annie: yes. kristen: so your story actually, because we have to put this in context, it looks at otherhi-pfd 2020. and you walk us through what this means? do we have that? annie: yes. yeah, so we counted by now about 20 closures in the greater union shopping district since 2020, and that includes recent ones like the high-profile sudden closure of whole foods nearby in the midmarket area. so you know, that this is a very significant kind of, you know, headwind for what people want to see in terms of a downtown recovery. there are many retail vacancies that hurt the city in high-profile retailers who have opted to leave, some citing the same conditions at the westfield mall owners said, so this is just another blow to the area. kristen: let's talk about it. when stores closed but what does the city lose in terms of the financials? annie: yeah, they lose a lot. they lose mainly sales tax, foot traffic. people have a less of an incentive to come to the area and shop. over time, there are concerns t

her real name is annie mae itullock- — stage name? her real name is annie mae bullock.is annie mae bullock. turner came from - stage name? her real name is annie mae bullock. turner came from ike i mae bullock. turner came from ike turner, and he named her tina. it's a mark of what that relationship was like, in those years she didn't even own the right to her own name, she said. it was difficult and very possessive, and very little freedom that she had. the wild freedom that she looked like she had, or total control on the stage, all eyes were on her — and off the stage, her life was under the control of ike turner. we have a statement here from her manager of 30 years, roger davies, i'll read a bit to our audience, he says, "tina was a unique and remarkable force of nature with her strength, incredible energy and immense talent. from the first day i met her in 1980, she believed in herself completely when few others did at the time. it was a privilege and an honourto did at the time. it was a privilege and an honour to have been a close friend, as well as her managerf

annie mae bullock grew up in tennessee. her family was sharecroppers. singing in ike turners when she was a teenager. and poor, largely abandoned by her parents, she hoped it was her escape. it was an escape into a different sort of misery. ♪ there were hits. and the world saw a confident, powerful woman on stage. but the acid queen was in private -- her violent controlling husband. in 1976, she walked out. >> i did try to leave. the first time was when i had the experience of being whippepd with a -- whipped with a wire hanger. and something else. and i realized you don't go back. ♪ >> her career was in the doldrums. however, there was a place that had long been more receptive to the tina turner magic, britain. ♪ >> "let's stay together" was a collaboration of the creative team behind heaven 17. a new british manager and backing artists such as david but we helped her charge her career. ♪ >> what followed was hit after hit. ♪ ♪ >> a film role in "mad max," >> how the world turns. one day cock of the walk, next a feather duster. ♪ >> and in the year 200

. ♪ annie mabel look grew up in tennessee. her family were sharecroppers.inging in ike turner's band when she was a teenager. and largely abandoned by her parents she hoped it was her escape. it was an escape into a different sort of misery. ♪ there were hits and the world w a confident powerful woman on stage. ♪ the acid queen in tommy was in private fearful of her violent controlling husband. finally in 1976 she walked out. >> i did try to leave. the first time was when i had the experience of being whipped with a wire hanger. another time was something else. i realized you do not go back. ♪ >> her career was in the doldrums. however, there was a place that had long been more receptive to the tina turner magic, britain. ♪ let's stay together was a collaboration with the creative team behind heaven 17, a new british manager and backing from artists such as david bowie hoped to turbocharge her career. ♪ what followed was hit after h. ♪ a film role in mad max. >> how the world turns. ♪ >> in the year 2000, she was 60 years old and the biggest selling concert

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restaurant called the source, and it was made famous because woody allen, when he went out to find annieeverse and drives into the restaurant so i was sitting with somebody i know you know, david alan grier - >> seth: yeah. >> wonderful comedic actor and dramatic actor and we had just won this prize at the venice film festival for best actor and we were hoping that woody allen was in new york and not in los angeles driving around looking for annie hall, because in movies it's funny when somebody drives a car into a restaurant in real life, people get crushed and killed >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> so we were eating our pancakes, and there was a guy sitting over there and i didn't know who it was it was val kilmer. and he was looking at me, saying obscene things to me and i said, "david, unless that's an actor learning his lines or somebody with tourette's, he's clearly telling me to go 'f' myself. >> seth: yeah. >> and he looked over his shoulder he says, "oh, it's val kilmer. he's a really nice guy." and he invited me over i said, "hi. my name's matthew. "i know who you are. i'm

