suggestions, timothy charlemagne, henry cavill, the suggestions, timothy go on and on, bye for hellothis segment here, where we've got the mildest of the air with that southerly wind. start for all of us. it will be windy. for a time, and the heaviest of the rain will gradually scotland and to the far north of cumbria. some rain arriving later on in the afternoon across eastern england. but ahead of it, yes, we will see some sunshine. if that happens, we could see temperatures peaking at 16 of the winds, but the winds gradually easing during the latter stages of friday. in the south—east for the start of the weekend. slightly fresher air tucking in behind as well. east anglia and kent. top temperatures generally between 10—13 degrees. through the weekend, because as we move out a spell of heavy rain across the far north and west of the uk, perhaps not arriving in the south—east until the end of the day. top temperatures on sunday afternoon, between 8—13 degrees. still see double figures. to audit the federal reserve. plus, alibaba's share price surges after a strong earnings report.

certain things. >> joining us now is timothy snyder, professor of history at yale university.ing that was said on this same day that secretary rubio said that just to show us how donald trump has stacked the deck now against ukraine, who he apparently blames for the war. let's listen to what donald trump said today about about ukraine. >> i think i have the power to end this war, and i think it's going very well. but today i heard, oh, well, we weren't invited. well, you've been there for three years. you should have ended it three years. you should have never started it. you could have made a deal. >> you should have never started it. he's saying that to ukraine. >> yeah. >> it's. >> it's ghastly. >> ukraine. ukraine was invaded by russia in violation of every fundamental principle of international law. and the ukrainians have resisted far better and far longer than anyone would have expected, or had a right to expect of them. and by resisting, they've allowed the rest of us throughout the west, throughout the world to have a chance to engage in more or less normal politics.

i'm always amazed every year we've got uh, just a good chest in coming uh uh, cumber batch timothy shall. and may, as you said, and of course, tilda swinton cruz just picking up her prize right now for her lifetime achievement . she's of course a big icon of art house cinema. i very versatile, very worldly, very stylish, a performer who can be a core key and play the bad guy and the good guy and can be from and, but sometimes all in the same film. and she's also a big friend, a vista as to what she's been coming here to berlin, believe it or not, since 1986, when the berlin wall was still up just a stone's throw from here actually. and she's had, she started, i think, 26 movies that have played here at this festival. so someone who's really admired and loves around the world, but for took over here in berlin and they've been, you know, you get the plumb assignments for the next 2 weeks. particularly in the middle of winter here in berlin. this is perfect movie going whether so what films are you looking forward to the most uh, well, you know, i just saw uh, the opening night movie, the l

head of got off at supposed forces upon me to the group that was formerly a component of the army. timothy was elbert hans, deputy, but he accused the behind of links with it, but she was movement and followed to remove him from power and patch the army of loyalists. how did, how can i be able to hon? i will be hon. you will be tried. you and those who are with you, the people will bring you to justice chavez. i called on all the people last to done and the on the movements to stand behind the armed forces to defeat this rebellion in the fight. think and to it's exhaust. fluid has left the countries capital and ruins and lead to the depths of tens of thousands of people. human rights organizations say the assess has carried out. it started with decent mass killings and ethnic cleansing, especially in the city of janina in west dot for they say that a and deduction of gov is lies in conflict areas that you, it says the conflict in suzanne has caused one of the wells west humanitarians catastrophes with famine confirmed in the mall just displacement comp seem dot for last august and looming

the archbishop of new york, timothy cardinal dolan, joins us now. invitation, rachel, griff, kevin. thanks for the invitation. kevin: thank you, cardinal. rachel: we celebrated catholic schools week here on -- i think it was a couple of weeks ago. we brought in the choir from my children's school -- >> i remember. rachel: in new jersey. that school is bursting at the seams. >> yeah. rachel: their biggest problem at our lady of mount car knell is they just -- caramel, they can't find the enough buildings to aa come date the families, and yet you have these schools closing in new york city, one of them 117 years old. i want to know, i have some ideas what i think is happening, but i want to hear why you think those schools are closing and yet just across the bridge they can't keep up with enrollment. >> i'd be eager to hear your ideas, rachel, because the parents are the ones on the front lines which, by the way, that's part of the magic of catholic schools. local are control, families, neighborhoods, parents, alleluia. we don't need some top-heavy bu

