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>>daisy stresses harmony not just in music but as part of her citizenship training before we have 13 ethnic groups in this program r have race baiting name calling none of that. >>this is happening not just with music and she's hoping just become better person overall because shes something called it the power trying to. >>i have proven that the power triangle works that this combination of music. academics and citizenship. it can't be and it is the joy of my night to observe the growth. and the success. we shoot for the moon here and get it. >>why a ceo has own herschel's terrain and is to miss storage all requires rental spaces. so as always donations are appreciated. the saturday event is a celebration was singing star josh groban 7 30 at the ritz carlton in half moon bay that is fantastic. >>a bay area teacher is california's teacher of the year that also makes are finalists for this year's national teacher of the year. rosie reid was in washington dc this week for the ceremony she posted pictures from her trip on twitter read teaches english at northgate high school in walnut cr

you don't see the treatment, but you see the progress in daisy, when she's been on a treatment.s making a difference to someone. it definitely feels really nice to know that what you are doing is going to a good cause and it really helps her. i have been baking with my mum since i could walk and sit on a counter and help. then when i was about four, i decided i wanted to do a cake stall to raise raise money for charity. then i did that for quite a number of years and then about two years ago, injanuary, istarted alana's care and cakes. we get all sorts of reactions, crying, happiness, lost forwords, anything you can imagine, it's like a really nice emotion. i think anything you are passionate about you should always go ahead with it, because even though you are one person, you can make a difference. another winner, 14—year—old anastasia blease, seen on the right, is a wheelchair basketball player, fast becoming a sporting hero after winning gold at a european tournament. born with spina bifida, she returned home with a gold medal from the european championships in france with te

she wrote, "i am so close to introducing them both to daisy." responded, "haha we can do it together! as a date. smiley face." in yet another, she wrote, "i hate them with every inch of me. revenge will be mine and it will be very, very sweet." >> it was very obvious that danielle had some kind of hatred towards sam, that there was -- that she wanted to hurt him. >> reporter: and based on those text messages, it seemed clear to detectives that she had persuaded michael to feel the same way. >> absolutely think she poisoned michael's mind as far as what sam was. >> everything he knew about sam was that he was a violent person. he was described to him as a drunk, as a cheater, as a liar. that knowledge came from one person and one person alone. it was danielle. >> did you have evidence as you kept investigating that sam was abusive or violent toward danielle? >> there was no evidence of that whatsoever. >> danielle definitely had control over michael minor. she did manipulate him. did she manipulate him to the point of killing sam? i don't know. >

you don't see the treatment, but you see the progress in daisy, when she's been on a treatment.hat you are doing is going to a good cause and it really helps her. i have been baking with my mum since i could walk and sit on a counter and help. then when i was about four, i decided i wanted to do a cake stall to raise raise money for charity. then i did that for quite a number of years and then about two years ago, injanuary, istarted daisy‘s care and cakes. we get all sorts of reactions, crying, happiness, lost forwords, anything you can imagine, it's like a really nice emotion. i think anything you are passionate about you should always go ahead with it, because even though you are one person, you can make a difference. we saw anastacia. 14—year—old anastasia blease, seen there on the right, is a wheelchair basketball player, fast becoming a sporting hero after winning gold at a european tournament. born with spina bifida, she returned home with a gold medal from the european championships in france with team gb‘s junior women under 24s. she's the youngest player in the squad a

>>daisy stresses harmony not just in music but as part of her citizenship training before we have 13nic groups in this program right now we all get along i don't have race baiting name calling none of that. >>and this is happening not just with music and she's hoping just become better person overall because shes something called it the power trying to. >>i have proven that the power triangle works that this combination of music. academics and citizenship. it can't be and it is the joy of my night to observe the growth. and the success. we shoot for the moon here and get it. >>great program there his work with hundreds of children since 2003. but does not have a home of its own rehearsals tutoring and it's an instrument storage it all requires rental spaces and as always. >>donations are appreciated. >>all righty and after the break we had a wild one in houston, it came down to the wire free basketball went to >>a look outside tonight on the bay bridge a somewhat quiet night coming into the city. i have not seen very often get during the day lot of traffic coming into the city, but a

