teresa made herself saying brexit means brexit. —— may.ich would allow him to hold the place longer than teresa mae was able to.— mae was able to. boris johnson also has the sopport _ mae was able to. boris johnson also has the support of _ mae was able to. boris johnson also has the support of the _ mae was able to. boris johnson also has the support of the usual - mae was able to. boris johnson also has the support of the usual papers | has the support of the usual papers who have supported the conservative party recently over the years. the sun, kiss goodbye and thanks for brexit, boris. the sun —— was the sun as effusive over the past few months of the what traditionally has been? . , , months of the what traditionally has been? ., , , ., months of the what traditionally has been? ., ,, ., g months of the what traditionally has been? ., , , been? perhaps not. my sense is the vast majority _ been? perhaps not. my sense is the vast majority of _ been? perhaps not. my sense is the vast majority of right-leaning - been? perhaps not. my sen

and the way that they got really, teresa may was by saying to if you don't go, we will change the rules and us and she said are right, the game is up. i think that wouldn't work partial. so i think they would actually has changed rules, but there is an election next week to the committee that controls the rules. and so, next week selections committee, which is this is a little bit sorry, this is a bit weird and detailed if nothing has happened before, then that will definitely be a moment then. okay, but you say there, there is a precedent even without changing those rules with theresa may are there any potential i had longer? ok, are there any potential successors for prime minister or for least leader of the conservative party? impossible for taking over from morris johnson in, in this mix. well, they're all potential successes as one of the, one of the, one of the problems for the content. getting rid of him is they hung there isn't to be a single us and who should be in place instead of him. i think he's doing that very clearly. he says chances and part of resigning last night may h

he still has teresa may, his predecessor.rmed they are staying in their post. simon hart, the well secretary to come in a couple of otherjunior ministers, mark spencer and chris philip. this is not a complete collapse of the government for their several ministries, the majority can back to our billing at this point to stay in post and to help boris johnson tried to tough this out, but to answer your question about the mood in the party. it is not good. it's pretty grand, frankly, after what is that of a difficulty days with downing street's handling of the resignation of chris pincher, as deputy chief went on. he's had the whip taken away as well and suspended as a conservative mp over the last few days. downing street has to shift its position as new allegations came to light, and

as it was over, teresa may with kelly to get her breakfast deal through. in this case, the problem is the prime minister and in particular the premises judgment. his integrity and the fact that he really lost confidence of so many people in his government. and that's meant that, that it's like weird that he's continuing the opposition labor party still say johnson isn't gone soon. they'll try to force him out using parliament. he shouldn't be desperately clinging on when he has had to leave office because of his disgraceful conduct. and that's why i say the tory party should remove him, and if they don't, we will step up in the national interest and bring a voted no confidence. it's unlikely that that's enough. conservative m p 's would back stomach in 2 weeks, parliament breaks for the summer, leaving westminster to the tourists, and leaving the choice of prime minister to fewer than 150000 conservative party members. but between now and then, plenty could happen to change boris johnson's time table for leaving downing street . the dean barbara al jazeera

when you add the fact that he was very charismatic, he was liked, i saw teresa may's comments today andwhat a nice man he was and how hospitable he was. the other world leaders, they felt comfortable with him. and that is what he brought to japan's role in the world. japan is always been a power, the third largest economy in the world, the most advanced military injapan, a world leader in official development systems to the world neediest countries. what he brought was a continuity and a comfort level with westerners and an understanding of how to get to where he needed to be. you certainly saw that with president trout. he was willing to do what other western leaders are not willing to do. he was willing —— trump. he was willing to play golf with the man. he gave the president a gold—plated powder. he was willing to do whatever it took to get along with donald trump because his strategic vision included the importance and the centrality of the us japan importance and the centrality of the usjapan alliance. he did whatever it took to maintain that alliance. i'm sure that chinese leaders

