i'm devon feely. the are tonight's primetime headlines.inent republicans, including house speaker mike johnson and former presidential candidates. nikki haley and governor ron desantis spoke in front of their party to endorse former president donald trump as the party's official candidate. we're going to have much more on this later in the evening. ceo elon musk says he's moving the headquarters of the social media company action spacex. checks to texas in response to governor gavin newsom signing a law that keeps schools from notifying parents. if a child identifies as transgender. must set on x that the social media company's new headquarters will move to austin space access new hq will be in starbase. the longtime new jersey democratic senator was convicted on all 16 federal counts against him, including bribery, extortion. fraud and obstruction of justice. bob mendez, allegedly received gold bars hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash. mercedes benz convertible and other bribes to benefit the governments of egypt and qatar. menendez,

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well, listen, devon, _ you can't trust them. well, listen, devon, colby, i you can't trust them.iles down the road. he's a farmer, devon, comes to the show ground to show his animals until his animals, he's going to be here in a couple weeks' time and you can only think what memories that's going to bring back for him. he told us the president is fine, but there are some people who are not fine. there were a number of shots fired as we know, and who knows what the detailers. its, who knows what the detailers. a really horrific scene there as mentioned, scary as well because there could be other people that were affected by this shooting, we are hearing reports from eyewitnesses that gary was speaking to that there were casualties here. this is coming from the communications directorfor coming from the communications director for the coming from the communications directorfor the trump director for the trump campaign. this directorfor the trump campaign. this was director for the trump campaign. this was released on behalf of the former president and here it is saying president tr

it is hoped it will help address the biodiversity crisis along this part of south devon.nd a half years to restore, is finally being returned to its owner in the united states. the aston martin bulldog was painstakingly put back together by a team of engineers in shropshire. our reporterjoan cummins has been to find out more. archive: using a turbo-charged v8 engine, the bulldog - can reach over 170 mph. designed by william towns, the aston martin bulldog was designed to be the fastest production car on the road in 1979. but the intended family of 200 mph bulldogs never materialised. and this model disappeared into obscurity. 40 years later, it was rescued by an american businessman, determined it would finally live up to its potential. it was complete. the engineering aspect of it, that aston martin did was pretty much there, in the original. it had been painted an interesting colour, it had been trimmed interestingly. the fundamentals of it were there. just not necessarily working. teams of engineers in bridgnorth have painstakingly restored the bulldog, displayed it an

it is hoped it will help address the biodiversity crisis along this part of south devon.s. hello. most of had a decent day weather today, a little cloudy across some parts of the country. also a few showers around and even the risk of one rumbles of thunder, particularly across north—eastern parts of the uk. the skies will be clearing a little bit later on. here is the satellite picture and the radar earlier on. we can see a few showers across wales, the midlands but more especially in northern england, northern and eastern scotland. the temperatures made evening still hovering around 20 celsius across the south—east and east anglia, but more typically around 17 degrees. present enough out there through the evening. tonight the skies will clear. the winds will be light, very quiet and relevant. early morning temperatures ranging from around the mid—teens in london and the south—east to about 10 celsius in more rural spots in central scotland. lots of sunshine right from the word go tomorrow. through the morning into the afternoon a few clouds will bubble up. fairweather c

now, £2.8 million has been frozen by devon and cornwall police across seven bank accounts. amount to £21 million, but the court was told much of that had already been spent on expensive cars and properties. the court was told this is what the brothers were able to afford if they weren't paying the tax that was due. there are cases that they are liable for attacks in the uk, the court heard they haven't paid a penny of tax there either. and we understand there is an investigation into their tax affairs on going in romania. the two brothers were also arrested 18 months ago interfacing trial accused of rape, sex trafficking and of setting up a criminal gang to exploit women. those are charges that they deny and their defence here will continue tomorrow. danjohnson dan johnson their reporting danjohnson their reporting from central london. france is facing political deadlock after the final round of voting in snap parliamentary elections. this time, there was a victory for the left—wing new popular front alliance, which pushed the far—right national rally into third place. in p

