chamberlain.need help? kenneth chamberlain sr.: yes, this is an emergency! i have the white plains police department banging on my door, and i did not call them, and i am not sick! lifeaid operator: everything's all right, sir? kenneth chamberlain sr.: no, it is not all right. i need help. the white plains police department are banging on my door! lifeaid operator: mr. chamberlain, go to your door. amy: at a separate video, one of the separate -- one of the officers is hurling the n-word. then you hear chamberlain say they have come to kill me. amy: despite kinne chambliss, that he had a bad heart, police broke down his door and they shot him with a taser. it was 2011. 12 years later, the city has agreed to a $5 million settlement. we're joined right now by kenneth chamberlain, jr. and mayo bartlett, attorney for the family. he is the former chief of the bias crimes unit of the westchester county district attorney's office and the former chair of the westchester county human rights commission. we

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lisa chamberlain sees a need for this to dr. chamberlain: 83 deliveries happen at our children's hospital. brain development in the first five years of life is extraordinary. >> san mateo county is the fourth wealthiest county in america, home to over 700,000 residents, including 22 billionaires. according to speier foundation, 20,000 children live in poverty. change can come from here. >> we need to do three things -- and our investments in antipoverty programs, especially affordable housing in this community, but we also need to start attacking exploitation, the labor market, financial market, and housing markets, and we have to end segregation. we need to embrace broad, inclusive communities. >> speier's successor in congress was to challenge the federal poverty formula. >> our current poverty line was created in the lyndon b. johnson administration in 1964, and it has not been fundamentally updated since the. >> speier's goal is for san mateo county to serve as a national example. ms. speier: if we can join here, we can't re

cong up we have for sarah chamberlain.campaign 2024, former president trump's indictment and related topics. that conversation coming up. ♪ ♪ >> in 1848, husband and wife william and ellen crop embarked on a journey of self emancipation. there disguised as an wildly the disable appointment with a servant, they left georgia avoiding slave traders, enforcement, and friends all while trying to conceal their identities. woo, author of master slave husband with constant journey north and the impact of the fidgeted slave law passed two users -- fugitive slave law passed two years later. listen to q&a and all of our podcasts and -- and our free c-span now app. ♪ >> she spends campaign 22 a for covers or to the presidential election -- c-span's campaign 24 coverage of the pacific election with events to make up your own mind, campaign 2024 on the c-span network, c-span now our free mobile anytime online at c-span.org. c-span your unfiltered view of politics. >> order your copy of the congressional directory of 118th congress. it i

it's wilt chamberlain�*s 1972 nba finals game 5 la lakers jersey.might mean nothing to you, but the hall of famer wore the jersey in multiple playoff games in 1972 but specifically on the 7th of may, when he scored 2a points and 29 rebounds to lead the lakers to their first—ever nba title, while nursing a broken hand, may i add. that's all the time from us here at the bbc sport centre. before we go, just a recap of our top story — it's all about the reggae girlz. jamaica's footballers crowdfunding their way to the world cup and knocking out brazil to reach the last 16. what a great story. bye— bye. hello there. wednesday's weather did not look or feel particularly summer—like across large swathes of the uk, thanks to an area of low pressure, this swirl of cloud on the satellite picture. this was named storm patricia by the french weather service because of impacts it had in france, but particularly on the southern flank of that storm system, we've had some very strong winds. there have been some really heavy downpours, but that area of low pressure

basketball great wilt chamberlain's 1972 island.erlain's1972 nba finals where chris josie chamberlain's1972 nba finals where chrisjosie is going up for auction and it could sell for an eye watering $4 million later this month. ——jersey. theirfirst watering $4 million later this month. —— jersey. theirfirst title win since moving to los angeles. jerseys are highly sought after items, fellow mba legends michael jordan, kobe bryant selling for the millions in recent years. good to have you with us here on bbc news. hello there. this is certainly not the weather we would expect to find across the uk at this time of the year. once again, all due to another area of low pressure bringing wind and rain. it has been named storm patricia by the french met service with the biggest impacts across the northern coast of france, partly due to the supermoon and also due to the strength of the wind. it will be windy through the english channel, the south coast of england, strong to gale—force winds, though they will be easing late into the afternoon

