angela can talk.ame thing that angela bought from you, it's inconveniently called for me. mm, height meter 67, weight 55 somewhere like that, but more than five means, and in what places do you have the greatest accumulation of fat? forgive me with this drug, the stomach goes best of all, it has a good effect on metabolism and breaks down fat. ok, how much worth 18.500? but you cannot buy this imported drug from us. thank you so much. wow. well, i 'll think about it and call you back okay? will you be very thin, like a reed and beautiful an hour no less. of course, kirill said that jewels and money are disappearing . enough and again cheerful weighed couples that you share there to wake up i don’t want to, otherwise i know your cheerfulness. have fun sleepy . i am not my own enemy. yours is enough. our overweight girl in her arms came out at home slippers from the apartment. sound ol big girl you need to ask kirill, maybe this time the neighbor is for my grandmother, why did you decide to connect kiri

still waiting to angela _ talking about. jonathan. ..till waiting to angela rayner, - talking about. jonathan. .. still - waiting to angela rayner, hopefully any minute now, but liverpool, where the conference is being held, very much a labour heartland of course, but there are problems for the labour party on their own doorstep with strikes at the docks and some disagreement with the unions about how or whether labour front as it should be allowed to attend at the picket line? should be allowed to attend at the icket line? , should be allowed to attend at the picket line?— should be allowed to attend at the icket line? , ~ ., ~ , ., picket line? yes, dock workers, rail workers and — picket line? yes, dock workers, rail workers and others _ picket line? yes, dock workers, rail workers and others going _ picket line? yes, dock workers, rail workers and others going on - picket line? yes, dock workers, rail workers and others going on strike | workers and others going on strike with the prospect of strike action coming, trade unions trying

angela angela you met angela terrible guys, just awful. will just drive me crazy, where is tikhvinskaya where is tikhvinsky i ask, and my prima considers herself entitled not to appear at the rehearsal for 42 minutes. but tikhvinsky is not. warm-up one and two and one and down well and three and four keep the back and do not complain op lova yes ok continue well? we continue volodya if you once again break into a rehearsal like this. i killed you, clearly, volodenka, sanya, misfortune. well , they just called died last night crashed by car. hello lieutenant colonel solovets captain krymov, homicide department, it’s understandable to go in, and you thought, where are we from, well, everything depends on you, we are about death anna tikhvinskaya. such a misfortune you imagine two maximum three in the evening of memory and the theater is all gone. and we could talk to people who knew tikhvin well, that to interrogate the entire pipe gennady antonovich i want to warn you. in my office yes, but how did he get there? and i gave him the keys, the

angela rayner is the main attraction _ to hear from her? the main attraction in the conference hall today as you see here in liverpool and she is going to talk about procurement, government contracts to private companies, which she says has seen over the last few years, as a result under the conservative government something of a procurement racket at the expense of british people, and this will tap into a sense that the conservative government are looking after their own, conservative government are looking aftertheir own, not conservative government are looking after their own, not doing things fairly and properly and handing contracts to companies with links to those in government without proper oversight. i'm sure she will talk to about broader themes, perhaps talking about public sector wages, perhaps talking about tax cuts announced by the government last week and what labour would do in response and perhaps talking about the strikes that are under way at the strikes that are under way at the moment and the pressure on the labour lead

angela let's find out her story angela koldunkova, 51, lytkarino angela has been suffering from herpesswimming in the pond the disease did not manifest itself in the usual way. i immediately told my husband together bathed i asked if you have anything. he said no. you got me there something jumped up. come out to the doctor. i went to the gynecologist and only from him i learned that it was herpes. well and so and although the wife of the problem has not touched on the family life of the disease. still, there was a very strong pain. restricted my husband and i sexual life. what scares me is that i don’t know why exactly he jumped there, when he always jumped up on his lips and i would like find out how to get rid of it angela today. studios come to us, please, good morning. please come through, tell me how long have you been suffering from this problem, but this is a problem, i have been suffering since my youth, and for me it was a common cold that jumped up. i burned it with iodine and passed, but hypothermia or when you got sick? what does it depend on? well, i go swimming sometimes

