. >> baxter street in l.a. been causing crashes for years but lately things have been going even more downhill. >> yeah, so navigation apps are rerouting unsuspecting drivers through baxter street because it shows up as a shortcut but it has a 32% grade there. residents are demanding the city intervene. >> it's like a blind drop like a roller coaster. >> it's literally like a roller coaster. >> are you fed up. >> yeah, our peaceful neighborhood has turned into a circus. >> the city is considering turning baxter into a one-way street so it won't show up on those apps. >> baxter is basically that. >> that. >> that's a technical thing. >>> chicago area man is proving that good things really do come to those who wait. >> 91-year-old robert schuitt hit the jackpot for a million dollars. he's been playing the lottery since its very first drawing in 1974. >> he says he now has a little cushion and plans to use the cash to remodel his home. congratulations. >>> the sear upon for the minnesota twins home opener didn't g

that might rule out baxter as a short cut. encourages drivers to report has starts like steep inclines and often uses that information when it revises its maps. >> all right, carter, thank you. i mean, i know i use waze a lot. >> consider that reporting that to waze, houston, we have a problem, might want to rethink that. not good. >> all right. up next, a look at the other headlines, including a newly revealed data breach >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by national car rental, go national, go like a pro. now there's a soft werther's caramel that's just for you. with luscious cocoa crème, tucked inside our soft werther's caramel. werther's original crème soft caramels - in cocoa and new vanilla. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. ythen you turn 40 ande everything goes. tell me about it. you know

jeff hartman has lived on baxter street for 20 years and says he's never seen it this bad.t do you think is responsible for the increased traffic on this street? >> oh, definitely the g.p.s. apps. >> reporter: the app most people here blame is waze. it sends drivers on a detour to baxter street which looks more like a roller coaster track. it's 35% grade makes it one of the steepest streets in the country, even worse than san francisco's world-famous lombard street. it is so steep, that even if you crane your neck, you can't see what's on the other side of the hill. and it's an even steeper drop going down. neighbors here have seen it all: avrs flipped over or stalled in slipping down the hill. >> they took out my trellis, my s,taining wall, my picket fence. it looked like a plane crashed through my front yard. >> reporter: and it's not just in l.a. g.p.s.-based apps are creating problems across the country. the city of leonia in new jersey, solved the problem by restricting side streets to residents only during rush hour, which caused waze to remove the shortcuts. as for b

i would like to commend lieutenant baxter for his excellent outreach program to the public. i agree with vice president nakajo it is important to edge kate the public how to not have fires. i think all of us on the commission appreciate the additional outreach being done by the department and in particular by lieutenant baxter. i wanted to ask you about the incident on march 20th, the red alert ems vehicle collision at goth and bush. five critical injuries that required multiple jaws of life rescues. the incident is under investigation by the police department. do we have any updates on that? >> we do not, but i can get that for you off line. >> president cleaveland: okay. i know we had good morning america airing the new piece on our new engines, smaller fire engines that can make those corners that have been bulbed out for vision zero purposes. how many do we need as a department of these smaller, more nimble fire engines? >> i could let rivera answer that. but i know engine 28, engine 32, we require smaller rigs at those stations. >> president cleaveland: we have two curr

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baxter, one of the top ten steepest streets in the country. incredible slope behind me and pretty much everywhere you look here, casualties from recent accidents like this banged up street sign here. recently navigation apps have been leading drivers to this street looking for a shortcut. neighbors say the problem is only getting worse. >> look out. look out. there you go. >> reporter: baxter street, los angeles, one of the steepest most dangerous residential roads in america. a daredevil's playground. a collision magnet leaving cars in front yards, on curbs, even upside down. so this has kind of been a landing pad for some of these cars. >> looked like a plane crashed through my front yard. >> reporter: now after a recent influx in traffic residents have had enough. >> hear a lot of screaming. >> reporter: screaming? >> yeah. >> a lot of "f" bombs. >> a lot of "f" bombs. show me the baxter lean. >> it's sort of like this. >> got it. so just kind of walk around like that. >> yeah. >> reporter: the people who live here say popular navigation ap

