with me is bbc africa editor, will ross.h because you were there five years during a lot of the violence that was taking place at the hands of the lord's resistance army, tell us a bit more about this group. the? us a bit more about this group. they came u- us a bit more about this group. they came up in — us a bit more about this group. they came up in the _ us a bit more about this group. they came up in the mid-19 _ us a bit more about this group. tie: came up in the mid—19 805 and came up in the mid—19 80s and opposed the government of the president at the time, and basically did not really have an agenda that anybody understood and they talked about wanting to govern the country under the ten commandments but basically they just went around killing people and abducting young children and then using them to attack their own communities, so they spread terror across the whole of the north of uganda for about two decades, at times as many 2 million people displaced and tens of thousands of children abducted and forced figh

with me is ...the bbc�*s africa editor, will ross we understand a suicide bomber detonated explosivesly five, opened fire on the people will stop we sought late—night videos of the bodies on the beach. they then targeted the beach view hotel nearby, there was a siege that went on for quite number of hours and then the police later said that siege was over. as he said, 32 civilians at least killed, 63 others wounded in some of them critically. this is one of the worst attacks in many months in mogadishu. and remind us the background, you said it was one of the worst attacks but not the only attack? ila. said it was one of the worst attacks but not the only attack?— but not the only attack? no, in fact, but not the only attack? no, in fact. almost — but not the only attack? no, in fact, almost exactly _ but not the only attack? no, in fact, almost exactly one - but not the only attack? no, in fact, almost exactly one year l but not the only attack? no, in i fact, almost exactly one year ago but not the only attack? no, in - fact, almost exactly one year ago a similar attack on the beach

considered a manipulator. which was on the peace station is also on the iss, but nevertheless on ross willbe on ross, well, i think that a new arm will be developed, because if an external airlock appears, then most likely a manual one, i mean it will be normal, well, that is , this. will already be according to modern canons robotics, which moves there in all possible planes, so that it would be convenient for the astronauts to place the results of scientific experiments from the inside, from other things that i noted - these are modules that can separate, attach to the station, the main thing is to be replaced, that is, this is what is important, they unfastened, well, theoretically, yes , we can exploit the station forever, the idea was also voiced that they will repair satellites, but this can also be seen in the sm about the fact that ... well, at least bring them closer to the station, so that capture it with some kind of manipulator or some kind of satellite, a repairman that will go looking for it, well, like it was with the shuttle, only something smaller and something more mobile

with me is ...the bbc�*s regional africa editor, will ross.what happened. it talk us through what we know about what happened-— what happened. it certainly seems that attacks _ what happened. it certainly seems that attacks are _ what happened. it certainly seems that attacks are aimed _ what happened. it certainly seems that attacks are aimed at - what happened. it certainly seems that attacks are aimed at bringing| that attacks are aimed at bringing about as many civilian casualties as possible. al shabaab targeted this beach, a very popular beach in mogadishu on a friday evening, a weekend. many people, young people there enjoying themselves. the first thing we understand that happened is a suicide bomber detonated explosives on the beach and there is video footage of bodies on the beach and some of them injured. some injured people trying to get away from the beach, this is in the dark. people that were there pretty late at night. then, the government targeted a nearby hotel, the beach view hotel. we think that the somali security forces t

ben ross will be here with highlights when we come back. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> hey, welcome to sports. i'm ben ross. a busy saturday in multiple sports will get to baseball in a moment. but we're going to start on the gridiron, the preseason is officially underway for the forty-niners san francisco, as you can see on the road taking on the tennessee titans tonight. most of the regulars took this game off, including brock purdy. so the quarterback snaps split between these 2 guys. joshua dobbs and brandon but it was the running game that got the niners on the board. first. that's jordan mason fighting for the end zone on a 4 yard touchdown run 7 to nothing. san francisco allen played in the 1st half. nice throw here to frank darby, a gain of 33 on the play. allen finished 7 for 13 98 yards. forty-niners were down 14, 7 at the half. 4th quarter now down 17, 7 check out this play by dobbs gets outside the pocket and just an incredible effort to dive into the end zone. a 6 yard td run. niners come up a little short as the titans win it 17, 13. meanwhile, the raiders on the road fac

