terrible mother she was. tell me your reaction to that? >> someone from the washington post two days ago asked me the same question, and i was like it is bull, first of all there's only a few specific quotes, one of them is something like he is a homebody, she likes to party, they have very different lifestyles. what does that mean? what does that mean? it is completely ludicrous, that

so i have given that to them tenet to, to be able to send that to you who i am the oh, i have to send the quote um, i just have the desa stagen and i didn't put the phone with god knows because the l a and the last the button living in a make shift camp in a school god was loans of life a home and to friends. the camp is crowded, ends noisy. she misses her life before the war. out of the have oh yeah. and so i love us on the other side of it. look in the house. oh, it's like it was less lucky in the side of the tim what headaches, the he's a uh uh, the mismatch news. it's unlikely. so the home is still standing, and 2 books have probably been destroyed, but thinking about them gives her a chance to escape into a fictional world when life is easier and kinder to children like jessica washington to 0. still ahead on alpha 0 protests in support of the palestine are held in cities around the world, including near the home of us, present in jo, mind the it's another damn day across western europe paper one. let's go over those details right here right now. still getting striped with some s

oh i have given that to them tenet to what is the head the percentage? well, i love the desa or what have they seen the queens, the desa the god knows come said ella and the cubs. i am living in and make shift camp in a school. god was loans of life, home and to friends. the camp is crowded, ends, noisy, she misses her life before the war of the loan and all of us on the other side of it. look in the house. oh, i see in the queen home, side of the tim, what headaches the he's a uh, uh, the mismatch news its unlikely her home is still standing and her books have probably been destroyed. but thinking about them gives her a chance to escape into a fictional world when life is easier and kinder to children like jessica washington out to 0. well, that's it for me down, jordan. the quick reminder you can find much more news on our website. i'll just say, oh, don't come, the weather is up next. and then the inside story will take a closer look at the immediate coverage of the war on regards of my colleagues over the phone. the i'll be at the top of the, with mu

and that would be the fundamental tenets that we will bring to a pleasure.forces documenting every round of hostility in gaza we've been working for more than 30 years and documenting numerous unlawful air strikes by israeli forces including disproportionate strikes and indiscriminate strikes that wipe out entire families and knocked out high—rise buildings full of hundreds of homes and without any apparent military target as well as disproportionate strikes. israel continues to use explosive weapons with white areas and defects like aerial bombs and heavy artillery and refugee camps producing entire large parts of neighbourhoods and blocks to rubble. that creates unlawful indiscriminate disproportionate strikes. . , strikes. targeting the refugee camp because it is — strikes. targeting the refugee camp because it is targeting _ strikes. targeting the refugee camp because it is targeting hamas - because it is targeting hamas infrastructure we should remember that hamas killed moo people in israel by firing rockets from gaza into israel into civilian territor

lucrative accounts are very much rooted in domesticity, rooted in whiteness, rooted in traditional tenetsfemininity and i spoke to momfluencers when they said we when we make deals with companies, they're imagining them as white. and when they go to partner with a momfluencer. there's no oversight in in industry. no human resources department. so, pay disparity, inequity, really, is a huge issue. >> yeah, on our walk over here, we were talking about joe jonas and sophie turner who are getting divorced, i don't know if you know. all the headlines were immediately about sophie turner were having a cocktail in london and what a terrible mother she was. >> right. >> tell me your reaction to that. >> so i talked to somebody from "the washington post" two days ago about this and she asked me the same question and i was like, it's bull-- the quotes, first of all, there's only a few specific quotes. one of them is something like he's a home body, she likes to party. they very different life styles. what does that mean? what does that mean? it's completely ludicrous the idea of somebody socializin

a key tenet of counterinsurgency that traces actual terminology to malaysia.s you clear, you have to hold and then you should rebuild. the uproar about going into a hospital i find a little bit curious. when we did fallujah, we did many large cities during the surge in iraq in particular. first against sunni extremists, al qaeda in iraq and sunni insurgents and eventually in the second year, the iranian supported she a militia. in the case of fallujah, the final time we did it, very deliberately painstakingly, the first objective was to secure the hospital. he did that for several reasons. one was to ensure it was not a source of disinformation about casualties as it was in the past when it was held by the extremists until the very end. number two, to make sure it functioned. i hope the israelis will continue to do what they did on the first day when they entered which is they quite visibly brought in incubators and other medical supplies. get a core door that goes into it and treat the innocent civilians that have been wounded , injured and so forth in the co

