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here with the song "chasing after you," ryan hurd and maren morris! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ you come over when your wine's all gone always catch me when i'm not that strong ♪ ♪ then you wind up staying all night long ain't nothin' new ♪ ♪ then i wake up with you on my chest you got a way of making me forget ♪ ♪ girl with you the answer's always yes every time you call ♪ always yes every time you call ♪ ♪ but i know yeah i know it's a matter of time ♪ ♪ 'till you walk 'till you walk back out of my life ♪ ♪ leave me standing here lonely feeling like a fool ♪ ♪ every time every time you say we're done ♪ ♪ you come back to the love you were running from ♪ ♪ don't know why don't know why i let you but i do ♪ ♪ guess i love chasing after you ♪ ♪ listen wish i could quit you but it feels too good ♪ ♪ if i could turn it off you know i would ♪ ♪ but somethin' 'bout you makes me think we could make it after all ♪ ♪ but i know yeah i know it's a matter of time ♪ ♪ 'till you walk 'till you

we have selah morris and rebecca vincent ladies. it's good to have you here with us as stella. please tell our audience who you are and what you did, go ahead and make. i will come back and talk to rebecca. we just connect take stella without was the audio that rebecca, please introduce yourself. drag global audience. hi for me. thanks so much for having me. i'm rebecca vincent, i'm the director of international campaigns for reporters without borders. we are one of the leading press freedom organizations campaigning for the release of julian sanchez and have been the only angio to monitor the entire extradition proceedings here in london. and selah morris is the partner of juliana saundra half more from stella in m i went to settling with the audio. but i want to give you an opportunity to talk to stella and rebecca on youtube. so you can do that. the comment section is live, the part of today's show. so i'm gonna remind you what has be happening in the past last decade and look at a timeline just to jokey with some key points that we need to remember. so let's thought in rout

and selim morris is the partner of julian assigned to a half more from stay in m. i went to settling with the audio, but i want to give you an opportunity to talk to stella and rebecca on youtube. so you can do that. the comment section is live, the part of today's show. so i'm gonna remind you what has been happening in the past last decade and a look at a timeline just to jokey with some key points that we need to remember. so let's thought in route 2010 to 2011. that was when wikileaks released classified information from governments around the world in 2019 the trump administration, indict assange on hacking and espionage at challenges. and then in december 2021 to just last december, the u. k. hi, court says that assange can be extradited to the united states. rebecca, i am wandering in this over a decade of attentional julian assange. wikileaks. what has changed? well, the entire climate for journalism has changed docks. for starters, i think it's very clear now to everybody around the world, the danger that this precedent could set for journalism for press f

and selim morris is the partner of julian assigned to a half more from stay in m. i went to settling with the audio, but i want to give you an opportunity to talk to stella and rebecca on youtube. so you can do that. the comment section is live, the part of today's show. so i'm gonna remind you what has been happening in the past last decade and a look at a timeline just to jokey with some key points that we need to remember. so let's thought in route 2010 to 2011. that was when wiki leaks released classified information from governments around the world in 2019 the trump administration, indict assange on hacking and espionage at challenges. and then in december 2021 to just last december, the u. k. hi, court says that assange can be extradited to the united states. rebecca, i am wandering in miss over a decade of attentional julian assange on wiki lakes. what has changed? well, the entire climate for journalism has changed docks. for starters, i think it's very clear now to everybody around the world, the danger that this precedent could set for journalism for pre

and selim morris is the partner of juliana sondra half more from stay in m. i went to settling with the audio, but i want to give you an opportunity to talk to stella and rebecca on youtube. so you can do that. the comment section is live, the part of today's show. so i'm gonna remind you what has be happening in the past last decade and look at a timeline just to jokey with some key points that we need to remember. so let's thought in route 2010 to 2011. that was when wikileaks released classified information from governments around the world in 2019 the trump administration, indict assange on hacking and espionage at challenges. and then in december 2021 to just last december, the u. k. hi, court says that assange can be extradited to the united states. rebecca, i am wandering in miss over a decade of attentional julian assange, of wiki lakes. what has changed? well, the entire climate for journalism has changed. for starters, i think it's very clear now to everybody around the world, the danger that this precedent could set for journalism for press freedom

