john smith knew which inspired mary smith and his wife. those transgressions did not taint the puritan of his soul. the canterbury church had no grounds on which to excommunicate. souls were spiritually perfect, incapable of seeing the failings of their mortal bodies. the early 18th and 19th century. there's one example maritime canada were interestingly enough hail and towns in southeastern connecticut during the nail 70s two decades later, perfectionist ideas surfaced alongside controversy over marriage. in cornwallis and marriage is being invalid in the president of the local presbyterian clergy which you can see the portrait here to live apart from her own converted husband. so it is much assume for her to have children by him as by any other man. other than preachers in nova scotia i the possibility of getting drunk certain many acts of murder and adultery. the bodies of the saints not convict souls were capable of sin. a believer is like a nut firm into the net explain the prominent preacher. they're dirty the shell but not the colon

>> alex smith: i'm not crazy.o this if i didn't, you know, obviously hear from the experts. and so to hear finally from the experts that, "okay, you can." for me, a bit of a gut check, you know. do i really want to do this? do i put myself out there, walk across those white lines potentially again in live action. >> o'donnell: exhilarating, or nerve-wracking? >> alex smith: both.neouldn' actually play in a game until week five, when the starting quarterback got hurt against the los angeles rams. three plays in, smith was sacked by all-pro tackle aaron donald. and then, he got right back up. watching on tv-- while deployed in iraq-- was dr. joe alderete. >> dr. alderete: i was so proud of alex-- sorry-- and-- and all that he had achieved. >> o'donnell: you were emotional then, watching that. >> dr. alderete: i was. i was totally blown away. i didn't know whether i w-- i wanted to cheer or throw up. it scared me to death, but i-- i just loved watching alex achieve. >> up tall, there we go. >> o'donnell: dr. alderete

she's actually anna nicole smith. >> this morning, tragic beauty. >> anna nicole smith died. >> anna nicole smith has died. >> she might have been one of the most famous faces in the world. >> it makes anna nicole smith a star. >> va-va-va-voom. wow. >> she was ridiculed, but there's a whole story the public doesn't know. >> people have a perception that she was this dumb blond. she wasn't. >> i'm fine, i'm well, i'm here. >> every single thing i touch t. >> she snagged a very rich man who was near death. >> one of the world's richest men. >> anna never gave [ bleep ] abou >> he left her nothing. zero. >> she is one hot mess, except maybe she's not that hot anymore. >> make me beautiful dress. >> anna nicole smith just gave birth to a baby girl only to have her 20-year-old son daniel die at her maternity bedside. >> and then the unimaginable happens -- anna herself dies just five months later. >> the question of why no one called 911 sooner is never fully answered. >> do you know what this even is? >> i thought it would be important to show dannielynn a little bit about where her mom

john smith may have yielded to carnal temptations when he conspired with mary smith to poison his wife but back as assumed those bodily transgressions did not taint the purity of his converted soul. and for this reason she concluded the canterbury church had no grounds on which to excommunicate him. the belief that elect souls were spiritually perfect immortal and incapable of sin, whatever the failings of their mortal bodies surfaced repeatedly during the late 18th and early 19th centuries and here i'll just site one example among many. this one comes from the provinces of maritime canada where interestingly enough a disproportionate number of the earliest nova scotia planters hailed from families in towns in southeastern, connecticut. during the new light star of the 1770s and the new dispensation movement two decades later perfectionist ideas surfaced alongside controversies over spiritual marriage. one charismatic female profit in cornwallis denounced marriage as being from the devil and vowed in the presence of the local presbyterian clergyman. john payson who you can see in his p

