so from her new home in salt lake city, baker filed a claim with. the minnesota department of human rights, the mdh, are charging the taxpayer with sex discrimination. sex had only just been added to the list of protective categories in the minnesota human act that very year. in 1969, and baker's of this new category signals her belief that this law applied to both cis and trans workers. her attorney explained to reporters on november 26, 1969, quote, it's a classic case. she was obviously qualified to perform the job when she was a man and in fact, baker was replaced by a man at the tampa. unfortunately after nine months of investigation mdh are investigating later alvin mcfarland agreed that the team provided sex and legal workplace protections. that's not the part. the unfortunate. that's a good thing. what is unfortunate is that his supervisor did not agree. and on june 2nd, 1970, mdh commissioner stopes had closed baker's case based on a unilateralist that quote, change of sex is not sex within the meaning of the minnesota state act against dis

well, the situation before the power outage at the bakers was already very tense due to the fact that recently all components in the cost price, starting with flour, but by the month of may, the price of flour increased by 36%. increased sugar, oil, all ingredients, that is, to this day. the same electricity, it has become more expensive by 25%, in july we expect another 10% increase, that is , all these reasons give bakers, well, the opportunity to revise prices, we say, well , already for a price of 30%, we need to revise, tell me , please, we are talking about, we are talking about bread or in general about bakery products, and i am interested... how long do these the situation of small baking enterprises? let's say that in the structure of the manufacturer , approximately 60 percent is occupied by bread, so to speak, bread for mass consumption, bread of a simple recipe, where there is flour, salt, sugar and water, eh, that is, these breads, well, like a ukrainian wheat loaf, eh ... they, i think, increase in price by 10 percent, and bread with a more complex recipe, where more com

stroder met us at one of baker's two shuttered schools.tures reflective of community infrastructure as a whole? >> yes, i think they are. you can drive around the community, and you will see how those kind of match. the way a student feels about their surroundings and the atmosphere affects how they perform academically. >> reporter: america's infrastructure grades are in, and the grades are bad. overall, america's infrastructure from roads and bridges to drinking water get a grade of c-, and the needed investment to bring america's schools up to par? $870 billion. >> where are we going? >> down to the wendy's. >> reporter: mayor darnell waites showed us baker's challenges. >> everything that i do is infrastructure. >> reporter: you know what the problems are. why don't you just fix it? >> it takes money. and there's a lot of other things that's going on at the same time. you want infrastructure, but you want to be safe. so 50% of my budget is public safety, and everything else goes toward infrastructure. >> reporter: where is that money g

but in many cases, the money reaches communities like baker too slowly., a flood closed the high school, and ever since, students have had classes in the middle school building. >> um, i would say i do feel forgotten about. kind of ashamed, you know, to say what school you go to. >> i feel mostly left out at the opportunity to be something bigger. >> reporter: the water-damaged high school will reopen this fall, eight years later. >> we don't have the experience like a bigger environment for us to grow in and flourish in. but i'm hopeful for the future. >> reporter: in many american communities, that's something else america has been slow to rebuild -- hope. mark strassmann, baker, louisiana. >>> now to an 11-year-old from pennsylvania who saw an infrastructure problem in his community and decided to take action. mason jones is known as the guardrail kid on tiktok. cbs's liz crawford tells us how he's making roads across the country safer. >> i shouldn't be moving this. >> reporter: it started about a year ago when mason jones, who was 10 years old at the

james baker during the 1st bush administration. first of all joins us now to take us through how we got to the place where we are now. professor, thanks so much for joining us, sir. thank you very much for having me. i'm looking by best your heart and thank you. um, take us through that. you say it was all about baker a what he said the turned out to be a lie. why and what not. well, all right. secretary state jim baker under bush. she made a promise to, uh, sophia, from your corporate drawer, that if he agreed to the unification of germany, all that the nato alliance would not expand one inch to the east. uh, and on that uh, 3 minute uh, gorbachev one along with the re certification. journey. no. let me point out. uh, 2 points. one. uh, some scholars have contested the paper promise, but the national security archives has a comprehensive study. you can look at of the promise case and not only by baker, but part also uh, european foreign ministers and prime ministers to v. o. so the cup and at the time . number 2, fodder internatio