that ran him down but we all know it was daisy. so just keep that little literary tid-bit in mind. i gave this to the staff already. i was going to talk and i'll resubmit this, about the flat policy because it is pertinent here but i have to gather myself. may i have the overhead, please? that's the project in 2014 and you can see there the two doors to the flat and the illegal unit. here it is before, back in 2007, when george bush was still president, and you can see what was there and that's a variance issue. on february 22nd, i came here and i rewatched the public comments. february 22 of 2018 and that's what i'm giving you now. i talked about this building and three other projects that had branding names. you know, i don't know what you can do. i mean, this is a statement that i really like, where you point a finger at someone and three are pointing back at you and i worry that's the case here. they did the wrong thing. they obviously did the wrong thing, but i think that you as the commission can do the right thing, whatever

she tells me she stopped by in part to make sure she used all of her daisy dollars. >> daisy bucks areey that you earn when you spend so much money and you get points, and then you get $5 off every $25 you spend. >> she bought a few items and used up all of her outstanding daisy dollars. shelly hunter says it is a good idea. she is the gift card girlfriend on giftcards.com. >> it is really smart to use awful of your points, all of your gift cards, all of your credit cards. use it now because we don't know when the store closest to you will close and we also don't know if dress barn at some point will stop honoring the programs. >> shelly says it is different than when most stores close because there is no bankruptcy involved, and that means no judge to watch over things. >> it is just the company deciding, but that doesn't mean they can't decide tomorrow to shut everything down. so i don't see any reason for it to be urgent other than them probably wanting to close down leases and things like that. >> published reports predict it will take six to 12 months to shutter the stores but the

>>that's right a soprano soloist with the limit burnside daisy newman spent 20 years as a professional opera singer and plays 5 instruments herself- >>and her heart is filled with helping talented kids. her program is about much more than music she leaves with what she calls her power triangle. >>i recruited kids who want to go to college. who are low income but had a college join as excellence in academics music and citizenship is what the power trial stands for. >>seals community really helps. helps me learn music better, and then it helps me learn sedition citizenship ryan isn't ymc owes 4 point o club the kids who get all a's get special experiences so he knows excellence in academics and. >>and use it. >>are essential. >>your daughter evelyn. >>and ryan is the second and his family to go through the program big sister evelyn wound up at a college in boston with the help of the have her college application. also the financial support. these families know a one hour private music lessons can cost upwards of $125 and. >>their appreciation to him want to introduce critically important

it's the flowers that often grab the most attention bark even small flowers can have a big impact daisy's a very popular at the moment. in the clothes i think we're the only ones in the world who have the right equipment to make these cuts that it's. far away from the fashion capitals the time seems to be stood still at their work shop need tristen. each bloom individually by hand just as they would have more than a century ago. very few people in the world have this know how and that has its price. these roses cost $80.00 euros a pace the most difficult step is dying the fabrics. i ask customers who include star designers philip treacy very demanding. a place in my theater a seat makes is have to match the color i dyed the flowers he does a lot for the duchess of cornwall command it's mostly rosé own too they say a color like this makes a face beautiful and i think one can confirm that with camilla coming back among the 53. there flowers are even in demand with costume design and in hollywood do you really think that nice to see to that particular interest to you not scholarly which is.

ideas from europe and africa but i'm not alone with me as my charming colleague in south africa hello daisy hey auntie it's great to be here again.

as the king passed as a mark of respect for the king indeed here in thailand he had the status of a daisy a divine status is a people were extremely respectful as he passed very excited to see him walking along the street as many people been passing along these streets many people of course have been here since the early hours of the morning china to make sure that they did get a spot along the parade route and it really has been incredibly hot here today that than a lot of ambulances medical staff on standby trying to help people out if the heat got a little bit too much for them but people still were willing to brave those temperatures and we know as well that a lot of people were bussed in by author ities from around thailand trains buses also free here in bangkok in a way to in an effort to encourage people to come here to witness this celebration and essentially witness history in the making of all the pictures certainly are spectacular but tell us a little bit more about the newly crowned monarch. yes pretty impressive pictures as he was being carried through here in that gold and e