i did ""annie get your gun"" and "my sister eileen. a senior. >> sally: did you sing and dance? >> stephen: ♪ there's a grill in tennessee was sorry she met t up with me. i'm a bad, bad man ♪ my girlfriend was annie. it was great. very romantic. >> sally: wanted you start doing stand-up? >> stephen: i never did stand up. i did improv. i did an undergraduate theater program at northwestern and then improv in chicago. this is a fascinating interview of me. i'm really loving this. go ahead, ask me other things about me, sally field and then i got involved with second city in chicago. i respect stand up tremendously. i would never call myself stand-up because they earned that moniker. >> sally: it's a different world between improv and stand up >> stephen: improv is collaborative. >> sally: i like improv and the work that i've never done stand up. i do the film about stand-up. >> stephen: it's called stand-up. >> sally: no it wasn't. it was called "punch line" with tom hanks. i was really dreadful. not the movie. just doing stand-up. i don

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comer: annie. reporter: chairman comer, you said there's a legislative purpose to what we're doing here and you want to make sure that anyone sitting in the highest office doesn't benefit from these business dealings. former president donald trump is running for president again. he has -- he and his family benefited from being in office from a number of countries. are you investigating those business dealings as well? mr. comer: we're going to look at everything when we get ready to introduce the legislation to ban influence peddling. if you go back to jimmy carter's brother, billy carter receiving money from libya. this has been a pattern for a long time. republicans and democrats have both complained about presidents' families receiving money. but the way that the biden's have set this up, there's no business. president carter's brother got the money directly from libya. and biden was on the committee that investigated president carter's brother when that took place. the president -- former presi

highway 4, to annie 4 to annie yoke. >>> some people are leaving looking for affordable lifestyle. the city of santa clara is bucking the trend. max darrow looking at what makes santa clara attractive. >> reporter: the past 3 1/2 years or so, the majority of the cities have seen population declines. in santa clara, that is not the case. sandy never imagined she would call santa clara home but she has been doing so since april. >> i find this place right for me. >> reporter: she doesn't work in high-tech. she is a landscaping designer. >> i revise the plan in somebody's backyard. >> reporter: she often commutes to the peninsula and settling into her new landscape well. >> the neighborhood seems nice. >> reporter: why santa clara? a combination of relative a ford ability and location. >> i can only afford one bedroom, one bathroom apartments. . >> reporter: sandy is not alone as a new resident of santa clara. according to estimates from the department of finance, 4,000 people moved from april 1 of 2020 to january 1st of 2023. it grew at a time when most cities saw people leave. >> si

trainer one of those calls was to new hampshire congresswoman annie fletcher. her 98 member caucus could be key in moving the bill forward. >> the votes for this bill will come from the middle house. we will have roughly an equal number on either side. >> reporter: the compromise legislation would lift the debt ceiling for the next years and keep nondefense spending are roughly the same levels, but it will prevent cuts to social security, medicare, and military and veterans programs. it would also impose stricter work requirements for people receiving food assistance such as s.n.a.p.. >> the legislation needs to pass both chambers of congress by next week. that is when the treasury department says that the u.s. could face an unprecedented default on its bills. still, hardliners are pushing back. >> you will see people across the political spectrum that are opposed to this. >> reporter: thickets through the house rules committee today, he could go to the full house as early as wednesday. >> so it is not just some of the most conservative republicans have been cr

humanitarian aid, getting to hospitals, meaning they simply can't keep operating on a care felony. annie knox. huck, there has been a real shortage in the medical sector and especially after the start of the crisis 2 weeks ago. specifically, the medical specialists and surgery and anesthesia. there is also a shortage of financing medical supplies nowadays, due to lack of security and how hard it is to reach the hospitals. approximately 61 percent of the medical institutes in khartoum stopped working because the reasons i mentioned in addition to the direct military tax, military occupation of those institutes and staff being laid off 23 percent of the hospitals and cartoon work partially and only 16 percent work at full capacity, this is the health situation and sudan, especially in the conflict areas. and for the health situation of students, people, there are nearly 16000000 people representing a 3rd of the population get in humanitarian aid, which was stopped because of the current conflict and sudan. the daughter, the u. n's high commissioner for refugees. meanwhile reports, at least

