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fergus walsh, bbc news. joining me now is our medical editor fergus walsh. has been used off label, a drug intended for patients with diabetes and it has been used to help people lose weight and there is still global supply issues surrounding that drug. so novo nordisk, the manufacturers say they will have a careful and controlled launch of wegovy. it will be the first of a raft of weight loss drugs that are coming on the market. they are effective but they don't deal with the fundamentals of why be so much of the population is overweight. why be so much of the population is overweiaht. . ~ why be so much of the population is overweight-— clean—up crews are working to restore services in taiwan, where more more than 40 people have been injured in storm winds of over 120 miles per hour. typhoon haiku was the first to directly hit the island in four years, prompting thousands of people to be evacuated. in spain, heavy rain has brought major flooding to parts of the country, including toledo near madrid. floodwater and debris has made many roads impassable. in

so you know that dynasty and under the bill walsh era was , you know so much fun and so inspiring toatch. and so it'll it'll be a great conversation. i mean, it's, you know, hopefully we can get into like, what was it like playing with bill walsh and under george seifert and what were their friendships like ? who was the funniest in the locker room or you know, quote, who said this is so you know, some some insight to maybe what those in depth 40 niners fans are interested to hear. >> right. i've always wanted to talk to ronnie lott about you know, kind of cutting off part of his finger to keep playing that game. and i always thought, whoa, you know, athletes must be a special breed. but you would know something about that. you probably play with pain or used to skate with pain all the time, right? yeah >> i mean, i think there's a certain level of determination that each athlete has and that brings to the table. and, you know, it certainly a passion that you bring, but you know, the sacrifice that comes along with it. sometimes you got to make a choice. so yeah, ronnie made a pretty

the real quick, joe, and thenne 9-'ll get you, colonel walsh, one more time. >> 911. it's not trivial, even though it's 22 years later to skip over that or make it t an afterthought. just speak to the reverberation of it becoming it. >> maybe a second tier memorialization. >> yeah, we don't have an opportunity for that, pete. >> patriotism in our kids. we can't lose in ourselves, those of us that unlucky or lucky enough, you know, you now listen to marcus luttrell speak the other nighkidst and the wors he said about how you temper othew our generation came of age as 911 happened doue as arati economic crisis happen. as americans, even if our commande n thr in chiefrt can't respect it, we need to remember it, not just the people that died that day, s but the last 20 years and how that was the last time we felte a like a unified country. we have to memorialize that and understand we don't need that to love our country. >> commanders need to lead on that. >> real quick, a colonel does it surprise you that climate policy was all the buzz in the pentagon as are retreating

walsh. >> that's right, thank you. we can get started now that everyone's technology is working well. first i want to ask everyone to give another round of applause to our panelists. thank you for joining us today. as i mentioned, the next part of our version will allow us to hear directly from university leaders who are running 3 of the nations hbcu's and we will jump right in. we can start the first question and go down and start with you dr. walsh. we were able to hear the congresswoman speak with mr. cardona about respective roles in hbcu's. i would love to hear from each of you what sustainability looks like right now in your campuses, how you partnered it with foundations of philanthropists or the private sector and government and in achieving that sustainability. >> i'm going to use an example that she started to talk a little bit about. one of the things is, yes, we received financial support from her but i think what was more important was through her initiatives and through her company she gave us she actuall

. >> to my cousin, debbie jacob walsh. >> distinguished guests, families, friends, my name is jeffreyyers. it is my honor and privilege to offer a concluding prayer at the sacred moment on this holy ground. within the jewish faith our tradition is upon remembering our loved ones that we recite in memorial prayer. i will chant it first in hebrew and then translate it for you in english. [speaking foreign language] rest infinite rest in your sheltering presence among the holy and the pure of all of our beloved, we remember this day who have gone to the eternal home. a merciful one, we ask that our loved ones find peace in your tender embrace. their memory and during this inspiration for commitment to their ideas and integrity in our lives. may their souls be up in the bounds of life. may they always rest in peace. amen. you may be seated. we gathered today to remember what was, what is and what will never be. we were called the sacrifice of 40 air travelers and crew -- so that we can't live in the land of the free. we recognize that an entire generation has been born that does not -- ha