ollie's gone a long way from south devon, but he's still inspiring the next generation here.meone like that score in a game so big for england. they chant: ollie watkins, he's one of our own! - exeter fans watching last night were clear — he's one of theirs. but there was a time he struggled to even make the side. when you were at weston—super—mare on loan, did you ever lose your dream that things like this might happen to you? no, i never thought i'd be playing in the euros for england. obviously, you can dream, but i'm a realist, ijust take day by day, one step at a time, and i wasjust focusing on, you know, getting back into the first team at exeter. these pictures at his old school now hold extra hope for young players, like...0llie, 12. if you keep on trying and persevering, you will maybe reach your goal one day and your dreams. this is such a small school and we are in devon on the moors, and to think that some person from the school could be playing for england is mad. i think it's very inspiring - for younger players coming up to know that ollie watkins did play here

i want to thank all of you that is george, mambo and devon. then they went in piedmont and tyron, smaller in geneva, and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website out of the o dot com. and for further discussion to go to our facebook page, that's facebook dot com. forward slash a inside story. you can also join the conversation on x. a handle is at a inside story from me, elizabeth put on him and the whole team here. bye for now the, i am very delighted to say to all the confidence, brightest legal students. putting minds against them, this means in africa would really be interesting to see how we miss uh gather together for tournament. unlike any other concern, what has happened me expressing meaning the apps we can cause a human and people surprise is now invest in weakness after can move on to 0. there's a deliberate mission of posting in humanity in western and it needs to be questions . this is not the time to, to mr. kind of way. examining the effect that news coverage can have on democraci

i want to thank all of you that is george, mambo and devon. then they went in piedmont and tyron, smaller in geneva, and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website out of the o dot com. as a further discussion to go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash age and side story. you can also join the conversation on x. a handle is at a inside story from me, elizabeth put on him and the whole team here, bye for now. the a unique perspective. one picture is not going to tell the entire 8 months of the genocide. however, it is bringing attention to advise that this has nothing rough and looks like we're off. it looks like so on heard voices. we've been seeing the exacerbation of the militarization and the police over the past 100 years. connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere, both in a region government and other companies are stealing indigenous land. the stream on our to 0 of maybe 300 people died, one slight time age 17 for shut down of ukrai

get a little bit further north, the rain, or further south, but we do expect it to turn heavy across devonof this weather front, there's a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine and a few showers. but again these are the wind strengths tomorrow. they're gusty winds, particularly across southern counties of england and through the english channel and especially essex. temperatures 13 to about 19 or 20 celsius. heading on, then, in towards the weekend — we've got this area of low pressure continuing to drift off into the north sea, still producing some rain, it will be windy on saturday and it's looking showery on sunday, but this weather front may well bring us some more in the way of rain. so on saturday, the north and the east will see some rain as the low pressure drifts across us. sunny spells further south but showery on sunday. live from london. this is bbc news. voting is under way in the uk general election, with up to 46 million people choosing a new government. a democratic strategist tells the bbc the party only has a matter of days to decide whetherjoe biden continues or wit

the studio work is in bristol, but the filming locations are in devon and cornwall and i've been given'm getting quite excited. it's a hair okay? which side do you normally have your part in? is it normally go this way? it doesn't do anything just. for the period. let's go this way. this is hartland abbey in north devon, which for the tv series becomes the girls boarding school, malory towers. 0h, excuse me, you're in malory towers, aren't you? yeah! i'm n extra today. do you know where i meant to go? that way. 0h, thanks. yeah. oh, this is obviously part of the set. i'm in the right place, i think. 0h, hello. are you an actor? no, i'm johnny rutherford from bbc sport. oh, my word. lord and lady stucley, who own and live in the former abbey which they opened to the public, and often to film dramas, including the last five summers with this current production company. it's fantastic for the local economy, you know, in the heartland area, with the all the accommodation providers and everything, because it's a quiet time of year. you can't believe what this place looked like yesterday. i