all the way off into annie m, that means heading into saturday and sunday too we are sitting in those upper 80s, lower 90s in those east inland hills and a very cool canvis along east pacific up. if you upyou know whereto go. wa >> all right. thank you, jessica. >>> top stories. big news for the bay. the warriors, they have still got it. >> they have the defending champs on the brink but they cannot close it out tonight. >> after a close game four loss, the warriors needed to bring it at the chase center, and, hey, they sure did. andrew wiggins showed up with 25 points in the game, five assists, and seven rebounds. draymond green unsurprisingly played aggressively. but this was different. then this was literally do or die. another elimination game for the warriors tomorrow. tipoff is at 7:00 p.m. in los angeles. we will be watching. >>> the attorney general has inveion in the police s department38 officers are on ci text message scandal with officers bragging about use of force and using slurs. >> the people of antioc deserve their civil rights to be protected. from what we have seen

and annie. pete seeger sent us the gettysburg address, written out in his own hands. in a different format. and he said, you know, i'm 94, so i'm not going to be composing anything right now. but i'm going to write it out for you. the gettysburg out for you. the way i've helped people over the years learn to recite it. and so that's what he sent us. and annie leibowitz. sent us. she said, well, you know, i'm not a writer. i do photograph. so she sent us some photo essays that we included in the book particularly the one of daniel chester french, who was the sculptor for the lincoln memorial. and she was at his studio. and so she a picture of of the model and that's what we have the book but many of our other essays spoke of their own personal experience pieces and their family heritages and julian bond, the late julian bond, wrote for us an essay reminds us that only a few generations separates us from slavery. and he wrote a very eloquent essay and i'll read some of it for you. only my generation stands between julian bond and human bondage. i am the grandson of a sl

a discussion with the new york times annie carney about feinstein's future in the future of the democratic agenda. i'm jonathan capehart, this is the saturday show. it has been a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week for donald trump. most of it of his own making, of course. earlier in the week, the criminally and -- twice impeached, criminally indicted was found liable for the fast store statement and sexually abusing -- the jury awarded the former journalist nearly $5 million in damages. the very next day, the republican front runner for the 2024 presidential nomination attacked carroll at cnn town hall. his inability to accept the verdict may have landed him an even more hot water, the new york times reported that carole could be gearing up to sue trump a third time as a result. now, during the new hampshire time hall, tampa trumbull hardened his way through the greatest hits, he lied about the 2020 election results, said january 6th was a beautiful day and he intended to pardon many of the convicted insurrectionists. praise russian president vladimir putin, and in assisted erroneo

annie andrews and texas state representative.ing us as well in his vanessa gilmore for the southern district of texas. judge gilmour, thank you so much for joining us. let me get you the bases -- time speaking in hearing from you this evening. let me get your take about the briefing that we heard, perhaps unanswered questions, perhaps your big takeaway on another tragic day in the state of texas. >> right, i'm joining you right now actually from dallas, texas. on about 20 miles away from where the shooting occurred. one of the things that we know is that there are already a number of federal laws that address issues involving people who should not be owners of gantz. we can't sell guns to people that we know under federal law are mentally ill, undocumented persons aren't allowed to have guns. people that have previously been convicted of felonies on ability to own guns. i think that this is an issue that we have to take a twofold approach to. one side of the aisle wants to address mental illness, the other side wants to address g

joining me is "new york times" congressional correspondent, annie karni who first broke this story. thank you so much for being with us. walk us through what's going on with senator feinstein and what she's still endure something. >> she was gone from the senate starting in february when she was hospitalized for singles. they didn't give out a lot of information what was going on in the three months she was away from the senate, but they did say she was suffering from some unnamed complications. there was growing pressure during that time for her to return or resign, given that the nominating judges was backed up in a divided congress in her absence. and she returned last week, we found out through reporting just looking at how she's able to function in this clearly diminished state that the complications were as ramsey hunt, which leads to a paralysis of the face, which you can see in her left eye, and encephalitis, which is a swelling of the brain that can lead to memory issues, language issues, mood disorders, confusion, and is a rare side effect of shingles that is particularly