angela, i want to ask, you are a life long resident of south florida. how does the hurricane compared to other storms you have seen and how did you apply from what you've learned from past storms to this one? >> let me say this. i was sitting in this same spot, different dining room table during hurricane charlie back in 07, so that the storm we are experiencing right now is coming from the exact same direction. of course it's much bigger. so we learned because we went through three back to back, charlie francis and jean. the population has grown tremendously so we have to accommodate that. we have five shelters that we have open. two of them are pet friendly, so we pretty much have everything accounted for right now and these winds are really hunkering up. the rain is very, very scary. this rain is very scary. we currently have now about 15,000 homes that are without power, which is low compared to other counties like volusia. we were prepared for this as a county. we were prepared for this so we got everything down pat. we did all that we could but th

may nurse angela like spying her lunch at the salts. she works at the nearby hospital and knows her hard life is becoming for people in the area. people are hoping for help, but the morning period for the queen has stopped all government business. angela's also expecting some deeper changes in british politics. it stopped by probably paying reparations to the people of the caribbean and africa for the colonial past. so that would be a big help in, you know, they could, south may be educational institutions to help those countries try and repair the damage that was done to them. thank you. teacher one paul low comes from peru and works in a local school. its pupils are more and more taking up the issue of britain's unresolved colonial past. they believe there is a strong emotional attachment. and at the same time, there is this big questioning movement of all the legacy of the monarchy i'm trying to. they construct all the colonial in both entered out. so i think that there are a lot of emotions involved. one of these colonial legacies c

angela knight, you put it riaht markets. angela knight, you put it ri . ht on markets.thank you very much forthat. sam, let only bring you one. thank you very much for that. sam, let me turn to the cabinet appointments before we move away from politics. much has been made with the diversity of liz truss�*s cabinet we with kwasi kwarteng, james cleverley, and the first time ever a white man has not held one of the foremost senior jobs in government. is that by design? should the conservatives be congratulated?— congratulated? i think it is progress _ congratulated? i think it is progress and _ congratulated? i think it is progress and that - congratulated? i think it is| progress and that progress congratulated? i think it is - progress and that progress should congratulated? i think it is _ progress and that progress should be welcomed and i would like to see that across all parties and it�*s good to see that no single party owns the issue of diversity. i think thatis owns the issue of diversity. i think that is something i certainly welcome but ultimately, it�*s going

our m k angela regal had been very supportive of jeremy in the meetings. wish she would come along to constituency meetings and give a report about what been going on. according to runs wic, the meeting ends without incident. a week later, a prominent opponent to corbin claims that eagle, who was openly lesbian, is the victim of abuse. i got a phone call saying that was a television program where tessa gyle was saying that angel had been subjected on the phobic abuse at the meeting. i'm and i talked to unsure about her meeting. she faced homophobic abuse at that meeting. angela was not the meeting, but the inference was that she was she was activists as members of parliament and their staff a facing day and day out harassment. and in some cases, intimidation i rambled people to that meeting, which was just a complete shock. we didn't know anything about it. no one had this in a listen to people. we all, we don't use language like that. there was no homophobia or intimidation at the meeting. very small rems, i would be very easy to have what was being said

angela was not the meeting. the inference was that she was she was activists and members of parliament and thus stuff a facing day and day out harassment. and in some cases, intimidation i ran to the people that meeting with just a complete shock. we did not about it. no one had this in a, the sort of people we all we don't use layers lie that there is no hemisphere ban. oh, intimidation at the meeting. very small rooms. i would be very easy to have what was being said by the people. the national media sees on the story who's articles and television interviews, saying that the bean, people shouting the angel was a, died that an to was homophobic gestures made repeated, homophobic comments. then over the days and weeks to follow, the allegations grew into festival widespread homophobia. what happened in want to see is to become the playbook of corbin's opponents in the party. the labor hours revealed a series of complaints filed by eagle support as to the party limp risk gestures were made to t i l g b t officer.

