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. >> today marks day 40 of the perpetual stew made by annie of brooklyn.ce june 7th, getting millions of views on tiktok since then, annie has thrown stew parties where her friends bring over new ingredients. >> when asked whether the stew actually tastes good, e said it depends on the day. finally, the amazon driver, who really went the extra mile, mike habib , spotted a wallet in the street while delivering packages near boston and inside he recognized the address on the id i'm familiar with. >> like the street that he's on. and i was like, oh, i know this street. and by the time i actually pulled up to the house, that's when i was like, oh, i know, i know this house i've delivered to them before. >> my wife calls me and said that amazon driver had come by with a package and my wallet. i told a few people the story and they said, why don't you contact the news? because we need some good stories. these days. >> mike returned the wallet to brian goodard, who accidentally left it on his car roof at the gas station. how about that? from a prime membership? t

lady. >> done, annie. >> well done, annie. >> well done, annie. >> yeah, from norwich.urse doctor pays nurse and junior doctor pays 2010 repeal the health 2010 levels to repeal the health and social care that the and social care act so that the secretary state is secretary of state is responsible performance, not responsible for performance, not some bureaucrat. nobody's some ceo or bureaucrat. nobody's ever because can ever heard of. because you can get the politician as if get rid of the politician as if they don't do what they claim. number end the number three, end the requirement health requirement on health authorities to put services out to number to competitive tender. number four, media four, attacks on social media companies expanded companies to pay for expanded mental services. their mental health services. their products, have earned products, which have earned them a have led to a pandemic a mint, have led to a pandemic of mental ill health amongst young people. they should be responsible deal responsible in helping to deal with that and then and with that

been hearing this week from the first of the australian witnesses, a woman called annie luker was onled as the results of this superheated steam being blasted out of this undersea volcano in the bay of plenty of new zealand's north ireland. and she went on to say that she and her mother were covered in ash so very graphic evidence that the court has told —— annie lu. the defendants pleading not guilty and this is a court case that could last very many weeks as these charges are explored by these charges are explored by the court in new zealand. phil mercer reporting. president biden has ended his five—day trip to europe with a message to russian president vladimir putin. you lost. speaking after the summit with nordic leaders in finland, president biden downplayed the chances of a lengthy stalemate in ukraine, adding he believed president putin would eventually decided it was not in russia's interest to continue fighting. president biden also insisted ukraine would one dayjoin the nato military alliance but not while the country is still at war. the foremost winner of thailand's elec

annie, you have passed 79, haven't ou? can annie, you have passed 79, haven't you?y car off— basically, i would love to see every car off the — basically, i would love to see every car off the road. i am so healthy, i can't _ car off the road. i am so healthy, i can't tell— car off the road. i am so healthy, i can't tell you _ car off the road. i am so healthy, i can't tell you. it is embarrassing sometimes _ can't tell you. it is embarrassing sometimes how healthy i am. and i haven't— sometimes how healthy i am. and i haven't always been, you know? i was brought— haven't always been, you know? i was brought up— haven't always been, you know? i was brought up in— haven't always been, you know? i was brought up in liverpool before the pollution — brought up in liverpool before the pollution but i got myself i would, -ot pollution but i got myself i would, got all— pollution but i got myself i would, got all my— pollution but i got myself i would, got all my children and grandchildren out, we all live in somerset— grandchildren out, we all live in somerset where the a

he and his wife annie were able to pay it off when the couple sold their home but during the pandemicambling again. in a statement, the company said: the recording for the first time ever of a gambling disorder is a cause of death has been welcomed by luke's family. hello, i'm here with the catch up. concerns over rail ticket office cuts, and forest green making football history. but first, happy birthday to the nhs. the uk's free point—of—use healthcare system turns 75 today. there have been celebrations across the country. this was in my home region of merseyside. against the backdrop of long waiting lists, the effects of the covid pandemic and falling staff morale are steady from the government's state office says more than half of people are satisfied with the healthcare system. some are concerned it won't reach its 100th birthday without reforms in spending to tackle ageing population's healthcare needs. some other stories now. train companies want to close hundreds of ticket offices across england over the next three years. the busiest stations but being criticised by disabled p

annie annie anti-biden is inherent and welcome. they found a whistleblower who claims that he would prove that president biden and his son accepted bribes from china. but when asked to provide proof, republicans claimed he vanished. >> hold on a second, did you just say that the whistleblower is now missing? >> we are hopeful that we could find the informant. they are kind of in the spy business. actually accused of having nefarious ties with china. according to the indictment, being charged with arms trafficking, sanction violations and acting as an unregistered agent for china. a lot of republicans don't like doing business with china because it is the threat of our lifetime. i guess they overlook it for him. naturally, they are. >> they are trying to silence our witnesses. >> he is an important witness, he needs to be granted immunity to be able to testify and tell his story. >> a network recently forced the to settle for the lies. it's been a rough few weeks for republicans. yesterday was a really bad day for investigations. th