annie chough, helen ice here, karen l. has, and omar ishmali, caleb s. moore, indira. copies will be retained by office of the clerk as records of the house. signed sincerely, cheryl l. johnson, clerk. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a message. the clerk: to the congress of the united states, section 202dd50 united statescode, 1622-d provides for the automatic termination of the national emergency unless within # 0 days prior to the anniversary date of its declaration, the president publishes in the federal register and transmits to the congress stating that the emergency is to continue in effect beyond the anniversary date. in accordance to this provision i have sent to the federal register the enclosed notice stating that the national emergency with the central african republic declared in 13667 of may 12, 2014 is to continue in effect beyond may 12, 2023. the situation in relation to the central african republic has been marked by breakdown of law and order, and insurrection and force recruitment and use of child soldiers and widespread viol

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ryan: annie says the neighborhood has been high alert all day. she says this area is usually quiet, but says all neighbors have been shocked to hear the searches about a nearly three decade long cold case. >> everyone always says you cannot believe it happens in your own backyard but you know it does. hopefully they can bring closure to the families. ryan: belmont police expect this urge to go on for all of wednesday and possibly the rest of the week. >> it is tough to tell but i would expect at least through the end of the day or tomorrow at some point. we are hoping to get some more details in the next 48 hours. ryan: the search is isolated just with those two areas, this home behind me and the park that is down the street. ago, authorities grabbed a bunch of shovels and other digging equipment, headed back into the house to resume what is believed to be the search for more evidence in that backyard. ryan curry, abc 7 news. ama: thank you. dan: melanie woodrow continues our team coverage. ama: she's in the newsroom with more on the history of t

annie siri by 1:0 in favor of sevilla kept until the very end, when when in the seventh added minute fedreyku. gatti saved juventus from the first ever home defeat in the europa league 1:11 the fate of reaching the final will be decided in response to the match in spain next thursday. in the other semi-final pair, roma in the first match against the german bayer scored a 1-0 minimum victory with the only goal , as part of the team, jose mourinho scored twenty-year-old eduardo sick, the second leg in leverkusen also next thursday, the europa league final will be held in budapest on may 31. well, in the third european club tournament in the conference league, both of yesterday's semi-final matches. finished with by the same score 2:1 west hehom, defeated the dutch alkmaar the victory turned out to be strong-willed. and the swiss basel on the road was stronger than fiorentina in the conference league. the final will be in prague on june 7th. in the finals of the basketball united vtb league, kazan unix took the lead in the series against lokomotiv kuban kazan, the day before they relied

the same fields are the roads of the village of annie, but the air is different, and the sky is dovesnd the earth is greener, commander about greenery. we have in siberia well, why dear siberia come to smoke, you'll see there, what is greenery. you have not seen the yenisei. mister hand forward, understand? give the first squadron then. replenishment what are we going to do to raise the third is, i am the first ninth. i am the first ninth, respond, i am the first ninth, respond. i am the first i am the first nineteenth rather weak dastan is strong so it is in the division. you sit down quickly, the first master depends on the first. it's been 30 minutes since he ran out of fuel. can we replenish? they must be distributed among the squadron. we will always have time to distribute the living to the living. comrade of the guard major in the division begged for a new jazz comedy they gave us, and the 125th regiment intercepted. it must be a robbery that intercepted what jazz? it's you sergey he ordered me to drive everyone. and i'm a follower. i shouldn't have left him alone, don't beat y

it would have been much different if she had watched "annie."ove that acting in general is you get to learn so much about yourself and other people. man: although you've worked with so many different people over the years, i'm sure. silcock: that's the fun of it. it's actually really funny how when i first started frida, i was super quiet. well, you're pushed to be louder then. there's this imaginary line between the seats and the stage. once we pass that little strip, we are a completely different person. but last time we were at frida, wow, that was months ago. that was--that was definitely over a year ago. amavizca-murua: maybe in a week or two, we will finally get guidelines for reopening. krispel: we highly recommend that you stay masked just to add that extra barrier. yes, we're all 100% vaccinated. you do have the personal choice, if you so choose, while you are rehearsing to remove said mask. for those of you that don't know me, this is my face, i have one. israel: oh! krispel: i know, right? so we've all been through this now for 18 mon