even if it worked perfectly, the daisy chain was operated perfectly? mike: i don't know. i have thought about this jfk direct approach, and say to land a crew of men and women on mars by so and so and return them safely to earth. and the so and so i would put in there would be about 2040, something like that. marvin: another 20 years out. mike: that is what i would guess. you have a lot of people guessing who are a lot better at that stuff than i am. that would be my guess. marvin: in your judgment, is the move profitable? -- is the moon profitable? mike: the moon? sure, the moon is habitable, but you have to bring your own oxygen. it depends on how you define habitable. [laughter] mike: sometimes i think my house is not habitable. [laughter] mike: so, i am not sure about the moon. but by and large, it can be made habitable. marvin: you touched on what i am about to ask you before, but i want to nail it down. vice president pence has been put in charge essentially of the space program for this administration. he used very dramatic mobile language in a recent speech. he sa

daisy has been trying to bring order of the chaos. most warming game in our beds our clothes we have lost everything we are doing our best to put things in order again at least the sun is shining at least dry the few clues that we have managed to salvage. it has been raining nonstop for nearly the entire week since the cycle hit shows us how is what is left of it this is where she and her children lived. in you are good to but they get the wind was so incredibly strong that it ripped away nearly everything we lost everything now we don't have anything you know. i don't know if we will receive any kind of aid but nothing is left i don't have a job or field was destroyed. i am a single mother i have to take care of my children and i have to take care of my parents my mother is sick we have to do our best to make ends meet. nearly everyone who lives here has found their way of life ripped away from them most of them are fishermen but many boats were washed away with the storm those that remained have to be repaired the mangroves were des

mike: well, the flight to and from the moon is a long and fragile daisy chain of events. any link in that breaks and the chain is useless. aboutnot too much worried then going down. i knew neil knew how to fly the machine extraordinarily well. he was going to find a safe landing spot. host: that machine being the eagle. they left your capsule and went in the eagle. mike: i am in a 60 mile orbit and the two of them are descending. we were great believers in redundancy. we went over every mechanical component that was important to us. columbia was my vehicle up above. the eagle was the one on the surface. the eagle had one little engine bell, one little ignition short, -- ignition source, and that worried me. it was such an obvious fragile link in this daisychain, and if they couldn't get up, they were dead and i was coming home. it was a way. it was something that kept me up -- a worry. it was something that kept me up at night. host: did you ever sleep when you were up there circling the moon? mike: whenever possible. it was kind of noisy. mission control is yakking all t

. >>> desde entonces, daisy y sus 3 hermanos han luchado por salir adelante sin su madre. > m hermanaomo es una niÑa de 10, es el tiempo que necesita mÁs a su mama. >>> expertos recomiendan que tÓ el volante. cada vez son mÁs inmigrantes centroamericanos abandonados a su suerte en las calles, por agentes de inmigraciÓn. a algunos de hells se les ha negado abordar un aviÓn para reunirse con sus familiares. luis zaragoza nos cuenta mÁs de esta historia. >>> se movilizan lo mÁs pronto que pueden. y es que siguen llegando de distintos centros de detenciÓn, hombres, mujeres y niÑos, algunos de ellos enfermos y el problema para estas personas que desean llegar donde hay un familiar, se hacen cada vez mÁs difÍciles. miguel inmigrante guatemalteco que junto con su hijo de 9 aÑos de edad, les compraron el boleto para viajar a nebraska y fue pe abordar elid de transporte. >>> las familias que tienen aqÍi les compran el boleto, boletos muy caros que son hasta mil dÓlares y las familias estÁn perdiendo sus boletos, porque seguridad no los deja pasar. estas personas vienen huyendo de los problemas

. >> reporter: rosy brown has two rambunctious little dogs, penny and daisy. when she headed out of town for a wedding three weeks ago she turned to a popular app to get a pet sitter. >> get a certified dog walker at a moment's notice. >> she met casey brengle. >> she had 210 five-star reviews, and i'm thinking okay, this is great. >> they agreed on four and a half day was house sitting with long walks for $315 and discussed the doggie cam on the kitchen counter. it also shoots out treats. rosy headed out to louisiana and on the day of her cousin's wedding received an alert. >> on the preview it showed a man in the house, someone i wasn't expecting and i opened it up and that's when i saw that she was there with a man in our house and going straight for our bedroom. >> it shows casey's boyfriend on several occasions, at one point locking the dogs outside the master bedroom and going from the master to the guest bedroom. after several days of texting. >> she believes you were having sex in both bedrooms. >> it's okay that she believes that. that's not what was