turkey said that liverpool's alex oxlade-chamberlain went to turkey's besiktas with a three-year contract. shanbel is going to earn 1 million and 700 thousand euros a year in the turkish team . arnatovic is back at inter after 13 years. he said that bologna agreed on the transfer of mark and 34-year-old toheed from austria, and this player is supposed to participate in medical tests on the internet . it is said that the nerazzurri paid eight million euros for this transfer plus a bonus , following eindhoven's midfielder. french football transfers are looking for the 25-year-old defensive midfielder ebrahim senggare and the negotiations have started with the dutch club to recruit this player . bavarians according to per the times bayern munich is negotiating to recruit the 32-year-old spanish-speaking wdr, however, the high salary requested by de gea is considered a serious obstacle in the way of this transfer, and finally cancelo failed in barcelona. sport catalonia newspaper announced that it included the portuguese defender cancelo to barca. the spaniards write cancelo has reached a per

the former liverpool midfielder in the turkish media said that liverpool midfielder alex oxlade-chamberlain signed a three-year contract. shenbel has gone to besiktas in turkey. he is going to earn 1 million and 700 thousand euros a year in the turkish team. after 13 years, gianluca di marzio, a journalist with knowledge in the field of european football transfers, said that bologna made this plan for the transfer of marco van twich 34. year austrian reached an agreement and this player is supposed to participate in online medical tests . it is said that he paid eight million euros for this transfer plus bonuses. looking for a midfielder. looking for ibrahim senggareh , a 25-year-old defensive midfielder. it has been said that the winner of the season is always 37 million euros, and paris saint-germain are in competition with bayern to attract this player. according to the portal , bayern is negotiating to attract the 32-year-old spanish goalkeeper david de gea, however , the high salary requested by de gea is a serious obstacle. the number of transfers is counted and finally cancelo fell s

you see, this is the space of the chamberlain theater.by such great, uh, men and people, and she and she prayed took herself. what was imitated? monitonia, well, the tarkovskys saw something biblical in her face, i wanted to see you this. religious here is the face of mary magdalene from there well, i ask, who is this? because she was absolutely illiterate in this matter in those years. and he began to tell me. she played a scout of researchers of the strong and weak with kolyagin for some reason, the roles of husband and wife of the ranting were silent. why, if you tell the truth, you are the truth of your own free will or like the eightieth, just after the performance of the old new year was transferred to film irina miroshnichenko got into a terrible car accident 3 months in hospital, but returned to the theater and even sang, i'm on stage, i play and sing all my life on stage , irina miroshnichenko happiness, gave the audience sometimes to refuse and work more, but hardly accepted the fate of the raptal with gratitude, we are left alo

but the reason it got so much play is, one, it's at gettysburg and to joshua lawrence chamberlain lived until 1914 and talked about it every single night of his life. yeah, but tunnell hill was at least as impressive as that with 4000 men packed labor and success really defends the 30,000 men that sherman threw at him. and they never did break through. he has successfully defended tunnel hill when word comes that, oh, you know what? back there in the middle of the line, these guys that thomas sent as a diversion that's supposed to help sherman actually broke through. and the whole army's in retreat, except for claimer who's still on tunnel hill. so now he gets a message. a courier rides up piece of paper. general bragg says, defend the rear of the army while we get away. and he does. and the army successfully gets away. if the federals successfully escape from chickamauga to get back to chattanooga in september. now the confederates successfully escape from missionary ridge to get back into georgia before grant can and sherman can sweep up the winnings of their victory. but this this is

coming up we have fosarah chamberlain.mpaign 2024, former president trump's indictment and related topics. that conversation coming up. ♪ ♪ >> in 1848, husband and wife william and ellen crop embarked on a journey of self emancipation. there disguised as an wildly the disable appointment with a servant, they left georgia avoiding slave traders, enforcement, and friends all while trying to conceal their identities. woo, author of master slave husband with constant journey north and the impact of the fidgeted slave law passed two users -- fugitive slave law passed two years later. listen to q&a and all of our podcasts and -- and our free c-span now app. ♪ >> she spends campaign 22 a for covers or to the presidential election -- c-span's campaign 24 coverage of the pacific election with events to make up your own mind, campaign 2024 on the c-span network, c-span now our free mobile anytime online at c-span.org. c-span your unfiltered view of politics. >> order your copy of the congressional directory of 118th congress. it is