. >> annie hall was a game changer.out real people where we care about the characters and can be somewhat emotionally invested. >> let's call this relationship?. >> that is fine, that is fine. that is great. i do not know what i did wrong. >> that is how people are. love fades. >> god, that is a depressing thought. >> there is no happy ending with a neat bowtie at the end. but, ironically, annie hall became one of the funniest movies ever. it changed so much about the way people thought of, you know, romantic comedies. >> one of the summer's surprise hit movies stars billy crystal and meg ryan. when harry met sally. >> men and women cannot be friends. the romance part always gets in the way. it's been like that is not true. i have a number of male friends and there is no -- involved. >> no you don't. i guess i do. >> you only think you do. >> nora efron met wrote when harry met sally. she got a lot of help from reiner creating the main character. that is because he was based on rob reiner. >> when harry met sally, it wa

annie grayer in washington watching all of it.nk you so much. >>> so we talked about the high-stakes meeting in -- at the nato summit. let's talk about another high-stakes trip with global implications. what treasury secretary janet yellen wants leaders in beijing to know and what it means for tensions between the u.s. and china. >>> plus, police are calling it a random shooting spree. a man on a scooter opens fire in new york leaving one person dead and three others injured. we will have the latest on this ongoing investigation. >>> plus, it's the end of an era for women's soccer. meghan rapinoe announces that she is retiring at the end of the season. we will talk about her incredible legacy both on and off the field. y managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher ininvestments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our client's portfololios for their long-term goals. (other mononey manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions for you

in 2019, he had debts of £18,000 because of his he and his wife, annie, were able to pay it off whening again. in a statement, flutter uk, the parent company of betfair, say that over the last three years, significant changes have the recording, for the first time ever of a gambling disorder as a cause of death, has been welcomed by lu ke's family. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hey, i'm rachel with the catch up tonight. greta has been charged? a twitter rival is launched, and a big apology. but first, we're starting in liverpool, where 23 year old connor chapman has been found guilty of murdering ellie edwards. 26—year—old ellie was enjoying a night out with friends when she was shot outside a pub in the wirral on christmas eve. ellie wasn't the target, though. chapman was looking for two gang members. another man, who's 20, was found guilty of owning an illegal gun and helping chapman. ellie's dad spoke outside the court. we got there in the end. and the right result. and you know what? i hope them two never see another christmas again, ever in t

great reporting to you and to annie. thank you so much and our reporters are back here.ant to read a little bit more of her reporting. the recent cracks that have emerged within the caucus, much of who derive much of their power from being unified against republican leadership, are emblematic of a broader identity crisis that the 8-year-old group has been wrestling with. formed to hold the gop legislative agenda to the right the caucus became a fan club for donald trump, more defined by personalities than a devotion to policy. as somebody who watched the birth of the freedom caucus and watched it mean the end of john boehner and eventually paul ryan, their speakerships, you are still running around the capitol every day. have you seen these cracks become bigger and bigger? >> no question about it. marjorie taylor greene is a prime example of it. she is, obviously, on the far right of her conference, but she is not viewed as welcome within the house freedom caucus because of her alliance with kevin mccarthy. she's made a decision to allow with him and supped him, but memb

annie grayer joining us now from washington. why did the ndaa become such a partisan vote?, fredericka, that was bumpy road in the how is this week. that's because republicans insisted on including a number of controversial amendments to the defense policy package that turned what's normally a bipart defense bill into a hotbed for culture war issues. some of the amendments that republicans insisted be added to this bill included reversi longstanding abortion access policy at the d.o.d., eliminating diversity, equity and inclusion programs and personnel, and even restricting health care for transgender individuals. now, this put moderates on both the right and the left in a difficult position. while conservatives argue that these amendments get rid of so-called wokism in the military, this is just yet another example of a small group of right-wing republicans pulling their party to the right and turning what is normally a very bipartisan bill into a partisan exercise. >> what now may potentially happen as it makes its way to the u.s. senate? >> reporter: this bill is basical

