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i'm colin allred. .unning for senate to fix this problem. >> congressman already to -- congressman allred. >> you attended a black pride dinner in north texas that disturbed and -- going for the release of -- [indiscernible] >> do still consider the border wall to be racist? >> do you believe joe biden can handle another four years? ♪ >> why did you vote against biden's border policies? >> a reminder this pgram and all of c-span's campaign 2024 >> friday nights, watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail, providing a one-stop shop to discover what the candidates are saying to voters along with first-hand accounts from political voters differ borders, whole numbers -- poll numbers and campaign ads. watch the campaign trail friday night at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or as a podcast on c-span now, our free mobile app, or wherever you get your podcasts. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> if you ever miss any of c-span's coverage, you can find it anytime online at c-span.org. videos of key hear

i'm colin allred. .ning for senate to fix this problem. >> congressman already to -- congressman allred. >> you attended a black pride dinner in north texas that disturbed and -- going for the release of -- [indiscernible] >> do still consider the border wall to be racist? >> do you believe joe biden can handle another four years? ♪ >> why did you vote against biden's border policies? >> a reminder thisroam and all of c-span's campaign 2024 >> journal come a live forum to discuss the latest issues of government, and public policy in washington and across the country. saturday morning we will look at the efforts to expand school choice program in america with the president and ceo of it choice. and the author of popular information discusses his sub stock newsletter and the political news of the day. c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> saturday, 20 24 republican presidential nominee and former president donald tmppeak

i'm colin allred. .unning for senate to fix this problem. >> congressman already to -- congressman allred. >> you attended a black pride dinner in north texas that disturbed and -- going for the release of -- [indiscernible] >> do still consider the border wall to be racist? >> do you believe joe biden can handle another four years? ♪ >> why did you vote against biden's border policies? >> a reminder program and all of c-span's campaign 2024 coverage can be found online at c-span.org/campaign. >> coming up, book tv's author interview program afterwards with a journalist who reports on the success and concerns surrounding a new weight loss drug and his own expenses taking ozempic. the deputy attorney general lisa monaco addressing the justice's department's work to defend elections and the democratic institutions. the acting director of the secret service on increasing security during events with presidential candidates and their running mates. >> saturday, 2024epublican presidential nominee and former pr

kaepernick, colin kaepernick had a collusion case against the nfl.at an undisclosed amount, but it did not result in him getting another opportunity, although there were several teams that thought about it, there's several teams kick the tires on it. it never happened, it never materials realize and i think that's the thing that has to be so frustrating. the colin kaepernick, especially audie, when he looks see some of the mediocre quarterbacks out there in the nfl, especially in your backup position, i think the thing that jump in here because i think for those of us who don't follow it as closely, we also see players who who are a little bit older, who are getting more time out on the field. it's not so far fetched, but is it like is it basically kind of fantasy at this point just because sports guys always like are very strident in their opinions about these things. but has the ship, quote unquote sailed? >> yeah. i guess the thing that i would love to see as a longtime observer and journalists, i'd love to see him just get a shot. now, that's not

colin, you touch on some _ destructive. colin, you touch on some incidents _ destructive.ly l destructive. colin, you touch| on some incidents recently in europe. there was also this incident on a russian penal colony claimed by the islamic state group. does it feel to you like the group has now become a bit more active in recent months?— recent months? without question. _ recent months? without question, carl. - recent months? without question, carl. the - recent months? without - question, carl. the frequency, the tempo, we've seen some pretty high—profile attacks just to get into a 24. the claremont attack in iran, istanbul. severalfoiled plots istanbul. several foiled plots throughout istanbul. severalfoiled plots throughout western europe. this is isis now on the move. they feel a sense of momentum and this is happening at the same time that the united states and its allies are overly focused on what we call great power competition. china, russia, occupy and it's, it's a bit of a perfect storm. i'm a bit concerned about what we're going to see in the us to the —— lead

