A look at the weather with dave spahr. Good morning, dave. Well, good morning, stephanie. Good morning, everybody. And we started the actually overnight some showers working their magic a little bit here and leftovers. All that surface moisture from the rain. So their go after negotiate through a little the way, some ground fog that were starting to see. Some breaks happened already. But as we speak for right now, again, the fog pretty much taken hold of the east bay shoreline, as we can see and even covering up the shrubbery there as well. And well get some clearing going on this. We do have cloud cover a loft in which 2 contend heres what it looks like on the big view of the west coast. You can see that trough digging in here right here in the west coast. And as a result, todays going to quite a bit of cloud cover around. We could see a couple Little Spring of showers here and there are more important with daytime heating. Its perhaps some Thunder Showers, a possibility be very isola
The floor. L the floor. the floor. Good morning to you. Its 930 on thursday, the 14th of september. This is britains newsroom on gb news with Andrew Pearson bev turner opening our borders. Borders. Labours radical new plan to take in more Asylum Seekers in a deal with the eu. Yep, you heard that right. They claim they want to criminal gangs to smash the criminal gangs smuggling thousands across the channel also this might channel but what also this might lead migrants arriving lead to more migrants arriving in britain in the troubles legacy, the governments Northern Ireland legacy bill, which will end prosecutions related to the troubles, is just one step away from becoming law i victims m victims say theyve been let down by the government in a gb news exclusive , we hear from news exclusive, we hear from a former soldier. However who welcomes law. Welcomes the new law. Running towards me. He kept running towards me. I dropped the back of the weapon down, so it meant that the roun
I am asking a question to the chair if you would agree with my observation. One reason i think statements have been made over there is they never believed we will get past a six year highway reauthorization bill over here. I am going to make it a deal so we can have the vote to take place and get on with the last and final vote so we would have that ready while the house is still in session. Whether individuals are facing themselves in the corner or that is not going to happen i dont know. Isnt it worth a try . That is my question. Let me respond to my colleague from oklahoma and thank him for his bipartisan leadership. You and senator boxer set a standard of bipartisanship when it comes to this issue. You have produced a sixyear authorization bill. Though i may not agree with the particulars thank you for that leadership on your bipartisan bases side. As far as the effort to speed up the senate so we can catch the house colleagues before they leave, i would support it completely but y
You by the folks back home want to know why what is the problem with the ftc that brought the last east that forced this change and then to respond to the questions as you know the ftc act atlarge says that it doesnt have jurisdiction over the telecommunication carriers. They say we are telecommunications and that triggered that. What constituents should come as we work closely with the ftc. The jurisdiction as far as its providers and what we do which will be forthcoming in the next few months on our privacy proposals, we will do our best so that there is a common set of concepts that govern privacy. Your response . To have the classification it is deprived of jurisdiction as the chair man pointed out because of the carrier extension and jurisdiction has explicitly been given authorization for things. Second because the fcc irrigated that issue for itself unfortunately the authority under the statute is circumscribed as pointed out section 222 is narrow arcane piece of the puzzle if y
My guest today has been a hugely influential figure my guest today has been a hugely influentialfigure in my guest today has been a hugely influential figure in the my guest today has been a hugely influentialfigure in the performing a rts influentialfigure in the performing arts for more than 50 years. Sir peter hall has directed stage greats from 0livier to gielgud. As boss of the Royal Shakespeare company then the Royal Shakespeare company then the National Theatre, hes always championed state funding for the arts. But with economic hard times come tough questions, our taxpayer subsidies really necessary to foster creative excellence . Sir peter hall, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you. You have had a long career, more than 50 years in the theatre. You work through good times and bad times, what is the state of the theatre today do you think . Well, first of all one must use the word subsidy and say, you know, with less subsidy things would be healthier. Ive even heard that said from th