not much longer, billy smith marries vicki and makes her vicki smith. >> then she had her son when sheell, if i have a baby, i'll never be lonely again. and i had my son. and i'm not lonely. and i love him. and he's great and wonderful. >> vicki leaves her husband and decides to move back to houston. >> so what she does is walk into a gentleman's club and asks if she can get a job. >> the day that i went on to dance the first time, i -- i ran out because i was so horrified and so ashamed of myself. but when i was driving to work, i looked down and saw all this money in my -- and i was like, wow. >> the irony is that when she started out, anna nicole was in her own words flat-chested. >> so she begins saving money. and now begins to engage in a series of breast augmentation procedures. >> believe it or not, as good as she was at dancing, she never felt comfortable with it. >> so it's 1991 and vicki's been dancing four years when an unlikely figure is wheeled in the front door. he is jay howard marshall ii. >> yale educated, works in the roosevelt administration on oil projects, and even

so the overseer here catches sally smith and then smith -- sorry, smith can tell that she's upset. nails from continue side of the barrel out. the nail heads are wrapped around inside this barrel. he puts her in the barrel and rolls her around. essentially sally smith was beaten up by a barrel full of nail heads. another interesting piece is once she's out, she's sore, bruised all over, and there's nice old lady who looks out for her. a poor old woman greased her and helped her get over her bruises so she would be able to go back to work as she was required. you can see community dimensions of what's happening here. but it's important to recognize that this punishment was a horrific experience, right? and so i want to talk about this particular punishment because i think truancy can feel like a really odd act. why go away if you're not going to get away? what does it matter if sally smith leaves the plantation but she gets caught and she gets punished in this horrific way, right? it can feel like a thing that's not all that meaningful if we think about it in those terms. the interv

the overseer here catches sally smith, smith can tell that he is upset. he had a big barrel.h describes it is continue to take a bucket of nails, hammer those nails in, out from the inside of the barrel to the out. the nail heads are wrapped around inside the barrel. then he put sally smith in the barrel, rolls around. essentially sally smith was beaten up by a barrel full of nail heads. another interesting piece of this is that once she is out, she is sore, bruised all over and there's another nice old lady that looks out for her. a poor old woman, greased all over, helped her get over her bruises. so that she would be able to go back to work. as she was required. you can see community dimensions of what is happening. but it's important to recognize this punishment was a horrific experience. so i want to talk about this particular punishment because i think that truancy can feel like a really odd act. right? like why go away if you're not going to get away, right? what does it matter if sally smith leaves the plantation but then she gets caught and she gets punished in this

creech never intended to kill gavin smith.ense. >> he had to defend himself against this intruder, an intruder into his marriage. >> and, she said, only one person could tell that story. >> who is the first witness you are going to call on behalf of the defendant? >> my client, john creech. >> his attorney began asking him about that meeting with gavin's son. >> at any point did you tell them you were going to kill their father? >> no, that's absurd. >> two years later when it happened, he and chandy were separated. though they lived in the same house. he still worried about her, thought she might be drink and driving. so he installed an app on his phone that allowed him to track her phone and followed her because he was worried, then he saw her car parked near gavins and thought it best to talk to them. he didn't sneak up on them, he said. >> so i knock on the hood of the car. >> was chandy sitting on the lap of this guy? >> sitting on his lap, they just kept talking. i walked over to the passenger's side door, knocked on the

denita smith's fiance.ud had revealed to police his romance with shannon crawley. the woman who owned an suv similar in model and color to the one seen leaving the crime scene with a distraught woman behind the wheel. >> so if the maintenance guy doesn't see the burgundy suv, then you never ask jamere about the burgundy suv. >> exactly. wouldn't have went to greensboro looking for a suspect when durham has plenty of people here. >> so the day after the murder, detective pate headed westbound on interstate 40. anxious to speak with shannon crawley, the other woman in jamere stroud's life. by now, shannon's parents, her father keith and her mother anne, were shocked to hear their daughter was about to be interviewed by police. she was a responsible single mom who lived quietly raising her children. >> being a young mother, you know, she worked six months straight. 12-hour shifts. to buy a house. at 27 years old. that's quite an accomplishment for -- for a single mother. >> it sounds undeniable that all of you