account are still very much rooted in domesticity, rooted in whiteness, rooted in traditional core tenets of femininity. and i, you know, talked to several black male influencers, specifically who said, you know, when we're deals with brands and companies, brands and companies, if they're helmed by white people, are imagining the ideal customer as. and so there's several corners of the market that they're just not considering when they go to partner with them. on influencer. and yeah, there's no oversight in this industry. there's no, you know, human department. so pay disparity and inequity is a huge issue. issue. yeah. on our walk over here, we were talking about joe jonas and sophie turner who are getting divorced. i don't know if you guys know, but the all the headlines immediately were about sophie turner having cocktail in london and what a terrible mother she was. yeah. tell. tell me your reaction to that. so i talked somebody from the washington post two days ago about this, and she me the same question. and i was like, it's --. it's the quotes. the quotes. first of all, there's l

since 2021 republican party violated the three basic tenets for political party. one went or loose to unambiguously reject political violence three break completely and unambiguously with antidemocratic extremist forces. mainstream political parties in the centerleft center right do not do those three things democracy gets into trouble. since 2020 the bulk of the republican party has not been committed to those three things for the second half of the book very quickly as it of their institutions as you mention. you can find throughout western democracies a plurality 2530 maybe a third of the electric that's on the illiberal right. but only in the united states is that one third of the electric been able to govern on its own. then begin to threaten democracy on its own. that we think is due to excessively counter majoritarian institutions like any other established western democracy allows partisan minorities as you said to systematically thwart it and govern over majority most of these institution electoral college is one of the structure of the u.s. senate is ano

and you're tenet and we're going to see the showers, at least unsettled weather continue over the next couple days into the weekend. another chance of rain about wednesday and thursday of next week. thank club announcing its disapproval of california for evers plans for a new high-tech city in solano county. they're joined with other solano county residents and landowners also speaking out against those plans. >> zach boetto has the story. >> attempt goodwill gesture. >> california rappers, the local effort to stop the group of silicon valley billionaires trying to build a new city in solano county. now growing stronger as larger state and naiionwide groups like the sierra club joining longtime area landowners in the fight. >> it's where i raise my children is where my grandson loves to come back and little around and drive around on in the hills and look at the cows, california forever. and its parent company, flannery associates has brought up roughly 56,000 acres of solano county land with plans, according to its web site to build a new community, solar farms and a green belt of agr

looking back to the three tenets the party needs to uphold in order to continue to participate as a democratic party in a democracy, except the results of elections, to reject the use of violence, to break with extremists, i see them as needing two of those criteria. the republican party has not broken with extremists and in fact republicans are not ruling out supporting trump again despite his action after, refusing to respect the elections, the 2020 elections. to this day refuses to accept the elections, no disavowing of trump as leader of the party. republicans, senate republicans held it in their hands to prevent a second trump presidency after the impeachment, the second trump impeachment and they declined to do so and i see them as failing on that but i don't see them as an antidemocratic force in american politics. >> your new book argues that trump's first term, his tumultuous passage the presidency left us democracy largely intact, his term in the presidency left us democracy intact and checks and balances helped firm political competitiveness but did not suffer any distortion or skew

san ramon regional medical center is currently owned by tenet healthcare corporation. the deal was first announced early this year was expected to be finalized by the end of the year pending approval from federal regulators. >> really similar to check especially that arctic air. >> well, it smells like chicken feels like chicken, but is it really chicken? these taste testers, trained, cultivated chicken cells from believer meets in alameda. the east bay startup is taking a crack at creating meet. that does not require raising and killing animals. it's grown in steel tanks using cells that come from a living animal. cells are then turned into cut. let's nuggets traded meet that hopefully taste like chicken. experts say a lot more people will be trying cultivated meat in the near future. but they don't expected to take over or transform human diets anytime soon. latest polling shows one out of 3 adults in the u.s. would try lab grown meat. some meat won't be on the thanksgiving tables. this here. crabmeat dungeness crab season. >> is being delayed for another 2 weeks. fi

