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indeed, rob watson as always, thank ou go! indeed, rob watson as always, thank you very _ go! indeed. now i thank you very much indeed. now let's get some of the other news from today. the uk prime minister rishi sunak says he will continue using the english name brecon beacons for the welsh national park. a man has denied murdering metropolitan police sergeant matiu ratana, who was shot dead while on duty in south london in september of 2020. he was shot in the chest while a handcuffed suspect was being taken into custody. the french actress eva green has won a high court case over her one million dollar fee for a science fiction film that never got made. the casino royale stars sued the film company saying showers owed the money after the film collapsed amid a bitter dispute with producers. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. is simple, not entirely without pain, but involved little more than rolling up your sleeve or looking away, now it is hoped that a blood test could help speed up the process of diagnosing and treating lung cancer, a far cry from the cu

thank you, iain watson live at _ you, iain watson live at westminster.land says it will make changes to the way inspections are carried out after the suicide of a head teacher in january. ruth perry took her own life while waiting for the publication of an ofsted report which was about to downgrade her school to inadequate. despite calls to abandon such classifications, ofsted says it will keep the single overall grade for schools. here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. a dedicated headteacher, ruth perry took her life injanuary while waiting for an inspection report to be published. ofsted described the death as a tragedy, but ruth's sister told me condolences weren't enough. she says ofsted haven't been in touch or engaged with the family's concerns. the complete lack of any real engagement with the family, with our wishes, with my pronouncements, with my worries, my concerns about what happened to ruth, what has happened to other headteachers and teachers, what could happen again, is really upsetting. it adds to the hurt, it adds to the outrag

and years later he goes back to him i think was watson and 250 will buys another adjacent 80 acres for $250 in cash. it's amazing delight over separate because of the great-great-grandfather. make is to be able to memorize all of the stories that we found but now we have well over 200 guests and i can't get any but the first season and tell stories that i particularly like doing stories of eastern european germans. and i used to think that event in the series and african-american american lives in 2006, african-american wives too, in 2008, and anyway you gotta play god in the president. [laughter] and so watching this lady, i'm in the infantry and you only do black people say racist. [laughter] and it had never occurred to me that i could taste the white people or asian people or anybody else, is my brand. saul tell you a funny story. we sit around and drinking and swapping lives and advise for an rated cycle of black woman coca-cola was my sponsor that time and the foundation or one of the black women, still alive. i called her and i asked her. [inaudible]. and then she got up and on

watson along these steps home and watson descended to the neva according to the plot to the thames and the peter the great bridge played the role of the london bridge, of course, it is remotely similar to the taurian, but still the operator is wonderful, worked out no doubt, got divorced, as if by magic, open the door the lock also stands 100 years ago, only the key has changed a little. and so everything is the same. the main thing is not to lose the key. yes, the key is very expensive 127 steps lead to a glass cube. it used to shine here. the lighthouse pointed the ship to the drawbridge, you can clearly see the nevsky bridge in all directions, and from that side you always look from the turn, when the ships go you always look and you think there is something so romantic here. yes , the last preparations are going on for several days, like a living mechanism. you see, here he is all tied up with a pipe. pipeline runs oil is it like blood in a person? downstream in the darkness of petersburg nights, the trinity bridge sparkles , openwork spans, wrought-iron railings, the project of fr

many thanks, iain watson in westminster. — be open. the position of the bbc�*s chairman has been in question for several months. today, richard sharp resigned over not disclosing his involvement in the facilitation of a loan guarantee for the former prime minister, boris johnson. mr sharp is to stand down injune from the role, which is meant to defend the bbc�*s standards and values. he said it would be a distraction for him to remain in thejob. in a moment, we'll look in detail at what happened, but first our culture and media editor katie razzall has been following today's events. the bbc is a big part of cultural life, constantly scrutinised and held to account by the public who pay for it. at the top of the organisation is the board, responsible for upholding bbc independence. but when gary lineker was taken off air for criticising government policy, some accused the bbc of hypocrisy because here was a bbc chairman, once a conservative donor, caught up in his own crisis over his appointment. richard sharp was missing in action unti