ollie's gone a long way from south devon, but he's still inspiring the next generation here.o, so it's just really good to see someone like that _ score in a game so big for england. exeter fans watching last night were clear — he's one of theirs. there was a time he struggled to even make the side. when you were at weston—super—mare on loan, did you ever lose your dream that things like this might happen to you? no, i never thought i'd be playing in the euros for england. obviously, you can dream, but i'm a realist, ijust take it day by day, one step at a time, and i wasjust focusing on, you know. _ getting back into the first team at exeter. these pictures at his old school now hold extra hope for young players, like...0llie,12. if you keep on trying and persevering, you will maybe reach your goal one day and your dreams. to think that some person from this school could play for england is mad. the whole country is just buzzing today, i've come into school, all the kids are buzzing, saying about it. the impact he has had isjust incredible when you think about, like, where h

it is hoped it will help address the biodiversity crisis along this part of south devon.ictorian engineering. collins weir, an embankment with a tramway along the top, was built by a canal company in the 19th century, but has now become visible once again, our reporter dave guest has been to take a look. time and tide, they say, stands still for no one. but on occasion, turbulent tides and shifting sands can reveal some surprises. this structure had been buried in the sands at the point where the river leven meets morecambe bay for a century or more, but now it's seeing the light of day once again. the tides had shifted and they exposed collins weir. it was hand—built in the mid 19th century as a breakwater. the rusted rails along its top were apparently used to roll cart loads of building materials along it. jonathan ryland has known this place all of his life, and was amazed to see the structure emerge from the sands. so has this never been seen before? there's bits of it been seen, but it's never been exposed as much as this. well over 200m. what do you think�*s caused

a city in northeastern span, devon stages said the number of visitors is forcing solve some businesses, subbing local pieces deployed and local authorities. the housing costs and the city have stored almost 70 percent in the last decade. the city band stores department trenches to stock month. now war to us and is on have chosen a new president, farmer has minutes. the suit, the rest can received rental to 1000000. what's more than has hotline driver in fridays sun off. he was the only relatively moderate candidate allowed to run by his ability to deliver change and the shadow of it on supreme leader is limited. a new public face of a ron's leadership. reformist law maker masood position has become the country's next president. with his when announced by election authorities. i mean, i saw, you know, volume based on the numbers mister my suit possession pianist introduced as the elected president in the 14th presidential election of there is nomics republic. i'll be wrong. and it's for speeches, president, position thing to supporters congratulations to the knowledgeable and the people

through this afternoon across southern coastal counties from devon towards sussex, there will be someare possible here. temperatures up to 20 or so towards parts of cornwall, but otherwise it's a cool day, particularly so around some of these eastern areas of england, eastern scotland. 14 in aberdeen. the average at this time of the year is 18, so you can feel yourself short—changed once again in terms of the weather. during this evening and overnight, that area of low pressure remains very slow moving in the north sea. it will be bringing further pulses of rain to eastern scotland, eastern areas of england, maybe a few patches getting across the pennines at times, as well. temperatures, for the most part staying into double figures on account of all the cloud that will continue to be in the skies. sunday's forecast, then. the same area of low pressure continues to bring wet weather to parts of eastern england. the rain probably turning a bit patchier into aberdeenshire. we'll probably see some breaks in the cloud through the central belt of scotland, so a brighter day here, probably,

devon you are spectacular. [applause] good afternoon. it's so good to be back it's so good to be back with some extraordinary people. thank you for taking the time to be here this afternoon. i want to gouge my dear friend governor roy cooper. [cheers and applause] he and i have known each other for years. when i was the attorney general he was the attorney general north carolina so we have been workingfo together and i thank u for your partnership you have given president biden and. me. it's extraordinary. [applause] and mayor nancy on thank you for your leadership and greeting me so warmly on the tarmac this afternoon. thank you, mayor and chairman austin i thank you for your friendship and your leadership. thank you. [applause] it is good to be here in this historic place. please have a seat for those who have a seat. it is good to be with all the leaders of this incredible community and the leaders who have always been on then frontlinesht. as some of you may know my parents met while they were active in the civil rights movement. [ch

