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this is where allison come out. i lived for the past 18 months after writing and friends from guinea as a 15 year old in 2018. he did everything to build himself a life in this country. the residents, as director tells us how far into it it was very impressive for someone. his age, he got up at 430 every morning to go to work. he really wanted to integrate for his friends. he was a role model for those who like him, crossed the mediterranean to reach friends. and for those he met once he arrived here. today he was very calm, he was hard on himself, he never drank alcohol or took any drugs. so in contrast, as you had a huge heart and was so generous and had the smile, that was so contagious. when do you come to know a bus in the early morning of june 14th on the way to work, allison was told to pull over by the police according to the official statement. he trying to escape onto it, stopping his car at bass red light. within the next few minutes, alison was shocked in the chest of to which his car continued moving. o

allison, abc news, new york.former president trump is facing new church after being accused of trying to erode -- release footage. we are in washington with the very latest. reporter: donald trump ripping into new charges against him over the alleged corrupt attempt to delete security camera footage at mar-a-lago to prevent footage from being provided to a federal rancheria in the classified documents probe. the former an interview with breitbart news that he did not think he had to hand over the footage to prosecutors. >> donald trump now facing two new counts of obstructed -- obstruction of justice. the property manager at his mar-a-lago home. prosecutors accused olivera of allegedly telling another trump employee that the boss wanted the server deleted days after a draft subpoena for footage had been sent to a trump attorney gary >> it strengthens the government's case that donald trump was at the center of the spokes of the wheel for the entire endeavor. reporter: donald trump also faces a new willful retenti

we spoke this morning about how last-minute it was that allison rose resigned. the headline right now -- sunak's after hours invention brought down natwest boss. this feels unprecedented. will: it all happened very fast. west issued -- natwest issued a statement admitting that allison rose, admitting that the information she had given was not totally up to date. there is also statement by the chairman in the same statement saying, yes, she has made an error of judgment that she has our confidence. at that point, at that point, it all went quiet. suddenly, at about 1:30 a.m. u.k. time this morning, there was another statement from natwest saying that in fact allison rose is leaving and this decision is mutual. the fact is political. -- backdrop is political. the government remains the major shareholder in not west. it is a conservative government. you find sympathy for nigel faraj. after the first statement from natwest, the prime minister was briefing journalists, saying that allison rose ought to go. kailey: to put it in the words of one of our economists, he s

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reese. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: oh, come on, allison allison reese once again [ cheers and [ cheers and applause ]e the winner is allison reese! congratulations! [ dinging ♪ you'll be going home with an "i love jokes" sweatshirt congratulations. yes, congratulations [ cheers and applause you'll also take a "tonight show" notebook for writing more comedy and $1,000 cash come on, bud [ cheers and applause allison reese, thank you so much but no one goes home empty handed our other contestant will also get an "i love jokes" sweatshirt there you go nat, you deserve it. [ cheers and applause and a "tonight show" notebook and $1,000 [ cheers and applause give it up for our two new instant stand-up comedians stick around, we'll be right back with tessa thompson come on back, everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ >> i go-go danced for the b-52s once, about 25 years ago for real, i really did >> jimmy: that's right >> at the universal amphitheater just free and with abandon and now i go to concerts, and i'm like, side to side >> jimmy: side to side >> side to side. e firstborn, au. the

allison: that's a lot more than most people are consuming. people don't have to give up their diet cokes? allison: bottom line is that the agency is saying we're asking for a bit of moderation here. i think that if you ask yourself, why am i drinking diet coke? am i drinking diet soda because i want to help manage my weight, and i think that's helping me? perfectly reasonable answer there. so a diet coke or two a day? i don't think that there's any evidence that's going to harm you. but you also might say, hmm. given the uncertainties i don't , really enjoy diet coke. i don't really enjoy aspartame. i don't think it's helping me manage my weight. maybe it's a moment to reassess, but again in moderation. the fda says aspartame is safe. geoff: npr health correspondent allison aubrey, thanks for coming in. allison: thanks for having me. amna: long before the supreme court struck down roe v. wade -- ending the constitutional right to an abortion -- researchers noticed a link between women having abortion access and a reduced risk of violence from