's leadership bit ah, angela, regal. and i stopped started to become paranoid that she was going to be the selected as in the local members, would say, well, we don't want to to be, are in pay next time this in a general election. and, and so that was something which they, they were very animated about. i'm looking forward to having a debate with jeremy colbin about the things that really matter to our country. a counselor pull stewart to compose a dossier of complaints from 17 people, claiming they heard homophobic comments. i must have been sad loudly as they 17 people had other people in the room would also have had that it didn't hurt . because it also said stu, it's sends the dossier to party headquarters. i have also attached a slip of paper that was handed to me previously by momentum member. momentum was an organization sets out in 2015 to give some kind of organizational form to the the movement that supported jeremy corbin. she would claims the note as evidence of a plot. i'm a menton how to take control of lab

angela stent. she's the author of hooton's world, russia against the west, and with the rest. professor stant is a senior fellow at the brookings institution. she joins me tonight from washington, and i'm also happy to welcome to the program william tubman. he is a pulitzer prize winning author. his latest book is entitled gorbachev. his life in times. and mr. tillman is also in the u. s. capital to night to both of you. welcome to the program. i'm glad that you could take the time with us this evening to talk about the life and legacy of mikhail gorbachev. his death became known public knowledge about 24 hours ago. the west has been emoting ever since about a great statesman inside russia. we've had a telegram from the kremlin, sent to the family, and that's about it. we in the west, it seems wish that we had had more gorbachev. and in the kremlin, you get the sense that they are wishing that they had never had any gorbachev. professor stent. let me start with you. what do you say to that? is that

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firstly i think it was interesting to hear angela i was interesting to hear angela rayner pointedly sayings at the conference here on the repo that she supported the right to strike. and there was a pause on the applause as you heard, that does not put her at odds with the labour leader sir keir starmer, he said the same thing this morning, but that is an issue which is really hanging over the conference at the moment with so many public sector workers going out strike action amid the rising cost of living. a real pressure from trade unions and some on the left of the labour party who want to see the leadership throwing its weight behind the striking workers, allowing mps and shadow cabinet members to get out on the picket line and support them. sir keir starmer stopping short of that thing this morning he supported the rights of people to strike as a last resort and understood the frustrations that had led them to do that but it is a tricky one for him because he does not want to be seen as too beholden to the trade unions, which tell of course have huge influence within the party, and ha

angela they need social skills.eed to be able to communicate, communicate with people, be able to resolve conflicts compared to when i studied today, school gives minimal life skills, but even so we with everything else said above. this does not mean that america has failed in school education. it's just that the concept of education differs from what we have and is distinguished by its pragmatism. we strive to prepare students for work in areas that the economy of las vegas needs - it is a tourist city and therefore in high school there is a large selection of subjects that allow you to acquire technical professions in this area, for example, an auto mechanic, so that right after school teenagers could go to work in those areas that are developed in las vegas. they are knowledgeable. people pick up as needed. university courses or independently and very purposefully need knowledge of computer science. a person goes to courses and is engaged in computer science in biology, namely biology, because american specialist

it was still very much reagan country and angela and i loved it. we also saw it change before our eyes and while i never contemplated public service or politics, iwa began to see in my 20s and 30s the impact that ideas and philosophy can have on life, people, and our country. in california, it wasn't for the better. starting out with proctor & gamble and thenn in building cod stone creamery, i saw policy state by state. for better or worse. rules, regulation, taxes and what they meant for workers and entrepreneurs.d cultural likes and americans don't like it and as it relates to the republican party, that means we're going to win elections this fall. good for us. let's be candid. we're going to win because the other side is incompetent. they are in charge and the federal government is seen as corrupt. that's bad for americans but, yes, lucky for us. there's no doubt our party and our nation struggle for direction and purpose and mesh has always been a land -- america has beenn a land of hope and hopeop combined with action resulting in the nation w

