us, annie knew him and annie trusted him. >> at his sentencing, chris, now 18, sounded remorseful. >ery sorry for everything that has happened and i want to apologize to annie's family and to my family and to everybody in court today for putting everybody through this. >> still trying to put words into everything that has happened. >> but, for veronica, no amount of i'm sorry's could make up for what she and annie's family had lost. >> it made me feel sad, may you feel loss, may your two euros tears heal your soul. mayor conscience never clear. i will grieve my daughter every day. >> so, in the charge of murder of first-degree felony i will charge you to an indeterminate term of-- >> chris >> shaw robbed any of her future and a judge decided chris's future, it would be 15 years to life in prison. this one, annie's case will surely always hold a special place in her heart. >> you think derek would have approved? his confidence in you would have been vindicated by all of this? >> i wish though that he was there. >> it started out as a case for veronica too, but she became so much more.

so annie jacobsen thank you much for your book.thank for joining us and having a what i think was informative and. i can i say this a highly discussion about nuclear war. it was a great discussion. thank you so much. thank you. ♪♪ >> if you're enjoying booktv, then sign up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen to receive the schedule of upcoming programs, author discussions, book festivals and more: booktv, every sunday on c-span2 or anytime online at booktv.org. ing television for serious readers. ♪ >> on saturday, august 24th, booktv on c-span2 takes you live to the washington convention certain for our annual coverage of the library of congress' national book festival. since 2001 we've featured hundreds of in depth and uninterrupted author talks at the festival, with this year's guests including librarian of congress carla hayden, blitzer prize winners doris doris kerns goodwin, yuval levin and more. the library of congress' national book festival live, saturday, august 24th, beginning at a 9 a.m. eastern on on c-sp

so annie jacobsen thank you much for your book. thank for joining us and having a what i think was informative and. i can i say this a highly discussion about nuclear war. it was a great discussion. thank you so much. thank you. and i am happy to introduce david el rol, who is the author of george marshall, the hopkins touch and ascent to

singer anna asti, producer, composer, people's artist of russia, igor matvienko, singer, anni lorak,people's artist of russia, producer. philipp kerkanov. singer, people's artist of russia, larisa dolina. singer, composer, people's artist of russia, oleg gazmanov. and the chairman of the jury, people's artist of russia, igor krutoy. applause to our jury members. excellent. everyone is here. today, like yesterday, our contestants will perform songs from their own repertoire. by the way, this is the first time in 20 years. and there is also an intrigue developing in our competition, because the participants' performances will be assessed on a ten-point scale, from six to ten. but one condition is important. 9 and 10, each member of the jury can put. only twice per evening, well, we are starting the third day of the new wave 2024 competition, and to your applause we will take our places, you know, aglaya, while i was walking, i felt a little like a contestant, and i noticed that you are nervous, yes, because today is your debut on... new wave as a host, i am saying that today i feel lik

annie young is pretty amazing because annie young connects us. annie young was a, something of a mentor and was definitely a role model for me when i first met her. i think it was in 2012 and she was the exemplary green party public servant, uh, who really showed what it meant to be serving the community. she was the commissioner of parks for, uh, minneapolis and an amazing public servant. i think she had been elected in the late eighties and was in office for decades. i met her towards the end of her career, but she was amazing in her sense of, um, of our stewardship, uh, of the planet and our, our membership in the planet and our service of the planet. and she exemplified deep green values as well as social and racial justice. and it's so ironic and, um, astonishing and it seemed so right that in meeting bush, we had all these things in common that and that annie was effectively his, his second. so it, it, it completes the circle, it connects the dots in the same way. i have to say that uh bringing butch into this campaign connects up uh connec