what is, which is what teresa may did while the leadership boats, there's been a strong suggestions. the post johnson should stay on the skies like a prime minister because the damage is done to the conservative party. many people advocating that dominic ra, deputy prime minister take on the can take a little while and the leader is found in terms of who could be next, where she soon, i guess after job it are likely names. they resigned. they start, they were the main cabinet resignations that started this avalanche resignations. i think a lot of people be looking at them as the likely candidates and leadership election . but i think there's several people, as we've seen in the past several small or less than 9 people when it comes to freight as well. i think things escalated incredibly quickly this morning just an hour ago. we thought johnston could survive to the end of the week. and now it looks like it could be making a stay within the hour. josh, the british public have been sort of witnessing this as scandal failed at government from bars johnson. and will this sort of have an

woman in the history of the uk to be secretary of defense, this position was provided to her by teresa maychange. it should be less about the commander and more about the ship. a penny. mordon, i had to redo it several times. first, footage of oscar pistorius, a paralympic runner convicted of murder, was cut out from there, then another paralympian demanded to remove the video with his participation. johnny pico. everything suggests that her election campaign was being prepared at the last moment, former brexit minister david frost said that if in the end the choice goes to her, he will be very surprised to fall in love. to be honest, i'm very surprised that she was in this race for leadership nominally. she was my deputy during brexit negotiations. last year i'm talking about nominally. amen i hate to talk about it, but she did not go into the necessary details about the timing of the negotiations and was not always tough. the position in the negotiations of the european union, when it was necessary, nevertheless , this woman is today the favorite of the most important polls that are cond

his fame in political profile only rose under his next prime minister, teresa may.me to town, first by photo bombing the photo call as donald and millennia arrived. larry lounging on the windowsill outside, seemingly, thoroughly unimpressed, as most cats do, most the time, in my opinion. a short time later, while anti trump protesters raged across london, he stages owns it in, underneath the american presidents limousine, that earned him quite a few new fans. larry hasn't just shamed bird or two in his time, living in downing street, he's learned how to get the police, staff to do his bidding. when he wants to come and go, and he's managers charm the pack of reporters -- as a grizzled, pessimistic reporter -- he even gets turned to for comment. take a listen to what happened on wednesday night. >> have you asked him to live resign, larry? but >> the cat may not have asked him to resign, but dozens of his own ministers did. boris johnson finally, finally, resigned, or one ounces resignation on thursday. which means larry will soon be living in working with his fourth

as some want him to do a decent thing, margaret thatcher resigning, but not forced from office teresa mayesigning, appearing volition under pressure, not being forced from office boris johnson making claim, he's not going down that path, will not go voluntarily the question for the party is, is there a majority? a majority of the 300-plus forry mps, lawmakers, prepared to take action to oust him now that remains still the biggest question in british politics. >> thanks. >>> florida, an ice cream problem. the cdc linking a deadly listeria outbreak to ice cream the agency reports the brand connected is big olaf creamery it sells icream products only in florida. the outbreak killed one person and hospitalized 22 others it began last january, spread across ten states. the cdc reports most of the infected people were in florida at least a month before they became sick. any yawn with a big cash on the of creamy ice cream, to throw it out. a spokesman wrote, in part, our brand has not been common firmed to be linked to these cases. we are not sure why only big olaf is mentioned and targeted six

magician's assistant, then doing pr twice campaigning for us president georgie bush and jr. provided by teresa mayit should be less related to the commander and more pre-election video with the ship. a penny. morgan had to be redone several times. first, footage of oscar pistorius, a paralympic runner convicted of murder, was cut out from there, then another paralympian demanded to remove the video with his participation. johnny pico. everything suggests that her election campaign was being prepared at the last moment, former brexit minister david frost said that if in the end, she will be chosen, then he will be very surprised surprise, to be honest, i'm very surprised that she was in this race for leadership nominally. she was my deputy during the brexit negotiations last year. what do you mean by speaking nominally i hate to talk about it, but she did not really go into the necessary details about the timing of the negotiations and did not always express a tough position in the negotiations with the european union, when it was necessary, nevertheless, this woman is today the favorite of the mos

