bower hills. a good scotts irish name, and he had upwards of 90 enslaved peoples on that piece of land. he tried to almost make miniature virginia, which is where he was from like washington. here in pittsburgh. that's an important point here. washington believed neville was someone he could trust. and neville was the biggest whiskey distiller in the west. people in pittsburgh knew as the wealthiest man in the region. and they generally liked him because of his service in the american revolution. unfortunely for neville that doesn't go as smoothly as as he george washington because people begin making effigy as a sort of quick homeme scarecrows neville setting them on fire in the middle the street. right. he becomes the focus of all this anti federal government anxiety. and he writes about how much it bothers him because people he knew and people he trusted. these people all know each other to a degree or condemning him for his service and and naming him as the enemy. i will add, because he was in

in every waylay bower would make our country less secure.bour want you to think that this election is over before it has even begun but we are going to fight. fight every day for our values and our vision and the british people are going to show labour that they don't take too kindly before being taken for granted. [applause] on the 5th of july, either keir starmer or i will be prime minister and he has shown time and time again that he will take the easy way out and do anything to get power. if he was happy to abandon all the promises that he made to become labour leader once he got job. how do you know that he wouldn't do the same thing if he were to become prime minister? if he doesn't have the conviction to stick to anything he says, the courage to tell people what he wants to do and if he doesn't have a plan, how could he possibly be trusted to lead our country, especially at this, the most uncertain of times. [applause] >> we conservatives have got a clear plan. with bold action to secure our future. we're working for a britain where w

new mexico game warden ray bower rushed that burned and frightened cub to the nearest animal hospital by plane. warden dale saw to it that he was given the best of care. his burns feet responded. the treatment. his hair grew back and with a little belly full of good food, he grew fast and sassy and. they named him little smokey. and in a special piper cub plane took him on another trip by air. this time it was clear across the country over america's farms, factories and city. finally, a little small village plane landed in washington. our nation's capital. here, along with as official as new mexico's assistance state game warden overseas beckoned. little smokey was greeted in the rain by a very enthusiastic committee. of the. chief forest alawites, except that little smokey is a gift to the state foresters and uncle sam's forest service from the new mexico department of game and fish. but for our little hero, that welcome in the rain was only the beginning of a new and very worthwhile life. on the first sunny day, little smokey was presented to the national zoo in washington and becam

scott sperling and scott bow bower -- bauer, appreciate your time. we're following developments around the deadly helicopter crash that killed iranian president ibram ragaini ham raisi and the foreign minister and bodies of six other passengers and crew were found early this morning after an overnight search in thick fog and rainy conditions. iran state media have shown images of the helicopter that slammed into the mountainside in iran's northwest. raisi returning from a official visit to the country's border with azerbaijan and they've released a statement offering condolences but said its approach to diplomacy in iran and the middle east remained unchanged. the crash, of course, happening just a month after iran launched its own attack on israel and fanning the flames of the israel hamas war. fox news' jillian turner at state department now with all the very latest. jillian, good afternoon. reporter: hi, ashley. president raisi was the no. 2 governing official inside iran but according to u.s. officials, it looks like his death is not going to cha

es precisamente la doctora hilaria bowers, que por una década sirvió en esta posición.s detalles de esa convocatoria. no sabía que ya estaban buscando a alguien más. ojalá sea una persona que que se preocupe por la comunidad . laura tiene 3 hijos que van a la academia aptitud, la cual estuvo a punto de ser cerrada el pasado marzo tras protestas de la comunidad. la mesa directiva del distrito escolar de alum rock votó en contra de cerrar esta escuela y en la misma reunión también decidieron no renovar el contrato del entonces superintendente, la doctora hilaria bowers. ahora el distrito está en la tarea de buscar un nuevo superintendente, si es posible, antes de que inicie el próximo ciclo escolar. una persona que entienda, obviamente de lo que nuestros estudiantes necesitan, también los maestros, los directores. entonces que tengan una experiencia que pueda traer todo eso. para mí sería magnífico tener a alguien de nuestra comunidad. la presidenta de la mesa directiva dice que la semana pasada cerraron las convocatorias de agencias que llevarían a cabo la contratación y

