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you can listen to a lot more of that interview with moeen ali on the tms podcast on bbc sounds.xing and video games greg rutherford has a chance of becoming the first british athlete to win medals at both the summer and winter olympics. the london 2012 long jump champion has been named in the gb bobsleigh squad for february's winter olympics in beijing. he's performed well in trials and has been earmarked for the four man bob. the sa year old, who also one long jump, bronze at the 2016 olympics, retired in 2018 but turned to the new discipline earlier this year. they still have to qualify for the games and that journey starts in november. i genuinely believe it may seem we got a great pilot and the rest of the team is so experience and is exactly what they�* re the team is so experience and is exactly what they're doing. will be in it together will be looking to do the ultimate. i think it's most certainly possible. it wasn't that long ago, 201a that great britain managed to wind a medal in the bobsled. so i think that we have a great opportunity to do that again. i'm very excit

. >> this will have no influence on the strength of our tm for the cose i have chosen toward change,owards bringing our economy out of the shadows and riding against criminality and influential financial groups. -- fighting against criminality and influential financial groups. >> the head of zielinski's criminal party suggesting russia may have had a role. the two countries have long been at odds over separatist movement in ukraine. th kremlin, though, insists it had nothing to do with wednesday's attack. mark: time for business. kate moody joins us starting with the latest development from the u.s. federal reserve. kate: everything about the u.s. economy is at stake here. the american federal reserve has kept interest rates on hold and opened the door to paring back in month succumb. the rise in covid cases has had a negative effect. the fed cut interest rates to near zero in march 2020 as the pandemic hit. policymakers suggest the fed could begin raising rates some time in 2022. i spoke to a senior market strategist at bravo bank in new york about inflation, which has hit its highe

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how science actually defeated science and you have a tm next to the first science.that science, quote, unquote, defeated actual science. >> so science itself. normal science without the tm is a process, every scientist will tell you, there's no institution called the science. there's no person who is repository of the science. it comes to the conclusion, verified and process with new data. then there's the science, when you heard during the covid pandemic, listen to the science. or heard during the global warming, the global warming debates, you have to follow the science. they don't mean follow the science or the data of science making. there's this guy here, you need to agree with him. if you don't agree with him you're a science denier and you saw that crystal clear when it came to covid when the science said you're not suppose today stick together in loud numbers, you shouldn't go to church, or outdoor church this is passed in airborne fashion. that's true or not. let's assume it's true for a moment and within a couple of weeks they switched to well, as long as

a number of other foreign nationals are still in afghanistan, among tm british citizens.ot clear how many. this is the british foreign secretary. >> i think right now, for me as a foreign secretary, i focused on the immediate priorities. continuing safe passage for those, the significant number who have not yet been able to get out. we are working with countries in the region. we he held the taliban through this un security council resolution to allow safe passage. russ: the resolution was passed earlier on monday. it calls for the television to facilitate safe passage people wanting to leave afghanistan. with forward troops gone and the television in charge, whether the resolutions will be respected remains to be seen. let's bring in gary o'donoghue from the white house. in the next few minutes resident biden will be speaking. what do we know about the format of the address? gary: it will be a fairly substantial speech, as far as we understand it. maybe 35 to 40 minutes. it will pay tribute to those who have served and fought and lost their lives in afghanistan. and to t

always innovated, and you're certainly doing that in the way you're putting on this conference in tmsays are involved in your community and communities. you just recently passed an important milestone $100 million donated to local schools talk quickly about that. well, that's very important to us. we've given more than $100 million now to our local san francisco and oakland public school districts, you know, look. there are key stakeholder in our success. uh i'm a product of our local public schools, and we want those kids coming through those public schools to be. world class and we want them to work at salesforce him. it's our it's really you know our pleasure, but in many ways, it's our responsibility to make sure that the public schools are great, and i've even adopted a local public school. the presidio middle school built a new playground there, right. very important to me. yeah, you know that our public schools are great in our public universities. um you know, we've done hundreds of millions of dollars and gifts to ucsf. because we believe that the public university also has t

