connor and thomas, is a - the intelligence. i mean, these... connor and thomas, is a connor. a connor chapman, only 23, thomas waring was 20 years old, these are such young men, barely out of their teens. what is the driving force to enter the gang culture? what is it, drugs, gambling, extortion? h0??? gang culture? what is it, drugs, gambling, extortion?— gang culture? what is it, drugs, gambling, extortion? how does it work? yes. _ gambling, extortion? how does it work? yes. it— gambling, extortion? how does it work? yes, it is— gambling, extortion? how does it work? yes, it is pretty _ gambling, extortion? how does it work? yes, it is pretty much - work? yes, it is pretty much a little like the short answer is pretty much a lot of that is associated with the sort of drugs trade. ten years ago, we had not heard of the phrase the county lines. again, underthe heard of the phrase the county lines. again, under the government's ten year strategy published around the same time as that document, they identified that the county lines, as we call it is a specific issue. in fairnes

connor chapman and another man.man and another man. connor chapman is accused of course of murdering 26—year—olds elle edwards and the attempted murder of two men. that's go and live now to the new scene with nicky schiller. yes. that's go and live now to the new scene with nicky schiller. yes, we have 'ust scene with nicky schiller. yes, we have just heard _ scene with nicky schiller. yes, we have just heard that _ scene with nicky schiller. yes, we have just heard that 23-year-old l have just heard that 23—year—old connor chapman has been found guilty of the murder of 26—year—old elle edwards so connor chapman found guilty of elle edwards's murder. you may remember this hit the headlines after she was shot dead on christmas eve last year outside the lighthouse pub in wallasey village in the wirral. it all happened shortly before midnight on that christmas eve. now, the trial has been going on for a couple of weeks at liverpool crown court. connor chapman had denied murder and a number of other charges. the jury we

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connor chapman has today been jailed for life _ connor chapman has today been jailed for life for— connorr the senseless and tragic— for life for the senseless and tragic murder of elle edwards in wirral_ tragic murder of elle edwards in wirral on — tragic murder of elle edwards in wirral on christmas eve last year. elle was _ wirral on christmas eve last year. elle was a — wirral on christmas eve last year. elle was a young woman with her whole _ elle was a young woman with her whole life — elle was a young woman with her whole life ahead of her who was simply — whole life ahead of her who was simply enjoying a night out at the pub with — simply enjoying a night out at the pub with family and friends. the actions — pub with family and friends. the actions of— pub with family and friends. the actions of chapman on that night firing _ actions of chapman on that night firing at— actions of chapman on that night firing at the intended targets while they were stood out in a crowd shows they were stood out in a crowd shows the arrogance and contempt he had for everybody else. as a result of hi

what you did, connor chapman, to those six victims | remarks. what you did, connor.. what you did, connor- chapman, to those six victims was as wicked as it was shocking. you murdered elle edwards, bringing an end to her young life, you attempted to murderjake duffy and kieran salkeld, causing them very serious injuries, you wounded both liam carr and harry loughran and caused injury to nicholas speed, you obtained a submachine gun loaded with 12 bullets, prepared yourself to fire all of them at close range at six of them. your intention was to murder jake duffy and kieran salkeld but you did not care who else would be killed, that's why you fired all the bullets. i'm satisfied you are a highly dangerous man. aha, bullets. i'm satisfied you are a highly dangerous man.- bullets. i'm satisfied you are a highly dangerous man. a man who killed a mother _ highly dangerous man. a man who killed a mother and _ highly dangerous man. a man who killed a mother and her _ highly dangerous man. a man who killed a mother and her young - killed a mother and her young children by se

connor chaman looking on, he was arrested. connor chapman is — looking on, he was arrested.an is a despicable _ looking on, he was arrested. connor chapman is a despicable individual l chapman is a despicable individual and this was a reckless act. he has shown absolutely no remorse. since leaving the scene of the lighthouse pub. he has disposed and destroyed of key evidence and has tried to evade capture, knowing full well that he was wanted by police. with around 100 organised crime gangs in merseyside, tackling them is an uphill battle, according to one former police inspector. liverpool has always had a drugs problem. — liverpool has always had a drugs problem, and it always will have, because — problem, and it always will have, because we are a port, and that has allowed _ because we are a port, and that has allowed in _ because we are a port, and that has allowed in some respects organised crime _ allowed in some respects organised crime groups to take old, almost to continue _ crime groups to take old, almost to continue that particular trade. -- take hold- _ continue

