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ok, david wilson -- will is - to last about six weeks. 0k, david wilson —— will is there.e legal arrangement that gave her father control over many aspects of her life. the singer told her 40 million instagram followers she was having a baby with partner sam asghari. the 40—year—old, who has two teenage sons, also revealed she suffered depression during a previous pregnancy said she "won't be going out much" following her announcement. that's it, bye—bye. hello there. it was a much milder start monday morning, largely frost—free, as it will be again this morning. and that's because we've changed the wind direction. they're coming in off the atlantic, they are gathered around an area of low pressure, which means we are pulling in more cloud and showery rain, as well. but it will at least stay relatively mild, if not warm in the sunshine as we saw on monday night, 19 celsius in heathrow. but lots of heavy showers have been gathering towards the south through the night. there could be some rumbles of thunder, patchy rain heading its way northwards elsewhere, and that's why we

david wilson quitting asjustice minister. —— david wilson. 25 million people in shanghai are in the seconds china tries to maintain its �*zero—covid' strategy. 0ur shanghai correspondent robin brant is himself is locked down — he sent us this report. more than two years after covid first emerged here, china is still trying to keep it out. and this is how it's doing it. tens of thousands of people forced into government run quarantine. in one of china's most advanced cities, the conditions for some are awful. translation: the moment i really broke down was when i entered - the cabin hospital. we spoke to this 26—year—old. she tested positive a few days ago. in china, symptoms or no symptoms, you are forced to quarantine. translation: we were first assigned to the shared area. j the condition was terrible. my roommate and i found two camp beds. there was only one restroom and one wash basin on each floor. many sleep next to each other. i was terrified. i broke down and cried. forced quarantine is one of two often brutal measures that china is using to try to beat covid. the other is citywide

want to go through those headlines for the viewers before we dissect them, but the resignation of david wilsonon he is so respected in the legal profession and amongst people who've watched westminster for a long time as and amongst people who've watched westminsterfor a long time as he has an independent career as a very senior lawyer. —— david wolf son. he feels that he now can't continue in thatjob, supporting government which has broken the law. but i do feel that may be one of the reasons why his resignation has repercussions in westminster. a career politician, someone who didn't have their own alternative career to go back to. he is in many ways an independent figure here, more so than someone who had risen to ministerial ranks through the house of commons. kate has just taken us onto our paper, the metro. the guardian, also, leaning on the fact that the prime minister may face a further three more funds in the party scandal, but the headline for the metro is tory law chief quits. aubrey, your take on this story? it's a pretty blunt story. we expected it to be a little bit quieter _ exp

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david kim of daniel wilson and admin services and building management. carmen chu and her team the repromail for printed at a moment's notice. large scale map and signs and windso signs. mike, crystal, rene. hallway interpreters and trans layors the director. kristina torres. gonzalez-baxter. jazmin hernandez. chang and santos, teddy wong. tif lee and countless department sheriffs when came through. it wassure hope and conferred with the chair that no hands nobody would be grabbed and thrown out. despite there issue disturbness we give prospects to the sheriffs but also the xunts who calmed each other down that is why we did not have major complaints filed. west coast consulting who took over for us once civic edge consulting timed out. and for the clerk staff. alyssa, wilson, jokea. eileen. bill y, nav. john c. kevin lamb and joe atkins with his love low disposition at 2 a.m. in the morning and our clerk john carol. -- [applause] i can't have. round of applause. all of you remote and judge you were the face are the face of the redistricting task force.