and tonight i'm joined by allison pearson , lord shaun allison pearson, lord shaun bailey and amy nicole turner. also coming up, we're just an hour away from the polls closing in three. fascinating by elections that could leave slippery star michelle shocked or perhaps more likely, fishy. rishi, really .7 but what does the rishi, really? but what does the future of the crisis at conservative party look like? former education secretary dame andrea gives her honest andrea jenkyns gives her honest appraisal. that's after the polls close elsewhere tonight , polls close elsewhere tonight, as it's revealed harry and meghan unsuccess tried to hitch a ride on joe biden's air force one while jill biden snubbed the invictus games out of loyalty to the royal family we are the sussexes less important than they believe. royal they like to believe. my royal master colin and master lady colin campbell and phil offer exclusive phil dampier offer exclusive insight on that. plus, with a tour operator complaining that hundreds of copies of harry's first book, spare are being binned in hotels by british hol

please welcome allison janney. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: allison, i always forget how talllike a little man standing next to you. >> i'm so sorry. >> jimmy: you look great, it's great to see you. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: how's your life, how's everything going? >> everything's going really well. i'm very busy as always. working on a new show for apple called "mrs. american pie." >> jimmy: i heard you're working with carol burnett on that show. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] yeah, she is the main reason i am an actress, why i'm doing what i am today. >> jimmy: is she? >> she and mary tyler moore were my favorites, my inspirations. everything about them i loved. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i definitely want to talk about carol burnett, she's one of my favorites too. did you ever meet mary tyler moore? >> i never met her, no. >> jimmy: carol, are you friends now that you've worked together? >> you know, she did ask me out to dinner. >> jimmy: great. >> i went out with her, and i was so -- i was -- do i tell her how much -- you know, she's my inspiration, do i tel

allison superstar panel tonight. allison pearson on shaun bailey and joanna jarjue . plus, there's joanna jarjue. plus, there's unmissable analysis . this from unmissable analysis. this from the esteemed bbc journalist tom bower and the former editor of the paper at the very heart of this story, the sun newspaper, kelvin mackenzie. he's up shortly. and in the clash. do we have a right to know about the behaviour of bbc stars.7 i'll be joined by former bbc producer john mayer and the ex—mp harvey proctor, whose own life was turned upside down after false claims were made against him. also tonight, as the welsh town of langley mount a valiant fight back against an asylum hostel, taking over their beloved local hotel , is the government tearing hotel, is the government tearing communities apart by failing to deal with the migrant crisis .7 deal with the migrant crisis? we'll be tackling that in the media buzz by the way, the government and rishi sunak not backing down in their attempts to get the rwanda legislation off the ground. we'll react to that, too. and finally, a

abc 7's allison co.ple are coping and what to expect this weekend across the country. allison: across the country, a 1-2 punch of severe heat and thunderstorms. millions of americans under heat alerts. new york and philadelphia likely experiencing their first heat waves of the season with three consecutive days of temperatures at or above 90 degrees. >> i feel like i cannot go anywhere without sweating. the subway station is a sauna. it does not feel good. it does not feel good. allison: in phila city declaring a heat health emergency. >> i am only going to be out here a half-hour or so. i am drinking plenty of water. allison: really expected across the northeast with torrential rain saturday. that severe weather threat coming from the midwest. out west, phoenix, arizona, still sweltering, raking a record friday, 29 days with temperatures at 110 greater. el paso, texas, with 43 consecutive days of 100 plus degree weather. july in route to becoming the hottest month on record. gloria: is attempting to rev

assistant chief jared allison is the current acting chief. the x sign atop formerly twitter's headquarters in san francisco is causing uproar. people across the street are complaining about how bright the x's strobe and lights are at night. musk is continuing his rebrand the social media platforms. thex sign would have friday after the company finished taking the original twitter side down. now it is stuck in a battle over city permits. let's review the weather with shayla. >> clear skies out there. already seeing clouds move out and sunshine come in and some areas starting to heat up today. we will look at where the heat will be end when uncle down is coming our way. until then, gloria, over to you. >> the calls to cancel a wrestling show in a county fair and how fair officials are responding. the intense seen as people pulled a pilot and an aircraft out of the water. ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente

