those were prince william's words after lord dyson's findings were published. it was clear that the hurt and the anger were deep. those feelings of a son whose mother was so deceived may have diminished a little by now, but they will surely not have disappeared. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the home office response to the thousands of migrants who've been coming across the english channel in recent years has been branded "ineffective and inefficient" by the independent chief inspector of borders and immigration. but the home office says it has already "transformed" how it deals with migrants arriving in small boats since the report was compiled. our home affairs editor mark easton is here. just how important is this report? the chief inspector, david neil, is actually basically charged by parliament to hold the home office and the home secretary to account on borders and immigration and his official report on the small boats crisis which has been dominating the news for the last few years was sent to priti patel back in february. he said he had done it quickly,

we hope for the pompey, i are working hard to protect her property lies i have been doing for dyson dies now. maybe you just need a little bit of luck. his home country is also facing threats of forest fires like this one on the outskirts of south london. b u. k. has recorded its hottest day on record with temperatures of over 42 degrees celsius. officials warn people to stay hydrated and avoid traveling, if possible, since britain's infrastructure isn't built to cope with such conditions. it is hot at night though, because there's no air conditioning and most of the buildings in. when houses in london, usually busy hobbs are equally quiet. as most people remain at home or find quieter spots that provide respite from the overwhelming heat or another lily. and i spoke with our correspondent jack perez in london, where the situation had taken a turn for the worst. well we know from the mayor of london said he can't. he says that the situation is critical. we know that there are at least 10 major fire instance incidences across london and the region. in fact, 15 fire engines were sent to a

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left with some kind of vague message like, oh, well, there's still a big incalculable residual risk. dyson goes, his own colleagues, but rather to tell people very clearly what the deal is and what it isn't involved in waltney. ah, some researchers already have grand dreamed of resurrecting extinct animals. could jurassic park become reality? could we bring the ancient bird archy, opt to rec, back to life? resurrection would only be possible if the original genetic material could still be read, recreating live from fossils that are millions of years old. is pure science fiction for now. but even if it becomes possible in the future, the environment of these animals also disappeared. millions of years ago. where would they live and who would benefit from them? for more reason, species like the mammoth genetic material is preserved in the permafrost of siberia, a resurrection could be feasible in the near future. but should humans be allowed to reverse extinction? ah, the montezuma, both of them. yes, we will try to all of that. i'm certain that on tough safety, i don't think it will actuall

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left with some kind of vague message like, oh, well, there's still a big incalculable residual risk. dyson goes, his own colleague, but rather to tell people very clearly what the deal is and what it isn't involved in waltney. ah, some researchers already have grand dreamed of resurrecting extinct animals. could jurassic park become reality? could we bring the ancient bird archy, opt to rec, back to life? resurrection would only be possible if the original genetic material could still be read, recreating live from fossils that are millions of years old. is pure science fiction for now. but even if it becomes possible in the future, the environment of these animals also disappeared. millions of years ago. where would they live and who would benefit from them? for more reason, species like the mammoth genetic material is preserved in the permafrost of siberia, a resurrection, be feasible in the near future. but should humans be allowed to reverse extinction? ah, the minister members doesn't give we will try to all of that. i'm certain that chelsea, i don't think it will actually bring viable

. >> reporter: everything from personal products and over-the- counter medications to high-end dyson vacuums. the officer says early this year the burglary unit and organized retail theft task force started an investigation into retail thefts. >> we were able to identify a suspect who was selling products on an on-line platform or digital marketplaces, however you want to term that, and selling these products across country. >> reporter: and they say making significant money reselling it all. >> we believe that the suspect had made -- had sold over $500,000 for at least three years from the items that had been stolen. >> reporter: they won't say what stores the merchandise comes from, but they will say 38-year-old surgeo manuel puga- tenorio was booked on suspicion of stolen property. >> we simply saw the police had the street closed off. >> reporter: neighbors say they learned about the incident later and say they'd like to see more being done to address problems in the city. >> it is all happening here. the drugs, the -- everything. it's all right under our nose. >> reporter: polic

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we hope the hump here working hard to protect her proper food like i have been doing for dyson dice now. maybe just need a little bit of luck. the u. k. has recorded it's hottest day on record with temperatures of over 42 degrees celsius. officials warn people to stay hydrated and avoid traveling, if possible, since britain's infrastructure isn't built to cope with such conditions. usually busy hobbes are equally quiet. as most people remain at home or find quieter spots that provide respite from the overwhelming heat or corresponding barbara hazel is in southwestern france, and i asked her to tell us more about conditions on the ground there on the edge of the wheel and the town of la, case to which really has been struck by these horrific give forest fires. and we talked to the mayor into the head of the civil protection. a today here and they said in our lifetimes, we have never seen anything like it because these cars are going on for a week. that is the fire trucks you see behind me that are coming and going like every minute they've been working and tried to contain these fires, w