and in particular always catch myself when it talk about adam smith. not only adam smith but his followers until now you think they can do economics just by watching people but watching people not tell you about the meaning that they bring to their economic life. what is your job been to you? what does consumption mean to you? we as humanities consider and modern economics does not. i am in favor of human onyx. >> doctor, and your view what does a shakespeare or mozart add to our understanding of her economic life. >> they tell you why people do things the heroes are middle class. one of the main characters there and the merchant of venice is a fool for love. what you learn from that is that shakespeare's time did not value the marketplace. it valued kings and queens and dukes and barons. in the church but not the marketplace. and so you learn what makes for a successful society. merchants are considered cheaters and manufacturers are making bad stuff we don't like them we preferred the queen. you are not going to have a successful economy. there is on

smith: i apologize. my audio is going in and out, but we are very supportive of setting up a loan fund to bring some stability to the funding level. we have heard over and over again from communities that say they cannot sustain keeping mitigation efforts on staff and planning ahead toward the mitigation products that they need because the funding goes up and down, it is feast and famine, so your proposal would stabilize funding and would allow states to put money on the table and help leverage this and would really be transformational, i think, in terms of promoting new mitigation projects. senator reed: thank you very much. i will try another question, though my machine is not cooperating. mr. berginnis, can you comment on fema's efforts toward flood mapping across the country. also, should these map products -- [indiscernible] chair brown: did you get enough of that question? mr. berginnis: the detail i did not get. senator reed: i think for the order of the community, i should get off and let people

so far, smith has been able to survive multiple allegations of scandal and mismanagement. >> time for concern is long past. sheriff smith must resign. >> reporter: san jose mayor sam liccardo cited numerous instances where he contends sheriff lori smith has shown that she is unfit for office. >> regardless of whether corruption or incompetence best explains sheriff smith's failures it suffices to compel her resignation. >> reporter: sarah smith has been elected in 1998 and ever since but her tenure has been filled with allegations of mismanagement over the jails, including the murder by jail guards of mentally ill inmate michael tyree in 2015, and the beating of another mentally ill inmate, andrew yogan, in 2018. there have been allegations of concealed fact, tens of millions of taxpayer dollars paid out in civil rights cases, costly consent decrees to improve jail conditions, and ongoing bribery and campaign investigations. >> i'm hoping that she will step down. >> reporter: santa clara county supervisor joseph midian added his voice to the calls for the sheriff to leave. >> we need

. >>> she is staying put, that's what lori smith announced today after san jose's mayor called on her to resign yesterday. this follows multiple reports by our investigative unit raising serious questions about how the sheriff's office is running the jail and granting concealed weapons permits. stephen stock joins us now. >> the defiant sheriff smith told a packed news conference that she and her staff have improved things at the jail while also admitting there is more to be done. but she shifted much of the blame to others, including county supervisors, attacking her critic and making clear she was not going to step down. this surveillance video from inside the elmwood jail showing an informant being nearly beaten to death. >> we have made meaningful change. >> reporter: surrounded by some of her top staff, sheriff smith fired back at her critics in a wide-ranging news conference that lasted almost an hour. >> we're hiring good people, holding people accountable. the change is not as quick as i would like it. >> reporter: where does the buck stop? don't you bear some responsibility h

smith. mr. smith: we have a process called the a-plus in the state of missouri where you go through certain parameters for receiving certain amount of tutoring, community involvement, and academics and you get your junior college paid for. the state of missouri already has a process that they're funding themselves and doing that. i would like to point on the child tax credit -- mr. neguse: i'll get to that. sound like a great program in missouri. boy, would it be wonderful for every other student in the united states of america to be able to access free community college which we're poised to do in this budget resolution bill. this bill includes an expansion for the first time in 55 year a -- of various medicaid benefits specifically vision, so senior citizens can go and buy eyeglasses when they need them, dental benefits so that a senior citizen can go to the dentist, and hearing benefits so they can get a hearing aid. mr. yarmuth, do you support that? mr. yarmuth: totally. i don't know how you