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entered the house and ordered through an interpreter to get dressed lisa seryozha and sister passing annieime to another group of fascists drove up to the house, which they had already brought, horopoks captured in the village. zina little misha and mother-in-law. x, when they were looking for misha at first, he even somehow managed to escape. frightened, he ran between people and asked for an aunt. they were taken to surazh where, after the previous attack by the partisans, there was a powerful garrison. they kept the prisoners in hunger and cold, they gave a cover of bread and some water, they beat and frightened the children. the older children were told that their father had already been caught and hanged, and the younger misha was the worst of all , they arranged for him all the time, confrontations with caught by the partisans in the hope that misha will recognize and thereby betray his father. learning about the capture of children here is any person who has a family. well, i will say this is the most painful point. it is always the children that are for any normal person. what are

joining the conversation is annie runo and rachel sweet.h you madame vice president because you were headed to north carolina. >> yes. >> which recently overrode the veto of the governor who attempted to stop an abortion ban. why north carolina and what are you hoping to achieve there? >> i'll be there for the one-year mark of the dobbs decision, which is this saturday, in four days, to again discuss and be right there at a ground zero. why this is an issue that all americans should care about, independent of the choices they would personally make for themselves. this is fundamentally about freedom. the right to make decisions about your own life and your own body. this is a foundational principal for our country. we were founded on the notion that government, should at some point stay out of people's business. >> yep. >> to say it in an academic way. >> the legal. >> the legal matter, right. and when we think about this and connect this with so many other issues, i think we all have to stand up and say that, you know, we as a nation stand

soldiers entered the house and ordered , through an interpreter, to dress liza seryozha and sister annieby. at the same time, another group of nazis drove up to the house, which had already been brought, seized in the village of horropokhs. zina little misha and mother-in-law. it was said that at that time they were looking for misha in the crocodile, at first he even somehow managed to escape. he was frightened and ran between people and asked for my aunt. they were taken to surazh where, after the previous attack by the partisans, there was a powerful garrison. they kept the prisoners in hunger and cold gave loaves of bread and some water beat and frightened the children. the older children were told that their father had already been caught and hanged, and the younger misha was the worst of all, they arranged confrontations with the captured partisans in the hope that misha would recognize and thereby betray his father. shmyryov was in despair when he learned about the capture of children . any person who has a family. well, i will say this is the most painful point - these are childr

and, you know, annie palestinian will tell you we already face a harsh reality on every front, as someple are facing of course evictions from their homes, especially in jerusalem, over 100,000 palestinians live in construction deems to be illegal by israeli authorities, of course because of systematic discrimination. people live in the fear in the west bank, fear for their life, the settlement expansion and the violence is occurring daily on every corner. the fact that there is another layer with even further impact, psychological impact, it is -- it's focus is to defeat us. this occupation, this sad reality, when you live in such a society, the thing that gives you hope as an individual is if you are gauging -- engaging in activism, to be able to go to a march, if you have some basic liberties to protest and voice your opposition to the system. the fact that we don't even have the right to protest, the most simple, basic form, even posting on social media can get people arrested for incitement. so it is a multilevel system. adrian: jalal, you also wrote that the surveillance you are p

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and, you know, annie palestinian will tell you we already face a harsh reality on every front, as someple are facing of course evictions from their homes, especially in jerusalem, over 100,000 palestinians live in construction deems to be illegal by israeli authorities, of course because of systematic discrimination. people live in the fear in the west bank, fear for their life, the settlement expansion and the violence is occurring daily on every corner. the fact that there is another layer with even further impact, psychological impact, it is -- it's focus is to defeat us. this occupation, this sad reality, when you live in such a society, the thing that gives you hope as an individual is if you are gauging -- engaging in activism, to be able to go to a march, if you have some basic liberties to protest and voice your opposition to the system. the fact that we don't even have the right to protest, the most simple, basic form, even posting on social media can get people arrested for incitement. so it is a multilevel system. adrian: jalal, you also wrote that the surveillance you are p