. >> rosy brown has two rambunctious little dogs, penny and daisy. when she headed out of town for a wedding three weeks ago she turned to a popular app to find a pet sitter. >> get a wag-certified walker. >> rosy met 26-year-old wag dog walker and sitter casey bringel. she had 210 five-star reviews and i'm thinking this is great? they agreed on four and a half days of house sitting with long walks for $315 and discussed the doggie cam on the kitchen counter. it also shoots out treats. rosie headed to louisiana and on the day of her cousin's wedding received an alert on the camera. >> on the preview of the alert it showed a man in my house, someone i wasn't expecting and i opened it up and that's when i saw her with a man in my house and they were going straight to my bedroom. >> reporter: it showed casey on several occasions, on one point locking the dogs outside of the bedroom and on the other going to the bedroom. she finally agreed to speak to me on camera. >> she believes you were having sex in the bedroom. >> it's okay she believes that. that's

rosie brown has two little dogs, penny and daisy. out of town for a wedding three weeks ago she turned to a popular app to find a sitter. >> get a wag certified walker to walk your dog. >> reporter: she met 26-year-old dog walker and sitter casey bringle. >> she had 200 five star reviews, i thought it was great. >> reporter: they agreed on four-and-a-half days of housesitting with long walks and discussed the doggy cam that shoots out treats. she headed to louisiana and on the day of her cousin's wedding she received an alert on the camera. >> on the day of the alert it showed a man in the house. he opened it up and saw she was there with a man in our house and going straight for the bedroom. >> reporter: the video shows casey's boyfriend at the apartment on several occasions, at one point locking the dogs outside the master bedroom. on another going from the master to the guest bedroom. after several days of texting, casey finally agreed to speak with me on camera. she believes you were having sex in both of the bedrooms. >> i -- it

rosy brown has two rambunctious little dogs, penny and daisy when she headed out of town for a wedding popular app for a pet sitter. >> rosy met 26-year-old wag dog walker and sitter casey brengle. >> she had 210 five-star reviews, and i'm thinking, okay, this is great. >> they agreed on four and a half days of house sitting with long walks for $315 and discussed the doggie cam on the kitchen counter. it also shoots out treats. rosy headed to louisiana and on the day of her cousin's wedding received an alert from the camera. >> on the preview of the alert it showed a man in our house, someone that i wasn't expecting. so i opened it up and that's when i saw that she was there with a man in our house and they were going straight for our bedroom. >> the video shows casey's boyfriend at the apartment on several occasions, at one point locking the dogs inside the master bedroom. on another going from the master to the guest bedroom. after several days of texting casey brengle finally agreed to. >> it's okay that she believes that. that's not what was going on. >> casey's mother and father a

it may have been a short visit to the city, but for daisy, the memories will last a lifetime.iv on saturday. well, the bbc‘s moscow correspondent, steve rosenberg, is a eurovision super fan — and he‘s been performing this afternoon at the moscow international house of music — taking requests on the bbc news facebook page. and if you‘re wondering what the uk entry sounds like this year, he had that covered as well. oh, the british entry this year is something like... music. so that‘s steve rosenberg, playing the uk‘s entry, "bigger than us" — and michael rice will perform the song live in the eurovision final in israel. you can catch that — plus all the other entries — on bbc one this saturday from 8pm. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. good evening. with clear skies across the uk and some very dry air with us at the moment, we‘re seeing big temperature contrasts from first thing in the morning to the afternoon. take altnaharra, highland, scotland. before the sun was up this morning, —2 celsius. the sun, though, during the day warmed things up, all the w