in his favour in _ connor chapman, 23 also works in his favour in that — connor chapman, 23 also workse bit of latitude is allowed in — younger, a little bit of latitude is allowed in terms if someone is in their— allowed in terms if someone is in their early— allowed in terms if someone is in their early 20s. certainly if they are younger than that as well. but it was— are younger than that as well. but it was such — are younger than that as well. but it was such an indiscriminate attack that i'm _ it was such an indiscriminate attack that i'm sure the judge would have considered — that i'm sure the judge would have considered it, but i expect that it will be _ considered it, but i expect that it will be in — considered it, but i expect that it will be in at the very high 30s are around _ will be in at the very high 30s are around 40 — will be in at the very high 30s are around 40,— around 40. peter williams is also with us. around 40. peter williams is also with us- mr— around 40. peter williams is also with us. mr williams _ around 40. peter williams is also with us. mr williams is

as connor, in just a few seconds , connor, in just a few seconds, nnoi— connor, in just a few secondsconds, what is your take going to be.7 i inink— what is your take going to be? i think discrimination based on ion— think discrimination based on ion ony— think discrimination based on race for any position is morally oinononi— race for any position is morally abhorrent and— race for any position is morally abhorrent and every position ononii— abhorrent and every position ononii io— abhorrent and every position should be filled— abhorrent and every position should be filled on the grounds of should be filled on the grounds oi oonooionoy— should be filled on the grounds of competency alone and nigel, inoi— of competency alone and nigel, inoi ino— of competency alone and nigel, that the supreme— of competency alone and nigel, that the supreme court is probably— that the supreme court is probably right— that the supreme court is probably right in principle on oonoiiiy— probably right in principle on equality grounds. " equality grounds. but in practise— equality grounds. but in pnoiiso ii

as connor, in just a few seconds , connor, in just a few seconds, nnoi— connor, in just a few seconds just a few seconds, what is your take going to be.7 i inink— what is your take going to be? i think discrimination based on ion— think discrimination based on ion ony— think discrimination based on race for any position is morally oinoneni— race for any position is morally abhorrent and— race for any position is morally abhorrent and every position enonii— abhorrent and every position enonii ne— abhorrent and every position should be filled— abhorrent and every position should be filled on the grounds of should be filled on the grounds oi eonoeieney— should be filled on the grounds of competency alone and nigel, inoi— of competency alone and nigel, inoi ine— of competency alone and nigel, that the supreme— of competency alone and nigel, that the supreme court is probably— that the supreme court is probably right— that the supreme court is probably right in principle on eonoiiiy— probably right in principle on equality grounds. " equality grounds. but in precise— equality grounds. but

it star bill murray as phil connors and andy mcdonnell as his eventual love interest, rita.t is a story , a portrait that is about , the whole point of living. it is a wonderful illustration of conrad's point in film. that the story is about the whole point of living what makes life worth living. and as the movie opens, phil connors, the protagonist, believes he knows what makes hi life worth living . and as i view the movie, and there is a variety of ways in which you ca view it, i see phil initially, illustrating freudian psychology. the freudian theor of the ultimate motivating factor of human behavior. why do we do what we do? what are we truly seeking? fright, is well known for the pleasure principle. but ultimately, what motivates us is the pleasure. we seek pleasure. and today more than ever, pleasure , sexual pleasure. so phil connors, he initially goes about his life seeking sexual pleasure and he does so quite winningly, we could say. but i is not enough. you watch his character, because according t the story, he has to live this day again and again. he is forced t

connor chapman— multiple rounds in seconds.ouse pub, and when he fired it— the lighthouse pub, and when he fired it into a crowd that he knew was standing by the front entrance. 12 shots— was standing by the front entrance. 12 shots were fired in four seconds, images and sounds played to the jury time and time again. you must have heard those shots about 17 times now? and every time you hear them... not one inkling of remorse or regret or anything. and that is why every time i make sure i stare straight at him, and he knows i'm staring at him. �* ., , ' i: i: ., , him. amongst the 1400 cctv images seized by police _ him. amongst the 1400 cctv images seized by police as _ him. amongst the 1400 cctv images seized by police as this, _ him. amongst the 1400 cctv images seized by police as this, chapman i seized by police as this, chapman walking towards the front door of his criminal ali. find walking towards the front door of his criminal ali.— walking towards the front door of his criminal ali. and as he started to remove — his cr

connor chapman been you now.man has been found guilty at liverpool crown court of the murder of elle edwards, who was shot outside the lighthouse pub in wallasey village wirral on christmas eve last year. so that breaking news is that connor chapman has been found guilty at liverpool crown court murder of elle court of the murder of elle edwards, who was shot outside the wallasey the lighthouse pub in wallasey village christmas eve village wirral on christmas eve last year . those muscles come last year. those muscles come between now and 4:00 sir keir starmer speech this morning was interrupted by climate activists . we will tell you exactly what he said when the protest died down. and we're going to get the reaction from tory mp and a former teacher, jonathan gullace. he holds back. gullace. he never holds back. always great value. first, always great value. but first, it your latest it is indeed your latest headunes it is indeed your latest headlines with . rihanna headlines with. rihanna >> thank you, patrick