you talk about the last time colin kaepernick played. it was under jim harbaugh. >> and he wanted to have him on the team because he knows what he can contribute to other players. >> i still believe collins still believes he can play as a quarterback in the nfl, and i just don't believe that opportunity will ever come for him so let's talk about what's changed in the nfl because when colin kaepernick was kneeling during the anthem, this was pre george floyd. >> it was pre this so-called reckoning with race in the us the nfl has allowed black lives matter and social justice messages on the helmets hundreds of millions of dollars over ten years donated to social justice causes. but still that commitment for some reason has blackballed kaepernick. am i oversimplifying it that just one does not match the other you know what victor you the truth is, we all understand being the first is the difficulty, right? >> like when you're the first sitting, you're going to have to deal with all of the things. so let me explain what i mean by that cohen

joining me now is texas, husband colin allred. >> thanks for having me, chris, i appreciate it. >> let's start with meat and potatoes here. we were just talking about senate:, battleground states polling. what, when you go to voters in texas, what are the top three things you say you sent me to the u.s. senate and i will do this, this, this, vote to the spring on the opposite side of ted cruz? >> in texas, we are experiencing what a total ban on abortion looks like. the reality is, it is horrific. we are telling these stories and unfortunately there are so many texas women who have so many different stories. what we are talking about is i am a fourth generation texan. i was raised in dallas by a single law. there is one thing i know about us, we believe in freedom. we have to restore this freedom to 30 million americans, 30 million texans who have been living under the boot heel of this. this is ted cruz is abortion ban. you have to think about the discussion about the border. my grandfather was a customs officer in the tip of tex

all right, let me introduce our next guest uh, colin radex carter joins us. he's an anti-war and anti-imperialism activist. he's also organizer and co-founder of the endi news network, cose of the podcast inn news and he attended the rage against the war machine anti-warley in february 2023. welcome uh taking a look at the occupied west bank or guess there uh sabrina talked about how um the economic collapse of the pa which is what uh we are seeing happen because of lack of money that. regime doesn't release um, she seems to think that it will give rise to uh hamas and maybe that's bad for the israelis, but overall when you have so many palestinians uh that are out of money, there's obviously the possibility of another interfather, why do you think that that would be bad for the israelies? um, it would be bad for the israelies because it would create vacuum of control uh in the territory, um... right now the pa was meant to be a first step toward an independent palestinian state, but negotiations have been a stand still for more than decade. abas has been pow

let's see what uh collex, sorry, colin raidix carter things, anti-war and anti-imperialism activist. colin, welcome back, um, israel placing economic sanctions against the pa uh since october 7th, especially uh, we're looking at how that is obviously making the pa suffer as a results uh the palestinians who uh are on the receiving end also um the israel goal of settlement expansion is to go after the entire west bank uh is that something that can be concluded by the way that this israely regime is acting? yes uh and db and yahoo has made it clear uh that ultimately this is his ultimate goal uh the fact that it last september uh it was reported that he used a prop of map with title, which he titled the new middle east, which depicted it section of all the regions of the middle east, which did not include palestine, that he shaded in green ' as the idea of arab states that even normalized ties with israel or in the case of saudi arabia will locked in talks to establish formal relationships with israel, yanyahu's hope is that palestinians could be sideline in a more broader regional tab

. >> michael: colin farrell raw and emotional. >> it was so profound. it was magic. >> michael: the actor on the life of his son who has a rare genetic disorder. now his mission to ensure james and others like him are taken care of. incredible comeback. quincy hall seizing gold in the 400 meter final and the unstoppable a'ja wilson, leading women's basketball one game closer to another gold, with some gold medal goats cheering them on. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> michael: good morning america. we got all the action from paris coming up just ahead. what a 400. that was a good race to watch. >> whit: my hamstrings were aching just watching them come down the stretch. so much fun. a lot to cover. taylor swift in vienna, canceling concerts there. we'll tell you what we know about the alleged terror plot. all that, with taylor set to appear in london next week. maggie rulli has the latest. >> linsey: we begin with tropical storm debby making landfall for the second time overnight. >> michael: let's go right to ginge