ben ross will have the details on the 9 are running back. who got the nod to enter the home? >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, as a much-deserved day off of training camp for the forty-niners. but the team still made some news announcing a hall of fame nod for one of their most beloved players from the early 2, thousands, frank gore, who is in santa clara earlier this week, hanging out with another. another legend jerry rice as well as the team. he's going to be inducted into the forty-niners hall of fame in week. one of the season on monday night football. now gore was a 5 time pro bowl selection. he becomes the 31st member of the niners hall of fame. the running back out of the university of miami had a 16 year nfl career 10 with the forty-niners 16,000 career rushing yards. that was 3rd most in nfl history behind only emmitt smith and walter payton. gore is the forty-niners team leader in rushing yards, rushing attempts and rushing touchdowns. he's nearly 14,000 yards from scrimmage. seconds behind only rice. well, go or should probably find himself in another hall of fam

coming up, the forty-niners announced the newest member of their hall of fame today in sports, ben ross will have the details and the 9 are running back. we've got the nod to enter the hall. it's time to get away and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place to do as much... or as little as you want. make your getaway now and cache in at cache creek casino resort. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> welcome to sports. and ben ross was a much-deserved day off of training camp for the forty-niners. but the team still made some news announcing a hall of fame nod for one of the most beloved players from the early 2. thousands, frank gore, who was in santa clara earlier this week hanging out with the team and alongside another legend, jerry rice is going to be inducted into the forty-niners hall of fame in week. one of the season on monday night football, a 5 time pro bowl selection. gore becomes the 31st member of the niners hall of fame, the running back out of

and they also claim that the special military operation, according to ross, has a fight special forces will be over and. busy 2 to 3 months that we heard from a form of payment to the security policy. as michael move, he said, including forces in the course legion and now facing a check to make. and i think the ukrainians were desperate to do something, the unconventional, if you will. and in doing that they, they, they fell flat on their face by, by pulling actually, by pulling the troops out of the nest region, some $10000.00 of them to, to, to do this incursion in the course, which was a little surprising with, with no uh, strategic goals and mine, actually it really costs that much cost to them now and goodness. they've now been bolted in the, in the course area. so they, they basically it being, being check, made it, if you will, there is no way of, of taking over that that, that area without logistical support. and, and i think it was, it was a, uh, what we would call a hail mary, if you will. uh, to uh, to try and gain some modicum of the lab rates for any future negotiation. and i t

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in the purity of these sincere tears, when you forget. you will float away from me at dawn, leaving only a bouquet of memories at the vyachy rossen you forget, you will float away from me at dawn, leaving only a bouquet of droppings at our state, sochi, vzhem, i will remember only this voice always, it is like a forest stream, it will caress my heart, when the rain has taken cover. i will remain alone in your autumn by the old old santa, when having taken cover from the rain we will put the old ontom, i will remain alone in your autumn. everywhere, like many words, like yellowed leaves with the wind, have flown away into the valley, when you forgot me, at dawn you sailed away, like ships sail away from the pier, when you forgot me too, at dawn. where it sailed away, like ships sail away, there are piers, like ships sail away there, piers, ships, like ships sail away from the piers, and when you say goodbye, i will see the lost. i will see birds flying away in it, i will take paints, i will take host, i'll pour some wine and say a toast, dust off the yellowed pages, yes, it's so convenient, i'll remember, i'll remember, i'll rem

ben ross and myself will host then aaron wilson will be at the game in las vegas will have live coverage during our pre-game show. then, of course, niners raiders. that game right on our air. and and soon as it wraps up, ben and i anchoring coverage from here while aaron wilson is in vegas post-game. so crown for your place to be for that game. >> all right. that's commitment. congrats on the wedding and we'll see you at 6.30, for the pre-game show friday night. big time. >> climate scientists say that this year is likely to be the hottest on record and they say that contributes to extreme weather events all across our country know boy, no, but kron four's washington correspondent simlot explains. >> the events and the causes. here's more. >> from wildfires in new mexico to hail storms in colorado to hurricane beryl in texas. the earliest category 5 hurricane on record, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says the u.s. has already seen 19 disasters each causing more than a billion dollars in damage. the second most since scientists started tracking them in 1980. >> nasa a