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i have been doing for dyson dice now. maybe just need a little bit of luck. his home country is also facing threats of forest fires like this one on the outskirts of south london. the u. k. has recorded its hottest day on record with temperatures of over 42 degrees celsius. officials warn people to stay hydrated and avoid traveling, if possible, since britain's infrastructure isn't built to cope with such conditions. it is hot at night though, because there's no air conditioning, and most of the buildings in i usually busy hubs are eerily quiet. as most people remain at home or find quieter spots that provide respite from the overwhelming temperature records in the u. k. wildfires in western france here is more from d. w correspondence, either side of the channel, but it is probably right now at this moment. the hottest, it has ever been in this country. certainly, since records begun, this is the hottest time of what is predicted to be the hottest day that has ever been recorded in the united kingdom was we heard in the report across britain, there are tempe

i have been doing for dyson dice now. maybe just need a little bit of luck. his home country is also facing threats of forest fires. like this one on the outskirts of south london. the u. k. has recorded its hottest day on record with temperatures of over 42 degrees celsius. officials warn people to stay hydrated and avoid traveling, if possible, since britain's infrastructure isn't built to cope with such conditions. it is hot at night though, because there's no air conditioning, and most of the buildings in and houses in london. usually busy hubs are equally quiet. as most people remain at home or i'm quite, i spots that provide respite from the overwhelming la corresponding jack park is in london. i asked him how people are coping with a record temperatures. well, i am not feeling cool, phil. that's for sure. it is probably right now at this moment, the hottest, it has ever been in this country. certainly, since records began, this is the hottest time of what is predicted to be the hottest day that has ever been recorded in the united kingdom. as we heard

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so that's why they don't believe to women's dyson, and it was the reason that they didn't and vital didn't have any women. and so i've been doing it the united states, a majority of the international community have shown the taliban government demanding it be more inclusive and respectful of women's rights. the meeting and bull comes at a time when taliban leaders faced humanitarian and economic catastrophes. killing wolf al jazeera. at least 16 people have died in landslides and little east indian state of mattie pool. more than 50 others are missing. heavy equipment has been deployed to help with rescue operations. one landslide had a camp for construction workers on a railway project. the disasters were triggered by 3 weeks of rain. authorities warned, there may be more to come with the ease i river close to bursting its banks. the biden administration's plan to tackle the climate crisis has suffered a major setback. the supreme court has decided to restrict the ability of the environmental protection agency to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from power plants. the case was filed by a

so that's why they don't believe to women's dyson. and it was the reason that they did that and vital give them have any women inside of the new edge in the united states, a majority of the international community have shown the taliban government demanding it be more inclusive and respectful of women's rights. the meeting in kabul comes at a time when taliban leaders face humanitarian and economic catastrophes. chilling wolf al jazeera ally, 16 people have been killed in landslides, in the north, east indian state of mon and poor, and has 70 others. a missing heavy equipment has been deployed to help with rescue operations. one landslide, his account for construction workers on a railway project. the disasters were triggered by 3 weeks of rain authorities won't. there may be more to come with the as e river close to busting its banks. india has been more than a dazzled single use, plastic products, plastic cups, straws and cutlery is some of the items no longer allowed to be made or sold. water bottles still legal, but the governors

unit, actually at a nearby hospital that asked him and he basically said, well, no, get a response dyson finally. but it's interesting what she said because she was speaking about dignity, and that's something that president biden had just said. he said we talked about the commitment to the palestinian people in terms of health. and he also said dignity. and he said that something that his own dad said is that everyone is entitled to a big net. say that something that the palestinians i think would say, will that needs more than just some money for a health care system. it requires a bit more than a full g cell network for the occupy west bank and gaza and for other bits of financial assistance, what it needs is for the united states. it should start moving the dial in terms of negotiations at wards a to a, to a, to nation, a 2 state solution in this region. and exactly how that's going to look, that was interesting is when we sort of taken over the crumbs here because printed applied and really didn't want to get into it. at told in this speech, he just thou on hospitals and his familie

those were prince william's words after lord dyson's findings were published. it was clear that the hurt and the anger were deep. those feelings of a son whose mother was so deceived may have diminished a little by now, but they will surely not have disappeared. nicholas witchell, bbc news. scientists have developed a new telescope to detect the smashing together of dead suns known as neutron stars — up until now, something that ordinary telescopes were unable to do. it gives astronomers the opportunity to study these objects for the first time. our science correspondent pallab ghosh has had exclusive access to the new telescope and sends this report from la palma, in the canary islands. opening to the heavens, high above the clouds. a new telescope scans the skies for one of the most enigmatic objects in the universe — a neutron star. they're the smallest and densest bodies in the cosmos, so heavy that a sugar cube of it would weigh about the same as eight billion people. scientists have now found a way to detect them. neutron stars have such powerful grav