fergus walsh, bbc news.etter known than some hollywood stars — and they're making a lot of money adding more than £2 billion to the uk's economy last year. daniel middleton, better known online as dantdm, is one of britain's most successful youtubers who's famous for video game commentaries. the 31—year—old has posted thousands of videos across three separate youtube channels which have reached more than 34 million subscribers. 0verall, he's clocked up over 21 billion views. huge numbers. he doesn't often do interviews but our culture editor, katie razzall, got to meet him. hey, guys, it's dan here. welcome back. i've been playing video games ever since i was young. the views were just ridiculous. we are going to be doing the diamond mine cart experiment. we hit the most viewed channel on the entire site. i still look back and i'm just, like, that's crazy. get in there. at one point, dantdm was the most watched youtuber in the world. for more than a decade, he's made videos about gaming from his house that t

joe is the host of the white flag with joe walsh podcast. he's the author of the book, f silence, although it would also include the full word sort of like mccarthy use the other day at the meeting. calling for trump at the common that he is in good morning to both of you. i cannot believe we're having this conversation, we are actually having this conversation, gentlemen. joe walsh, tell me how this plays out. because there, are let's call it 20 chaos caucus folks. and let's call it 20 republicans who won in districts with joe biden also won who are not just in this inquiry it all lets mean that mccarthy doesn't pasco that mean he's actually giving matt gaetz ellison satisfaction by having this inquiry? what is this actually mean? >> well, ali, let me just first explain where we are. let me just firs explain where we are ♪ (man) that looks really high. (woman) it is high. whenever you are ready. (man) are there any snakes? (woman) nope. (man) are you sure? here we go! (vo) it's time to push your limits. (man) okay. (woman) you're doing grea

i want to bring in callahan walsh, his father is john walsh. the two co hosts on discovery. they know about this work. callahan, great to have you with us today. >> thanks for having me. >> martha: i want to take this video on the screen. this shows his escape. he's on the left hand side there. he's does a crab walk in between two walls. the other guys on the right-hand side, possibly maybe covering him or keeping an eye out for him. he crab walks up between the two buildings. then we're told he ran across the roof. it's remarkable. you can see this other guy on the right. he then went across the roof of the building. went down, over to the fence, climbed through the razor wire and got out of this prison. what do you think about this, callahan? what is your take-away here? >> i think that detention facility let the public down. they have a responsibility to keep these inmates locked up. law enforcement does a great job of capturing these fugitives, these criminals. their responsibility is to make sure that they don't get back out on the streets. they're dangerous once they d

joining us now, former republican congressman joe walsh, host of "the white flag" podcast, also stuart stevens. he's currently an adviser to the lincoln project. his upcoming new book is "the conspiracy to end america: five ways my old party is driving our party to autocracy." director of syracuse university's institute for journalism and citizenship. stuart you have seen a lot of labor days heading into primaries and general elections. at this point, do you see any evidence that any of the republican candidates are doing anything to puncture donald trump's lead? >> well, john, you'll remember when we first met in 2000, i was part of the brain trust that took a 60-point lead for george bush in new hampshire, and we lost my 19. you really have to work at. so, i think anything is possible. there's going to be a race here. trump isn't going to just walk away with this. the market demands a race. to me, the question is, the person in second or third, are they going to be offering an alternative vision to trump? and right now, the top three candidates in the republican nomination all suppor