where the people who were raising us, i look at devon, i think about my childhood, we grew up in a community of people who when we were young, they told us literally, you are young, gifted and black. they taught us that we could do anything. and should never be burdened by the limitations of other people to be able or not be able to see what can be. and this is that community. who understands and can see what is possible, unburdened by what has been. we collectively, i know, were raised and taught to understand we have a duty to serve in the fight for freedom, opportunity and justice for all. [cheers and applause] and it is that sense of duty, not if you feel like it, duty which guides us at this very moment. we are today 117 days out from the election and i know many of us have been involved in these elections every four years and nearly every time we say this is the one. this here is the one. this is the one. [applause] the most existential, consequential and important election of our lifetime. now, we always knew this election would be tough. and the past few days have been a reminder tha

they've come from pass by the united nations is calling for maximum restraint on the border between devon, on an east. well, it's been the scene of repeated hostilities to the little dog. this is the moment the missile strikes the football page in the town of marshville shops. the young players were enjoying a much distraught locals rush to help but the depths of a dozen youngsters prompt schultz calls for it, tell it to reaction to the color is around. it needs to respond to within hours as if they need to give him ultimatum. either pull back or israel wipes, also then live on on for anyone who was that doing the existence. if the state of israel have decent i it and had done the for the people can not just be sacrificed, they cannot be casualties without any response. that needs to be the parents. the, i'm so you, i mean, this is the devilish to tag along israel snowden. border since fighting between israel and the loop on nice militant group has bullock escalated at the start of the gospel last october. but despite the regular cross border hostilities, hezbollah do nice targeting the f

. - now, if devon looks quite young to you, it's because he came through the ndreams academy, a schemender to help get more people from different backgrounds into the gaming industry. we created the ndreams academy about three or four years ago, which is a programme that we've set up to focus on entry—level hiring. we've hired about 60 people through that in its lifetime, which makes up about 20% of our workforce. why is it important to have people from different backgrounds working on games? it's really important to have a diverse cohort working, within any business. you have a diverse team and then you end up with a more diverse product. so we are super—excited about where vr and mr are going. so we're going to keep making great vr games. we're going to keep making great mr games. we're going to be hopefully growing and expanding and working on bigger and better games as the market grows. well, that's all we've got time for this week. thank you for watching. but i'm going to let ameca have the last word. it's been great to be on the show. maybe i'll be a tv presenter myself one day.

it is hoped it will help address the biodiversity crisis along this part of south devon. the risk of1 or 2 rumbles of thunder, particularly across north—eastern parts of the uk. but the skies will be clearing a little bit later on. now, here's the satellite picture and the radar earlier on. you can see a few showers across wales, the midlands, but more especially, in northern england, northern and eastern scotland. now, the temperatures mid—evening still hovering around 20 celsius across the south—east and east anglia, but more typically, it's around 17 degrees. so pleasant enough out there through the evening. now, tonight, the skies will clear. the winds will be light, really very quiet on the weather front, and early—morning temperatures will range from around the mid—teens in london and the south—east to about ten celsius in more rural spots of central scotland. lots of sunshine right from the word go. tomorrow. through the morning into the afternoon, a few clouds will bubble up, fairweather clouds. but in scotland and northern ireland, perhaps turning hazy come the a

particularly true for a government that consists of 3 very different political parties like karen devon, a was very different priorities with the greens, wanting more money for foreign policy for environmental and sustainability policy measures the s p d and the strong focus, i'm not cutting well set and the business friendly as the p, very much insisting on the circles debt break. as you just explain. so that is a little that certainly is giving itself that limits the debt, but the federal and the retail governments can have. and some people say that these low needs to be reformed, that germany just needs to borrow lots of money now to make fruitful investments into defense of infrastructure, but not with the ftp. yeah, so, so explain this a little bit more for us. i think many are wondering, you've got on the one hand and the government agreeing on fiscal discipline and then on the other hand, they want to boost economic growth. how did these 2 go together? what's the idea behind us? what, especially the liberal politicians from the if the p have always argued that you don't always ne

devon you are spectacular. [applause] good afternoon. to be back it's so good to be back with some extraordinary people. thank you for tg