again, i wanted to express my appreciation for the fact that lieutenant baxter had 475 people attend a community outreach in the month of march, which i think is fantastic. march 18th. 475 people. you are really doing a good job. you and the department is really doing a fantastic job in outreaching to the public and getting good attendance. these events where you discuss how to not have fires. >> we average about 15 events a month. i think we had a high of almost 2,000 one month. >> president cleaveland: i really commend you on that, chief. >> chief, would you take the opportunity to acknowledge those that are out there, inspect fernando juarez and investigator janet brock. and they work under the direction of the fire marshal and in conjunction with lieutenant baxter to do the community outreach. >> president cleaveland: i think it would be great some time to have those individuals come to a commission meeting and put on a presentation that they do for the public so that we as a commission and the viewing public can see what is actually in that presentation. i think that would be ve

the chronicle reports in internal memos, jonathan baxter stated he looked intoxicated. two other ranking firefighters stated in separate memos that they smelled alcohol on the supervisor. peskin was at the scene on union street and called for fire chief johan hayes white to resign. he felt they should have been spraying the water sooner. he later apologized. >>> a jury convicted coors. he was charged with leaving the scene and -- coors turned himself in to police eight hours after the crash. >>> all right. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. let's talk baseball. 64 at 4:15. unusual start time today for the giants and mariners. about 60 by 7:15. mostly cloudy today. across the bay, 7:05 first pitch. 64 for the rangers and a's. about 58 by the time that ends. it's going to be a cool one there. also, temperature 49 right now in the sunset. we've got ocean beach, sunny side, financial at 52. the ferry building warmest at 53. most of us around 50 to 51 degrees. that's what we have in san francisco, richmond, belmont, walnut creek and als

baxter street is one of the steepest streets in the country.t tells drivers to go through their street for a faster route. the detour made for accidents from cars flipped over onto lawns, as well as stalls cars slipping down the hill in the rain. >>> with the storm yosemite valley will be closed to visitors starting at 5 p.m. due to flooding concerns there. all reservations through saturday are canceled. however, other areas of the park will remain open weather permitting. no word on when yosemite valley reopens. park officials are waiting for the storm to pass. >>> floodings concerns in the mountains, too. >> yes, merced and truckee river in danger of flooding. a flood advisory is now issued for south-central sonoma county. this is in the north bay of course, santa rosa, petaluma, rohnert park, sebastopol, all in these areas where we are experiencing minor flooding of roads and creeks. so they are advising people if you see a flooded road, turn around, don't drown. we can't emphasize that enough. a lot of cars get swept away in these situation

know like there's other things just tires as alleged terrorists attempted to quote in a field at baxter but you know i wouldn't sound is going to be like oh if we had murdered a few dozen pranksters in a way we stabbed them scallywags it was quite scary if you notice both of us and israel use the term terrorist to mean anyone we want to shoot or bomb but we're not you know we are not defined as terrorist when we shoot or bomb innocent civilians as the book the wiki leaks files noted about the us imprisoning so-called terrorists what the us seems to have created is a global apparatus that does not so much catch terrorists as capture hundreds of people in order to find ways to label them as terrorists so basically the u.s. and israel can kill or capture anyone they want because if we kill or capture them that makes them a terrorist you know here is the dictionary definition of terrorists a person usually a member of a group who uses or advance or advocates the use of violence and threats to intimidate or coerce especially for political purposes. well let's say you've got members of a grou

i'm alice baxter — in the business news.tariffs by an average of 5.5% — that's around £60 a year. the rise, which applies to both gas and electricity, will see the average annual dual—fuel bill go up to £1,161. the beast from the east kept shoppers away from shops in march. uk retail sales rose by 1.4% last month, compared to the year before — although they remained volatile because of the cold weather. supermarket chain iceland is to stop using palm oil in own—brand products by the end of 2018. the chain — the first major uk supermarket to ban palm oil — said it was used in more than half of its products, from biscuits to soap. it says growing demand for the oil was devastating tropical rainforests across southeast asia. as you've been hearing, british gas is to increase the energy prices for those on standard tariffs by an average of 5.5% — or £60 a year. the rise, which applies to both gas and electricity, will see the average annual dual—fuel bill go up to £1,161. the company, the uk's largest energy supplier, said that

know like there's other things just tires as alleged terrorists attempted to quote in a field at baxter but you know i wouldn't sound is going to be like oh if we had murdered a few dozen pranksters in a way we stabbed them scallywags it was quite scary have you noticed both the u.s. and israel use the term terrorist to mean anyone we want to shoot or bomb but we're not you know we are not defined as terrorist when we should.