fergus walsh, bbc news.ers stage their latest one—day strike over pay and conditions. the fresh wave of action, by members of the aslef union, means fewer than half of trains will be operating. further delays and cancellations are expected next week as the rail union stages an overtime ban. and a number of hospitality businesses are calling for the festive season to be protected and for an urgent resolution to the ongoing rail dispute. to look at the impact on businesses, we can speak now to kate nicholls. she is the chief executive of trade body uk hospitality. shejoins me now from london. thank you for coming in the programme. thank you for coming in the programme-— thank you for coming in the programme. thank you for coming in the . programme-_ 50 thank you for coming in the - programme._ so what thank you for coming in the rouramme. ,., ., ., so what are programme. good morning. so what are the im acts programme. good morning. so what are the impacts of— programme. good morning. so what are the impacts o

also with us, illinois republican walsh.icate with leader mcconnell several times today. what has he been telling you, and have you talked to him about this recent freezing incident? >> yeah, i actually saw him right after it happened. a couple of nights ago, he came home to louisville and head lined a fund-raiser and made remarks and answered a bunch of questions. if you didn't know something happened you wouldn't have known anything because it was business as usual for him. he told me he feels fine. he's watching georgia tech right now. looking forward to going back to washington next week. >> everyone does know it happened, though. many people have seen it now twice on tv. how much more do you feel he needs to tell his constituents and colleagues about what might be causing these episodes? >> well, i think it was a good move and a smart move to have the u.s. capitol physician issue the statement that he did, that he had reviewed senator mcconnell's symptoms and his case. i thought that was a good thing. ultimately, he's a

here's our medical editor fergus walsh.nsformed by a double transplant, thanks to her mum and a team at great ormond street hospital in london. she has an extremely rare genetic condition which weakened her immune system and meant her kidneys were failing. so doctors took an unusual approach. first, aditi had a bone marrow transplant, using stem cells from her mum. this rebuilt aditi's immune system. six months later, she had a kidney transplant, again donated by her mother, and her immune system accepted the organ as her own. her immune deficiency had to be corrected by having mum's bone marrow first, and because aditi was able to engraft and accept her mum's bone marrow, that therefore meant that her body could then see her mum's kidney, when it was transplanted, as being part of her. within weeks of the transplant, aditi was taken off immunosuppression, which means she doesn't risk the long—term side effects of these powerful drugs, which usually have to be taken daily to prevent organ rejection. the family is delighted.

fergus walsh, bbc news.disruption parts of the uk today as around 12,000 train drivers stage their latest one—day strike over pay and conditions. the fresh wave of action by members of the aslef union means fewer than half of trains will be operating. further delays and cancellations are expected next week as the rail union stages an overtime ban. earlier i spoke to robert nisbet from the rail delivery group. he says the ongoing action is costing tax payers. it is hugely frustrating for us who work in the industry, who want to see a healthy and thriving railway industry and the costs are ticking up. industrial action with the rmt and aslef have been going on for 15 months and the cost of that to the tax—payer is nearly three quarters of £1 billion. you mentioned hospitality, think of the impact on small pubs, restaurants, etc. they're putting the value on it of over £3 billion. so you can understand why they are annoyed, especially when there are two good deals sitting on the table for the unions and their m

guggenheim partner ceo anne walsh joins us in just a moment with the number one thing she's watchingday's meeting. >> and airbnb releasing some updates, including lower pricing in an effort to take more share from hotels. an exclusive with brian chesky is ahead, but the stock up 66% this year. >>> and we continue to await the opening trade of klaviyo what arm and instacart's price action will tell us about this debut. >>> topping the tape for us this morning, fairly obvious, that is the fed decision ahead of that, rates retreating a little bit with oil holding pretty steady. b of a today did up its year-end price target on the s&p to 4,600. about 7% upside, while citi says that global growth is likely dom in higher than predicted let's bring in cnbc senior markets commentator, mike santoli. and that bullish note on growth is probably one reason why yields haven't fallen much >> that's for sure that, the fed's message of higher for longer. and just in general, it's all the things we see as headwinds are, as i've been saying, coming against an economy that's already been humming pretty