if you just think about devon and cornwall, we're right on the peninsula.visits. we don't get that many political visits . unless people political visits. unless people have got a holiday home down there. and the reality is you take pretty anywhere people want to talk to her. they recognise her. she stands for something. i think people believe in, which is that unity element. she is someone who is a no nonsense but absolute, compassionate, conservative. and i think for me, we are supposed to be the party of law and order and someone who's got a real understanding of law and order should be someone who takes us to the next stage. >> can i ask you about another home secretary, suella braverman? are you surprised that she hasn't put herself forward? >> i'm surprised, but i'm actually delighted because, look, we've got some strong women in our party at the moment, and it's really difficult when they're all competing with each other. i think we've got some outstanding women in the conservative party, so i'm looking forward to one of them being our next leader. i

eamonn and i'm in north devon.y. what what are of any of these parties? always it comes up to election time, and they all go to the national farmers union congress, and they do all these things, and they pretend they're interested. but, you know, the truth is, bill, they're not interested. there's not enough farming votes to keep any of them in power , i don't any of them in power, i don't know whether there's or not. there certainly should be, because, we're a very important part of the economy. we're the people that produce the food and look after the countryside. and i think, some, parties recognise that more than others. some have a more balanced view , and that's a more balanced view, and that's why i'm a conservative. i think they're the most balanced view of the countryside. >> and are you going to stay conservative? >> yes i am, yeah, yeah. i'm not a socialist . a socialist. >> what do they do? >> what do they do? >> surprisingly well. whatever. whatever you know, keir starmer tries to sort of pretend that

challenging moment, the launch was met with great optimism. we have convinced that this stadium in devon in the south african province of natal to make a pledge to the peoples of africa and the world, that will honor the commitments we made, we are great to establish the african union. as a south african, i am proud that africa is... taking the giant step forward that she is taking today, the african union has since accomplished much to unlock africa's potential and secure prosperity, but much more remains to be done, over two decades since it was officially founded, the organization has amplified africa's voice on the global stage and is breaking down the continent's trade barriers, but critics say the african union needs to better deal with the conflicts and neocolonialism that continues to threaten the... continent's prosperity as well as to find a unified voice to tackle climate change. african union was established to hasten the process of integration on the continent while addressing multi-faceted social, economic and political problems. 22 years after his formation, experts believ

devon and cornwall later moved north of this weather front., a fair bit of sunshine and a few showers, but again these are the wind strengths. tomorrow the gusty winds, particularly across southern counties of england and through the english channel and especially essex. temperatures 13 to about 19 or 20 degrees. heading on then in towards the weekend. while we've got this area of low pressure continuing to drift off into the north sea, still producing some rain. it will be windy on saturday and it's looking showery on sunday, but this weather front may well bring us some more in the way of rain. so on saturday, the north and the east will see some rain as the low pressure drifts across us. sunny spells further south but showery on sunday. this is bbc news. the headlines... the polls open in the uk general election — millions getting the chance to choose a new government. joe biden insists he's not bowing out of the race for the white house, as some democratic governors back the president. and how rising temperatures may impact those competing

but as those temperatures rise, well, there is the chance of some sharp showers across parts of devonnwall, particularly, say around dartmoor. exmoor for example, large rainfall amounts in a short space of time , but in a short space of time, but these will be very hit and miss. some places will avoid them entirely. then we've got this cloudier zone through parts of the midlands, northern and eastern england , outbreaks of eastern england, outbreaks of rain continuing here and there. northern ireland much of scotland, a largely dry and bright afternoon . but some bright afternoon. but some outbreaks of rain will affect the north west and again, temperatures suppressed for the time of year. most places looking at below average temperatures. now the cloudy and drizzly zone across central parts will tend to sink south overnight. and actually it is a mostly cloudy night. but there will be some clear spells here and there, particularly in the south southwest scotland, northern ireland and temperatures a little lower compared with some of the nights we've experienced this week, with lows of