i you think dame allison's future is that natwest?twest? i think if she needs to issue a statement _ that natwest? i think if she needs to issue a statement that - that natwest? i think if she needs to issue a statement that this - that natwest? i think if she needs to issue a statement that this to i to issue a statement that this to the results coming out on friday, very sensitive results for the making it very clear that her state has been hanging in the balance today for the best statement of confidence works, they have to be required for them it means it was a lot of question whether or not she was going to stay in herjob. i do think it's fair to say that there are still question marks potentially hanging over that and it's going to be a bumpy time for the bank in the lead up to friday. it's also clear from the statement and the letter issued to the bbc, remember we've got different accounts of how this all came about and in terms of the reporting of the story, not only just a situation of nigel faraj relationship with coots, the

allison pearson shaun bailey and amy nicole turner.the >> it's a gym. ratcliffe the billionaire owner of chemical group ianos, sirjim told the financial times that the uk's energy policy is crap . you won't energy policy is crap. you won't be able to power the whole uk with wind, said sirjim. be able to power the whole uk with wind, said sir jim. another blow against net zero. fabulous fabulous nomination. >> alison how about you sean? your greatest britain my greatest. >> britain is original eco warrior swampy who has rejected just stop oil tactics , saying just stop oil tactics, saying communities should come together in order to defeat this. and he's right. i've been saying it all along. if you want people to join the eco revolution, then you've got to to them. you've got to be nice to them. disrupting their does disrupting their world does not work. had bath. work. and he's had a bath. >> nicole a couple >> amy nicole turner, a couple of if you could. your of seconds, if you could. your greatest britain. >> well, i've gone somebody

>> i -- allison janney was a part of my start kit.months of moving here 27 years ago. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> so she's family at this point. >> jimmy: where did you meet her? >> i met her through a mutual friend, tate taylor, he's kind of the mayor of everywhere. tate introduced me to janney. i've been a fan of will's. we worked together on "spirited." he's stuck with me now, poor thing. >> jimmy: he's the best. yeah, he's a great guy. allison i think has a star on the hollywood walk of fame? >> yes, she does. >> jimmy: so now you guys really made it after knowing each other as young kids? >> it's kind of crazy, you know? i don't take it lightly. i joke, but all of us kind of started out, you know, together. and we -- we've just been in each other's lives. >> jimmy: were you working together at that time or what? >> we worked -- i mean, no. we kind worked on all of our friends who were writing things. melissa mccarthy -- >> jimmy: i know, a very good friend of yours. >> yeah, we're all very good friends. i met melissa and ben through ta

and tonight i'm joined by allison pearson , lord shaun allison pearson, lord shaun bailey and amy nicole turner. also coming up, we're just an hour away from the polls closing in three. fascinating by elections that could leave slippery star michelle shocked or perhaps more likely, fishy. rishi, really .7 but what does the rishi, really? but what does the future of the crisis at conservative party look like? former education secretary dame andrea gives her honest andrea jenkyns gives her honest appraisal. that's after the polls close elsewhere tonight , polls close elsewhere tonight, as it's revealed harry and meghan unsuccess tried to hitch a ride on joe biden's air force one while jill biden snubbed the invictus games out of loyalty to the royal family we are the sussexes less important than they believe. royal they like to believe. my royal master campbell master lady colin campbell and phil exclusive phil dampier offer exclusive insight on that. plus, with a tour operator complaining that hundreds of copies of harry's first book, spare are being binned in hotels by british holidaymak