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sen smith: we will now turn to mr. shepherd. >> i would like to thank madame smith for the opportunity to speak, senator rounds, and other members of the subcommittee for this opportunity to talk about indian housing today. it has been an especially hard and challenging 15 months for those of us on the wahpeton reservation in south dakota. the covid pandemic hit home and we are still working on recovery today. housing has been at the forefront of the recovery efforts, providing a safe place for our members to shelter and recover and managing the many new relief programs that congress has provided to us. a large part of our recovery effort has often involved looking past the pandemic and into the long-term status of indian housing programs. both on our reservation and in the united states as a whole, the inadequate funding and other program issues that existed prior to 2020 must now be addressed to assure the long-term sustainability of indian housing. to put it more plainly, we all must understand something is wrong wh

out concealed weapons permits in exchange for reelection campaign money for smith. john hero, who ran against smith and her less last campaign is among her critics. >> she hasn't agreed to oversight of either the jails or the enforcement. you have got to have community trust. without that community trust, you need community oversight. to bring that. >> smith will give reporters her take on the controversy today at 9:30 a.m. we will bring that to you live on cbsn bay area. >>> developing news out of afghanistan this morning. more troops are arriving at the airport in kabul to help evacuate remaining u.s. citizens and afghan allies. at least two people died there after hundreds of afghans climbed onto a military plane as it was taking off. cbs news bradley blackburn with why president biden is defending his decision to pull u.s. forces from afghanistan as the chaos unfolded. >> reporter: despite the chaos unfolding in afghanistan, president biden said pulling the military out was the correct decision. >> after 20 years, i have learned the hard way, that there was neve

>> yes. >> reporter: now retired santa clara county undersheriff ran and lost against smith in her last bid for reelection. >> i called for her resignation dungth campaign. she has not agreed to an independent oversight of either the jails or the enforcement. you have to have community trust. without that community trust you need independent oversight to bring that. >> what is smith's reputation recently, the ongoing investigation of her command staff for allegedly handing out hard to contain carry permits in exchange for reelection campaign money for smith. >> should of assign thad out to an outside firm. so there is no conflict of interest. they prey on the fact there is a problem. >> the public is paying attention, elected leaders hopes it gains momentum. it is not the first time the sheriff has been asked to step down. in 20can't. the blue ribbon recommended new leadership of the jail saying skwoet, problems festered under the current leadership. >> worry paying our taxes and everyone has the right to know those things of people in power for sure. >> we can expect a change in behavi

of inmate abuse cost taxpayers millions of dollars under sheriff smith's leadership. sheriff's office is engaged extensive efforts to conceal the facts around these and other incidents. >> most probably by refusing share information with the county office of corrections and law enforcement monitoring. as well as the county auditor. >> citing his record as a former prosecutor mayor lockhart also called out sheriff smith over her refusal to cooperate with the criminal investigation into allegations that her subordinates in the sheriff's office were involved in a scheme to accept bribes. chene for concealed weapon permits the benefit in her reelection campaign. >> when a criminal grand jury indict the sheriff's top assistants and campaign fundraiser and bribery charges related contributions to our own reelection efforts. we should have stirs concerns. but when the same sheriff the top law enforcement official. in the county then refuses to cooperate with that same bribery investigation for fear of incriminating herself. time for concern is long past sheriff smith must re

allegations of inmate abuse cost taxpayers millions of dollars under sheriff smith's leadership.aged. >> extensive efforts to conceal the facts around these and other incidents. most probably by refusing share information with the county office of corrections and law enforcement monitoring. as well as the county auditor. >> citing his record as a former prosecutor mary lockhart also called out sheriff smith over her refusal to cooperate with the criminal investigation into allegations that her subordinates in the sheriff's office were involved in a scheme to accept bribes. chene for concealed weapon permits the benefit in her reelection campaign. >> when a criminal grand jury indict the sheriff's top assistants and campaign fundraiser and bribery charges related contributions to own reelection efforts. we should have serious concerns. but when the same sheriff the top law enforcement official. in the county then refuses to cooperate with that same bribery investigation for fear of incriminating herself. time for concern is long past sheriff smith must resign the mayor's action fo