daisy butler reports, this is part of r to ease consumer privacy concerns. >> reporter: for linda, alexas as much a part of her daily routine as grocery shopping. >> i stream music. lately it's for weather reports. >> reporter: she is concerned about how much information alexa remembers that she listens. >> i do not use it to purchase out there. reporter: when amazo announced they will allow users to delete their voice, thomas was relieved. >> as long as they can erase everything from the servers, that would be great.>> reporter: consumers are being warned not to be lulled into a false sense of security. >> can i have a potato chip. temperature had in there, just have one chip, you can eras24 hours. everything we have done until now, we have done it. >> reporter: some criticized the privacy practices when it comes to alexa. instead of deleting conversations in settings, soon you can say this, alexa, erase my conversations for the last 24 hours sorry, i don't know that. >> reporter: this is a new feature will not stop amazon workers were corporations from using ai to track your conversati

yellow dot right in the center of the daisy. let it dry just a little bit.e you go. >>> you know how it is. you go on vacation, try on all these touristy things on the beach. it's fun. >> v dlg 8. >> i did this one. you did the wind swing? >> yeah, yeah, it's cool. >> the wind swing? >> when you're high and supposed to jump off. >> there's a sail at the front. >> yeah. >> okay. that's exactly what this dude is doing. >> nice. all right. >> and he swings about. >> yes, jump. at some point you're supposed to jump. >> oh. yeah. >> quite the dismount there. >> this person says that they were waiting for the moment. >> that wasn't it. >> yeah. the moment came and we said, well, 25 to 30 feet later. >> you all right? >> he's fine. it's fun. >> it's vacation. >> that was fun. this is phenomenal. he uses the treadmill. >> whoa. >> not to walk or run butututut a little arm strength. >> oh my gosh. >> yeah. that's the only way you can explain christopher's video. they are absolutely insane. >> you might not want to try it because he makes it look easy, but he put a lo

jamaica's neon daisy trays up the wings in the blue sleeve and even if you made alphonse a dig at buying help and who can forget america's golden boy christian clueless it's just this winter set records for his high profile move to chelsea in the premier. even le bron james is a fan. yet top the premier league club 64000000 here in america but the list keeps getting longer with a new wave of american youth joining the european football's highest ranks players like western economies josh sergeant and this guy rb leipzig tyler i. know you always have strong teams in your soccer but i wouldn't necessarily say that you know the pool is big as it is now i mean you look down and you know there's 17 year olds like to be playing for the senior team you look at the team and the average age might be like 24 and that's that's kind of on heard of the national team so you know more guys are getting opportunities more guys are going to professional minutes and young ages i think that goes to show that the talent is getting better and better and you know it's it's again it's the players that are you kn

it cause her cursing at daisy after the dog had been playing rough with penny. >> is that appropriate. >> flow, i agree that's not appropriate. i was frustrated not at her, at myself at other things. i had gotten in my fight with my mom and i agree it was not appropriate. >> after rosie brown complained to wag and i contacted the company, they suspended casey bringal and sent us a statement that reads in part the reported behavior in the situation is unacceptable and contrary to our community guidelines. we expect everyone on the platform to conduct themselves professionally. >> these are my dogs. i know how difficult it can be to find a good pet sitter. i contacted the better business bure. they tell me the company has had a rocky few months dealing with complaints. the bbb received complaints r complaints for walkers not showing up, keys, money or other items stolen and dogs getting loose. last month, the bure gave wag an "f" for the way it addressed complaints, changed it to not rated while they worked with the company to help them improve their process. and this week, awarded wag

friday, constituency daisy, foreign secretary talking about things domestic then rolled up at the haslemereat he is in the running, so he is definitely declared. a lot of people are talking about how they are seriously considering it without definitively saying but he has differently declared. rory stewart has definitely declared. borisjohnson is in switzerland, his language was interesting today. in swiss german? was he? you never know, he does talk lots of languages! latin is in his language of choice if he's not bothered with english. s, or greek. what he had to say was in english thankfully. he pushed it back on the table, the idea of deal or no—deal, so table, the idea of deal or no—deal, so addressing those who think it was a big mistake to ever talk about taking no—deal off the table. a big mistake to ever talk about taking no-deal off the table. yes, he got lots of people excited very quickly by saying we were going to leave at the end of october whatever happens. that will be one of the big fault lines in the leadership contest. who will openly say that they are willing to leave wi