. >> raiders gameday, pre-game show starting at 6.30, ben ross and myself will be hosting that coverage and we'll have live coverage from las vegas with erin wilson leading up to kickoff and of course, the game on our air. >> and then right after the game, stay on. kron 4. our raiders gameday post game show live coverage in the vegas and ben and i holding down the fort i almost get this story. we had the rare inner to vision trade today in the nfl. the philadelphia eagles acquired john dots in from the commander, the eagles and the commanders, a third-round pick into 7th round pick while the eagles received option, of course, and a fifth-rounder from the commanders. this is relevant here for a few reasons. one, the eagles are viewed really the main competition in the way of the niners getting back to the super bowl in 2, the commanders just got to picks for a possible trade for brandon aiyuk. the commanders in the steelers have been the teams link. >> 2. brandon, i so maybe watching it and it is. >> loading up for a trade. yeah. maybe set tomorrow night. the niners radar, 7 o'clock i've

ross. he's expecting will much. she already knows a new baby's life will be difficult so i may not know she has no regular work and her husband doesn't make much money. they already have 4 children to feed. and now assess is on the way to nothing. i really hurting inside. i didn't want this baby in the, in the that make me feel like i should drink every day. i'm a friend used to come with a little bit of money and we would rush to buy box wine so that we could drink the whole day. it was very difficult to keep the baby she lives in a neighborhood with more than 20 unlicensed because outlets people can be seen drinking from the early morning in these makes shift 'cause, gangs, and drugs or rampage. areas like rid of all in wooster, have high levels of unemployment, high levels of poverty and hopelessness. this cocktail of negative circumstances drive many people here to drink heavily. and some others simply don't know the impact this has on the unborn children. fund ross only realize the long term damage of the actio

will act to count the risk of recession as well. you kind of prime minister cast, i'm a is warning ross is targeting muslim communities. they will face the full force of the law as he tries to in days of unrest. rival groups have 4 in the city of plymouth, and won't police describe the sustained violence. the nationwide demonstration started last week to 3 goals was stab to death and the 9th attack in southport police. i social media posts mostly planned to muslim immigrants. the government is urging social media platforms to stop the spread of racial height or a challenge looks at what and who is behind the finance. they've attacked people, property and the police, and they're responsible for some of the most serious and sustained public violence . the u. k. c and a decade. but who are the anti immigration protest is taking part in riots across the country. they might be, for example, useless off boards. people traveled into southport to perform these extreme, exclusively. it was these people, wow, you know, almost was a jew to the gods and stand full the nation. any glass of columbus and i could have teeth, so she's a

ross. the politician used the platform for his own political goals and bright statements. for example, he once again stated that if he wins the election, he willanize a meeting between putin and zelensky and call them to negotiations. and also in an interview with ross, trump called chinese president xi zenpin a powerful man and... noted that he knows him well. trump and harries will meet in september as part of the pre-election debates, but they still can't agree on a date for the candidate. trump intends to boycott the september 10 debates on abc, since joe biden has dropped out of the race, meaning they are no longer relevant, and instead suggested that harries meet on september 4 on fox news. the democratic candidate immediately spoke out against it and called on trump not to dodge the previous ones agreements. official tourist. the portal visit to petersburg invites you to go on a trip to the city on the neva. st. petersburg surprises and delights. the great history of the past and new tourist geography, classic modern routes. great museums and creative spaces, the official tourist portal visit petersburg will help you plan the perfect tr

electric shuttles travel 12 miles per trained attendant will always be on board with the 7 passenger vehicle is controlled remotely by deep incorporated. >> ross, more residents say this new transportation option could cut down the need for drsving. i >> maybe i will have 2 cars, they'll just have one hat and orleans him are among the first to test the shuttle out. they say they feel safe and see the program, improving their quality of life. most times we're close enough. where will walk to the fitness center. >> but if after exercise umpire. i can get the press have a lot more training, training or to 100 pilot is scheduled to run 8 to 9 months to other sites are planned county wide. the next in martinez in walnut creek, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> all right. into the future. and ross more. all right. >> there's still some time to get in on some family fun before the school year starts oakland's first fridays. it's coming back tomorrow. it will be on telegraph avenue between 27th and 22nd streets from 05:00pm to 9. it features food, music and games all for free. organizers say the main focus is to enjoy oakland while feeling safe. a