baxter is a bit more reserved, and he doesn't do public speaking, he doesn't feel comfortable in that —— bernice. what has the bowlers, because we have talked about it before, is because if a mother put pressure on us, it could have been hard. —— dexter. but she took the pressure. and that has up this process through the external pressure that we have in different seasons of our lives. redmond has been a defining feature of your life, hasn't it? you lost your sister you land, obviously. your father, your grandmother, at your father, your grandmother, at your father, your grandmother, at your father, your uncle found mysteriously dead in a simple. —— yolanda. father assassinated, yes. your mother died of cancer in 2006. how has that affected you? your mother died of cancer in 2006. how has that affected you ?m your mother died of cancer in 2006. how has that affected you? it has affected me a lot. a lot of loss and separation. you know, ideal affected me a lot. a lot of loss and separation. you know, i deal with issues of abandonment, all the time. i have processed through anger, from

terrorists attempted to quote infiltrate israeli territory so when the burning tires a prankster at baxter but you know i wouldn't sound is going to be like oh if we had murdered a few dozen pranksters in a way we stabbed them scallywags it was quite scary if you notice both of us and israel use the term terrorist to mean anyone we want to shoot or bomb but we're not you know we are not.

baxter leach received seventy thousand dollars to cover the retirement pension he didn't get while he collected the city's garbage a blessing he calls it still leach says today's workers shouldn't have to worry about earning an honest day's pay or about being treated with respect due to be a man and showed all who will bowl will be a male the same as i am i'm laying what so that. i'm on my lot no boy the quest for fair treatment seemingly neverending. roselyn jordan zero memphis tennessee. hello again as a problem in the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has spoken again of his desire to pull american forces out of syria suggesting victory over i saw as eminent. says of allies like saudi arabia want america to stay in syria they may have to pay for it. the leaders of iran russia and turkey a meeting an encore of a summit on syria seven year war all three a key prop powerbrokers in the conflict with a significant military presence in syria. now the threat of a trade war between the world's two biggest economies the u.s. and china has escalated after the white house pr

jamie baxter set up 17 of the uk's new distilleries and now he is helping to make gin in hull.the finished gin. small—scale distilling was not allowed before 2006. it was only at that time customs and excise started to license small—scale distilleries. it is still a very young industry. and in the adjoining bar the owner explained what is driving this craft trend. people want something that is local or they know it has been lovingly made by hand and not by one of the big producers. and so, whatever your tipple, this explosion of new brands shows no sign of slowing down. prince harry and his fiancee, meghan markle, have been welcomed by the australian prime minister at a reception for the next invictus games. prince harry and meghan met servicemen and women from britain and australia at the event in london. sydney is hosting the next invictus games in october and more than 500 sick and injured military and veterans are scheduled to compete. prince harry. who is patron , time for a look at the weather prospects. good afternoon. a lovely day for a wedding so far. more warm sunshin

baxter leach received seventy thousand dollars to cover the retirement pension he didn't get while he collected the city's garbage a blessing he calls it still leach says today's workers shouldn't have to worry about earning an honest day's pay or about being treated with respect due to be a man and showed all who will bowl will be among the album laying what are the. i will mail not know boy the quest for fair treatment seemingly neverending rosalyn jordan al-jazeera memphis tennessee. let me think streaming service spotify has made a strong debut on wall street it's played a huge role in changing how people listen to and pay for their music from the los angeles river and his response. spotify his debut on wall street came without the bell ringing and hullabaloo that normally accompany hot initial public offerings the company says its focus isn't on making a splash but on building a long term strategy we do think demand is going to be strong for sponsor fights you know it's quite a sexy stock it's quite a sexy industry the twelve year old swedish company jumped into a dominating posi