please join me in welcoming chris whipple and jack watson my goodness. thank you, tony. i want you all to know that the purpose of this is not only to engage in a conversation with chris this evening for your pleasure and information, it is to sell books. so i encourage all of you. thank you. i encourage all of you. when we depart this room after the program, the books are set up outside. and i would encourage everyone to read it. this is this is a splendid book that will inform you better than any book i know of. not only that i've read, but that i know of about the last two years of the biden administration. i want to read a very brief before saying a couple of words about chris. a very brief portion of the new york times review of his book. at the two year mark of the administration. no one can fairly score the fights of this presidency. the judgment on chris whipple fight, however, is much easier. it is a herculean effort for any future writer eager to describe biden's first two years. this will be the book cited first and most often by all of them. a word about chri

she was like, "oh, of watson and crick.rt of her brain was like, "ooh, crick. [ laughter ] "allie -- allie, like a crick in your neck. [ laughter ] and she was like, "no, shut up brain. that doesn't make any sense. and her brain was like, "no, it didn't work really good. [ laughter ] is this our last one yeah, this is last one we often go to scollins for our closers. and that's what we're doing here today. scollins -- if you've seen scollins once before, and it was the -- it was a cosby joke, which was everyone's favorite. [ laughter ] "today was national napping day," said parents who weren't ready to tell the truth about grandma. [ audience oohs [ laughter ] "no, no, no," said -- there -- yeah, yeah [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause "you don't get it. you guys, what a time we've had. this has been "surprise inspection." [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: as i said, it's feeling more and more like spring. and there's nothing i like more in spring than hanging out with some friends and drinking a coup

charles watson is live in nashville now with the very latest. charles, what can you tell us? >> reporter: hey, good afternoon, arthel. we do anticipate more protests on monday in support of action on gun reform. in fact, on saturday we saw one right behind us organized by marr for our lives concern march for our lyes that turned out to be peaceful. parents and students marched to the accepts of the tennessee the state capitol with signs saying things like this is what democracy looks like. a lack of action on gun control in the wake of the tragic school shooting here in nashville where a gunman savagely killed six people including three young children. republican governor bill lee has since proposed school safety measures such as funding for security upgrades and armed officers at both public and private schools, but that hasn't eased the fare for some of these protesters who say they're afraid they could be the next victims. >> i go to school every day in fear that i will die, that my brother will die, that my friends will die, that my cousins will die. this is not fair. i d

i'm charles watson fox news.ll ahead, couldn't autonomous car company be forced to slow down robotaxis rollout. details after car hits francisco bus plus an incredible story for one west michigan family 130 years in the making, while their new y their new baby girl hol mew ni bus in san francisco. the crash happened two weeks ago, the company says the car improperly predicted how the articulated bus would move when it pulled out of a bus stop. cruz described the crash as a fender bender and said nobody was hurt. it also said that it issued the recall to be transparent and promises the same thing will not happen again. cruz recently applied for a full permit to run autonomous right shares across the city or whatever you pregnancy, families may or may not want to know the gender of their baby, but for one family in west michigan, they did want to know because the odds were definitely leaning towards one gender in particular foxes. amy lang introduces us the family that's welcoming its first girl. and more than a ce

but i think as watson saw it, these drunken officers were misusing him. and also, his fellow his fellow soldiers, when the confederacy didn't really manpower to waste. so it was only by a certain deserting and joining another outfit that watson could escape abuse and fulfill his patriotic obligations as a soldier and a man. and this potential for disorder caused by drunken soldiers officers. it left civil u.n. observers horrified as. well, although they might not have been surprised and they respond by articulating their own ideas about role that liquor should play in soldiers life and their opinions are different than the soldiers and the officers. temperance reformers, especially thought that soldiers should avoid all liquor at, all costs. they're worried that they'll jeopardize their manliness and jeopardize the safety of the country as a result. so reformers worried that young men would drink to their ruin in an effort to assert masculinity and to appeal to social stability, to and to bravery. and then after spending time in the army, both abstainers