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arch federalists were annoyed by it because they they were very loyal to timothy pickering. but there was also there had been speculation and for months and months and months that this was going to happen. so i think a lot of americans shared our sense of relief that he had finally done it. yeah, we have time for one more question. if somebody would like to. we have one of the trashed hamilton terribly much. there we go. the intended forget how small the government was in terms of cabinets, a number of people working with. the other thing that struck, as i recall, is a john adams spent a lot of time in braintree. i think given the communications sort of how how can you be president if you're not in washington. so this is a good this is a good question with the exception we're going to put 1790, 1799 aside, and i'll come back to that here in a moment. all of the other years he was gone, the exact same amount of time that washington was gone. but the talking point that he was gone every year for most of the year is a jeffersonian talking point. the difference is that washingto

timothy, thank you for being here. i know you're no longer in the cabinet, but you've maintained that relationship. you see the president on a fairly regular basis. is that accurate? >> well, maybe not not. >> the president, but i talk to people. yes, that's right. >> so what's going on here? why is president trump suddenly targeting zelenskyy and not putin calling him a dictator and saying it's zelenskyy who started the war? >> i've written of this about this publicly just today. i think there are three theories that have been circulated among ukrainians. one is it's just hard bargaining, like really ugly bargaining, trying to get the best deal possible out of ukraine. and frankly, ukraine will benefit from even the worst deal, in my view. uh, so that's bargaining. and there are a couple of other ideas. and some of them there's something behind the doors. maybe there's a semi russian conditions or something else is going on. >> okay. when you say bargaining, do you mean bargaining relative to the minerals or bargainin

i list active timothy selma is here for the gym and premier of he's bob dylan, biopic and complete unknown until the student has been awarded. an honorary base with the festival was launched with a premier from jim in the lights by director tom to class a mysterious woman from syria sets out to transform a dysfunctional german family life. and is it something and it's looking for a plan will change the family forever. the supernatural thriller opens this year's berlin international film festival. the, it's a film that's political, but it's also very joyful across asia on ro boundaries. it's it's, it's a delight, political, joyful, crossing boundaries. those are the hallmarks of the valley, not of the world, the top film festivals. they may also be the most down to earth or movie lovers. movie stars and industry players all attend world premieres together is the best festival just to reach a wide audience. it's always great to see the reaction of from the public. it's my favorite festival actually. but very goal. see all these on thing. stars and their fans will be bundling up here in berli

but i want to make sure that, just as, say, - timothy garton ash was writing about central and easterning that kind those longer pieces, of which the new yorker is very the process of making them. you're famed for the number of queries that are raised help us understand. the writer sends in the first draft, it's 10,000 words or however long the piece is, what happens then? and then he or she sits down with the editor, i discussions about further work to be done on it. i ok'ers? ok'ers. what do they do? it's a higher version of copy editor. - or her voice, but clarity. this is a very high premium here. i people who not only — - and maybe ms lungescu has encountered some of these fact checkers over time, i to her distress or inspiration, i can't tell which — _ a complicated name correctly or get the dates right, - that you said this? is it true... and information, it's notjust a matter of. _ or may not be distorted here? what are the sources of information that l leads us to print x, y. or z? _ it's a complicated business. it is. are you concerned that, of course, not all americans, but

timothy westlake, you are an emergency room physician. how much fentanyl does it take to kill an adult human being? >> 4 to 5 grains of sand is enough. >> two milligrams is what it takes. you see on this photograph a penny. we all know the size of a penny. those couple of flakes are enough to kill an adult human being. timothy westlake, last year how many died because of fentanyl overdoses? >> around 70,000. >> this means on average, 6250 people died every single month due to fentanyl. a number that has trajectory's guy rocketed during the biden/harris years. and >> i can't answer that. it is a lot and growing. >> 2250 pounds of fentanyl. an astronomical figure, i want to put this in context. this packet of sweet and low. to kill 500 people. take a look at this container? a container we are familiar with. if this is full of fentanyl, it will kill us 268,000 people. that is more than the entire population of corpus christi and let's look at another pack. something people have in our kitchen. the single bag of sugar. could kill 900-5000 peo

i'm sorry, timothy. caller: ok. all i am saying is the small farmers have so many hurdles against it when it comes to organic milk because of the bird flu. guess what? here is another nail in the coffin. host: i think we have the gist of what you're talking about. brian reisinger, any response for that caller? guest: the caller is talking about the product forces that have pushed agriculture in this direction as we tell the story in the book from the early 1900s, when my great-grandparents came here, digging a living out of the dirt, on to today. the reality is farms have been pushed more and more into the action of getting bigger or getting out. you have farms that have gotten much larger trying to survive the economic forces and others who have not been able to do that and have been squeezed out. the reality of the situation with milk and dairy is much like other products across the country where you have to be able to provide economic scale to be able to make a living. when you compare that low milk price to the