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so that's why they don't believe to woman's dyson. and it was the reason that they did that and vital give them have any women inside been doing in the united states, a majority of the international community have shown the taliban government demanding it be more inclusive and respectful of women's rights. the meeting in kabul comes at a time when taliban leaders face humanitarian and economic catastrophes. chilling wolf, al jazeera, the government of el salvador says it will step up its campaign against criminal gangs after 3 police officers were killed. or them 40000 people have been arrested in recent months as part of a crack down. be human rights groups accuse authorities of arresting some people without reason. don holman, has more o salvador now been living in a state of emergency for more than 3 months, as the government tries to dismantle the country's gang civil rights suspended as authorities to take tens of thousands of power in that state of emergencies. just been extended for another month by congress, dominated by the r

even dyson vacuums, the whole estimated to be worth nearly $200,000 all seized from a home in san francisco's ingleside district. wow that is incredible . that's incredible. i never would have expected that big of a bus or that this house was actually a place where this was being stored. christina gruda saw heavy police activity wednesday morning as officers served a search warrant at this home on milton street. multiple multiple police and with guns, guns on both pistols and rifles. so i was a little bit concerned that it was going to get violent . other neighbors watched as bags and bags of evidence were taken from the home, police say , 38 year old, said human well puga tenorio of san francisco is suspected of running the fencing operation from the house. selling the items online to people across the country and making upwards of 500 grand a year half a million dollars each year for at least the last three years. that's a lot of money for somebody to be doing something like that alone. did he have help? it's all an open investigation. spokesman robert waka tells us the department's burglar

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so that's why they don't believe to woman's dyson. and it was the reason that they did that and vital didn't have any women inside them do it. the united states, a majority of the international community, have shown the taliban government demanding it be more inclusive and respectful of women's rights. the meeting in kabul comes at a time when taliban leaders face humanitarian and economic catastrophes killing wolf al jazeera. that's good of you now from political analysts let fuller look who joins us live from a cobble good chevy with us, sir. around 40000000 people live in afghanistan, half of them women. so for a meeting as significant as this lower job, how can women's issues be addressed when there's no inclusion of women? will dis, sir, the decision not to allow women to participate in such an important event. speaks for the ideology of italy, yvonne, it manifests the dollar g and it is sad. i wish taliban or if they can short some leniency or towards the artificial inclusion of women in regarding national and even political iss

glen dyson is professor of international relations at the university of south east in norway and associate editor of russia in global affairs. he joins us now live from low. thank you for your time. so roger is turning down the gas, it appears the e. u has now reached some consensus around cutting its gas consumption going into winter. but you believe both sides have a part to play in getting to this point. oh dave, all so far, the economic or the sanctions to large extent, one side of the west puts more and more sanctions on russia. now obviously this could be interpreted as a form of sanctions against the west. so for minutes, they've been waiting for how russia will retaliate them, as always tends to be some surprise when russia retired. but that being said, i think russia opened sanctions in the energy sector and go to the dramatic extent, completely cutting off your guess because this could percent thrush as being an unreliable energy fire. and if you're one of the largest integer energy suppliers in the world, you have an interest in having certain trust and reliability. so for this

your screen just some of the people who will be there, democrat leader hakeem jeffries, michael eric dyson, the attorney general of new york and many more. one panel including the one i'll be moderating on prison reform on the middle of the day's events on saturday, around 12:30 p.m. that's in manhattan. rsvp at "the beat" with ari link on your screen. thanks for watching "the beat." that does it for us. "the reidout" with joy reid is up next. for us. "the reidout" with joy reid is ♪♪ >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> i mean, i saw friends with blood all over their faces. i was slipping in people's blood. it was carnage. it was chaos. never in my wildest dreams did i think that as a police officer, as a law enforcement officer i would find myself in the middle of a battle. >> the january 6th hearings began with chilling personal stories from the people caught in the middle of the insurrection. then we learned in great detail how trump himself caused it,

the fruit 6th inning rangers infielder josh smith hits the sinker to center loriano dyson misses the ball rolls all the way to the wall. >> tavares scores smith coming around for the inside the park home run. and there he slides in headfirst easily to rangers lead. however, oakland not going down without a fight 10 for the 8th. chad pender. well, last one, the left going going over the wall. it's gone for a three-run home run cuts. the rangers lead to 10, 7. now 10, 8 in the 9th living along pender. the potential go ahead, run at the he strikes out to end the game. a nice effort. just coming up short, though, a's lose 10 8, the final score. the forty-niners quarterback saga could finally be coming to an end. the seattle seahawks reportedly are interested in jimmy garoppolo. espn's jeremy fowler said that seahawks staffers have been watching film on san francisco qb. however, the forty-niners are in a tough spot regarding the salary cap. they need some acropolis. 24 million dollars base salary in order to extend pass rusher nick bosa and wide receiver deebo samuel pollard says given t