at the same time, annie is far away, not the first company that decided to sue a russian corporation european oil and gas companies from ukraine finland france poland and germany filed their claims against gazprom the largest claim , according to preliminary estimates, brought forward by the german and uniper, demanding more than 11.5 billion euros in compensation of costs, incurred during the replacement of russian gas . they have this legal mechanism appeared last year and there is already one precedent. uh , such a take-off and transfer uh in the usa this mechanism also exists, uh, and it appeared there in within the defense budget. and that is the law. yes, that is, it already exists legislatively. but there is a nuance. uh, you can transfer to ukraine only the property that is confiscated in the framework of criminal cases , that is, you can’t just take away his blocked russian person and transfer it to ukraine, if we are talking about criminal prosecution there for circumventing sanctions for something else, and so on. then this money will go to the state department, from the p

at the same time, annie is far away, not the first company that decided to sue a russian corporationfiled claims against gazprom six european oil and gas companies from ukraine finland and france poland and germany the largest claim , according to preliminary estimates, put forward a german and uniper claiming more than 11.5 billion euros in compensation of costs , incurred during the replacement of the russian gas well , there, how is it here? canada uh they have a legal mechanism. uh, this one appeared last year and there is already one precedent. e such weaning and transfers of e to the usa this mechanism also exists, er, and it appeared there within the framework of the defense budget. and that is the law. yes, that is, there is already a legislative one, but there are nuances, and you can transfer to ukraine only the property that is confiscated in the framework of criminal cases, that is, you can’t just pick up his blocked russian face and transfer it to ukraine, if we are talking about criminal prosecution there for circumventing sanctions for something else, and so on. then t

scored by moroccan striker yusuf annie syria held 1-0 to sevilla until the very end when , in the seventhinute, federico gatti saved juventus from their first-ever home defeat in the europa league 11 and the fate of the final will be decided in response to the match in spain next thursday . in another semi-final couple roma in the first leg confrontation against the german bayer scored a minimal victory, 1:0 the only goal, as part of the team josé mourinho scored the twenty-year-old eduardo boga second leg in leverkusen also the following thursday. well, the europa league final will be held in budapest on may 31. in the third club tournament in europe in the conference league, both of yesterday's semi-final matches finished with the same score 2: 1 west ham beat the dutch alkmaar the victory turned out to be strong-willed and the swiss base on the road was stronger than fiorentina in the conference league final will be in prague on the seventh of june. st. petersburg zenith announced a program to celebrate the fifth championship in a row and the tenth championship in history, large-scale

and then annie was so inspiring. was really the champion of farm to table and really built our legacy of farmers that we still use and work with every day. and then we had denise st. onge. her legacy was also wonderful. she got us through our 40th year, and i took over in 2020, and i was charged with reopening from the pandemic. greens is definitely not just for vegetarians. it's really for anyone, and it's good for you. i think everybody should have a vegetarian meal once in a while. i think a lot of people get excited to try the cuisine

from annie mae bullock and the church choir of nutbush baptist church, to multi—platinum selling buddhistent correspondent colin paterson spoke about tina turner's comeback after leaving her abusive husband, ike turner. an example of how controlling ike turner was, he copyrighted the name tina turner, so that if she left him, he could replace her with another tina turner. in fact, when she eventually divorced him in 1978, in court she said he could have everything, all the royalties from the back catalogue. the one thing that she wanted was her name, and she was given it. and from that start, when she ran away from ike turner in dallas in the middle of the night in bare feet with 36 cents in her pocket and nothing but the rights to her name, she pulled off one of the greatest comebacks in music history. by the end of the �*70s, she was about to turn 40, she was working as a cleaner and singing twice a night in hotels to make money. the record industry was not interested at all, until a production team from england who were in the human league, they were going to be in heaven 17. they were

