Now its time for Todays Episode of newscast. Newscast. Newscast from the bbc. Hello, its adam in the newscast studio. And paddy in the newscast studio. Paddy, ijust noticed, listening to Chris Read the news on Radio 4, there, did you notice that in their running order, about 75 of the stories were international stories . Yes, and i know All Of Us listening to the Radio Cant really recall a chapter as busy slash frightening, for 25 years. Yes, crises popping up all over the place and so for the next 28 minutes or. Well, its a podcast, who knows how long it will end up being, we are going to focus on some of those big international stories and we have got some friends of newscast into help us. We have chief international correspondent lyse doucet. Hello. Hello, and we are here instead of being on holiday because of this very, very volatile environment. I dont think you ever take holidays anyway. And we are also joined by Security Correspondent gordon corera. Hello, gordon. Hello, adam, h
You cora, we make uti Relief Products we also make proactive urinary Tract Health products. You cora is a Life Stage Right today at your core core. Com next our Vice President Kamala Harris laying out her economic vision noticeable shift from President Bidens. We have New Details about her plans for attacks scott help with Housing Costs, and attempting to lower the price of groceries or her plans realistic. And how is this going to land with voters . Plus, its the kind of Summer Wave you dont want to catch. Were talking about covid. One of the largest surges weve had in years. Straight ahead, what you need to know and the romans Fenian Geminus at the center of the olympic Medal Battle was just awarded the bronze american Gymnast Jordan chiles. Now speaking out for the first time since being stripped of her honor wow. House now calls this moment one of the most challenging of her career. We are following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to Cnn News C
Look at that, up 46 eggs. Wow. Up 65 . Wow, School Lunches up 65 . How can a family afford that . But look at this over here. What a nice job. I think im going to take some of them back to my cottage and have a lot of fun. Like the cheerios. I havent seen cheerios for a long time. That was donald Trump Yesterday at a News Conference but he eventually wept off script with false claims and perm attacks against Vice President harris. Meanwhile they were on stage together yesterday celebrating a big achievement for their administration. Well recap all of that for you in just a moment. And well have the latest on the ceasefire talks in Gauze Ozas diplomats from the United States and other countries work to prevent a wider war in the region. All right, good morning. Welcome to Way Too Early. Youve made it. Its friday, august 16th. Im Sam Stein in for jonathan lemire. Well start this morning for Donald Trumps second socalled News Conference in as many weeks. This one was at bedminster, his Ne
Boy george, welcome to this cultural life. Thank you. You were born George Odowd in 1961 and you grew up in South London in a Working Class Irish family. Tell me about family life. What was it like Growing Up . Well, i used to think that my family were the most insane family on the planet because we had, like, chickens, we had, like, dogs, you know, we were we stood out. We were like the hillbillies of the road. But Growing Up, ijust thought we were the maddest bunch ever. Did you feel irish Growing Up . Very i mean, my name is odowd. I grew up in the 70s, with all the bombing and, you know, Kids At School would be making comments and you were very aware of the fact that you were irish 0. I used to get called 0loud. Laughs. George oloud that was my name at school. And what were your interests at school . In fact, what was your education like . My education was probably spoilt by my behaviour. I wasnt a particularly compliant kid because at home, my dad ruled the roost you know, what
Backed by iran. Tensions have soared following killing last month of hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh during a visit to tehran. Israel has never confirmed it was behind the assassination. From jerusalem, our middle East Correspondent Lucy williamson reports on the impacts of war in gaza. And a warning, viewers may find some of the content of her report to be upsetting. In gaza, peace is for the dead, not the living not for faras and his five siblings, Laying Theirfather to rest today in khan younis. Majid baraka was killed in israeli artillery strikes, straight they said, as he went to help the wounded. We were just sitting around, faras said, he was playing with us. When the first strike happened, he went to rescue people. In the second strike, he was killed. But this push for a ceasefire is being driven by events outside gaza, by israels growing conflict with hezbollah in lebanon, by threats of iranian retaliation for the assassination of key hamas and hezbollah leaders. A cease