i'm arlene all the latest news, debate and analysis . i'm arlene foster here analysis. i'm arlene foster here in my seasonal i traditional sparkly top and here's what's coming up over the next hour. another day, another strike because royal mail postal workers and border force staff are on a over pay jobs attended . taliban security in kabul have been enforcing the higher education ban for women by their access to universities . and joe access to universities. and joe kennedy. the third has been confirmed as united states envoy to northern ireland. greg swenson, chair of republicans overseas uk , will talk to me overseas uk, will talk to me about this on how uk us relationship is going as well as all of that. give me your briefing. send in your views and opinions by emailing gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb news. first, here's the news with reaction . thank you all and with reaction. thank you all and good afternoon. it's 2:01. your top stories from the gb newsroom. three people have been killed and several others wounded after. a gun

well arlene the feeling moment. well arlene the feeling amongst well we've had two rmt members here on, the picket line, but we also see a lot of commuters trying to trying go about their business. the feeling in birmingham has always kind of been that they understand why the strikes that a birmingham people here a lot birmingham people here in birmingham kind support the strike . of course we've strike action. of course we've had the gb news people's poll today that 44% of today which said that 44% of people in favour of these of people are in favour of these of the strikes. but you can't take away from disruption that this cause is here in birmingham today, we've got a real limited services and lot of trains only running one per hour of anti west coast running very very few trains and cross—country the same for westminster's railway london north western railway service . they just not operating service. they just not operating at and operate further at all. and operate on further strike days as well for the likes

arlene, headlines headlines. arlene, thank you. good afternoon. in the gb newsroom, the chancellor has announced plans to overhaul the british financial sector, pledging to review and replace of pages of eu regulations. dubbed the reforms, jeremy hunt , brexit has provided a golden opportunity to reshape the rules . more than 30 regulatory changes have been unveiled including reversing some measures . following the 2008 measures. following the 2008 financial crash. the minister says the reforms will keep uk competitive . there are actually competitive. there are actually a million people employed in financial and they're not just in the london in the city that's spread across the country in edinburgh and belfast and leeds , bournemouth. and we want to make that can continue make sure that can continue creating across the united creating jobs across the united kingdom. today's reforms will mean that the industry remains competitive. we can create more jobs. competitive. we can create more jobs . but of course this will jobs. but of course this will

gb news presenters alison stewart and dame arlene foster. fact that they had told the minister and told the leader of the opposition we all knew that it was a serious situation . i'm was a serious situation. i'm michael portillo. join me on gb news on a sunday morning for topical discussion. debate arts and culture and sometimes even ethical dilemmas. how don't always agree with you, michael. michael sundays on gb news the people's channel. britain's news channel channel welcome back . well, it's hard to welcome back. well, it's hard to believe that queen elizabeth seconds who reigned over us for more than years is no longer here. the news made headlines , here. the news made headlines, the world, and it marked a huge change in our country. for me , i change in our country. for me, i spent most of my time here at palace. but gb news also went around the country to pubs and community centres . hearing your community centres. hearing your stories and memories of longest reigning monarch , i sat down reigning monarch, i sat down with alison ste

plus alastair stewart's and arlene foster on what the passing of the queen means for great britain .ritain. february marks the 70th anniversary of the queen's sessions of the throne. her majesty , just 25 years old. her majesty, just 25 years old. i've come to sandringham when.7 on the eve of the queen's platinum jubilee, she hosted a magnificent in the ballroom of sandringham for locals. the queen renewed her pledge she made on her 21st birthday. that's her life . always be that's her life. always be devoted to our service and declared it was her sincere wish. that's camilla with one day be known as queen consort. former mayor of lynn. councillor harry humphrey welcomes the queen to the ballroom. i expect it really to be one of the one of the people at the reception but i was particularly on it when i got had to say where do i stand? and i said took me out of the door and i thought, why ? the door and i thought, why? because you're going see the because you're going to see the queen when she comes into her ballroom . thought, what an ballroom. thought, what an honoun ballroom. thoug

i sat down with alison stewart and arlene foster for their reflections .r for their reflections. what do you remember about that day at gb news? i think i remember most strongly the fact that it happened in the midst of a real life political storm. well, and a couple of events encapsulated the woman's extraordinary life of service and of duty . extraordinary life of service and of duty. that is, that extraordinary life of service and of duty . that is, that she and of duty. that is, that she you know, she marched boris johnson out as prime minister and she marched liz truss in as minister. and we all looked at the photographs and actually we hadnt the photographs and actually we hadn't seen her for a while. in reality . and we looked at her reality. and we looked at her and we thought, oh, she's small, she's looking quite frail, but she's looking quite frail, but she gave a lovely smile. and you remember camera she gave a lovely smile. and you rememb

