thanks to john curtis for that. there _ months ago. thanks to john curtis for that.anks to john curtis for that. there was a headache . months ago. thanks to john curtisj for that. there was a headache for former prime minister borisjohnson when he tried to vote. he was turned away in his local polling station because he didn't have the right photo id. he was a prime minister who brought in the law that required the right photo id and that was back in 2022 and it was then compulsory for voters in england to show voter id. we understand what happened then is that he left, went and collected his id and then came back and then was able to vote. let's just mark your card for what is coming up because plenty of votes in its go to nottingham. plenty of votes being counted so as you will have gathered over the last couple of hours it's a friday morning and we get of others which by now and get a full picture. it's not the case for the last few elections local election or mayoral elections local election or mayoral election results which are not coming in this morning becomi

curtis was so excited. the day. >> it's all a process to keep the bees and keep that hive going. >> reporter: this family now hoping they can get some zs without the bees. >> i'm gralad we saved all thos bees, but i'm ready for them to be news on the way. >>> breaking overnight. new york city police in riot gear, clearing out a columbia

they are both big calls for the curtis jones _ squad.uad. they are both big calls for the curtis jones has been - squad. they are both big calls for the curtis jones has been around| squad. they are both big calls for i the curtis jones has been around for the curtisjones has been around for a while with liverpool and shown that he can can beat and deal with the pressure at the highest level. i think that's one of the main things that gareth southgate and coaches are on top level football say. especially young players deal with pressure at the top level. he shown he can do that. gareth southgate is a big advocate of the pathway here at st. george's park and the england youth teams with the curtisjones was part of that england under 21 side that won the european championships in georgia last summer. it shows real progression. if you just look at the squad, the players included from that team you have jarrad branthwaite, curtis jones and anthony gordon who was player of the tournament. and then kwanzaa. he showed he could play at the top l

if, if, charmaine curtis and cathy davis would like to make a brief introduction. sitting here for three hours, i like to move. sorry good afternoon everybody, chair. bracket commissioners. mr. kozlowski, i almost called you your first name. sorry because we have known each other for a while, but, i'm charmaine curtis , and the lead developer for will be the lead developer. once you approve us for this project, i am, you know, super proud to stand here as one of the few black women developers in the state of california, i've recently found out about a couple more, so i'm really excited to meet them down in southern california, it was really important to me when i was putting this team together that it be a really afro centric team, especially given the objective of housing as many copy holders as possible and, and, i'm working with cathy. i think we're really going to be able to achieve that because bayview senior services has done a better job than pretty much any other organization in the city, i think to date at getting copy holders into the affordable housing t

time - 4396. john curtis, just to let our| audience know the last time you 4396. john curtis, just top was just before 7am yesterday morning. so we're grateful to have you here. morning. so we're grateful to have ou here. ., �* _, morning. so we're grateful to have you here-_ the i morning. so we're grateful to have i you here._ the prime you here. you're welcome. the prime minister is using _ you here. you're welcome. the prime minister is using the _ you here. you're welcome. the prime minister is using the victory _ you here. you're welcome. the prime minister is using the victory of- you here. you're welcome. the prime minister is using the victory of ben i minister is using the victory of ben houchen in tees valley as a guide to potential success for the tories at the general election. is he wise or unwise to do that? he the general election. is he wise or unwise to do that?— unwise to do that? he is wise politically. — unwise to do that? he is wise politically. but _ unwise to do that? he is wise politically, but probably - unwise to do that? he is wise - politically, but probab