in his opinion, in the west we are confronted with churchills outside and chamberlains inside, that istside inside, and dmitry vyacheslavovich very rightly pointed out that there were american experts who from the very beginning pointed out that american policy was unpromising. and in general, this game, uh, the lives of others, uh, an attempt to evade responsibility and it will not end in anything good. although there were examples of when it seems that people have always been considered realists, but in this situation, what is called swam led them and started shouting something along with the rest, uh, the crowd and about biden-minded experts. for example, michael e, koufman, also from the hudson. ah, the center. yes, he is called he is in his other training with cna. now he was a chic geon in this naval analytical center, it seems he was always considered a realist, but at some point something was so imbued with it. uh, the idea of ​​fighting russia what does it mean to become, uh, became? uh're coming out, uh nazi a patriot, he was born in odessa, he can't decide. he's still jewish

assigned place and where is his the reserved place the place reserved for him in the court of chamberlainsnd it is in fact and let's have another two minutes, but regarding these wagners, i would ask this question on the other hand, because as far as i have read the polish press, in particular, they are afraid that the wagnerites will be - to help the belarusian border guards let illegal migrants pass en masse, and maybe even disguise themselves as migrants and pass through the territory of poland. and doing all kinds of things there, it can be absolutely, it can only be some kind of provocation at the same time, such a provocation is petty, er, insignificant. well, there have already been attempts to flood europe with refugees from countries there with arabic education and so on across the belarusian-polish border. they reggae and then uh, as they say, desire will quickly uh, stay somewhere, that's why i don't think that the wagnerites in belarus are something serious . thank you, mr. volodymyr. thank you, as always, for a meaningful and interesting conversation. thank you for answering a

palace in the classical style, was erected at the beginning of the 19th century for the former royal chamberlainibnitsky, it underwent significant restructuring in 1905-1907 from 1920. this was a school, and during the great patriotic war in the occupied territory of the shumilinsky district, underground komsomol organization young avengers , the main part of which were students of the obol school after the war in the former palace the dormitory of the ceramics factory was located in the mid-nineties as a result of arson, the building almost completely burned down , only the outer walls of the palace with a four-column portico were preserved. but the main wealth of this region is nature, so you won’t have to go far for beautiful views on the territory of the shumilinsky and polotsk districts , the republican reserve is spread. kozyansky was formed in 1999. total area. it is over 28,000 hectares. the reserve is a mosaic complex of riding and open lowland swamps, forests, water meadows, and lakes , reservoirs. it's unusual here. their view truly fantastically good news is that they are open for to

took to the streets and the capital need me to express their support of the home to nicole fairly chamberlain. and this is the day the we strongly support. the very strong leadership of equal was on the share was i bought a lead. we were surprised by their eagerness to condemn the seizure of power by the national council for the safeguarding of the homeland. we are looking for the restoration of the constitutional order. indeed, here you need more people are joining and we will protest against all these attributes. countries under anyone that wants to impose then you remain until him popular measures on the chair and the work that he could watch is doing a hand the statements made are important strong and have our support also on the day i'll be a tough choice to save it's environment arriving wires from the adrian to or threatening it's pristine coastline and one of its main likelihood. and i did the show with the locals from the village, used to come here level plausible. that sounds like the end. everything was green and you should move on to it was like a forest for foods like the amazon

a guess, but maybe the now infamous case could be the beginning of the end of the call, fairly chamberlain. and this is the day the it was no just to pack a consent to a case push the correction. what happened to jenny her most so is not an isolated event, but happens in many sports. and in daily life we have mechanisms for these situations. but why are they not used? often beyond certain women's football is pure reprisals. to the moment we are witnessing the real social and sporting backlash which will make this a better country face also on the day a 20 year old you've gotten to none, could be facing the death penalty under the countries. draconian anti homosexuality law with persecution on the rise, the country's l. to be too cute community fears reprisals including being evicted from their homes where they need some things. some of them call you have a safe havens the hiding place because of the site. the defense places, but also to get a place which can host us welcome to the program within 24 hours after the spanish football federation called for the resignation of its president, we

why because i just spoke to the chamberlain. yes, i made up my mind.e sell this construction site and get some pocket money, then we go to court against these impostors and get my father's inheritance, then i go to yukeya, get a master of the game and go to graduate school. now let's get it right. so you're saying we're selling this house. how much? how much they will give for how much they will give katya will give us for him just for pocket expenses, that is, you and i are immediately left without a home, without money, without everything, we go to court correctly, and what will be the essence of our claim that dad could not give? everything to strangers, it's illegal. they are illegal, it's unpleasant. do you know why ? because you saw this will and personally dad's signature, he couldn't do that. why did he earn this money himself, you know? he himself is not you and i, but he is everything to the penny. it is quite logical that he can dispose of his will as he pleases, then with what we will go to court, but he could not do that. and you know it.