connor, that's a good argument.because that's unisex . >> no, because that's unisex. and most of the assumptions now. >> no, no, no, johnny, hang on. okay but strength manifest in very different ways . very different ways. >> but the unisex assumption that men and women need to work on the same things is why we're largely less attracted to each other than ever. the economy pushes us to do the same sort of jobs. it treats us as fungible because men and women can just it doesn't doesn't matter it doesn't it doesn't matter what you can what your parts are. you can just there at just sit there typing at a keyboard. and so that's made us competitors rather than complementary. we need complementary. so what we need to on the specific to do is focus on the specific gendered virtues. and with masculinity, this masculinity, i think and this has by by people better has been put by by people better than me, be a man is to than me, but to be a man is to be the dependable person of last resort. happens if resort. what happens if

connor, that's a good argument., because that's unisex . >> no, because that's unisex. and most of the assumptions now. >> no, no, no, johnny, hang on. okay but strength manifest in very different ways . very different ways. >> but the unisex assumption that men and women need to work on the same things is why we're largely less attracted to each other than ever. the economy pushes us to do the same sort of jobs. it treats us as fungible because men and women can just it doesn't doesn't matter it doesn't it doesn't matter what you can what your parts are. you can just there at just sit there typing at a keyboard. and so that's made us competitors rather than complementary. we need complementary. so what we need to on the specific to do is focus on the specific gendered virtues. and with masculinity, this masculinity, i think and this has by by people better has been put by by people better than me, be a man is to than me, but to be a man is to be the dependable person of last resort. happens if resort. what happens

connor chapman is a despicable individual and this was absolutely a reckless act.as tried to evade capture, knowing full well that he was wanted by police. with around 100 organised crime gangs in merseyside, tackling them is an uphill battle, according to one former police inspector. liverpool has always i had a drugs problem, and it always will have, because we are a port, | because we're a port, and that has allowed in some respects - and that has allowed - in some respects in some respects organised crime groups to take hold, almost to - continue that particular trade. elle's was the fifth fatal shooting in merseyside in as many months — a cycle of violence which her father says must be ended. nick garnets, bbc news, liverpool. nick garnett, bbc news, liverpool. wa nt to ta ke want to take you live to the czech republic. we are expecting the arrival of volodymyr zelensky, presumably in one of those vehicles there. he is on a tour, he is due to meet the president of the czech republic. this hasn't been his first stop of this trip. he has also been in socio— bulg

thank you forjoining us 0'connor. thank you forjoining us on the programme. life, her personal struggles and you're also a personal friend. yes. you're also a personal friend. yes, it was always _ you're also a personal friend. yes, it was always difficult _ you're also a personal friend. yes, it was always difficult to _ you're also a personal friend. is: it was always difficult to know which sinead o'connor i was looking at because as a journalist, i covered her and her music and she is a full hero and an icon in the journalist is representing the reader the listener by the symptom, she was very close personal friend of mine and i've experienced a lot of mine and i've experienced a lot of different things and travelled and there were two sinead o'connor. and i believe he saw both sides of her and the person and of course, the incredibly iconic famous musician artists, activist. yeah, i've been _ musician artists, activist. yeah, i've been a _ musician artists, activist. yeah, i've been a bit— musician artists, activist. yeah, i've been a bit of— musician ar

on the chipped andrey terentiev and daria pobededova, crimea irish singer and composer tire, then connor passed away, she was 56 bakery performer came in the nineties of the last century with zelenograd for creativity grammy award in total connor recorded 10 studio albums last several years and struggled with mental illness after the death of her seventeen-year-old son in january 22. the performer tried to commit suicide several times. all the news always available on the media platform is watched in the application or on the site smotrim.ru irina rusyu was with you, my colleagues and see you. only in alpha bank order a free alpha card spin the drum of super cashback application and get up to 100% every month, and also 10% cashback in supermarkets in july one of my friends, well, very popular in russia i like always came to the rescue endlessly. here's your strength for unlimiteds, watch videos, listen to music, sit from social networks as long as you want , calmly i take on this challenge megafon do not look for meaning in this commercial , it's better to look for cheap tickets for an a

