and i'm wondering george in devon. we've got to ask then listening to hans what attracts people to vote for the greens is a belief in the principles and policy agenda. or is it often simply a protest vote against one or both of the sort of establishment policies? i mean, it can be either, it can be both, we've seen the green. i'm and go over many decades from time to thing really well and i like some, some i'm not for that. well, i didn't quite hard or maybe that happened there any clear? i don't know that the fact that i think i'm insane and you know, i would love to say things every way doing much better than they are. but the way to not simple or even injuring. can you say? well, you know, mean if these little on from the sidelines, they're still on the bike on bed. now the being a time when environment 22 on and i'm given the home and, and they did the but now they said being right in the front of our mind, this is the greatest predicament you meditate by the other day. and yet we ghastly about the burning up at th

those behind this solar farm in devon say it's different, and that is because of who owns it. this is owned by nearly 10,000 people. it enables people to be part of this amazing energy transition the uk is going through. not only can they feel really proud they are making a difference to climate change, they will also get savings off their electricity bill every month for its ao—year lifetime. 68 people within 20 miles of the project have invested in it and bought a stake. but mark marriott isn't one of them. we will be completely surrounded, you can see the solar going in the field next to us, going all the way on the horizon and you can hear them banging more posts 50 metres in that direction. they should put it on existing buildings and car parks, by putting it on new buildings government wants to build we can respond to the housing crisis and the environmental crisis at the same time without destroying agriculture. the government says that even in the most ambitious scenario solar would still take up less than i% of the uk agricultural land. while there are 32 panels in ea

a little bit fresher through the channel, across devon and cornwall.el very pleasant in the sunshine — around 16 or 17 degrees in the south, mid—teens further north. now, as we move into thursday night, with clear skies, light winds, it's going to turn quite chilly again, particularly across scotland and england and wales. but the breeze, the cloud, outbreaks of rain will start to push into the northwest of the country by the end of the night, so temperatures here recover into double figures. but again, further east, it'll be chilly with a touch of frost and some mist and fog to greet us first thing on friday. friday, we've still got our area of high pressure dominating the scene for most of us, but these weather fronts, low pressure starts to push into the north and the west. that'll bring stronger southerly winds, more cloud for northern ireland, for western scotland, where we'll see some showery bursts of rain. but southern and eastern scotland and the majority of england and wales will have another fine and dry day, a good deal of sunshine into the

the black caps will resume on 180—3, a lead of 134 thanks largely to devon conway's 91.tball, and the big news for the last 48 hours has been the appointment of that man, thomas tuchel, as the new manager of the men's national team. should the england manager be english, though? vice captain kyle walker has had his say. i can understand the english public thinking that it should be an english manager obviously taking control of the national team. but for me, just like what you said there, it's about who's going to get the results and it's proven, you know, at big clubs that he can go and manage. you know, big players with big you know, characters. you know, look at the likes of ps6. went to chelsea won the champions league against manchester city. he's gone to bayern. you know obviously didn't probably have the season that bayern technically normally have. but i think they came up against a good leverkusen team. so rightfully they won it, and, you know, that was it. but you know i think it's a it's a great appointment. well, after the international break the premier leag

now, is why it's called the incursion into southern devon, on and the fee is classes with has the loss militants putting the unit for those personnel at risk and jeopardizing their mission. for now, the u. n. says it intends to keep the peacekeeping mission in place. but if the war gets even more intense, that may no longer be possible. what corresponds to been read good just following the story of the european parliament instruct berg. i asked him what you nations have at stake in the unit field mission in lab. and though a dozen other say can further europeans because the europeans are providing the bulk of the 10000 soldiers that in you fill the italian site in the lead with 1000 soldiers on the ground. the german for this, it provides $120.00 and as a spanish general. now the commander of you. and if you, this is if you want to say that the, the european footprint is in this conflict and do your pin union clearly wants to maintain this united nations true on the ground. it's therefore 4060 as now. so 5 was not successful to prevent the conflict, but still the european se, maybe we