hello and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith.n for mark kermode to review this week's releases. there are a lot of films in cinemas this week and i'm going to start with my personal favourite. i'm your man, a genderflip on the pygmalion myth starring downton abbey's dan stevens as a romantic robot. set in berlin, i'm your man is a german comedy drama with a sci—fi twist. it stars the excellent maren eggert as alma, a scientist who is taking part in a trial of humanoid robots to see if they could make realistic life partners. alma's ideal match has been created using algorithms based on her brain scans, her responses and research involving 17 million people. as it happens, alma has a soft spot forforeign men. enter dan stevens as tom, a charmer who speaks fluent german with an english accent. alma is initially sceptical, but when she starts to warm to tom, she plunges into a period of self analysis and self—doubt. i'm your man has a very sharp sense of humour, and a pitch perfect dan stevens makes the most of comical misunderstand

of inmate abuse cost taxpayers millions of dollars under sheriff smith's leadership. the sheriff's office is engaged extensive efforts to conceal the facts around these and other incidents. >> most probably by refusing share information with the county office of corrections and law enforcement monitoring. as well as the county auditor. >> citing his record as a former prosecutor mayor la carte also called out sheriff smith over her refusal to cooperate with the criminal investigation into allegations that her subordinates in the sheriff's office were involved in a scheme to accept bribes. chene for concealed weapon permits the benefit in her reelection campaign. >> when a criminal grand jury indict the sheriff's top assistants and campaign fundraiser and bribery charges related contributions to our own reelection efforts. we should have stirs concerns. but when the same sheriff the top law enforcement official. in the county then refuses to cooperate with that same bribery investigation for fear of incriminating herself. time for concern is long past sheriff smith mus

this is nicholas smith speaking here. yes. nicholas smith speaking here.w— nicholas smith speaking here. yes, of course, we all know what they are, _ of course, we all know what they are, i_ of course, we all know what they are, i suppose we are all, we want change. _ are, i suppose we are all, we want change. we — are, i suppose we are all, we want change, we went to progress, but not in my— change, we went to progress, but not in my backyard, and this question arises _ in my backyard, and this question arises because we need to build houses, — arises because we need to build houses, and the government pledges that 300,000 homes will be billed by the middle of the decade, and what this adviser has

sheriff smith must resign.reporter: sheriff smith did not address the mayor's demand through her entire presentation. sheba mount a lack of staffing proposed building a jail and discussed how inmates, are volunteering to painter current jail. so i had to bring it up. >> you have not address the mayor's call for you to address. will you resign? >> i have heard of it of course. and we are going to do these investigations. let's see what the truth is. at this time, no. reporter: the 70-year-old has no plans to retire, even though two of hearst -- her top staff have been charged any bribery scandal . lori smith refused to answer questions before the grand jury. mayor liccardo said that is enough reason for the sheriff to be removed. >> refused to answer that grand jury's questions about the concealed carry scandal. >> i think that is a right everyone has. during the investigation, the das office never asked me any questions, i didn't know what the investigation was about. and that is my right and i'm glad i did it.