just on women's health care choices but on voting rights and on gun laws and on basic democratic tenets could all be in jeopardy. >> senator mark warner of virginia, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >>> coming up, we'll have more on senator joe manchin's decision today not to seek re-election and how it potentiallying complicates democrats' prospects in 2024. >>> and upcoming next, cnn's exclusive new reporting on the mar-a-lago workers who may testify against donald trump in the classified documents case. stay with us. you're in n "the situauation ro" >>> there's more breaking news right now. cnn has exclusive new reporting on what to expect in donald trump's criminal trial in the classified documents case down in florida. cnn's chief legal affairs correspondent paula reid is joining us. she's got the details. what have you learned, paula? >> reporter: well, wolf, this could be one of the most significant cases in u.s. history, and cnn has learned that among the witnesses who could be called at trial, a maid, a chauffeur, a plumber and even a woodworker. prosecutor

but also this most basic tenet of the international system in the modern age, we stand no chance of china invading taiwan or other future aggression. the stakes are too high for us to let our team legal theories keep us from doing what needs to be done. over the course of this conflict, u.s. leadership on key assistance to ukraine from tanks to fighter aircraft to long-range missiles led other countries to follow suit. this multiplies the amount of assistance many times over. i do not want to denigrate or take away from what the europeans have done. we have pushed and shoved back and forth who is doing more. that isn't relevant. both sides of the atlantic are working on this issue and should and it has been the thing that has brought our partnerships, our nato countries together and stronger more so than it has been in many years. if russia refuses to honor its moral obligations, other countries can and should seize russian assets and transfer them to ukraine. united states should lead on this issue by passing legislation to transfer russian assets to ukraine and work with our allies to d

i still find it hard to believe that people really think the basic tenets of qanon are true.some people do, like that guy who showed up at the pizza place in washington. - edgar welch, 28, of salisbury, north carolina, has been arrested and charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. - police say welch was self-investigating a false news story that circulated online during the presidential campaign. - this case shows how fake news can lead to a dangerous situation. an utterly bogus story about child abuse promoted on the internet. - human beings, in general, and americans, in particular, have not necessarily been trained to have an enquiry around the truth. how to figure out whether what we're watching is true or not. - you know, it sounds totally alien to the normal person, but if you study history, elites are always seeking after the innocents obsessed with the sacrifice of human children. - it's the world of a-la-carte reality. the things that are true, you can just pick and choose among them with a splash of things that are completely untrue. but if that's how you want

situation when such a person starts with you conversation, and you don’t understand how to answer, the tenetsutely correctly, and of course, you must maintain this conversation politely, as far as , say, that one there allows you or another topic, for my part, of course, when i come to this studio, i won’t be a hypocrite and say that my small talk is from the bottom of my heart, i’m terribly glad to see you, and i’m very touching that we recorded several programs , enough a lot with your dad, and i want to extend this story and answer all your questions, thank you very much, i am very glad that you are talking about this, and it gives me great pleasure to talk about what my father once did, thank you, i’m very glad to see you, returning to this difficult question, for example, i understand that the person who asked me this question may be late somewhere, uh-huh, should i somehow try to answer very briefly, wish you a good day, thank you for conversation, or how to understand how much time to take from your interlocutor in this small talk, this is, you know, speech intuition, yes, that is, we

unless they are in litigation and discovery in its 2019 to 2020, us safety report, uber says the core tenetsf its approach are to remove requirement of exclusivity. corroboration and survivor credibility when determining whether to ban the accused party from uber's app. in response to a media request, the rideshare company tells the i-team jennifer's driver was deactivated from the platform. um, uber refunded jennifer's ride and sent her information on an uber resources hotline and national sexual assault hotline. >> i didn't imagine that that that would happen to me because of a ten minute uber drive, abrams says. >> uber doesn't properly screen drivers. >> we do know that they want to do the bare minimum because they want to get drivers without drivers, they don't make money. >> according to uber's 2019 to 2020 us safety report, sexual assault is defined as any physical or attempted physical contact that is reported to be sexual in nature and without consent. the sexual misconduct and violence taxonomy ranges from staring and asking personal questions to non-consensual penetration. but abr