now, is why it's called the incursion into southern devon, on and the fee is classes which has the loss militants putting the unit for those personnel at risk and jeopardizing their mission. for now, the u. n. says it intends to keep the peacekeeping mission in place. but if the war gets even more intense, that may no longer be possible. and of course, the dw will bring you more news from the european parliament's debate later today. do stay tuned for that. here now some other stories making headlines around the world as we speak serious state broadcast or says 2 people were killed and another 3 injured. and is really here striking the capitol, damascus. israel has carried out hundreds of strikes inside syria in recent years, but rarely acknowledges or discusses the operations. according peru has sentenced the former president del 100 to legal to 20 years in prison for corruption. toledo was convicted of accepting more than $35000000.00 in bribes from the presumed construction giant owed to brent. at least 6 people have died in cuba. after hurricane oscar slammed into the east of the co

devon conway top—scored and rachin ravindra also made a half century, but when he went, it sparked ats for 62, all to sundar, and were bowled out for 259. so india will resume batting on 16—1, that's 215 runs behind. tennis, and alex de minaur is into the quarter—finals of the vienna open after his second—round opponent, flavio cobolli, retired with a right shoulder injury in the second set. de minaur will meet the czech playerjakub mensik next. grigor dimitrov was surprisingly beaten by another czech player, thomas machac. it's a significant blow to the bulgarian�*s hopes of qualifying for the end—of—year atp finals. dimitrov won the first set on a tie—break, but then lost the next two, so machac will next face the seventh—seeded jack draper in the quarter—finals, and that's because he beat luciano dardari in straight sets. he raced past the italian world number 42 7—5, 6—1 in 76 minutes. draper is trying to win a second atp title this year. while world number nine daria kasatkina is through to the quarter—finals at the pan pacific open in tokyo. she won the ningbo open last weekend

i'm, it says areas in northern israel and now off limits to civilians across the board and tell them devon on the is really f one says target would be i'm out of headway refugee camp near the town of sight and is home to more than a 130000 palestinian refugees is very s strikes have targeted sites across the country. and baby, southern southern of da here has once again come on to fire. the operation started in the early hours of tuesday morning. katy callahan begins coverage of the lee is illuminating the skies above southern living on assignment. as right now, troops were crossing the border for days as well as military had been mobilizing along the northern border. the strikes throughout monday, pipes the white for a ground offensive, which as realities will be limited, localized and targeted against these bloss science. if we look at the composition of this trend, so pest bullet is made all mainly demit side units and the special forces. now these are believe that it had destroyed, most of them is science, where the unit will at least 50 to 60 to 70 percent. and now what is a loss is t

devon williams is accused of killing a married dublin couple back in september 2022. police say williams was having a romantic relationship with the wife. williams now faces 50 years to life in prison. sentencing is set for next month. a fire that started outside spread to an attic in livermore this week, a video you see here shows crews putting out the flames at a home in the spring town neighborhood. now officers say a rather crews say the fire started wednesday afternoon and spread to 2 homes, but crews were able to prevent significant damage to the second home. fire officials say no one was hurt. 2 hospitals in san mateo county face a lawsuit over the closure of an emergency center. hmc healthcare shut down an emergency center at moss beach back in april, citing damage from winter storms. the patients now have to drive nearly an hour to daly city for emergency care. california attorney general rob bonta sued agency accusing them of failing to maintain services which include emergency stroke and heart attack care centers. an animal shelter in the east bay may have

club for much of england but sunny skies developing across wales, the far west, down through parts of devon tomorrow across north west england and northern ireland and scotland but still rather chilly although you can see the temperature starting to rise again further south. taking a look at tuesday, you will notice we have a southerly wind. it is dragging in some really quite moist air so they could be some mist and fog, generally quite murky through the morning and probably the best of the sun front of the north of higher ground so possibly across northern scotland and temperature starting to rise here, back up to the seasonal average and a bit beyond in a few places. looking towards the atlantic for wednesday's weather into thursday and some of the rain could contain the remnants of ex— hurricane milton, o'hara came for us but it will be quite wet ——no hurricane for us. the temperature is very mild, the mid—to—high teens, maybe 21 in the south, itjust a mild were quite unsettled through much mild were