i will be pushing up daisies then. i don't intend to be.t climate change is increasing and accelerating these threats. there are parts of britain which have been eroding. and there are bits that are coming up. this is speeding up. part of the issue is, if you're talking about bloods in land, further up with the villas, they are saying, having houses with concrete floors so they aren't damaged. that increases the problem locally. how do you deal with this? maybe tutankhamen can tell us. how do you make people worried enough about it quickly enough to do something? with front pages like this. we have the other week out in london, extinction rebellion, hoping people would take notice but the fundamental dynamic is something we would notice. the constant battle we have. our prime minister is a trained geographer. she needs to stop thinking about coastal moraine and start thinking about what you too. —— what you do. the thames barrier, for example, is a temporary measure. you need to know how to live with the flood situation, that's not how it w

down daisy lay on my visit on when your friends issue floyd if you know him at open or are you. sharing but i don't think east. living here burnish his novel was a surprise success in romania it's the story of a young woman who painstakingly tries to build a life for herself in book arrest while her mother works in spain. furnished and knows what it's like to feel abandoned her mother too has worked in western europe for years one of some four million romanians. i read recently a report of the un i think it was with the ten fastest depopulating countries in the world and they were all ten in eastern europe and germany was among them not the. first not on the first place but still and it was like all our neighbors hungary ukraine moldova they were all there in the list and that's. it's weird and makes you think because it was a global import. migrant workers send a lot of money home but romania needs doctors teachers engineers and childcare workers and their critical voices. liberia burnished doesn't want to leave the country even if she's been thinking about it for years she fee

i'm going to miss it so much. >> me, daisy, it's like a moment in our lives really.ays a first order general named general pride and then there's keri russell who plays someone named zorii bliss. she's some kind of rogue or theefr. we know she's going to play an important role in whatever happens. >> reporter: someone else playing an important role, general organa, the former princess leia portrayed by actress carrie fisher, who died suddenly in december 2016. >> when we first started working on the story, we realized immediately we could not tell the story without her. there had been a number of scenes that we filmed and not used for episode vii and i compiled the footage and watched it, and it was like finding this impossible answer to an impossible question. we could tell her story with these pieces that she had shot. so when she's in the movie, it's her. she's in the film. she's performing these scenes. >> and fisher's daughter billie lourd is in the movie and actually has scenes with her mom. director j.j. abrams says there are moments where carrie is there and

of course, one of the highlights of the event, is who wore what on the red carpet — daisy may cooper,, turned up on the red carpet wearing a dress made from bin liners — she explains why. it's insane, it's absolutely insane. i can't believe it. you know, six years ago, me and my brother were cleaning, so to come here to the baftas and not, like i said, hoover it up, the red carpet after ourselves, it's brilliant. it cost about five quid. five quid and then a load of rubbish. my mother made this dress with my two friends and it took them three days but the reason i'm wearing this is if i wore a normal dress, that would cost a lot of money, and i thought i'd donate money to a localfood bank and wear bin bags instead. her performance was not rubbish because she won, of course. sorry, that was terrible... now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. more sunshine and warm this week. mid week, temperatures could reach 24 mid week, temperatures could reach 2a across parts of scotland. high pressure has brought this change and the sunny skies and overnight we keep clear conditio

for years, i didn't actually know anyone that had the condition, until ijoined daisy last year, and thenare still a child and still a teenager is actually really, really difficult. it was really brilliant to meet annabel and holly, because i feel like, girls, they need to speak about it instead of holding everything inside. there is no real reason why i've got it. it was really disappointing, because it's frustrating. there's no real answer to what's happening, and it's this whole big mystery, what's going on inside my body. i don't think i'll ever come to terms with it completely. just trying to make something positive from a negative. because there's someone going through so much worse, and to think there's someone going through something worse than me, it makes you feel more lucky than anything. annabel, who is going through the menopause at the age of 15. andy murray has collected his knighthood at buckingham palace more than two years after he was awarded the honour. sir andrew murray, for services to tennis and to charity. the three—time grand slam champion described it as a ‘proud