chairman, president of the all-ukrainian association of bakers, really , vasyl, here gasoline pricesan still add value, because we expect an increase in excise taxes from july, and this increase will be spread over several years, but that will be the topic of our next issues, i will say goodbye , a big broadcast is going on, watch us! good evening, vasyl, congratulations, dear viewers of the tv channel, well, until euro 2024. there are only four days left of football, already this one a big continental forum will start next week, but we will not only talk about football today, we will start in a few seconds, and we will start with the achievements of ukrainians at the european athletics championship, which is ongoing in rome. so, yaroslava moguchykh triumphed at the european championship for the second time in a row. in height, the result was 2 m and 1 cm. in the fight for victory, our compatriot overtook the representative of serbia, angelina topich. her result is 1 m 97 cm. for yaroslava , this is the second victory at the continental championship. she won the euro for the first ti

that federal courthouse where judge constance baker motley, it was only steps away from the manhattan criminal courthouse where alvin bragg works. donald trump doesn't understand these people. thurgood marshall, constance baker motley, alvin bragg, people who work for government salaries, dedicated for with a is just a word, a word he doesn't understand, justice. donald trump has now met justice thanks to alvin bragg. while alvin bragg was in church, donald trump was appearing on fox and friends. >> you famously said regarding hillary clinton, lock her up. you declined to do that as president. >> i beat her. it's easier when you win, and i felt i could have done it, but i felt it would have been a terrible thing and then this happened to me. so i may feel differently about it. i can't tell you. i'm not sure if i could answer the question. hillary clinton, i didn't say her lock her up, but the people said lock her up, then we won. and i said pretty openly, i said all right, come on, let's relax. let's go. we need to make our country great. >> and he's lying, of course, when he defies s

baker felt a rainbow was one of the earliest symbols of hope.debuted his first two enormous flags at san francisco's 1978 gay freedom day parade. four years later, baker was asked to decorate the main stage of the the first gay games, introducing the rainbow flag to the world. then in the mid 80s, interpride, the lgbtq international community organization voted to make the flag its official symbol. you can still get a glimpse of baker's original handiwork, a remnant of one of his first flags is on display at san francisco's glbt historical society. that's it for this edition of matter of fact, i'm soledad o'brien, and i'll see you back here next week to watch more stories like this anytime, head to matteroffacttv. record again. and when that stage is here, anything is possible. how about that? an olympics unlike any other. the paris olympics. the paris olympic games coming this summer. brought to you locally on nbc by asml. changing the world one nanometer at a time. this is what data security looks like today. complex, siloed and not connected.

minister norman baker. it will be the clash just this week on the menu, just weeks from his 80th birthday, meghan markle's dad says that he sees no hope of reconciliation with his daughter. i'll share my thoughts then. i've got an incredible outside guest, emma webber. now. she has been bravely campaigning for changes to the law after the tragic death of her son, barnaby. she will be here live to give her response to sir keir's response to her question earlier on in the week. then on click bait . click bait. >> alexa, should i be really cheeky and have another glass of wine .7 wine.7 >> yeah, sure. >> yeah, sure. >> why not.7 >> why not.7 >> it's not like you've drank every day this week or you've been piling on and you've been piling on the what.7 >> what does alexa say.7 i love that. >> what does alexa say.7 i love that . well, before we get that. well, before we get started, let's get your latest news headlines. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> 3:01, i'm ray addison in the gb news room. the home

world series champion dusty baker stopped by to visit with fans. it started as a hobby, his wine making, when he was still managing, but in retirement the wine business has become an even bigger passion. how in the world do you go from lifetime baseball man to vintner? >> we've been making wine for about 18, 19 years. >> reporter: okay. >> at first we were giving it away to my buddies and i had a small vineyard in my backyard in sacramento. i like it a lot. it soothes my brain. my winemaker, he's glad when i'm home so i can do most of the work. >>> the sharks have a new head coach promoted to replace david definitely. he spent the last two seasons as an assistant with san jose. the 36-year-old becomes the youngest head coach in the nhl. >>> pine hurst country club in north carolina, the site of this year's u.s. open, one of the few courses tiger woods has ever won a tournament, woods rolled in the birdie putt on his opening home. here's a familiar sight, woods' name at the top of the leaderboard, but not long. tiger shot a 4 over 74. rory mcilroy p