arlene, thank . it's headlines. arlene, thank. it's 231.he gb newsroom gb news understands health officials are dealing with new cases of deep theory at the ftx migrant process centre in kent. the cases were discovered among the more 2000 channel migrants who've arrived on small in recent days. channel migrants who've arrived on small in recent days . gb news on small in recent days. gb news has obtained exclusive images from inside ftx , revealing some from inside ftx, revealing some of the basic conditions, including the rooms migrants are sleeping in, in which half mats side side on the floor . sleeping in, in which half mats side side on the floor. sajid javid has announced he will not stand again at the next election. the mp for was the health secretary july this year when he stood the tory leadership campaign. he's also held other cabinet positions , held other cabinet positions, including chancellor and home secretary . in a letter to the secretary. in a letter to the chairman , the bromsgrove chairman, the bromsgrove conservative as

. >>> les saluda arlen fernÁndez gracias por acompaÑarnos en "noticiero telemundo" 48 al mediodÍa. >>despertamos los residentes del Área de la bahÍa, desde anoche la zona norte de nuestra regiÓn comenzÓ a ver las precipitaciones no fue sino hasta la entrada de la madrugada cuando se intensificÓ el aguacero que trajo consecuencias en algunas Áreas, veamos. por ejemplo el techo colapsÓ en un local comercial en (nombre en inglÉs). la tienda big 5 en el centro comercial en (nombre en inglÉs). las autoridades dijeron que no se reportaron vÍctimas, sin embargo estÁn inspeccionando los negocios cercanos para asegurarse que no hay daÑos colaterales. vamos a san anselmo en el condado mari, un arroyo creciÓ subfluvial debido a fuertes lluvias, las autoridades informaron que el caudal aumenÓo a casi 13 pies de profundidad, algunos locales cercanos comenzaron a poner bolsas de arena para evitar que las aguas entraran a sus comercios, estaremos atentos a esta situaciÓn. la ciudad de santa rosa emitiÓ una alerta por inundaciones que pudiera afectar mayormente a quienes viven en las cercanÍas de las

host: arlene in new orleans calling us. let's hear from doug in ohio. caller: how is it going. i'm independent but i think in the next two years it's going to be terrible. they're not to get nothing done at all because they won't work with each other. the last two years worth fantastic. but the republicans aren't, let him get away with anything. and they are not can help at all. their main goal is to go after the bidens. trump was so corrupt it's pathetic and they're trying to point the other way. host: are you saying there's no areas of compromise they could work together on? caller: i don't believe their republicans want to work with the president because they never have. we got a few things done but on the major issues they just want to look bad. host: the survey asked about optimism when it comes to their party's future. 65% of those republicans release leading republicans are optimistic about their party's future going forward. going forward only 30 3% expressing pessimism. on the democratic side for those who lean democratic, 72% are optimistic about their party's future.

arlene foster is back with us. he is watching all of this in doha for us.? you can probably guess what is auoin on. ~ ., ., ., , croatia? you can probably guess what is aoian on. ~ ., ., ., , is going on. well, extraordinary. it takes ou is going on. well, extraordinary. it takes you right _ is going on. well, extraordinary. it takes you right back _ is going on. well, extraordinary. it takes you right back to _ is going on. well, extraordinary. it takes you right back to 2018 - is going on. well, extraordinary. it takes you right back to 2018 when | takes you right back to 2018 when croatia marched all the way to the final in russia, eventually beaten ljy final in russia, eventually beaten by an exceptional french team, but they did it injust by an exceptional french team, but they did it in just the same way, a penalty shoot—out in the last 16. a penalty shoot—out in the last 16. a penalty shoot—out in the last 16. a penalty shoot—out in the quarter final, beating england in extra time. that is the croatian way. they really push their luck. brazil squande