chapman, the in fact, connor chapman, the defendant in this trial.ing him on a unanimous verdict that it was indeed connor chapman, that gunman . so today we'll see that gunman. so today we'll see him sentenced alongside his co defendant, thomas waring . he was defendant, thomas waring. he was found guilty by the jury yesterday of possession of a prohibited firearm. and as well of assisting an offender. so as you say there, we're expecting the sentencing here at liverpool crown court today around 2 pm. so we'll be bringing you all the latest on that as we get it. >> and sophie elle edwards father, tim, he is now on a mission to stop gun violence on merseyside side, isn't he, because ellie's killing related to this violence between two rival gangs on either side of the m53 . the m53. >> absolutely. of course. gun crime is a well known issue in merseyside. just in august of last year, we saw the tragic killing of olivia pratt—korbel . killing of olivia pratt—korbel. earlier this year, thomas cashman went to prison, found guilty of her murder after shoo

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jane connors is the general manager of the company that operates the ferry building over the last yearsays several new restaurants and stores have set up shop since last year. we've added red 12 days and you're see we have is our nikolaj caviar. we have fog city. so the 3rd building continues celebrate all the local. >> food and lifestyle traditions that are so beloved and were 7 known for thursday's of airy fairy birthday party will feature special offerings giveaways and 12.5% discounts from various merchants. >> even free sf bay ferry rides all day for those under the age of 17. some of the specials will extend through the month of july festivities will start on time tomorrow even without the chimes. while the party is set to go on the building's notable clock tower will be dressed in scaffolding renovations on the entirety of the historic building started 3 years ago. and connor says work on the notable tower won't be done in time for the festivities restoring this beautiful calusa a stone color to the building and yeah, that topping up that final peace after 3 years has been the c

connor tret spoke to riders who continue to ride for causes close to their hearts. >> bike ms is a fundand our team formed in 2015 to honor my father-in-law, stuart taggert, who had ms, and we ride for him and others affected by ms >> reporter: the riders took their first ride for the cause in 2016. since the first day they were hooked >> it gives us an opportunity to connect with other people who ride bike ms and share our message and story of the buff riders, our cycling team >> reporter: many are riding for loved ones they've lost. >> my dad and i decided to ride, he's 86 years old, when we were thinking what to do, i lost my brother about ten years ago to cancer, and we decided we'd support live strong foundation >> reporter: it is a non-profit created by cyclist lance armstrong to help those with cancer. >> to have support for your loved ones, yourself, whether it's mental or physical, all of that support at no cost is a huge difference. and the money we raised is going to help hundreds and hundreds of people >> we're riding for the american heart association, an organization we ha

jane connors is the general manager of the company that operates the ferry building over the last yearys several new restaurants and stores have set up shop since last year. we've added red big 12 days and you're si we have is our nikolaj caviar. we have fog city. so the very building continues to celebrate all the local. >> food and lifestyle traditions that are so beloved and more 7 out for thursday's of airy fairy birthday party will feature special offerings giveaways and 12.5% discounts from various merchants, even free sf bay ferry rides all day for those under the age of 17. some of the specials will extend through the month of july festivities will start on time tomorrow even without the chimes. while the party is set to go on the building's notable clock tower will be dressed in scaffolding renovations on the entirety of the historic building started 3 years ago. and connor says work on the notable tower won't be done in time for the festivities restoring this beautiful calusa a stone color to the building and yeah, that topping up that final peace after 3 years has been the c

and musician shanita connor is died age 56. the single nothing compares to you version by prince tops, music child around the world and 1990. a connor wasn't out, was outspoken on the legend, feminism, and as well as her own mental health and addiction issues. the hello again, i'm elizabeth for ottoman doha with the top stories on the i'll just say around the group. if someone just has carried out of proven nisha, ever moving president buzzard, and from palate, they've announced the closure of borders and, and post a nationwide coast to the soldiers accused. the president of poll governance for the diversity c, p, d. we the security defense forces have gathered at the national council for the safe guard of the nation and have decided to put an end to the regime you are familiar with. this follows the continuous deterioration of the security situation and the bad social and economic management. we reaffirm all supports to all commitments undertaken by an issue as well security administer at the month end of it has led an incursi

her 23—year—old killer, connor chapman, will be 71 before being considered for parole.r tim as chapman was jailed. he crept up to the door of a busy pub on christmas eve and opened fire. shots fire. elle was hit twice in the head. she was not his intended target. in this trial we have all watched the cctv and sound recording of that shooting. it's utterly shocking. you carefully planned a revenge attack in gang rivalry. you had no thought at all for anyone else. when me and the girls came here, i took a photograph of the two of them... just a year ago, elle had been here in greece with her dad tim and sister lucy, a place he revisited just before the trial to try and focus on the joy they once shared, not the rage he now feels. remember that picture of you and elle? i was going to say, i can recognise already that you're there. that's it there. it was right there, wasn't it? if you've not had any counselling, how do you come back to a place like this? i suppose this is like therapy, you know. it would be easierjust to lose yourself in the bottom of a bottle of whiskey,