ross. the politician used the platform for his own political goals. for example, he once again stated that if he wins these elections, he will organize a meeting betweenn and zelensky, and also call them to negotiations. and in an interview with ross, trump called the chairman of the prc xidzenping a powerful man and noted that he knows him well. yes, one could have picked up on that exactly. the meeting between trump and harries will take place in september as part of the pre-election debates, but they still can’t agree on a date for the candidate. trump intends to boycott the debates on september 10 on the abc platform, because biden has dropped out of the race, and means about previous agreements. more than 40 athletes were infected with covid-19 at the olympic games in paris, not a day goes by without a scandal. this was stated at a briefing in geneva by the official representative of the all-russian society of the blind. well, the largest number of cases of infection was recorded in the australian team. there , the virus was detected in seven swimmers. well, and observers write that in the french capital , precautions are almost completely absent

and of course jim hamilton who is going to be wonderful and congresswoman deborah ross who will talk about some of the things that need to be done now and maybe can talk about some of the things that we did after watergate in terms of congressional legislation that has been undone by the supreme court. let me start with you jim. you have described the watergate hearings which it's hard for me to believe having only seen them on television that it was in this room because it seems so small compared to what i saw. but you've described it as being the most successful the most consequential and the most um riveting of all congressional investigations and it certainly is true in american history. this lasted 51 days and 80 to 85 percent of all american households watched and they were riveted and they didn't watch for an hour. they watched for a minimum of 30 hours. obviously, we're in a slightly different time, but i want you to talk about maybe just quickly five reasons. why you think that that was the most riveting and most consequential? there's a microphone. why you'd take one? maybe

and they also claim that the special military operation, according to ross, has a flat special forces will be over and the 2 to 3 months that pull that's a good risk analyst and veteran walker responding to elijah magneer, believes that the ukraine ending crushing into russia is about key of trying to boost more all.

ross. the politician used the platform for his same political goals. for example, he once again stated that if he wins these elections, he will organize a meeting betweensky, and also call them to negotiations. and in an interview with ross, trump called the chairman of the prc xidzen a mogu. person and noted that he knows him well. yes, one could pick up on the exact. the meeting between trump and harris will take place in september as part of the pre-election debates, but the candidate has not agreed on a date. intends to boycott the debates on september 10 on the abc platform, because biden has dropped out of the race, which means they are no longer relevant. instead, harris suggested meeting on september 4 on fox news. come on, i'll just jump in, the democratic candidate has already spoken out against it, she called on trump not to shirk previous agreements. we watch to learn about the world. educational programs and documentaries. we watch, we watch in the app or on the website, who are you? i, a traveler, aeronaut, genre ivan, and so we are namesakes, what a fairy tale without ivan. uh, uh, what started? without deception without flint, into the

will one. he'll be competing with alca ross, i'm chunk of age and the top rates by the end of and see if that was correct. prediction also let us know the mechanics center, in my opinion, is one of the most well behaved players. seems like a really nice guy for me to and from everything i hear, there is nothing to suggest, but he's doesn't done anything intentionally here. now is there any real advantage to what's, what's being there, they can, can time event or whatever, whatever it was that spray. i believe the bigger issue here is i've sent this on a couple of other entities have done with off to you over the loss of 6 months. and if you go back to some of the summer on a house, on the women side, so many good example, it's guilty until proven innocent. none of that is not in any legal process, anywhere in the western world or any sort of civilized society. the problem you have with you, it's center it's, he's world number one. he's just undertaking the other 2 on the rankings. he's miles that have to think he's about $3000.00 points ahead now, so that he would speed bounce any length of time

will that >> vice chair mandelman trademark we are lost count on the giving had to discuss that agreement and had a dhuf working grou has that kweendz and we're proceeding with som t opting adoption rossfor the joint work at the agency it is >> and we're currently outde of that yeah. >> we're in i state with the execu steering committee and continued and we continue to operate as if we're on the memorandum of understanding but beyond the sunset and approaching - >> yeah. >> of course, again, all none of that works so - >> nice to have that document so >> thanks for everybody for your work on that actuall i want to thank you. is for all tk program i understand something it is coalition is happening on with the dferent teams and different agencies what is coming and working on so we appreciate that and to - san francisco (unintelligible). >> thank you vice chair. >> sir. >> envy staff but finland i'm assuming you've i was assumed goes beyond 27 months what the impact will be for the - >> sure we're workingh the cfos office and on the e cash flow plan fta has asked for a o the finland's sources in the out years it is fuzzy when i get into the out years with cfo to have - >> great. thanks

here, demonstrating maximum openness, he calls. in maralaga blogger adin ross, discussed the global agenda. the first thing i willwhen i become president is contact putin, contact zelensky. i know them both very well and i will make sure that they start peace talks. the blogger did not come empty-handed. a gift was waiting for the forty-fifth us president in the yard, there we danced.