. >> arlen, nos encontramos en ele aeropuerto internacional de san josé que es la terminalque más vuelosncelados ya las 10 de l amañana hay 147 vuelos y 34 que deberían haber salido y otros 33 que debieron haber aterrizado. mientras tanto, las piezas de equipajes siguen acumulándose . >> y algunos vuelos y no las maletas. secuchemos lo que nos dijo ese viajero que vino a buscar su equipaje perdido >> me cancelaron el vuelo original y pusieron otro desde las vegas a san diego, san josé y luego otro que salía directo y ahí se vine de la maleta a venir, pero según lo que hicieron también. >> no saben que que vengo a trabajar que en podría . >> que en el aeropuerto internacoinal de san josé y en comparaciódn e ayer vemos varios acumulados o necesario haga su reporte de oficina y que en la tarde porque también le vamos a decir que estaría . >> gracias esa respuesta la tenemosen ediciones vespertinas. noticiero telemundo . >> gracias con esta información. nuevos detalles en un incendio y de un hombre acusado de provocar un incendio. las llamas comenzaron en un complejo de apartamentos en boule

i want to protect arlen's place in the union. -- i want to protect arlen's place in the union. >> one issue is of national students being made -- there could be a crackdown or reduction in the numbers. they all value the international students for economic and cultural benefits they bring. we celebrated hitting a milestone of 600,000 international students as an unequivocally good thing. do you think that is a target we should continue to pursue? should we go further or is there some reason to reduce the numbers? p.m. sunak: international students do make a significant economic and cultural contribution to the u.k.. the point to recognize is the target of 600,000 was the 2030 we met several years earlier. >> do you agree to welcome some international students and non-others is a nonstarter? p.m. sunak: we should attract the best and brightest to the u.k.. the global competition for talent is very competitive. what we put in place should always continue to attract people and we want to make sure when people are here they are contributing one way or another. >> to british baccalaureate,

they write it has been a decade since the last senate party switch when former pennsylvania senator arlenpecter left the gop to become a democrat and even longer the former senator joe lieberman switched to independent. senator manchin backed away rumors he is leaving the democratic party. tom and florida, democratic caller, good morning. what do you make of the news? caller: good morning. i do not think much is going to change. she is caucusing with the democrats still, she will probably hold onto her assignments. i think it was a way for her just to stay away from the far left of the democratic party and take more of a -- he has been ignoring them anyway so why should she have to try to appease them if she does run for reelection because she will never get on the road anyway, i think it is more you govern from the middle and that is where i believe she is moved. some people say that has nothing to do with biden terrible policies. it is if the majority of the state is independent, move in that direction. the guy from new hampshire is independent, the guy from new york became independent

. ♪ >> stewart: 'oh', arlene said, as they passed the old nabisco plant.iums. 'have you heard how much they are asking for a one bedroom?' 'how much?' 'a million-two.' 'that is highway robbery. who would honestly pay that to live in east liberty?' 'they are calling it east side now.' 'who's calling it that?' 'no one i know. it's a boondoggle if i ever saw one.' beside the greed factor, she didn't actually mind the condos. better than leaving the building empty. >> anthony: stewart o'nan is a local author who has written 15 novels, many set in pittsburgh. >> stewart: we are the city that made the steel, that beat the confederacy, beat the kaiser. built the skyscrapers, built the bridges, beat the nazis. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: who came, in the very beginning, lured by jobs in steel. >> stewart: most of the people that came here, once the steel industry was in place, were people from central europe. they were blue-collared, they worked long hours. they worked hard dangerous jobs. they made the money to send their kids to schools to become white collar. at one point

i'm arlene all the latest news, debate and analysis . i'm arlene foster here analysis.over the next hour. another day, another strike because royal mail postal workers and border force staff are on a over pay jobs attended . taliban security in kabul have been enforcing the higher education ban for women by their access to universities . and joe access to universities. and joe kennedy. the third has been confirmed as united states envoy to

i farm here with my folks laverne and arlene. >> we have 365 acres. we milk around 80, 85 cows. >> growing up, it was hard. farming was kind of tough because we were conventional. there were fluctuating prices on a day-to-day basis. and then organic came along, and they find a price that seems to work for everyone, and it stays there. we're part of organic valley, which is one of the largest organic co-ops in the nation. >> because we're set up organic, we try to be as sustainable as we can. >> the cattle have to be fed certified organic feed with no gmos, no hormones, no antibiotics, no pesticide, herbicide, or insecticide. 30% of all that they eat in a day has to come from grazing. >> this is where they pretty mh stay all summer, in pasture land, and then we'll be working them back up, plowing it up, putting in corn one year, and then we'll put it right back into pasture again. what's good for the soil is good for us. in the convential side of it, everne's so focused on how much can we get out of this cow? and i think on the organic side of it it's,