let's go back to sirjohn curtis who has been i to sirjohn curtis who has been waiting for us.i has confirmed what we have been hearing from labour sources as well, that this is just about a little over 1000 votes. 0nce just about a little over 1000 votes. once that is declared, once that is confirmed officially, how razor—thin margin is it, really? is this showing how tight that race was? absolutely. my colleagues behind me, i think they have also picked up the final results from sandwell and it is 0.3% margin for richard parker. now, in any election, that is incredibly close. and of course in an election that cover such a wide area as the west midlands, it is very, very unlikely that you are ever going to get an election that is that close. so, andy street will feel really hard done by. we believe we have some _ feel really hard done by. we believe we have some reaction _ feel really hard done by. we believe we have some reaction there - feel really hard done by. we believe we have some reaction there right l we have some reaction there right now, live pictures, and we do hav

in a moment, sir john curtis. thank you very much indeed. in a moment, sirjohn curtis.t said there was a 99% probability that sir keir starmer would end up in number 10 after the next election. how does he see this polling analysis that came out yesterday that's been picked up by sky news and even by rishi sunak, who's now talking about a hung parliament, does any of it make any sense, or is it, as i suspect, just a load of nonsense in that you can't extrapolate out from i thought it was 2015. this morning as we headed into that general election. because i heard a leader of the conservative party a serving prime minister, saying. you must vote for us. otherwise there will be a coalition of chaos. there'll be labour, liberal democrats, greens, goodness knows who else. you mustn't vote for reform . that's a vote for for reform. that's a vote for laboun for reform. that's a vote for labour. but we've got a great expectation here. and the polls say that it could be a hung parliament. sky news, for some reason, seemed to pick up on that. i think it's an absolute load of nons

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my name is curtis hill, i have a record of getting the job done. i would appreciate your report on may 7th. [applause] >> mr. doden. >> i think what's important for leader is to have a bold vision for the people of indiana and the ability to implement that vision and we have more plans in writing than everyone on this stage combined. so what i'd encourage you to do is go to our website and interface with every one of our plans, help us improve them and go through them quickly, we have a plan to restore small towns for the first time ever in history. never had a plan for two and a half million people who live in smalltown indiana and it's the core of our very culture in indiana and is at the core of business growth and everything that we should be about in this state. we have a plan for each of our regions to be one of the top in the country. and you know, we took fort wayne from not ranked in 2015 and the 30th best place to live according news reports. we can do that all over the place. we have zero cost adoption to get 13,000 foster kids in loving

it curtis have called it for labour. what is your reaction?- curtis have called it for labour.on? it looks like it. there what is your reaction? it looks like it- there was _ what is your reaction? it looks like it. there was some _ what is your reaction? it looks like it. there was some excitement - it. there was some excitement yesterday afternoon when some conservatives were saying we were running him close and the labour party were panicking a bit, but it is borne out with what we have seen in the polls in the lead up to it. frankly, we have won an incredibly underwhelming campaign over the last year, we haven't articulated any sense of vision, it is alljust been what we are seeing as an anti sadiq khan campaign. the election result, which is actually why he is only in inverted commas winning by 10%, when his party is something like 30% ahead. we haven't done enough to paint a good picture, and that is what we have to stripped back and arm, but clearly we are giving him a third term when he is still failing london. it is disrespectful for londoners, for me, that we have not

but those are turkish curtis groups that we call terrorist. and now in order to fight isis a legitimate terrace group, we're making common cause with a terraced group that we designated. so we rename them the syrian democratic forces . and now we're in this battle, but the syria democratic forces have control over an important part of syria, then this, these, the northeastern part where oil fields exist, oil fields that had been sustaining isis outside up. and now we sought to keep to sustain the kurdish forces that we're now or allies, even though they're terrorist. isis has been destroyed. but we were using the curtis forces as a mechanism to achieve an unspoken objective regime change in damascus. we're seeking to remove by cheryl, aside from power. we were using one of the reasons why isis existed is because we turned a blind guy to their creation because we found it to be useful in the process of the stabilizing syria. now we had to target isis, so we had to replace them was something as isis was defeated, the syrian forces began to expan