he still has teresa may, his predecessor. he: still has some support, teresa may, his predecessor. he still has some support, just to bring you the very latest, we hear from a couple of other cabinet ministers who are staying put, alisterjack, brandon lewis, both confirmed they are staying in their post. simon hart, the well secretary to come in a couple of otherjunior ministers, mark spencer and chris philip. this is not a complete collapse of the government for their several ministries, the majority can back to our billing at this point to stay in post and to help boris johnson tried to tough this out, but to answer your question about the mood in the party. it is not good. it's pretty grand, frankly, after what is that of a difficulty days with downing street's handling of the resignation of chris pincher, as deputy chief went on. he's had the whip taken away as well and suspended as a conservative mp over the last few days. downing street has to shift its position as new allegations came to light, and as we reported this morning, the prime minister was indeed aware of a formal

as it was over, teresa may with her credit to get her breakfast deal through. in this case, the problem is the prime minister and in particular, the problems of judgment. his integrity and the fact that he really lost confidence of so many people in his government. and that meant that, that it's like weird that he's continuing the opposition labor party still save johnson isn't gone soon. they'll try to force him out using parliament. he shouldn't be desperately clinging on when he has had to leave office because of his disgraceful conduct. and that's why i say the tory party should remove him, and if they don't, we will step up in the national interest and bring them voted no confidence. it's unlikely though that enough, conservative m p 's would back stomach in 2 weeks, parliament breaks for the summer, leaving westminster to the tourists and leaving the choice of prime minister to fewer than a 150000 conservative party members. but between now and then, plenty could happen to change boris johnson's timetable for leaving downing street . the dean baba al jaze

teresa may survive the votes of no confidence by much more comfortable margin than forest johnson. she was gone within the forest. johnson having only very narrowly survived his own confidence. it seemed that the writing was on the wall from that point on with another scandal, christopher pincher, and a sense amongst benches, and cabinet ministers, the like that it wasn't going to get any better. you've got ministers pulling the trigger and back, but just following up with his change of the rules, which means that he might be forced out by his own party soccer of our media. thank you so much for waiting all through all of us. thank you. thank he, have plenty more head on the news hour, including a brazen escape. we bring you the latest on the attack on a maximum security prison in abu jeff also i'm the sat about my in paris where rail work is you on strike, demanding. that's a pay to help them cope with the rising cost of living. record number of tickets have been sold ahead of kick off the women's euros. joe, we'll look ahead to the opening game between england and austria in spor

let's abstract from well, from understandable, so to speak, some kind of comic associations that teresa mayter at all. remember the case of the violinists and this painful, yes, not completed. it is, after all, brexit, so to speak, and this famous formula, he, which we all didn’t really make fun of, which sounded insulting and insulting, but turned out to be extremely effective formula. what is it called there? highlights russian also entered the russian language in everything else, too, her invention, therefore a woman. she is, of course, comical. but i think that inside something to say so, but quite a serious one. my daughter is like that, i think. she incidentally says, she incidentally, says, the second woman, for example britain after margaret thatcher is next and she repeats. she, of course, yes. in the sense of saying it. i don’t know the general one, but the exterior, of course, is inferior by all the rules, but i don’t think that it’s so simple and such a dancer, please, everything is so. just. sorry terribly when a person with a certain identity and a certain education. but he is

abstract from well, from it is clear, so to speak , some comical associations, so to speak, that teresa maye fun of, which sounded both insulting and insulting, but turned out to be an extremely effective formula. and what is it called hi-like hi-like, it also entered the russian language in everything else, also her invention, therefore a woman. she is, of course, comical. well, i think that inside something like that, e quite serious, right? she incidentally, she incidentally, says, the second woman, for example britain after margaret thatcher is next and she repeats, she certainly is. in the sense of this to say general. i do not know the exterior, of course, inferior in all fronts, but i don't think she's so simple and such a dancer, please. sorry terribly when a person possessing a certain. uh, definitely an identity and a certain education. but he is trying to imitate i can’t pick another word, under something absolutely alien to him, but in the cultural pickle he does not know the civilizational relation. in this case, a person. in any case, no matter how smart and no matter how educ