and joe walsh, host of the white flag podcast. and commentator karen finney is here, as well. here we have it. we have the calls for menendez to resign. not a long, universal list, i might add. it's trickling out. why is it not stronger? >> it's a belief that no one is blov the law. and we should follow the legal process. if we say that for donald trump, and hunter biden, we say that for bob menendez. he will have his day in court. that's the legal case. there's the court of public opinion, where clearly, some members feel very uncomfortable, particularly in a moment where we are talking about a former president. again, no comparison. let me just be very clear, to what is alleged with bob menendez and what is alleged with donald trump. no comparison. at the same time, it's important that we maintain a clear eye about having the public trust. >> it's important that donald trump don't get re-elected. this is all -- you're going to see the pressure from democrats for menendez to resign grow. this is gold for the republicans. there's zero comparison to the former president indicte

hennion & walsh has specialized in fixed income and growth solutions for 30 years, and offers high-qualityom across the country. they provide the potential for regular income... are federally tax-free... and have historically low risk. call today to request your free bond guide. 1-800-217-3217. that's 1-800-217-3217. stuart: the news from the autoworkers union, the strike has been expanded to a general motors plant in lansing, michigan and the ford plant in the chicago. both of those plants make profitable suvs, the strike will not be extended to any other stellantis plants, general motors stock is down, ford stock is down, stellantis is up half of 1%. does the stock is down. as of noon today, the total number of uaw members on strike, 25,000. 7,000 at the two plants, chicago and lansing, total, 25,000 as of noon. check those markets please, the dow is up 70, nasdaq up 148 points. a judge on staten island has blocked new york from using a former school is an emergency shelter for migrants. this is a win for you but it is only temporary. >> yes. it was a win for not us, everybody throughout

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fergus walsh, bbc news. president zelensky has arrived in canada on an unannounced visit to the country, the first since russia's full—scale invasion last year. the head of state and his wife were welcomed by prime ministerjustin trudeau. on thursday, president biden announced a new $325 million aid package for kyiv from the united states, after meeting with mr zelensky at the white house. let's go live to kyiv and speak to mark mackinnon, senior international correspondent for the globe and mail. presumably mr zelensky is quite pleased to be arriving in canada, getting a warm reception after a mixed reception in the us, what does he need now from canada that he may be isn't getting in the us? the he need now from canada that he may be isn't getting in the us?— be isn't getting in the us? the hard truth is, canada _ be isn't getting in the us? the hard truth is, canada doesn't _ be isn't getting in the us? the hard truth is, canada doesn't have - be isn't getting in the us? the hard truth is, canada doesn't

suzanne walsh. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> could we get some assistance on this mic so we can get it working? but i know we're short-- >> oh, is it working? oh, great. thank you. >> i'm tech support, also, in my day job. >> thank you so much. you know, turn it on. got it? okay. >> wow, you do it all. [laughter] >> thank you. thank you, dr. walsh. >> testing. that's right, thank you. >> well, we can get started now that everyone's technology is working well, but first i just want to ask everyone to give another round of applause for our panelists. thank you for joining us today. [applause] >> as i mentioned this next part of our conversation will allow us to hear directly from university leaders who are running three of our nation's hbcu's. and we're just going to jump right in and we can start the first question, just kind of go down and start with you, dr. walsh, but we were able to hear the congresswoman speak with secretary cardona and ms. jones about their respective roles helping to

deputy chief walsh. that last statement that you made, i just wanted to ask you about the training division being included going forward during the review board deliberations. was that specifically in response to the officer who took his own life? no this had been in the works. if you look at the old policy, it's a very who's listed the deputy chief of administration, the commanding officer. it's very limited to really just the voting members. and a couple advisory. so this was just a formal way it had been looked at for a while. and as the revision, as you know, is going on, that is something that we've had great success outside of shootings. but using the academy and the training staff up there to teach our officers better tactics and better ways to respond, all the way from simple arrests, all the way to, unfortunately officer involved shootings. okay. i understand. thank you for that clarification. i guess i would ask and it was on my mind because i recall when this was first reported in the news and