so annie jacobsen thank you very much for your book.thank you for joining us and having what i think was an informative and can i say this, a highly entertaining discussion about nuclear war. >> guest: is a a great discussion. thank you so much. >> host: thank you. >> if you're enjoying booktv then sign-up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen to receive the schedule of upcoming programs, author discussions, book festivals festivals and more. booktv every sunday on c-span2 or anytime online at booktv.org. television for serious readers. >> on saturday, august 24, booktv on c-span2 take you live to the washington convention center for our annual coverage of the library of congress is national book festival. since 2001 we feature hundreds of in depth and uninterrupted author talks at the fso with vicious guests including library of congress carla hayden, pulitzer prize winner doris kearns goodwin, yuval levin and more. the library of congress is national book festival live saturday, august 24 beginning at 9 a.m. eastern on c-

i'm joined by annie waldman. annie, thanks for joining the "newshour."his report, you and your colleagues interviewed i understand hundreds of psychologist, psychiatrist, therapists and you found that it's insurer who is decide the length of care and ultimately who gets covered treatment, is that right? >> yeah, that's right. and the most simple terms, we wanted to understand that why sit that even when you have insurance, it can be so hard to access mental treatment. and what people don't realize is that insurance companies play a big role in this and have a big say in how much treatment you get, how often you get treatment. how frequently you get treatment and what kind of treatment you get. and providers told us that they experience a loft red tape dealing with insurers, delayed in payments, audits and reviews. therapists told us they try to commit to their patients and healthcare. but these practice from insurance companies are squeezing them out. significant so there's red tape. there's bureaucracy in having to file these -- sign stephanie: so there

in 1997, a pretty teenager named karen mitchell was helping out at her annie casper shoe store. >> i, she said she remembered him because he just dressed as a woman. >> karen might have met robert durst said aunt annie, helping eureka's homeless population. people among whom bob was known to mingle. we can't know for sure. but we do know she was in bob's neighborhood more than once. >> karen used to go to trinidad on the bus. i mean they could have definitely met. it's a possibility. she liked unusual people. she liked to pick their brain and talk to them. >> the day she vanished, she was walking to her job from a nearby daycare center where she arranged annie to pick her up after work. >> when she came down, i had a feeling something was off. >> karen never made it to work. her mother, mary casper lived in los angeles. no forgetting what that phone call was like. >> we drove from southern california up here and i remember hanging flyers at the rest stops, my daughter, and just be like this is not happening right now. how could this be? karen, where are you? >> a massive search produ

thank you, annie lorak, for performing so brilliantly today, thank you, thank you, thank you, bravo, bravo, bravo, annilora, bravo, bravo, i ask everyone to sit down, goodbye in two steps, i will have to sit down somehow, first get off the chair, and then still. sit down on this clean very clearly, my eyesight is bad, it is standing on the table, no, on the chair, stood, yes, on the chair, just in general, i just went over the banks literally, because the passionate singer is absolutely visible in every gesture, and moreover, malisyrus too, if you remember, yes, every appearance of her on stage is always a scandal, so i thought, i need to somehow jump on the chair, this is our vibe, ours, just stun, you know, absolutely, i see, yes, by the end the masks had gone crazy. and i want to say that from the very beginning of the show i saw you as, well, i wasn't sure, so say, an ordinary non-singer, absolutely light-hearted, frankly speaking, absolutely light-hearted on her first appearance. no need, the butterfly was bright from the first day, yes, you need to try this artist to understand

here's annie . the weather.her on gb news hello. good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. storm lillian has moved in overnight and will bring some wet and windy weather through the next few hours. but into this afternoon it will turn much dner afternoon it will turn much drier as storm lillian clears into the north sea. but there are weather warnings in force for wind and rain through this morning for northern areas of the uk, so there could be some travel disruption that may last towards lunchtime. for more southern areas, though, it will be a fairly dry day, some sunshine around as well. still a bit of a breeze out there well into this afternoon, so temperatures across western coasts in particular still feeling pretty fresh, but across the east we could see temperatures into the mid 20s across parts of eastern england. so a fairly fine end to the day tonight, particularly across eastern areas . so definitely a eastern areas. so definitely a brighter end to the day for parts of scotland than