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angela columbus.sit from trump, it must be that the people are paying attention to you? >> it's also feeling like a presidential election year. it really has been something. and underscore the importance of pennsylvania not just in the election, but in the 2024 presidential election. pennsylvania is a bellwether and has the attention of the nation here. >> do you think biden, angela, can help democrats there. he's had pretty low approval levels but they've been starting to go up? >> i think that is still a question mark. definitely, we have seen some democratic candidates for big races not necessarily appear and speak with him. but that is also a function of actual races here themselves. and we did see one of the high-profile candidates josh shapiro who is running for governor for pennsylvania appear with president biden. so there does seem to be a sense that he can help them and at the very least bring attention to what they're saying and their platform. >> is pennsylvania right now a microcosm of th

it was still very much reagan country and angela and i loved it.e also saw it change before our eyes. while i never contemplated public service or politics, i saw the influence politics can have a life, people and our country. in california it wasn't for the better. i saw policy state-by-state. for better or worse. rules, regulations, taxes and what they meant for businesses, workers and entrepreneurs. to date we all see a clearly. ideas have consequences and policy matters. there is a lot of bad ones being put into place at the federal level that are having significant negative economic and cultural impacts. americans do not like it. as it relates to the republican party, that means we are going to win elections this fall. good for us. but let's be candid. we are going to win because the other side is an competent. -- incompetent they are in charge and the federal government is seen as corrupt. that is bad for americans. but yes, lucky for us. now we have to figure out where republicans and conservatism are going to go and how we best govern. that

. 98 degrees on angela islands an emergency vehicle had to come.ri and her family are beating the heat. the only way many san franciscans know how definitely keep all the windows open be drinking a lot of ice water. meanwhile, others escape the heat by heading to places like the ferry building. we're trying gather. >> it's cooler in the ferry building than it is outside somewhere in here and grabbing some cold snacks. >> going down. >> more hot temperatures are expected on tuesday. may be motivating more people to head into the office for work instead of working from home in san francisco, taylor bisacky kron. 4 news. >> you heard july island was 97 and the pacifica beaches. they were pretty hot, too, but still cooler than a lot of people were at home. so they flock their conference. charles clifford. >> took a look. >> all the beaches in pacifica are expected to have a high in the 70's each day this week, which is very appealing for people who want to escape the heat. >> with triple digit temperatures expected further inland and a lot of people of

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but i'd love to introduce you to a gefuest, angela.a's come down from leeds. >> hi. >> and you're here for what? >> i'm here to pay my respects and give thanks to a life of service, you know. i couldn't wait to come down here and pay my respects. this is -- it's very emotional. it's really nice to be here and say good-bye to a lady who's given her life for us. >> reporter: and how do you feel about the future? because it's quite hard saying good-bye to someone, the only monarch we've ever known, most of us in the uk. how are you feeling about the future? >> i'm sure she's been preparing charles all his life. you know, i'm really thankful he's getting a shot at it now. i think he's going to be really good. i think he's got the support of a wonderful family and everyone around him, everyone around here i'm sure will be supporting him. we are definitely. i'm looking forward to supporting him as our king. >> wonderful. angela, thank you so much. we'll let you lay your flowers down there. becky, we'll be here all day. i think it's going to