baxter monday night into tuesday this weather system bringing about which moves out of the way, lingeringeezy used on the far north coming between brighter skies and sunshine but through the day some showers in northern ireland and scotland, some on the heavy side and towards western areas of england and wales, telling misty and murky later with some drizzle. temperatures still into the mid teens at this stage, it is denied into wednesday another wrinkle on our weather front and we are all into much pressure ever the end of the week. wednesday will be a typical april shower day, southern and eastern areas starting dry and sunny, showers in the west becoming widespread, frequent in some northern areas, heavy with hail and thunder, cool winds to go with it, 11-15 baha'i, thunder, cool winds to go with it, 11—15 baha'i, showers always most frequent in the north and the west. see you later. this is bbc news. i met chris rogers. the headlines at seven. new laws are being threatened by the health secretary, jeremy hunt, in an attempt to persuade social media companies to do more to protect chil

this is business live from bbc news with alice baxter and maryam moshiri. us farmers warn they'll be badly hurt by china's retaliatory tariffs on agriculture, but president trump insists this is not a trade war. live from london, that's our top story on thursday, 5th april. it took beijing just 11 hours to respond, with retaliatory tariffs affecting $50 billion dollars worth of goods traded between the world's two biggest economies. the question is, can both sides back down? also in the programme, australia launches an investigation into facebook as the social media giant admits the personal information of up to 87 million users may have been improperly shared with a political consultancy firm. markets, and european stocks have opened higher sharply today, following a relief rally on wall street and asian markets. and insuring the uninsurable — we'll hear from one man whose business works to provide coverage for the people big firms just won't touch. as the scale of facebook‘s data scandal is revealed, today we want to know, is it making you re—think your u

baxter leach received seventy thousand dollars to cover the retirement pension he didn't get while he collected the city's. garbage a blessing he calls it still leach says today's workers shouldn't have to worry about earning an honest day's pay or about being treated with respect due to be a man and showed all who were no ball will be a male the same as adam lane what are they. imo male not know boy the quest for fair treatment seemingly neverending rosalyn jordan al-jazeera memphis tennessee the music stream impact form spotify has made a strong debut almost street investors a betting that the company will maintain its native of rivals even if it's yet to make a profit spotify has played a huge role in changing how people listen to and pay for music from los angeles for up rentals reports. spotify his debut on wall street came without the bell ringing in the hullabaloo that normally accompany hot initial public offerings the company says its focus isn't on making a splash but i'm building a long term strategy would you think demand is going to be strong for spotify it's you know it'

baxter leach received seventy thousand dollars to cover the retirement pension he didn't get while he collected the city's garbage a blessing he calls it still leach says today's workers shouldn't have to worry about earning an honest day's pay or about being treated with respect. and chilled all who would know ball will be a male. what are the. album a lot will boil the quest for fair treatment seemingly neverending rosalyn jordan al-jazeera memphis tennessee where you can find it much more about the stories we're following head straight to our website www dot al-jazeera dot com . they're watching out as they were here's a reminder of our top stories right now u.s. president dilma trumbull still saudi arabia may have to pay to keep american troops in syria chumba said he wants to pull his soldiers of the country over he wants them to complete their mission against eisel fighting in the region are the primary mission in terms of that was getting rid of isis we've almost completed that task and we'll be making a decision very quickly in coup ward nation with others in the area as to wh

baxter leach received seventy thousand dollars to cover the retirement pension he didn't get while he collected the city's garbage a blessing he calls it still leach says today's workers shouldn't have to worry about earning an honest day's pay or about being treated with respect due to be a man and showed all who will bowl will be a male. what are the. i'm a not no boy the quest for fair treatment seemingly neverending rosalyn jordan al-jazeera memphis tennessee went in with disability in india say they feel invisible and those who survive sexual violence struggle to access the criminal justice system the government has passed legal reforms but many activists say they're not being properly implemented and tasha going to him has for. each day the counselors at this new delhi call center offer a voice of compassion and support to the visually impaired it helps that some of the staff can relate to their experiences because they too know what it's like to navigate through life with a disability binny kumari says just getting to and from work with rickshaws and cabs carries constant risk