en watson bill. >>> fueron grabadas por la cámara de una patrulla .sas de aire frío con aire cálido a lo que es el tornado, si se el hecho en norte... en la costa este el panorama es extraordinario y justamente este fin de semana todavía la presencia de algunos nublados y nevadas ligeras en zonas altas, autopista 80, las 50 yendo hacia lo que es la el tajo, pero sin advertencia para nosotros un panorama que se mantiene estable las únicas advertencias son con este aumento la temperatura desde la sierra nevada comienza a derretirse mucha de esa nieve histórica acumulada y por lo tanto para (palabra en inglés) la advertencia por inundación que continúa, recuerde hace cientos de años esta zona era un gran lago el noveno lago y precisamente el área amarilla que vamos a ver es lo que se llamaba el lago tulare que desapareció hace más de 100 años pero que está regresando a esas aguas que se están comentando a presentar al deshielo . >>> si se ve san francisco la temperatura en los 50 y tres va a continuar subiendo de forma ligera la temperatura en gran parte

rob watson was saying that what rishi sunak faces rob watson was saying that what rishi sunakfaces now he rishi sunak faces now is dilemma, do ou auree? ., . rishi sunak faces now is dilemma, do ouauree? ., , . rishi sunak faces now is dilemma, do ou auree? ., , . . you agree? he does face a dilemma, because the — you agree? he does face a dilemma, because the truth _ you agree? he does face a dilemma, because the truth is _ you agree? he does face a dilemma, because the truth is that _ you agree? he does face a dilemma, because the truth is that dominic- because the truth is that dominic raab was one of his chief backers in the leadership bid that rishi sunak ran last summer. in the end he lost to liz truss and then eventually acquired office. indeed, liz truss did indeed not include mr raab in her cabinet, he went back to the backbenches, only then for rishi sunak to put him back into his cabinets, to put it back into the position of deputy first minister, despite the fact that there were already claims being made about the ethics of the way mr raab dealt with civil servants in his p

charles watson has more now from nashville. more protests are expected on monday in nashville after the tennessee house of representatives voted last week to expel two of three members who publicly supported gun control protests. republicans insist the members were voted out for breaking house rules on decorum. they literally control the crowd they control. the protesters have process. we have procedures what they did, uh, was not right and it deserves expulsion. speaking out today ousted democrats justin jones and justin pearson, say it. was a partisan power grab meant to silence calls from tennessee and calling for action on gun control in the wake of a horrific shooting at the nashville christian school. the reality is an institution filled with people who are more concerned about supporting the nra and supporting the second amendment than it is protecting the first amendment rights of children and teenagers to be able to come to the capital and advocate for gun violence prevention laws. they also point out that their collea

watson because just your pocket this morning that the more 9 people were killed yesterday . so dismissed. the total sum of all and so down if i was 273 people who are was into more than 1500 or for other things besides the army. not mentioned anything about offering the buyer or the robberies before person didn't mention anything about already. also learned that there was some, there would be a 70 days, but if it's not for the people, because the previous, the fire on the previous to this or not, we're not implemented truly between the 2.15 that they have broken the law to fire but to fire the fire fire and also our fire and there was our fire. all of these were broken because the size of them on this let's cross live now. so the regional spokes person and i robi, of the international committee for the red cross alone, a senior colleague. and thanks very much for joining us this afternoon. first of all, what can you tell us about the humanitarian situation in sudan at the moment? the money tenants, the amid the ongoing violence is no a to sole able to get through a country.

boxes charles watson reports. authorities have not yet said whether they have identified a suspect or if anyone is in custody. for most of sunday, investigators had been focused on this building named mahogany masterpiece. so witness tells us he was deejaying a sweet 16 birthday party inside of that building when someone opened fire around 10, 30 central time saturday night, the alabama law enforcement agency confirms at least four people were killed and 28 others were injured during the course of the gunfire . investigators have not said what led to the shooting. neither have they released the identities of the deceased. folks in the community tell us at least three of the victims who were killed were teenagers. one was recently recruited to play football at jacksonville state university. for now, fox news is withholding their names until we get confirmation. but folks who knew them say they weren't the type of kids to get into trouble. we're blessed. i mean, the kids never got in trouble. never i mean, and i'm h