will to go away. we all the showed that we're going to reach ross from different sides, was things made in your brain. you know, that all operations which were kept on the run bratia and you will see training and weapons and delivery systems. and that do use that result. last week, f husband's alaska announced that ukraine had completed the development of a long range drug and miss file called uh, probably on it. so yeah, they seem very excited about it. why? first of all, this is the 1st and last product, the drone. second, we've got the 1st successful application and starts and gets fully locally design and the manufacturer. and so that's the 1st one to go. all of us will follow and you will see how much it's gonna make fully locally designed and manufactured. but i understand that uh probably and it says still needs outside help and technical support. well, definitely draw some confidence coming from both sides. but the design and depending on the fracturing gums from your brain, okay, so i just wanna pressure you on this because the, the, the, the outside help that i'm talking about is you having

and they also claim that the special military operation, according to ross, has a spot special forces will be over and the 2 to 3 months. now political risk analyst and veteran walker responding to elijah magneer believes that the ukraine ending crushing into russia is about key of trying to boost more off sending troops. and the strongest ukranian troops into russia as it has the gains to boost them. a lot of the ukrainian, but this is a false objective because as soon as the forces wouldn't be surrounded and defeated, then the murano, the gradient would be even more destroyed. then it is already by looking at the advance of the russian troops in ukraine. secondly, we see that the nate, to misunderstand the russian mentality when the russian would be feeling more lucky if they did, to adopt the ukrainian spend to eh, eh, teacher less into nato via their ukranian proxy in russia. and there would be more time to go and fight back and recover the small territory that was occupied temporary. another point is sending these troops to divert the attention of direction on the comfrey. we've seen

the competition will be things like tjx and ross. perform that well on their earnings results. they were arguably the best grower in the space. they were expecting net ads of 100 stores over the next couple of years or so. the whole story speaks to a weak consumer. the savings rate, low, net savings, also low. consumer debt levels are at all- time highs and delinquencies are up. a lot of them are struggling, that is part of it. >> carter do you see a consistent narrative emerging in retail? >> you look at competitors, elf, one of the best stocks in the russell 3,000, hard stop, they are all under pressure. so, also a mixed bag. you had a big move a day ago in best buy, up and down in dollar general that is what stock selection is all about. specific to the news, it is the group overall. >> all right, coming up, under the radar bio-tech stock with a whiplash reversal after securing fda approval for the m- pox vaccine. inside the move and the treatment, next. >>> plus, insurance stocks near all-time highs is it too late to add some of

and they also claim that the special military operation, according to ross, has a flat, special forces will be over and the 2 to 3 months about political risk analyst and veteran war correspondent elijah magneer, believes that the ukranian in crushing into russia. it's all about kids trying to boost more, all is sending troops and the strongest ukrainian troops into russia. it has the haines to boost the murat of the ukrainian. but this is a false objective because as soon as the forces would it be surrounded and defeated, then the murano, the gradient would be even more destroyed. then it is already by the king. i did advance all the russian troops in ukraine. second, the, we see that the ne, to miss on the stand, the russian mentality, when the russian would be feeding more, evaded to adopt the ukrainians and to make it teacher less than to nato via their ukranian proxy in russia. and there would be more of the time to go and fight back and recover the small territory that was occupied temporary. another point is sending these troops to divert the attention of direction on the country. we

and they also claim that the special military operation, according to ross, has a spot special forces will be over and the 2 to 3 months. so let's see. want to watch the show always good. so the marina, thanks so much for joining me in the see that thanks again for the farm out to my coma lucy, the full not seeing a security point suite on those in the office of the us psych, a few defense my goal was good to see you, thanks for joining us here on our international mt. michael ukraine. the guy is included into ross and just a couple of weeks ago now russian of what to say, he should have been completely halted or do think about that and this well, if for, for russia, i think it's a, it's very uh, good news. it probably hopefully has a version of a very serious disaster of a tax on the very sensitive uh nuclear facilities on the region. uh, 2 of them in fact uh, i think the ukrainians were desperate to uh, do something uh, unconventional, if you will. and in doing that they, they, they fell flat on their face by, by pulling actually, by pulling the troops out of the nest region, some $10000