from annie mae bullock and the church choir of nutbush baptist church, to multi—platinum selling buddhistuperstar, living in switzerland... the extraordinary tina turner. and if you look at today's newspapers, the front pages in the uk have that line, simply the uk have that line, simply the best. tina turner, who has died at the age of 83. live now to los angeles, where we can speak to chris willman, who is a senior music writer and chief music critic at variety. lovely to talk to you. such sad news to hear of her passing, but what lovely tributes that have been coming in.- have been coming in. yes, i mean, have been coming in. yes, i mean. from _ have been coming in. yes, i mean, from literally - have been coming in. yes, i mean, from literally every l mean, from literally every celebrity in the world, almost. from beyonce, 0prah, ourformer president 0bama and his wife, angela basset who played her in the film version, mickjagger who borrowed a few moves from her over the years, magic johnson, the world of sports, politics, entertainment. we have just — politics, entertainment. we have

from annie may bullock and the church choir of nutbush baptist church, to multi—platinum selling buddhist extraordinary tina turner. we spoke to him. i toured in 1985 and _ we spoke to him. i toured in 1985 and we _ we spoke to him. i toured in 1985 and we had _ we spoke to him. i toured in 1985 and we had one - we spoke to him. i toured in 1985 and we had one of- we spoke to him. i toured in 1985 and we had one of the i 1985 and we had one of the first rock sit at screens and travel the world with and everyone wanted to see her legs. they charged extra money and thus the first nvidia was used and in the corporation. what was she like to work with? she was the hardest working person i've ever seen in my life. we would do five nights, 500 miles apart on the bus all around the united states, europe, and roger davies, 0livia europe, and roger davies, olivia newton europe, and roger davies, 0livia newtonjohn, he would at shows, she would add shows and save to six nights. is like no, we can to another show! but if tina could do it, we could do it. you are 25, she was 45 of the time and you're

breakfast favorite in connecticut hosted a new favorite on brunch as a mama to-be bird sets up her nest in anni mother goose >> it is the highlight of the day. you come through here, you notice the goose. >> reporter: while the chefs at ihop are cooking eggs inside for customers like mike -- >> the goose is always here, always. >> reporter: this mother goose is cooking hers in the middle of the parking lot. >> i just think it's great it's mother nature taking its course, doing its thing. it's awesome. >> reporter: since mid-april, this mother goose has been watching her goose like a hawk, tending to them, and not letting anyone near her or her nest. >> some people are really good, and they keep their distance but there are also the kids that come and bother her. and i'm like can't really do that she'll attack you. >> reporter: even her mate has chosen to take watch about 50 feet away. >> he knows to not bother her too much, but to still protect her. >> reporter: colton brown rescues all types of animals. >> typically it's squirrels, raccoon, bats, stuff like that that are in people's houses, bu

from annie may bullock and the church choir of nutbush baptist church, to multi—platinum selling buddhist extraordinary tina turner. tina turner who�*s died at the age of 83. our culture editor, katie razzall, is here. the tributes have been pouring in. it is fitting to begin with mick jagger because tina turner claims that she taught him how to dance and tonight he said he is so saddened by the passing of his wonderfulfriend, saying that she helped him so much when he was so young. diana ross has also paid tribute, and brian wilson, and gloria gaynor who said she paved the way for so many women in rock music, black and white. she was an icon. the white house has said her music will also live on, and it would indeed. so many hits across so many decades and genres, gospel, soul, rhythm and blues, rock, pop, the music was a spirit inside her when she danced. in the uk we took her to our hearts and she had a top 40 hits her to our hearts and she had a top a0 hits here in seven different decades and we will all no doubt have a favoured and she was also a role model for survivors of domestic a

but that's all too tame for annie duplock, who achieved her lifelong dream of having knives thrown athink the word injury is quite the word i would be using for something like that. let's remind you of one of the stories breaking this hour, these are pictures coming from berlin, we expect a press conference because president zelensky is visiting berlin, his first visit since the russian invasion of his country. he flew to germany over night and his plane was escorted by german air force fighter jets, they have ruled out the red carpet for him in germany and he has met the president of the country and is expected to hold talks with the chancellor olaf scholz. that is happening now and we expect to hear from the menjust happening now and we expect to hear from the men just after that in that press conference. germany did announce yesterday that it will supply about 2.7 billion euros worth of weapons, $3 billion worth of weapons to ukraine so we are following that as well. stay with us here on bbc news. and remember you can find all the stories on the website. hello. so far this morning