joining us to talk about that, long-time tmt investor morris mark morris, it is great to have you back. >> thank you, carl. >> the discussion today about how much larger, how much more engaged netflix' audience is before covid began does it deserve the same share price? >> netflix is not the first thing on my mind right now we had a medium-sized position we now have a token position i think it's a really good company run by really smart people when they reported the quarter, they sent a message. the message was, hey, we're going to have to spending more money and we're going to have to defer the timing of the improvement of profit margins. so i think right now my concern is obviously much broader. we've cut exposure dramatically in my hedge fund so that our net investment position is modest. but we can be very flexible there. we're keeping the quality. we think the quality will perform well i think the parallel might be 2008 2008 they cut everything apart 2009 anything that was really good came back better. i'm not saying that's what this year is going to be like, but what i am saying

tom: really important conversation with dan morris. he has been really good about gaming the growth trajectory of the american economy. it does fall into our politics of the moment. i thought he just crushed mr. deese with pointed questions on what now for biden and inflation. lisa: they say the fed really has the tools. there seems to be an endorsement by the president of a more hawkish federal reserve policy or rate hikes to address inflation saying that they should do what they need to do. this is a first let's talk about how many presidents have desired a dubish fed that can juice economic growth now they like the brakes put on it in a right way at a time when wage inflation is broadening out. tom: did you hear the white house -- did you glean that they have an inflation plan? jonathan: this is to try and pass the things that they think can alleviate the price pressure but that's where things get really complex. the 65% is not focus enough on inflation. you'll have people say they can't do much about it but when you speak to them,

morris. with what a view, man, lean us, your mountains, hunger. that's then we're going to an altitude of almost 3000 meters and because i don't have a lot of experience lenise my ski instructor, it should help me on the slopes. i'm jumping fly more. definitely looking forward to today. i've been skiing twice before in my life. but i'm anything but a professional. so if you show me some tricks, i'd be very grateful. and then if you've been twice the 3rd times a charm and the weather's perfect wasn't perfect bach with i want to take it slow at 1st. the snow plow technique will check and up again. lena's, this technique looks a bit more elegant. lucas our her faked where's the applause lino c annoyed down here in comes crowd called 1st when it gets a little steeper i have to put in a lot of effort and i'm glad when i make it down safely with pedal lenise. what do you say? what grade would you give me for today to me again for the northern talk truth and i think it's hard for today. i give you a b, you did very well, and that was a tough star. i real

morris. with a water view. man. lenise your mountains, hunger. that's then we're going to now the toot of almost 3000 meters. and because i don't have a lot of experience lenise my ski instructor, it should help me on the slopes. i'm hoping i'm. we're definitely looking forward to today. i've been skiing twice before in my life, but i'm anything but a professional. so if you show me some tricks, i'd be very grateful and then there's a few been twice. the 3rd time's the charm and the weather's berth. it wasn't a bad thought. i'd done better. i want to take it slow. at 1st. the snow plow technique will check and up again. lena's, this technique looks a bit more elegant. lucas shower her, faked where's the applause? lina c noise down here in comes the crowd called 1st when it gets a little steeper, i have to put in a lot of effort and i'm glad when i make it down safely. pedal lenise. what do you say? what grade would you give me for today? to me again for the northern talk to them, i think and thought for to dia, give you a b, you did very well, an

chris morris, bbc news, dover. doubts have emerged about the timing of a positive covid test novak djokovic used to enter australia to defend his australian open title. the world nen's number one was originally given an exemption from rules which bar unvaccinated people after he produced evidence of having had covid in december. but the bbc has found a discrepancy on the serial numbers of his test certificates. matt graveling has the details. this was novak djokovic's chance to win his tenth australian open, and with it the most grand slams ever achieved in men's tennis. upon arrival in melbourne onjanuary 5th, and confirming he was unvaccinated, his visa was revoked by the government. the serbian was given an exemption to play, having tested positive for coronavirus in mid—december. in an attempt to overturn the decision, djokovic's legal team presented two covid test certificates to a federal court in australia. the first, shown to be taken on december 16th, shows a positive result. the second, taken six days l