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we were afraid, says annie, who shot this video as she was enjoying the game with family, including children. she said the fight lasted about ten minutes and security was nowhere in sight and she noticed the weapon shot from a few seats away. police say when they responded to the gold cup event, they found a man with wounds near his collarbone and was taken to the hospital with critical injuries. they say a knife was used and no arrests have been made, but thanks to witness statements and videos, officers now have a suspect and a person of interest. >> security was lax. they were pushing people through too quickly because it was crowded and i think they just wanted people to get in. >> reporter: juan was also at sunday's game. he says fights were breaking out and when he went through security, he says he saw some bags not checked, but what concerns him most, how a fan got a knife in the stands. >> but it's scary. it's like we have kids in the stands and how do we protect ourselves against someone who has a knife if it ever comes to that? >> reporter: we shared those concerns with levi's, but

foundation committed to fostering cultural communities -- rose herschel and annie shreve's.obert and susan rose involvement. the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station and from viewers like you. thank you. >> good evening and welcome to washington week. while the country suffers through a relentless heat wave. on the east coast, a flurry of legal development as dialed of the temperature on the former president. donald trump lawyers at on thursday and special counsel jack smith and team are hoping to prevent a likely second federal indictment. this time related to trump's efforts to overturn his loss in the 2020 election. the former president is also facing new charges in the classified documents case. late thursday, the special counsel's office revised its initial indictment to conclude accusations that he thought to delete surveillance video from insight mar-a-lago. and for president biden, his son's legal issues are not going away as hope to. on wednesday, hunter biden's plea deal on tax and gun charges are -- was put on hold after a j

after his death, his wife annie got access to his accounts. there was just so much on there.day. and as i was scrolling and seeing his transactions, it was so apparent at that point there was a major issue. how can someone make that many bets in one day? how can somebody do that and it not be picked up? they considered him a low risk. even having that information in front of them, they still considered him a low risk, so something is wrong. just under 1,400 patients were referred for help with gambling addiction last year. that's nearly double the figure from two years ago. it's led to strong criticism of the industry. and the head of nhs england, amanda pritchard, has raised her own concerns, saying, "people can gamble "on their phone at the touch of a button and everyone, "young and old, is bombarded with adverts encouraging them to take part". the solution — seven more specialist clinics. there are already eight running, including a national centre in london. the plan is to have space to treat 3,000 people a year, offering cognitive behavioural therapy, family therapy, sup

let's get more details from annie hoffman in geneva.gs were looking for tomorrow? guest: any kind of commentary from watches of switzerland and executives on-demand and what kind of inventory they are being able to source from suppliers. there the biggest retailer of rolex watches in the u.k. a lot of people look at the stock as kind of a way to get exposure to rolex, which is the largest swiss luxury watchmaker. any commentary on demand from the u.s./u.k. and what signs they are seeing in china as well. guy: are wait times coming down? if you want to buy rolex, particularly the in demand rolexes, the times have been substantial. what are we anticipating? andy: good question. what we've heard in the past, an initial sign a potential weakness from watches of switzerland, is, some customers, lots of people are signing up, but when customers get the call, and say we have a rolex available for you, they were getting more people deferring, saying, no, i think i'm ok at this point, and then they would move on to the next person on the list. t

it is not really analogous to annie's -- any earnings impact they might feel.re they finally feelings and impacts from some of that turbulence? this will continue for a good while. the view on this is that -- it is pretty divided. the swedish banks are significant exposed to the sector. your downgrading the outlook setting the same concerns. they had said recently that it is not likely for the situation to produce a 1990's like financial crisis because swedish banks, stronger than before. and the head of the swedish said -- it is a bigger issue for foreign investors. adding that he is not the least concerned first -- for foreign banks. >> that is bloomberg's chris young stet in stockholm. a tree of french businessmen -- the withdrawal by the investors after months of work allow them to take control of the french supermarket chain that struggled for years. as a g20 many kicks off in your, we are speaking about foreign and financial affairs and the assistive interview will be as his 30: e.m.. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the president of botswana says they wallop secu

we have been hearing this week from the first of the australian witnesses, a woman called annie luo. how her skin bubbled as the result of this superheated steam being blasted adept of this undersea volcano in the bay of plenty off new zealand's north island. she went on to say that she and her mother were covered in ash. so some very graphic evidence that the court is told. these defendants pleading not guilty, this is a court case that could last very many weeks as these charges are explored by the court in new zealand. let's take a look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk. two teenagers have have been sentenced to more than 16 years in prison for murdering a 16—year—old boy, in a case of mistaken identity. ronan kanda, who had just finished his gcses, was walking to a friend's house in wolverhampton when he was attacked from behind by the two teenagers wielding a sword and a large machete. his attackers, both 16 at the time, had bought their weapons online. a parliamentary committee has published a damning report on what it says is the government 5 failure to develop

