addison is not just a sharks fan, but possibly one of their biggest. she got the surreal opportunity to join them on the ice at their practice rink. i raced some of the guys and i obviously beat them, um, despite addison's energy and enthusiasm, she's been dealing with a devastating disorder. >> addison suffers from a rare skin disorder called epp. basically, like a few minutes outside on the wrong day can equal pain. that's equal to a second degree. like burn addison's disorder also led to stage five liver failure. >> the nonprofit shadowed jumpers helps families who are faced with rare sun disorders. they connected with the kypreos family as addison was going through liver treatments. >> and what we found was she, uh, her bedroom where she was relaxing in, got hit with sun all day. so what we did is we renovated her basement to also act as a makeshift bedroom for her. but while we were doing that, we learned she was maybe the biggest sharks fan we've ever met. >> so shadow jumpers got in touch with the sharks foundation. who planned a fun filled two

addison is not just a sharks fan, but possibly one of their biggest.pportunity to join them on the ice at their practice rink. i raced some of the guys and i obviously beat them, um, despite addison's energy and enthusiasm, she's been dealing with a devastating disorder. >> addison suffers from a rare skin disorder called epp. basically, like a few minutes outside on the wrong day can equal pain. that's equal to a second degree. like burn addison's disorder also led to stage five liver failure. >> the nonprofit shadowed jumpers helps families who are faced with rare sun disorders. they connected with the kypreos family as addison was going through liver treatments. >> and what we found was she, uh, her bedroom where she was relaxing in, got hit with sun all day. so what we did is we renovated her basement to also act as a makeshift bedroom for her. but while we were doing that, we learned she was maybe the biggest sharks fan we've ever met. >> so shadow jumpers got in touch with the sharks foundation. who planned a fun filled two day event for addison

addison is not just a sharks fan, but possibly one of their biggest. she got the surreal opportunity to join them on the ice at their practice rink. i raced some of the guys and i obviously beat them, um, despite addison's energy and enthusiasm, she's been dealing with a devastating disorder. >> addison suffers from a rare skin disorder called epp. basically, like a few minutes outside on the wrong day can equal pain. that's equal to a second degree, like burn. >> addison's disorder also led to stage five liver failure. the nonprofit shadow jumpers helps families who are faced with rare sun disorders. they connected with the kypreos family as addison was going through liver treatments. >> and what we found was she uh- her bedroom when she was relaxing in, got hit with sun all day. so what we did is we renovated her basement to also act as a makeshift bedroom for her. but while we were doing that, we learned she was maybe the biggest sharks fan we've ever met. >> so shadow jumpers got in touch with the sharks foundation, who planned a fun filled two day

addison is not just a sharks fan , but possibly one of their biggest. got the surreal opportunity to join them on the ice at their practice rink. >> i raced some of the guys and i obviously beat them, um, despite addison's energy and enthusiasm, she's been dealing with a devastating disorder. >> addison suffers from a rare skin disorder called epp. >> basically like a few minutes outside on the wrong day can equal pain. that's equal to a second degree. like burn. >> addison's disorder also led to stage five liver failure. the nonprofit shadow jumpers helps families who are faced with rare sun disorders. they connected with the kypreos family as addison was going through liver treatment. >> and what we found was she uh- her bedroom when she was relaxing in got hit with sun all day. so what we did is we renovated her basement to also act as a makeshift bedroom for her. but while we were doing that, we learned she was maybe the biggest sharks fan we've ever met. >> so shadow jumpers got in touch with the sharks foundation, who planned a fun filled two day

addison is not just a sharks fan, but possibly one of their biggest. she got the surreal opportunity to join them on the ice at their practice rink. >> i raced some of the guys and i obviously beat them, um, despite addison's energy and enthusiasm, she's been dealing with a devastating disorder. >> addison suffers from a rare skin disorder called epp. basically, like a few minutes outside on the wrong day can equal pain. that's equal to a second degree. like burn addison's disorder also led to stage five liver failure. >> the nonprofit shadow jumpers helps families who are faced with rare sun disorders. they connected with the kypreos family as addison was going through liver treatments. and what we found was she uh- her bedroom where she was relaxing in, got hit with sun all day. >> so what we did is we renovated her basement to also act as a makeshift bedroom for her. but while we were doing that, we learned she was maybe the biggest sharks fan we've ever met. so shadow jumpers got in touch with the sharks foundation, who planned a fun filled two day

addison is not just a sharks fan, but possibly one of their biggest.he surreal opportunity to join them on the ice at their practice rink. i raced some of the guys and i obviously beat them, um, despite addison's energy and enthusiasm, she's been dealing with a devastating disorder. >> addison suffers from a rare skin disorder called epp. basically, like a few minutes outside on the wrong day can equal pain. that's equal to a second degree. like burn addison's disorder also led to stage five liver failure. >> the nonprofit shadow jumpers helps families who are faced with rare sun disorders. they connected with the kypreos family as addison was going through liver treatments and what we found was she, uh, her bedroom when she was relaxing in got hit with sun all day. >> so what we did is we renovated her basement to also act as a makeshift bedroom for her. but while we were doing that, we learned she was maybe the biggest sharks fan we've ever met. >> so shadow jumpers got in touch with the sharks foundation. who planned a fun filled two day event for a