and i say this because research shows that air pollution, specifically tm 2.5 articulate matter, is the the average concentration has fluctuated between 30—110 micrograms per cubic metre for nearly two decades — that's more than three times higher than the standard. injakarta, it's 5-7 than the standard. injakarta, it's 5—7 times the who guideline. so when we breathe alluded air, it enters our lungs and bloodstream, and could lead to all sorts of problems. now our team at the university of chicago developed the air—quality life index — it's a tool that basically answers the critical question of, how much longer could people live if they could breathe clean air? and what it shows is that in indonesia, the average person is using two and average person is using two and a half years of life expectancy, because air quality it fails to comply with the who guidelines. so if the ruling todayis guidelines. so if the ruling today is followed by serious policy action to reduce it, there could be huge benefits to there could be huge benefits to the jakarta in public. but that's precisely - the jak

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the three main prosecutors in this case are also on this list as well as officials from the fda and tms, the two federal health regulatory agencies. this tells me clearly one of the arguments the defense is going to make is that this was a witchhunt, a witchhunt by the government, and the government was in league with me, allegedly. that is what they will argue to the jury. i think they are going to try to show that those health agencies cracked down on theranos in a way that was harsher than they might otherwise have. they will try to make the case that i biased them, that i colored their judgment and that basically none of this would have come to pass if i had not been in contact with them and if they had not read my story -- my stories. emily: we will certainly watch to see if you get called. you broke the story. you say she was indeed, "faking it," lying, maintaining fraud. she has maintained her innocence. her defense involves her former business partner and also her ex-boyfriend. she says he mentally abused her. what do you make of that defense? john: that's another line we learne

reporter: her tem her tem her tm is underway, stepping behind the iconic podium last night since the welcome. reporter: she writes in an essay that she does not wish ill the complexity of these situations is not something that can be summed up easily. >> there has been a dark cloud over jeopardy since this. she is saying i am well aware of the drum, but let's move past it and honor the legacy of this iconic show. reporter: last jennings were tapped to share se duties to the end of the year. both were fan favorite steering the summer -- during the summer. after one day of taping, richard stepped down, after past surfaced. soon after, he was fired fired d she says her connection to jeopardy goes way back when alex trebek appeared on blossom. she be another alex trebek on camera or off. it is important not to be him, because you can't. larry: you can watch jeopardy right here on abc seven. kristen: it has been cold one of the greatest collections of vintage sci-fi posters, now up for auction. they are auctioning off off offf than 1000 items. larry: we are digging into the violence in oa

to accept donions from nonfederal entities of buildgs and land long-tm istructure needs,ss including the delivery of health care services. exames of nonfederal entities that can make donations under the pil include state and local thoforts, a donor or donor oup, limited liabili corporations or tax exempt organizations. the chip in act allows v.a. to useunds already appropriad for a particula fility's construction project to assist a constructing a facile tosuit v.a.'s needs. thus far v.a. has acceptetwo donations the design and nstrtion of a facility on e grnds in omaha nebraska and construction andn-patient facility in tulsa, oklahoma. this bill will extd v.a.'s thorities to accept sar donations in other locations. once ain i urgmy colleagues these important rams.peration of i reserve the balance o my time. the speakepro tempore: the gentleman from calornia reserves. the gentleman from illois, mr. . . bo: thank you, mr. speaker. may consume.lf such time as i the speaker pro mpore: the gentleman is recognized. the geneman from illinois. mr. bost: thk you. i ris in support of h.r. 529

kate: someone on the platform tm was hysterical and said they were the girlfriend. >> we have investigatorsnd what happens today and as a director from bart, i just want to say how devastated we are about this loss-of-life. kate: bart has made clear this was not a suicide and we will follow-up with them to find out how the tragedy occurred. ama: there this afternoon in oakland in three separate incidents. three died of the wounds. first involved in fbi agent working with u.s. marshall's. they were serving a criminal arrest warrant. the fbi says one person was shot and killed but would not say if that was who they were looking for. no federal agents were injured -- were injured. within minutes was a second unrelated shooting. a police captain was a homicide close to burbank preschool. our cameras on the scene found a heavy police presence. around 5:30, three more people were shot outside a station. one was found in the bart station garage. victims were placed in ambulances. conditions were not immediately available. dan: a pilot is under observation at a hospital after crashing his plane in

