first let me tell you who us a tib tice is -- austin tice is and why he is of special concern to me. austin tice not only lived in the district of columbia, and continues to live here when he returns, he's a marine. he served in the armed forces of the united states. when he came home, he enrolled in georgetown law school and had only a year to go when he left the law school because he so yearned to be a reporter and ent to syria in the early days of the civil war. now, because he didn't speak to a lawyer first, he entered syria without a visa. that is why he's being held. it's not the kind of reason you'd expect someone to be held n a foreign country. after all, syria holds more american hostages, however, than any country in the united ates or any group that's holding people. we think about half a dozen. but you wouldn't think that not having a valid visa could be anything but easily corrected. but he's been there, we believe, now he'll turn 38, he may have turned 38 by now. for seven years -- by now, for seven years, with no word from him. that's why we come to the floor of the ho

austin tice was captured, i believe, in i think september of 2012. marine corps veteran, incredibly brave journalist. there have been times in this journey, this terrible journey, when we've known -- we think we've known where he was. so let me tell you what i think we should continue to do. we celebrate freedoms. we impress upon the culture that what you all do can be incredibly dangerous. we support reporters without borders. we engage the congress. i found in my career that awareness and constantly repeating a mantra is one of the most effective things that we can do. i lament the demise of the museum for that one reason, because it does serve to remind us that the first freedom in this country is you all. so engagement, as with most things in american life, is the key. but i'm very happy to say that we need austin tice back. [ applause ] >> we do. >> you mentioned there would probably be an influx, more veterans coming into the system. blue water in disability claims the v.a. is going to start processing next year. will an influx of claims slow d

thank you, richard tice, chairman of the brexit party.s will be looking closely at the places where the election could be won and lost. we will be visiting ten parts of the uk where seats will be closely contested. today, we're in bishop auckland, which is in the north east of england. this seat was labour in the last election and is bordered by three other labour constituencies, plus one the labour incumbent won by 502 votes in the last election. but will the party be able to retain the seat? labour have held the seat since 1935 and 61% in the area voted leave in the eu referendum. it is a target seat for the conservatives — who did come second during the last election. christian fraser is in the town centre. this is a marginal labour seat which voted decisively for brexit. is the conservatives would dearly love to win it as you've been hearing from richard tice, while the brexit party is withdrawing from 317 conservative controlled seats, they are putting a candidate up here, which will make this contest very interesting. last week, we

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bridges into any of that also its business model is built on the information that it provides drive to tice's it needs a radical rethink on not only the business models of these companies but also on the way we choose to regulate the whole data collection environment we've introduced them laws around privacy but this is only a 1st step and i think this report is recalling for a complete rethink on the way in which we manage every aspect of the sort of model that we have at the moment with these global beer morse code eating so much data about us. build new privacy activists and technology expert thank you for your time and your comments. it's not up to russia whether or not sanction against the country will be lifted although they are having a boom effect on those imposing them that was the view of a lot of near putin speaking at the economic forum russia calling. if we talk about sanctions and the perspectives of lifting them this is not a juicy here but it was the us administration about this it was the us congress which imposed them not us 1st of all it forced us to implement the substitut

richard tice, thank you for being with us in the studio. and that is your questions answered.y campus with hundreds of pro—democracy protesters inside. after his bbc interview, prince andrew faces growing calls to cooperate with the american authorities over their investigations into the late sex—offenderjeffrey epstein. an update on the market numbers for you. here's how london and frankfurt ended the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. scientists say there's new hope in the fight against a disease that's devastating ash trees. a team from the royal botanic gardens kew has identified the genes that provide resistance to deadly ash dieback. it means trees could now be bred that are unaffected by the epidemic. the research is published in the journal nature ecology and evolution. our science correspondent rebecca morelle has more. the stunning colours of autumn. revealing the richness of our forests. but they are under threat. in 2012, ash dieback arrived in the uk from europe, where it has already ravaged woodlands. it is caused

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knew animals would die as a result but menu foods would not testify the lobby group that came in its tice was left to explain why many of the cosmetic now there has been make an animal fake on feb 20th they didn't tell the f.d.a. 3 weeks earlier that it let's get the record straight now the menu waited more than 3 weeks after finding out that the dogs wouldn't eat their food and were getting sick they waited 3 weeks i don't have the facts on menu senator i don't i think you read or you came to the hearing you would have the facts on the industry side they were still maintaining that they were highly regulated though the evidence exposed by the recall appeared to confirm the fear that the industry wasn't regulated very much pet foods are indeed a highly regulated product they are perhaps the most regulated product in the supermarket shop. mr nelson was very clear in his statement that africa has no regulatory authority and we've been told by the f.d.a. that there is no pre-market approval of this product sold to consumers we know that there's no regular inspection of the facilities that ma