gilbert baker made the first pride flag in 1978. but for decades, one of his original creations cannot be found. >> all was found and turned over to san francisco's lte dorcas toward it is one of anniversary designed think are in the late 1970's. here. you are hopelessly right rights activist harvey milk. >> well, there's error with that video will fix that coming up for 11. but coming up for kron, 4 news at 10. continuing our coverage of the fire as it burns thousands of acres across san joaquin county kron. 4 news at 10 continues after the b >> welcome back. we continue to cover the fire in east san jose where several buildings have been damaged from a fire as well as to destroy. that's where we find kron four's jack molmud. jack, are you there with us? >> yes, sara, i don't know if you can hear me right now, but i'm standing here on the road where the fire was the saturn. san jose fire captain did tell me about. they first responded around 4.30, to a fire happening in the garage of one of the homes you can see here behind me. the

i am the owner, also the baker and assistant baker, and oftentimes the janitor as well.ll up some little croissants. i was a chemist. and then i started watching a lot of, like, cooking shows and baking shows on tv and really kind of inspired me. and i said to myself, that's probably something i can do. narrator: retail bakeries make a variety of foods, including cakes, rolls, and fancy pastries. and i started baking at home in my home kitchen and then explore and then just be a chemist, but at this time played with food. so by rolling dough as hard as you can, you don't have to go to the gym. and what i found out was that people really love the food that i made. and that kind of, like, give me a hint. maybe it's, like, a calling from above and something that i should pursue. and that's why i decided to start my own bakery. ♪ ♪ that's how you have a little croissant. narrator: because of his wide variety of goods, to be a baker in a small shop, you have to have real skill and experience. bruno: they're all looking good. we have a whole bunch of pastries, such as plain cr

should try to bake the best bread so that people will come to him, and on the other hand, the baker should support the government to settle the flour that he buys for the difference in price , and this is completely possible and the infrastructure exists in the whole country. it is possible to extend this to other areas and shorten the hands of the brokers who sit in the way of people's lives and property. we have followed models in the tehran municipality , which can be implemented in chabahar, bashagrad, and can be implemented in the farthest parts of tehran. there are also the farthest parts of the country, it just takes will and movement on the path according to middlemen and smuggling, detailed financial arrangements and a basic planning to make this happen , i paid attention to it yesterday. i had gone to livestock farming and i was among the farmers. the livestock farmers were complaining and saying , for example, i had gone to damshahr qom 1300 and ahmed is the animal husbandry unit of the animals you were looking at. their statement was that now our problem is the seller's

opportunities for the economic religion and brokers, when they transfer this to the last link to the baker, they create a possibility that people will have the same price. take their bread and have the right to choose to buy bread and the quality of bread, and this is the next point it is that the baker tries to bake the best bread so that people come to him, and on the other hand, the baker is the guardian of the flour that he gets. support the government to settle it and this is completely possible and the infrastructure exists in the whole country, this can be extended to other areas, and what shortened the hands of the brokers who sat on the path of people's lives and property , we have set models in tehran municipality we followed that these models are applicable in chabahar, bashograd, and applicable in the farthest parts of tehran. there are also the farthest parts of the country, it just takes will and movement in the direction of smuggling, smuggling and regulation he paid attention to detailed financial affairs and a basic planning to make this happen. yesterday, i had gone to li