. >>> take a live look in san jose tonight, where santa clara county sheriff lori smith says she will not resign, despite calls by san jose's mayor and others to do so. as kpix 5's len ramirez reports, smith is now facing even more pressure to step down over worsening problems at the jail, and a bribery scandal. >> that's right, can. this afternoon the santa clara county board of supervisors voted unanimously to bring in several federal and state law enforcement agencies to investigate the office of sheriff lori smith. sheriff smith said today that she welcomes those investigations, and in fact, just wants them done quickly. >> when there is misconduct, we take swift action. >> reporter: sheriff lori smith went on the defensive in a 45 minute sometimes rambling news conference at sheriff's headquarters. it wasn't until nearly the end when she addressed san jose mayor sam liccardo's call for her resignation amid allegations of incompetence and/or corruption. >> at this time, no. or two quote a general, nuts. there's a lot still to be done. >> reporter: smith has been sheriff since 1998

, patti smith is thinking about a song to sing.'s singing. if anybody else back there wants to sing, we'd love to. we've had the killers perform. that was incredible. barry manilow set the tone. he kicked all of this off for us, so we appreciate it, truly. and -- >> the killers. >> yeah, chad meyers. chad meyers. chad, ok, so it's raining worse now. >> yes. >> where is this band? >> you know, it's just been one storm that's built back -- as soon as you think one's gone, another one builds down towards the south shore, comes out jfk and right into where we're trying to get this concert in. i've been watching for two hours thinking please just go left or go right. it doesn't have to go right over midtown central park but it has been. we've had flash flood warnings in effect for brooklyn and queens. a little farther down to the south, a little more rainfall. that's the last band, i hope. we've been looking at this now for hours. there's not much back out here in the ocean. we've had a few lightning strikes. to put it into perspective,

yeah. >> no, jeffrey smith.y rosen -- >> sorry. >> this whole episode. very, very serious and bizarre quite honestly someone who worked in the department of justice and in the white house and appreciates the importance of making sure that we're very disciplined in the line of communications that occur between the white house and the department of justice, particularly in this scenario where you have a president that is apparently insistent on trying to find a way to overturn the election results and so, very, very serious situation. and you know, on the one hand i agree with ambassador bolton. i watched the interview with you. this was far from a coup. the institutions did hold. on the other hand, if he had been successful in persuading the acting attorney general to send the letter that he apparently had drafted, then it surely would have complicated things. it would have given republicans in congress a reason to question the outcome of these elections and perhaps stop certification, the electoral college vote.

. >> in the south bay, santa clara county sheriff laurie smith has rejected calls from san jose's mayor and from others to resign over her alleged mismanagement of the county's jail system. the sheriff responded today was a news conference of her own kron four's. rob fladeboe has the story. >> we're going to do these investigations. let's see what the truth is at this time. no. or to quote to, quote i general nuts. a combative santa clara county sheriff laurie smith on tuesday said she is not about to resign and defended her record on managing the county's jail system not only did we cooperate, but we as we are continuing to make progress on their long recommendations were continuing to send updates to the auditor's the board of supervisors today was asked to consider launching an investigation into the sheriff's office over allegations of abuse that led to inmate deaths and injuries in recent years calling on the state attorney general to investigate his supervisor. joe, some indian. >> and the question here is whether or not the sheriff and her team have responded. appropriately human

how impressed with dina asher smith's ability to return for - asher smith's ability to return for thehletes who have been watching for as much what she does off the track as on the track during these games and she led them to a british record time. i did during these games and she led them to a british record time.— to a british record time. i did not exect to a british record time. i did not exoect that _ to a british record time. i did not expect that actually. _ to a british record time. i did not expect that actually. a _ to a british record time. i did not expect that actually. a great - to a british record time. i did not. expect that actually. a great time, the fastest time in the world this year and i think they will be the ones to watch and the ones to beat in that final. really glad dina is a around the track. i do not think we need to worry about the injury but it is the lack of training she has been able to do and she said from her 100 metres until that relay, she has had a few good days of training and that is what she needs and if you can walk way from these games along