allison? >> okay, so also today, trump's body man meaning one of his personal aides pleaded not guilty. what's next in this legal fight? >> yeah. he entered this not guilty plea. he had problems getting someone in florida to represent him. now we know that he and his codefendant, the former president, are headed to trial. and you know, obviously, the pressure has been on him to try to flip on the former president. we don't expect that to happen any time soon. especially because you noted at the top there that donald trump's political committee is paying his legal fees. and so now, we see where this trial goes. whether we have a trial in december as the justice department has proposed or whether it might happen sooner or even later which is something obviously that perhaps might come to the advantage of the former president. of course you know, nada is seen a lot of times in the company of donald trump. especially when he is out doing campaign stuff. >> yeah. thank you very much for all of that

allison pearson shaun bailey and joanna josh howie allison, who do you like today? it's a group nomination. >> mark. it's the people of southwest wales for valiantly defending their beautiful local hotel against the arrival of 241 asylum seekers. forward slash illegal migrants. people asylum seekers. forward slash illegal migrants . people power illegal migrants. people power at its to best writes sean, who's your greatest briton? >> my greatest briton is the gb news cameraman, one of our very news cameraman, one of our very own news cameraman, one of our very own who took on professional disrupter steve bray. it was a great thing to do because, look, we're forming this idea that people can disrupt people's lives as it suits them. and to see gb news on the ground standing up for common sense yet again is always heartwarming. >> love it. let's take a look at the footage . there are more the footage. there are more people who are likely to become get off any nonsense, get your hands off. >> get your hands. off >> get your hands. off >> let me tell you, you don't mess

allison, as you say, is a fine banker she's had a great careerat nat west, has been a great leader and is a role model for many >> that's it, barclays ceo talking about the outlook for the business going forward and the challenges they're facing. i thought it was very interesting that he took on all the tough questions head-on. he did not dodge those questions or try to sugar coat the question he called it for what it is. net interest margins are under pressure and i thought it was interesting that the bank set close almost $900 million pounds, which is more than double the 341 million pounds that they put last year so the provisioning also went up >> if you look at what's happened today, the fact that the stock is down 2%, there are two developments that investors are focused on the first is the fact that their markets division has been disappointing relative to expectations and the research miss was across all divisions. that is notable. but he's saying that they are well placed, should activity start to pick up again in the future obviously, that's a big question and something that

earlier i spoke to marketing analyst allison stewart, i, when i asked or how toymaker matelote managed to sustain the image of bar b over years. i have to move the use of product placement to its advantage. so the film itself, you could say, is one big product placement device. however, there's a lot of other brands that feature not least chevrolet, uh, lots of other uh, products and brands that viewers will recognize. not just american viewers, by the way, but viewers around the world. uh and so you know, this brand barbie is uh, roughly 60 years old, little older. um, but to make barbie relevance, they've done a lot number tie ends with other global brands to make this movie. maybe a little more commercially viable, probably from intel. uh, and for the production uh and by magnifying the marketing opportunities, because as soon as you bring in another partner and another brand, you will have their platform for promoting this as well as your own, which is mattel's so in one way, this is a very clever marketing approach, it opens up another channel if you like. for me to tell now, mich

to marketing i lost allison steward island. i run this through the business of barbie nighttime to look at some of the other global business stories making news, economic activity in the years. i'm have full to an 8 month low offer a sharper than expected slow down in services on a steep decline in manufacturing. the disappointing days that's expected to strengthen goals for the european central bank to stop racing interest rates. germans, 4th resigned. audit also is made over 500 main euro is selling trainers formerly endorsed by coming west. the companies separate types with a wrapper after he made on the submissive remarks, but laser decided to sell its remaining inventory. it says, part of the proceeds will go to charities, composite racism, and on december now would you be willing to provide a scan of your eye in order to get ahold of a new crypto currency. that is what is required to authenticate your identity if you want to use worlds quite a new form of digital money that has just been lost. is the brainchild of some ol