that will just carry them through the day. >> reporter: devon and a team osailors with serving in a differentor elizabeth who grew up in the east bay, it's a homecoming. >> it is really cool to be here. group seeing fleet week with my grandparents here in san francisco. so it's really cool now to be a sailor here during fleet week this year. >> reporter: since 1950 st. anthony's has been serving kneels to those in need. they rely on volunteers, not just during the holidays, but throughout the year. >> we could not do it without our volunteers. we couldn't. >> reporter: she is executive chef there. >> the first place we have work where we don't charge for food. and it makes a huge, huge difference. >> reporter: making a difference comes in many forms. bright is finding his role on ship and on the ground while discovering new places that epitomize service. >> this place particularly in san francisco is incredibly exciting and makes me proud to be an american. >> reporter: he's paying a path the way his ancestors served and the countless men and women who serve every day around the world. >>> so

listening to devon, our future is bright. our future is bright.ause] i'm going to admit that i'm partial to former governors. you saw the last challenging weeks, roy cooper is an absolute gem. [applause] and you grow them well down here because those are big shoes to fill. but i tell you what, josh stein is going to do just fine. and i'm giddy, i'm standing on the stage with the 42nd president of the united states. [cheers and applause] this is the comeback kid and knows a little bit something about being an underdog and being underestimated a bit. but i think you would be hard-pressed to find anybody that understands people and politics better than bill clinton. [cheers and applause] he has been a leader. he understands what it takes to win these campaigns and he gives of his time, because what he understands what you understand, you came here today and president clinton came here today because you believe in the promise that you love this country. that's why you came here today. and i am glad that president clinton and all of you are out here to

towards us, and that weather front brought a spell of very wet weather saturday evening for cornwall and devonartboard low coming out of the tropics — that's actually a hurricane which will transition into an extratropical weather system or a mid—latitude weather system. and look at it. if you eyeball it, it's ominously heading in our direction — or is it? well, actually, there's a lot of uncertainty. it could go to the south of us, taking its very strong winds and rain. it could just about clip us. and it looks as though midweek we could see some potentially bad weather across the south of the uk. but it's still some days away and there's really a lot of uncertainty with this weather system. so keep track of the weather forecast. now, here's the here and now, or sunday morning, temperatures hovering around 10 degrees, so it's not too cold first thing. and rather a lot of cloud with this weather front sweeping off the atlantic, remember, pushed by that jet stream. a lot of showers through the morning and lunchtime across western areas, around the irish sea, into northern ireland. again, the fu

devon williams is accused of killing a married couple from dublin back in september of 2022.ice say he was having a romantic relatimnship with the wife. williams now faces 15 years to life in prison. sentencing is set for next month. san francisco police are investigating a shooting in the area of 9th and mission streets. police say they received reports of shots fired a little after 08:00pm. this point. no report of anybody being hurt. but officers did detain one person. police say this is still an open and active investigation. a fire that started outside. look at this spread into the attic of a home in livermore this week video they're showing crews putting out those flames. this is a home on spring town or in the springtown neighborhood. they say that fire started wednesday afternoon and spread to 2 homes. crews were able to prevent any significant damage, though, to the second home. eastbound lanes of 5.80, are closed on the richmond. sandra fell bridge some of the many ways you can see here in this video. this is for the re pavement project that started wednesday night.

. >> reporter: andrea said she was contacted on instagram by devon, a self-described dental assistant free veneers. after a year of watching his business grow on instagram, she decided to enroll in his course and traveled to atlanta to learn how to become a veneer tech herself. what was the promise? >> a lot of money. he's, like, oh, i made over $100,000 in a year, and i only started this six months ago. >> reporter: she said the two-day course cost $2500, one day spent watching youtube videos and listening to other veneer techs explain how they found patients. she said on the second day, she and five other students practiced on a patient in a home outfitted with a dental chair and equipment. overall how much actual hands on time did you get? >> i was probably in the person's mouth for 25 minutes. >> reporter: armed with this certificate of completion, she said she was told to practice on patients by forming the veneers, but not gluing them on until she felt ready to do it for real. she said she used materials she bought from amazon and ebay. >> i would take the composite, take that o

the suspect identified as devon singleton was taken to the hospital and later booked into jail. the police sergeant who was behind the wheel of the officer's car was later released from the hospital few hours after the accident. a mother and daughter are recovering from a fleet week. stunt gone wrong. the incident happened just as the air show was starting the crowd. a crowded area should say witnessed the navy parachute is crashing into a mother and a daughter on the grass below. both suffered minor injuries and starting at 8 o'clock this morning, nearly 900 san jose dialysis workers are set to go on strike workers from the satellite healthcare say they need to bring attention to chronic short staffing and safer conditions for patients. the strike is set to last 6 days. it'll be at several locations across the state. today is indigenous people's day. celebrations are planned all throughout the bay area, including out of your bubble garden. there will be indigenous cultural performers, speakers and vendors. the event is free and starts at noon. >> la brendan, we are all adding c