colin laughs colin paterson, bbc news.pple tv. for eurovision fans, we have learnt the grand final this year in 2025 will take place in basel, swiss city. that will be on saturday, 17th may, 2025. semifinals on tuesday, 13th may and thursday 15th may. in the meantime, time for a look at the weather. �* , ., , ., ., . weather. august draws to a close this weekend, _ weather. august draws to a close this weekend, a _ weather. august draws to a close this weekend, a month _ weather. august draws to a close this weekend, a month of - weather. august draws to a close this weekend, a month of big - this weekend, a month of big contrasts. perhaps mr stark in northern england. as far as when full is concerned, barely a fifth of the normal amount. —— rainfall. western areas have seen lots of cloud, notjust through august, the entirety of summer. stornoway, western isles, one of the dullest spots, barely half the normal sunshine. next couple of days probably comes as welcome news for many in the north and west, a lot more of dry wea

colin laughs colin paterson, bbc news.ple tv+. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. august draws to a close this weekend, a month of big contrasts. perhaps most stark in northern england. as far as rainfall is concerned, barely a fifth of the normal amount. in cumbria, 100 in cumbria,100 miles away, well over double. western areas have seen lots of cloud, notjust through august, the entirety of summer. stornoway, western isles, one of the dullest spots, barely half the normal sunshine. next couple of days probably comes as welcome news for many in the north and west, a lot more dry weather and sunshine, especially as high pressure builds from the south from the south and the west. the winds will be light, especially in england and wales, strong sunshine, feeling very pleasant. fair weather cloud. more sunshine in scotland and northern ireland with the morning showers fading away and temperatures still in the mid to high teens here, bit of a breeze coming in from the west, but lighter winds further sout

well, i thought to myself, colin, what a good story. indeed.so colin, what a good story. indeed.look, we tracked this fella down. so we did. and it is a lovely story and you can see the whole story on our breakfast programme tomorrow. but long story short, this is a fella called paul speers. he is a street cleaner in south—east london, he his community rallied around him. they loved him. wanted to send him on a dream holiday. they crowdfunded and raised £3,000. let's have a listen to him. >> i think that voucher, which they're going to send me when i can go on holiday and hopefully i'll be flying out saturday. well, they did say if i wanted to go two weeks, they'd pay me for the two weeks, but i'm going to try and split it, so i'll take a week now and maybe a week later on. >> he's a smart fella. el—sisi so he's been finally allowed to get his £3,000 dog. he's off on his holiday. did you notice he went as soon as i can, i.e. saturday? he's not wasting any time, is he? but he's mixing it up. he's going to split his holiday. and i liked that because you know what? there's so many,

colin henry, we will see. come see us again. you. >> thank you. >> in the next hour. >>> the issue on the ballot in 10 states and how it can drive turnout to the polls . . , no refrigeration, no heating or air conditioning. the winds are not letting up at all here. we're going to see some power outages. number one thing to prepare for is extended power outages. are you prepared? you can be with a generac home standby generator. when a power outage occurs, your generac home standby generator automatically powers up, using your home's existing natural gas or propane, so your life goes on without disruption. you and your family are comfortable, safe, and secure. stay tuned, to get over a $500 value free on the most popular home standby generator in the world. with the generac, we don't have to worry about whether we lose power or not. if the utility company does not come through, our generac does. having a generac takes a lot of the anxiety out of, there's going to be a storm. after the hurricane happened, we just want to be prepar