he lost pennsylvania for the same reason he lost morris county. white educated suburban voters who gave him a chance of 2016? largely abandoned him in 2020 and i am sure in this town. and your friends across the county. and in a greater percentage by women than men. but both both women and men suburban white educated voted far less for trump in 2020, and he didn't 2016. but could apply to yourself. if you apply to friends of yours you've spoken to. but there's no question. that that's what happened to him. that's where he lost in, michigan. that's where he lost in, wisconsin. over and over again. it was those suburbs outside milwaukee outside detroit outside, philadelphia. who had voted forum in 2016 and did not. and i talked about one anecdotal. the story in the book with a woman who shall remain nameless because she lives in this town who had been a volunteer for both of my gubernatorial campaigns and she saw me in kings the day before the election. let's go through. she said governor what's going to happen tomorrow? and i said look, i think to

he lost pennsylvania for the same reason he lost morris county. white educated suburban voters who gave him a chance of 2016? largely abandoned him in 2020 and i am sure in this town. and your friends across the county. and in a greater percentage by women than men. but both both women and men suburban white educated voted far less for trump in 2020, and he didn't 2016. but could apply to yourself. if you apply to friends of yours you've spoken to. but there's no question. that that's what happened to him. that's where he lost in, michigan. that's where he lost in, wisconsin. over and over again. it was those suburbs outside milwaukee outside detroit outside, philadelphia. who had voted forum in 2016 and did not. and i talked about one anecdotal. the story in the book with a woman who shall remain nameless because she lives in this town who had been a volunteer for both of my gubernatorial campaigns and she saw me in kings the day before the election. let's go through. she said governor what's going to happen tomorrow? and i said look, i think thi

leon morris. >> who is he? who is he? >> brittani was hoping she'd blurted out her attacker's name while in a trance. but that didn't happen. the identity of her attacker was still a mystery. >> i was like, well, that wasn't really helpful. >> did you get upset during the session? >> very. uh-huh. i was just, like, angry. the reconstruction i've had on my face, you can't tell when i'm happy or sad, unfortunately. but it's like -- i was like getting that, like, mad face when i was being hypnotized just'cause -- it was like you're feeling the pain of what's happening. >> it was not totally in vain, though. brittani's mom also said the same thing and brittani was able to provide new details of her attacker's face and physique. >> with those descriptors, we sent her to our sketch artist and had another sketch done with what brittani remembered from those characteristics. >> the two sketeches -- brittani's and her mom's six years earlier -- had some some similarities and some differences. while both said the attacker had brown

does dick morris have that right? >> i feel so bad for the american people. first we had to worry about covid variants, now worry about clinton variants. it is a rough time to be, it really is. to dick morris's point she is viable. she has a viable lane for two reasons. one is that biden is polling historically low and the country has drifted way too far to the left, okay, for whatever people think of the clintons they aren't stupid. when it comes to strategy there is a huge lane for her to run in. brings me to number two, she is obsessed with the presidency. think about this, harris, a couple of weeks ago you know this is true, a couple of weeks ago she went on tv and read the acceptance speech she would have given had she won the presidency. harris, imagine you ran into your ex on the street and read the wedding vows they would have recited in the church if you had married them. in this instance the crazy ex might be the best option in town. >> harris: it is really scary. politically, though, what does it do for or with or you know in spite of republicans?

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as saunders fiance, stella morris broke the news to a crowd of supporters. what happened in court today is precisely what we wanted to happen. the high court certified that we had raised point of law, point of law, of general public importance. and that the supreme court has good grounds to hear this appeal outside the court house, where that ruling came down just a short while ago beer. again, this is exactly what assange and his team was hoping for, a chance to fight extradition to the united states. what's the reaction been where you are? we just heard from his fiance there? well, earlier when the reaction was made, when the decision was made public, there was a loud cheer here. ah, by ye, julian, us on just many supporters who are crowding outside the court house. and you have already played a little clip with us, his fiancee, stella, morris. he said it was a win. however, it is a bit of a partial win because it by no means means that he is going to be free. he has to appeal to the supreme court and only then will be a decision about his expedition to th

but my god, it's it's hypnotically readable edmund morris. to simply to read edmund morris's tr three volumes written over critically over a period i'm guessing of 30 years. the third volume is a very different. author from the first volume i mean i think of edmund as a romantic. someone growing up who was for whom tr? was a magnetic figure and if you think about tr's life before he became president, i mean it is it's the most colorful larger than life. um, you know story that you can think of and then in some ways the presidency almost imprisoned him. i mean again the second volume is is wonderful, but it's different from the there's a rollicking swat buckling quality about the first volume that you literally just cannot put down and in some ways. it's a young man's book about a young man. and then there's the president and the third volume. is in some ways bleak. and unsparing and absolutely honest. intellectually honest and honest in the portrait of a man. whose aging fast? who is deprived of power? which is like oxygen? to him and it's a