while you are kid, wasp, also, and under watson, was a law. he a bottle bargaining list the provided we, while it's a classic move of crews, particularly in africa or the 1st days of military conflicts, that there's a fight for control of the state tv station. and that's certainly what happened here. i love you and i don't notice both sides have used to stake tv in order to get their message out there. but also in recent years, i think many needs have turned both to private tv station and social media for a lot of their news. and i think people discount a lot of what they see on tv as something that really is one side has. historically, there has been a lot of skepticism on the part of the civic movement of these news outlets. at the same time, they still get some of their messages across, but it's also countered by an enormous reliance upon digital communications. on twitter encrypted malware. well, what have you, what people are prostrating story and verifying them? we need to consider that whenever we talk about social media reach, it is re

here's our political correspondent iain watson. campaign ad first published just before easter has now been resurrected. labour suggesting rishi sunak personally is content for some sex offenders not to be sent to prison. keir starmer took to the pages of the usually conservative supporting daily mail saying, "i make absolutely zero apologies for being blunt on this, no matter how squeamish it might make some feel." but hang on a minute. labour's figures on the number of child sex abusers who are caught by the police but not sent to jail go back to 2010, five years before rishi sunak became an mp. but for some of this time, as head of the crown prosecution service, keir starmer sat on the body that drew up sentencing guidelines. the primary responsibility of the sentencing council is to ensure consistency when it comes to sentencing across the courts, across the uk. the minimum sentence, the maximum sentence, is set by parliament. so what is labour up to? well, unsurprisingly, crime is a major issue for many voters, especially thos

arthel: i'm sorry eric, let's go to charles watson right now. he has live in dadeville with the very latest on this. what more can you tell us? >> good afternoon arthel and eric. not a lot of confirmed information to go off of from police. within 12 hours after this trip recorded mass shooting happened. still chasing down details as you can probably see behind me authorities are still out at the crime scene of the reported mass shooting take place. investigators have worked through the night and relate through the morning combing through evidence and trying to figure out what exactly hap happened. i stepped out of the shot you can see a lot of the focus has been on this brick building. in fact a few moments ago, less than an hour ago saw investigators come out with a white sheet to try to cover up the horrific images that may lie behind those doors. alabama law enforcement agency, which is leading this investigation confirms four people were killed in a number of other victims were injured following the shooting. linked to a birthday party aroun

they were pushing watson hard.they just -- well, they've been outrun completely in terms of ai they would argue differently, i'm sure >> and then nvidia it's very interesting, amazon talked about its own chips yet, they're in the consortium with nvidia. look, i like jassy i'm giving him a hard time not just because he's a giant fan. you see that chart that's the upside down amazon chart. we talk nvidia and we think ai, and the chips are the go-to chip >> did you see the regular gaming chips >> did you listen to jassy he talked about the fact when it comes to generative ai, he said he would write an entire letter about it andrew asked him about platforms such as chatgbt. take a listen. >> we have been using machine learning in a very deep way, in every one of our businesses. we have our own large language models we have been working on i see many kceos don't get enough lunch, and i ask every one of them what they think about chatgbt. >> they are all thinking about it and many are using it i had lunch with a ceo who

what bill now the key, for example, that watson is in a big rush, but as it books people please send me the income. when i tell a game or a book, fair fair that you don't want gold. i want them alley from a do not need the inside. and so genia, i don't call mom dad to finish class the currency to deal with. cuz of the game, both immanuel good for us to nick is off, but i was on the way to got to waste oil by 5 in your chit of i was on the money. so of the capitol daughter, childress spoke with lucy shantell assuming in the modem, which really seemed ah, ah, overcome the elation from other stable in the country cannot be isolated from others. china welcomes brazil, president on ministers, but delegates say that country is free to choose its trade partners without any a brazil turn to local currency for trade deals. instead of the u. s. boa. quick member states promotes financial multiple our to shifting away from the head. gemini, of the greenback, we discussed these developments with all get we have been creating bridget on many now with the india currency and there is no longer depe