good upon afternoon i'm rene a client at the jill annie house. we oppose the mayor's proposal to relocate problem c funds designated for families in transitional and homeless families and the youth are important because we need stable housing and miles an hour to call home. we don't want to be like stressed out. we want to work and provide for family and need the help and it would help if you guys like, continued and just kept the funding with our programs for the family and youth. because we need it. and i know for me and my situation i was in it would be hard for mow to get to the next step in the homeless program process i was in because we are backed up and did not have rooms for female families like me. where do we go after we get put out xu don't have. thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello i'm darla this is my daughter. in 20 we were homeless. we were applying for jillannie house and because of prospect c we are housed and stable and i had work for the prenatal program giflg become to the community. other families there and all over the

elsewhere, annie lennox is amongst the many musicians to be paying tribute, describing sinead o'connor, ., ,., as fierce and fragile, bold and beautiful. ., ., ., ,, beautiful. colin paterson, thank ou. a man who shot dead a custody sergeant while handcuffed in a police cell in south london in 2020 has been sentenced to life imprisonment. louis de zoysa, was convicted of murdering sergeant matt rar—tanna of murdering sergeant matt ratana in a holding cell in croydon. he had claimed diminished responsibility but the judge said it was premeditated and he had gone to great lengths to conceal the weapon from officers. the "routine" housing of unaccompanied child asylum seekers in hotels is unlawful, according to a ruling by the high court today. legal action was brought against the home office by a children's charity, claiming the arrangements were not fit for purpose. our political correspondent jonathan blake is at westminster. bit of a blow for the government, jonathan? bit of a blow for the government, jonathan? , , ., ., , , ., jonathan? figures show last year 3000 under _ jonathan? f

i wanted to turn back to a question for annie lloyd. in your testimony among some which detail about those hours after the derailment and what you are -- your clearances were as a mom, and as someone who is not the recipient of a lot of information, like so many in the community. you made reference to teddies school, the combinations. you made reference to his schools autism resource room, a special education teacher, a paraprofessional for his time in general education classes, speech therapy, occupational therapy, and special transportation. all of which are important to note. then you also talked about his teacher, and i'm reading directly from your testimony, you said, his special education teacher often response to his anxiety with, quote, brilliance and expertise. and her precise, subtle explanation met teddies needs and was greatly appreciated by all of us. i sometimes think, as much as we are often frustrated when there isn't planning, or planning that includes some people with disabilities or older adults, there are some real h

comments i'm with the gotten gateway center the owner of the park and here today with my colleagues and annie one of the general managers of the property and the history of the area. um, i think that is worth said earlier the gateway can't support the landmark designation we're wiling to talk about the assistance that the community wishes to see we submitted more detail in the written communications that were provided to the commission. um, before the i think that is important to recognize that much the group behind the gone gate center was involved in the city and many folks involved with the community and committed to making the community a rising place for san francisco. um, and for the people to live and work and shop. up i appreciate light work that the historic preservation commission maintains the heritage of san francisco and as much of what it makes us love san francisco i share the goals that the commission has and we think that the acre and park are special parts of gateway in the city but don't build the acre qualifies as a an historic landmarking the acre is not significant there

dominic cathy annie just suggested that the bbc may never actually name this presenter.d be very _ presenter at the moment? i think it would be very wise _ presenter at the moment? i think it would be very wise and _ presenter at the moment? i think it would be very wise and very - presenter at the moment? i think it would be very wise and very brave l presenter at the moment? i think it| would be very wise and very brave if the presenter named themselves. if there is no case to answer then they could explain that. if there is a case to answer mild or serious they could respond to that. it would sort of lance the boil. if this person is never publicly named, there is a name in the ether, so it will never go away. it will affect other people, too. of the one person at the centre of this doesn't come forward, there will also be a shadow over lots of people, and particularly over this person. it would be tough, but i would suggest they seriously think about talking about themselves. liz, thank you for your contribution.— i would also direct our viewers to the bbc news websi

just said to me in the back when i seen her miss annie, she said. today is s c. d. c s season. this is our year. to be able to be recognized to be acknowledged and to be seen. by the city of san francisco that our grandfathers our great grandfathers, where. and the navy ship housing that they joined the military. and now we are finally getting our flowers that we deserve. and so on behalf of s, c, d, c and the someone pacific islander community here in san francisco . we just want to say thank you. and. our next award is for the youth leader award. this recognizes a courageous immigrant leader under the age of 35, who has helped or inspired other immigrant youth in their community and beyond. we are excited to present this award to not ask coram nas left iran in 2009 on the heels of the youth revolt that failed to reform the country. nas found refuge in san francisco, where they pursued their education after a decade of working in the restaurant industry not founded. the bar, restaurant and entertainment venue are gonna located in the mission district. please welcome nas to the