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the boss of spice—n—tice meal kits will be with us. and could you cut back on your emails? campaigners say we should "think before we thank" to cut back on unnecessary messages and energy use. what do you think? let us know — just use the hashtag bbcworklife. hello and welcome to worklife. now, it may not be december yet, but the christmas shopping season is already in full swing — and black friday is just days away. however the season of santa doesn't just bring presents, it also brings rubbish, and lots of it. new research by ing says that across the globe 96% of us throw away plastic waste daily, with more than three quarters of us throwing away up to five items each day. but that figure will only get worse over the christmas season. in the uk alone we throw out roughly 100 million bin bags full of packaging from toys and gifts over the period. but things could be about to change — new data suggests that 74% of us now agree that protecting the environment should be a priority — even if it slows economic growth. with us now is dr dimitrios tsivrikos, consumer behaviour sp

chairman richard tice saying what we have to do in order for you chairman richard tice saying what weopean union, a relationship based on trade and politics, then we are happy to talk to conservative oriented labour mps. we are in this not for ourselves. we are in this, i've formed this party, andi are in this, i've formed this party, and i will always put country before party to get us free of the institutions of the european union. do you think there might be a deal with the tories at some stage? i don't know. i have been putting out an olive branch. i have been trying my hardest to build an alliance. so far i have had sand thrown back into my eyes, but we're still trying. is it true that because you don't get along with senior tories, you are allowing personalities to get in the way of this? that is utter rubbish. personalities here are irrelevant. this is about policy. i want us to leave the european union and leave its institutions. that is what 17.4 its institutions. that is what17.4 million people voted for. boris johnson right now is telling people thatis johnson right now is

leader of plaid cymru will be representing his party and as well the brexit party chairman richard ticehairing the debate, putting questions to the party representatives. there will be questions from the audience as well. less tha n questions from the audience as well. less than two weeks until polling day for the main parties the challenge staying on message and sticking to their key promises and pledges. for the others, smaller parties, it's a bit of exposure for them and chats to cut through and perhaps grab photos' attention. these debates do have the potential to up interesting key moments which can change the dynamic of the campaign. we'll have to see if that is the case tonight. jonathan blake reporting there. and a reminder tonight's election debate live from cardiff between leaders and senior party figures starts at 7pm on bbc one. you can get live fact checking and analysis from our reality check team on the bbc news website, app and the news channel. scotland yard has agreed to pay nearly £500,000 in compensation to the former conservative mp harvey proctor. it follows the di

so, those leaders pushing forward with this idea that tice should be gone.s time now to either adopt this new brand fantastic idea that if you get here or can you stay here and we are going to give you a bunch of free crap by the way, college, housing, jobs, it's silly.ch this is what the party has become. >> tucker: let me just say when castro walks across the border with the migrants, he couldn't communicate with them because he doesn't speak spanish. something he doesn't want you to know. brian. great to see you tonight. >> that's a detail. >> tucker: nfl player suspended indefinitely after assaulting a player with a helmet. now he is claiming he is the victim. a story that tells you a lot. now he is >> tucker: now you will recall that for the entire duration ever the russia investigation we were promised and told and forced to believe every single miller of robert mueller's team was a sober professionalhy diligently searching for the truth without any partisan concerns, much less hysterical delusion. we were told if we didn't believe that we were unpatri

. >> kaepernick was given less than as tice for the he asked for more time to prepare, but the nfl said no. >>> two were hurt and more than a dozen displaced after a fire tore through an apartment building in san francisco's castro district. we spoke with tenants who had just seconds to flee. >> reporter: the fire broke out in the overnight hours. residents began to smell smoke about 4:30 in the morning and then had moments to grab a few things and get out of the burning building. the flames painted the predawn sky a bright orange color and sink clouds of thick, black smoke, billowing above the rooftops. >> i saw the fire. the smoke. it is kind of like, this is real. your brain tries to tell you, this is real. i am trying to wake up at the same time. >> reporter: he pounded on his roommates door, urging them to get up and get out as their apartment filled with smoke. >> i opened the back door to look at the patio and there was a wall of flames coming up between our building and the building next to us. >> reporter: with businesses on the ground floor and apartments above, each building

nicola sturgeon at times happy to sit back and let the other parties argue, but taking on richard tice chairman over what she described as light as the party has told, one line stood out putting their party's spending on the side of the bus got a good reaction out of the bus got a good reaction out of the bus got a good reaction out of the audience. richard was able to get a good sounding for his party posits policy, with the brexit pa rty‘s key message posits policy, with the brexit party's key message that the uk must come out of the eu as soon as possible come what may. jo swinson for the lib dems didn't feature particularly heavily and seemed to stay out of some of the more fiery exchanges where you might have expected her to wade in and put forward the party's staunch anti—brexit argument, perhaps a bit more forcefully. plaid cymru was attacking labour and every opportunity, particularly their government here in wales, looking to ta ke government here in wales, looking to take away their record. caroline lucas, the green party's only mp before general election, sticking at every o