european banks in focus as allison rose resigns following a political controversy.che bank posts better than expected fixed sales and trading revenue for the second quarter. our interview with the ceo is coming up, next. welcome to fed day. the 25 basis point hike we are expecting is pretty much nailed on. all is on the press conference tonight and the path for rates. the yield curve is pricing another chance of a 50-50 hike after today's meeting, which raises the question, is this the pricing jay powell wants to see? if you look at the two day chart for u.s. stocks, they were in the green yesterday for a third straight session. you also have asian stocks looking flat at the moment. the s&p 500 closing at its highest since april, 2022. big tech leading equity gains. a lot of earnings this morning, we had deutsche bank for the second quarter. management warned of the 20% drop in fixed-income trading, and there is a beat there. we can go to an interview with the deutsche bank ceo. >> it has been a very interesting mixed environment this year so far. the one we have be

reporter: her entire life, allison has loved animals. >> they are friendly.ifferent personalities. reporter: when she heard about pet rabbits being dumped in golden gate heights park, she knew she had to help. she joined a group of volunteers led by an oakland woman to rescue some of the rabbits. allison says it wasn't easy to get all of the rabbits thanks to the tall grass and visitation in the park. it took her in the volunteers three days to get them all. >> all the way in there. the rabbit was like in the bush and i was the smallest. i had already netted one of them so they sent me in. reporter: this isn't an isolated incident. san francisco animal care and control says shelters around the bay area are overwhelmed with a number of rabbits coming in. many of them after being left in local parks. >> domestic rabbits should not be dumped into the wild. they are not wildlife. they won't survive for long on their own. reporter: sf acc is dropping rabbit adoption fees and asking people prepared for the commitment to consider taking one home. they say some of th

allison co.e can expect this weekend. >> across the country, a one-two punch of severe heat and thunderstorms. millions of americans under heat alerts. new york and philadelphia likely experiencing their first heat waves of the season with three consecutive days of temperatures at or above 90 degrees. >> i feel like i cannot go anywhere with all of the sweating. the subway station, the sauna, it doesn't feel good. >> in philadelphia, the city declaring a heat health emergency. >> i'm only going to be out here for half-hour or so. i'm drinking plenty of water. >> relief expected along the northeast with strong thunderstorms and torrential rain saturday. that severe weather threat coming from the midwest. out west, phoenix, arizona sweltering. breaking a record friday, 29 days with temperatures at 110 or greater. el paso, texas, with 43 consecutive days of 100 plus degree weather. july in route to become earth's hottest month on record. allison casa, abc news. gloria: the fda approved another over-

so this is really interesting, allison. and it's consistent with statement that is john kelly made to the new york times directly a few months ago about the same topic. the interesting development here, of course, is that he made these same statements now under oath under penalty of perjury and apparently they are backed up by notes that he took in these meetings where trump made these requests about irs investigations of pete struck and lisa page. so that's a substantiated -- you know, essentially a piece of evidence, if you will, in that argument. of course, it rings a bell for me because i was the subject of a very rare and invasive irs audit, as was jim comey, the likelihood of the two of us being subjected to the same sort of allegedly random audit is infinitesimally small. although the postal service ig looked at this and didn't find any particular suspicious things about it. i feel differently about the conclusion. i don't think it's surprising to anyone that donald trump was trying to use his access to the levers of

so her name for our purposes is allison and she's from the boston. she had a daughter, alissa was struggling a bit socially, academically in 2020. and then hit and it's always it's always the line. and then covid hit and then things sort of spiraled. she stayed isolated in her room on her devices and her parents kind of thought, you know, whatever keeps her busy, we're all locked down. this is we're in triage mode. but but what ended up happening was she spiraled? she stayed in her room all the time. it was dark when she returned to school days a week. it didn't improve the situation. and in october of 2020, she decided that she had discovered that her daughter alissa was not only cutting, but she was also suicidal. every single outpatient facility for troubled youth was still on zoom. this october of 20, 26 months into a pandemic. we understood by now did not put anyone under the age of 40 at significant risk. they all of these still decided that they were best operating on zoom and there was one patient. there was one program that was inpatient tha