of france into the low countries. coon red tucked backing behind across the bridges, owls and the arlen de valid. shall we drive down towards southeast and still warm for the met? ah, with lou ah, top stories here now to sierra ukrainian president for to miss lensky says his country will never forgive russia calling the latest barrage of strikes. more than 20 missiles rained down on areas across ukraine on saturday. at least one person was killed in the capitol. keith is around the world a paying tribute to form a pope benedict 16th who has died at the age of $95.00. benedict led. the catholic church for just on the 8 is a step down and 2013. after suffering ill health, china's president choosing ping, says the nation is heading into a new phase of the pandemic. outermost coven restrictions were lifted. is called for unity in a televised new year's dress. the libyan coast guard says it has stopped a ship carry at least $700.00 migrants sort of a largest and deceptions. in recent months the vessel was reported. the blocked on friday, near town, west bank ghazi. as it was making its way t

will be served, and a new comedic headliner as well is none other than lisa's 91 year old mother, arlene, i guess i fell into it naturally spent two plus pandemic years with her mother in florida and started a monthly zoom show called lockdown comedy. and what do you know? and i discovered that my mom was funny. so i said, mom, do you want to perform on the show this one time, and she got in front of the screen and talked about her pension for hot fireman. firemen. you have no idea. they are gorgeous. if you want to get your blood pressure taken. you go to the fire department. your annabelle and they'll bring you in is guys. you know they're so muscular in young. they're gorgeous. feel like i've learned how to be a parent and she always reminds me. i'm still the parents and i'll go not so much, but we have formed a really nice bond. i call us the good old ex sisters , frank mallicoat ktvu, fox two news. the bill graham and nora project celebrated the fifth night of hanukkah with a car minera vehicle parade tonight. the holiday of hanukkah is a holiday that we celebrate in public so that

that comes at a critical time in the wake of these weeks of miss arlene can because he drone strikes against ukrainians. vital energy infrastructure more than a 1000 we understand in these recent weeks. and yeah, it underscores the kind of reliance that zelinski has on weston weapons on western support in the us. in particular, we understand that this new, this new arms package is going to be announced in washington. could be another 2 worth another $2000000000.00. that's already on top of a commitment of $18500000000.00 from the u. s. a lot of focus. he's going to be on whether we're going to hear an announcement finally about these patriot missile systems that the ukrainians have been asking for for so long. this is been a hugely controversial subject, previously the by and ministration and has said no, it wouldn't be sending this kind of weaponry because it was so advanced. and there were fears. it's understood that this could be seen as an escalation by russia to afghanistan now, and the taliban has banned all female students from attending universities. the latest order cracking

is more on his story from keith that comes at a critical time in the wake of these weeks of miss arlene can, because he joined strikes against ukrainians, vital energy infrastructure more than a 1000 we understand in these recent weeks. and yeah, it underscores the kind of reliance that zelinski has on western weapons on western support in the us. in particular, we understand that this new, this new alms package is going to be announced in washington, could be another 2 worth another $2000000000.00. it's trailer and china have a grade to more high level talks on trade. human rights and security is strictly as foreign minister penny wong is in beijing for talks of the chinese foreign minister to try to men. relations, ties have been strained since china imposed tried barriers after camera cold for an inquiry into the pandemic. afghanistan's taliban rule is have banned all female students from attending universities. the latest crackdown on women's rights takes effect immediately. girls have already been banned from middle school and high school. thousands of agular staff going on strikin

that comes at a critical time in the wake of these weeks of miss arlene can because he drone strikes against ukrainians. vital energy infrastructure more than a 1000 we understand in these recent weeks. and yeah, it underscores the kind of reliance that zelinski has on western weapons on western support in the us. in particular, we understand that this new, this new alms package that is going to be announced in washington could be another 2 worth. another $2000000000.00 have canister on taliban rule is have banned all female students from attending universities. the latest crackdown on women's rights takes effect immediately. hills have already been banned from middle and high school. for congress has voted to bring elections forward to april 2024. it's been a k demand among protested, following the arrest a former president, petro could feel through has same days of violence in ca, stairs, impeachment, and arrest. 2 weeks ago. ellen musk says he will step down as the ceo of twitter following a public poll on the platform mask, his face to backlash since buying the social media firm