. >> angela, is it clear how much of this transformation on the battlefield could hurt putin at home?etely clear yet but we're seeing some delicate initial findings of more criticism on some of the late night talk shows where they form ate against the west and ukraine nazis, and some of the pundits are saying maybe we need to rethink this. maybe we're achieving the opposite of what we wanted which is that the ukrainians hate us. so i think we're seeing the small sands of it. but i think we're grasping at straws because there is so much we don't know about what is happening. but certainly when you have the chechen leader, a huge supporter of putin intimating that this campaign isn't going too well and people ought to listen to him and to others who want something different, we should be very attuned to these signs of potential discontent among the military, and among some of the people around putin. >> and fiona, i want to ask you about the piece that you and angela wrote about putin and his world view and what he's really wanting. in this piece you talk about the reaction from the wes

may nurse angela like spying her lunch at puzzles. she works at the nearby hospital and knows her hard life is becoming for people in the area. i'm just worried about what's gonna happen. waive our gas electric, and obviously the think his rising said quickly and our salaries are not rising to that extent. people are hoping for help, but the morning period for the queen has stopped all government business. angela's also expecting some deeper changes in british politics. it stopped by probably pay reparations to, to paypal off the caribbean and africa for the colonial past. so that would be a big help in, you know, they could south may be educational institutions to help those countries try and repair the damage that was done to them. thank you. teacher one. paula comes from peru and works in a local school. its pupils are more and more taking up the issue of britain's unresolved colonial past. if they believe there, if a strong emotional attachment. and at the same time, there is the speak questioning movement of all the legacy of the

but angela had other plans that didn't involve poland. i don't know as raphael does in and enjoy our diet room. does ben go? graphics are now offering damita, wanting to present on those as was her. that's why the love there's just one journalist young angle god is curator at the museum of polish history. and also his idea. michelle just says photography all to would upset stuff via a sport on dish. loud their voice, a jet squeaking uminski represent concerns. humans have chest a garage of, uh, the garage, paul park, cherry, ben trump model phase, wasn't it photography ups? it's 5. you don't have it as an extra if baretski. i mean she, he storage now bit of about as a result with all that. and you have to pay me thought not how shavani he thought he brought back your faculty snell. ah. but there were other facts too, about which the west prefers to keep silent. the molotov ribbon dropped, pat was only signed after all leading european powers that made deals with hitler. 933 germany, france, u. k. and italy signed the full power packed 193

here today former german chancellor angela merkel urged to take seriously the words of vladimir putinut his readiness to ensure the country's security by all means. this is not a bluff, angela merkel emphasized near kharkov, the russian aerospace forces attacked the workshops of a defense plant, which housed more than 90 tanks and armored vehicles. higher cumulative losses of the enemy on krasno-limansky direction and on the island of khortitsa there liquidated servicemen from the tactical group. seagull in the russian regions , practically combat training classes are in full swing; on sakhalin, military doctors train conscripts to provide first aid in combat conditions, tactical and technical training is already underway at training grounds in the kaliningrad region of the khabarovsk territory, mobilized by their scientists , gunners, operators, conduct live firing from bmp-2 at targets at a distance of more than 1,000 m and north ossetia, more than 200 mobilized went to the place of combat missions; those businesses that will fund technical colleges will be able to receive a tax ded

- [cheers and applause] - angela: he'll fight you!yst and also, a bad mother[bleep]. angela rye is here! [cheers and applause] and we got the og fat joe stopping by later in the show. it has been a hell of a week. ken starr, who prosecuted bill clinton for the monica lewinsky scandal, has died at the age of 76. - audience: aww! - yes. in lieu of flowers, the family has asked that you leave a donation on the blue dress of your choice. [laughter] [laughs] what? [laughter] well, here's what i want to talk about tonight. topic 1! last thursday, after 70 years on the throne, queen elizabeth of england died, audience: aww! y'all don't really care. and the nation lined up to show its grief, but not everyone was so sad. irish sports fans danced with joy. [all singing] an argentine anchorman popped champagne on air. [chuckles] black twitter, who are known to stifle their feelings, they went all in, like carnegie mellon university professor uju anya, who tweeted... - ooh. - [crowd reacts] well, clearly she's a fan. okay? i personally don't see