thanks for watching the film review with me anna smith. i will be back next week.hasn't been too bad for many of us. in northern and eastern england, lots of sunshine around and warm as well. tomorrow, more cloud on the way and fleeting outbreaks of rain, especially across the west. the weather this weekend will be a little hit and miss. this is the satellite — shower clouds in scotland. here is the thicker cloud we had in the south earlier. it has cleared up, and pretty clear this evening across northern areas. the next area of weather is approaching us, low pressure, and it will reach ireland in the early hours of saturday morning. ahead of it, a lot of cloud, misty and murky around coastal areas, maybe some drizzle. the temperatures won't drop very low overnight. 15 celsius first thing on saturday. that cloud is spreading north, but it will never reach central scotland. it looks as though even glasgow and edinburgh will get away with a relatively bright day. notice outbreaks of rain across the irish sea, the north west of england, merseyside. south of that, i th

supervisor smith says he would all confidential use of force records at the jail made public.s about that investigation. bring it on live in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you rob. police arrested in milpitas man after a narcotics investigation uncovered 27 guns. >> and methamphetamine for sales. 66 year-old thomas rain water was arrested friday on felony drug and firearms charges. this comes after officers say they executed a warrant at his home and found 10 rifles. 16 handguns. a shotgun and nearly 21,000 rounds of ammunition. rain. water was booked into the santa clara county jail and is currently out of police custody on bail. in san francisco. a man has died after being shot in the tenderloin neighborhood overnight. police say the 48 year-old man was attacked by 3 suspects just after 1230 this morning on larkin street near o farrell police say during the attack. one suspect pulled a gun and shot the victim man was taken to the hospital where he died. the victim's name has not been released. no suspects have been arrested. >> san francisco police are also invest

smith! tonight, snoop dogg, seven-time olympic gold medalist allyson felix, and music from nelly featuring breland and blanco brown. and now, stephen a. smith! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> stephen: what's going on? what's up? [ cheers and applause ] what's up? oh, yeah! i'm here! i'm here! i'm here! i don't mind. i don't mind. i don't mind. what's going on, y'all? what's up? welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i am your guest host, stephen a. smith. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. now, you might recognize me from television or from the ten billion memes of me floating around on the internet. okay? [ laughter ] you've got confused stephen a. check out annoyed stephen a. and how about this one? "i just found out i'm hosting jimmy kimmel" stephen a. [ cheers and applause ] how about that? now, very sad news to break to you just to start off the show. i'm very sorry to say this. but i'm only here for one night. but i do have good news. i've already lasted longer than the new host of "jeopardy." okay?

thanks for watching the film review with me anna smith. i will be back next week.n't ican�*t die! i can't die! i'm never going to die! hello there. it's going to be one of those weekends where we get a bit of sunshine and a bit of rain, as well. it looks like saturday will be a much drier day in scotland, where we've had a lot of shower clouds on friday. we'll see more cloud coming in from the south—west, as well — and that is due to this area of low pressure that'll just hang around, really, through the weekend. it means as we start the weekend, we've got quite muggy air across the south of england, south wales, 15 celsius here. it's cooler air that we've got in scotland with those showers in the north, io—ii celsius. the showers in scotland do to become fewer, mind you. a bit of a dull, misty, damp start across parts of wales and the south—west of england. and this cloud gradually working its way northwards. more in the way of sunshine across scotland as those stars become fewer, but the cloud will be increasing in northern ireland and northern england, bringing

the sheriff smith repeated mismanagement of the jail. particularly evidence by horrible instance in recent years has destroyed lives and violated the most basic civil. right of its denizens, sheriff smith has not yet commented on mayor like argos announcement last week, members of the two members of the santa clara county board of supervisors demanded an investigation of smith related to deaths and injuries at the jail, providing extra protection against the coronavirus to people with weakened immune systems coming up in our next half hour how certain people in santa clara county can sign up for a third dose of the vaccine, plus search and rescue operations are underway. across haiti after a massive earthquake over the weekend. i'm brian dennis in port of prince, haiti, i'll have that story coming up. another summer day around the bay area with a comfortable temperatures along the coastline and baking inland. we'll have a look at the current conditions what you can expect for the afternoon and the cool down that is coming our way coming