thousands of items including over the counter medicine, vitamins, personal care items, and even dyson vacuums. all of this stuff is estimated to be worth nearly $200,000 wednesday morning, police served a search warrant at the home on milton street. after sfpd s burglary unit and organized retail theft task force had been investigating this case since y. neighbors watched bags and bags of evidence removed from the home all part of a business selling items online to people across the country. it really doesn't surprise me and unfortunately because there's so much rampant crime right now, so much theft going on that. and people are doing it without consequences. so there's probably more that we don't know about. we know that theft has been a large issue here in the city, retail theft and the fencing of these items that were being stolen we suspected were being sold by local individuals . and with this arrest, we've confirmed that that is a huge possibility. sergio manuel puga tenorio was arrested for running the fencing operation. local retailers reported that thefts and police have bee

stolen merchandise, including over the counter medication, vitamins, personal care items, and even dyson vacuums. they were being sold to people across the country. we know that theft has been a large issue here in the city, retail theft and the fencing of these items that were being stolen. we suspected were being sold by local individuals. and with this arrest we've confirmed that that is a huge possibility. wednesday morning, police served a search warrant at the home on milton street after sfpd is burglary unit and organized retail theft task force had been investigating this case since the beginning of the year. many neighbors were shocked to see bags and bags of evidence removed from the home. wow that is incredible. that's incredible. i never would have expected that big of a bust or that this house was actually a place where this was being stored. all of the stolen merchandise is estimated to be worth nearly $200,000. but sfpd says the whole fencing operation was bringing in about half a million dollars each year for at least three years, and sergio manuel puga tenorio was arrest

so that's why they don't believe to women's dyson. and it was the reason that they did that and vital didn't have any women inside them do it. the united states, a majority of the international community, have shown the taliban government demanding it be more inclusive and respectful of women's rights. the meeting and bull comes at a time when taliban leaders face humanitarian and economic catastrophes killing wolf al jazeera. or i was saying with the story pushed on a dirani is the executive director of learn afghanistan, a non profit organization. the focus is on goes education and maternal healthcare. she's a visiting fellow, the wells, the center for women in massachusetts, and she joins us live from there. can i start by asking you this? we will new a year ago when the taliban took over the things would be very, very different for women going forward. but what concerns you most of the moment? well, we're still going to thank you for having me in highlighting this is sure, well, you have to look at the past 2 years, the way the we

so that's why they don't believe to woman's dyson, and it was the reason that they did that and vital didn't have any women inside village in the united states, a majority of the international community have shown the taliban government demanding it be more inclusive and respectful of women's rights. the meeting in kabul comes at a time when taliban leaders face humanitarian and economic catastrophes. chilling wolf al jazeera. but for la luz is a political analyst, he says the lack of female attendees sends out the wrong message. this guy that he is not going to be attractive enough for the outside world. so again, if good is one, listen, the only one can get from the history of one is got it. is that any decision that politically exclusive is not going to take up on the phone and here it is not going to steer on the phone to the table. insecure direction. what is now happening in couple? the future one is on is not, is not going to be good. if this is d, if this is the kind and if this is the quality of gathering that the are the, the quality of meeting the convening for if there is

even dyson vacuums, the whole estimated to be worth nearly $200,000 all seized from a home in san francisco's ingleside district. wow that is incredible. that's incredible. i never would have expected that big of a bus or that this house was actually a place where this was being stored. christina gruda saw heavy police activity wednesday morning as officers served a search warrant at this home on milton street. multiple multiple police um, with guns. guns are both pistols and rifles. so i was a little bit concerned that it was going to get violent. other neighbors watched as bags and bags of evidence were taken from the home, police say. 38 year old said he'll manuel puga tenorio of san francisco is suspected of running the fencing operation from the house. selling the items online to people across the country and making upwards of 500 grand a year half a million dollars each year for at least the last three years. that's a lot of money for somebody to be doing something like that alone. did he have help? it's all an open investigation, spokesman robert waka tells us the department's burglary

even dyson vacuums there all of this stuff. is estimated to be worth nearly $200,000 wednesday morning, police served a search warrant at the home on milton street after sfpd is burglary unit organized retail theft task force had been investigating this case since the beginning of the year. neighbors were shocked to see bags and bags of evidence removed from the home all part of a business selling these items online across the country. wow that is incredible. that's incredible. i never would have expected that big of a bus or that this house was actually a place where this was being stored. half a million dollars in the sales of the stolen items for the last three years. sergio manuel puga tenorio was arrested for running this fencing operation. local retailers reported the theft and police have been investigating this operation for months. they're looking for multiple other suspects and other people running similar operations. so far, the suspect, tenorio is facing one count of possession of stolen property. police say there c

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