annie lorak - 10! philip kirkorov - 10! larisa dolina - 10! oleg gosmanov - 10! absolute unanimity and what generosity! and it is deserved! bravo, so now we will see how khvicha luka performed, georgia, you write to me that you will not, leave me everything, without you, don't call me on you, i will not pro, all your calls, no. friends, we continue, the closing of the second competition day, who is this, vova, this is a project, a pocket house, russia, let's sit next to each other and look into each other's eyes, i want to listen to a sensual vyuk under a meek look, the road we are sitting next to each other and... nikolay baskov puts seven, anna asti puts eight, igor matvienko puts nine, igor krutoy puts nine, anna lorak eight, philipp kirkorov, eight, larisa dolina, eight and oleg gazmanov 8. yes, these are the scores that the pocket tomik project receives for the second competition day. friends, the intermediate results of the second competition day, tv viewers can see right now in the table on their screens. tomorrow we have the third, decisive competition da

stick around for the nation first though, it's your weather with annie shuttleworth . weather with anniengs are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. brought to you from the met office . cooler and clearer met office. cooler and clearer across northern areas tonight . across northern areas tonight. damp and cloudy further east, which will mean any viewing of the meteor shower will be a bit limited for more central and eastern areas. that's because this weather front that's been lingering across the west will finally push further eastwards overnight tonight, spreading cloud and rain into central areas of england at first this evening and then into the south—east, probably by tomorrow morning. for the north and west, though, it's clearing up quite nicely and the winds will ease as well. after a breezy day, so that will allow temperatures to fall away much lower than they have done lately. we could be down as low as 4 or 5 degrees rurally. some towns and cities dipping into the single figures as well,

that is the latest from our home and legal correspondent dominic cassie annie. violence across the country. among them is diane abbott, the labour mp for hackney north and stoke newington. she told me why that needs to happen. i don�*t think we can wait weeks and weeks with this violence carrying on. there have never been anti—immigrant riots nationwide like this before. there is a threat to property, there is a threat to life and communities up and down the country are frightened. i think if we can�*t recall parliament in this situation, when angry members of parliament want to speak up for their communities and to be able to question the government on what steps are being taken to put an end to this violence, of course we should recall parliament. do you think, therefore, that the government at the moment is not doing enough? we don�*t know what they�*re doing. that�*s why we need parliament recalled, so they can be questioned on it. this is an extraordinarily grave situation. you�*ve got people trying to burn down hostels where asylum—seekers are cowering. yo

and then annie loved my brother so much. i think she might have shot in the second tower just so she could take care of him. now, bruce laughs, but he didn't think that was -- it, funny. so i graduated the third day's leave. i went home to vietnam, so i must stop here for a minute and ask for questions and clear up just a couple of questions. then. but has any about helicopter flight school. anybody? yes. was it hard to get in to flight school? oh, no, not hard at all. when i went down and talked to recruit, i told my dad i was going to go. i want to go to helicopter flight school. and he'd been in the army and 29 years or so. and he told me, he said, son, be careful since you're going to go down and see the recruiter. and he's going to see your mechanical ability and he's going to want to sign you up to go to mechanics, crew, chief, school so that you get experience around the helicopters so that you'll be better pilot when you go to flight school. he said, don't believe that. he says, stick to it. tell me you want to go to

>> i don't think there's a sex scene in annie. >> i didn't say in annie particularly. you know, maybe you've watched the director. i mean, generally, yeah. >> okay. >> okay. >> yeah. so what else is happening? >> reveals how poor paid the price of cheap inflation. can you explain this? this invented compound. cheap. >> yeah, that's a new. it was a new one on me as well. but it means the inflation of cheaper products. okay so that's which is a bit odd. you know they're always going for a word a coined word that will work . they can word that will work. they can just explain it as you did it. yes. yeah so at the lower end of the market prices have inflated more than at the higher end of the market. and so when you get items like milk , pasta and items like milk, pasta and butter, they rose by 36%. but the more expensive versions of them rose by 16%. so i think they're suggesting that poor people should buy more expensive products . is that right? sure. products. is that right? sure. >> but well, there might be a problem with that theorising. >> i'll just give you a quick