meeting shall straps it has more from key comes at a critical time in the wake of these weeks of miss arlene can because he drone strikes against ukrainians. vital energy infrastructure more than a 1000 we understand in these recent weeks. and yeah, it underscores the kind of reliance that zelinski has on western weapons on western support in the us. in particular, we understand that this new, this new arms package is going to be announced in washington. could be another 2 worth another $2000000000.00. have canister taliban rulers have banned all female students from attending university. the light is cracked down on women's rights, takes effect immediately. gills have already been banned from middle and high school. for his congress is voted to bring the elections forward to april 2024. it's been a key demand among protest as following the arrest or former president pitcher castillo, peru has seen days of violence since because there's impeachment and arrest. 2 weeks ago, congress had been resisting calls to move up the vote from 2026. but president dina boulevard tay urge them to reconside

begin with is precisely because of the use constant tinkering. european paula lambert, clag daily of arlen says the blow, his quote, cutting its own throats with its economy restrictions as it exposes its people to increase poverty. worse is yet to come. so set the i m f. in october. europe's economies are being tested, measured by sanctions. millions of europeans are going to have to decide between heating and easing this winter. people and poland are burning rubbish to keep warm and the lights are winking out in german industry. the russians are laughing at us . the americans are laughing at us, i wouldn't blame them because when europe decided to go to war, it ended up by closing its own throat gas is the most important energy nowadays, due to this energy change in europe. so this is a huge, huge hit and we are entering into a face where uncontrolled m bureaucrats are grabbing after the industry and taking one step after the next and setting up mechanisms that the you, this uncontrolled broker see it taking their grip on, on the different areas under different markers within europe, and

the calls se his arlene foster. the theory here is that english might get so annoyed .et so annoyed. the constant request for a independence referendum, which i remember as soon as it was spoken about after 2014 one, i remember thinking , this is remember thinking, this is really quick, i think. simon it's a once in a generation thing. i life expectancy might not be amazing of the border, but come on, that was not enough. actually, it's enough. but actually, it's nearly ten years. so maybe that does a long enough does feel like a long enough penod be period for questions to be asked, but theory that we'll get so annoyed about the spectre and the threat . the indyref means the threat. the indyref means that it ruin the union. i'm that it will ruin the union. i'm not sure that converts not quite sure how that converts into so , if the into reality. if so, if the engush into reality. if so, if the english get annoyed , we won't english get annoyed, we won't get a referendum on kicking anyone off the island . so anyone off the island. so i don't know if our annoyance manife

the calls se his arlene foster. the theory here is that english might get so annoyed .et so annoyed. the constant request for a independence referendum, which i remember as soon as it was spoken about after 2014 one, i remember thinking , this is remember thinking, this is really quick, i think. simon it's a once in a generation thing. i life expectancy might not be amazing of the border, but come on, that was not enough. actually, it's enough. but actually, it's nearly ten years. so maybe that does a long enough does feel like a long enough penod be period for questions to be asked, but theory that we'll get so annoyed about the spectre and the threat . the indyref means the threat. the indyref means that it ruin the union. i'm that it will ruin the union. i'm not sure that converts not quite sure how that converts into so , if the into reality. if so, if the engush into reality. if so, if the english get annoyed , we won't english get annoyed, we won't get a referendum on kicking anyone off the island . so anyone off the island. so i don't know if our annoyance manife

let's get back to arlene foster.utes. the dutch fans aren't here in huge numbers, officially less than two thousand in the lusail stadium, they will be dwarfed by around 40,000 argentina in supporters but i'm guessing the millions will be glued to their tvs and radios back in netherlands anna holligan is in the hague. there is anxious anticipation here in the hague. inaudible. |naud|ble. look, - |naud|ble. look, how. inaudible. | look, how do inaudible. - look, how do you inaudible. _ look, how do you fancy inaumble. — look, how do you fancy your chances? i think we have about a 50—50 chance — i think we have about a 50—50 chance. argentina has leonel massey. we have _ chance. argentina has leonel massey. we have a _ chance. argentina has leonel massey. we have a very good team. that chance. argentina has leonel massey. we have a very good team.— we have a very good team. that is what ou we have a very good team. that is what you hear— we have a very good team. that is what you hear from _ we have a very good team. t