will be a - fascinating race. thank you. let's speak to erik gordon, a professor at the university of michigan's ross school of business. an election that will focus on the economy? we had donald trump yesterday with the press conference in newjersey where he had a whole array of grocery goods on the table, talking about inflation. now we have had kamala harris with her reply, talk about how she will roll reduce the cost of living and fight inflation.— living and fight inflation. when you look at the voters, _ living and fight inflation. when you look at the voters, rather - living and fight inflation. when you look at the voters, rather than - living and fight inflation. when you | look at the voters, rather than what the candidates are saying, the voters are saying that the economy is the number one factor they will take into account when they decide who to vote for, and they say the thing that concerns them most about the economy is inflation. so, i think whoever wins on the economy issue, whoever the voters trust most on the economy, wins the election. is that a vulnerability, do you think, for kamala harris, in tha

ross only made money if people were willing to buy stolen goods.ka, baileys, tia maria, honey, cheese, washing tablets and liquid. if you can, please mate. messages from a middleman. daily requests to steal, to order and even more surprisingly, his customers also included other shops all across the city. i'm a bag full of stuff. i'd know which shop to go to to sell it on. and, um, we discuss a price and i'm out of there with the money. it sounds crazy to say that, doesn't it? it is the economics, isn't it? i suppose i was the cheapest wholesaler at the end of the day. most shops, however, are simply the victims. this one targeted so often thieves struck within minutes of us arriving. so we're just getting reports through of a guy who's a potential suspected shoplifter by the sound of it. and we've had another shoplifter in this shop, so you can see just how active it is. can you describe what happened? just had someone come in and managed to steal one of our cat treats. this is the product that she actually ends up stealing. we kind ofjust have to

ross only made money if people were willing to buy stolen goods., honey, cheese, washing tablets and liquid if you can, please, mate." messages from a middleman, daily requests to steal to order. and even more surprisingly, his customers also included other shops all across the city. if i had a bag full of stuff, i'd know which shop to go to to sell it on. and we'd discuss a price, and i'm out of there with the money. it sounds crazy to say that, doesn't it? it's the economics, isn't it, i suppose. i literally was a wholesaler at the end of the day. experts say 70% of shoplifters are addicts like ross, but there's no escaping the fact he's a criminal — 23 convictions in two decades, including 15 for shoplifting, but he's never been to prison. leeds has been described as the shoplifting capital of the uk, and, yes, rates here are high. but the story of ross and the city in general applies up and down the country. 350 miles away in truro, cctv captures thieves in this shop on a near—daily basis. they seem to be choosing something specific, so this co

ross only made money if people were willing to buy stolen goods.hing tablets and liquid if you can, please, mate. messages from a middleman, daily requests to steal to order. and even more surprisingly, his customers also included other shops all across the city. from my bag full of stuff, i'd know which shop to go to to sell it on. and, um, we'd discuss a price and i'm out of there with the money. it sounds crazy to say that, doesn't it? it's the economics, isn't it? i suppose i was the cheapest wholesaler at the end of the day. most shops, however, are simply the victims. this one targeted so often, thieves struck within minutes of us arriving. on a red light. so we're just getting reports through of a guy who's a potential suspected shoplifter by the sound of it. and we've had another shoplifter in this shop, so you can see just how active it is. can you describe what happened? just had someone come in and managed to steal one of our cat treats. this is the product that she actually ends up stealing. we kind ofjust have to stand there and watch

ross. if it's true or not, and will do well for us to prove that these, you know, see, i've got to think fine on the, it seems me to be a very, very shocked to julie soul. then it's starting to feel very strange that we haven't actually seen or heard anything from mister durham himself since he was arrested. then you think you should be allowed to publicly defend himself for eastern his face. but the problem with the french been a low when you're in the city, you consult, you don't that freedom of speech, you are in jail and you have the on your right to have lawyers to defend. and the, and folks on that come talk, you can speak, he is pretty much the foot of speech on the expression. so there's a lot of people, lots to, depending on the type goes from, from the social media industry like get a mess for evan marks. you can buy new stuff to speak to say that, but yeah, and by the end, discretion told him to shut up or to withdraw information on the visa crisis. so it's a very interesting scheme and a very unique because it seems cross the, the, the bottom of the human rights where by the draw