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his fiancee, stella, morris, he said it was a win. however, it is a bit of a partial win because it by no means means that he is going to be free. he has to appeal to the supreme court and only then will there be a decision about his expedition to the yes, it could actually still be that he will be sent over and then a face charges of espionage in the united states for fil, a possibility to be for there to be a trans atlantic extradition, talk to worth a little bit about the legal process moving forward. what does that look like? well, the royal courts here have decided that is up to the, the highest code of the land, a supreme court to decide whether he can actually appeal against his expedition. and it's a long battle. he's gone from a lower court to initially said that he shouldn't be expedited because of mental health reasons. but that was appealed by the u. s. and that was basically granted say it looked like he would have to go to the united states and faced the espionage charges that but now we're looking at julian sanchez, app

in the last few minutes, we did hit got announcement and deep morris is the partner of june. the sergeant held this as a victory. what happened in court? today's precisely what we wanted to happen, but we are far from achieving justice in this case because julian has been incarcerated for so long and he should not have spent a single day in prison. as long as this case isn't dropped. as long as julian isn't free, julian continues to suffer for almost 3 years. he's been in bel marsh prison, and he's suffering profoundly day after day, week after week, year after year. we also heard from the, with the lead editor, and she says again, this is a school victory for the course. eunice, i'm still remains behind the prism, the last prison. what we need for this case will be dropped entirely. that is, that is, that is the only re a victory for, or for journalism, for julie, and this is of course of the pro long incarceration is already been from $1000.00 days in belmont prison. we've always been protesting vigorously, the fact that after the united states lost in the lower court, they

morris and the african nations. i let speak now to my home as he, his in africa football writer and he was up the game when you tell us what you saw, what happened. so i got to the stadium a little bit early because you know, would be extensive with testing it with pretty long security lines and you had to guy had to get there early, but i can tell you, is that around 10 minutes after pick off. so ron mentioned time, we heard that there was a sensitive side, but we didn't think much of it in the press box around the minutes. 60 minute is when rumors started to circulate, perhaps some pretty severe injuries or that's being recorded from various different press. and that's when i sprinted outside the stadium. i spoke to security guard who confirmed the stamp, but i didn't see any of the things that i later saw on what's the photos or videos . so what happened, but we weren't really sure. and we couldn't really confirm how many until later on in the evening. so what are they were can happen because the stadium i think

chris morris, bbc news, dover. coming up at six o clock breakfast with naga and charlie but first on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this week's programme. facing herfears, we follow an anxious traveller as she heads abroad for the first time in almost two years. it was that first view of the sea and i would like, they can do this. i made at. this is going to be ok, this is going to be good. to be ok, this is going to be aood. ~ �* ., . to be ok, this is going to be mad, . �* ., . ., �* , good. we've got tech that's designed — good. we've got tech that's designed to _ good. we've got tech that's designed to take _ good. we've got tech that's designed to take the - good. we've got tech that's designed to take the stress i good. we've got tech that's - designed to take the stress out of your overseas adventures. i've rounded up a bunch of gadgets that will be sure to guide you to a state of then what we find out what bangkok's taxi drivers did when their customers disappeared. and we meet the people h

and morris black ended up dead and was then dismembered by robert durst. but again, the only actual conviction in this case was so far in the murder of susan berman, and obviously he cannot be tried for any further murders, murder of morris black or kathy durst. sandra. >> sandra: jonathan hunt on that breaking news for us. we will have more in the next hour, robert durst dead at the age of 78. john. >> john: new at 2:00, the supreme court decision on president biden's vaccine mandate could come at any moment. it could impact tens of millions of americans and businesses. is it a sweeping public health order or government overreach? constitutional expert will weigh in. and we'll have panelists coming your way in hour two of "america reports". don't you go anywhere. your strength can outlast any bad day. because you are greater than your bipolar i, and you can help take control of your symptoms - and ask about vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs, once-daily vraylar is proven to treat depressive, acute manic, and mixed episodes of bipolar i i