addison is not just a sharks fan, but possibly one of their biggest.surreal opportunity to join them on the ice at their practice rink. >> i raced some of the guys and i obviously beat them, um. >> despite addison's energy and enthusiasm, she's been dealing with a devastating disorder. >> addison suffers from a rare sun disorder called epp. basically like a few minutes outside on the wrong day can equal pain. that's equal to a second degree. like burn addison's disorder also led to stage five liver failure. >> the nonprofit shadow jumpers helps families who are faced with rare sun disorders. they connected with the kypreos family as addison was going through liver treatments. and what we found was she uh- her bedroom where she was relaxing in, got hit with sun all day. >> so what we did is we renovated her basement to also act as a makeshift bedroom for her. but while we were doing that, we learned she was maybe the biggest sharks fan we've ever met. so shadow jumpers got in touch with the sharks foundation, who planned a fun filled two day event for a

addison is living with a rare health disorder, and the organization shadow jumpers helps families that dealing with the illness. now, when they discovered addison was a huge sharks fan, they connected her with the team, who then invited her to join them at practice yesterday. she even got a custom hockey stick, a locker room tour and tonight she gets to see her first nhl game in person. the sharks take on the anaheim ducks at 7 p.m. in san jose. look at the attention to detail. the jersey, the stick, and now the game. wow, look at that. all smiles and hugs around. and yeah, it's nice to see community coming together like that. >> it really is great for her, great for the team, great for the community. >> yeah. let's hope for a 40 niners win. that would be great too. >> that would be fantastic. >> all right well thanks for joining us everybody. for the news at six. we'll see you back direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! alright now...have a good weekend. (co-worker) but it's wednesday... (co-wor

here's ray addison . addison. >> thanks , pip. it's 132. addison. >> thanks , pip. it's132.our. queen camilla is visiting the king in hospital as he recovers from a procedure for an enlarged prostate. these pictures are of the london clinic, where the king is resting for a second day. after receiving treatment. buckingham palace says king charles is doing well . it's the charles is doing well. it's the same hospital where the princess of wales is being cared for, following abdominal surgery ablaze on a british linked oil tanker in the gulf of aden has been put out after firefighting efforts continued through the night. the marlin lander went up in flames on friday after it was targeted by houthi rebels . the targeted by houthi rebels. the fire in the ship's cargo tank was extinguished with the help of indian , us and french navy of indian, us and french navy vessels . all crew are reported vessels. all crew are reported to be safe . up to 11,000 staff to be safe. up to 11,000 staff working for john lewis to be safe. up to 11,000 staff working forjohn lewis and working for jo

ray addison. >> um, thank you. ray addison.t alan bray published homosexuality in renaissance england, he pioneered a field of historical research into same sex attraction that had previously enjoyed little attention in a new book by the oxford university historian sir noel malcolm challenges many of the assumptions of bray and other historians about male male relationships in medieval and early modern europe. sir noel's a new book, forbidden desire in early modern europe, examines northern europe, the mediterranean and the muslim world, and i'm very pleased to be joined by sir noel. now, sir noel be joined by sir noel. now, sir noel, welcome to uh, uh gb news. um i have read the book with great interest and i'm trying to come to terms with what is new about it. does it does it help to divide europe into north and south and consider what you're saying about the mediterranean and islam world? on the one hand, i what you're saying about northern europe, on the other hand , short answer. hand, short answer. >> yes it does. >> yes

addison is living with a rare health disorder, and the organization shadow jumpers helps families thatdealing with the illness. now, when they discovered addison was a huge sharks fan, they connected her with the team, who then invited her to join them at practice yesterday. she even got a custom hockey stick, a locker room tour and tonight she gets to see her very first nhl game in person. the sharks take on the anaheim ducks at 7:00 in san jose. it's nice to see the organization all come together and put a big smile on her face. >> absolutely putting smiles on all of our faces. that's such a sweet story, i love it. >> yeah, nice to see since the weather isn't putting a smile on many people's faces out on the ice is a good place to be, right narrator: the hollywood awards season is here. tonight means a lot to me, and i'm very grateful for it. when you are brave enough to pair a big idea with a visionary director, you win big. we're talking with the year's biggest stars at film festivals and award shows leading up to oscar sunday.