democrats are really on the cusp of maintaining control here, with four seats uncalled in the saints tenet held by democratic incumbents. one of them in a very tight race, the other as a lead with a lot of the voting in. either one of those goes to the democrats or one of the other, to for that, matter fairly close as well. and one of those four outstanding goes for the democrats. they maintain control of the state senate. remember, glenn youngkin, virginia republicans, their goal was to take back the state senate, and the general house a delegate side, 50 to 48 republicans coming in tonight, the current ap total is 45 of the democrats, 34 for the republicans. there are a number of uncalled races where democrats lead right now, and lead by a seemingly substantial, fairly substantial margins. so democrats have a clear path for them to get up to about 50 seats, 50/50. if this thing ended in a 50/50 tie, it would have to be a power sharing agreement. so neither party, if it ends in a 50/50 tie, really has functional control of the chamber. it's really a path for democrats to break 50 and actu

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now obviously the home secretary has oversight of the police, but a fundamental tenet of british policingce of police. why is the home secretary doing this? itruieiiii independence of police. why is the home secretary doing this? well it's a convention — home secretary doing this? well it's a convention that _ home secretary doing this? well it's a convention that when _ home secretary doing this? well it's a convention that when a _ home secretary doing this? well it's a convention that when a cabinet - a convention that when a cabinet minister writes an article, gives a speech it is cleared through downing street. so we must assume that that has happened in this case. which means that either rishi sunak agrees with this, or he is tolerating it. but i do have the distinct impression it looks like it may well be that the prime minister's patience is running out with suella braverman, so i was in the gallery, the press gallery of the house of commons yesterday, for the speeches in response to the king's speech. and at one point keir starmer did a very strong attack on suella braverman, and

i just don't how i have given to them tenet to to be able to present that well the desa. oh, what have they seen? the queen's clam. i just haven't had any mother tessa who could have been on the phone with god knows come said ella, and the cubs. i am living in and make shift camp in a school. god was loans of life home and her friends. the camp is crowded, ends noisy, she misses her life before the war of the loan and all of us on the other side of it. look in the house. oh, so he lost in the queen, home side of the tim, what headaches a he is a uh, uh that has the mismatch news. its unlikely. so the home is still standing and 2 books have probably been destroyed. but thinking about them gives her a chance to escape into a fictional world when life is easier and kind her 2 children like jessica washington out a 0. i'll spell ahead here on out of here. french president of manuel last on. says israel last, stop killing women and savings, and gosh, the the, brought to you by visit capital of yours here. where here let's go with your weather update for each i. here's how it's

they are violating the tenet of the prisoner and hostage swap that all children going to continue probablyast the cease-fire shows what we are dealing with. you have a mindset holds on for value. that family is going to be front and center in the news pressing on nej to get their family members back. evil, evil mindset that the terrorist organization also do anything to spread a message of terror which is why we call them terrorist organizations. >> dan, in all our conversations we are having outside of the network with our communities and loved ones, i'm sure you are having the same conversations, i hear the same thing, it's not fair that we give three criminals, three palestinian criminals who have been participating in crazy things like suicide bombings, and we're giving them back next changes for one innocent child can you help us wrap our heads around that one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter. the fact that the u.n. is not -- did not -- you see no condemnation in the u.n. israel is on the defensive now in this whole entire. clean-up shows you how upside down the world

unless they are in litigation and discovery in its 2019 to 2020 us safety report, uber says the core tenetse to remove requirements of conclusive corroboration and survivor credibility when determining whether to ban the accused party from uber's app. in response to a media request, the rideshare company tells the i-team jennifer's driver was deactivated from the platform. uber refunded jennifer's ride and sent her information on an uber resource hotline and national sexual assault hotline. >> i didn't imagine that that that would happen to me because of a ten minute uber drive. >> abrams says uber doesn't properly screen drivers. >> we do know that they want to do the bare minimum because they want to get drivers. without drivers, they don't make money. >> according to uber's 2019 to 2020, us safety report, sexual assault is defined as any physical or attempted physical contact that is reported to be sexual in nature and without consent. the sexual misconduct and violence taxonomy ranges from staring and asking personal questions to non-consensual penetration. but abrams says uber's self-r