but i want to tell them then to draw a parallel to the historical yes, when there was a british chamberlainthey sat in taverns, and when he appeared, the churches, yes, the american, they also sat in the trenches and sat in the bomb shelter, but as they say , there is a difference, so it is really very strange that some political forces are starting to drive this person inside, and frankly destructively somewhere here the heat is gone and still two political technologists i already have political energy let's connect the person to the conversation yes, we just have one more guest, actually they said democracy doesn't work like that when people start to be silenced as soon as they start saying something that someone doesn't like and in we are in touch with jason jasonart, a political technologist of the united states of america, we welcome you, mr. jeans , in the ukrainian language, do you understand that it is necessary to switch to a fortune teller, the question for you is this, we are currently discussing at what point in the war is ukraine and the world, of course, i want to, and every w

what have we learned through chamberlain is achieving autocratic madmen doesn't get you anywhere thesere difficult decisions. we enjoyed a peace dividend minus a few, you know, skirmishes with terrorists we have not had major wars, really, since world war ii let's say world wars we believe that era of the world was overw with. strength through weakness is what the u.s. has adopted. strength through weakness never whit works. i think we need to be stronger just today, we're expecting president biden to release the outbound investment restrictions we, today, just like the u.s. and uk and europe of the 1930s has been our money that has been building the military benefits and building the chinese war machines which has been built with u.s. and european money we have to stop that we have to stop. when you ask what should be done stop outbound restrictions on companies and any company that deal with chinese military building their aircraft carriers and war machines and ships and tanks. everything they're building is being built with u.s. money. >> the democrats and republicans in the u.s. ar

the first one actually happened to be driving around in maine with my pug at the chamberlain and a truck. there is very travels with charley, john steinbeck. but this was the first time i ever measured myself against the world and did it on my own. so i'll do that and i'll do some q&a with you. all right. so the chapter is patagonia and it is chapter four. and i'm going to the part called color fatty. the desert soil looks cut up, so we start that again. excuse the desert soil looks cut up moon rock in the distance make out snow capped mountains reflection of the sky blue largo argentina makes the skies extra blue the man i'm riding with drives respectfully through the hills rather carefully, as if to make the point that the terrain isn't his. he is a custodian in slowly more spanish. he if this is my first time. yes, he nods accordingly. i wonder what tipped him off and realize it's everything in this mountain valley with a large fresh water source and lago argentino color is the perfect spot to live in otherwise inhospitable desert. when the argentine government created, the nearby los

. -- a stanford pediatrician, lisa chamberlain, sees the need for this. >> 80% of families in san mateonty on medicaid -- >> san mateo county is the fourth wealthiest county in america, home to over 700,000 residents, including 22 billionaires. according to spears' foundation, 27,000 children live in poverty. a princeton professor was a keynote speaker at the summit. he believes change can come from here. >> we need to do three things, deepen our investments in anti-poverty programs, especially affordable housing in this community. but we also need to start attacking exploitation of the poor and the labor market, the financial markets, and the housing markets. we have to end segregation. we have to embrace broad, inclusive communities. >> representative kevin mullin is also breaking in a bill that would change the federal poverty formula. >> the current federal poverty line was created during the great society under the lyndon johnson administration, 1964, and it has not been fundamentally updated since then. >> spears' goal is for san mateo county to serve as a national example. >> if

this is doctor richard and gettysburg, holmes brother-in-law and over here chamberlain embalming again and the calamity. he dies of a fever. this is natural and he looks like he's only sleeping so they sent for an embalmer. i had never read anything definitive on what i suspect is in the field, they would follow armies so she calls him the firm ofan brown and alexander ad thee embalming in chloride and a 23-year-old man and she was laid out in the green room of the white house and then was temporarily deterred as oak hill cemetery and william carol was supreme court clerk at the time. president lincoln would visit the tomb often and is said to have ordered his confidence sealed so he could view the bodies. and it was similar, and 1850s version and there were two companies in the company in europe. and the raymond version because senator ward was an owner of the company. your good buddy owns a coffin company and you're probably going to use that coffin. let's move forward three years after the death of willie and we all know what happened friday 1865. so the following day when lincoln d