baker family wines! dusty baker stopped by to meet with fans who sampled and bought his vino!ed off as a hobby while coaching, but now in retirement the wine business is an even bigger passion. the former skipper still had time to talk ball, though, and told me, as bad as he feels for oakland, he is excited for big league baseball to come to his home base, sacramento! >> sacramento site and sacramento is really excited. they're retrofitting the stadium to make it fit. i feel terrible for oakland because half my relatives live in oakland. my daughter lives in oakland. and oakland lost every sports team and they're about to get a soccer team i hope. oakland deserves a team. i'm happy for sacramento, but sad for oakland. >> speaking of the a's, where were they? i know that girl! prince night in minneapolis! prince grew up here. the native on the mound for the twitchingeries tonight and kept the a's bats guessing. struck out 5 oakland batters over 7 innings of 2 run ball and gave up just 3 hits and a's going down in the 7th and an upper deck two run shot to left field and they won

i have a simple that is of the original gilbert baker flat. >> each color has a meaning. hot pink stands for sexuality redfern life, orange for healing, yellow for the sun. green for nature. turquoise for art. indigo for harmony and violet. for spirit. >> and that was our kron 4. sarah stinson reporting for us tonight. it's going go outside. take a live look at downtown san francisco that cloud looming overhead. cooling us down for the moment. >> to get the clouds. you got the fog really a picturesque view. there above san francisco is meteorologist kyla grogan is here with details. people are going to be wishing for that fog in the days to come. you know, i think so inland spots in particular, get ready for this, everybody. heat advisory kicking in force tomorrow morning, going through thursday at midnight. all the areas that you see highlighted here in the orange in the hot pink. that's a lot on yellow counties. you're actually a warning. >> and that's because they come out of different national weather service offices. that one comes out of the sacramento office. but n

former home office minister norman baker arne slot board of control expert henry bolton, norman baker private school sector. >> what it might do is dissuade some people who struggle very hard to pay for their children to be in private schools with relatively low incomes, dissuade them from doing so, and they will. they'll therefore transfer them to state sector. the private schools themselves will, in my view, carry on pretty successfully. most of them, because they will get more people from overseas and charge them higher fees. but i'm not sure that's the best result for this country. but i think that's what the consequences will be. but the ultimate, ultimate answer is to make sure the state sector is so good. people don't want to spend money on private. >> wouldn't you think that that would be a far better approach than, breaking apart a potentially a working model and potentially a working model and potentially putting those children into the state sector thatis children into the state sector that is already struggling, i, i think it's a very strange policy. i tell you why . look.

the of ella baker. oh, yeah.me, you know, a mountain rushmore of civil rights activists. i love ella baker. i just she is one of the most amazing women ever. i'd also put fannie lou hamer on there. and i love fannie fannie. scaresru me why she was a bad woman oh and a spanish to fight. i'm not mad but that. t she had to do. oh she did what was she did what was necessary. so i would always say those two names. and then there's a name of of a young lady named sarah mae fleming. sarah mae fleming. she set down on a bus before rosa rosa. and then the fourth one, of course, would be shirley and i tell people that and they're like, well, if you i'd look at it, i'm like, that's fo. and i say, that's because women led the movement. i mean black women will save the world. and anthem wrote a book about it. and and so i talk about you know, i want i want people to acknowledge of those heroes and that april and i are able to sit on stage like this before you. i mean. yeah, but ella baker, why was she so poignant for you in t

his name is gilbert baker and he made the first pride flag in 1978., one of his originals couldn't be found. no kron four's. sara stinson explains. >> last for years, this artifact was found and turned over to san francisco's lgbt historical society museum. it is one of the first pride flags designed in hand died by gilbert baker and the late 1970's. he worked closely with rights activist harvey milk, the first openly person to hold a high public office in an american city with the help of volunteers, baker stitched together, 8 stripes of every color of the rainbow into a huge banner. it was damaged in storage. but when baker found the fragment, he kept it in his possession for decades when he died in 2017, it was unknowingly passed on to his sister boxed up among other things, city leaders shared their enthusiasm for its return and he came up with amazing concept. >> this is been a symbol, a symbol of a symbol of safety, a symbol of refuge and so was so amazing about today. it is. i have a simple that is of the original gilbert baker flat. >> each co