dropped their payload they came back across just towards sinai again again the very very low on must tice and then across battle the sinai no sooner had they gone done another wave of sre came in and did exactly the same. and we watched these formations over the next. couple of alice every 4 minutes 5 minutes they would be comin across do an option is it looks damages sacred to the egyptian air force base which they literally obliterated. oh all. while the war was going on her we just sister just saw everything that was going on because it was only a mile from the s. 1000000 rampal as i recall the planes were. we shore are very big so let me know at times we stayed out on deck and we was just watching the the battle going on shore saw it round rand is mayor and the surrounding areas we watched her with a trace of bullets go to read as we could there would be explosions galleria in and also but the catalyst there was said to us you know your place be careful so we still watched it so we really didn't sleep much when i was 6 days. 6 days after the war began mr aziz ceased israeli tanks and

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amna: there's thi element to it ticed as i watched. it's very much told through a female gaze.f stories about enslaved people we hear come from men. and in this role, you have got a strong female character. even in the time when she delivers her most impassioned speech, it's from a female's perspective. it's about the rape of young girls. it's about children bei t separated frir mothers. was that a deliberate choice? cynthia: i think it was definitely deliberate on her part, but it was, for me, essential, because i think too about women, and ten'tories coming from women's places. and we don't have enough of it. >' there'nothing more you can do. >> don't you tell me what i can't do. i made it this far on my own. god was watching, but my feet was my own, running, bleeding, climbing, nearly drowned, nothing to eat for days and days, and i made it. kasi: we specifically wanted talk about family separation. a lot has been said about the cruelty of slavery, psychological torment of seeing your sisters sold away or a mother seeinher daughter sold, or people having to choose between ru

ticed ambassador sondland's demeanor changed and i understood he had been connected to president trump. t ile ambassador sondland's phone was on speakerphone, i could hear the president's voice through the ear piece of theon the president's voice was loud and recognizable, and ambassadoo land held the phone away from his ear for a period of time presumably because of the loud volume. i heard ambassador sondland ingreet the president and explain he was calling from kiev. i hea esident trump clarify he was in ukraine, ambassador sondland clarified yes he wain ukraine and went on to state your ass. zelensky, quote, loves i heard plump ask so he's going to do the investigation. bassador sondlandeplied he's going to do it, adding that president zelensky whether do anything you ask him to do. ev though i did not take notes of these statementshad a clear recollection that these statements were made. i believe that my colleagues were sitting at thele also knew that ambassador sondland was speaking with the president. i took the oppounity to ask ambassador sondland for hi candid impression on t

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describe as one that first seeks to rival inside in scope and cohesive worldview the network that tice extremists together. only then we believe can you map that networks impact and measured the result of intervention oriented engagement. so ctrl-alt-del hate will serve as the cornerstone of these efforts. a bit more on the history and how this was established. the ctrl-alt-del hate methodology was used to disseminate it will be based upon a pilot initiative was launched in june 2019, six months ago. when i was a jihadist recruiter and propagandist on behalf of al-qaeda from 2003-2011, i collaborate with several premier jihadist write it and he is to develop the very first english-language jihadist magazine. i designed about the lead article for the first issue which we called jihad recollections and after my nukes city-based musician threat to write -- before preparing the prophet muhammad, al-qaeda launch their own iteration called inspire. that eventually came isis own. over the years these magazines weaponized propaganda ways unseen before him. mitch and i came up with the idea of

and, at 5.30 this evening we're going to be speaking to the brexit party's richard tice about his party'sm. us businesswoman jennifer arcuri says borisjohnson should have declared the nature of their relationship when he was mayor of london because it would have been ‘transparent and open'. mrjohnson has faced questions about an alleged conflict of interest when he was running london, centring on grants the entrepreneur received from city hall, and overseas trade missions she accompanied him on. speaking to the bbc‘s victoria derbyshire show earlier, in his handling of the controversy between the pair. this is why it was hard for me to date. every guy we tell you they would call and not for work. not borisjohnson. every would call and not for work. not boris johnson. every time would call and not for work. not borisjohnson. every time he said he would call, he would call me. i was convinced he was a man of his words because i couldn't believe the linear, fervent focusing hard on me. it was notjust linear, fervent focusing hard on me. it was not just a sexual linear, fervent focusing hard