curtis, for five minutes. mr. curtis: thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise to honor an exemplary figure in education from utah. mr. ed music of park city high school. just like the olympians that go for gold on the mountains of park city, he's achieved the teaching of excellence award for his unparalleled fifth time. awarded by the park city foundation, this achievement is not just a testament to his excellent but enduring impact on generations of students. like the champion returning to the field season after season, he has continually elevated educational standards and inspired countless students through his dedication and passion for biology. he has not always been a teacher. after college he worked as a weekend recreation counselor in alaska. he transferred to the state's municipal parks and recreation department. ed and his wife moved to park city after he completed his teaching degree at the university of utah. dana grew up in hebrew where her father worked as a miner. he has worked solely at park city high school during his 34-year career

dee sarton, curtis houck, thank you both.ntime the prosecution and donald trump's near criminal trial expected to rest it's case tomorrow after the former presidents defense team has finished cross-examining michael cohen. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live with a peek at tomorrow's trial headlines. good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace. when court resumes on thursday michael cohen as you pointed out will be back on the stand under cross-examination. and yes, he is expected to be the last prosecution witness. meanwhile attorneys for former president trump are expecting to finish questioning mr cohen by tomorrow afternoon. cohen as you know dirt pushed out heard by now has described payments he made to actress stormy daniels in 2016 as cash for silence about an alleged encounter with his client mr trump, something mr trump of course denies. cohen has since racked up a criminal record after pleading guilty to federal crimes. however amid cohen's cross, a new name could surface in court soon, a lawyer

a final thought because we are talking to sirjohn curtis and - are talking to sirjohn curtis and goingou. simple final question, do you think you can win? yes, yes, i do. ithink question, do you think you can win? yes, yes, i do. i think we are going into this election with a clear plan, with a clear choice and what i live about politics is nothing is ever certain. upsets can and do happen and i were the underdog with my absolutely we are the underdog and art of the taking vote for granted, yes they are. do you think we can win?— we can win? yes, i do. laura trott there in our— we can win? yes, i do. laura trott there in our westminster - there in our westminster studio, that you so much for giving us so much of your time and thanks for joining us on the programme. just to point out in terms of day one of the election coverage, you can stay right up to date with the election coverage with still more love events planned in the coming hours and he can see continuing reaction and analysis. it's all there on the bbc news app and also on our website. looking at the clock, it is coming up lo

curtis fought fiercely and courageously, despite having the porous biomarkers, his tumor invading histrip and being on high-dose steroids,, curtis was in the 25% of glioblastoma patients who survived more than one year. this is because curtis had access to innovative treatments that slowed the progression of his glioblastoma for some time. these innovative treatments about us to spend more time and make more cherished memories with curti june 14 at the age of 54. i was by his side when he died, and i watched him take his final breath. i lost my husband, partner in adventure, an amazing father to our five children. he was an exceptional partner in all aspects ofur relationship, including his partnership in being a caregiver f hunter. although glioblastoma is a rareb cancer, it is claimed long respected and loved person by those here in our nation's capital including senator ted kennedy, beau biden, and senator john mccain. congress recognize the unmet need for a disease treatments and the additional barriers to orphan drug development born out of the-6 small patient populatis and pass

curtis burger stopped and said i can see in your eyeser devastated. let me give you a lesson. 1952 his candidate for president adeleye steven son was wiped out by dwight eisenhower and he was devastated. but away went on and he went out on a limb i realize now perhaps dwight eisenhower was the right president for that moment. this is 1980 and reagan went on to be president eight years and in the view of many he was a great president. and looking back on it i'm not sure that is wrong. i'm a recipient of the ronald reagan peace strengths award. i'm not trying to suggest the same for now, but that to me was a huge education. judge luttig: i will speak to the educational point if i pay. what i said over the past year or two is that we should have thought of this when we were not educating. and now we are paying the price for that failure in education that you were talking about. and i guess as fate would have it, we are having to pay the price for that failure at the very moment in american history when we need that education. so that those of us who are