there'll be heavier, more persistent rain moving into western wales and down through parts of devon andve still got that warm southerly wind direction. as we head into next week, the stage is set. it's going to be really quite unsettled. it will be wet and windy at times. a lot of uncertainty regarding the middle of the week too, and i'll come on to that in just a moment. but on sunday night, that front is going to roll further northwards and eastwards, bringing rain with it for many of us. behind it, low pressure dominant into the start of next week. more of a south—westerly wind and some showers. rain for northeastern areas of scotland. most of those showers across england and wales, so towards the south. but there could be a slice of perhaps northern england, southern scotland that does stay largely dry. temperatures again 1a to 18 celsius. it's more of the same on monday night and into tuesday. so low pressure, very much dominant. all of these showers swirling around. impossible to say exactly where the showers are likely to pop up, but this time there could be a little more frequen

devon williams is accused of killing a married dublin couple back september 2022. police say williams was having a romantic relationship with the wife. williams is now facing 50 years in and life to life in prison. sentencing is set for next month. judge's ruling says it on it's unlawful for the san francisco sheriff's office to do searches without a warrant on people arrested are awaiting trial before this decision. a judge could play someone arrested on an electronic monitoring program and some of these people are wearing ankle monitors and they're accused of serious felonies. part of the program is to conduct searches of their homes without a warrant. if it is deemed necessary. sheriff, i've had the difficult task. >> of running a program that strikes a balance between public safety, ensuring the constitutional rights of the accused. i'm extremely disappointed by this recent >> city officials say they will be appealing this case. >> happening now, eastbound lanes of i-580, will be closed on the richmond center fell bridge until tomorrow morning. this is for the

but here comes the rain into parts of devon, cornwall and pembrokeshire. its way steadily northwards as we go through the night. still much of central and eastern england, much of southern and eastern scotland, will stay dry through the night. but elsewhere the cloud thickening outbreaks of rain and drizzle moving in and the winds continuing to strengthen. that will add up to a much milder night tonight compared to the night just gone. across these eastern areas, temperatures much higher and generally staying in double digits. to on sunday. it does mean a drab day tomorrow. much more cloud around in general. some early brightness across the east and it may brighten up later across parts of northern ireland and south west england. but only once we've seen this showery rain move through. that could be quite heavy actually, in places and spreading up towards the midlands and across wales. again, temperatures mostly in the mid to high teens. quite windy, but still feeling quite humid tomorrow as well. >> expect a warm front moving from the kitchen right throug

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so he's in devon. might have remained purely literally. and his connection with the outer world simply a family didn't know to be for events in the middle east. in 1967, between the 5th and the 10th of june, is moving forward and defeated the combined on of egypt, syria and jordan. the 1967 changed the mass of the middle east and still hampers the peace process today. but it also had a profound effect. and so in the year 9 to 67 was a devastating year for me and everything i had grown up with i was in america by the time i was alone. being in new york, there was a sense of time for elizabeth, which appeared for the 1st time and not just amongst the jewish, but amongst everybody where you would walk down the street and people would say, are we doing? and it was always understood that was, is real, you know, poke you little states about to be over whelmed. by winning this tremendous victory was no longer the same person after 1967. the shock of the war drove me back to where i had all started the struggle over palestine. the appeal was forme

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so fairly patchy rain across the far north, but across the far southwest wales, devon and cornwall.inds developing as we head through this evening. quite blustery across the southern half of the uk and that frontal system slowly moving its way eastwards. milder for all, particularly across the southwest. but even parts of northern ireland and scotland a touch higher, although there still will be a few isolated frost patches in rural spots back to the southern half of the uk though, so quite a damp start, it could be quite difficult driving conditions through the morning rush hour with some spray on the road, but further north it will start to come a bit drier and brighter, certainly for places such as northern ireland and parts of nonh northern ireland and parts of north east and scotland, it will be fairly dry, bright and crisp start to the day on monday. further west across the western isles, still lingering on underneath that band of rain and with those stronger winds coming from that southerly direction through the rest of monday, though, that front system does move off in towar