angela, i want to bring you into the conversation.s usually talk that dobbs or abortion really is the driver come the midterm elections but i think it's fair to say the economy really drives women as well in particular. they typically in this country run the household finances. they make the box. they pay the bills. they take care of families and themselves. this would seem to portend poorly for democrats. >> exactly, especially after the covid-19 lockdowns hit women and working women in particular especially hard. looking at these inflation numbers, it doesn't shock me at all that democrats want to make this upcoming election about anything except the economy. it's why they are talking about climate change and gender identity politics. what they're forgetting is that those are essentially luxury problems. if you can't put food on the table, you're not going to be concerned about your carbon footprint. if you can't afford to put gas in your car, you can afford to an electric car so it's a real miscalculation on the part of the democra

in 97. 98 degrees on angela islands. an emergency vehicle had to come. i'm assuming for heat stroke, ali and teary and her family are beating the heat. the only way many san franciscans know how definitely keep all the windows open drinking a lot of ice water. meanwhile, others escape the heat by heading to places like the ferry building. we're trying gather. >> it's cooler in the ferry building than it is outside somewhere in here and grabbing some cold snacks. >> going to >> more hot temperatures are expected on tuesday. may be motivating more people to head into the office for work instead of working from home in san francisco, taylor bisacky kron. 4 news well on the peninsula. the beaches in pacifica were also very crowded. crawford's charles clifford spent the day there talking to folks all the beaches in pacifica are expected to have a high. >> in the 70's each day this week, which is very appealing for people who want to escape the heat. >> with triple digit temperatures expected further inland and a lot of people

general, with what everything through a few minutes a black suv drove up to the gate, from which angelaof the district duma, appeared, you have no right to take pictures of us lost. we have the right. this is a public area people's choice who does not know the laws that allow filming in a public place. immediately assures no criminal cases. no forest. she doesn't seem to work at all . this sawmill belongs to my son. by the way, he is also an mp. i haven't used the remedy for many years. then you, as the hostess, have now been invited here, as it turned out, the car, for in which the family of deputies is moving by court decision, arrested, but the servants of the people of a village scale. it probably doesn't interfere. well , you're an mp. you must protect people, protect nature, i protect nature, if you are television, i watch russia, you should only yes, only now angela's husband is burning, he actively advised what and how to say you so directly help the deputies. what of it? i look, a family of deputies in a row, i will raise the people by demonstrating a deep knowledge of the russ

in the ukrainian ones, then he brought some proposals do you think about the role of schröder and angelal in terms of their responsibility for the war that is now happening in ukraine? merkel and slurs are not equal. the fact is that sasha is a reder. everything is clear. seryoga is a heck. he is completely unarmed in germany. he is already marginal. in the decent society, it is simply said that such a person does not pass at the table. everyone knows perfectly well that you are absolutely russia was sold to putin's kremlin absolutely, but no one who is called ey does not forgive mistakes, ordinary mistakes, serious mistakes. yes, it is also connected with the fact that germany became dependent on russia for gas, and it slowly put its hand here, and it is very much still called, it put a lot of effort, and this and he recalls criticizing her, but there is no help, and how under the condition of imita pu yo-yo, no one here perceives our differences from shiroder, and as for what role i improve, this is no role. he perceives that there are no separate negotiations, he can’t conduct any neg

angela davis, for those who many people don't know is a communist. she goes to university.n a communist. and the students give her a standing ovation because they have no idea what communism means. >> bret: can you watch all five episodes of the unauthorized history of socialism volume 2 on fox nation. also find the original series on socialism there as well. up next, the panel on the new fox power rankings you, the midterms and president biden's political future in 2024. ♪ ♪ buying a car from vroom is so easy, all you need is a phone and a finger. just go to vroom.com, scroll through thousands of cars. then, tap to buy. that's it. no sales speak, no wasted time. go to vroom.com and pick your favorite. new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go. (kari) i just switched to verizon business unlimited. it is just right for my little business. (jeni) we switched, too. (kari) unlimited premium data. unli