i like to thank our guest today, colins nueke, a global affairs analyst. we now take a short break before our next topic or nigeria's move to find us tech giant meter over data violations. nigeria finds meta over data violations. this week on expose, no shocker here, western media had already faulstly painted hezballah commander fuker as villain before even knowing his name, justifying zinis israel's lethal strike in the capital bayrut regardless of the civiling casualties, including children. meanwhile, digital outlets are spinning iran's lawful retaliation to zionist israel's braizen and illegal attack its soil as attack on israel, ignoring the fact that iran's move is fully protected. by international law, and get this, a marif poll shows a stagering 69% of israeli entity settlers back targeted assassinations, even if it means postponing their long awaided ceasefire in gaza, stay tuned for expose, the truth is just the revelation away. nigeria's federal competition and consumer protection commission has fined mata, the parent company of facebook, whatsa

i would like to thank our guest today colins nueke, a global affairs analyst. we now take a short break before our next topic on nigeria's move to find us tech giant mata over data violations. nigeria finds meta over data violation. hizulah's response to the recent zionist aggression on the lebanese capital, will it spark in all out war with beirot or remain a series of targeted strikes? will examine ziness israel's demand for measured response from heizbollah and whether such an approach is viable after major attacks on lebanese targets and with iran, iraq, lebanon and yemen, all vowing retaliation while zionist israel, the us, the uk, france. and some other arab nations prepared to counter, how close are we to a full-scale regional conflict? du in for in-depth analysis of the escalating tensions and what it means for the future of the region, don't. it resistance revenge strike this week on the media stream. nigeria's federal competition. consumer protection commission has fined mata, the parent company of facebook, whatsapp and instagram, $220 million dollar

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joining us now, the after mention congressman, colin allred from texas. how was that?at experience was like? >> hey, nicole, thanks for having me. it was great and it was a unique experience for me. you know, what i wanted to do in the short bit of time i had was introduce myself, talk about how important the selection is, but also, and you know we all know guys like ted cruz and donald trump. anyone who's been on a team, anyone who's had to work in a group setting knows what i'm talking about. there's those guys that will take all the credit, you don't do any of the work, who you can't count on in a crisis and there the guys who hold you back and you can have too many of them. any kind of team setting. locker rooms had a way of turning those guys out. you see them bouncing around the league, going from team to team, even though they are talented. in congress, we have too many of them. for texas, we can afford six more years of a guy like ted cruz only cares about himself but also, part of his self interest is taking away the rights of texans and a lot of this conventi

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so that's to put it simply what does. >> it mean to have someone like colin farrell talking about this, it's amazing just like you saw in the clip, i think a lot of our families have experienced are yearning to experience that moment of those, those first steps. >> i know that when jackson took his first steps, it was the same emotion. you see that determination you see that that drive in that resilience in their eyes and the things that some of us it's so easy for us to take steps for them. they work really, really hard and some of our families are still really working hard to have i have that exposure is unbelievable, especially for what the foundations really going to be focusing on. it's an issue not only for those affected by angelman syndrome, but so many more. there are 7,000 rare diseases in the world. many people struggling with the services and the to have collin and then the foundation to come out as a voice and come along with other organizations working on this is remarkable yeah, we were showing that footage a few moments ago. >> colin pharaoh's son trying to take those s

the waves have come crashing down for olympic surfing correspondent colin jost.fing events and ended up leaving monday. he had been putting on a brave face through multiple ailments sustained during his time in the field, including a foot injury that he got. he scratched his foot on a coral reef and also a staph infection from that, but i guess, you know what? we're in august, and snl season is coming around the corner with so much material, right? since they were last on the air. i can imagine he just needs to gear up for that. >> as long as he left with all of his toes. >>> now it's the only animal hospital in the world that would give equal treatment to deadpool and dog pool. r ryan reynolds took to instagram to respond to a vet that offered belly rubs. and he said don't think for a second i won't come in to redeem this effort. belly rubs are why i became a golden retriever in the first place. he owns a golden retriever named bax. if he goes into that vet hospital, we're going to need to see the footage of it. >> just the perks when you have a record-breaking