applause, now a few words, let's ask anni lorak to say, how did you like the performance, how do youance? i'm just delighted, thank you, i have no words, all these turns of phrase, your technical moments, transitions from forte to... your applause for the stage of the new wave competition, the brightest flower of sochi, tsvetkova russia, una zhiva, what the moon whispered to me yesterday, once the sun. two waves at the distant chuvshikh karata day as day not yesterday, but not today full moon, once a wave, your wave, full of hope, the first moon, tandara, before bezke. you are silent and no need your answer will knock year after year this you be silent, only darling do not swim, do not swim, for the underwater world of tag. in fire full of hope, you, strange moon, you are silent, and no need that dinner will knock, here after year this you be silent, only darling, do not swim, don't swim for underwater golgas, for prepared hands, yes. whispered the moon, once a wave, twice, a wave full of hope a new wave, bravo, now i recognize a new wave, warmly greeted the contestant, and now let '

she was part of a touring company for annie at age eight. she was also, of course, in who's the boss? who can forget that? and her chicago stint makes her the fourth. who's the boss cast member in a broadway production? the others. tony danza. tony winner judith light and tony nominee katherine helmond. >> tony, i have not seen this show. >> chicago. >> well, i've seen chicago, but who's the boss? was that a big deal? i'm sorry. we'll go to break. we can't look at each other now. coming up, a shame for me. also, the incredible discovery. the fossils of what scientists believe could be a new species of dinosaur. >> and later in the mix. why being an insomniac like the two of us could be a sign of genius level iq. you're watching world news now. tony authentic pizza oven by granite stone. now make the world's most delicious pizza with real stone right in your own home. you simply set it and let it make golden, crispy, extra cheesy stone baked pies in under six minutes. pepperoni mushroom, hawaiian barbeque all hot, fresh and easy to do with pa

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all she's done in the community bay socks we will miss she'll be honored intenday socks thank you, annieand love you. let's see - i think that's th report and i see it phil wants to add you don't mind me jumping breaking news a very, very special birthday in the room today. >> happy birthday to you. >> happy birtyou. >> happy birthday to happy birthday deardana, happy birthday to wow. >> and many more (clapping.) danae 9 has another 40 years of work with department. >> yeah. you don't get to retire9. okay. >> and let's forget we have a couple of more items the agenda so ashley number 12. >> 12. general public comment. once more no one no one everything was great. >> (laughter.) >> that is the time additional matters i like today and. g (discussion only). okay. >> >> 15. communications (discussion only). okay. >> 16. adjournment. >n in memory of matt beloved camp team member worked in the kitchen want to say we're heart including matt's friend we worked kitchen and supported each other through a lot of things those peopl lives and not all just fun and gam work long hours and weeks and a t

here's annie . here's annie. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers.d morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you from the met office. sunny spells for many of us today. still some rain to clear the far southeast, however, and it's going to be pretty breezy across the northwest as a risk of a few showers as well. up here, but this rain may just take a couple of more hours to clear the far south and east. but once it does south and east. but once it does so many of us will see a dry and fine rest of today away from the showers across the far north of scotland, where we do have that brisk breeze. so up in these areas it will be a slightly fresher day. temperatures in the mid teens, a little below average for the time of year. elsewhere though, it will feel quite warm in that sunshine. temperatures climbing towards the mid 20s across the southeast, but widely into the low 20s for many areas in the west. as well. there's very little change as we head into friday evening as well as into the weekend. showers will persist for some we

well, now comes annie jacobsen. she certainly wants us to know. she's a pulitzer prize finalist writer and producer of the hit amazon prime show. jack ryan and now author of the new, new york times bestselling book, nuclear war, a scenario. any great to see you, why the ticking clock scenario? >> michael nuclear war is as dangerous to civilization. that means all of us as the incoming asteroid was to the dinosaurs, 66 million years ago, we're talking about civilization ending event were a full scale nuclear they're exchange to happen i explain it to readers in the book using that ticking clock scenario because you learn right away that nuclear war unfolds in seconds and minutes, not hours and days and weeks, like you might think it could all end in 72 minutes, right that's exactly right. >> that's you know, i was doing an interview to report the book. i spoke to presidential advisers, nuclear commanders nuclear weapons designers. and when i was speaking to general killer or who was the former commander of stratcom those are he's the steward of the