you know, we wrote a book about james baker. i say, i think, you know, in a lot of ways when reagan was president. you could make the that baker was the second most important or second most powerful person in washington. of course, his powers derivative as a vice presidency is that he can be fired as chief of staff, are quite right quite frequently. so it's not it's not necessarily the position is partly who has the position and how they use it. yeah. i'm wondering if there's ever been a case where in select ding his vice presidential running mate a presidential candidate would tend to pick a lesser light and hopes that the thinking being they'll never try to get rid of me because this person is going to become president. i've got examples say you've been reading richard nixon half. yeah. no, absolutely. you know, no question about that. that is definitely happened. richard nixon picked spiro agnew thinking that, you know, that was a guarantee for him. but obviously he underestimated president for he picked president ford thinki

gilbert baker made the first pride flag in 1978.s original creations could not be fount kron. 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> last for years, this artifact was found and turned over to san francisco's lgbt historical society museum. it is one of the first pride flags designed in hand died by gilbert baker and the late 1970's. he worked closely with rights activist harvey milk, the first openly person to hold a high public office in an american city with the help of volunteers, baker stitched together, 8 stripes of every color of the rainbow into a huge banner. it was damaged in storage. but when baker found the fragment, he kept it in his possession for decades when he died in 2017, it was unknowingly passed on to his sister boxed up among other things, city leaders shared their enthusiasm for its return and he came up with amazing concept. >> this is that a symbol, a symbol of a symbol of safety, a symbol of refuge and so was so amazing about today. it is. i have a simple that is of the original gilbert baker flat. >> each color

i have a simple that is of the original gilbert baker flat. >> each color has a meaning. redfern life, orange for healing, yellow for the sun, green, for nature. turquoise for art, indigo for harmony and violet. for spirit >> and in the east bay, walnut creek has expanded its pride events that are happening through june. they've got everything from yoga to this event, which is drag queen story time. they hosted that on saturday. lot of people enwoy that went off without a hitch. >> we're going to take a break or 9.40. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the oakland ballers are preparing for their first home game. will have more on that in a minute. and after the break, as you're planning your summer trip, is it better to fly drive? well, we'll take a look. >> and today is a cool one tomorrow. not so much. here's a look at tomorrow's daytime highs in spots like any rising to 100 degrees. 90's from san to 100 degrees. 90's from san jose livermore concord. i'll ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪ (ominous music) ♪ girl: sydney, what's up? sydney: nothing. girl: are you ok? ♪ (ominous

his name is gilbert baker. he made the first pride flag back in 1978.arah stinson has more. >> last for years, this artifact was found and turned over to san francisco's lgbt historical society museum. it is one of the first pride flags designed in hand died by gilbert baker and the late 1970's. he worked closely with rights activist harvey milk, the first openly person to hold a high public office in an american city with the help of volunteers, baker stitched together, 8 stripes of every color of the rainbow into a huge banner. it was damaged in storage. but when baker found the fragment, he kept it in his possession for decades when he died in 2017, it was unknowingly passed on to his sister boxed up among other things, city leaders shared their enthusiasm for its return and he came up with amazing concept. >> this is been a symbol, a symbol of a symbol of safety, a symbol of refuge and so was so amazing about today. it is. i have a simple that is of the original gilbert baker flat. >> each color has a meaning. hot pink stands for sexuality redfern l

gilbert baker made the first pride flag back in 1978.and turned over to san francisco's lgbt historical society museum. it is one of the first pride flags designed in hand died by gilbert baker and the late 1970's. he worked closely with rights activist harvey milk, the first openly person to hold a high public office in an american city with the help of volunteers, baker stitched together, 8 stripes of every color of the rainbow into a huge banner. it was damaged in storage. but when baker found the fragment, he kept it in his possession for decades when he died in 2017, it was unknowingly passed on to his sister boxed up among other things, city leaders shared their enthusiasm for its return and he came up with amazing concept. >> this is that a symbol, a symbol of a symbol of safety, a symbol of refuge and so was so amazing about today. it is. i have a simple that is of the original gilbert baker flat. >> each color has a meaning hot pink stands for sexuality redfern life, orange for healing, yellow for the sun, green, for nature. tur