. >>> and cbs new york says new york archbishop cardinal timothy dolan delivered his homily in a canadianafter his flight to ireland was grounded for several days due to high winds. dolan was on a united airlines flight from new jersey last thursday when it was diverted to newfoundland after a passenger suffered a medical emergency. more than 250 people on board and crew were taken off the plane, but they couldn't get back on after high winds grounded the flight. dolan, who presided over mass in newfoundland yesterday, thanked the parish for taking him in. >> we are sure very grateful for the hospitality that you all have shown to us. i've learned that you're kind of used to it here in st. un's, newfoundland, that this happens often since this is the last stop before a plan goes over the atlantic. >> united says weather conditions eventually improved, and the flight to ireland left yesterday. >>> ahead on this hour -- icy relations. the gloves come off multiple times during a hockey tournament between the u.s. and canada. home. it's where we do the things we love with the people we love.

timothy michael bean. michael timothy bean says it happened when he went to have a melanoma procedure. the lawsuit, filed friday in superior court in alameda, charges kaiser, the doctor and medical assistant, with negligence and battery. bean says as the surgeon was making incisions, the medical assistant assaulted him. >> a little while, i realized, oh, wait a minute, this guy is taking full advantage of me and getting off on rubbing himself on me. >> the plaintiff's attorney says kaiser had received three complaints from his client detailing the incident, but they never responded with a report or investigation. kaiser did release a statement saying they do not tolerate any kind of sexual harassment or misconduct within our premises, and they cannot comment on active legal matters. ktvu also asked the medical assistant for a comment, but did not receive a response. >> well, new at ten the irs is the latest target of federal layoffs as the trump administration dramatically alters the scope of government. s

i'm sorry, timothy. caller: ok. all i am saying is the small farmers have so many hurdles against it when it comes to organic milk because of the bird flu. guess what? here is another nail in the coffin. host: i think we have the gist of what you're talking about. brian reisinger, any response for that caller? guest: the caller is talking about the product forces that have pushed agriculture in this direction as we tell the story in the book from the early 1900s, when my great-grandparents came here, digging a living out of the dirt, on to today. the reality is farms have been pushed more and more into the action of getting bigger or getting out. you have farms that have gotten much larger trying to survive the economic forces and others who have not been able to do that and have been squeezed out. the reality of the situation with milk and dairy is much like other products across the country where you have to be able to provide economic scale to be able to make a living. when you compare that low milk price to the

the lawsuit filed by michael timothy been accuses kaiser, a medical assistant and a doctor, of negligence and battery. he alleges that a medical assistant touched him inappropriately at kaiser in san rafael a year ago as he was sitting in a surgical chair having melanoma surgery on his face. >> my right side. the medical assistant was thrusting his hip, his hips and his erect #### into my arm over and over again throughout the entire procedure. >> the lawsuit requests a jury trial as well as financial compensation. kaiser permanente responded with a statement saying in part, quote, while we cannot comment on an active legal matter, we want to be absolutely clear that we take any such allegation extremely seriously. all right. full steam ahead on transit projects. we'll tell you about the legislation unveiled today to streamline the process. and it was the site of a major fire just last month. we'll now word of a new fire at that battery plant in monterey county. >> and, heather, i heard you mention full steam ahead. and that's what we're doing as far as the temperatures are concerned. the

straightened by another series of us quakes and trends. thousands of residents fled as wave of size me timothy. hit the island officials a warning of a high risk of lance lions. emergency precautions are being implement. essentially sits on top of of ok. know that all major robertson was in 1950 about experts say the reason for amazon knox relates to volcanic activity about to tectonic plates. oh, those are joined by the w correspondence, sophia cliff talkie. i the sophia, you've just arrived on central you this morning. what's the situation that the moment as well, the tension in, in the air is a very unique as somebody need looks like a ghost to do. so from the moment i arrived see the airport was empty. there were no people at all. shops are close. there are no people on the streets except some locals. that's um, that's decided to stay one 3rd of the population of southern you already left and as it's february, so it's not high season, but not every hotel, every restaurant is and anyways, open. so you really feel it and you feel this tension is every one is on very high alert. i'm right now

the street in front of timothy gall's home was closed off for much of the day. it appears at least one car had water damage. i've been here 27 years and it floods almost every single year. not to this extent, but almost every year. a few blocks over lamar drive was underwater. two city crews were monitoring those flooded streets and note their typical hotspots in big downpours. the storm also knocked out power to thousands here. half of morgan hill's downtown was in the dark for a few hours, closing some businesses, but main street bagels was trying to stay open. any kind of closing that we can make it. i'd say at 1015 in about 15 minutes down the street. the outage sent the cafe owner into a race against time to save their signature gelato and other food. we've got food. we've got to keep it at maximum temperatures of 41 degrees. so we've got to take the refrigeration and move it all into one refrigerator and get a generator to run that refrigerator, at least to keep it at that temperature. otherwise we've got to throw it all out. some schools were in the dark