. >> and now, here's arlene! is a staff of working people who are doing their best and not always the best is coming from it. ♪ cincinnati wkrp ♪ >> this is rock bottom. >> "wkrp" was about a very low-rated station. >> what about this station's traffic helicopter? >> we don't have one. >> so why do we have helicopter reports? >> well, that's just me. see, i get on the air and then i do this. [ helicopter noise ] traffic today is light to heavy -- >> the workplace is a wonderful setting for so many comedies because it's a refuge. you know, you get away from the kids, you get away from your wife. >> the moon is high. [ gong ] and so am i. >> you're in this little environment with people that you get to know probably a little closer than you should know. and out of that's going to come conflicts. >> i don't take dictation. >> i don't know how jennifer ended up as the receptionist. >> why don't you get coffee for all the guys here? >> i don't get coffee, mr. carlson. we agreed. >> my mother was a '50s housewife, so s

we've seen that throughout history and a number of states, shelby, jeffords, harry byrd in virginia, arlen once considered it and ended up switching from republican to democrat instead. i think now that she's an established figure voters know who she is in her state. i believe she believes that the best thing in her heart and that is to represent her state as opposed to a political party. alicia: with arizona being a difficult battleground state what is the democrats next move in arizona because they have the option of putting someone out there on the democratic ticket but for sure would dilute the boat for them and for her seat that would be handed over to republicans. this is a really tough moment for democrats right now, a lot of soul-searching. >> it really is it reminds us what happened in utah the last cycle where democrats went all in for an independent voter to face income the republican leader mike lee. democrats and have the same problem going into 2024 if sinema and deeds decide to run because they're going to look at it and say this is going to split the vote all over the place

. >> i think about the last time this happened, maybe arlen specter, pennsylvania.hey were able to pass legislative priorities, they were post 911 related around intelligence, surveillance, things like that. so there was a sort of higher calling in those moments but this does have implications for what the legislative agenda is going into the 2024 period that everyone will be running on. >> and it's not going to look like it did this year. >> arizona is becoming more and more intriguing when you think back to the mccain maverick days and what happened with the election and kari lake. i feel it's the place to watch. >> for sure. >> i can't wait to see the reaction on the hill. thank you for joining us on this breaking news. >>> later we'll speak to jake tapper himself about this rare interview with kyrsten sinema. >>> also this morning a new cnn poll just out this hour. we'll tell you what it says about president biden's approval after the midterm elections we were just talking about. >>> plus hospitals are really hitting their max capacity on patients. the fullest t

my dad worked for senator arlen specter, pa pennsylvania senator, right at the time through his relationship with his boss. lived in pittsburgh and got to meet franco hair. several times said he's been to his apartment. so that to the kind of hard he said, i was like my sports hero teacher, a lot of heroes. and and the steelers were so dominating again, that era of football. so he was like right up there at the top of the game yet. pete, our producer, you told me at any realize this day, one, 4 super bowls in 8 year span kind miami. the warriors really enough or 4 of 8 year span right now. so just a legend. when you missed your dad, folks, i personally and he just was like we're for philly. but he actually was rooting for the steelers kind of during that time because he does, you know, he's living out there and he said franco, such a nice guy. so, you know, you just written for people don't care about thanks. a new season. >> hard time to take a look at the forecast over looking live at some of cloudy skies over san francisco. all right. to your standing by with latest on the weather. yeah,

anyways, he put this woman, arlene edwards, on the story. she said, i started to call the mining companies and they lied to me. as soon as they lied to me i said, okay, we're going to get them. one wallace carroll said, okay, let's go after this. for both for five months, almost every day, they had something and about the mining that was going on, why this changes to the environment, so, and so forth. finally, the company said we're going to stop this. the company pulled out. there has been no strip mining and western north carolina, which is a beautiful part of the country, by the way. ever since then. then, in 1971, he was a member of the pulitzer prize, the pulitzer board for several years. and 1971, the paper submitted their submission to the board for the pulitzer prize. carol, of course, this couldn't be involved in the negotiations. they were awarded the pulitzer prize for their environmental reporting. for paper there, that was a huge, wonderful thing. for a local paper an original paper to, to get that kind of acclaim. i think it wa