. >> gilbert baker made the first pride flag in 1978 for decades.ons, though, could not be found kron 4. sarah stinson explains why. >> last for years this artifact was found and turned over to san francisco's lgbt historical society museum. it is one of the first pride flags designed in hand died by gilbert baker and the late 1970's. he worked closely with rights activist harvey milk, the first openly person to hold a high public office in an american city with the help of volunteers, baker stitched together, 8 stripes of every color of the rainbow into a huge banner. it was damaged in storage. but when baker found the fragment, he kept it in his possession for decades when he died in 2017, it was unknowingly passed on to his sister boxed up among other things, city leaders shared their enthusiasm for its return and he came up with amazing concept. >> this is that a symbol, a symbol of a symbol of safety, a symbol of refuge and so was so amazing about today. it is. i have a simple that is of the original gilbert baker flat. >> each color has a mean

gilbert baker's name. yeah. the first pride flag inmate is back in 1978. but for decades. >> one of his original creations couldn't be found. kron four's. sara stinson explains. >> last for years, this artifact was found and turned over to san francisco's lgbt historical society museum. it is one of the first pride flags designed in hand died by gilbert baker and the late 1970's. he worked closely with rights activist harvey milk. the first openly person to hold a high public office in an american city. with the help of volunteers, baker stitched together, 8 stripes of every color of the rainbow into a huge banner. it was damaged in storage. but when baker found the fragment, he kept it in his possession for decades when he died in 2017, it was unknowingly passed on to his sister boxed up among other things, city leaders shared their enthusiasm for its return and he came up with amazing concept. >> this is that a symbol, a symbol of a symbol of safety, a symbol of refuge and so was so amazing about today. it is. i have a simple that is of the original gilb

gilbert baker made the first pride flag in 1978.ah stinson explains. p>> last for years, this artifact was found and turned over to san francisco's lgbt historical society museum. it is one of the first pride flags designed in hand died by gilbert baker and the late 1970's. he worked closely with rights activist harvey milk, the first openly person to hold a high public office in an american city with the help of volunteers, baker stitched together, 8 stripes of every color of the rainbow into a huge banner. it was damaged in storage. but when baker found the fragment, he kept it in his possession for decades when he died in 2017, it was unknowingly passed on to his sister boxed up among other things, city leaders shared their enthusiasm for its return and he came up with amazing concept. >> this is that a symbol, a symbol of a symbol of safety, a symbol of refuge and so was so amazing about today. it is. i have a simple that is of the original gilbert baker flat. >> each color has a meaning. hot pink stands for sexuality redfern li

which were, well, the growth of which has already been announced in the industry. associations of bakers, yes, indeed some varieties, i will not claim about all, have already added approximately 1 hryvnia, well, this is a certain first stage of the increase in prices for bakery products, which was announced by representatives of the industry, well, here the situation on the bread market in ivano-frankivsk was investigated by our carpathian colleagues, let's see, let's hear what the bakers say, this is one of the bakeries in ivano-frankivsk, they have been baking bread here for decades, on average they say... bakers at the counters of city stores about 15 loaves of bread are delivered from here. we are talking about small shops, their bakery provides products of various kinds, for example, croissants and ciabatta. currently, the prices of bread in this bakery are not increasing, although it is assumed that soon this will have to. a shortage of personnel, the use of generators in case of power outages, and rising prices of flour can prompt such a step. men, girls are replaced. what is not,

mike baker is here.plause] the crowd goes on and just when you thought it couldn't get any hotter, but the stomach for a full choke from a tito pointing junior in the house. anton for tomorrow's parade which oddly enough is my new york is out of town this weeke weekend. but something against you all, most white people can't hang because you guys throw next level parade, do you not? thank you. we are used to seeing patrick's day parade, people marching in listening to bagpipes. >> we can't, is advancing in listening to exhaust pipes. motorcycles, loud. one of our panelists as a former male dancer. could you keep up the puerto rican day parade? >> how many knives what i have? [laughter] kennedy, over the years many march in the parade in your apartment afterwards. >> me and my 14 children would like thank them, thank you. >> put her down as a maybe. baker, you're from idaho so the puerto rican is a person in the caribbean which is only funny because your 80 times more for me. >> so that the country that. >