well he was john curtis as it is.polls that have predicted things wrongly over the last 20 years. you know, i'm just all i'm saying is that labour has a huge mountain to go, which is why the pledge card that the real one done today, you know, is just another step in that journey. and why, you may say it's modest, but actually it's starting to address some of those issues that people care about, like crime, anti—social behaviour, like their bills. you know, this is this is the stuff, as you say, of the meat and dnnk as you say, of the meat and drink of politics. and as a campaigner, you also know you need retail offer on the doorstep, something you can say in 20s you're not going to get a philosophical debate, but you might get across a policy that lodges that may turn a vote. so that's what that's about. >> do you feel, paul, that what starmer has done today is to set the parameters for the next six months, or are we going to see big to change those six big new ideas coming in? >> no, i mean, this is now locked down.

curtis hill a creek. we would take a strong state intake into the next level is very simple it government out of the way. when the cut regulations and it should rely on her entrepreneurs to work and move forward. we need to provide tax incentives through lower taxes to make sure the economy is strong and robust. it is really a matter of making sure the government is limited in its capacity to stay in the way business is is growing. >> very good, eric doden same question. plexus is at the heart and soul of her indiana at main street initiative for 50 years we have ignored our small towns and the two and have many people live there. as we begin to restore communities across the state, with help of local leaders in the private sector, this will lead to tremendous small business growth and opportunities. we've already seen this happen in every community would begin to restore this is why we are excited about what we're doing we are doingwith their indiana t initiative and restoring small towns. >> suzanne cro

curtis died on june 14 at the age of 54. i was by his side when he died, and i watched him take his final breath. i lost my husband partner in adventure, an amazing father to our five children. he was an exceptional partner in all aspects of our relationship, including his partnership in being a caregiver for although glioblastoma is a rare cancer it is claimed long respected and loved person by those here in our nation's capital including senator ted kennedy, beau biden and senator john mccain. congress recognize the unmet need for a disease treatments and the additional barriers to orphan drug development born out of the small patient populations and pass the orphan drug act in 1983. the oda incentivize development of orphan drugs for rare diseases it unfortunately orphan drugshan one indications become eligible for price negotiation under the ira. this provision undermines the oda jeopardizes continued research development and funding of orphan drugs that our rare disease community so desperately need. yesterday, arpa-h a

woman who archaeologist say was probably in her forties had been laid to rest in a cave in iraq's curtis and region. the remains of other new 100 falls have been found in the same place. and there are signs that the burial site may have been used for centuries. the address almost died out around 40000 years ago. and you're up to date, but to stick around with it back to the top of the hour with more international news on air until overland. thank you very much for tuning in the us. he's got any issues with all the japanese economy is a struggle.

wonderful archaeologist say was probably in or forty's had been laid to rest, indicate interrupt, curtis and region. the remains of other any other falls have been found in the same place. and there are signs that the burial side may have been used for centuries. the under falls died out around 40000 years ago. you're up to date. i was more news for you at the top of the hour. thank you very much for joining us. the words people have to say that's why we listen to every weekend on d. w, the germany's economy is struggling and one of its key industries machine building is also facing a summer time germany.

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squad which is testament to how much he has made an impression on the last season and his team—mate curtisys in midfield is also in. as in water and jones who plays in midfield is also in. as in waterand is jones who plays in midfield is also in. as in water and isjust 20 years of age and has been in great form for crystal palace —— adam morton. in the left back position is where it is very interesting and england might struggle with that going into the tournament.— the tournament. gareth southgate shakin: the tournament. gareth southgate shaking things _ the tournament. gareth southgate shaking things un _ the tournament. gareth southgate shaking things up a _ the tournament. gareth southgate shaking things up a bit? _ the tournament. gareth southgate shaking things up a bit? years. - shaking things up a bit? years. there is a _ shaking things up a bit? years. there is a young _ shaking things up a bit? years. there is a young squad - shaking things up a bit? years. there is a young squad named| shaking things up a bit? years. i there is a young squad named in shaking things up a bit? yea