this newspaper that he and some other blackman founded called the plate tm of liberty. i keep coming back to it and await only published for a year. was very hard to sustain a black newspaper in that. it was expensive to put them out. your subscribers were not wealthy. he find a lot of times when african americans are able to establish it only publishes for a little while. that's the case here. in the short them severe you see a tremendous amount of affirmance their publishing stuff about repealing ohio's black laws. that's what brought me to the costly publishing articles about the evils of these laws. the way people are exploited and taken advantage of under these laws. for example, let's say there's an assault by a white man on a black man but the only witnesses are african-american. there is no hope of taking that case to court. because the black witnesses cannot testify in a case involving whites. so they will publish stories about things like that. they published addresses that ohioans would come together every once will have a convention published and addressed t

tm. can't see a young child, a baby, a woman crushed to death in front of you, and then you having toermath of that. you can't see any of that without being emotional. find can't see any of that without being emotional. �* . ., , ., emotional. and coming up in half an hour, emotional. and coming up in half an hour. foreign _ emotional. and coming up in half an hour, foreign correspondents - emotional. and coming up in half an hour, foreign correspondents based| hour, foreign correspondents based in londonjoined me to give an outsiders view on events in the uk and the wider world. that state line on bbc news. —— dateline. hello, and welcome if you just joined us. the uk's vaccine advisory bodyis joined us. the uk's vaccine advisory body is saying it cannot recommend vaccinating 12—15 —year—olds against rotavirus. they are at low risk comparatively to the virus, and the jobs would only have marginal benefit. the jcvi jobs would only have marginal benefit. thejcvi said the government should consider wider issues, including the potential disruption to schools if children are vaccinated and

from now and one of the first things we can and should do is at least makesu sure the horses behind tm are not so powerful they can't be checked in any way which means taking on silicon valley, whose power has grown unchecked in recent years and forget a.i. insane amounts of damage already with things like algorithms, run what you see in your facebook feed devoted to make you angrier and crazier every passing day and doing it effectively so breaking the power -- we get concentration to power, there are two whether they are the ends of exxon or the hands of mark zuckerberg, it's a good idea to lessen that power quickly before it overwhelms society's ability to cope and it's possible facebook has already come to where it can be but i am glad to see finally people in power coming in with these questions. i think for the moment it's important to just talk about questions around a.i. and genetic engineering & until we reached a social consensus on this, let's not take steps place where we can retreat. they do represent this, they do have the possibility of reordering what it means to be hum

we've got tm masked up.e workers and wil soon be under way for new york city teachers. we are reall taking rational steps to end the paemic. i think if that is something that can be emulated in amall way culturally elwhere, you know, the coury may be more like new york city than it thinks. >> so , learning from new york city c happen in small ways but also pullg back and in very large ways. i feel the city is still so in it, dealingith the fight over vaccine mandates and masking. u know, in terms of your concept of preparing f the next pandemic, are the big thinking issues about how so many people live together in a small area, and how they,ou know -- what types of policies could apply t make them deal with the next pandemic better? is anyf that happening? what worries you? >> some of the preparedness plans that have already been put out have focused on what we traditionally think of in terms of preparedness. on biomedical countermeasures, vaccines, therapeutics, surveillance, technology, diagnostic tests. t

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they tms themselves have followed all the time repeatedly , leading to a lot of user frustration andbitcoin is not only an unstable currency but in infrastructure that el salvador has improvised up to thseptemb 7 rollout has been very piecemeal and uneven. so what this has done in effect, the $30 in bitcoin that has incentivize folks to sign up, has been something that many parts of adorns and, people are interested in. -- poor salvadoreans and common people are interested in. the system has been so erratic that it has not really worked. what i am seeing based on popular use is people are signing up for the app using -- getting that $30 offered by the government to sign up and just withdrawing it. they are withdrawing it into u.s. dollars and going to the restaurant and getting food, buying groceries, leaving the app to this side because of the recurrent suspicion of bitcoin in the app which is shrouded in so much begin ready and lack of educational campaigns for the government to tell people what bitcoin is, how it impacts daily life and how it intersects with daily activity. this i