we have thomas holmes brother-in-law taken in fredericksburg and then over here this is doctors chamberlain and again camp lederman at these two gentlemen in the coffin they are alive. they had the exciting prospect of having their pitcher made. so those are models. so, let's now move to february of 1862 when a calamity robs the white house, willie lincoln dies of typhoid fever and this is on mrs. lincoln's mind. he looks natural like he's only sleeping so they send for anna and ballmer. they don't send for thomas holmes, which i have never read anything definitive on why what ies suspect they would follow te armies. she calls on the firm of brown and alexander. the same that brought the ambling formula and he was temporarily at the oak hill cemetery in the family vault of william carol. president lincoln would visit the tomb very often and is said to have offered on at least two occasions. now he was in a very metallic coffin similar to this one. this is an 1850s version, so by the mid-1860s there were two companies that were making these. one was out of cincinnati. the other was the w ray

. >> a lot of people know the name chamberlain as a chain of nursing schools.'re online and you have campuses, as well. >> that's right. we own the country's largest nursing school with 27 campuses. bealso deliver online and deliver hybrid programs, as well >> there's always this reputation with for-profit schools. health care is a little different, a lot of your candidates might be in the workforce and working professionally talk to me about who are the people at these schools and what's the cost of the program and you've been around for like 60 years >> that's right. we focus on what the -- like we think of the folks that have jobs, families, other obligations. we take the model that meets them where they are. so we have part-time programs, night and weekend programs, full-time programs and we try to support the student in a way that allows them to achieve an skrout come that they might not achieve in a traditional university >> "the wall street journal" reminds us of the high cost of colleges and universities. maybe some for-profit pressures. talk to me abou

we have theh embalming of william gannal who was taken to fredericksburg and over here doctors chamberlain camp letterman. these two gentlemen in the coffin are alive. they have the exciting prospect of having their picture made. those are models. let's now move to february of 1852 when it calamity rocks the white house. william lincoln dies of typhoid fever and this is on lincoln's fine. he looks like he's only sleeping so they send for an embalmer. they don't send for thomas holmes which i've never read anything definitive on why but i suspect is out inmb the field in bombing. these embalmers follow the army so she calls on the firm of and alexander. the same dr. that licensed dr. sucquet in bombing formula with fluoride. the 23 of me and by the name of henryat picks cell embalmed youg willie lincoln and he was laid out in the green room of the white house and then he was temporarily interred at oak dale cemetery in theam family vault williamrt harold who is a supree court clerk at the time. president lincoln would visit that tim very often and was said to have ordered his coffin unseale

host: where joined by sarah chamberlain, president and chief executive officer of the republican mainstream partnership to talk about campaign 2024 and other related issues. thank you for coming back on the program. how do you describe your organization? guest: we are a group of conservatives. we are 90 plus members in the house and senate and we really want to get things done. we are willing to move the country forward. he did not note most of our members because were not out there yelling, we do the work for the people. host: is there a common denominator your members share when it comes to principles? guest: there conservatives and they are willing to compromise. we live in biden's 15 district, trumps 30 district so it is a wide range of individuals north, south, out west but they are primary is we have to get things done for the people. that is the biggest common thing. host: you have 90 members. who are some of the standout members? guest: johnson, instrumental in increasing the debt ceiling working with us with the speaker. stephanie advised, mainstream caucus, official hill. mike abb

supporter, as is mike pence, vice president pence, who referred to president trump as a neville chamberlainhat to vivek ramaswamy, he's even more entitled to be accused of that. he's entitled to his freedom of speech, but we've always had flamboyant people, sadly n times of distress, that go toward supporting totalitarians and fascists, which is what ramaswamy goes for. he's a smart, entertaining guy who comes out with outrageous positions to get attention. he clearly is part of the rudy giuliani, rfk jr., allen dershowitz forget-me-not school of public discourse, so he says outrageous things. to think he'd be this naive, to think he'd get an agreement with russia to sever ties with china by giving up this hard-fought land in the donbas where he's done nothing is just ludicrous, and it flies in the face of all the u.s. interests. you know, it's -- governor desantis calls it a territorial dispute, and he's vacillated up and back. ramaswamy is going up harsher and harsher against ukraine and it's an unsupported position. he should go over there and visit. >> as for judge luidig and professor