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tonight and colin kaepernick on the job hunt again, this time for something different.uld be next for the former 49ers quarterback? i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'm tracking two different systems. i'll show you the impacts of the temperatures and some even unusual rainfall chances coming to california. i'll explain. pl theus driverless waymo cars keep people up honking at each other all night long. okay, so two weeks ago, waymo started parking its driverless cars in this lot you see right here next to high rises on second and harrison streets. ever since neighbors say the cars have been honking repeatedly at all hours of the night because they're programed to honk when other cars get too close. well, today, waymo tells us it's fixing the problem with a software update. but the real test is tonight. it's like a wait and see right now. let's find out whether there's another night of honking. and if there is what the solution or the fix will be this time around. waymo implemented a first fix yesterday that stopped the honking in the parking lot, but the cars were

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well, colin kaepernick, back in the nfl, it's not happening. the powerhouse reunion is a no go. earlier this week, we reported that former 49ers head coach jim harbaugh told reporters that he wanted his former qb as an assistant coach. harbaugh is now coaching the l.a. chargers today. harbaugh said kaepernick will not join his staff, but the door remains open for the future. the 36 year old kaepernick says he's still working out, hoping to play in the nfl, even though he hasn't played since leaving the 49ers in 2016. just under a month to go until the emmys and the hosts are finally set. the stars of schitt's creek, dan and eugene levy will host this year in los angeles. the father son team cleaned up at the emmys in 2020. it was the first time a father and son won major awards in the same year. and now the levys will make history again. they will become the first father son duo to ever host the event. eugene levy is also nominated this year for his show the reluctant traveler. the 76th emmy awards will air live on september 15th. i laugh just looking at both of those guys. grea

among those supporting proposition 36 is elizabeth walker, whose son colin died after taking cocaineaced with fentanyl. proposition 36 would increase penalties for certain theft and drug crimes. it would have. it would have allowed murder charges to be filed against the person who sold colin the drug. >> my son was murdered. someone put poisoning into what? he should not have been taking. >> like we're criminalizing homelessness. we're criminalizing poverty. is that what america is about? is that what california is about? >> proposition 36 would also make drug treatment mandatory to avoid prison time. tomorrow, san mateo county's board of supervisors is expected to officially support the measure. >> a big focus of our building a better bay area effort every da. and here at abc7 news is highlighting solutions. >> that's right, and we love sharing them. here at 11, our first breakthrough tonight is a push to protect longtime small businesses in san francisco. several say they're being pushed out. >> supervisor and mayoral candidate aaron peskin announced a plan today to make it harder

you must know colin then. ah, no way! small world. ok, great. get a chance, that'd be awesome. all right. really nice to meet you, buddy. all right, see you later. ooh, that wasn't too bad. i need a coffee. yeah, sure. so it's henry. that's h for hopelessness, e for exhausted, n for nothing... yeah, as in, "i feel nothing". r for run down, y as in, why does this... why does this keep happening? you can do this. come on, get it together. check it one more time. hi. how's it going? so, where are you? are you in the leeds office? 0k. yeah, yeah. you work with, uh, you work with sally and joe. cool yeah, i think i've emailed them a few times. do you go into the office quite a bit then or...? yeah. i only usually go in, like, once every other week. how long have you been at the firm? you must know colin then. ah, no way! small world. ok, great. yeah, if you just send me that over when you get a chance, that'd be awesome. all right. really nice to meet you, buddy. all right, see you later. ooh, that wasn't too bad. i need a coffee. yeah, sure. so it's

colin paterson, bbc news, manchester. olympic opening ceremony, it will be held outside a stadium for the first time. athletes will take part in what's being described as a "people's parade" travelling past some of paris' most iconic landmarks, located along the route between the champs—elysees and the place de la concorde. spectators can watch for free along the route before the official parade take place in front of ticket—holders at the place de la concorde. 0rganisers estimate that around 50,000 people will watch the ceremony. we do have a lovely picture, actually, of paris. hopefully we'll bring that up in a moment. localtime we'll bring that up in a moment. local time 6:23 in the morning. but the sun rising. as you can see, preparations well underway for the paralympics today, and sir keir starmer — britain's new prime minister — will also be at that opening ceremony with president macron. most of the venues being used at the olympics like the olympic opening ceremony, it will be held outside a stadium for the first