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ross only made money if people were willing to buy stolen goods.e." messages from a middleman, daily requests to steal to order. and even more surprisingly, his customers also included other shops all across the city. if i had a bag full of stuff, i'd know which shop to go to to sell it on. and we'd discuss a price, and i'm out of there with the money. it sounds crazy to say that, doesn't it? it's the economics, isn't it, i suppose. i was the cheapest wholesaler. experts say 70% of shoplifters are addicts like ross, but there's no escaping the fact he's a criminal — 23 convictions in two decades, including 15 for shoplifting, but he's never been to prison. i think it really highlighted the scale of the problem. those representing the high street are worried about this trend of unscrupulous shops buying their stock from shoplifters. for our members, who are hard—working, many of them on the breadline as well, because their business is really struggling, to see their savings in the form of product end up with someone else, that's adding insult to inj

mary ross gilbert is senior analyst with bloomberg intelligence. pvh will be reporting earnings after the close. in other corporate news, a second big move among apple leadership in as many weeks. a long time -- cfo bucha meister will step down. his replacement, his top deputy in what is described as a plan succession. ed ludlow has more. what does this mean for apple? how big a deal as this? ed: it is a big deal because he is so credited for his leadership as cef -- as cfo. capital discipline, communication on the earnings calls. the messaging from apple is this was succession planning. the sanguine reaction to the sales side shows they do see the consistency the number two who jumps up to cfo brings but they also acknowledge his big shoes to fill. mark gurman makes an interesting point that what apple is doing is saying don't retire senior executives. just step back a bit and stick with us. scarlet: great context for what is happening in the c-suite's at apple. abigail mentioned nvidia. it is due to report tomorrow. it is the last of the mag seven to repo

but it is a bit like the kind of rachel ross from friends will they won't they, in terms of, like , newders, it just like, new tory leaders, it just it's like, oh, we've been here before. are we going to have to go through this whole storyline again? yes. >> i think pretty sure, just a bit too controversial to the public. i think she's upset too many people, even if you agree with her. i think that too many people got upset with her talking about the policing and so on, and being very critical. >> we're allowed to base our judgement on beauty. not that kemi badenoch not tom tugendhat is beautiful. >> what are you getting yourself into here? >> rectifying politicians? frankly, it's not just margaret thatcher. >> just stop it. >> just stop it. >> you vote on the basis of your arousal levels . no. arousal levels. no. >> yes, jane. pretty, pretty. >> yes, jane. pretty, pretty. >> right. we're moving on. kerry, this is the telegraph. now. someone is striding into a contentious debate. if you like what i did, you've all done. >> which one of them are you talking about? so this is mel stride,

i mean, blinking house also, i won't, any one tried to do rail, the tolls will want to say, and the ross of washington, do you think it is really a direct threat to prime minister netanyahu, you know, yesterday evening it was very clear. and the next day shows coming back to the play game. and as i saw all the you yesterday evening said that we don't need it. so this big thing is the box spring and i'll change the feature and remove the also junctions into this. we really good, he shows that the, all the angry, all possible the release of the legion and the dental people, hosp people. these are these, the suite, the house, and the one crazy to remove the window is not really what the way the american is. so what happens now in terms of the way the government conducts itself because just wondered what the public sentiment in the nude was like on the streets of israel. because obviously that watching, you might say that the best chess game being played out to re inside this room. and then from now this like the off of the situation here. so i, these were the most east of the political posi

ross only made money if people were willing to buy stolen goods.uid if you can, please, mate." messages from a middleman, daily requests to steal to order. and even more surprisingly, his customers also included other shops all across the city. if i had a bag full of stuff, i'd know which shop to go to to sell it on. and we'd discuss a price, and i'm out of there with the money. it sounds crazy to say that, doesn't it? it's the economics, isn't it, i suppose. i literally was a wholesaler at the end of the day. experts say 70% of shoplifters are addicts like ross, but there's no escaping the fact he's a criminal — 23 convictions in two decades, including 15 for shoplifting, but he's never been to prison. leeds has been described as the shoplifting capital of the uk, and, yes, rates here are high. but the story of ross and the city in general applies up and down the country. 350 miles away in truro, cctv captures thieves in this shop on a near—daily basis. they seem to be choosing something specific, so this could be an instance of where they're stea