but on the red carpet, daisy may cooper, made the biggest impression.she explained it cost about £5 and, "what i would have spent on a designer dress, "i donated to a localfood bank." hello there. the temperature reached 18 degrees on sunday. but it‘s set to get warmer still over the coming few days. we saw the weather improving over the weekend and over the next few days we‘re going to find, thanks to high pressure, it‘s going be dry and sunny and for most of us temperatures the weather this week looks very different from what we had last week. what having said that, there is cloud spilling over the top. it‘s not as cold here as it has been during recent nights. but actually elsewhere, mind you. maybe a pinch of frost here and there especially towards east anglia. the cloud across northern scotland is going to produce a little rain and drizzle. the tail end of the weather front moves through. tail end of a weather front — that moves through and we‘re left with some thin, high cloud. it means the sunshine could be a little hazy at times. not going to sp

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but on the red carpet, daisy may cooper, made the biggest impression. — arrived wearing a dress made from bin liners. she explained it cost about £5 and says "what i would have spent on a designer dress, i donated to a localfood bank". stay with us. hello there, good morning. it was 18 degrees again on sunday, but for many of us it's going to get warmer over the next few days. the weather this week looks very different from what we had last week. this was a typical weather pattern — jetstream to the south. we were in the colder air. that brought showers and longer spells of rain, as much as an inch of rain in some places last week. but at least for the next few days, the jetstream is deflected well to the north of the uk. we're in the warmer air. and we've got high pressure that's dominating and keeping it dry just about everywhere. having said that, though, there is this cloud that's spilling over the top of it. that's pushing its way into scotland, and it's not as cold here as it has been during recent nights. pretty chilly elsewhere, mind you. and ma

and daisy poa which my colleague is amending i read that and i can do that and been involved in our broader iran isolation policy for many years but that was the first major foreign-policy national security agreement in u.s. history that had a bipartisan majority of senators and bipartisan majority of house members who were against it, against it. not for it but not to support in his body and certainly not in the senate or the house and not from the american people so this meant that somehow this was a great agreement and it was not. it was a give a way, billions to the largest state sponsor of terrorism where in ten years the free to go develop nuclear weapons. this is not agreement the body said so. bipartisan majority at the house and senate disagreed with president obama. partisan minority in the house and senate, first time in u.s. history on the national security remit of this magnitude somehow passed so there's this myth that this was supported by congress and it wasn't democrats and about and opposed it the majority in both houses invite the american people. remember this was the co

. >> she outlawed pajamas and daisy duke shorts and hair rollers. >> laura: [applauding]. >> when anyonen, we have to model what we want the children to know and show them what is right and correct. for example, you won't wear a swimsuit to school. you wear it to the beach. it's about academic excellence. >> she said you are your child's first teacher. i like how she is enforcing. how many times have we been on a plane when here comes a guy with t-shirt and pajamas on the plane. i am glad she did this. >> laura: i love the fact that women are sayingul are better than that. they will say you are judging me. how dare you judge me? this is my fashion truth. >> some fashion truths should be kept to themselves. things that people are wearing to school that irritated the principal. the tight legings. or when men show up looking like this.g [laughing].gins. or when men show up looking like this. [laughing]. i will be signing copy on may 4th. come see me tomorrow. >> laura: coming up a would be terrorist is about to walk free in new york. and the worst offenders. the tape you don't want to miss

it happened saturday and sunday during the electric daisy carnival at the motor speedway.he people were arrested on drug charges. police say over all the crowd of 300,000 people was well behaved. >>> a former professional football player who was once the highest-paid tight end goes on trial in san diego. he is facing a number of felony charges including two women last year and the rape of a 13- year-old girl. he is facing a possible life sentence if convicted. his pro football career was sidetracked by a series of injuries. >>> in the south and midwest they are recovering from rarely severe weather and even more severe weather is coming. louisiana and oklahoma for hit hard by heavy rain, strong winds and dozens of tornadoes after severe weather. kansas, nebraska, texas, and arkansas. older homes were knocked right off their foundations. many shady fast-moving storms with the worst they have ever seen. >> katrina, harvey, there is no comparison. there were just four hours of mayhem. >> reporter: heavy rain is expected all week. people in the central u.s. are bracing for mor