timothy wesley is an emergency room. doctor. one teaspoon can kill 2000 people. >> that is what is in this packet of sugar. senators met tuesday to discuss classifying fentanyl related substances as a schedule. one drug americans children's. >> the to iowa republican senator chuck grassley and illinois democratic senator durbin say it needs to happen. we won't agree on every aspect everything as a result of it. >> who we can agree on some basics that make a difference. westlake says that difference will have an impact telling parents tragically on more than one occasion, even friends of mine that their trip child. will never come home is the worst part of my job reporting in washington. reshad hudson. >> next in sports for years, got a much-needed win over orlando last night. back above 500 are dubs. what anyone wants to talk about is this trade deadline. will kevin durant the returning to the warriors? not sure we can actually answer that. but that's the rumor we'll have reaction from aaron wilson next. in sports. >> and still

my name is timothy eydelnant. i am a state department fellow at the wilson center, and i'm very honored to moderate this important discussion on how governments and how national organizations can proactively combat antisemitism over the coming years. we have an incredible group of experts with us today, both in person and virtually, representing different perspectives from around the world. first, as aaron highlighted, just to spend a second on ambassador lipstadt's legacy, she has really been a tireless leader in the global fight against antisemitism. ireless leader in the global fight against anti-semitism. she was planning to be with us here today, but in general fortification and her impact resonates far beyond her role as special envoy, and we wish her a speedy recovery. very briefly, allow me to very briefly, allow me to introduce our panelists today. joining us in person, rabbi andrew baker, chair and office for combating antisemitism. and joining us online today, dr. felix klein, the german federal governm

it's use, it's great, timothy is an innovation other that was a come to mind, but i think of laska ida, your turn. i mean for me as an artist, as it is inspirational and definitely resilience. okay. to me is actually a sentence i see because the world's greatest task opportunity. wow, that's very inspirational. and lucky a research published by your group, africa know filter and consultants, africa practice found that africa could be losing up to $4200000000.00 annually in interest. payments on its loans, primarily due to star, a typical narratives the dominates global media coverage of the continent. i wanted to ask, why did you decide to put this in economic, measurable terms and also how did you reach that figure? or let me start with why we did it because i think the reason why was sitting here, i'm sitting here today is because that report has suddenly put this discussion about the actual cost of media star types on the agenda. and the, you know, everybody thinks the numbers, if you don't put numbers on the table, nobody's really that interested it. it becomes a nebulous thing abo

a list actor timothy solomon is here for the german premier of his bob dylan bio pick a complete unknown until the swinton has been awarded an honorary golden bear for her work. the festival was launched with a premier from germany and a tribute to the is really hostages, abducted by a month. it was a cold in winter restored to the festival, but no one was wrapping up room for the red carpet to parents the 75th, but not a go tons away with clips and drama and a great atmosphere. the direct to tell them to quit open the event for this the time this year, with a very special movie. the lights portrays of dysfunctional pad and family whose lives the stage and the completely new direction through the influence of the syrian housekeeper. this the a to the ballad, not a remains true to its reputation as a political festival. this oxidized me, solar diety, would be, as rarely today between you who is currently held hostage by the terrorist organization. from us before the opening, there was a vigil cooling for the release of the hostages. david couldn't year featured in the movie. the youth sho

so i don't know who is now, is it ask you who is not the jew timothy anymore, to decide such an issue for the full of korean people. but of course it's up to international community. i mean, in those core supports you create into the way up of these statements. and again, let's west view, it's in the paradigm of, uh, president trump emotional, a cowboy policy. let's see what will be the practical implications of all these statements. all right, last week we were reporting on the roof, some discovery of a 22 russian civilians who were set to have been killed by you cream and forces in the coast region. why didn't dexter with get any coverage in the west? i think it was the because the west turns a blind item deaf ear to all such stories doesn't want to accept the evidence of tools of that. so you cranium key for the g is commuting terrible crimes in all the interests and in the territories that are about to be liberal each of a buyer. i shop several weeks ago and we organized the informal us informal meeting of the un security council on the terrible address. it says that the grading a