colin paterson, bbc news, manchester.pening ceremony in paris. it's 11 days of elite competition across 22 sports, involving 4,400 athletes representing 128 nations. our sports correspondent, andy swiss, reports from paris. go! ready for the final push. britain's paralympians aiming for glory in paris. whatever their sport, success is in their sights. well, that was nice. it all starts with tomorrow's opening ceremony, where wheelchair tennis player lucy shuker and wheelchair basketball�*s terry bywater will carry the flag. bywater�*s now at his seventh games, but this means more than anything. i was...i was emotional, i'm not going to lie. i cried when i had my team—mates coming up to me and giving me huge cuddles with tears in their eyes. yeah, it was just such an emotionalfeeling, finding out that i'm going to be carrying my nation's flag in the biggest sporting event in the world. to be a paralympian is one thing. to be a five—time paralympian and then be a flag—bearer, it'sjust insane. but their team has a tough act

what it is going to take for colin allred to get across the finish line and unseat ted cruz?an against a sitting incumbent republican in texas who no one thought any had chance of all of winning that seat, collin allred beat him, and when he beat him, he legislated in a way that brought republicans and democrats together around those very issues that i just described right now that make every day texans' lives better. if he can continue to tell that story across the state and contrast it with ted cruz, who not only helped to incite the insurrection in january 2021, but when this state lost power literally, i mean, no more heat, no more water in our pipes because they were frozen, no more electricity, 700 texans lost their lives, many of them freezing to death in their homes, ted cruz went to the ritz carlton in cancun, collin allred was on the ground trying to help people in this state. that issue of character, i think, is going to be absolutely defining in this race. we can make it about that, then collin allred defeats ted cruz in november. >> congressman, please stick arou

colin paterson, bbc news, manchester. that's all for now. stay with bbc news. hello. spells of sunshine, but it won't be dry everywhere. in fact, farfrom it. we are expecting a few showers and in the morning across one or two areas it actually could be pretty wet. let me show you the big picture. here's the forecast for wednesday. a couple of weather fronts bringing showers into northern ireland and western scotland, and this one here also in the north of england, wales and stretching to southwestern areas. but whether you've got the sunshine or the rain in the morning, it's actually going to be quite warm first thing — 17 in london, about 15 around merseyside and similar values there for glasgow and edinburgh. so showers reaching northern ireland and western scotland. and here's that weather front stretching from northern england through the lakes, into lancashire, wales. maybe the west midlands, could be some spits and spots further south, too. so for a time some of us will catch some rain here, showers there moving into scotland. and big temperature contrasts on we

representative colin allred who wants his job, 45%. within the margin of error against donald trump, and i say deja vu because we talk about texas, it feels like every year. democrats are within striking distance. only for ted cruz to hold his challenger back. >> ted cruz is probably one of the more, if you look at the scale of senators, probably one of the more unpopular senators, but texas is still a red sate. but here's what i would say. i do think that colin allred will bring it closer than other candidates in the pass. i think it will be a 2, 3 point race. colin allred is spending a lot of money on the air waves of texas, a lot, a lot of money. early. we're 75 days out. the last number i saw was $20 million on television, compared to a single digit number from ted cruz. he's trying to make it a race. texas democrats who say the state is going to turn blue all the time are going to be disappointed this year. i think it will eventually happen. we had an event with lizzie fletcher, texas democrats are again falling in love with their

up next, colin kaepernic.e gridiron and the sweet smell of mayonnaise on the alcohol. americans, especially those under the age of 35, are choosing apparently, to abstain from alcohol. nearly half of americans say having 1 or 2 drinks a day is bad for your health, and that's the highest in more than two decades. it does help that nonalcoholic mocktails have become popular. yes. and you know, the pressure to drink has lessened. i believe that you three ladies do not drink at all. that's my recollection. so i'm the only one here that can really address this based on. i'll just say this based on, based on my daughters and their friends. i'm not sure about this trend. they might be going the other way, but what do you guys do? you guys have mocktails when you go out? >> not really. i have sometimes, yep, yep. because they're getting very creative and quite delicious. and i've noticed more restaurants offer like a long list of menu items on mocktails. what do you think? >> i am part of the group that doesn't drink.