and that weather front brought a spell of very wet weather saturday evening for cornwall and devon, bute. this dartboard low coming out of the tropics, that's actually a hurricane which will transition into an extratropical weather system or a mid—latitude weather system. and look at it — if you eyeball it, it's ominously heading in our direction. or is it? well, actually, there's a lot of uncertainty. it could go to the south of us taking its very strong winds and rain. it could just about clip us. and it looks as though midweek we could see some potentially bad weather across the south of the uk. but it's still some days away and there's really a lot of uncertainty with this weather system. so keep track of the weather forecast. now here's the here and now, sunday morning temperatures hovering around ten degrees so it's not too cold first thing. and rather a lot of cloud with this weather front sweeping off the atlantic. remember, pushed by thatjet stream, a lot of showers through the morning and lunchtime across western areas around the irish sea into northern ireland. again, the fur

the 29 year-old suspect identified as devon singleton from antioch online records show he was arrested at least 3 times last month in antioch for vehicle and theft related offenses. >> and several more times throughout the bay area over the years. it looks like that the suspect who has propensity to steal cars to get into police chases. >> and to get involved in things that endanger the lives of others to include himself. in this case, singleton, his passenger in the sergeant were all hospitalized and released with non-life-threatening injuries. the sergeant more than 8 year veteran of the force. i anticipate that we're going to stand back to back to regular duty here. pretty quick. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> the california department of corrections investigating another inmate death at the state prison in folsom. this is now the 3rd suspected homicide at the prison in just 4 months early saturday morning. prison staff responded to an alarm in a cell holding 50 year-old kyle cooper and his cell mate. 38 year-old rush and mackay officials say cooper was suffering from head tra

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towards us, and that weather front brought a spell of very wet weather saturday evening for cornwall and devondays and highlight this feature here. this dartboard low coming out of the tropics — that's actually a hurricane which will transition into an extratropical weather system or a mid—latitude weather system. and look at it. if you eyeball it, it's ominously heading in our direction — or is it? well, actually, there's a lot of uncertainty. it could go to the south of us, taking its very strong winds and rain. it could just about clip us. and it looks as though midweek we could see some potentially bad weather across the south of the uk. but it's still some days away and there's really a lot of uncertainty with this weather system. so keep track of the weather forecast. now, here's the here and now, or sunday morning, temperatures hovering around 10 degrees, so it's not too cold first thing. and rather a lot of cloud with this weather front sweeping off the atlantic, remember, pushed by that jet stream. a lot of showers through the morning and lunchtime across western areas, around the iri

a little bit fresher through the channel, across devon and cornwall.d 16 or 17 degrees in the south, mid—teens further north. now, as we move into thursday night, with clear skies, light winds, it's going to turn quite chilly again, particularly across scotland and england and wales. but the breeze, the cloud, outbreaks of rain will start to push into the northwest of the country by the end of the night, so temperatures here recover into double figures. but again, further east, it'll be chilly with a touch of frost and some mist and fog to greet us first thing on friday. friday, we've still got our area of high pressure dominating the scene for most of us, but these weather fronts, low pressure starts to push into the north and the west. that'll bring stronger southerly winds, more cloud for northern ireland, for western scotland, where we'll see some showery bursts of rain. but southern and eastern scotland and the majority of england and wales will have another fine and dry day, a good deal of sunshine into the afternoon. and again, with light winds,

the world, including the gym operation. magic cost relocated near the fifty's tons of jewels from devon to the new state of israel. in just over a year, this one of the expulsion of over 750000 palestinians, forcibly displaced in the knuckles. in 1948. but operation magic carpet held a dark secret. that is still only portion has been revealed, involving at least 2000 children order cold human act. babies. you have a nice refers to jews if you have any heritage and all these children disappear after their arrival in israel from you. and what happened to these children was these state sanctioned child trafficking. and wherever these grown men and women, now the government on monkey from i'll just hear a rubik's program. the investigator is from yeah, he and his team traveled extensively to seek answers to these questions, to the middle east. europe and north america. in boston, massachusetts. he met a jewish offer and academic of yeah, many descent whose research, what's known as the human eye to children affair. so shudder. how are you? good, good, good. welcome. thank you. thank you. so