among these conventions, the salisbury—addison conventions, the salisbury—addison convention is especiallyral. the convention has a number of parts that, in simplifying matters for reasons of time, one is that a government bill with manifesto characteristics will be given a second reading in the house, and we can see that the convention as a number of people concerned about it, and i am preparing a series of papers on this convention at the moment. for my part, ifeel that this convention is engaged here, and accordingly i will not be supporting the amendment to the second reading of the motion in the name of the noble lord, lord german. the convention also has elements concerning the speed with which the house will consider things. the house will consider things. the houseis house will consider things. the house is already assisting the speed of consideration of this bill. we have changed our business around and freed up today for the second reading. three days have been set aside for committee, which given the likely number of amendments that will be tabled, could only work if the house s

addison's disease. he had a hormonal deficiency that could have killed him.t medicine' in safe deposit vaults all over the united states so that kenney would never run short. so, what johnson does is he makes it a campaign issue. the kennedy forces denied it vociferously and have doctors come out and say that he was above average in health and energy and vitality and he had never had so-called addison's disease and they lied through their teeth. kennedy's illness is never mentioned again. it's a victory for jfk's team, if not for truth. had the american public known just how sick jack kennedy was, he probably could not have been a presidential candidate. now they work the convention floor. john f. kennedy! to win the nomination, they must get an outright majority. kennedy had the most advanced operation any candidate in either party had ever had at a national convention. bobby kennedy was the campaign manager. he's tough, he's brass, and he can be mean, and he is leading the vote-counting on the floor of the convention. [naftali] 'they knew exactly what they

but the news with but first, here's the news with ray addison . ray addison. >> thanks, dawn.owing a stabbing attack in bristol. the 15 and 16 year olds were attacked in the south of the city yesterday morning . avon and somerset morning. avon and somerset police say a group of people fled the scene by car. both boys died in hospital in the early hours of this morning . a 44 year hours of this morning. a 44 year old man and a 15 year old boy have been arrested and they remain in custody . defence remain in custody. defence secretary grant shapps says the uk remains undaunted by yesterday's illegal attack on hms diamond . the mod confirmed hms diamond. the mod confirmed that the warship successfully repelled a houthi drone in the red sea . the vessel used counter red sea. the vessel used counter defence systems to destroy the drone , avoiding any injuries or drone, avoiding any injuries or damage. it's the third such attempted attack on a royal naval vessel in a matter of weeks , the queen has visited the weeks, the queen has visited the king as he spends his third day in hospi

here's ray addison . here's ray addison. >> thanks, pip. and tom, it's 132. our top stories. of february. as rishi sunak faces two by—election challenges next month . peter bowen lost his month. peter bowen lost his wellingborough seat after a parliamentary investigation found that he committed acts of bullying and sexual misconduct. mr bowen rejected those findings. former minister chris skidmore resigned from his kingswood seat over his opposition to the government's green policies. he says he won't support the tories date for that by—election. not yet announced . by—election. not yet announced. rishi sunak wants all subpostmasters to receive their compensation payments by the summer. number 10 has confirmed that at least £1 billion has been set to aside pay out compensation to victims of the post office horizon scandal . post office horizon scandal. stephen bradshaw, a post office investigation manager at the time, is giving evidence today at the inquiry he's been defending comments that he made back in 2012, when he said that he had absolute confidence in the horizon it s

gb news, and a lawyer addison.gised for delays in the disclosure of documents to the inquiry into the horizon it scandal . scandal. >> chris jackson told the inquiry the post office wants to help reveal the truth and facts behind the fault, which led to hundreds of people being wrongfully convicted of theft. former post office minister and current liberal democrats leader sir ed davey says the company lied to everyone. allegations which the firm denies . which the firm denies. >> it all told me the same thing that the horizon system was working, that there weren't that many subpostmasters in involved and it was clearly a conspiracy of lies. and what's become clear throughout this through itv's programme and from others , is, programme and from others, is, is that the post office were lying to the subpostmasters, lying to the subpostmasters, lying to the victims, lying to courts and judges lying to ministers of all parties over two decades. >> this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on

ray addison ray, explain report.plain what happens in that building behind you and do these statistics that we're hearing from the government show a success story ? success story? >> well, the building behind me is the immigration removal centre here at gatwick airport. there's around 500 men housed there . they've obviously put in there. they've obviously put in asylum claims, which have been unsuccessful . and if they look unsuccessful. and if they look out of their window, they can see the runway and potentially the, the, the plane that will be taking them back to their home country or country of origin. of course, there has been contra versi about this. um this facility in the past , uh, facility in the past, uh, numerous reports , lots of issues numerous reports, lots of issues there, um, potential poor management of the facility . um, management of the facility. um, and of course, those 500 men based in there at the moment who will be waiting to be removed from the united kingdom . now, of from the united kingd

and ray addison. now sunak ray addison.make the election real the general election a real contest, a poll reveals contest, as a new poll reveals that is the that sir keir starmer is the most leader in 390 most popular leader in 390 seats, is voter's seats, while sunak is voter's first choice in just four. >> not very good, is it for the tories? we joined in the studio by a former adviser to michael gove, you're glad you're not gove, but you're glad you're not adviser now that's charlie adviser there now that's charlie rowley and the political commentator matthew stadlen to discuss we know you're discuss it. look, we know you're going to say, charlie, the only poll matters the on poll that matters is the poll on polling it polling day. i've heard it all before , but this is an enormous before, but this is an enormous hill to climb for the tories. >> well, you're absolutely right. >> i mean, that is the only poll that matters. you're absolutely right and expect me to say right and would expect me to say that. remember in 2017