baxter leach received seventy thousand dollars to cover the retirement pension he didn't get while he collected the city's garbage a blessing he calls it still leach says today's workers shouldn't have to worry about earning an honest day's pay or about being treated with respect due to be a man and show little who will bowl will be among the album laying what are the. album a lot now boy the quest for fair treatment seemingly neverending. zero memphis tennessee. no damage is a problem and the headlines on al-jazeera china is set to impose tariffs of twenty five percent on a hundred and six u.s. goods the move is a reaction to planned u.s. tariffs off twenty five percent on billions of dollars worth of chinese imports washington's targets and thirteen hundred chinese products mainly in the technology sector. now u.s. president donald trump has spoken again of his desire to pull american forces out of syria suggesting victory of i still is imminent would trump says of allies like saudi arabia want america to stay in serbia they may have to pay for it. the leaders of iran russia and tur

command vehicle rally, chief cochran and lieutenant baxter big props to them and the lion's club i went to most of the members of the fire department that were recognized were recognized for their response to the ups shooting last year, so it was a nice event for them. for homeland security, as you know all the command and administrative staff work hard and chief cochran is absolutely no exception. he is involved in multiple projects and he interfaces with numerous agencies, local, state, federal, and international, and he is a results oriented person, so i know he is next up on the list, so i will let him talk about homeland security and that will conclude my report. >> president cleaveland: thank you chief nicholson. seeing none. commissioner hardemann. >> commissioner hardeman: how similar is that to one that is now in service at the airport. >> it's very similar, but this one has a se bring capabilities as well. i brought photos for you all and they are mock-ups that i can get to you. >> commissioner hardeman: where the fire boats are now? >> that is still to be emerging determined.

all the way down to baxter. here at 5,000 feet chain controls all the way to truckee.ottom line on all of this, if you are heading into the sierra, you want to make sure you are ready for winter travel here in april. as drivers came at various levels of preparedness. one driver up here and cut offs deciding to sit in his car and not wanting to get out to put the chains on. we are expecting this snow to last the better part of today with those chain scrolls. so classic spring skiing over the weekend today a powder day in the resorts that remain open. >>> do you remember how dry the season started and here we are today. let's bring in rosemary orozco. you have been tracking a continued active pattern through the day. >> yes. we call it a mix bag of sorts. but it really tells it all. we have the sunshine, we have the clouds, we have the rain, the hail and the lightning and the thunder. and that will continue as we get into the afternoon. just very unstable out there. giving you a view as we look toward the golden gate bridge. and you can see in the foreground we have the

initially down to baxter around 3000 feet, here at 5000 feet chain controls over into truckee up andn the mountain as the showers come and go. the bottom line is that if you're headed into the sierra make sure you're ready for winter travel in the middle of april. drivers we have talked to came prepared, one driver decided to sit in his car not wanting to get out to put on the chains and other drivers not having those chains at all. of course this happens all throughout the year and we do expect the snow to last through today. classic spring skiing over the weekend and today powder for the resorts. from blue canyon brian hickey, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the president weighs in on james comey after his first interview since being fired as fbi director. griff jenkins with more from washington.>> did you watch the interview? >> president trump in route to florida not taking questions on james comey ahead of his flight. instead the president took to twitter to accuse the former fbi director and former deputy director andrew mccabe of committing many crimes. these accusations come one day bef

when these guys came up the trail, they got to the border around baxter spring and they could not go any farther because the quarantines that have been put in place, the local county sheriffs would not allow you to enter their county. across theld not get state of missouri, there was a market here in kansas city. it started to develop in the 1850's out of westport and eventually kansas city itself took over the cattle market in this area. they came up with the military road which is basically from fort leavenworth to fort scott gibson. that militarye road north to kansas city but the problem was it was almost like a no man's land on the border of missouri and kansas city after the war -- kansas after the war. they could turn into missouri and run into county sheriffs and bushwhackers. if they turned up the military road, they would run into former jay hawker's doing the same thing. the --d was writing up riding of the military road and was shotr -- rider right out of the saddle and they stampeded the cattle. he was only like 19 years old and they took his heard from him and then deci