the rest of the bull bowers johnson fluid slapped his registered city colt like peace. go out there and fight. we'll give you the credit. we'll send you a few boxes. okay. yeah, but we're gonna be ok to give you a new bull. just change some value on the side. let's see here. make sure that you go next around to when it's so low. but in the meantime, we're just trying to, we can brush it, we have no interest in your country or your people, or the big police anywhere in the world. we go and i'm not sure about, we're trying to expand our info. when we've taken over russia, we, again, i'd say, because it's showing up as i mean just show instance how actually because rusher in china and iran one to a to invade the west. and you're clearly, but some of you mentioned far as johnson and tucker carlson alleging that johnson wanted amelia and quit for an interview with him. johnson apparently denying that the chucker got this message from the johnson people. what did you, what did you make of johnson and john and his schooling, tuckered, causing a traitor for interviewing that, e

the half against you in august 18, 39 on the invaders occupied couple and brought their heinsman to bowers. the invaders brutally suppressed any resistance, thus, is deli. they slaughtered all ask in man who had reached the delta pan raped hundreds of women. seeking to humiliate the muslims of 18. 41 general uprising against the british yoke began debris. it is under the command of general elton stone, laughed campbell, and started to retreat. only a few out of the 16000 invaders who had begun their march from google made it to the british position in jello. but the defeat of the royal army caused enormous damage to the prestige of the british empire through the world. the victory of the afghan people became the most important event in the history of the oppressed peoples resistance, civic, allow me a list. it just failed the racist smith of the european invincibility, the the lady to the new mother. i don't know what the what i like to leave the lady in the face. i'm currently on got a lot lee, i don't know yet. but i'm late the day, just see all on zillow here. why? the, the later to the

tom bower says that harry's behaviour is treacherous. pick that up.loids now one of my achievements i get some things right and some things wrong obviously, but one of my achievements in 2023 was to raise this whole issue of de—banking king and of the damage that it does to individuals and indeed to businesses as well. i was so pleased that the oxford english dictionary now have de—banking in it. well, treasury select committee report today confirming that 140,000 businesses have been de—banking in the course of the last year. they've made some very strong recommendations to the financial conduct authority , and i'm going conduct authority, and i'm going to be joined very shortly by dame harriet baldwin . and we're dame harriet baldwin. and we're going to go through that report, and we're going to ask if the fca don't act, will this government bring in some legislation between now and the next general election? having raised the issue, i'm pleased there's a debate. what i now change. let's get to it, shall we? dame harriet baldwin , conservative harri

george bowers joins us now from washington. d. c. he's a russia and ukraine analyst at the institute for the study of war. george, welcome us. officials are stressing this is something of a tactical decision intended to help you create in forces defending car key from correct. first of all, do we know what kind of attacks are on the table and what are off limits? i thank you very much for having me. yes. right now we know that the ukrainians are only allowed to use our artillery for counter battery fire. we know that the ukrainians are allowed to use gamers, the highmark, the rockets, to be able to strike russian forest concentrations, command control, logistics brokers, and that sort of thing off the table right now are, do you present ability to use attack comes longer range procedure and the fire missiles at the head, other targets. we also know that this is specifically only for the border areas adjacent, the heart here, and not the rest of the other regions of russia. does this potentially open the door to other permissions to u

joininguy me now is anna bower, legal fellow and courts correspondent for law fair, and duncan lowen, former district attorney for the east district ofct new york. the idea keith dave ason is a celebrity extortionist and donald trump is a victim here,b how did it play in court? >> well, there were some fireworks today after a few days of having documentsw and witnesses come in.es i think maybe the jury was getting a little bit bored, and so there was some excitement in court. but it really did not land i think the way the defense wanted it to. one reason being that even if davidson i has had extortionist plots before, they didn't even come close to proving in any sense that there was anything like that here with respect to donald trump. also, alex, we had these recordings that came out that even as the defense was trying to portray trump as maybe being less close to this, as being removed from these b deals, the were these reportings that came out in which trump was indicating that he did have some sort of knowledge -- >> understanding of what was going on. >> understanding what was g