i'd rather watch teresa may dancing right now, and i remember how we burned her here , so that's howmed like this, this, this, this, at least this she is further. here and yes, well, i'm different. the fact is that when you say, and what do we need, what if they all start to vibrate? and will they climb in this situation further to expand the confrontation with us, because after all, we have already spoken, including with your participation. remove you can not impossible to talk. yes, guys, take it away from us, the experts are distracted, what did you end up doing here, you know, some kind of comic program? enough already. remove like this. well, yes, they removed it, guys, they say, do you want to, do you want to, so that's all right, now? i'm serious, what am i really talking about, we talked in this studio, including, in my opinion, with the participation of each of you guys. e from this chain. we are from this consolidated consensus. they started to expand this game. they began to stretch this arc of confrontation. with us certainly not without the british. lithuanians are so st

how they reached that conclusion. sharyn was killed in may while reporting on raids in the occupied west bank. stephanie decker reports from west teresa. what's inconclusive, that's the result of new s investigation into fired this bullet that killed palestinian american journalists sharina blackly in the occupied west bank in may. oh u. s t a department says it was an independent 3rd party examination and pulled it in extremely detailed forensic analysis. it continued concluded that gun fire from idea positions likely responsible for the death of shitty in a blacklist. and it added, it found no reason to believe this was intentional, but brought the result of tragic circumstances. terean's family issued a statement saying they were incredulous, considering the numerous witness accounts and investigations by numerous local and international media outlets. human rights groups and the united nations that found in israeli soldier fired the fatal shot the investigation the entire investigation is disappointing, considering the fact that we are not aware of any of the, of the results, no process. we were not, there was no transparency. we

he left teresa in the same way. mayscaped from the sinking ship, made a bet on his own career, this time the companions surrendered him and how they passed morale, do not try to destroy russia russia cannot be destroyed, but you can’t break your teeth on it. it is possible that the clown, choking on them, leaves a close friend and patrons of zelensky , the prime minister of britain more with johnson forced to leave his post to remain, despite all attempts efforts, he failed boris johnson is behind the shelling of our peaceful cities. belgorod kursk subjects of britain should know this, he is one of the main ideologists of the war against russia until the last ukrainian is the right leader of european states to think. what does such a policy lead to? well, i'd love to hear your opinion on johnson's fights and his departure. what does it mean for russia if we talk about it like that? i recently dined with the british ambassador in moscow and she told me that the relationship. i even did not expect, when appointed ambassad

teresa, advertises itself as a tropical paradise. white, sandy beaches. yoga classes. alonso is with the immigration police in costa rica. he says armstrong maytried to disappear among the many tourists in costa rica. authorities say armstrong did manage to evade the marshals nor a bit longer. >> it was discovered armstrong used different names, aliases. under the alias of beth martin, liz, and ari martin -- >> reporter: she changed her appearance, cutting her hair, coloring it brown. also found in her possession, a receipt for plastic surgery under an alias. >> i will say she had a bandage on her nose with discoloration under her eyes. her statement was it came from a surfboard incident. i think we'll leave it at that. >> reporter: june 29th, law enforcement finally catching up with her, costa rican police detaining armstrong. they drove her six hours back to san jose where authorities say she finally confessed to who she really was. prosecutors have many theories as to why someone is guilty. one of their favorite ones is consciousness of guilt. the actions that a defendant does after they've allegedly committed a crime. for kaitlin armstron

teresa? oh yes, it's hard to believe that theresa may is also the british prime minister and tells the daily. but if you remember, well, yes, firstly, thank you, we picked up good photos for this news. uh, teresa mat reacted like this, not very happy, probably, considering the fact that boris johnson is setting up and how they are smashing pots among themselves, eh, but what is significant in this story. remember, if these dances, theresa may remember, yes, how she is boxes danced not very pretty. it feels like they have a competition of freaks there, and they are for the post of prime minister. they choose. oh , can we show a video in america as a senator fighting for i don’t know what is happening in the western world. i really don't understand. we will now show how at a meeting with voters one of one of the american. the senator is trying to get attention. let's show. she's an incumbent senator friends, here is this meeting with voters. this is the current senator and some in america there like it yes. i will literally say a replica. uh, when the citizens of the russian federation voted f