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fergus walsh, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.ing news. a bullying complaint against former cabinet minister gavin williamson has been upheld by an expert panel in parliament. mr williamson — who quit the government after the allegations emerged — has been told to apologise to the commons. the complaint was made by former government chief whip wendy morton and was related to the allocation of seating at the queen's funeral. the parents of a teenager who died after failures in treating her sepsis are calling for patients to be given the right to an urgent second opinion if they feel their concerns are not being taken seriously. martha mills, who would have been 16 today, died two years ago. an inquest said she could have survived had her care been better. tesco's chief executive says staff will be offered body cameras because of a rise in violent attacks. physical assaults have increased by a third since last year and earlier this year british retail consortium found abuse against retail staff had almost doubled compared to pre—cov

. >>> now basil myle, gloria borger and joe walsh. congressman walsh, in a sense was whistling past the graveyard to some extent. kick this can down the road for six weeks, it's an embarrassment, but when you listen to congressman gaetz, it seems like the issues with kevin mccarthy are almost personal. what is going on? >> he hates mccarthy, to put it bluntly this friday evening. matt gaetz can't stand kevin mccarthy. you combined that with the fact that matt gaetz is putting his personal agenda ahead here. matt gaetz is already trying to run for governor of florida. this is about promoting the gaetz brand. very few house republicans really respect mccarthy. they always have had a hard time believing that you can trust his word. they know he wants to be speaker more than anything. gaetz just verbalizes that better than anybody else. and they've been making life miserable for him ever since. >> when it comes to the shutdown itself, basel, a new poll says republicans would be blamed more than anybody else. if you add up president biden

he is learning from the ukraine. walsh, i will and knew was it attack taiwan. there would be massive st. could distinctions from the west and further herd is economy. but when it comes to such arguments, china of course dismissed the western comments on this economic analysis. as foreign ministry said yesterday, quote, swap has collapsed as such, bethel rig, not china's economy. and they also stressed out a prospect of a 6 on the gross payments on change in the long run. generally and type pay for is that now let's take a look at some of the other global business stories that's in making the news frontier with our to is have audit apple to wholesalers of the iphone twelveth to test. so it is emitted to much radiation absorbed by the body, but apple says the phone has been certified by multiple international bodies as compliant global radiation stand. hey jeanette is planning on selling secondhand clothes. the thing is flagship store in london and move that reflects the pressure on fast fashion companies to cook. their environmental impact is comes ahead or plan

midfielder keira walsh, who played such a key role for england in australia, she's out with a calf injuryafter hip surgery. actually, one of the reasons that sarina wiegman gave for the lack of changes in this squad is the short turnaround. it's hard to believe that only just over three weeks ago, england were playing in a world cup final, and now they find themselves preparing for their next competitive fixture — and that's something that the england manager says that she is worried about. some players only had six days off, which after such a high—level, high—pressure competition is not good for them. and that has been going on for a long time, because we have major tournaments in the summer all the time. so the urgency to make it better is really, really high. in the weeks since the world cup final, discussion has been dominated by what happened on the pitch after the final and the actions of luis rubiales, the spanish football federation president. sarina wiegman is not one to shy away from the issues. you might remember when she accepted her award for uefa women's coach of the year l

unfortunate secretary walsh did not take his obligation to respond to oversight seriously. during your short tenure track record appears to be about the same as his. at least until you attempted to cancel your appearance at the last minute and are here today only because my threat to issue a subpoena cause you to reconsider appearing. both cases you have responded to inquiries with a vague letter providing none of the requested documents thereby technically responding to the inquiry but not in fact coming close. when you commit to providing fully responsive answers to the committee's request, yes or no? >> thank you chairman fox. i'm very happy to be here today to testify. i understand our teams work together to find the dates. quick site just a yes or no answer i appreciate your being here. you do not have to thank you very much for the question that just takes of time. >> i appreciate that. i want to say i take the oversight role of this committee and of congress. seriously. >> then it will be saying yes to my question, yes you will answer our requests completely is that

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