from annie mae bullock and the church choir of nutbush baptist church, to multi—platinum selling buddhistather continuing over the coming days. just day on day, there may be some variations in the amount of cloud that you might see. but regardless, they�*ll still be some warm, sunny spells. this area of high pressure is firmly anchored to the west of the uk at the moment. we�*ve got a northeasterly wind bringing something a little bit cooler around northern and eastern coast and a bit of cloud around the north sea at the moment. and you can see that stretches its way into parts of north east england, the midlands, east wales as well. but even this cloud here will thin and break up. more cloud moving its way into northern ireland. away from that, though, plenty of sunny spells into this afternoon. highest temperature likely down to the south west, cardiff there, 22 degrees celsius, a bit cooler around those north sea coasts. through this evening and tonight, again, we�*lljust see some varying cloud really. for most, there�*ll be some clear spells to take us into friday morning, perhaps thi

mentioned the fans have beenjoined in the celebrations by the us investors, former nfl starjj what annie'sd he's in bulk for the long—term. the highs and lows of promotion and relegation are incredible and we were looking for a club for a long time. we knew that once we got the opportunity we would go for it. burnley checked all the boxes, a hard—working tone and tough people were passionate and loving of their club. vincent kompany and his vision and the owner and his vision, the history and tradition and supporters, it is about honouring and respecting that. you don't want to come in and do something that is not true to who the club and people of burnley are. i think what we are most trying to do is showing what really burnley is about. i did a pub crawl yesterday on my way to the stadium on the web turf moor. ijust want to earn the trust of the supporters and what we have learned from talking to people, and it's fascinating being in burnley, they want people to understand how special the place is and how great the people are there. they want someone to help tell their story and want the

annie is as vigilant as ever, protective of the chicks, making sure to keep them safe. they are doing wonderfully. karina: we now know what the falcons are named. but what about human babies? the list of the most popular baby names for 2022 is out, courtesy of the social security administration. the top names for boys are liam, noah, oliver, james, and elijah. girls, olivia, emilio, charlotte, sophia -- emilia, charlotte, sophia. it's interesting, there more common names. larry: common names -- the commoners. very basic. i am basic, that's fine. [laughter] karina: you like that. simple man. larry: california's revived budget plan and the state's growing budget deficit. karina: the effect of ransomware on california cities and the one big mistake the city of oakland made before he got hit. larry: plus the new proposal that could make you pay for driving just about everywhere in the bay area. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ get exclusive offers on select new

not only to a good experience, every episode ups the annie. i just don't just drive the tank, then i shoot it. i don't just shoot the flamethrower, then i cooked a steak with it. for the battlefields of yorktown to the beaches of normandy. it's an incredible explanation and overview. you could see unexpected company and terror. earlier you when i speak of the lifespan of those brave soldiers that each evolved those weapons. that so great. the show is dedicated to the brave men and women in the armed forces who served valiantly every day to preserve our freedom. as take a look at the flamethrower episode. >> the most terrifying weapon on the battlefield. the second i started shooting and it was like power. the function. >> no other by them at the time could you. >> the fear. >> you were upfront and he had to be in. ask the fire. this was by far the coolest thing i have ever done. the flamethrower. that's obviously top of my christmas wish list. what's fascinating about every weapon is not how only exciting it was shooting the mall and shooting

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and i suppose it come to the time of the women's coalition, and i want to quote a colleague of mine annie campbell. she said to god does city have been thinking they can sit around the table and decide if table -- decide the future of northern ireland without women present. the european women's platform at event lobbying and arguing for this and challenging parties for a very long time, but there was another reason. because we wanted the war to end. because we had seen that previous negotiations with primarily only men around the table had not yielded results, and indeed, when we put out that call to women because we had years of working as women working together and forming collaborations over feminism, this issue, that issue, falling back in, knowing how to trust each other over the many years and setting our hearts and our minds on a very important goal. actually, the second part -- i have to be careful when i am doing this internationally, because i am very aware if i am working with our friends in syria or areas which have not had a long history of civil society. they think can we no