. ♪ annie. annie now, i don't know what you said by the willow asking it for its shame. yeah.r head lay. >> she's been playing for us for more than an hour. her name is amelia einhorn. she is known as the artist named meals. she grew up here in gorgeous mill valley, kindergarten through high school, then moved to new york, released her first songs while still in high school, and here she is playing for us in mill valley. she recently took the stage at the mill valley music festival. she says music and songwriting is the thing that comes out of her most naturally. we are grateful for her gift that she's been sharing with us throughout this fox local zip trip. >> all right, this morning, we want to welcome in tony meyer. he's the owner of anthony myers gallery here in mill valley. and, first of all, what kind of art do you showcase? >> mostly postwar and contemporary masters. >> and you moved your gallery here to mill valley. tell us a little bit about the reasoning behind coming to this area. >> i've been doing this 40 plus years since college, and, our children are out of the

so the weather with annie shuttleworth . with annie shuttleworth. >> looks like things are heating up>> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news, weather update brought to you from the met office. warm and sunny for many of us into tomorrow. some further heavy downpours though across eastern england at first and through this evening. we could still see some heavy downpours into friday, though we will see a weather front arrive from the north—west that's going to introduce much fresher air, but before then, still a fairly muqqy but before then, still a fairly muggy night to come. and as i said, it's the risk of thunderstorms first thing this evening across eastern areas of england. but those should die down as the night goes on. so a dry night for many of us, but still feeling quite humid and muqqy still feeling quite humid and muggy as i mentioned, temperatures quite widely in the mid to high teens across england and wales, a little bit fresher further north, but still fairly mild for the time of year. now into friday morning there'll be some wet weather arriving into the f

>> well, first of all is the years, which is annie ernaux 2008.n described as a collective autobiography. so it's one woman's life filtered, kind of dreamlike through recollection, but also what's happening in the whole world around her. five actresses playing the role. and we've got a clip of some of them talking about it. to give you a little bit of an idea of what it's all about. >> harmony rose bremner i'm anjli mohindra, i'm romola garai, i'm gina mckee, i'm deborah findlay, and i'm playing annie . annie. >> i think it's one of the main reasons for me wanting to be part of this was to have the opportunity to sort of share a role with the other actors. >> it's really beautiful to embrace the differences of all of our different layers that we bnng of our different layers that we bring to the character. >> i don't have to do any backstory because i've got it all here, and here's is based on annie arnaud's nobel prize winning book . winning book. >> she treats every element of her life with forensic documentary . documentary. >> i what i loved ab

yes, this photograph, then, shows george with his mother, annie, and this photograph was taken on hisnniversary, so they would've been stood in this very room. i mean, this is a 20th—century legend, icon and he would've been here and this picture was there. wow. how easy was it to source this kind of furniture? just came from a number of sources, local charity shops, antique dealers, etc. the bests were the only family to live in this house. george's mother, ann, died in 1978 but his father, dickie, lived here for 60 years, until his death in 2008. so, this is the kitchen. this is the kitchen, yes. again, done as it would've been in 1961. it's very much retro—fied, so we have the belfast sink here and even the modern units like the fridge—freezer have got a retro feel about them. wow! this isn't from 1961, though, is it? no, you can eat those and be safe. the house was bought by a local non—profit group called eastside partnership and, in its new retro—furnished state, is now available as a holiday rental. so, all of the proceeds that we get from the use of this house are used to supp