anna bower is a correspondent at l'affaire. understand the timeline of what it is you witnessed. you saw him annotating, making notes on their remarks. >> it is hard to speculate exactly what is going on, but after lunch time on monday as i noted in my new york magazine article when i read about this, trump was actually going through a printed out sheaf of papers that had quotes from individuals including jd vance. jd vance had been in the courtroom. one of the quotes said something like what is going on in this courtroom is a threat to american democracy. this, in fact, is something jd vance said outside the courtroom. the timing of it was that the speech was given maybe an hour before trump was going through this. he was going through and making notations. probably trying to figure out what kind of things he might want to put on truth social later, i don't know. but the overall point is that everything happening in that courtroom is very coordinated. all of the messaging is coordinated, almost like a political convention in w

meghan's biographer tom bower has the same . but next, a massive row in same.sive row in the women's starts after a trans player is allowed to compete, more opportunities for noah lynn van leuven exclusive interview three time world champion finalist deta hedman is live in the studio after she forfeited her match against that trans player. in the name of women's sports, you won't want to miss that. this is patrick christys tonight with me. nana gp news. good evening. if you're just tuning in, this is gb news. on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua. tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua . i'm in for i'm nana akua. i'm in for patrick christie tonight. now, this is an exclusive trans dart player. noah lynn van leuven hit the headlines when she won a women's tournament in march. eight days after beating male rivals in a mixed event. eight days after beating male rivals in a mixed event . now, rivals in a mixed event. now, van leuven began transitioning from male to female in 2022 and was the first trans woman to play was the first trans woman to

russian rosatom. and the german company bower are now working together to strengthen the soil under the these multi-colored circles, these are all piles, just under one power unit... there should be 23 thousand of them things. the drill goes to a depth of thirty meters, soil, cement and water are mixed underground so that it hardens to a monolith, preventing groundwater from flowing under the station. pagsh 2 with two new reactors will stand next to paksh 1, against which a grandiose construction project is taking place. the first hungarian nuclear power plant has been in service for 40 years, providing the country with almost half of all electricity. there are also wind farms, solar... hungary as a customer and the european union, where the timing of bird nesting is more important than the timing of construction. the month of july has arrived, when the swallows begin nest. they chose their nests on the territory of the developed pits. this was discovered and work had to be suspended, this is 3 months until september. in september the swallows flew away, only then were we able to resume

bowers. this latest round impacts borrowers enrolled in the safe plan. you know today, mr biden is canceled an average of 35,000 in loans for 4.7. 0 american borrowers. borrowers. that's not an easy word for me by the administration is also making efforts. lower prices you pay at the pump, so the administration says it will release 1 million barrels of gasoline from the northeast reserve. comes as a aaa organization predicts that more than 38 0 of us will hit the roads this memorial day weekend fact drilling down on that, according to aaa the national average for gas per gallon is 300. we wish we paid that in california, where on average we're paying about 517. a gallon. so let's go back a year ago to compare and see where we are the national average a year ago, $3.53 a gallon we were doing a lot better a year ago at $4.80. a gallon, so that could be a reason for the release and reserves. a live look in the east bay, where pixar announced some major job cuts, the emeryville based studio says it's slashing 14% of its workforce about 175. employees. the co

joining us now, ana bower, law fairs legal fellow who has been inside the courthouse.ou're our first view into who it's like in that room, the demeanor of michael cohen, who there was a lot of concern most unpredictable of witnesses. how have you read him and his testimony so far? >> right, cohen is a very bombastic character. he has a reputation for having some bravado and the judge even just last week told prosecutors to basically tell him to knock it off in terms of the public statements that he'd been making about trump, but today we've seen a very different michael cohen. we don't see any of that bombast. he is calm, he is cool and collected. he's been very even keeled on the stand, and at times, to be honest, sometimes even a little bit boring. but i think he's coming across very well, and so i think that the prosecution will see that as a success because one of the questions coming into this is exactly how michael cohen would present on the stand. we'll see what happens when we get to cross examination now. >> and again, no cameras in the courtroom, no audio in