petersburg said, if we don't baxter via -- back serbia, we will not be a great power. austria-hungary or was saying, if we let serbia get away with this, we will not be a great power. that is probably more important than the actual treaty arrangement. i don't know if michael would possibly disagree. michael: i would just add, treaties and alliances and structures like this work when interests are all moving in the same direction. britain and france have a shared interest in keeping germany from the southern end of the inlet channel. france has the most obvious interest, repelling an invasion. there is no special relationship between the u.s. and britain in world war ii, except where interests overlap. italy took one look at this and said, there's nothing in the agreements we sign that says we have to do this. it is much more complicated than people sometimes want. the line that i use, there's a five-minute way to explain the origins of the first world war, and a one semester way, and there's not much between that holds water. the alliances are one way to put the five-m

the chronicle reports that lieutenant jonathan baxter noticed that peskin appeared, quote, intoxicatedd eyes, slow responses and uneasy stance. two other ranking firefighters stated in separate memos this, quote, smelled alcohol on the supervisor. peskin was at the scene on union street and called for fire chief white to resign. peskin thought that firefighters should have been spraying the building with water. he later apologized. >>> the san francisco police officer known as the hot cop of the castro is going to learn his sentence for a hit-and-run crash. a jury convicted him of two felony counts last month. he was charged with hitting two pedestrians in north beach in 2015 and then leaving the the victim suffered serious injuries. he turned himself in to police eight hours after the crash. >>> happening today, the nation is marking the 50th anniversary of the assassination of dr. martin luther king, jr. a group made up of three generations has been marching to memphis for three days now to be there for a tribute to the civil rights leader today. thousands are expected at the nationa

baxter leach received seventy thousand dollars to cover the retirement pension he didn't get while he collected the city's garbage a blessing he calls it still leach says today's workers shouldn't have to worry about earning an honest day's pay or about being treated with respect due to be a man. who will bowl. that's. what this. lot no boy the quest for fair treatment seemingly neverending. how rosalynn joins us live now from memphis so roslyn fifty is on what what's the mood of the community there. well the real sense how awesome is that this is an opportunity for americans to recommit themselves to trying to fight not just racism which of course has been the underlying theme of the black lives matters movement but it's also a question of trying to find economic justice for millions of people who may work a full time job or two jobs or three jobs and still don't earn enough money to take care of themselves their families pay rent buy food things of that sort it's very much an effort people are saying to try to make what they say was dr king's dream and actual reality they say fifty

baxter leach received seventy thousand dollars to cover the retirement pension he didn't get while he collected the city's garbage a blessing he calls it still leach says today's workers shouldn't have to worry about earning an honest day's pay or about being treated with respect due to be a man and showed all who will bowl will be among the album laying what that's so that. imo may not know boy the quest for fair treatment seemingly neverending. roslyn jordan al-jazeera memphis tennessee i'm mary frances berry is a professor of american social thoughts and history at the university of pennsylvania and a former chairwoman of the u.s. civil rights commission she says martin luther king's agenda to end racism and inequality is far from finished what is going on in memphis is a metaphor for what has been going on in the country and is still a problem after these many years we still have racism and inequality economic inequality in our society martin luther king's agenda is unfinished his economic agenda and his agenda around questions of race and some days lately it sounds like it's wors

shot which was made by logan bruce, olivia waken, catalin flinch, brenda, julia burns, alien, hannah baxter, regan, meredith mabel, care lynn grace, sofia waken, and eighth grader, believe it or not, silva lil'. mr. speaker, i just want -- sylvia lyttle. mr. speaker, i just want you to join me in congratulating this outstanding group of young women and their coaches, todd bruce, a.j., and tom on becoming new york state champions for the first time. as a former starting center for my high school basketball team, i am so proud to say, go, bulldogs. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. hoyer: i ask unanimous consent to speak out of order for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, this week democrats are highlighting we're offering the american people. one area where this republican congress has given the american people a bad deal is health care. because of their repeated attemp