i mean, he's almost from a foreign policy perspective, he's the neville chamberlain.gan. >> did they try him out or were they really trying to attack donald trump? >> he's asking for revolution. >> i have the equivalent of punching a couch cushion. you can't attack donald trump so they were going to attack vivek? >> that's an interesting question. i don't think i've thought about that. i think he just got on their nerves and he was so freakin' obnoxious and he couldn't take it anymore. who is this -- can you imagine somebody who admitted he hadn't even thought about foreign policy until six months ago, man explaining to nikki haley who was a u.n. ambassador about foreign approximately see? they just couldn't help themselves. that's what wi think. stephanie, what did you see? >> i think that he embodied exactly what the harvard university calls him the section guy, josh wrote about this. he's the guy that speaks in class incessantly, but doesn't say anything of merit and of substance and everybody can't stand him, but they kind of have to still be on the good side beca

and then over here, this is doctors chamberlain and lefferts, embalming tent camp letterman at gettysburg these two gentlemen in the coffin, they are alive. okay. they had the exciting prospect of having their picture made. so those are models. so let's now move to february of 1862, when a calamity rocks the white house, willie lincoln dies of typhoid fever. and this is on mrs. lincoln's mind. he looks natural. he looks like he's only sleeping. okay. so they send vernon bomber. now they don't send for thomas holmes. i have never read anything on why. what i suspect is holmes was out in the field in bombing. these embalmers would follow the armies. so she calls on the firm of brown and alexander the same dr. brown that bought suitcase or license doctor. suitcase, embalming the zinc chloride and a 23 year old man by the name of henry cattell embalmed a young willie lincoln. all. and he was laid out in the green room of the white house. and. and then he was temporarily interred at. oak hill cemetery in the family vault of william carroll, who was a supreme court clerk at the time. now, presi

al, sarah chamberlain talks about campaign 2024, key congressional races and the future of the republicanparty's moderate wing. washington journal is next. host: welcome to washington journal, one of the nation's three big credit rating agencies recently downgraded the u.s.

sending him who play in the tit below the premier league as dna lake has jersey won a by willed chamberlain and d. $9272.00, n b a finals is to be auctioned. the hall of fame play at ward one who school 20 full points and $29.00 re balance against new york. next spot, having a broken hand to lead the lakers to the 1st and b, a title. bidding starts later this month, and the jersey is expected to fetch more than $4000000.00. topsy taylor for it to ease into the law. succeeding of the city opened in washington, the american beat, his fellow countryman and pop rock, the same partner, the county, divide the and straight set 6th street 6th street. this is for it to 17th when from 20 matches, and he's aiming for his the title, the season. next up, a full fritz is former well, number one and demari. the brett's visa. american. brandon naca. she met in straight sets. this is maurice singles, much liquid. this is the seat and we'll go the 2nd round last month. and finally, somebody a sports minister has apologize off the non train. the sprint uh was sent to represent the country at the world univers

this is actually david chamberlain's live camera. he's a resident there in pacifica and he has his camera up all the time, actually interviewed him after the winter storms. he got some flooding. but thankfully, things are looking better there. and it is a beautiful morning. so we'll have a check of your forecast coming up. well, reams california bakery is responding following claims by the san francisco police officers association that its employees refused service to officers on instagram, the cafe released a statement saying in part, quote, in a time of increased gun violence particularly impacting people of color, youth and queer people, we believe that maintaining a strict policy of prohibiting guns in our restaurant keeps us safer. officers say that a staff member from the bakery refused to serve a first responder in uniform last weekend in a tweet, the police union referred to the bakery's decision as anti police bigotry. the bakery is located in san francisco's mission district. and as kids adjust to being back in school, a sp

and he finished second to australia's 0scar chamberlain.e. and in the women's fixture, phoebe litchfield hit 68 off 45 balls to set the superchargers up for a 14—run victory against the oval invincibles. the victory means they're up to third, one point off the top. stay up—to—date with all the latest of the bbc sport website that is it for me for the moment, bye—bye. hello. we had our brief spell of warmth in the last couple of days, and now that the weekend is here, of course, it's turning a little cooler and more unsettled. but don't get me wrong, it's not going to be awful. there will certainly be some fine weather around, some lengthy spells of sunshine, but quite a few showers around as well, brought by this area of low pressure just to the north—west of us right now. and this is how it's going to barrel across the uk during the course of the weekend, and the closer you are to the centre of this low pressure, the more frequent the showers will be. so, through the course of this evening and overnight, showers, quite frequent ones spread

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