david malpass. in the next hour, on equities, lori and mike wilson.we get into the bond market with bob michele. netflix, the stock du jour, we will catch up with michael nathanson of moffitt nathanson. tom: a select group that has always been skeptical about the netflix profit model. it will be interesting. i know he had been doing the media rounds. where all of those price targets are coming in, i will really watch what these people are looking at, how do they reset? jonathan: yesterday, people were tempted to buy into their earnings after a move of 40% year to date. down another 27%. there will be even more people to buy this now. that will be the question for mr. nathanson, is now the time to buy? we would argue not yet. we are still uncertain about what the revenue base looks like. tom: it is real simple. the way you learn not to buy into a fed announcement or earnings announcement, is to enjoy losing money when you buy into the announcement. i have enjoyed losing money. jonathan: i'm not sure how many people have enjoyed it is morning, losing mo

david price in the 3rd round. but between mitchell sermon, wilson, hasty in now take this price.they have a they got to figure out what the district will look like. so i don't think i would take it. >> all right. another guy to analyze for you. another offensive skill weapon. danny, great smu wide receiver. may be playing alongside deebo samuel dubose. still there. what that look like. >> well, yeah, if deebo samuel is still there, if not branded now, you can still there. mcleod is still there. so there are a lot of weapon that the forty-niners have. what i like about this pick of danny gray is he is fast. he didn't put up great numbers. i think like 1200 yards, 13 touchdowns. that's over a couple of seasons. smu did not have a really good strong quarterback to help with those numbers. but danny graves fast, he is in the 4, 2, is i think you're in a 4, 3, 3, at the combine. and so he's somebody who was fast. and you definitely want to have makers on your team. what's crazy is 17 wide receivers. kate were taken in the first 3 rounds of this draft. and so he happens to be the most

suddenly change their stripes, carl >> david, it kind of also raised the more theological question about what's the best ownership structure for the company, period fred wilson this morning, founding investor, twitter is too important to be owned and controlled by a single person. the opposite should be happening. twitter should be decentralized as a protocol. power is an ecosystem of communication products and services we're back to a theoretical discussion of who owns the public square? >> without a doubt i mean, if we were to get to that point, there'd be a lot of debates in terms of whether it is good for society to have the world's richest man own a powerful platform like this. although, on a regulatory side, it is unclear there would be any true impediments were they actually to agree to a go private with mr. musk. unclear whether we're going to get there. listen, again, at this board meeting, when this board starts talking an hour or so from now, guys, you have to go through best and final what does that actually mean what do we think this company really is worth? do we think there are other strategic buyers out there would we consider starting a proc

david remnick the editor agreed and it got a lot of notice and mrs. reagan thought it was a really good article and then my name surfaced and pete wilson, former governor of california said oh yeah, i would be perfect. i knew pete wilson from the world war ii museum? new orleans. he was actively engaged and gave me a thumbs up and he was working with the reagan foundation at that point and so i flew to -- wilson was my middle man and said the thing is when you meet mrs. reagan do not mention edmond morris the biographer. she felt very burned by dutch, because she trusted edmund morris. >> stop a second, why did she feel so burned about that book? >> because he fictionalized, turned it into a novel. >> the fictional gimic he used ticked her off? >> very much, i can't tell you how much, because she felt she was a good judge of character. that was her main calling card. she felt that she could read people and that's how she was a protector of ronny who was not good at reading people. >> so she felt edmond morris was good? >> she did and felt betray.. just met him on a tour, he had written the rise of theodore roosevelt, both ronald and nancy reagan read t

good form and and david remnick the editor their agreed and i did it and it got a lot of notice and mrs. reagan thought it was a really good article. and then my name sur. and pete wilson former governor california said, oh yeah, i would be perfect. i knew pete wilson from the world war ii museum in new orleans. he was actively engaged in in he gave me a thumbs up and he was working with the reagan foundation at that point. and so i flew to wilson was my middle man, and he said look the thing is when you meet this is reagan. do not mention, edmond morris. the biographer she's after the book. yeah, she felt very burned by dutch extremely burned because she trusted edmond morris stop there for a second. why did she feel so burned about that book because he fictionalized he turned it into a novel. i mean the fictional gimmick that he used hector off very much. i can't tell you how much because she felt she had was a good judge of character. that was her. main calling card. she felt that she could read people. and that's how she was a protector of ronnie who was not good at reading people. he liked everybody so she thought that edmond morris was good. she did and she felt