so the weather with annie shuttleworth . with annie shuttleworth. >> looks like things are heating up> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news, weather update brought to you from the met office. warm and sunny for many of us into tomorrow. some further heavy downpours though across eastern england at first and through this evening. we could still see some heavy downpours into friday, though we will see a weather front arrive from the north—west that's going to introduce much fresher air, but before then, still a fairly muqqy but before then, still a fairly muggy night to come. and as i said, it's the risk of thunderstorms first thing this evening across eastern areas of england. but those should die down as the night goes on. so a dry night for many of us, but still feeling quite humid and muqqy still feeling quite humid and muggy as i mentioned, temperatures quite widely in the mid to high teens across england and wales, a little bit fresher further north, but still fairly mild for the time of year. now into friday morning there'll be some wet weather arriving into the fa

annie has a mild form, here is nastya.he needs special observation, everything will get better in time, the girl periodically undergoes rehabilitation courses, two sisters constantly visit defectologists and speech therapists, so far they speak poorly, but there is hope that with they will be able to go to a regular school after 8 years, the main thing now is for parents not to give up , so we come here, when we go to hospice, a psychologist works with us, we have physical therapy at home, we do physical training, we definitely do it there once every six months, at least, but we do it, the hospice also gives me a nanny, i come to our house, the nanny helps. not with girls, support is simply necessary for such families: gerberas, roses or gladioli will wither, here is the help of caring schoolchildren, their parents are not there. the essence of our help is that children stay with children, despite multiple diagnoses that they have. and seriously ill children that we help, the vera hospice aid fund and the dom smayak childr

the methodology was handed down to leonid volkov, and fyodor krysheninnikov, and anni veduti and a characterlast name of zhdanov. in short, literally the entire asset of the extremist fbk got involved. well, where did they get the facts for such high-profile conclusions? the answer is actually quite paradoxical: the sensation was unearthed in the foreign agent's article "important history", where they write about durov's supposed trips to his homeland in russia. but this, firstly, does not prove any contacts with any special services, and secondly, puts the fugitive russophobes themselves in an extremely awkward position. they are not just on the hook, they are like radio-controlled cars, where they are directed, they will not go. therefore. reading, listening to them, it makes no sense, because people are not broadcasting their own opinion, here it makes sense to read them only in a professional sense, to understand, and what is thinking there? intelligence, what is thinking the cia, what is thinking mi6, this is what volkov thinks massad speaks to us through his mouth, all these volkovs wh

connected to russia and cancel the titles of the hero of ukraine, yuriy boyk and the people's artists, anniak, taisi povali, and other people who escaped. outside of ukraine, boyka did not escape, but he is a hero of ukraine, perhaps he will fall under the category that will allow him to be deprived of this title. i will remind you that on the day of the great russian aggression , february 24, the mentioned boyko was on the air before solov'ov. already, already in kyiv , houses were bombed, people died, and boyko for some reason decided that he would talk about... the peoples of the brothers on the russian airwaves, so in fact, if the government were consistent, then the factions of the opzzh already, or rather, even rudiment of the faction. and opzh would no longer be in the verkhovna rada or in the councils of various levels, in particular the councils of the otg and in the district , regional and city councils, but we see that only in ukraine in general these deputy groups in the councils of various levels were not even the same , which are dissolved, but removed from voting, even in the

let's list first of all who it affects, taisya pavaliy, people's artist, we know you personally, yes, anni a people's artist, rabbits, so-called volodymyr danilets and volodymyr myseenko support the aggressor, film artist volodymyr bortko, i generally have a hard time imagining myself, i am with i know him personally, i'm very sorry and i have a hard time imagining the person who took it. that is, he was framed there, in fact, there is a very interesting situation with the owners, if there is time, we will talk about it, and how they were framed, that is , he still continues to be more or less, he, he, went abroad with his wife, but it has only just begun war, they all went to germany together, his wife oeme has a business there and is very successful, his children, as you know, live in london, the daughter even sings, as far as i understand, in the london opera. that is, not so, not so bad, they have already let in the west roots, and in the end, he was constantly asked to comment, he constantly, as a person living in the west, rejected this, and then he was invited, paid 30 thousand euro