the communities of poirot and watson ville are top of mind for california senator alex padilla.e visited the area wednesday alongside other elected officials, saying, people here have seen far too much devastation. over the last 30 years. five. major floods in the area last month. residents were evacuated from homes when i love e breached, officials say repairs to that levy had been needed for years that construction of the power river flood risk management project was always delayed its pressure that we have tried to prevent by authorizing this project since 1966 to rebuild this levee senator padilla along with senator dianne feinstein and u s representative jimmy panetta, helps secure nearly $150 million for the area in biden's bipartisan infrastructure law, but mother nature didn't wait for that 74 year old levee to be repaired. as a result, biden recently approved a major disaster declaration due to the flooding will continue to work together to ensure that the biden administration expedite construction funding and protect this community the way it deserves. he says. low inc

boxing is charles watson has the latest now on the investigation. investigators have wrapped up behind me at the scene of the deadly date their alabama mass shooting, but so far, not a lot of answers in terms of what led to the shooting, and why most of sunday investigators had been focused on this building named mahogany masterpiece. a witness tells us he was deejaying, a sweet 16 birthday party inside of that building when someone opened fire around 10, 30 central time saturday night. the alabama law enforcement agency confirms at least four people were killed and 28 others were injured during the course of the gunfire. investigators have not said what led to the shooting. neither have they released the identities of the deceased folks in the community. tell us at least three of the victims who were killed were teenagers. one was recently recruited to play football at jacksonville state university. for now, fox news is withholding their names until we get confirmation. but folks who knew them say they weren't the type of kids to get into trouble.

i'm charles watson fox news. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30 officially out of a job and facing federal charges. the new internal report out about the now former head of the sj police officers association and her alleged drug running former governor jerry back. brown talks about the race for the white house. the one thing he says, is keeping him from trying to take on president biden for the democratic nomination and a very different kind of hazard at the masters today more on the dangerous situation at augusta. the oracle park hours before first pitch this afternoon giants unfortunately lost 3 to 1, but longtime fans say they are ready for the new season with new mlb rules aimed at speeding up the game. a box of cannabis theft job was caught on camera in san francisco's mission district video shows the crew using a minivan to ram the building on 13th street. apparently they believed it was a dispensary. but it was actually a storage unit. this comes one day after cannabis business owners gathered to raise the ala

watson has been covering this, you know, ivan what's taiwan, saying about this report?yeah they don't like it. there's a statement from the ministry of defense of taiwan that says, quote. we respect outside opinion on our national defense . but a foreign media cited unidentified documents and the content was obviously not factual. so let's back up to this. purported pentagon leak reported in the washington post . we haven't seen the actual document itself. we've reached out to the pentagon for comment on this. but what the washington post is reporting is that that the document argues that, for example, taiwan's air force that only about half of its planes are fully mission capable that there are all sorts of kind of logistical issues like air defense, lacking compatible secure radios, arguing, assessing that in the event of a full scale conflict with china, taiwan's air defenses would be overwhelmed, and china could somewhat quickly established air superiority over the self governing island. it goes on to say that the u. s. intelligence community is having a harder time

and nashville charles watson ktvu fox two news happening today. pandemic rules are changing at stanford university students, faculty members of staff are no longer required to be vaccinated against covid. the decision is in response to declining case counts at stanford and is in line with the latest state public health guidelines. the university, though still urging everyone to get vaccinated students and staff members who work in stanford healthcare facilities are still required to be vaccinated. have you been on the drive to the east bay recently? while you may want to look up to the hills the next time you head that way. what a glorious sight that is, but it does come at a price. we will feature the pollen reported. that's coming up as the news continues, right here on ktvu, fox two. ♪ from the mountains to the coast... ♪ ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ todos a la mesa ♪ ♪ que buena la mezcla ♪ ♪ it don't get no better ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ lovin' this land everyday ♪ ♪ no