teresa practice. look to that hope john paul practice mc. let many others practice these 2 tunes analysis. it's not about self harm. good dears, it's something people that they may not understand them. hong, it's about the following. the lord with who suffered, who was crucified of who was whipped, and clena in it serves as a little reminder is can, it must be good for our body. the, our body is a part of our being sent asceticism as part of christian lives. it is how people follow that is up to them is why a reminder of christ sufferings as an exercise of faith. critics asked capitol if it is the ra, extremely violent fantasies behind it, and it is an extremely harmful physically with, although that's always dismounted. and the idea that keeping this evil body in her, again inflicting harm is a form of following christ, who bore the cross and with which one, cuz that's very difficult for me to understand spiritually. gus, at least the merge between was the us. we are as a scripture in guns and cut there's a very long tradition of massage any and physical harm throughout the history of catholicism and christianity ally, but specifically hostility towards women h

teresa placement to reach the place, you'll find that there is no water or food for the animals and for themselves. and along the way, some of the animals may have dies as well. so he decided to stay put, hoping that the king in government comes here to help them or agencies come and help them as well. so it is a sign that things change and you decide that they more desperate and in this community and the place in the rog was the county, a lot of people are saying that they need help. oh, security officers make it clear. anyone trying to jump the queue won't be helped. people here are waiting for cash payouts from king us government money to help them cope with rising food prices and a recurring drought. how much they receive depends on how vulnerable the families are. earlier, i'm at the minor problem wise. the hood of all my animals have died because of the druids. i have nothing left at home to eat. according to the you in millions of people in east africa are facing food shortages. the broad stretches. * far beyond pena, parts of ethiopia and somalia have also been effected even of his dogs raining significantly and people planned crops

may do to donald trump both politically and legally here. yamiche alcindor who works here, nbc news, and the host of the show on pbs. jay sherman, punch bowl news, stephen hayes, and maria teresa kumar. i want to start. i ended with liz cheney there and i want to start with her. i want to start with her diagnosis of how donald trump weaponized parts of the republican party. take a listen. >> donald trump knows that millions of americans who supported him would stand up and defend our nation were it threatened. he is preying on their patriotism. he is preying on their sense of justice, and on january 6th, donald trump turned their love of country into a weapon against our capitol and our constitution. >> steve hayes, i thought that was an interesting, you know, when we go to this idea, don't attack trump supporters, and your column from the "new york times" this week, i thought this was a fascinating way for her to try to show how trump manipulated these people. >> yeah. and i think she's absolutely right. if you look at what's happened over the course of these hearings, they have provided the details. this is what donald trump has done. he's telling people, you know, there is

may. the two had been involved with the same man. armstrong was captured by authorities in july 29th at a seaside hostel in santa teresa. providing a handwritten login that was the same ileus that she was going by when she traveled to costa rica. so once they develop that pattern it really opened up things and really quickly closed them. >> bill: one week after the murder armstrong showed up on surveillance tape at newark liberty airport where officials say she fraudulently used her sister's passport to board that international flight to flee the country. according to court papal work a pistol recovered at caitlin armstrong's home matched shell casings found at the crime scene. the same weapon they say that killed 25-year-old mariah wilson who was visiting austin from san francisco for an upcoming tournament. >> thank you, will follow in dallas. >> dana: there is another dallas story about the dallas cowboys making marketing go with veteran owned coffee brand black rifle coffee that gives all proceeds back to our nation's heroes pair the team announcing the agreement on twitter for the cowboys known as america's team ca

teresa mat reacted like this, not very happy, probably, considering that boris johnson will leave and how they beat pots among themselves there, but, which is significant in this story. remember, if these dances, theresa mayes, how she danced such boxes very pretty. it feels like they have a competition of freaks there, and they are for the post of prime minister. they choose. oh, can we show a video in america as a senator fighting for i don’t know what is happening in the western world. i really don't understand. we will now show how, at a meeting with voters, one of one of the americans. the senator is trying to get attention. let's show. she's an incumbent senator friends, here is this meeting with voters. this is the current senator and some in america like it there, yes, i literally replica. say, uh, that the citizens of the russian federation, when they voted for the amendments to the constitution of the russian federation, they just defended themselves from this propaganda of these values, like european american ones, because, as it were, when you look at all this, bye, yes. eh, well, already cease to be even more surprised. simply to the fact that we have protected ourselves on the constitutional