anna bower, legal fellow for law affair. she's been inside the courthouse this morning.morning, what have you noticed and seen this morning? >> right. so this morning we had the continued cross-examination of michael cohen, and it once again was a bit of a meandering performance from todd blanche. at times he covered ground that he already has covered many times before during his cross-examination over the past several days. he's focused on michael cohen's credibility, portraying him as someone who is a liar, someone who's motivated by fame and money, but there were two substantiative portions of the cross-examination that i think are important to point out. one is that michael cohen did testify that there was some legal work that he did for donald trump in the early months of 2017. that of course goes to the defense's key point that they are likely to argue in closings, which is that these reimbursement payments, in fact, were payments for legal expenses, just as they were marked in the trump organization ledgers. prosecutors allege that was a false statement. the secon

it's always the same with the hay bower party, soft on crime -- labour party, soft on crime and softcriminals. [inaudible conversations] >> literally letting criminals out mr. speaker, the only answer to the question i asked, when domestic abusers should be exempt from his e relse scheme, from anyone serious perhaps the most ludicrous part of the prime minister's speech on monday was whe he said he won't accept the idea that any of the problems people are facing are caused by the 14 years of conservative government. he won't say how many prisoners they've released early, he won't y if they're burglars, abusers or stalkers, he won't say where they what support their victims are getting. yet he thinks he has to tell people they can't blame his government for any of it. finish -- doesn't he think that rather than confiscating lanyards like some jacked-up -- na] he should stop giving get out of jail cards free to prineisk to ? if next,000. >> mr. speaker, another idea with no ideasoluty no plans. [inaudible conversations] they've had 14 years to think about nothing but the but all they c

both did so kind of mixture of sky reiki and galloping horses as we move up to the deep no cheese bowers. okay. jump out of here and look us up for the movie fashion, visiting you right, right. you the right next to this is anya everett of cemetery is guitar maker on this settles workshop. more not the music of cape bird also serves as the collective memory of the cape verde ends, its central theme. so dowdy expresses the melancholy and yearning for home. so by those who had to leave their country due to poverty before the 1st performance of her new morning songs cloudy a once to give her old guitar an overall une set to the guitar maker is not very impressed with her plastic backed instrument. you need to re okay, buddy and guitar, which is where we have the best ones here. i'll show you our videos and desire to be friends in classics. just move in to what your thoughts on those as somebody else may i try one, a cloudy. i can't afford and a settled guitars, but there's no harm dreaming. i took it back and i think the guitar she has is no longer adequate for. so do you agree that for my

there's nothing about the struggle between great bowers, which is a state that in the us national security concept is just a little part of that. because in effect, we see a norm as changes in how society is being organized. so losing that when that when you sit and then assess the dates, you have a strategy about, you know, which battles you, you pick up whether you fight with the joint interest or does this how, how strategy would share from my point to you is a substitute when you don't know how to address real challenges to real problems, then you need to find problems which you believe you can address. some of them, uh, russia, china around the manageable persistence address, more manageable them them than the societal ones. i wonder if history and historical knowledge at the end of the day is not just the fascination of the leaders, but something that allows letters to have grounding and how to manage their own societies. oh absolutely. it's 63 of the difficult um, the, in this regard, united states as they will have its own problems. russia is not immune from enormous challenges eit

and now he has bowers to change top officials for then he's got them. and then the 4th, the meanest throw defense and the countries come back can be seen specialized. the award is one of the most powerful features and in the russian political system. okay, i must say, please go ahead and, but i must say this does not guarantee increase and combat the effect of missing your brain because in the beam brush to the new address, i can defense on mute the generals. and now we are only seeing how they remove some of the military channels. what's your means to be seen is whom they're going to a point. ok, so pulling all these threads together, some up for a for us, if you can appear into the mind the vladimir putin and guess what mission he gave, he's new defense minister. so they definitely want to increase the index down domestic production of arguments. and then we've been, they do want to increase the military skills stations, there's command and control, and they want to improve the operation planning against you. print. also another form policy objectives