connor chapman, who's 23, was found guilty following a trial at liverpool crown court.or possession of a prohibited weapon and assisting an offender. well, here's how thejudge, mrjustice goose, summed up chapman's actions — in his sentencing remarks: what you did, connor chapman, to those six victims was as wicked as it was shocking. you murdered elle edwards, bringing an end to her young life. you attempted to murder jake duffy and kieran salkeld, causing them very serious injuries. you wounded both harry loughran and liam carr and you caused injury to nicholas speed. how did you do that? you obtained a submachine gun loaded with 12 bullets and prepared yourself to fire all of them at close range at six of them. your intention was to murder jake duffy and kieran salkeld, but you didn't care who else would be killed. that's why you fired all of the bullets at the group. i'm satisfied that you are a highly dangerous man. elle edwards father spoke after the sentencing and thanked the police. the amount of people involved in this investigation from day one has been remarka

in 1990 a connor was outspoken about religion, feminism, and who, as well as her own mental health and addiction issues, the cause of had death, hasn't been made public. and that's it from me. elizabeth for ronald weather is next. and then inside story is coming off. thank you very much for watching the fellows face and pots of china now braced for the arrival of time. soon talk, sir, you can see it making his way just to the south of taiwan, and it will continue to drift up to put you on provinces. we go on through the next couple of days to the north. he to let us in place across a good pots of japan. high pressure in charge here, but you could still catch one of the 2 showers take around $36.00 sales as we get ice will 9 degrees above the seasonal average. it gets scattering the showers through much of china, but there's that persistence in heavy right, which will cost flooding across se in pa, sofa charter. once he makes land full 3, friday, pushing further north woods this week. i want into fast. i saw a lot of wet weather coming through head, losing strength in terms of the wind,

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they are still good and musicians shanita connor has died age 56. the single nothing can pass to you originally written by prince tops, music shots around the back of 1990. but connor was outspoken on religion, feminism, and all as well as her own mental health and addiction issues. the okay, that's it for me me fuck. or you can find much going on website. i'll just say that don't come whether it's next that inside story off to that stay with us. well, not just the brought to you by visit capital color. we have a heat wave conditions continuing across the good parts of japan. last eclipse glasses, one of the 2 shelves in the fullest cost over the next comes as high pressure in charge of keeping essentially settles, but low pressure and nasty low that says type food buck, sorry, that's pushing away from the philippines, easing up towards the southeast corner of china as we go on into friday, making land for weakling as it does so in terms of the winds, struggling in terms of the right and right is going to be widespread as it runs in across. but do y

connor?> i find it hilarious that within her non—apology he's already got an apology from both the reporters that screwed the bbc reporters that screwed up misreported this. in up and misreported this. but in her non—apology, says, what her non—apology, she says, what i reflect the i did does not reflect the values that is values of the bank. that is a lie. go and read their 2021 earnings report not to beat a dead horse, i often do on dead horse, as i often do on your michel, but this bank your show, michel, but this bank and much every bank and pretty much every bank everyone has signed up to is signed up environmental, signed up to environmental, social governance it social and governance scores. it is woke social credit system is a woke social credit system for they have, for big capital. and they have, they in their our investment they say in their our investment partner, blackrock, who is funding companies funding these companies to the tune trillions push an tune of trillions to push an

nothing compares that iconic song, sinead 0'connor�*s former manager has been talking to the bbcjustme to record that most famous of hits. ,, , ., ., ., famous of hits. she became aware of the son: famous of hits. she became aware of the song because _ famous of hits. she became aware of the song because i _ famous of hits. she became aware of the song because i had _ famous of hits. she became aware of the song because i had become - famous of hits. she became aware of| the song because i had become aware of the _ the song because i had become aware of the original version by a group from _ of the original version by a group from minneapolis called the family. which _ from minneapolis called the family. which was — from minneapolis called the family. which was a song that everyone knows was written _ which was a song that everyone knows was written by prince and i think he actually— was written by prince and i think he actually produced the family version of it which— actually produced the family version of it which a couple of years before, _ of it which a couple of years before, m