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, and the main enthusiast for creating a counterinsurgency strategy for the air force was general curtisnitial stage, the vietnamese themselves fought. two people boarded the plane, the americans acted as instructors, and the victory was recorded. the air force said it had inflicted losses in yedkongo in numbering 30 thousand people, despite the fact that so far they have only fought with the rebels in the south, and have not yet bombed north vietnam. the army, for its part, also did not lag behind and reported thousands of dead. the problem was that the cia didn't like the numbers. according to their data, it turned out that at that time. the situation on the battlefield began to deteriorate, the escalation reached new speeds, sometimes in order for things to get better, they must first get worse. year, they agreed on a truce; the agreement stated that the parties would jointly seek a transition from a truce to peace. these no one ever made any effort. napian pressure has led to nothing other than creating a nuclear threat that previously did not exist for our own homeland. north korea

, and the main enthusiast for creating a counterinsurgency strategy for the air force was general curtist the initial stage, the vietnamese themselves fought. two people boarded the plane, the americans acted as instructors, and the victory was credited to the south vietnamese pilot. but already in sixty-two. the infamous game of statistics began. the air force stated that inflicted losses of 30,000 people in edkong, despite the fact that so far they had only fought with the rebels in the south. north vietnam hasn't been bombed yet. the army, for its part, also did not lag behind and reported thousands of dead. the problem was that the cia didn't like the numbers. according to their data, it turned out that at that time the red movement in the south numbered a maximum of 1020. it turned out that even before the escalation of the conflict with the arrival of lyndon johnson in the white house, the air force destroyed all the rebels in southern vietnam three times. situation on the field the battle began to deteriorate, the escalation took a new turn, sometimes, for things to get better, th

the movie is being shot in new mexico and is being produced by jamie lee curtis.s based on some of the stories from the book paradise one town's struggle to survive an american wildfire. the film, called the lost bus, will focus on a bus driver and a teacher who helped steer a bus full of children to safety. 85 people died in the 2018 wildfire that tore through paradise in butte county. >> still ahead, a new trader joe's location is opening soon in san francisco. seven bay area streaming tv app. just search abc seven bay area and download it. >> amid the store closings, we've been reporting one san francisco neighborhood is welcoming a new grocery store. a friday at laguna street and fulton street in hayesle the store chain says more than 70 crew members will be hired from surrounding neighborhoods. hiring is still underway, by the way. trader joe's began in 1967, in the los angeles area and has expanded to nearly 450 stores now in 42 states. we still have much more news ahead. >> we do. >> let's go to abc7 news anchor diane lim for a look at what's coming up at 5

we will be out on the campaign trail and we will also talk to sirjohn curtis on all the latest pollingarts of the uk over the last couple of days. a swirl of cloud and rain, an area of low pressure worked its way in from the near continent and then became very slow—moving. in parts of cumbria, we've seen more than 120 millimetres of rain in the space ofjust 48 hours. the area of low pressure responsible is still with us. but it is filling, it is weakening, loosening its grip so the rain is starting to ease off. that said, still some fairly heavy bursts of rain to come across parts of north west england and southern scotland. a number of flood warnings still in force. a lot of cloud as well for many areas, and the best of any sunshine, i think, found across some southern and eastern counties of england, where temperatures will get to 19 or 20 celsius, but cooler further north and west with the cloud, with the splashes of rain. and then, through this evening and tonight, well, it's just a process of this area of low pressure gradually weakening and filling, but still providing lots of cl