from azerbaijan, from the most... closed everywhere, all the festival locations were open to you, saw annik, saw, even here we sang the final song together with stas mikhailov, emin agalarov, with irina dubtsova, well, actually emin, as i understand it, was the headliner of this festival, because he is the organizer, his family performs, so it was clear that in almost all the numbers , and tell us please, specifically about your participation, about your duet, how did it come about? yes, what songs did you choose for the performance, and how did you find out that it was your duet that was going to this event, great, well, they often hid it from us, yeah, not for long, but they hid it, we were told, finally in july , nothing to plan, everything, yeah, there was intrigue in the air, lera and i were thinking, why nothing is planned, what is there, what kind of concert is there, that nothing to plan and so on, in the end, in two weeks they tell us: "guys, you are going to sunny baku, we need to get ready, we had rehearsals every day, we prepared, put on moves, here are the songs, let's agree o

but and then i didn't want to end this meeting without our colleague annie a wonderful team member and can see is a driving force behind gender equality and support particularly in girls baseball and been a commissioner for baseball here and the teams that she co-created winning national championships we we're proud of all she's done in the community and with the bay socks we will miss her and she'll be honored intend of the socks thank you, annie and we love you. let's see - i think that's the rest for my report and i see it phil wants to add something. >> i you don't mind me jumping in breaking news a very, very special birthday in the room today. >> happy birthday to you. >> happy birthday2ç÷@ to you. >> happy birthday to you. >> dear dana, happy birthday to you. >> wow. >> and many more (clapping.) dana is only three 9 has another 40 years of work with the department. >> yeah. you don't get to retire you're three 9. okay. >> and let's not have a couple of more items on en ashley number 12. >> >> 12. general public comment. once more nope no one in the room no one and. >> 13. commis

you know one from her self-titled variety show, movies like annie and shows like better call saul, sheand her many years on snl, she's incredible. together they start in palm royale, you have to check it out. it is so great. everyone give it up for carol burnett and kristen wiig! [ cheering and applause ] [ cheering and applause ]

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the jury's scores, sergey lazarev, nine, anna asti, eight, igor matvienko, nine, igor krutoy, eight, anninow, i miss you, what can i do, so, the scores of our jury, we are in this gristashka itself, only yours you and me, and have been together for so long! so, time to give marks, eight, anna asti, eight, igor matvienko, eight, igor krutoy, nine! and we move on, let's remember the performance of eric akhmetov from russia, i draw i draw you, i draw you, i draw you. i miss you, i'm all mine, my whole background, you look, it's funny, but something from each portrait, you look, we watched the performance, and it's time to find out the marks of our jury, sergey lazarev. eight anna asti igor matvienko eight igor krutoy eight anna lorak seven philipp kirkorov 8 larisa dolina eight and oleg gazmanov - 7. another contestant from russia tsvetkova. let 's see. the wind is changing direction. i'm afraid i've lost you, beyond the edge of the world, beyond the edge of the world, the sun, swung through the vents, love with cherries and a vent, so, the jury's scores: sergey lazarev, seven, anna asti, se

now it's your weather and it's annie shuttleworth. next week . annie shuttleworth. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news hello. good afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you from the met office. cloudy and breezy through the rest of today across western areas, but warm and sunny in the east. there will be some rain for some areas as well, particularly where we do see this weather front moving in across the west parts of scotland. western areas of wales, southwestern england as well. most likely to see the rain through this evening and the rest of this afternoon. could be some heavier bursts in there, and it is going to be quite breezy across the west, but particularly across northwestern scotland, where we're closer to that area of low pressure. overnight tonight, that rain will sink into more central areas of england. it will turn much clearer from the north and west, and as the winds do ease, temperatures could fall as low as 4 or 5 degrees rurally in parts of northern ireland and scotland, but up here it will be a fine start t