i think that if i look only the far right, but the political bowers, including the new members of the following month, will destroy the unity or off the european union. then you will, we can we have, we have to be strong now because if you have a lot of new challenges and, and, and the nice outside of the role for which have influence inside the . ready how can people trust the elections? they don't know whether they've voting for a russian pop it or somebody who's genuine. i think everybody who has a little bit of an understanding about politics knows where they putting puppets are. if you're listening to the pre election, the hype, you could be forgiven from thinking the far right. there's about the story, the citadel of europe in democracy. they're not going to be left inside, but you'd be wrong. it's already on those gates and its power and influence have expanded rapidly across the continent. you have a lot of graphs and you have fall, right, governments and fall right parties with a well established in your now, does that frighten you? it does because i see a lot of lying in the

by minister, but he made many promises and clean notes and specify the country and, you know, these bower about who makes a difference is but he fails, you know, in india task. and because of these getting problems because of these failures, the international community, again, when you know the leadership of kind of coming also the united states of america, they find these solution that was actually baubles by to push the colors. so have a presidential council 7 voting members into both servers and these members would be, but of, you know, the more protected class of this country, mostly um and now they are in church indeed. just begun you by minister given that he was selected rather than voted him through an election office, the security constraints method that couldn't take place. does he therefore have much of a political mandate over audrey haitians? how would they view him as well as the mandate is, is extremely clear. the monday tuesday is to pacify the country. about 80 percent of the got to do is controlled by gigs. uh you have games taking more than what they originally was outs

why we're spending more than $30 million to harden our coastal infrastructure, projects like south bowers rad to make sure residents can get in and out of town. that's pretty important. and i want to thank the secretaries for their leadership in this area. [applause] last year many of you were instrumental in passing the most significant climate change legislation in our state's history. house bill 99 set ambitious but achievable targets. we committed to cutting greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030 and achieving net zero emissions by 2050. if this is critical for future generations, and i want to recognize senator hansen and representative the phillips for their horde work -- hard work and leadership on this issue. [applause] we have a general assembly full of lead leaders who understand the threat of climate change and who have the political will to talk alaska. thank you for your leadership. the transition to clean energy won't be easy. at times it will be controversial, very controversial. in december we finalized regulation wills to reduce transportation emissions in our state, a

the bower stadium, black. why are big trucks? you think, you know what, this is the people saying, you know, is, you know, so really never gets the stick scouts, not just of these 2 with the judges in longer, but through the fix goes up, the risk is max of this flow. well, what can i hope so, but we, we conscious match them. we have to stand up and show and show i. so yeah, these who i went to visit the julian waves in september with clear, watson, i am the one that slower slowly with a loud voice. and i will make a daily speech sheets in the west tread daily. exactly how this is what we need. i'm sorry, goodness, we have clear today, then we'd be at least better sockets and we have the both of being on the show. well, yeah, but i mean, just back to julian is on himself. i mean, glen in bold, who runs a show also and rumble like like us, as well as, as, as being real. cause said, i think you imply they have successfully destroyed the greatest joy list of the times julian assigned already. they made the example of him to the well

this is all fia bowers. and this keeps calling. it doesn't sit well with me. that's why the ac is not an alternative is not the latest nationwide page suggested that is a widely shared view. while the f, these bases solid more than 70 percent of gm. and cd wouldn't dream of voting for the party. could you imagine voting for the f b using the sawgrass as night after the 90? not the me. yeah. the 1000 java on the ice. the system for the use from 933 to 45 of showing us that this is not good. and that's it. no question about it. it's a party that is not afraid. and that probably explains why the other parties are worried in the past. scandals have done like 2 to 10 if these popularity but as the european election campaign hall top difficult questions about the policies for links could block its path to success. let's take a look at some new polling numbers out from deutschland trend this morning. when it comes to vote or intention, the a f, the remains at 18 percent. that's no change from last month. but they have lost about 5 points since last september. and in