and in the same breath: greenlee -- colin greenlee told us they were engaged, they asked kamala to officiateir wedding. in the same way she always steps up when it matters, kamala puts so much time into those remarks and bound them in a book that matched her dress and turned that into a gift for the happy couple. a few days ago during this incredible time we are going through, there was a brief window when kamala was back at home and i saw her sitting on her favorite chair and in the middle of a wild month, i hoped she was having a quiet moment to herself. then i realized she was on the phone. my mind went to all the potential crises of vice president could be dealing with, whether domestic, foreign, campaign. i could see she was focused and all i knew is that it must be something important. it turns out it was. ella had called her. that is kamala. that's kamala. those kids are her priority. and that scene was a perfect map of her heart. she has always been there for our children and i know she will be there for yours, too. kamala is a joyful warrior. it is doing for her country what she has

colin paterson, bbc news, manchester. time for the weather now with tomasz. hello.farfrom it. we are expecting a few showers and in the morning across 1 or 2 areas it actually could be pretty wet. let me show you the big picture. here's the forecast for wednesday. a couple of weather fronts bringing showers into northern ireland and western scotland, and this one here also in the north of england, wales and stretching to south—western areas. but whether you've got the sunshine or the rain in the morning, it's actually going to be quite warm first thing — 17 in london, about 15 around merseyside and similar values there for glasgow and edinburgh. so showers reaching northern ireland and western scotland. and here's that weather front stretching from northern england through the lakes, into lancashire, wales. maybe the west midlands, could be some spits and spots further south, too. so for a time some of us will catch some rain here, showers there moving into scotland. and big temperature contrasts on wednesday. eastern england, east anglia and the south—east, mid—hig

colin paterson has more from manchester. me and him were, like, telepathic, you know what i mean?ies of huge shows next summer. always famous for their feuding... we don't like each other, man. ..today�*s news might help explain why noel gallagher had recently been so complimentary about liam. do you think your voice brings a sensitivity to the songs? - if songs were drinks, right, liam's is a shot of tequila, right? and mine's half a guinness. at the height of their mid—�*90s britpop peak, oasis were simply massive. even harry enfield's kevin and perry paid tribute. how was manchester? yeah, you know, result, top, mad for it. # so sally can wait... # and despite splitting up 15 years ago, there's a strong argument that they remained the biggest band in britain. not surprisingly, in manchester's northern quarter, it wasn't hard to find people with opinions on the reunion. it's amazing for all the fans and it's wonderful to keep that lineage of music going and make up as brothers, because they're family, at the end of the day. when did they make up? how has this happened? what's yo

colin paterson, bbc news, manchester. have decided to reunite now. as a fan, i would like to think, you know, it's no secret that noel is currently going through an expensive divorce. um, but it's also the 30th anniversary of their debut. definitely, maybe. and let's not forget that their peers in britpop, from blur to pulp, who have all said that, you know, oasis should get together. they've all been encouraging this. their peers have done this, they've all reunited. but i think that no band from the �*90s has a bigger, more anticipated reunion than oasis. this is the thing that fans have been waiting for so long. and why? for those who are less familiar with their music, what is it about their sound that that generated all that excitement? i think a lot of it, to explain to someone who's not familiar is that, like many bands who have brothers involved, from the black crowes to the kinks to the everly brothers, you know, they've always kind of struggled to get along since their birth. and ifeel like that's really what fu