ray addison . yeah, we're just hours addison.orting history as well. 61 year old into the final for the very first time here at ali harbi ali in north london. and there's 10,000 people that will be filling this arena later on tonight in just a matter of hours. >> however , i've caught up with >> however, i've caught up with two very keen darts fans . two very keen darts fans. they're actually right at the front of the queue. >> michael here from dorset and yalta from germany. thanks for joining me, guys who are you supporting tonight? well, it's going to be very tight if , uh, going to be very tight if, uh, littler can hold his nerve, he could do it . littler can hold his nerve, he could do it. but littler can hold his nerve, he could do it . but the other guy, could do it. but the other guy, luke , is unbelievable. luke, is unbelievable. >> so humphries for you? >> so humphries for you? >> yeah. he's number one in the world now. he is. he's a nice man . and what about you, yalta? man. and what about you, yalta? you're after a li

we are talking about 12-year-old addison who now lives in wisconsin. she was born in california but her family moved. she suffers from a rare and painful blood disorder. not only will she get to attend practice today, she'll get to attend tomorrow night's game against the anaheim ducks. good to see her getting cheered up. >>> climate change is impacting winter weather. new research shows we are seeing less snow overall, but we are getting those big snowstorms that you've told us about. >> yeah. we know that winter in north america's a fast warming season, and we're experiencing twice as many frigid outbreaks of arctic air. chase cane explains global warming and more extreme winter weather. >> reporter: bone-chilling cold because of climate change? yeah. i know it seems counterintuitive, but i can explain with a charging cable. we'll start with the source of that frigid air, the arctic. a place that is warming four times faster than anywhere else on earth oop. >> the ice melting and the rapid changes happening up there are having an effect on the jet st

. >>> meet 12-year-old addison. she is known as sissy. she's a diehard sharks fan. sharks jumped into action today. sissy and her family got some custom murch and watch the team practice. she even had a chance to get on the ice. her family says they just can't believe it. >> is the whole trip in general, the whole opportunity for us. we are originally from here. we moved to wisconsin about eight years ago, and it's actually one of the first times back in california. this is been an opportunity for us, like she said, being huge sharks fans. >>> look how happy she looks. she sees the sharks face-off the anaheim ducks. there's more surprises in store, like writing the zamboni. >> this could be fun for her. congratulations. >>> up next, california wants to pull ahead even more in the ev race. how the state is going to supercharge their effort with a boost from the feds. >>> lester holt, preparing for nightly news. one of the top stories, the video of a cargo planes engine catching fire right after takeoff. how state politics are playing a role and where students are in

and a scary sight for people who live in berkeley and your addison street and jefferson avenue.icture taken by catherine chang's neighbor on saturday shows 2 men opening up and taking mail out of a shared male kiosk. now she's worried she may be missing more of her male that she thinks times got about a half weeks. >> when it came back, there is nothing in the mailbox. chang says mail thefts have been happening since late 2022. and she isn't the only victim. my condo complex has an e-mail thread of most of the neighbors and a lot of my neighbor started reporting. same chang says neighbors have had credit cards and their identity stolen. >> this summer, police reached out to warn her about similar issues. >> in the neighborhood actually received a phone call from the berkeley police department telling me that several names and addresses have been stolen and used to make fake id's. some of her neighbors have resorted to setting up. he'll boxes. they've also asked usps mail carrier for help. he says usps can't do anything about it. they can't change the locks. as for what happened

we haven't had in the addison and every deadening was so cool and just to be added to it. that's a government allocated for me. 0.5 percent or $800000000.00 of this. here's a $153000000000.00 budget for the ministry of fortune resources. while the security and all secretaries each cut more than 10 folds, that amount robin as administer says that $4500000000.00 would be needed to transition to modern irrigation. helping me aside, i coolant a ton of need of love to have done that, and it'll set up a life to denny any about what can be done. but how does this type of the different ones? and then talk about the, the jack. it's a dangerous downward spiral. the less investment in water, the more competition over it, the more money needed for the security sector to suppress the fallout. and what kind of heavy and my kind of fiber in we'll pull the strip club and yeah, yeah, i need them to come in and out stop. and how much like is the best bus? why hasn't been that a spot of domestics? i've never had teachers when and that green book, well, i'm not going to be in their hands on t

we want to show you 12-year-old addison capri, also known as sissy.she is a diehard sharks fan who also has a rare and painful disorder. a nonprofit shared her story with the san jose sharks, and after hearing it, the team jumped into action. today, the players got to watch the team practice. she even had a chance to get on the ice. >> it's pretty crazy. i don't know, i'm it's really exciting. >> being huge sharks fans, it's awesome. it's unbelievable. we are pinching ourselves every second. >> tomorrow, they will be back at the center to see the sharks face the anaheim ducks. were told there's another gift in store for sissy, like writing the zamboni. a new report names the barrie area school district the best in the day. school ranking and review site niche gave top honors to palo alto unified school district. was also named the 16th best school district in the country. the list also names the best high school in the state with palo alto's gone high coming in at number 3. and palo alto high school, also known as pali, and number 9. san francisco als