just to recap, the that ali's murderer , connor that ali's murderer, connor chapman, was sentenced earlierwhich would make him 71 years old when he gets out of prison. the judge, of course, stopped short of a full life term . in short of a full life term. in other news today and in just a few minutes, i will tell you why everybody's favourite archbishop, justin welby, thinks that universities should be punished out if their students are offended. yes, that's right. so if students are offended by anything that they see at university , well, there may be university, well, there may be those universities should indeed be punished . but i'm sorry, but be punished. but i'm sorry, but is this not why we have a generation of utter snowflakes talking of snowflakes , here's talking of snowflakes, here's your weather . your weather. >> the temperatures rising in boxed solar . proud sponsors of boxed solar. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. with the gb news forecast. it's a fine afternoon for many of us. dry and bri

within the past, connor chapman has been found guilty of murdering elle edwards and christmas.revious convictions. more from north england correspondent. figs more from north england correspondent.— more from north england corresondent. �* , , . , correspondent. as the sentences were read out in court, _ correspondent. as the sentences were read out in court, elle _ correspondent. as the sentences were read out in court, elle edwards's - read out in court, elle edwards's family were sitting just across the way in the public gallery to me. they had been warned to be quite when the verdicts were being read out, and as the guilty verdict on the first charge, which was the murder of elle edwards, was read out, tim edwards, the father, said, very quietly, yes. at that point, thejury was in very quietly, yes. at that point, the jury was in delivering the rest of its verdict, and the two men were then led down to the cells. the judge told the security guards to take them down to the cells. chapman had been sitting in the far corner of the door, trying to hide from view, from the public

nothing compares to you in 1990 a connor relieves 10 studio albums and was known for her political, outspoken news and public struggle with mental health that now you're up to date. thank you for watching the .

a reminder that we are expecting the sentencing of connor chapman for the murder of elle edwards in thell cross to liverpool crown court here on bbc news to hear thejudge's remarks. now, are you an early morning runner? maybe you do a quick 5k before you go to work, or you get up early at the weekend to get a few miles under your belt. well, spare a moment for aaron robinson who does a marathon every morning, from 3.00am. this week he completed his 200th consecutive marathon, with his dogs — on hampstead heath in north london. he says he's not stopping any time soon. so i'm aaron robinson. i run a marathon every single day with my dogs. come on. i've just finished day 200, so 200 marathons in 200 days. i never thought i'd actually get this far, so it feels really good to have finished it. it's always entertaining. we try and go somewhere new. we try and have fun. they always find a stick or a ball or something to play with. so it makes it a lot more interesting than if i'm just on my own. i've only had one blister so far, so i think i'm pretty lucky. still only on my third pair of shoes

jane connors is the general manager of the company that operates the ferry building over the last yearys several new restaurants and stores have set up shop since last year. we've added red big 12 days and you're say said ag we have is our nikolaj caviar. we have fog city. so the 3rd building continues celebrate all the local. >> food and lifestyle traditions that are so beloved and were 7 known for thursday's of airy fairy birthday party will feature special offerings giveaways and 12.5% discounts from various merchants. >> even free sf bay ferry rides all day for those under the age of 17. some of the specials will extend through the month of july festivities will start on time tomorrow even without the chimes. while the party is set to go on the building's notable clock tower will be dressed in scaffolding the historic building started - 3 years ago. and connor says work on the notable tower festivities restoring this he e- beautiful calusa a stone color to the building and yeah, that topping up that final peace after 3 years has been the clock tower, which is obviously one of the m

first, we start in liverpool where 23—year—old connor chapman has been found guilty of murdering ellieie enjoying a night out with friends when she was shot outside a pub on christmas eve. she was not the target, chapman was looking for two gang members. another man was found guilty of owning an illegal gun and helping chapman. ellie's father spoke outside the court. we got there in the end. you know what? i hope they never see another christmas in their lives. some other stories now. greta thunberg has been charged with disobeying police during a protest blockading oil tankers injune. she will be in court this month and could face a six—month prison sentence or a fine. are you on threads? the makers of instagram have launched a rival to twitter and millions have already signed up. it has been granted the twitter killer and they look alike. there is a 500 character limit on this one and you login through insta. and the tourist who carved his and his girlfriend's name into the coliseum has sent an apology letter to the mayor of rome. the 27—year—old said he did not realise how old the b

that's how i met her brother connor.'s four now, and she absolutely adored him. she loved him so much. and he talks about her and says elle is in the sky. oh, yeah. just doesn't feel the same, just silent. you'd walk in and you'd be greeted with elle's loud laugh or something silly she'd say and it'sjust not there any more. when did you last speak to elle? christmas eve. like ten minutes before it happened. i'll get upset. yeah. she never opened my last message. for now — we need to be doing something now. my problem is to stop another elle edwards, another ashley dale, another 0livia pratt—korbel. and if i can be part of something that helps stop these kids doing these horrendous crimes, then i'm all for it. i'll do what i can. that was tim edwards, the father of elle edwards, ending that report the new barbie movie gets its european premier tonight. but its not the only toy story being put on film. mattel, which owns barbie, is raiding its stable for the big screen with movies based on toys, like polly pocket and hot w