jamie baxter set up 17 of the uk's new distilleries and now he is helping to make gin in hole. 85.596. it is pretty strong. roughly twice as strong as the finished gin. small—scale distilling was not allowed before 1986. it is still a very young industry. and in the adjoining by the owner explained what is driving this craft trend. people want something that is local or they know it has been lovingly made by hand and not by one of the big producers. and so, whatever your table, this explosion of new brands shows no sign of slowing down. stay with us, headlines coming up. we will take a glimpse of what the weather will be like. it is a lovely morning. iam weather will be like. it is a lovely morning. i am trying to picture the scene tomorrow because there will be thousands of people. running. treading the path of the london marathon. it is going to be hot as well, so they need to be careful in terms of taking on lots of fluid. a full look at the weekend weather for you and philip avery will give those people a good glimpse of what they are expecting tomorrow. the headlines are c

jamie baxter set up 17 of the uk's new distilleries and now he is helping to make gin in hull.that time customs and excise started to license small—scale distilleries. it is still a very young industry. and in the adjoining bar the owner explained what is driving this craft trend. people want something that is local or they know it has been lovingly made by hand and not by one of the big producers. and so, whatever your tipple, this explosion of new brands shows no sign of slowing down. sarah corker, bbc news. it's more than ten months since the london bridge terror attack which left eight people dead and 48 injured. one of the wounded was charlie guenigault, an off—duty police officer. since then, he's had five operations, but tomorrow he will be among the 39 thousand runners taking part in the london marathon. firstly i thought it was just a pub fire. um, it was just one of them just instant reactions to go over there, try and help your colleagues out. police officer charlie guenigault was off duty watching football in london bridge on the night of the third ofjune. he was on

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my colleague alice baxter is with me.st from the east being a factor but overall, it had more nuance. the impact of the bad weather... the beast from the east was partly to blame for this much lower than expected growth but in many ways it actually helped boost the economy. we spend more on heating bills and online shopping. the main culprits were actually the drop in construction and people staying away from the high street. retail is offered a real downturn. is that want to do with people pulling in on spending rather than the weather? yes. it all speaks to a wider picture that the prospects of higher inflation this year, uncertainty over brexit is taking its toll on companies and consumer spending. this is the slowest pace of growth we have seen since the fourth quarter of 2012. at the bottom of what economists were predicting. we expected a .3% drop, no one was expecting this .1% growth. what that means going forward is we will see the rate rise come media tends, a quarter of a percent, the odds of that prize has now

baxter bromea con que el ave seguramente sabe que Él es canadiense.taban las otras personas. maria: la audiencia tambiÉn vimos llegar a sus padres y dos hermanos. quÉ respuesta les han dado a ustedes? han logrado traer el dinero que se necesita? ha sido muy dificil. y tambiÉn llegÓ la actual novia de balsa, rosaura labra, quien rÁpidamente entrÓ a la corte y estuvo sentada en la audiencia al lado de la madre de loaiza. al salir de la corte estas fueron sus palabras. cÓmo te sientes tÚ como mujer? >> ha sido muy difÍcil. les pido por favor mucho respeto. con permiso. por favor tengan un poquito de respeto. no tengo nada quÉ hablar. marÍa: loaiza ahora deberÁ regresar a corte el 11 de mayo para ver cuÁl será su sentencia. karla: gracias a nuestros amigos de " el gordo y la flaca" por el informe. nos acompaÑa el licenciado jesÚs aries quien nos explicarÁ quÉ condena deberÁ enfrentar esteban loaiza si es encontrado culpable del cargo que le impuso este juez. buenos dÍas. jesus: muy buenos dÍas para todos. karina: jesÚs, tenemos entendido de que el cargo e

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and this great quote by the character denton baxter "i got the biggest spread around, bigger than three or four put together, belted up with my own two hands, and a no free graze cattle going to take the feed off my cattle on this range." they were not owned legally. they were the slaughtered in fact. the legal title belongs to the homesteaders and those who took advantage of the various land that's. -- land acts. so ultimately they become known as cattle barons. a new book called "cattle he offers not an alternative but a reason behind this, especially with the british cattleman. he said it is actually pretty standard. it had been going on for hundreds of years in scotland and ireland, especially . --ill read an excerpt "forcibly remove a small farmers from an area to convert the land for other purposes, for a hunting preserve in the case in ireland, had been a recurring phenomenon in both scotland and ireland for over 100 years." so that was just standard, s.o.p. what really killed the bonanza whether -- is what is called the big guy out. a series of droughts on the great plains and a