will be served and a new comedic headliner, as well as none other than lisa's 91 year old mother, arlene fell into it naturally spent two plus pandemic years with her mother in florida and started a monthly zoom show called lockdown comedy . and what do you know? i discovered that my mom was funny, so i said, mom, do you want to perform on the show this one time? and she got in front of the screen and talked about her pension for hot fireman. firemen you have no idea they are gorgeous. if you want to get your blood pressure taken, you go to the fire department. your annabelle and they'll bring you in is guys. you know they're so muscular in young. they're gorgeous. i feel like i've learned how to be a parent and she always reminds me. i'm still the parents and i'll go not so much, but we have formed a really nice bond. i call us liquid gold x sisters. and they are terrific. some of the proceeds will go to charity, including the san francisco marin food bank. the dinner by the way, is already sold out, but there are still show tickets available for the three night run at city box office d

anyway, he put this woman, arlene edwards, on to the story. she said, well, i started to call the mining companies and they lied to me. and as soon as they lied me, i said, okay, we're going to get we're going to get them. and wallace carroll said, okay, let's go after this. and for about four or five months, almost every day, they had something in about about the strip mining that was going on and it was dangerous to the environment and so on and so forth and finally, the company, they said, okay, we're going to stop this. the company pulled out and there has been no strip mining. western north carolina, which is a beautiful of the country, by the way, ever since then and then in 1971, he was. he was a member of the pulitzer prize, the pulitzer board for several years. and in 1971, the papers submitted their submission to the board for, the pulitzer prize. and carol, of course had to leave. he couldn't be involved in the negotiations, but they were awarded the pulitzer prize for their environmental reporting for a paper there. that was a huge

that didn't happen until jorge called investigator arlen fenders and got his $300 back.cently moved south from the bay area. he was waiting on the $1,741 refund from a canceled international flight. his request went nowhere for weeks, so he reached out to us. we reached out to the airline and it processed that $1,741 refund. >> the federal government recently began cracking down on airlines that drag their feet giving passengers their money back after a canceled flight. you can easily file a federal airline complaint, or a compliment, for that matter. we recently made a how-to video showing you how. you can watch it, as well as 100 other videos on our youtube page, our streaming channels and website. just look for the how-to playlist. have a great weekend. >> thanks, chris. and of course, again, we are waiting for the big storm to arrive overnight. storm ranger is on top of san bruno mountain scanning the bay area and you can get the radar right on your phone on the nbc bay area app, also at nbcbayarea.com. a live picture of storm ranger. we'll be following the weather a

it's a briefing with arlene. that, though, the arlene. before that, though, the very weather i., alex deakin here with your latest weather updates. it's been snowing heavily across . some snowing heavily across. some parts scotland that is now to parts of scotland that is now to ease most it is a dry and ease for most it is a dry and a cold day . what's more milder cold day. what's more milder weather, though is on the way courtesy of an area low pressure out in the atlantic. but ahead of that, it's still cold. we've got high pressure bringing most places a dry day today , but this places a dry day today, but this low to the northwest and low up to the northwest and these introduced these weather have introduced quite wet weather. quite a bit of wet weather. western still snowing western scotland still snowing across just to the north of the central belt through the hills here and elsewhere, low levels , here and elsewhere, low levels, more back rain, but still more back to rain, but still could be quite icy. and still, as i, say, some snow to come. much scotland the old much of

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but many people could be forgiven arlene.rtainly when it to active loss of life it comes to active loss of life and active violence terror attacks well on a larger attacks could well on a larger scale is maybe down the islamist route that's just based off route and that's just based off the . and i route and that's just based off the .and i am route and that's just based off the . and i am concerned the numbers. and i am concerned that maybe are too afraid that maybe people are too afraid raising the issue too . well raising the issue too. well actually raise the issue and that's one of my issues with it. so arlene, i hope you don't think i'm doing anything to up. i am just deeply sceptical that the truth will ever out and i don't want truth to out so there you i hope that answered you go. i hope that answered your anyway. your questions on it anyway. right. moving on. shadow right. we're moving on. shadow justice secretary has justice secretary steve read has said labour government justice secretary steve read has said allow

we have seen —— arlene olly foster is in doha for us.t was a strange old final because argentina were just romping to their third title until the french poster boy mbappe finally woke up. can you imagine scoring a hat—trick in the final? and still being on the losing side? geoff hurst was the last man to do it in 1966 and he tweeted saying well done, my run is over, whatever happens, you have had a great tournament. it has been lionel messi's tournament. the climax of the organisers were not wanted here. we shouldn't have been surprised by the way that final went because that epitomised this tournament for the last four weeks. 50 many twists and turns, shocks and surprises. morocco, but argentina, fairy tales do come true for lionel messi, don't they? do come true for lionel messi, don't the ? ., ., do come true for lionel messi, don't the? ., ., they? you mentioned morocco. japan, south korea. — they? you mentioned morocco. japan, south korea, australia, _ they? you mentioned morocco. japan, south korea, australia, so _ they? you mentio