and he said that he could act jointly with german chancellor angela merkel as mediators to resolve thet the first european politician and ex-leader and uh, leader of the party that is trying to somehow influence situation. let's remember that macron tried to mediate between russia and ukraine. i don't know how sincere he was in his intentions. nothing happened, but pr, he himself provided on the eve of the elections. mm, also turkish president recep taip erdogan also offered his services. and even switzerland has repeatedly offered its help, but apparently. uh, it means the desire of silvio berlusconi in a duet with angela merkel, uh, to do something, probably indicates that the old guard understands that stupid yellow-mouthed political chicks can actually lead europe to the collapse of a catastrophe. why is there europe and the whole world, in fact, to reshape. well, yes, berlusconi and listen here, of course, the question not berlusconi, how he fits there, does not fit, but the question is about these motives. they are increasingly, so to speak, imperiously invading, so to speak, int

, in general, from which, just a few minutes later , a black suv drove up to the gate, from which angela a deputy of the district duma, appeared, you don't have the right to shoot us, we have the right. this is a public area, a popular election that does not know the laws that allow filming in a public place. immediately assures no criminal cases. no forest. she doesn't seem to work at all . this sawmill belongs to my son. by the way, he is also an mp. i haven’t been woodworking for many years now, as the hostess was invited here, as it turned out, the car in which the family of deputies moves was arrested by a court decision, but the servants of the people of a village scale. probably this does not interfere. well, you're an mp. you must protect people, nature, personally clean nature, if you are television, i watch russia, you must only yes, only now angela's husband puffs actively advised what and how to say you so directly help you. i look, a family of deputies in a row, i will raise the people by demonstrating a deep knowledge of the russian language , a family of deputies loaded in

i wish la rychlik r angela. wish to moment bushnell. as i put almost a w, sold out on the other one. when you mores with them, they alters up a minister on the was in a, in a conflict that the much more was it to deal things by with with ah, with russia denied claims of a major ukrainian fight back and it's north calling the report, a western route to encourage the sending of more weapons. here. queen elizabeth the 2nd you case, the longest ruling, monica dies, age 96. it's 70 years on the throne. spend too much us period in which britain's rolling global affairs steadily decline. and the news comes with a difficult time for the country, the newly.

well, the deputy leader angela rayner. _ public. well, the deputy leader angela rayner, i _ public.well, the deputy leader angela rayner, i spoke to - public. well, the deputy leader angela rayner, i spoke to her. public. well, the deputy leader - angela rayner, i spoke to her about a month ago newscast and we were talking about keir starmer�*s delivery and style and she said, when i am with keir and there is not a camera in his face, he is such a funny character and a nice guy, if people saw the guy i see every day, they were just absolutely love him as well. but his conditioning when he was a lawyer, sometimes he takes the emotion out of it and i think he could put some more welly in it. do ou could put some more welly in it. do you agree? i think you could definitely argue keir starmer could be more _ definitely argue keir starmer could be more passionate, ithink that definitely argue keir starmer could be more passionate, i think that is a problem. — be more passionate, i think that is a problem, you often hear keir starmer— a problem, you often hear keir starmer talking about h

97. 98 degrees on angela islands an emergency vehicle had to come. i'm assuming for heat stroke, ali and gerri and her family are beating the heat. the only way many san franciscans know how definitely keep all the windows open be drinking a lot of ice water. meanwhile, heading to places like the - ferry building. we're trying gather. >> it's cooler in the ferry building than it is outside. somewhere in here in grabbing some cold snacks. thankful >> going to >> more hot temperatures are expected on tuesday. may be motivating more people to head into the office for work instead of working from home in san francisco, taylor bisacky kron. 4 news. we're talking to sarah about, you know, because sarah's outside, we're in the ac. >> and if you have an outside job, you have to be concerned about getting overheated as well as if you're doing any kind of lenox. a lot of the districts have, you know, canceled their sports practices. that kind of thing if you or your child is out there, you got to watch for heat exhaustion and heat stroke in here are some of th