dan allison rose, who was the ceo.tory that nigel faraj's account, owned by natwest, had been terminated because he no longer met the bank's financial requirements. it later emerged he had compiled a rather hostile dossier and that was at least in part the reason for him being shown the door. he said he welcomed dame alison's resignation. >> let's be clear, the first rule of banking is client confidentiality. over a dinner with simon jack, she clearly said some things that were not very wise. the bbc absolutely belt and braces on this, confirmed by the ceo of bbc news, they then rang her up the next morning and said are you ok with this information being public -- published? she said yes, simon jack put it out. you cannot be at banking in any level, whether a cashier, threw two being the boss of that bank, you cannot breach confidentiality. >> you would not expect the labor leader to agree with nigel faraj on much, but they are squarely aligned. saying banks should never refuse a pson's accounts because of the politica

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allison: it is an outlier it is a frustration. i've said this for years. tom: it is gone from a flat line into thousand nine to a general statement. what is the to do to join the team? >> i think jane is doing it. i think michael corbat started and jane fraser is taking a steeper acts and perhaps the best thing that could've happened to them is this regulatory scrutiny and the fact that the regulators have said look, it is a long time. you need to get things in order. there is a necessary investment, and it continues to weigh on the short-term, but on the long-term, we will get them to be a more efficient bank. i think what jane is doing in terms of focusing on the profitability of markets to the international retail banking business, that is a business that only two banks were ever in globally. we've seen it doesn't work. i think that is the vehicle book. instead of having bragging rights, let's not focus on the top line. let's focus on the bottom line. jonathan: the best thing about goldman this morning is that thomas tong about city and not goldman. all

so, a lot to get to, let's bring in right now, cnn meteorologist allison chinchar.llison, good morning. what areas are you watching specifically? >> good morning, rahel. two separate areas of western. the first one kind of slides up and down most of the east coast and a secondary position for the midwest and high plains. now, when we talk about where the storms are now, we do have active storms pushing through areas of the northeast. if you had a flight in or around boston it may or may not be delayed as showers make its way through upstate new york, portions of pennsylvania also looking at showers and thunderstorms this morning. once we get into the afternoon and especially into the evening hours after the heating of the day to help fire up the storms, the main focus is from mississippi to massachusetts, d.c., philadelphia, atlantic. that second system out to the midwest, minneapolis looking at potential for large hail and winds and also, yes, cannot rule out tornadoes. a lot more begins to fire up this afternoon and especially into the evening hours but not just t

jim allison: having wheel flats is not an ideal situation.ed the train maker would fix the issue when the agency stopped accepting new cars 2 years ago, but in the end bart opted to renew shipments with the braking issues still unresolved. jim: now, overall the new fleet of the future trains are much more reliable than the legacy fleet and we're confident in the new technology. john: as tradeoffs go, it's worth the price. jaxon: mcpartland says the flats due to emergency braking won't pose a safety risk but riders may have to endure constant uncomfortable clunking from all the flat wheels. john: but if you're in a post-earthquake environment and you're trying to get from point a to point b, i got news for you. we can listen to the clunk. jaxon: but riders will have to put up with more than just that clunking. they may well have to face a repeat of the kind of delays that happened this winter as bart likely will have to slow speeds on its clunky trains to keep them rolling over the months it will take to repair all the wheels. right now new ca

thank you, allison. dare i say, things are pretty calm behind you there at that airport, but this has been an incredibly busy travel season. >> reporter: yeah, you know, things are starting off relatively smooth, sara, considering the fact that the numbers have been so huge. the tsa screened 2.5 million people yesterday, another 2.5 million people the day before that. those are big numbers on their own but this number on friday 2.88 million people screened at airports across the country. not a pandemic era record, it is an all time record, it bested the big number back on the sunday after thanksgiving 2019. so we have not seen a number that big since december 1st of 2019. i just checked flight aware, the cancellations and delays relatively low right now when it compare it to last week. 87 nationwide, about 800 delays. think about just yesterday we saw 600 cancellations nationwide and that number really crept up when these thunderstorms lift the east coast and there is a bit of a warning now from the faa