in the next hour we are expecting the sentencing of connor chapman — the 23—year—old convicted yesterdaya pub in wirral, in the north west of england, on christmas eve. the judge's sentencing will be televised so we will cross to liverpool crown court to hear his remarks. elle's father, tim, has said his mission is now to stop gun violence on merseyside. he talked to reporter jayne mccubbin. tell us about elle. elle? god... god love her. elle's great. she's lovely, very kind, very giving. she's always looking out for other people, especially her family. and, you know, she was she was going ahead, flying. working hard? yeah. working hard. she was a good example to people. she set her own goals and she was achieving them and she was flying and she did it with a smile on her face. what was it like running up to christmas, last year? elle's great. she's lovely, very kind, very giving. she's always looking out for other people, especially her family. and, you know, she was she was going ahead, flying. working hard? yeah. working hard. she was a good example to people. she set her own goals an

she shaved her head 0'connor. what a pop star should look like by the industry and in doing so, she reinvented the idea for a pop star would look like. itirui’ith reinvented the idea for a pop star would look like.— would look like. with far more beautiful as _ would look like. with far more beautiful as we _ would look like. with far more beautiful as we know - would look like. with far more beautiful as we know from i would look like. with far more| beautiful as we know from that would look like. with far more i beautiful as we know from that video and record executive could've shaped her into and i've seen some posts today that she self—destructed her own career and i don't think that's true. she really strongly held very serious beliefs she's the kind of person that people sign up for those units except accepted to sign up for them these days. this was not sinead o'connor, she was awkward and 0'connor, she was awkward and difficult and a very key moment in her career in 1982, she appeared on saturday night liv

connor, good to have you with us nice quarter here.rybody seems worried about commercial real estate, but not about you and the sector you're in why is that? >> it comes down to fundamentals i think when you look at supply and demand right now, there's been over a decade of no new supply demand is very strong across the board, not only for the anchor supposes as we saw with bad, bath, and beyond we replaced multiple places at 31% higher rents than before and on the small shops, as well. that's one of the big takeaways, the strength of the small business, which is the lifeblood of the u.s. economy. that continues to reach all-time high occupancies in the portfolio, a good indicator of the small business environment of many new businesses opening in our shopping centers. >> what kinds of retailers went into those rather big-box bed, bath, and beyond locations >> the diversity of demand is incredible when you rook at the tenants we ex-doubted leases with this quarter, it was many retailers, so tj max, marshal's, burlington, ross, nordstro

but first, we're starting in liverpool, where 23 year old connor chapman has been found guilty of murderingwas shot outside a pub in the wirral on christmas eve. ellie wasn't the target, though. chapman was looking for two gang members. another man, who's 20, was found guilty of owning an illegal gun and helping chapman. ellie's dad spoke outside the court. we got there in the end. and the right result. and you know what? i hope them two never see another christmas again, ever in their lives. some other stories now. greta thunberg has been charged with disobeying police during a protest blockading oil tankers injune. she'll be in court this month and could face a six month prison sentence or a fine. are you on threads? the makers of instagram have launched a rival to twitter and millions of people have already signed up. it's been branded the twitter killer and they look pretty alike. there's a 500 character limit on this one, though, and you log in through your insta. and the tourist who carved his and his girlfriend's names into the colosseum has sent an apology letter to the mayor of rom

kate connor, planning department staff. you have before you an ordinance sponsored by supervisor peskin and supervisor safai to reduce the inclusionary housing rates as well as impact fees for projects of a certain size during certain time periods. today we are joined by supervisor peskin ted conrad from the mayor's office of economic and workforce development and ted egan from the comptroller's office. before i begin my present in each of our guests have some opening remarks and the proposed about the proposed ordinance. and ted egan will provide a summary of the findings from the technical advisory committee or the tac after that, then i will start with my presentation with that. i think we'll start with ted conrad. good idea. yeah yeah. good afternoon, commissioners. ted conrad from the office of economic and workforce development. thanks very much for having us. um, i will leave the discussion of the details of the proposal to the planning department staff here today, but just wanted to come and help provide a little bi