when i can step into quinn, i told you we had and had in the addison and every denton, there was a coolant judge. if you had a government allocated for me 0.5 percent or $800000000.00, a lot of this. here's a $153000000000.00 budget for the ministry of fortune resources. while the security and all the secretaries each got more than 10 folds, that amount robin as administer says that $4500000000.00 would be needed to transition to modern irrigation. helping me aside from one to total of the need of love to have done that and it'll set up a life to denny. any of the can be done by this type of the different ones. and then talk about the, the jack. it's a dangerous downward spiral. the less investment in water, the more competition over it, the more money needed for the security sector to suppress the fallout. and what kind of heavy and my kind of fiber level of us to kind of. yeah. yeah, i need them to come in and out. stop and how much like is the best bus? why hasn't been at a spot of domestics? i've seen that i've never had teachers when and that clean book. well, i'm not going to be in t

addison, also known as sissy, is a diehard sharks fan also has a rare and painful disorder.onprofit shared her story with the team, and look at this. sharkey and the players jumped in action today. they got to watch practice, and after being on the ice as well. >> it's pretty crazy, happy, and -- i don't know, really exciting. >> big huge sharks fan. it's unbelievable. we are pinching ourselves every second. we can't believe this is really happening to us. >> how cool is that? tomorrow, they will be back with the team, although not on the practice facility. the sharks facing the anaheim ducks, and we believe, our sources tell us, she is going to write the zamboni. >> that's great. i love watching the zamboni. if so calming for me. >> they will give her a standing ovation. >> for sure, she deserves it. such a courageous girl. >> you got it. what a mess. we are expecting some on and off rain as we roll into this weekend. eventually, that atmospheric river, in case you missed our earlier updates, we are going to spend a lot of time on what's going to be happening through this w

something blues about addison, my father's cool, but he wants us to respect the rules. that doesn't mean that we need to sit 200 minutes is a punch in the cafe. we sit together normally, respectfully, what allows watching over us and from how they have been the last kinda with that i'm gonna forward. user has hired a waiting plan, cold in augusta incense, so he's supposed to help him with the elaborate preparations. the seller works together with the husband of darrell, seen a goldsmith and jeweler to make a preliminary selection. if possible, dresses and matching jewelry matters, shift the head, cook the yes. well, she will look up. the distress could also be used for the head of celebration. the catalog brothers, no green and a tough. yes. but it goes with green. it's just true. could you give me the matching jewelry? that's yeah, that's it. the she's not. well, yeah, developed to me he is the crown see, it matches the same color and i'm input and here's the bill to go with the we are all the same color. yes, of course you need you who is the when you choose you to ye

that's ray addison at canterbury crown court. thank you very much.ntinuing. in fact, they're getting even feistier. but could such a thing happen here in blighty ? and happen here in blighty? and would we support our farmers by boycotting this supermarkets who are screwing our farmers to the floor? that's coming right after this. i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel . people's channel, britain's news channel >> earlier on breakfast rail buses awarding themselves, in some instances a 61% pay rise with £1 million bonuses. >> and yet the customers, the people who want to use the trains are having to endure this relentless strike. hell. >> so very simply , if you can't >> so very simply, if you can't solve a situation , you change solve a situation, you change the rules and force people to take away their human rights to strike until they actually get around table and solve around the table and solve this. >> we're going to end up in >> then we're going to end up in the situation we're now . you the situation we're in now. you can't legi

good morning. 11:01, i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom. our top stories. second day in hospital after undergoing a procedure for an enlarged prostate . but an enlarged prostate. but buckingham palace says that king charles stayed overnight at the london clinic, where he's said to be doing well. it's the same hospital where the princess of wales is being cared for, following abdominal surgery. charles's former butler , grant charles's former butler, grant harrold, told gb news the british public's response to the royal health scares shows how much they still care. >> people always said he was a centric. he was old fashioned, out of touch. never saw that out of touch. i never saw that when i worked for him and i think that's what the public are getting that's why getting to see and that's why there's the there's this affection. so the fact that is having this fact that he is having this procedure, obviously the public want let them know want to kind of let them know that they're thinking of them. and the same with princess of wales. there's been wales. i und

but first, here's the news addison . news with ray addison. >> thanks, camilla. it's exactly 10 am.son in the gb newsroom. our top stories this hour. the king has spent his second night in hospital following a procedure for an enlarged prostate. the queen visited the london clinic yesterday day and spent three hours with her husband as he recuperates . king charles is recuperates. king charles is said to be doing well after the procedure. the princess of wales is also at the same hospital following abdominal surgery. charles rea, former royal correspondent for the sun, told gb news the support that the royal family are showing each other is comforting . other is comforting. >> only we don't see royals turn up at a hospital when one of them is in hospital. apart from occasionally, the queen visited prince philip in one of his longest stays in hospital, but it's nice to see that they are are behaving as they always are, like normal people. they are . like normal people. they are. and i think this is showing, um, the way the royal family is now. and isn't it great to see a unhed and is