allison, some areas are bearing the brunt of this extreme weather. not great for a holiday weekend. >> no, especially in chicago right now. we're dealing with some flash flood ing. they've had a lot of showers over the same area, we refer to them as training storms. there's been at least 2-5 inches of rain that has come down in and around the city. because of that, you have a flash flood warning not only for the city of chicago, but peoria. both of those warnings lasting for at least the next two hours because additional rain is forecast on top of it. we already know we have several roads closed, roads under water because of the rain. it's not the only area dealing with rain showers. we have some in the northeast, the mid-atlantic as well as the southeast. the biggest potential there is for strong to severe thunderstorms. we're talking damaging winds, large hail and even the potential for isolated tornadoes. nashville, washington, d.c., stretching down towards atlanta and even memphis all looking at the potential for those strong to severe thundersto

cnn meteorologist allison chinchar joining us now.llison, we are already seeing some strong storms this morning. where are they? >> pretty much the same place that we saw them at this same time yesterday morning. the ohio valley is going to be the target point at least for the next hour or so. then we are also going to start to see those spread east. we have some additional showers in portions of the northeast, the great lakes region and this cluster across portions of south texas. a lot of activity going on today and the potential for some strong to severe thunderstorms exist as well. we are talking damaging winds, large hail and a few tornados. d.c. pittsburgh, cincinnati, nashville stretch across forces much atlanta and memphis and our sejd area out to the west. it also has the potential for those strong storms. two different waves here are expected today. the one ongoing this morning and then once we move into the afternoon and evening a lot of those same areas get hit yet again. but that's when the real focus for some of those st

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allison, from sterling to the bank to its home country of thailand, is spent more than 20 years. that's a bit his temple active as a ledge. it was abused. barbara and give us a story. sex or in almost roger as he was renewed is one of the 3 elephants brought history, lancaster gift from thailand's royal family. but the sick elephant is at the centre of a diplomatic rift between the 2 countries. thailand demanded the eloquence return off to animal rights activists. accused have looked at the temple of torturing the animal. we have been quite nice and healthy because his life was in danger. we had no choice to contact the governor. mr. roger was brought to the seat on the outskirts of through lancaster, to columbia. and the disconnect from a non treated injury, that's retiring to fly him back to thailand on sunday for further treatment at the time of visit. i believe condition was not that good. he was seeing that, you know, maybe suddenly he was not to really know. but at present, he's send this in has improved very much roger spent decades taking lots and religious professions as

science and technology journalist of host of the called cost for the tech sake, and also in london, allison's to an allen chief executive of international marketing partners which specializes in branding and marketing expertise. a warm welcome to your james. let's start with you. it almost as long envisioned a super app along the lines of china. as we chatted, we'll do everything from online banking to shopping and video messaging. present ceo linda. yeah. could you know, tweak it on sunday. the x will be the platform that can deliver well, everything she said, but is getting rid of the logo, a good idea. it is the platforms most recognizable assets, isn't that? yeah, it certainly is. and i think it's a, you know, there's a lot of people that use it to the ones 1st. so you brought in the west for a while. now. i think the challenge is if you're starting with something like switzer, which is a pretty concert. uh, so uh, recent past, due to then you're going to kind of get rid of a life by changing it, but when s and the rest is going to be fine, saving them, i think they might have underestima

we go cnn meteorologist allison chinchar, and how are thing looking right now?rget points today. first is the area of of the midwest, and the high and keep in mind now we will go over it again. 250 re. ant and many of them are going to ramp up today through the evening. from massachusetts into mississippi and arkansas and oklahoma. the secondary target point is up across sections of the midwest with large hill. so once it starts to get the heating of the day, and into the holiday, we will have thunderstorms possible, and the target is here across the midwest including minneapolis stretching into denver and yet again many of the same areas, and we will talk massachusetts into mississippi, and the threats themselves will remain the same, and you are still talking damaging winds and potential for large hail. another concern is going be the heat because of how widespread it is. numerous states across the southeast will be feeling triple digits. across the west, where the systems that will be kaus spreading off to the north and we could see record temperatures. 30 ci