in his chair. brian: i know. i got the bad chair. ainsley: whatever, you were late. you were late. brian: i got the worst one. [laughter] steve: bad chair. ainsley: steve, what a gentleman. brian, pull it in a little. get on up here. come join the show. brian: am i on my mark. lawrence: favorite putting the cushions on top. because i don t have the long torres so of a because they don t make phone books anymore. where were we? take two. ainsley: president biden reportedly hiring new pollsters. he didn t like the old ones, as the first lady comes to his defense. he is losing all the battleground states no, is he not losing in all the battle ground states. all but one. is he coming up. once the people start to focus in it s obvious joe will win this election. lawrence: plus more rules for thee not for me. california governor gavin newsom fast food chains while luxury restaurant pays less. brian: doesn t sound like the gavin newsom i know. the man w
hello, i m christian fraser. you re watching the context on bbc news. a court of appeals decides donald trump wil not be given presidential immunity for his role in the january 6th capitol riots, and must face a civil lawsuit. welcome back. at the cop climate summit in dubai today, the brazilian president, lula da silva, addressed the elephant in the room. we have a collective problem, he said, a lack of ambition, our current targets, he added, don t go anywhere near far enough. the evidence suggests he is right. today, the world meteorological organisation told us, with a month to go in 2023, the average global temperature is on track to be 1.4 degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. that is 2.5 fahrenheit. you might recall that the agreement in 2015, in paris, was to limit global warming to well below 2 degrees celsius and to pursue efforts to keep warming within the much safer limit of 1.5. few believe that that can now be achieved. and so, a lot of the fo
icy conditions which may make it treacherous. further north, this is where we are going to find the lowest temperatures. as we head into sunday. still got that wintry mix of wet weather to clear away from the east and then a brief respite. a lot of cloud, more wet weather coming into the south, some snow perhaps over the hills of wales. further north into scotland and northern ireland, much quieter. most places dry but still very cold. as if that wasn t enough as we head to the rush hour on monday morning, this area of low pressure could bring some disruption with some strong women and rain. the potentialfor some snow which could be further north strong wind and rain. thanks, darren. and that s bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. hello and welcome to sportsday. i m olly foster. it s all on the line for the lionesses, they cannot lose at wembley tonight york city face league one side wigan in tonight s fa cup second round tie. a
baier. for just the six time, the hous expelled one of its own members. we got the latest on george santos. plus of this, is the truth out there? if the government hiding at? new push for transparency on ufos. also our whatever happened to report about game changing scandal on wall street. first, rocket fire over gods as the war there we ignites. officials say hamas at vye violated terms with israel ending the temporary cease-fire that had facilitated several hostage for prisoner swaps. now over 130 hostages were made and hamas captivity and totally conditions. in northern israel tonight, heidi. hey. if military operations continue tonight not only in gaza but here in the northern front as israel announces the deaths of six hostages kidnapped by hamas terrorists back on october 7. for the first time in one week today, no more hostages came home to israel after the cease-fire was broken in the early morning hours. the sounds and sights of war are back. in gaza and israel