and a scary sight for people who live in berkeley and your addison street and jefferson avenue. the picture taken by catherine chang's neighbor on saturday shows 2 men opening up and taking mail out of a shared male kiosk. now she's worried she may be missing npmore of her male that she thinks times got about a half weeks. >> when it came back, there is nothing in the mailbox. chang says mail thefts have been happening since late 2022. and she isn't the only victim. my condo complex has an e-mail thread of most of the neighbors and a lot of my neighbor started reporting think chang says neighbors of that credit cards and their identity stolen. >> this summer, police reached out to warn her about similar issues in the neighborhood actually received a phone call from the berkeley. >> police department telling me that several names and addresses have been stolen and used to make fake id's. chang says she's especially concerned now that it's tax season. >> and important documents will be coming in the mail. some of her neighbors have resorted to setting up. he'll boxes. they've also

we want to introduce you to 12-year-old addison, known as sissy.iehard fan with a rare and painful disorder. a nonprofit group shared her story with the team and the sharks jumped into action. sissy and her family got custom merch. watched the team practice yesterday and had a chance to get on the ice. sissy's family tells us they almost can't believe it. >> just the whole trip in general. the opportunity for us. we're originally from here. moved to wisconsin about eight years ago, and this is actually one of our first times back to california. this surfirst trip back and an opportunity for us, like she said, being huge sharks fans. it's awesome. >> they'll be back at the s.a.t. center to see the sharks face the anaheim ducks today. plus we're told there are some other gifts in store for her like a ride on the zamboni. ♪ okay, okay ♪ okay ♪ okay, okay ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> okay. do it for the bay! rallying call for the bay area is a new 49ers playoff anthem called "do it for the bay." teaming up with niners creating the single. both artists born and raised in

what's ray addison. hello, ray. what's the latest from you? what more can you tell us?d has announced today that it's launching an independent inquiry that, of course, in response to the tragic death of ruth perry, who is the headmistress of caversham primary school . caversham primary school. >> here, where i'm standing in reading, of course, it was downgraded from its highest rate from ofsted's highest rating to its lowest over safeguarding concerns . now, last month, the concerns. now, last month, the senior coroner concluded that an inspection that was carried out inspection that was carried out in november of 2022 at the school likely contributed to her suicide. and she also warned that there was a risk of further deaths unless action is taken now. following that report, ofsted's new chief inspector, sir martin oliver, paused all inspections in england and that was to allow staff to undergo a, um, mental health awareness training. now those inspections are set to recommence from monday, coming now, the this independent inquiry that's been announced is just part of

gb news well >> ray addison.gainst a targeted set of criminals. do you see the mug shots of the individuals those perpetrate ? individuals those perpetrate? writers who now will rot in jail for those crimes ? i noticed the for those crimes? i noticed the pattern. the police said there was a pattern. the mug shots. i think, told their own story . we think, told their own story. we have criminal gangs on london streets who are running amok, and the police are getting them in jail as best they can, but the odds are stacked against them. broken news, broken promises, a broken police force, but a rare victory. well done to the met. now quickly, let's move on. get more ahead of tonight's huge rwanda vote , gb news, huge rwanda vote, gb news, political editor of the busiest man in politics, christopher hope, continues to wait patiently for us in westminster. chris, the tension is building here. dewbs& co is coming . after here. dewbs& co is coming. after this. you'll be heading all the way through to the wire on this vo

ad addisonal worth -- madison alworth with us in new jersey.have come in in the last few days, can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, i can, stuart. a bus did actually just arrive, we're seeing the migrants move from this bus which took them from virginia here, they started at the texas border, and they -- the ones that i've spoken to in this line are headed to new york city. spanish e. [speaking spanish] spanish -- >> reporter: i asked him where he's from, ecuador. where is he going? new york city, which is what we've been seeing. so there have been 24 buses since this weekend, now 25 with this one. the reality is just one of the stops. stuart, i'm going to move off this way so you can see the bus and the migrants. it's over 20 buses since this weekend, and this is happening because new york city has a new executive order. they're limiting when migrants can arrive to new york on these charter buses. so what these -- what the governor of texas is doing and what nonprofits are doing instead, they're having buses like this one show up in new jersey,

morning showing 2 men opening in taking mail from the mailbox kiosk she lives in a condo right near addison street and jefferson way. she accused him stealing the master key to all the boxes. she says she is is especially concerned for this time of the year. >> right now it's tax season. so it's very critical time for tax documents to come in the mail. i try to change my address what my employer, but because it's past the december 31st deadline and that they have they can change is. so as very vigilant about the male coming every day. i have to try to take it out almost immediately. >> lot to take in this photo neighbor called 9-1-1. police told the man was outside their jurisdiction. >> in the north bay, police in santa rosa have arrested a suspected gang member for alleged weapons crimes. >> police served a search warrant yesterday afternoon on elmwood terrace. officers say they found a handgun with a 30 round magazine and then attachment to make the gun fully automatic. police arrested heiress sandoval, he's been booked on several gun-related charges. still ahead, the problem morning new