this newfound wisdom and, you know, self-realization that she's gained with her into back into the tmsackled some serious issues in this show, but i will say it's also very humorous as well there's funny parts of it. >> yes >> jimmy: and is relatable parts. 'cause it's a morning show >> yes >> jimmy: so, anyways -- >> yeah. well, i mean, it's fun >> jimmy: exactly. i want to show everyone a clip here's jennifer aniston in "the morning show." take a look at this. ♪ >> i can't come back even if i wanted to come back, i just couldn't. i would look flakey. wishy-washy. >> no, no, no, no. when your new deal got announced you looked smart as - >> i don't want to i don't want to. i'm done i'm done you know what, cory? i think -- i think you better go i mean, you're not a horrible person i thoroughly enjoy you i mean, maybe you are actually a horrible person, but i still find you entertaining. you're a little -- you're a little crazy, and it scares me >> jimmy: yeah come on! [ cheers and applause you guys are fantastic together it is so good. jennifer aniston, everybody! the new season of "the

chief among tm house speaker nancy pelosi.n january 8 when a call was made from speaker pelosi to general milley saying i want to know what you are doing to make sure former president trump is not allowed to misuse the nuclear codes or not allowed to get into some military action. during the call, speaker pelosi said of former president trump, he is crazy. you know he is crazy. he's crazy and what he did yesterday, referring to the capitol siege, the attack on january 16 -- sixth, is evidence of his craziness. general milley replied, i agree with you on everything. those are so's on capitol hill confirming those exact words to me tonight. someone like general mley, who is not seen as political or a democrat or a republican, here he is on the phone with a democrat who is a target of armor president trump's anger saying i agree with you. i want to point out another conversation general milley had with gina haspel, former cia director. she reportedly told general milley, we are on the way to a right-wing coup, going back to the i

you can hear more of that interview on the tms podcast. that's on the bbc sounds app.h near her home in sussex on tuesday. the reality tv star appeared at crawley magistrates court earlier. our correspondent megan paterson has been following developments. we heard in court earlier that it was around 630 yesterday morning when katie price was travelling in her bmw near her home in horsham when she lost control of the vehicle. she tried to overcompensate when she was driving and the vehicle ended up on its side in the middle of the road. katie price was trapped inside and a member of the public stayed with her until the paramedics came and freed her from the car. a police officer said at the scene she said she knew she should not be driving and that she had gone to visit a friend and she admitted being under the influence of alcohol and also it was later said there were traces of cocaine after a test. her lawyer said she had had a lot of issues recently and we also found out she has a lot of driving penalties on her record already. she will now undergo a treatment progra

you can listen to a lot more of that interview with moeen ali on the tms podcast on bbc sounds. have a huge first innings lead. centuries for rob yates and captain will rhodes. knocking on 350 there. you can find live text on that match on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. all the build—up to the champions league matches and a full build up to the football this weekend. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6:30pm. more now on the labour party conference, and leader keir starmer�*s first in—person speech at the conference praised the nhs and criticised the government's handling of the fuel crisis. he re—emphasised that labour was the party of working people, so how will that have been received across england? let's speak now to jamie driscoll, metro mayor for north of tyne. also i'm joined byjoe twyman, co—founder of the public opinion consultancy deltapoll. good afternoon to you both. i wonder if i can start with you, make it clear he were not in the conference but you have i hope manage to listen to some of the speech and get a flavour of it. what did you speak

i want to bring former seaeal tm member, he's the genuine article, honored to have him on each and everye, i have. don, very good to have you back. what do you make of this, you know, tens of thousands who are still left in afghanistan and likelihood that they will ever come back? >> neil, our president made a deal with the devil. for him or to any american think that dealing with the taliban is a good idea, they are dead wrong. president biden basically signed death certificates for thousands of people. we purposely left and possibly planned on leaving americans and trusted allies behind. first time any president of the united states has ever done this. my heart hurts to bad talk the president and the military but they have failed and the only way i see out of this is somehow the president, secretary of state, secretary of defense, chief of staff, they have a collective mindset, collective combat mind can have set change because the way we are going, we are going the fail as a country quickly. we can't keep going this way. i don't know how we are going to get out of this one here. we ha