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so much in corona, the restaurant industry, all the slides industry, so business really very watson on the not that our that the demographic change will lead to smaller and smaller, so hard in the future. so until 2035, we'll have a loss of 7000000 people in germany in the labor market. if we cannot attract migration than others, for example, ok. and i wanted to touch exactly on that point and the german government has a nice plans to make it easier to attract workers from abroad. if someone i, 5, germany is watching this now and think maybe they'd like to work here. what criteria do they need to fulfill? well, there are different possibilities and it will become really quite easy to come to germany. for example, we all have a system like canada, with, with a special card where you, where you have the system, the way to collect points, you qualification, due to age, your connection to germany and so on. if you have enough price, then you can come to germany and for looking for a job. and there's also another chance that is, if yes or if you found a job in germany and your labor contrac

but marina and lady sleeva alex, he gave up, find themselves facing a cool choice when watson was there. we don't want to meet the russians at competition. so the quote, if they go, we won't go, we don't want to meet them and we cannot meet them. it was and was, and in general, all the treader ations, whether ukrainian or international should do everything they can to not let them participate with the official move was phoebe after rushes invasion. ukraine has threatened to boycott the games if russian athletes are allowed to participate. but the international olympic committee has said that russian athletes should be allowed to compete, as neutrals, along with the main purpose of didn't pick games is piece, what piece can they be with russia? if your, if the ios, he allows russia to take part in the olympic games, then these games are not about piece anymore on themes and what would be the message behind? it was even under a new tro flag, they were under the neutral flag at the last olympic games and it didn't change anything. they started, a war will need to know who it was, only a wa

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and the great, i think in that she watson communicate it, that most i think you're, you would take quite clearly is not on our insurance. and it's certainly not in our interest to communicate to basing that, oh, if you do something, we don't care which is obviously not directly what happened. but which could you read that way at the top of her gender or hopes of in this thing. china to help in the war in ukraine, but beijing's already shown its support to moscow. i think i'm those my, my, my personal a gasoline but that she and other people in the office probably clear that aging is not going to take. they're not going to become the great media and hoping they might take, but i understand why she would bring that up and, and i think it's an issue where you can say, well, we have to try because anything that we can try, something that we need to try. * but i'm not, i'm not hopeful that making i'm trying to work as a mediator on this issue to be a doctor. so what are her chances of getting paging to budge on anything? not just tiwana ukraine, but also human rights. and she jang, for exampl

so this is really a very watson on the non that's our that's the demographic change will lead to. busy smaller and smaller cohorts in the future. so until 2035, we'll have a loss of 7000000 people in germany in the labor market. if we cannot attract migration than others, for example. ok. and i wanted to touch exactly on that point and the german government has a nice plans to make it easier to attract workers from abroad. if someone i, 5, germany is watching this now and think maybe they'd like to work here. what criteria do they need to fulfill? well, there are different possibilities and it will become really quite easy to come to germany. for example, we all have a system like canada, with, with a special card where, where the system, the way to collect points and qualification due to age, your connection to germany and so on. if you have enough points, then you can come to germany and for looking for a job. and there's also another chance that is, if yes or you found a job in germany and your labor contract that you can come even if you have no qualification, which is officia

that was rob watson.ficial visit to hungary are seen as one of the more politically sensitive trips of his career. here he is meeting with hungary's prime minister viktor orban. in his first major speech in budapest pope francis warned of the dangers of nationalism and called for a more welcoming attitude to refugees. that is in stark contrast to the hungarian prime minister viktor orban who is often criticised immigration to europe. live to budapest and we can speak to edward habsburg, the ambassador of hungary to and has been following his visit. thank you forjoining us. you have been with the pope, i've been following your twitter account, tell us about some of the highlights. it was very exciting. you could feel palpably that the pope really likes the hungarians, you could tell by the hungarians, you could tell by the way he greeted us and to buy the things he said and he got a very warm welcome here and he gave an incredible speech to a packed house full of hungarian politicians with viktor orban, an

u, a beach watson or mountain boston. well, i'm a mountain person and here's your proof in 3 pictures. and i love what you know, what we're doing all my pictures, even in these beautiful, picturesque mountain clash. yeah. even in high mountain be where i would go to make myself feel like an explorer in and explore the mountains. i would still find trash, and a lot of my friends have the same story. but you know someone much like us went on a hike. so all of this trash. but he didn't stop there. he decided to do something about it to give back to the mountain. something for all the com and piece that big give all of us anybody he met them low gas em day. the 1st time we were on a short trip to a place called satan don't like after about 2 and a half hours of hiking it restarted cleaning up the into. i mean, i had convinced 34 of my friends to craig with a different public. i log angles, hyperlink up, angles, man, every one, his dates and the initial half an hour and, but eventually people get on board and start picking up