a timothy did we all see the developments after the entry into office of the republican us administration as we have called for over many months, diplomacy has finally been actively brought into the game with the e. u. countries in the united kingdom are absolutely on faithful to their word. some of those they cannot be a party to any future agreement on the resolution to the ukrainian crisis whatsoever. present a european politicians are incapable of strategic thought or to lose you. the divides within europe don't conceal the fact that in the event of a cease fire, they intend to rearm ukraine and to prepare it for the resumption of warfare. ukraine today has irrevocably lost, not just crimea, but also the net scan. lugens people's republics. and the carson ends up rogia regions of the self proclaimed ukrainian presidents. the lensky loss legitimacy last may be direct the country into a conflict for the advancement of others geopolitical interest at the cost of the lives of hundreds of thousands of ukrainians. oh, it's not a surprise that the west through and the peace efforts back in 2

timothy jagger and his wife are back home a block from the refinery, after evacuating during the februaryst incident. and now he knows the smoke contained potentially dangerous pollutants. it smelled like drugs, to be honest. it smelled like burning. like chemicals. it smelled like somebody was smoking meth out back of my house. this experience was a near miss. we had six workers that were hurt. the injured workers are recovering, but mayor brian zenni and contra costa health worry about what people breathed in. i think what you know is concerning for us is the fact that these combustion byproducts did include chemicals that, you know, could have potential health effects. the refinery's new report says the smoke contained the chemicals benzene, hydrogen sulfide, sulfur dioxide and xylene. these chemicals can cause, you know, certain heart and lung diseases and cancer. but coco health hazmat director nicole heath says the chemicals were mostly detected at levels lower than what's considered dangerous. winds also pushed the smoke north away from the populated areas. mayor brian zaun says it

of got off the support forces upon me to tell the group that was formerly a component of the army. timothy was elbert hans, deputy, but he accused the behind of links with it, but she was movement and followed to remove him from power and patch the army of loyalists. how did, how can i be able to hon? i will be hon. you will be tried. you and those who are with you, the people will bring you to justice. i called on all the people as to don and the on the movements to stand behind the armed forces to defeat this rebellion of the fighting and looting. locked followed, has left the country's capital in ruins, and led to the depths of tens of thousands of people. human rights organizations say the out of sift has carried out, extort you diesel, muscular, and ethnic cleansing, especially in the city of janina in west dot for. they say that a and the books of goods is lies in conflict.

release on john's craves celebrating those free, but also sending solidarity with those still in conf. timothy, you remember right now 79 hostages remain in garza including 3 taking before. so was 72023 and most likely that now i'm assuming solid until now. he's really, really around see hundreds college student prisoners plus $183.00 today, which makes it almost $600.00. we have been able to speak to manuals and all the prisoners that ex prisoners themselves and the families points, but the devil to face the welcome home for an april last is not a solution for solution to the bro days, really published in, in crisis. here's one a x between me. i want you to take a listen. the thing is something we have our palestinian people have been living in anxiety for a 100 years. our people need freedom and the establishment of a palestinian state as soon as possible because the current situation is unbearable attacks on our palestinian people, the killing destruction and displacement have gone on for too long. it is time for them to gain their freedom so that our children can live in security and peace

uh timothy to watch something. he said, uh, i will decide about this when i visit washington and they come, but unfortunately, they are in the start of the 2nd phase negotiations. the recent days we've had and you've touched upon it a bit earlier, the us present, donald trump talk about the relocation of old palestinians from casa out of the strip before america takes it over, rebuilds it. what does it mean to you? but one of the guarantors of this, the spies trying to support behind control and gaza, and potentially forcing palestinians out this one. this is a crime against humanity. this is a plea of a quote for destiny plans inc, forceful ethnic cleansing and forceful displacement of people from the homeland. and this has to be faced very strongly and decisively from every one of the muslims on the international community. this cannot be, we cannot live in the jungle either we have the floor or the middle of trying to get 2nd we, but i've seen is we are deciding for our sins where to live howlton. if i didn't, b

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[applause] and officer timothy baldwin. [applause] these are four of the most extraordinary marylanders that i have ever met. people who responded to the moment, because our people needed it. and right now, guys, the people of maryland are calling on us to follow their example. to choose the tough things instead of the simple things. to confront crisis with compassion and courage and competence and calm. to meet the moment and to prove that we can stare down our greatest challenges knowing that we won't flinch, the challenge will. many marylanders are scared. they're trying to figure out where things are and how things are going for them and their families. they're looking to us to provide the solutions. to know they're going to be ok. and i know we are not going to agree on everything. but i want us to agree on this. let's stand united in our commitment to working together. democrats and republicans, to do what is required in this moment, let's prove the skeptic works. put politics to the side. let's answer this crisis wit