through this afternoon across southern coastal counties from devon towards sussex, there will be someossible here. temperatures up to 20 or so towards parts of cornwall, but otherwise it's a cool day, particularly so around some of these eastern areas of england, eastern scotland. 14 in aberdeen. the average at this time of the year is 18, so you can feel yourself short—changed once again in terms of the weather. during this evening and overnight, that area of low pressure remains very slow moving in the north sea. it will be bringing further pulses of rain to eastern scotland, eastern areas of england, maybe a few patches getting across the pennines at times, as well. temperatures, for the most part staying into double figures on account of all the cloud that will continue to be in the skies. sunday's forecast, then. the same area of low pressure continues to bring wet weather to parts of eastern england. the rain probably turning a bit patchier into aberdeenshire. we'll probably see some breaks in the cloud through the central belt of scotland, so a brighter day here, probably, with

already starting to see some rain into the likes of devon and cornwall.elsewhere as well. winds strengthening 30 to 35 mile an hour. gusts possible around some exposed coastal areas, turning quite dull and grey here. elsewhere, there is a decent amount of sunshine to start off the day, but we will start to see some showers developing later on in the sunshine , though actually the sunshine, though actually pleasantly warm, 19 to 21 c. feeling very cold though underneath this cloud and rain. more around 15 to 16 c for your evening rush hour. then more around 15 to 16 c for your evening rush hour . then there evening rush hour. then there will be some showers around for scotland to watch out for. some of them could be on the heavy side. just take care as you are travelling home again. a few showers for northern ireland and parts of northern england as well. best of the brighter spells really across the central slice throughout a good portion of the day. still around 20 c there in leeds, even at 6:00. but it is going to be a much wetter conditions as we end t

hello and welcome, you're watching world news on press tv, coming to you live from our headquarters in devon, thank you for joining. iranians across the country have taken part in morning processions on atasua, the ninth day of the lunar. month muharram tas preceeds ashura, the day when imam hussein, the third shiah imam was murtered in iraq's karbala centuries ago. fatima masumi reports. shia muslims hold morning ceremonies during the first 10 days of the lunar month of muharram to commemorate imam hussain a grandson of islam's prophet muhammad and his 72 companions. they were all marked brutally in the battle of karbala in southern iraq in 680 ad after fighting. even though i had to go to work today, i felt the need to come here and attend the ceremony even for few minutes. imam hussein was martered in karbala for religion, prayer and honesty. every year my family and i come to this and serve. to the people in honor of hussein and his brother, we are proud be serving the people who come here for morning ceremonies. tasuwa's morning mainly focuses on imam hussein's brother abbas who made gr

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it is understood that the children were attending a taylor swift event at a devon school when the offenderth a knife, walked into the premises and started to attack inside children. we believe that the adults who were injured were bravely trying to protect the children who were being attacked. as a mom and a nana, i can't believe -- begin to imagine the pain-and-suffering of the families that at this time and i wish to send my heartfelt condolences to them. christian: a statement from merseyside police a short time ago. the prime minister has also been responding. >> the events today are just truly awful, and i know the whole country is deeply shocked at what they've seen and heard. i know i speak for everybody in the whole country in saying our thoughts and condolences for the victims and their families, their friends and the wider community. it's almost impossible to imagine the grief that they are going through in the trauma they are going through. i do want to thank the emergency services and merseyside police who have had to respond to the most difficult of circumstances today. christ

session of congress, while it appeared that he had brought support for his fermongering, like against devon. he was trying profusely to get backing for the genocide against palestinians, but that was tougher task than... he had imagined in an unprecedented move, many congressmen boycotted his speech. this is while there were protests worldwide against his appearance. now going into his address to us congress, this is what had transpired in the past 24 hours, as you see here, some of these figures at this point can uh actually uh to have expired, over 90 palestinians were murdered, 200 palestinians to have been uh also murdered since monday, bring the death toll overall uh on this genocide to over 39, just in the two hours that the israely prime minister actually spoke. 12 palestinians were killed. now uh, what does that mean? that means us congress is hosting a war criminal, as just mentioned, us lomikers, democrats mainly, they are angry, taking a look at some of these posts, new congressman, jamal bowman, the general war criminal, will be addressing congress, he's outraged, alexandria cas