2 men opening and then taking mail from that mailbox kiosk she lives in the condo in a condo near addison street and jefferson way. and she's accusing those stealing the master key to all of the boxes. she said she's especially concerned this time of year. and here's why. >> right now it's tax season. so it's a very critical time for tax documents to come in the mail. i try to change my address what my employer, but because it's past the december 31st deadline and that they have you can change is. so as we very vigilant about the male coming every day. i have to try to take it out almost immediately. >> now after taking this photo and neighbor called 9-1-1. but police told them it's outside of their jurisdiction. happening today, marines board of supervisors is set to hold a special meeting to consider changing restrictions on short-term rentals in unincorporated parts of the county. so under this new proposal, a proposed ordinance, some areas of the county would be released from limits on the number of short-term rentals that can be offered. the board placed a moratorium on short term re

this ray addison . this charming man, ray addison. now, here's a question for you.m asking that question after the head of the british army warned that conscription could return. chief of the general staff , general of the general staff, general sir patrick sanders , has told sir patrick sanders, has told ministers they might need to mobilise the nation in the event of a wider conflict. again against russia. well, gb news has been out and about today to find out what the great british pubuc find out what the great british public about the idea of public think about the idea of conscription see if they'd conscription and see if they'd be to fight for king and country. >> if the country needs it. >> if the country needs it. >> and i think they kind of have to force conscription because i feel, especially nowadays, no one will really volunteer to go into war. so if the country into the war. so if the country really needs i mean, of really needs it, i mean, of course will look solution course we will look for solution first, if it's really first, but if it's really requ

saturday morning showing 2 men opening in taking mail from that mailbox kiosk she lives in a condo near addison street and jefferson way. she is accusing them stealing the master key to all of the mailboxes. she says she is concerned, especially this time of year. >> right now it's tax season. so it's very critical time for tax documents to come in the mail. i try to change my. address what my employer, but because it's past the december 31st deadline and that they have they can change is. so as very vigilant about the male coming every day. i have to try to take it out almost immediately. >> so after taking this photo neighbor called 9-1-1. but police told them it was outside of their jurisdiction. faced with an ever-present problem of retail theft. governor gavin newsom is now offering a package of proposals that he wants state lawmakers to take action on. among those proposals are too that would crack down on retail theft. one would increase penalties for people who steal with the intent to sell the other aims to increase penalties for auto burglars stolen things that they're trying to sell.

she lives in a condo addison street jefferson way. and she said these men were stealing using a master key to open up the boxes. she says she's especially concerned this time of year. and here's why. >> right now it's tax season. so it's very critical time for tax documents to come in the mail. i try to change my address with my employer, but because it's past the december 31st deadline and that they have they can change is. so as very vigilant about the male coming every day. i have to try to take it out almost immediately. >> well, after taking this photo neighbor called 9-1-1. but police told them this was outside their jurisdiction. we'll take a break. 11 is that i'm still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. a woman now suing lyft after she says she became pregnant from a lyft driver who allegedly assaulted her with more on that story coming up in a minute. >> and take a look at these temperatures. we are really chilly. santa rosa livermore sitting at freezing at 32 degrees. concord, napa, valais. also down in the 30's. i'm talking

morning showing 2 men she says opening and taking mail from a mailbox kiosk she lives in a condo near addison street and jefferson way. she's accusing the man of stealing the master key to all the boxes there. >> right now, it's tax season. so it's very critical. time for tax documents come in the mail. i try to change my address what my employer, but because it's past the december 31st deadline and that they have they can change is. so as we very vigilant about the male coming every day. i have to try to take it out almost immediately. >> after taking this neighbor called 9-1-1. but police told them it was outside their teachers diction. all right. let's talk about our forecast now taking a live look outside at the embarcadero in san francisco. beautiful, clear blue skies out there. this part of the bay area. let's check in now with cuyler from or what we need to know. hey, kylen. hey there. yeah, it is gorgeous out there today so you can get out and enjoy. did want to let you know that we do still have king tides around basically peaking between wednesday and friday of this week. so we pass

she lives in a condo near addison street and jefferson way. she accused the man of stealing the master key to all of the boxes. she says she's especially concerned this time of year. >> right now it's tax season. so it's a very critical time for tax documents to come in the mail. i try to change my address with my employer, but because it's past the december 31st deadline and that they have you can change is. so as we very vigilant about the male coming every day. i have to try to take it up almost immediately. >> well, after taking this photo neighbor called 9-1-1. but police told them it was outside their jurisdiction. >> it's 608, and santa clara police cited 3 store clerks. they're accused of selling alcohol to minors. the 2 police department says this happened last week when they conducted a minor decoy operation where teens under the supervision of the police going to 17 stores in the attempt to buy alcohol. and the cold clerks who sold the alcohol minors. they now face a minimum fine of 250 bucks and up to 32 hours of community service.