them dignitaries, and a high level of delegation for them for the within that time this, as i told annie as by the arrived on thursday of the funeral service into her on the case with the suit, her own good, by offering the heartfelt pretty from besides, he's coughing. you are my support in this life and the next you are my love, my love. say hello to all the martyrs of garza safe of those to all the leaders to all of gods as marchers. all the muslims, my love, me, god, make it easier for you. a lot of the heading and how yeah, i live in how much you go to decided to pay for the dad. the cost in the past through the most, which was packed with the mourners. outside people express the sorrow as well as concern for negotiations between israel and how much were tenea was sensors to people. as i said, the hold off, he was the essence, the negotiations. he was the main site of the negotiations, speaking on behalf of the resistance his assassination has to show assassinated the negotiations. any, as buddy was taken familial cemetery and lucy, north have to have for burial. where the founder of

let's have a look at the weather for you with annie . for you with annie. >> a brighter outlook withlar. sponsors of weather on . solar. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you from the met office. a pretty unsettled start to the day today. there's some warnings in force through this morning. rain will spread south and east through the rest of the day, and a further batch of rain is expected tonight. but once the rain does clear parts of northern ireland and scotland, it will be still quite windy through much of the day. but it's a generally improving picture across northwestern areas. still a few showers to come though , and the cloud and come though, and the cloud and rain will spread into the south and east. but much of the heavier rain will have moved away, so in any sunshine, temperatures still pretty disappointing for the time of yearin disappointing for the time of year in the high teens for most areas been any sheltered sunshine. we could just about reach 21 or 22 degrees, so fairly fine end to the evening

let's get an update with your weather for today with annie shuttleworth . today with annie shuttleworthnoon. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you from the met office through the rest of the day, it is unfortunately staying pretty cloudy and quite damp. it's going to stay muggy overnight as well, but tomorrow is looking a lot clearer. that's because a cold front will push through the country overnight tonight. before then though, we've got a selection of warm fronts bringing that muggy, humid air and quite a bit of rain to parts of scotland, northern england through this evening. some fairly persistent drizzly rain across parts of wales, southern areas of england that should unger areas of england that should linger through much of the night, whereas further north it will turn a bit fresher as the night goes on, clearer and drier air will move in by the morning, so it's not going to be quite as close across parts of scotland and northern ireland, but across the far south, temperatures holding up into the high teens. so quite a muggy start to the day across many so

britain's news channel now your weather with annie shuttleworth . with annie shuttleworth. >> that warmr on gb news >> hello. good afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you from the met office through this evening . thunderstorms will evening. thunderstorms will continue across parts of england. hail and flooding is a risk with those thunderstorms and across the northwest it will turn a bit cloudier and wetter. that's because the weather front is arriving. it'll be a bigger feature as we head into tomorrow, bringing some wet and windy to weather the north—west. but through the evening the potential for some further torrential downpours spreading into eastern areas of england that could bring some travel disruption. but they will ease through the night. so for many of us it will be a dry night, clear skies but still a fairly muqqy clear skies but still a fairly muggy and humid one with temperatures in the mid to high. teens for many areas, a little bit cooler further north, but certainly milder than it has been here lately. now, as i said through friday, we'

. >> brian: annie's vision. >> lawrence: she is working on it. >> steve: it is complicated. >> brian: the sun will come out tomorrow, always a day away. >> steve: it is indeed. >> ainsley: she keeps changing her position, if she sticks to the way she's voted her entire political career, they will lose. >> brian: that is why she did not get nomination the first time. they said pretend to be a moderate. i'll put kamala harris and for 3-1/2 years, people have been trying to get rid of her. l.a. times, incredible disappearing vice president and now they said she is half margaret thacher and half ghandi. >> lawrence: we will ask her questions. give us something, let us know where you stand. >> brian: we have some segments booked, back to school, we can't put her just anywhere. >> steve: our bookers call them everyday. >> lawrence: no response. turning to migrant crime, chaos in new york. one migrant accused of beating two cops in time square arrested again after being let out on bail. >> steve: that is unfortunate. a different migrant accused of raping a woman 59 knives point in brooklyn.