my name computer might have come from a german dialect, word for potato via or tongue. devon. tradition has it that i entered modern turkey is a baked potato through the balkans and quickly made it big. in the 20th century. i conquered the streets of this tumble and became the darling of the hungry masses. the vengeance altogether, i don't think or think who would be or the crew without computes. sometimes i go to the seaside and say to myself, i wonder if they're giving them away for free. they television, there's someone eating, compete on every venue. it's incredibly, i guess i can compare it has become synonymous with all my uh i bring everyone together, people from all walks of life with every taste to some justin oversight potato to others. i am no less then the symbol of turkish hospitality. and now we take you to milan one of the most photographed cities in easily the historic buildings in particular, attract many people, what is really worth a visit and does the city live up to its image? instagram is full of stunning midland pictures showing the cities romantic canals, unimpre

through the morning . south devon through the morning.rst of the drizzle and low cloud over the hills. likewise for northwest england, but for scotland and northern ireland something a little brighter. first thing, certainly for eastern scotland. some sunny spells coming through largely dry here, showers pushing into western scotland and through the morning we're going to see things cheer up across the northern two thirds of the uk the cloud will lift. there will be some cloud breaks, although there will still be some showers arriving across western scotland, northern ireland into northern england mostly dry for wales by the afternoon , as well wales by the afternoon, as well as the midlands, but for the south and south east outbreaks of rain heavy at times and as a result significantly cooler compared with wednesday. that rains out of the way by friday morning and then for most, it's a much brighter start to the day. sunny spells but further showers are likely in places especially, although not exclusively, across scotland , exclusively,

. >>> good evening, i am devon in for sarah tonight.y budgets are not typically the most exciting thing to hear about. important maybe, exciting rarely. but the city of oakland has been getting a lot of attention because it's entire city budget basically hinges on the sale of the oakland coliseum. almost exactly one month ago, city councilmembers debated over a series of budget proposals that seemed like nobody was happy with. >> they are all horrible choices and any of us public council members that complains about the choices and doesn't pick one, that's not okay. >> we are always in a crisis. we need leadership. if we can't get it from the mayor, we needed from you. >> the city council ended up voting on a contingency plan that would have kicked in if the college deal didn't go through by september. they called for millions of dollars in cuts to police and fire department, including five fire companies and freezing 78 officer positions. but now, the oakland mayor claims they have agreed to a deal to keep police and fire station open.

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. - now, if devon looks quite young to you, it's because he came through the ndreams academy, a schemerom different backgrounds into the gaming industry. we created the ndreams academy about three or four years ago, um, which is a programme that we've set up to focus on entry—level hiring. we've hired about 60 people through that in its lifetime, which makes up about 20% of our workforce. why is it important to have people from different backgrounds working on games? it's really important to have a diverse cohort working, um, within any business, you have a diverse team and then you end up with a more diverse product. the games industry, it's, like, 30% women. so, you know, we want at least that number working in the industry. the chief people officer must be doing something right, because people seem to really enjoy being here. and a decade on from the headsets of old, what's coming up in the future? so we are super—excited about where vr and mr are going. so we're going to keep making great vr games. we're going to keep making great mr games. we're going to be hopefully growing and e

also so representatives of the pittsburgh state police, particularly the founding tunnel, george devons, who has been for the most part in this press conference, trying to outline the role that the police have been playing. and this what happened on the, the, during the, the shooting attempt, but also the nature of the investigation that they are going to be carrying out. they are also going to be playing a crucial part within the investigation and cells. i want to go to john hensley because john was just outside the area for the volume was taking place. he's joining us now live from pittsburgh in pennsylvania, video. so the, the key thing that most people are trying to be trying to find out is who is responsible for this at this uh, shooting one shooter. they say in the press conference has been tentatively identified. what more did we learn from this update? because i know you've been listening in this, right? we know that it was a, there was a one male who was identified they, they said that you had some complications in identifying that male. so they're not ready to tell us who it i