they write it has been a decade since the last senate party switch when former pennsylvania senator arlenthe gop to become a democrat and even longer the former senator joe lieberman switched to independent. senator manchin backed away rumors he is leaving the democratic party. tom and florida, democratic caller, good morning. what do you make of the news? caller: good morning. i do not think much is going to change. she is caucusing with the democrats still, she will probably hold onto her assignments. i think it was a way for her just to stay away from the far left of the democratic party and take more of a -- he has been ignoring them anyway so why should she have to try to appease them if she does run for reelection because she will never get on the road anyway, i think it is more you govern from the middle and that is where i believe she is moved. some people say that has nothing to do with biden terrible policies. it is if the majority of the state is independent, move in that direction. the guy from new hampshire is independent, the guy from new york became independent so i don't t

up is arlene foster. before that, though , foster.mcgivern here from the met office. it's been a cold morning for most of us with widespread frost to start the day , but it's dry and start the day, but it's dry and bright this afternoon for the vast majority. however, there are still showers those. are still showers around those. this in around an area this is coming in around an area of low pressure and depending on the direction . well, we'll the wind direction. well, we'll see. of action was see. some of the action was brought in from the coast increasing . that would be increasing. that would be western and northern coasts rather than eastern coasts . and rather than eastern coasts. and so for many a sunny so actually for many a sunny afternoon, so then scotland, northern england, the midlands, east and parts of the south, we'll see some sunshine , but we'll see some sunshine, but areas of cloud and some showers will continue affect the north of scotland into these irish sea coast through the day wherever you are, the temperatures

host: arlene in new orleans calling us. let's hear from doug in ohio. caller: how is it going. i'm independent but i think in the next two years it's going to be terrible. they're not to get nothing done at all because they won't work with each other. the last two years worth fantastic. but the republicans aren't, let him get away with anything. and they are not can help at all. their main goal is to go after the bidens. trump was so corrupt it's pathetic and they're trying to point the other way. host: are you saying there's no areas of compromise they could work together on? caller: i don't believe their republicans want to work with the president because they never have. we got a few things done but on the major issues they just want to look bad. host: the survey asked about optimism when it comes to their party's future. 65% of those republicans release leading republicans are optimistic about their party's future going forward. going forward only 30 3% expressing pessimism. on the democratic side for those who lean democratic, 72% are optimistic about their party's future.

of course not union baubles on well on union jack baubles on well on arlene am reliably arlene fostereliably is probably still a better but she got us a belfast bauble she wanted to point that which leads us nicely onto sitting in pictures of your christmas trees and your variety of decorations. i'm just going to hold my hands up here. i been hundred and 50 quid on tat. absolute tat. well, for decoration. yeah i've had to spend most of it because i've got a very small flat. and so i thought this would be nice. those grotto look like some sort thrown every last. so thrown up every last. so horrible . 450 quid on horrible. 450 quid on decorations. yeah, for nothing . decorations. yeah, for nothing. absolutely nothing. i actually just on amazon and i spent about 50 looks stunning really 50 quid it looks stunning really bright is gold really some would say tacky . some would say say tacky. some would say stunning , say tacky. some would say stunning, oh, okay, say tacky. some would say stunning , oh, okay, well, get stunning, oh, okay, well, get your pictures coming and. vaiews@gbnews.uk

there a number of people crying as arlene. his family had to leave .o i think we can a very significant to be given to jordan mcsweeney who has pleaded guilty to both murder and to sexually assaulting zara earlier this summer . sexually assaulting zara earlier this summer. alice, thank you very much indeed for updating us with the awful case there and, what their family having to go. thank you very much indeed . thank you very much indeed. well, let's reflect that. we've got the netflix docu series tomorrow, but we've got yet another trailer surprise , another trailer surprise, surprise. netflix releasing the trailer for final load. next set of three episodes. more from our royal reporter, cameron in a moment. but let's first have a listen and a look. we've certainly seen evidence that that was negative briefing from the palace against harry and meghan to suit other people's . meghan to suit other people's. you just see it play out like a story about someone in the family would pop up for a minute and got to make that go away. but there's real estate o