here's reporter chloe curtis with the story. >> so he was missing for five years, five months and 18ays. >> reporter: separated more than 5 1/2 years after the camp fire until three weeks ago, all thanks to a social media post and the group 530 cody alert. when you were on facebook and saw that post, what was going through your mind? >> i said that's my dog. oh, my god. so i just hopped in the car and i drove an hour south. >> reporter: after all these years mcdougal said he would still check the page time to time. what he still doesn't know is how rigby made it from con cal on the day of the fire to linda, about 50 miles away. >> driving around the neighborhood, out on the country roads. i'm thinking where is he? >> reporter: and mcdougal didn't find his best friend right away. it took two days of driving around and putting up dozens of flyers around town. he was driving lap after lap around town when there he was, laying in a family's yard as they barbecued. >> he just like adopted this family. he's like hey, these people are cooking. maybe they'll feed me or something. then he did

curtis garrison is a sex abuse survivor who now runs speak out to stop child sex abuse. that shows that they're really desperate to recover and try to rebound from, you know, 82,209 claimants, in a child sex abuse, bankruptcy. and we'll see how it works for them. but we're not stopping as survivors. we're going to keep holding them accountable. the boy scouts won't officially become scouting america until february of next year, as part of the organization's 115th birthday. the local council hopes it will encourage more young people to join on the scouts next chapter. ian cull, nbc, bay area news. all right. jeff ranieri is with us now to talk about this glorious weather that we're seeing. and now things are really going to get heat up. yes we warmed up a little bit today. i can sense some excitement here. it feels good. let's get it hot. it does feel really, really nice to finally get in on some warm weather. we're in may after all, and we are talking about 80s coming back in that 7-day forecast as soon as tomorrow. so let's take a look at those numbers today. and you'll

curtis would have thought that unthinkable and so do i. we have to examine how did we get to the point where the american voters are so fed up that half of them are going to drive off this cliff. >> it's not democracy itself it's if anything at all at the functioning of that democracy and the operationalization of that democracy by our leaders. >> i would also add that is the substance of the work that we are working on and i don't pretend we are alone. we are in partnership with a number of other colleges and universities and other organizations that are looking at these kinds of challenges laws and institutions to culture to the social and economic econditions that make democracy possible as well so there's a body of work there. >> last question. >> the way we got into this discussion, itit seems to be asi look back a fundamental attack on western values generally and democracy is just part of it and it seems to have taken over education. how does one see something likee that coming and how do we headed off because of not just the feelin

curtis boone, secretario interino de la junta del condado de santa clara, anunció cambios a través de parte estamos explorando opciones para mejorar el acceso a nuestras reuniones en varios idiomas para que el público pueda entender toda la información y también participar. habrá traducción simultánea en todas las reuniones de la junta de supervisores mientras adoptamos nuevas tecnologías y modelos de traducción, tal y como han hecho otras ciudades y condados. cabe destacar que en la junta de supervisores mencionadas se contó con un intérprete que tradujo los comentarios públicos durante la reunión. sin embargo, aquellos que solo hablaban el idioma en español no pudieron entender esas discusiones oficiales debido a los requisitos formales del condado. para solicitar este servicio de interpretación. oye, sandra, y qué otras ciudades y condados del área de la bahía? hay alguno que haya adoptado alguna nueva tecnología de modelo de traducción diferente o algo por el estilo? si, por mencionar unos ejemplos. por ejemplo, el año pasado la ciudad de san josé comenzó a ofrecer estos servicios

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midfielder adam wharton, who only made his premier league debut three months ago, liverpool star curtis in the squad, which has to be trimmed to 26 players before the tournament. these players might be for now or they might be for the future with england, but i think it's a great opportunity for us to have a look at them, to work with them, for them to get a feel of the camp, and if they do well, they can force their way into the squad. but england have a major headache at the back — luke shaw, the only specialist left—back in the squad, among several defenders still recovering from injury. we've got a lot of complications at the back. we've got players that have either finished the season injured or have had injuries and have just got back playing, but that's the situation we are in and we've picked the players that we think physically, over the next couple of weeks, can get to where they need to be. there's foden! england have reached the latter stages of all three major tournaments since southgate took charge, and with a host of world—class talents at his disposal, many believe the e

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