and connor says work on the notable tower won't be done in time for the party here. restoring this beautiful calusa a stone color to the building and yeah, that topping up that final peace after 3 years has been the clock tower, which is obviously one of the most beloved icons in san francisco. >> now the plan is for those renovations on the clock tower to wrap up by the end of the year that very fairy birthday party kicks off tomorrow at 11:00am just seen. i know you want some of that ice cream. we're going tomorrow. i'm ready 3 sunday to celebrate. thanks and well, you >> an ice cream will great tomorrow. here's some fog rolling in over san francisco right now keeping the coast cool. but it is hot inland and hocter. temperatures are on the way we have meteorologist reese rodriguez here with a look at our forecast and there are a warning us about excessive heat coming up. yeah. and not only that, the warning is the right word because our excessive heat watch has been upgraded to an excessive heat warning starting saturday morning. >> through sunday night. so this is

connor, what is your take on republican priorities? you are dressing, in the last segment what voters out there in the country care about. >> i mean, they're in a horrible position. they don't have anything to brag about or take home. and, you know, of the 435 house members for about 400 of them, that won't matter at all. they're in high partisan districts. they could take all the month of august off if they want to. it's not gonna mean a thing for the reelection. but, for that 30 or so set of battleground members, august is their chance to go home and see their voters in person, here in pennsylvania it would be church carnivals, ethnic food festivals and pretty soon it will be high school football. and you want to be able to say to someone, in very simple straightforward terms, my bill got passed or, you know, we've got the grant to rebuild the laws, wherever it is. and the fact is they can't do any of that because it took kevin mccarthy 20 rounds just to be elected speaker. any one of his members could end the speakership at anytime.

washington are a singer musician shanita connor has died at the age of 56. the best single. nothing compares to you written by prince. talk to music shots around the world in 1990 color was outspoken on religion, feminism and wolves, as well as her own mental health and the dixon issues. the, this is out to say are, these are the top stories. now in the share a group of soldiers have appeared on national television, claiming to have been moved to present mohammed by sue from power. the soldiers were reading out a statement in which they also declared the issue of news as bore the nationwide coffee for the default to the c p. d. we. the security defense forces have gathered at the national council for the safe guard of the nation and have decided to put an end to the regime you are familiar with. this follows the continuous deterioration of the security situation and the bad social and economic management. we reaffirm all supports to all commitments undertaken by any jeff pinto as having held on the account in scales and anti government protest. i positioned the, the right th

joining us for more on the festivities planned is jane connors. that the ferry wants people to party like it's 18, 98. so, tony, what all entails? >> yeah, tomorrow is officially are 100. and 25 year anniversary. so 125 years ago, the first ferry arrived at 12:15pm, to the ferry building. and we want to remember this incredible day because this is such an incredible building that's been around for so long. it really is. it's one of the city's most favorite, a landmark smokes, most recognizable landmarks. it is my favorite, a spot in the city as a commuter. so i get to go several times a week on my own. i know that over the last year there's been some great new restaurants. there's new shops and they're talking about what visitors can experience there right now. >> yes, oh, last year we've added red bay and you're see >> we have is our nikolaj caviar. we have fog city so the 3rd building continues celebrate all the local food and lifestyle traditions that are so beloved, more 7 known for and all of those great businesses are going to be celebrating

. >> one of the reasons the connors works is because income disparity is a bigger deal than it was inues. a blue-collar family living inside the american dream. >> look at how much money you are saving by not drinking while pregnant. >> i think people can appreciate that these characters are being honest about what they are going through. >> this is ridiculous, these people are trying to have a better life. >> he was here illegally. i like the guy, my daughter is about to have this baby and he may be eating dragged out of the country, do you think i want that? >> in the 2010s sitcoms became aware of the horrible inequalities our society was built on top of. >> i will find a way back to you and our baby. after a short time in the city, not the dog. >> some of the shows got back to the idea of race and class. >> dinner time, let's go. this meat was discounted so i have to cook it before it turns. >> you start to see the working class it come reemerge in something like one day at a time. a chunk of america lives below the poverty line. >> i have to get back to my kids. >> people are unde

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connor chapman killed her when he opened fired with the machine gun. she was an innocent bystander.rnment wants to decriminalise all drugs for personal use. drugs such as heroin and cocaine wouldn't become legal, but users will be offered support and treatment rather than being prosecuted. time now to leave you with ten seconds of getting her groove on, because the for the swedish city, they are to host next year's derivation. they did it before in 1992 and 2013. you are all caught up. goodbye for now. could scraping the deepest part of the ocean help to save the planet — or could the environmental costs be too great? a un body is facing a deadline to decide rules around mining the seabed to extract materials said to be crucial for transitioning to green energy. but conversationists say it could risk an ecological disaster. we'll talk to a marine biologist and a man who wants to mine the ocean for electric car battery metals. in italy, parents in same—sex relationships are being told their names will be taken off their baby's birth certificates. why? plus banks, supermarkets, water,