i hope you were listening across ray addison's report.the changes to the system that have been mentioned by the ofsted chief inspector, including the right for head teachers to pause inspections if they feel like it's in detriment to any of their staff's mental health. and there's also going to be mental health awareness training for ofsted inspectors. what what do you make of those those changes . those changes. >> yeah. so good morning ali and pip. and obviously firstly again this is a really tragic, um and shocking death of ruth perry, clearly head teacher . clearly dedicated head teacher. again her. and again condolences to her. and her and her school her family and her school community. um, but in terms of ofsted's new report, i guess based on the coroner's findings, i think it is welcome with a new head of ofsted, sir martin oliver. you get a sense that he is trying to change things, trying to be committed towards reform is reform and mental health is something that's really important. ten, important. and, you know. ten, 15 when i j

diesel enjoyed the observation that all of addison's invention or power consumed things like the phonographand other devices, the lightbulb, whereas diesel was power producing. that was the distinction you like. they have had a a couple of bs back and forth, f a whole bunch of your engine guys got together, gasoline guys and came up with an engine, , diesel was like what about this crazy -- he was more homeschool and diesel felt that was a virtue having come from the sort of revered german engineering schools. they had a bit of a back-and-forth. it's a fun seen in scene in the book and chose humor as well. >> watch the full program online anytime at c-span.org/history. just search douglas brunt or rudolph diesel. >> a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this. it looks like this. what americans can see democracy at work. where citizens are truly informed. a republic thrives. did inform straight from the source on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. from the nation's capital to wherever you are. because if you need the matters most is your own. this is what democracy looks like.

. >> addison in >> it's 1134. i'm ray addison in the >> it's1134. i'm ray addison in the newsroom.gers for the post the of post office. during the time of the scandal is giving the horizon scandal is giving evidence at the inquiry. he's defending comments he made in 2012 that he had absolute confidence in the horizon. it system, and was never told of any faults with software. meanwhile the justice secretary says fujitsu should repay the government for the money spent on the post office scandal if it's found culpable . it comes as it's found culpable. it comes as the pressure grows on the firm behind the faulty software , behind the faulty software, which made it appear as though money was missing from shops . money was missing from shops. rishi sunak is facing two by—election challenges next month as the government triggers contests in wellingborough and kingswood. peter bone lost his wellingborough seat after being suspended from the tory party when a parliamentary investigation found that he committed acts of bullying and sexual misconduct, mr bone rejected the findings of that r

. >> to explain all this is our reporter , rae addison rae reporter, rae addison rae desantis is on theean for his second bid at the white house? well it could be good for well it could be really good for trump did a poll trump because they did a poll just desantis dropped out just before desantis dropped out and that 62% of and they found that 62% of desantis voters in new hampshire would pick trump as their second choice, only 30% would choice, whereas only 30% would switch and vote to haley. >> so those numbers could be really, really positive for him. and of course, it's a two horse race. now, haley's been saying that she wants however she that she wants that. however she may not really have wanted it until she to carolina. as until she got to carolina. as nikki haley, the other republican front runner . republican front runner. >> exactly. nick. >> exactly. nick. >> nikki now. she >> so it's nikki haley now. she was ambassador to was the former us ambassador to the united nations. she was appointed by trump in 2017. she's a two horse race between them. south carolina is the next lo

ray addison. forgive me.cruel bite today. >> yeah. good morning to you both. well the government is saying that it has cleared the asylum backlog, but at the same time, sort of buried in the numbers. it's kind of admitting that it hasn't. i'll go through the numbers for you. of course. back in december of 2022, rishi sunak promised to finish processing all of the so—called legacy asylum claims that had been made before june of that yeah been made before june of that year. now, at that point, that figure was around 92,000 people who were still waiting for their initial decision on their claim. now, today, the government has announced that not only has it cleared the legacy backlog , but cleared the legacy backlog, but it's actually cleared 112,000 asylum claims. uh, in 2023. and they're saying that's the highest yearly total since 2002. of course , as i was saying of course, as i was saying earlier, labour is saying that this is actually a false claim , this is actually a false claim, because if you look at th

it's more there to delve into the fine print and under the salisbury addison convention, the house ofnot meant to block legislation, at least at second reading. that is, in elected party's manifestos and reducing immigration was in the 29 manage nato. so the real question is, is the house of lords on thin ice? there was a big attempt to reform it under the coalition there's a feeling that appointed peers don't have legitimacy and it's got much more deeply involved in the weeds of politics, particularly conservative politics, in recent years. is this something that a democracy we can cope with or are the benefits of the house of lords still sufficient to outweigh this obstacle? this disadvantage ? as always, i want disadvantage? as always, i want to hear from you, mal margaret gb news. com joining me now is the united kingdom's first and primary constitutional expert . primary constitutional expert. sir vernon bogdanor and michael crick , our panellist is also crick, our panellist is also with me to discuss this. vernon. first of all, thank you very much for in. um the first much for c

. >> we will also hear live from the scene from our reporter ray addison.ve blood on their hands? and are the strikes purely political? we need to pay our political? do we need to pay our doctors more to them the doctors more to keep them in the nhs? to the strikes nhs? i went down to the strikes today confront one of their today to confront one of their union ringleader. i will share that interaction in just that full interaction in just a few moments. it's not to be missed. this patrick christys missed. this is patrick christys tonight on gb news >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers , sponsors of boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening, i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news tomorrow. for most places a dry and a bright day, a few scattered showers but the potential for some very wet weather across the far south. storm henk is disappeared away to the east, but this little weather front is going to generate some wet weather across the tomorrow . still got the