i thought, wait a minute, dave davis is the head of mass port, why do i need to talk to -- and with the assistant secretary of fred and fred, i guess he passed my approval and sent me over to dave, dave was the person that -- he had a wonderful, a wonderful time there and until-- (laughter) >> and came back in '78 on a leave of absence, i'll never forget and my boss there called me up when he saw the globe that after the governor's-- my governor's defeat and he said, jamie, don't you think you better come back from your leave of absence because said, i'm going to get rid of those guys at mass port, anyway, that was an experience and then of course, the crowning opportunity that i had is when the governor appointed me secretary of environmental affairs and i tell just one story in relation to that and it shows his incredible insight. we were launching what, you know, midway through my tenure, the massachusetts water resource authority which was a difficult thing at the outset. and the board, people tended to think that the governor controlled the board because the secretary was the chair

dave davis is the head of massport. when i why do i need to talk to and i didn't really know fred jacobs, as a matter of fact, was a person i mean, who was assistant or fred and but anyway, i guess fred passed as approval and he sent me over to dave and certainly dave was the person that hired me and we had a wonderful a wonderful time there. and until ed king came. back in 78 and i was on a leave of absence from arthur the little i never forget it my my boss there called me up when he saw the globe. the after the governor's my governor's defeat and. he said, jeremy, don't you think you better come back from you leave that good talking head said, quote, in the globe, i'm going to get rid those you know, those guys massport. so anyway that that was an experience and then of course the crowning opportunity that i had is when the governor appointed me secretary of environmental affairs. and i just one story in relation to that and it shows his incredible insight we were launching, you know, midway through my tenure, the ma

we've got the kinks, ray and dave davies, they hated each other.ried on the everly brothers even before then. >> thank you paul. yeah, the big announcement is sir keir starmer that's coming. but first here's craig with the weather. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >> good morning and welcome to your latest gb news. weather forecast from the met office a bit of a north south split across the uk today. many northern areas seeing some rain but largely dry and fine further south. so we can see this rainfall first thing this morning across many parts of scotland and northern ireland. but for northern ireland it will quickly clear here so conditions improve as the day goes on. that rain just moving into cumbria and wales later on too, and that rain just quite heavy and persistent at times. so some fairly poor travelling conditions , especially across conditions, especially across parts of south west and scotland ahead of it, dry and bright and increasingly warm , could see increasingly warm, could see highs reaching ar

. - i was with rennie, davis, and dave dellinger, and we were trying to coordinate the mobilization,like total withdrawal from vietnam now. and allen ginsberg wanted everybody to chant "ohm," to bring the war to an end and the police to their senses. it was a motley medley of all kinds of people. [tense music] - when we first went to see mayor daley and we thought his deputy mayor to try and get a permit, he took me aside and said, "come on, what do you guys really want to do?" and i said, "well, did you see 'wild in the streets'?" [chanting indistinctly] which was a movie where young people put lsd into the water supply and took over the government. and so this is what the police expected. - our administration will never permit a lawless, violent group of terrorists to destroy the purpose of this national convention and take over the streets of chicago. - before he became mayor, chicago had kind of become a run down, drab city. - the city is plagued with strikes, from cab drivers to telephone installers. but mayor daley says the city's never been in better shape. - mayor daley wante

dave. what do we know of that this moment about the success and nation as well? mohammed davis, you rightly pointed out, was a very senior figure of how mossey was the leader of the alika, some brigades, the military, we all, tomas and he was long wanting the wanted list by israel. they had made several attempts on his life more than 7 times. they tried to take out dice. but as you just pointed out, 3 weeks ago, nearly 3 weeks ago on july 13th, they targeted, they with another senior figure, a rough asylum may actually at his compound leader of the my forces in hon. eunice, in an as try can. but it's taken some weeks for them to be able to ascertain the, to get the intelligence to prove that he was actually killed in this extract. they now say that they can, you know, some the say that he was assassinated. now, shortly afterwards. i'm must, as off of the strike in july, i should say how much came out saying he wasn't, he hadn't been killed. we haven't heard from her, from her most in the wake of this most recent development. but, you know, as we are reporting is really military

great to see you again, sir philip davies there on the civil service. now daveal secretary of the fda, which represents the civil service, it's there. the union says the previous government's approach to setting a fixed headcount reduction was not only intellectually bankrupt, opposed to driving efficiencies, but also led to perverse outcomes such as an increase in consultancy spend across the civil service. they were repeatedly advised that the approach was unworkable, but prioritise easy headlines over actual solutions. well, hopefully now we can get things moving in britain. do you think we will? i'm not so sure. coming up as groups of seemingly asian man caused chaos on the streets of birmingham, is it wrong to blame the disgraceful riots sweeping britain solely on the far right? i'm going to take a much closer look and, look at the root cause , actually, of the root cause, actually, of this disorder on britain's streets. but next, this aged well from andrew marr once for the first time in many of our lives. >> actually, britain looks like a little haven of

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davis who has been in the business for more than a decade. we're talking about patrick mahomes. we're talking about barstools daveary. how many years? >> three. >> and you have a baby on the way. >> any minute. i actually have to go. >> you have a 2-year-old. >> i do. >> congratulations on all the things. >> thank you so much. >> before we get into it, tom, hear from clients? one thing you i've got a nine-month-old. we love miles melvin. sometimes he could be a bit of a handful. he's a handful. >> start training when you get your dog. a lot of people come in and they're not proactive. they wait for there to be a problem. so they're like, i didn't do any training and all of a sudden things are happening. >> yeah, that's us. you are talking to my wife. >> i'm not trying to call you out, but that's what happens. >> let's get into these tips. number one, you have folks coming over. friends, sometimes strangers as well, and you just don't want your dog to jump up on them. what do you do? >> well, it is important to have an off command. so you have to have obedience. you can't just say, hey, dog, don't be a dog. ups is

davis who specializes in research on electric cars. >> all right. time now is 718. let's talk about our roadways on this wednesday. sal, how are we looking? >> looks all right. claudine and davening to you both. we do have some slowing out there. as is typical for a morning commute. otherwise though, i don't i don't think we look to slow other than the normal backup at the toll plaza. it's a little crowded on the bridge. let's go. right to the south bay. remember yesterday we kind of had a bad day? today it is much more moderate. it's early, but it's still moderate. getting up to the west valley. no major issues there right now. traffic looks all right. and if you're driving in the east bay, 80 looks okay. it's a little bit slow as you drive into berkeley from richmond at 719 today there is less fog than there was yesterday. >> steve is less fog in town. sal. is that what you're saying? >> yes. less fog. are we? is offshore flow around now? >> well, not really. she's not in town yet. but, you know, september is not far away, so. gotcha. all right. we had a couple of cool lows here briefly. west petaluma i saw two observations of 45 tomales, 47. point reyes station was also 47