investigated the situation on the bread market in ivano-frankivsk, let's see, let's hear what the bakers say, this is one of the bakeries in ivano-frankivsk, bread has been baked here for decades, on average , the bakers claim, on city counters shops deliver about 1,500 loaves of bread from here, we are talking about small shops, their bakery provides products... of various kinds, for example croissants and ciabatta. currently, the bakery does not raise the prices of bread, although it is assumed that it will be necessary soon, the shortage of personnel, the use of generators, in the event of power outages, and the increase in the price of flour can lead to such a step. men, girls are replaced, if there are none, under the light, we adjust, of course, it would be better if we did not exclude it, at least in there are some such, either at night or during the day, so that we can ourselves. to concentrate on work yes, well, but somehow we get out of it, we have to , the price of electricity, gasoline, flour, other ingredients is rising, accordingly it will become more expensive, well, it's

this report went to the baker's guild. haj hossein, sir, for more than 20 years, in any situation, hot bread goes to people's hands, finally, the governments change between them, finally they help. like haj hossein agha, there are not a few bakers in this city who , on the eve of the elections , say that no matter what the issue is about the future of the country, we should go ahead and elect our president . think about the people's work, think about the health of the society. at all, this marriage is the work of another president. they say that we should all participate because our country is our friend. we don't have this country where you can say come, this is that, or not, we love our country, we want to be in this country, but if someone really cares about the youth, it's good that the 8th of july and being at the polls can be a step forward to solve the country's problems. mostafa gohari of sed and sima news agency, the value of iran's medicinal plant exports reached about 550 million dollars last year, the head of t

here's norman baker's jacket. here's the . weather. the.h boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello and welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office . well, you by the met office. well, it's been a fine start to the weekend, and we can expect a largely dry sunday with some sunny spells, so there is some cloud across in the north—west. it should be a little bit of mist and fog to start on sunday, but generally clearing, leaving a pleasant and dry afternoon . a pleasant and dry afternoon. soon it will be cloudier in the north—west of scotland, though with some spots of rain and drizzle. by the time we get to the afternoon and it's here where we start to see those temperatures struggle a bit under those cloudier skies, but elsewhere it's going to be a lovely warm day, particularly across the east coast, where it was a little bit cooler here yesterday day. so through the course of the evening we will continue to see that rain and drizzle spread its way eastwards across parts of scotland, turning a little b

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. >> reporter: joeg baker is a -- joel baker is a giant hunter.h of towering sent else in which watch over small businesses all across the country. >> got one foot that's still here. >> reporter: a quest that began more than ten years ago when he became fascinated by a family of fiberglass figures collectively known as the muffler men. >> it was like they were these massive things that were so hard to miss, and yet hardly anybody knew about them. >> reporter: back in the 1960s, these 20-foot-tall characters were considered the height of outdoor advertising. they've since become attractions in their own right thanks to a fan community that coalesce around the website roadside america. the site coined the term muffler men after noticing a few businesses had swapped out the bunion axe for a muffler. the statues hold nearly anything. a map chronicles sightings of a whole extended family. in the 1970s, international fiberglass stopped making the figures. the craze had cooled off. many of the giants were torn down and tossed aside. they're thought to be

to josephine baker was hollywood central casting.of course, she was beyond beautiful. she was beyond talented. she was a fabulous spy. as long as her health held up, she spied for the allies against vichy french throughout 1940 and 41. and then she had series of catastrophic illnesses. the likes of which, having gone through seven heart operations. i don't know how she went through what she did and she still survived. gutsy is is nowhere close to describe her but she did not have a role far as i've been able to determine. she did not have a role in regards to d-day. i say that with a caveat files are still classified. god help you if you try to work in english files. they have a 75 year rule automatic and then they can expand it. another years beyond. i can tell you working top secret in our national archives, the. that things are misfiled honestly misfiled somebody's having a bad day and i'll chuck it i'm home poof it into the wrong file or somebody says that's got to remain off it goes. when i was working top secret in one of those