among those supporting proposition 36 is elizabeth walker, whose son colin died after taking cocaine fentanyl. proposition 36 would increase penalties for certain theft and drug crimes. it would have. it would have allowed murder charges to be filed against the person who sold colin the drug. >> my son was murdered. someone put poisoning into what? he should not have been taking. >> like we're criminalizing homelessness. we're criminalizing poverty. is that what america is about? is that what california is about? >> proposition 36 would also make drug treatment mandatory to avoid prison time. tomorrow, san mateo county's board of supervisors is expected to officially support the measure. >> a big focus of our building a better bay area effort every da. and here at abc7 news is highlighting solutions. >> that's right, and we love sharing them. here at 11, our first breakthrough tonight is a push to protect longtime small businesses in san francisco. several say they're being pushed out. >> supervisor and mayoral candidate aaron peskin announced a plan today to make it harder to kick o

and colin kaepernick could be coming back in the nfl. gentle dig for the former forty-niners court coming up. disney is trying to get out of a wrongful death lawsuit man sued the company after his wife had a >> deadly allergic reaction at a restaurant in disney world. the suit says the restaurant staff and repeatedly assured them that her dish did not contain any darrien or not, which she was allergic with. the woman collapsed just an hour after eating her meal. disney says the man cannot sue them because he had agreed to private dispute resolution instead of going to court. they say this happened when he signed up for a free trial of disney. plus and again, when he but disney world tickets. disney says the binding arbitration clause in the terms and agreements extends the man's wife because he bought the tickets for her. the man is seeking damages of at least $50,000. >> hollywood has lost an iconic award-winning actress. gina rollins has died at 94. the actress passed away at her home in indian wells this afternoon, surrounded by famil

colin showed us a video of his black ford ranger. he says thanks to social media. they got real close to getting his car back. yeah. the car was spotted at a a walgreens in town. someone recognized the car from facebook posting. >> they immediately called police so you know, they can hopefully get the car back time. but sadly that they got overheard the phone call, i think or something like that money is bet off. really think. i don't know if it's been seen sense or not. >> colin says a gofundme has been set up and they've already raised around $4,000. he's grateful and says this is enough for him to land himself. a new car and if losing a car wasn't enough, he was also injured in the park fire. just >> just walking around. we have 24 hour ships while we're out there. going to be honest. i have i heel spurs. so, mike, you know, shaped a bit differently. and just being honest, 24 are steps where my boots for so long. >> the kind of really dug into the hills mess them up a bit. thanks to all the support from amazing people here in california. >> reporting lot of stuf

the scandal was such that ritter was personally noted by the then us secretary of state colin paul, who stressed that washington makes decisions based on ironclad facts. later, when the facts. where were all these champions of international law when nato created the state of kosovo, tearing it away from serbia, simply because some albanian kosovars said: we want independence, where was the peace when the us invaded iraq, where were those who are now expressing fears and concerns? from the very beginning of the ukrainian conflict, rieter opposed washington's policy, which implied pumping kiev with weapons with the fact that. met with the kremlin's us presidential candidate, but he himself literally just recently met with kennedy jr., so you can't exactly call him an armchair expert or marginal. "i'm doing what every concerned american should do when our authorities go against our values, as enshrined in the constitution of the united states. the rhetorician has already stated that despite the search, he will continue to work, especially since he now has the opportunity to check for himse

colin laughs. colin paterson, bbc news.of blackpool. you know the long nights are heading in when this lot is switched on. are we ready? but the very first to see the spectacle are always the cyclists. get steady! they come every year for a sneaky peek, because they love it, even if they don't know why. lots of people get involved and dressed up. i'm sure you'll see a few tonight. what do you think is the appeal of the illuminations after all these years? i don't know! i don't know. the novelty�*s not wearing off, is it? the bajaj family have come a long way to be...equally intrigued. what do you make of blackpool? you can say, "chum, chumati gali." it's like a shining, sparkling street. i like that! they called it artificial sunshine originally. and so itjust attracted people and they've been coming ever since. does it give you that kind of vitamin d dose that's good for the soul? it certainly does. it all began when blackpool council funded eight street lamps, at a time when candles still lit most homes. and it grew... ar