tm mother. seeing people like this takes time-— mother. the side. , ., ., , peek in your ear. in will start the side. ., ., ,, ., side. demand for gp services has bounced back _ side. demand for gp services has bounced back strongly _ side. demand for gp services has bounced back strongly since - side. demand for gp services has i bounced back strongly since locked and especially if covid vaccine appointments are added in. t am appointments are added in. i am leased i appointments are added in. i am pleased i have _ appointments are added in. i am pleased i have seen _ appointments are added in. i am pleased i have seen you. - appointments are added in. t —n pleased i have seen you. everything looks fine. your temperature is a tiny bit you cannot really assess a sick child over the phone you, —— over the phone. lumps and bumps, these are things you had to see. th these are things you had to see. in surgeries like this, it is also getting harder to recruit doctors. a number of fully qualified gps has been falling in england and wales by the

and very, very often, he would say, "kill tm." >> let me kn when you see the target area and i'll startds during his time in office. almost 4,000 people killed, including hundreds of civilians. >> of course, the downside with the drones was the collateral damage. women, children got killed in some of these drone strikes. >> the image of the drone becomes a very disturbing influence over millions of people all over the muslim world and even in the west. >> (yelling, protesting) >> when we start thinking of a drone as the answer to all problems terrorism... >> (cheering) >> ...this is when we failed. a drone cannot kill an ideology, cannot kill a message, cannot kill a narrative. so every time we kill someone, ten people came to take their position. >> (yelling) (laughter, shouts) >> narrator: ben rhodes, one of obama's top national security advisers, now questions whether the strikes were worth it. >> i've made a point of trying to meet people where they describe the buzz overhead and this feeling of dread, of just living in a kind of permanent surveillance of an american killing machine

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off-line because i see my time isha up we did signal to your tm we want to talk about the problem of the definition of group homes for those in recovery and unlicensed group homes takingle advantage of tho in the greatest of need. >> thank you very much. the gentleman from tennessee is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. and thank you, madam secretary for appearing today. if you welcome the opportunity toni talk about something other than what we've. talked about here before z and that is opportunity zones if i could. wewe know opportunity zone were created in the tax cuts and jobs act of 2017. inad my state of tennessee at lt count i saw we had 176 opportunity zones, 32 in shelby county which is the memphis area, the area i represent with congressman steve cohen. and in 2019 i had the opportunity to tour one of those zones, an c area called -- it w calleddi union rows now called walk. i toured that with your predecessor, secretary carson. if iti could, madam secretary, could you talk about the biden administration's position right now? is the biden administra

left many relief organizations stayed behind and we owe it to them not to createke red tape and free tm risk of sanctions. are you working with the treasury department to. a general license? >> we are working the necessary licensing. we are looking to see what additional authority may be needed to ensure humanitarian assistance can get in there free willy. >> i think that's very important and it's very important. just about every major refugee assistance group has called for lifting the level to 200,000 people as refugees admissions into our country. what is the administration's view on that 200,001st and goal to ensure we deal with the magnitude of this humanitarian crisis? >> center as you know we have significantly lifted the refugee cat and the historic lows that were in place and we took office and of course assessing whether there'll be additional needs. having said that the work we are doing now with afghans in need were vetted and check into this country including the support we need from congress on that will not for the most part tap into the r refugee money. there means in me

tm. described that accurately, there is plenty of petrol, it needs to get distributed, like all the othering heaven and earth is one of those grand phrases, no one knows what that means. in practice, if! phrases, no one knows what that means. in practice, if i were sitting at home now, thinking, i'm listening to the transport secretary and i know there is an issue about not having enough truck drivers, hgv drivers, between now and what are we, towards the end of september, how soon, assuming i have passed my theory, and i know there are a number of steps here, how soon could i be qualified? tithe number of steps here, how soon could i be qualified?— i be qualified? one of the changes i made was to _ i be qualified? one of the changes i made was to streamline _ i be qualified? one of the changes i made was to streamline that - i be qualified? one of the changes i i made was to streamline that process. there is no reduction in quality but to streamline the administrative process. you can add max speed past test in three weeks, the driver training. the blockage of the number of tests availab