joining me now is a new attorney general ofat the commonwealth of virginia, jason morris. mr. attorney general, congratulations on taking office and to all the sorrows backed commonwealth attorneys out there who refuse toat enfore the rule of law and punish criminals. what's your message tonight ? well, i mean, the message is there's a new sheriff i in town, and what we saw in virginia, a big reason why weea won is that we've had a criminal first victim last mindset in richmond . we h had one party far left liberal monopoly that has been in control in twoop yearsye and they passed a series of laws and made virginians less safe, less secure. they they voted to end the mandatory reporting requirement of sexual assault in school. they tried to end mandatory minimums for even a second offense dealing drugs to a child at a school or a bus stop. the you know, reducing from felony to a misdemeanor, nd assaulting a police officer and you layer on top of that at lot of these far left special interests they call themselves just t as prosecutors, but they never conveniently ever mention

i think we have seth pardo and devan morris here. >> hello supervisors. i'm seth pardo and the new director for centers of data science at the department of public health. we're here to present a slide deck on the vision zero strategy and severe injuries. while this report is -- we have included e-scooters. devan morris primarily works data systems integration between the police department, department of public health and mta, including our trans based data set and helping with our linking while we search for a new vision zero epidemiologist. i thank him for being here with us today. >> i'm devan morris and i will be presenting the injury report. i want to give a shout out and thank you to our former vision zero epidemiologist who is pursuing her doctorate at stanford. and thank her for crunching all this data. so, zuckerberg sf general is the only trauma one level in san francisco. if you are severely injured in san francisco, you should be taken to zuckerberg general. it is owned and operated by the department of public health that gives us access to da

chris morris, bbc news, dover. it's just a week before the opening ceremony of the winter olympics, and athletes from team gb have begun arriving in beijing. they include andrew musgrave, who's hoping to win britain's first ever olympic medal in cross—country skiing. andy swiss has been to meet him in training in norway. it's been described as the world's toughest sport. cross—country skiing is, at times, the ultimate uphill struggle. but andrew musgrave has the summit in his sights. commentator: and look at this from andrew musgrave. .. - the scot finished seventh at the last games, britain's best—ever result, and he's been a contender ever since. in the summer, training out on the roads, on roller skis as he chases what once seemed an impossible dream. i remember when i was 14, 15 back in scotland talking about what we were going to do in cross—country skiing. a medal at the olympics was the sort of unachievable goal up there, where it's now definitely achievable. it would be something extraordinary, woul

chris morris, bbc news. the chinese authorities have put an entire city into lockdown, with residents not allowed to leave their homes, after the discovery ofjust three asymptomatic covid cases. yuzhou, which has a population of a million, has closed down its transport system, shops and entertainment venues. china is still pursuing a zero—covid policy — here's robin brant. the contrast of what life is like in a handful of cities across china today could not be more stark. in xian, home to 13 million people, they are two weeks into a lockdown. people cannot leave their homes, there are reports of bartering going on, people exchanging cigarettes for food, other things for sanitary products. and that's not going to change until the number of covid cases the reduces significantly. in the city of yuzhou, a bit closer to where i am, in the last 2a hours a similar lockdown. people can't leave their houses, almost all vehicles are not allowed on the streets. that's after they discovered just three asymptomatic c

here is paul morris. jeduimru had a different perspective. as ever, on newswatch, we will be monitoring how well bbc news satisfies competing constituencies under ms turness when she takes up post. in the meantime we'll be speaking to the outgoing director of news, fran unsworth, in two weeks time. and do send us any questions or comments you would like us to put to her, or any of your opinions about what you see, read hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online or social media. you can email: you can find us on twitter: you can also call us: and do have a look at previous interviews on our website. that's all from us, we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello. well, earlier, the skies were clear and we had a touch of frost, even some icy patches in places after the recent wintry weather. but now, a weather front is approaching, and the first half of saturday at least will be very wet and windy. now here's the low pressure that's sweeping into the uk, here's the weather front, and this is rain—b

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