towards us, and that weather front brought a spell of very wet weather saturday evening for cornwall and devon dartboard low coming out of the tropics — that's actually a hurricane which will transition into an extratropical weather system or a mid—latitude weather system. and look at it. if you eyeball it, it's ominously heading in our direction — or is it? well, actually, there's a lot of uncertainty. it could go to the south of us, taking its very strong winds and rain. it could just about clip us. and it looks as though midweek we could see some potentially bad weather across the south of the uk. but it's still some days away and there's really a lot of uncertainty with this weather system. so keep track of the weather forecast. now, here's the here and now, or sunday morning, temperatures hovering around 10 degrees, so it's not too cold first thing. and rather a lot of cloud with this weather front sweeping off the atlantic, remember, pushed by that jet stream. a lot of showers through the morning and lunchtime across western areas, around the irish sea, into northern ireland. again, the

a little bit fresher through the channel, across devon and cornwall.16 or 17 degrees in the south, mid—teens further north. now, as we move into thursday night, with clear skies, light winds, it's going to turn quite chilly again, particularly across scotland and england and wales. but the breeze, the cloud, outbreaks of rain will start to push into the north—west of the country by the end of the night, so temperatures here recover into double figures. but again, further east, it'll be chilly with a touch of frost and some mist and fog to greet us first thing on friday. friday, we've still got our area of high pressure dominating the scene for most of us, but these weather fronts, low pressure starts to push into the north and the west. that'll bring stronger southerly winds, more cloud for northern ireland, for western scotland, where we'll see some showery bursts of rain. but southern and eastern scotland and the majority of england and wales will have another fine and dry day, a good deal of sunshine into the afternoon. and again, with light winds,

a little bit fresher through the channel, across devon and cornwall.und 16 or 17 degrees in the south, mid—teens further north. now, as we move into thursday night, with clear skies, light winds, it's going to turn quite chilly again, particularly across scotland and england and wales. but the breeze, the cloud, outbreaks of rain will start to push into the northwest of the country by the end of the night, so temperatures here recover into double figures. but again, further east, it'll be chilly with a touch of frost and some mist and fog to greet us first thing on friday. friday, we've still got our area of high pressure dominating the scene for most of us, but these weather fronts, low pressure starts to push into the north and the west. that'll bring stronger southerly winds, more cloud for northern ireland, for western scotland, where we'll see some showery bursts of rain. but southern and eastern scotland and the majority of england and wales will have another fine and dry day, a good deal of sunshine into the afternoon. and again, with light wind

as we continue our coverage of the ongoing is really ground operation in devon on this happened in 81 yeah. off to as well as sent troops into gaza. that's where the military is cooling it's operation. localized, targeted unlimited. it began in the early hours of tuesday morning. the series of explosions were heard and areas across southern 11 on 8 people were killed in the town of although the israeli troops have crossed and never known for the 1st time in 18 years. meanwhile, the is where the air force continues its attacks and 11 on among the areas hit was the iron headway camp near the southern city of site. and at least 3 people were killed. that is the largest and most and free population, palestinian refugee camps and living on just before the ground operation began, several is riley strikes. had the southern suburb of bay boot, at least full buildings were destroyed in the area of da, here is one has been targeting senior, has of all of that goes as well as the decision to begin a ground operation in southern lebanon has been described as the un secretary general, worst marked

now, is why it's called the incursion into southern devon, on and the fee is classes which has the loss militants putting the unit for those personnel at risk and jeopardizing their mission. for now, the u. n. says it intends to keep the peacekeeping mission in place. but if the war gets even more intense, that may no longer be possible. i'm joined now by alexander gilder. he's an associate professor of international law and security at redding university in the u. k. specializes in peacekeeping missions. professor, it's good to have you with this unit, phil says that it intends to stay in southern lebanon, and despite is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu warning for peacekeepers to lead. talk to me about the risks that unit feel is facing here. but ultimately, un peacekeepers are not equipped to fight a war. they also may not be able to defend themselves against new sophisticated state actors. box the law or is clear. they cannot be targeted by any policy to the conflict on the basis in viable israel lab and on has the law. any other act as to the conflict also shouldn't obstruc

towards us, and that weather front brought a spell of very wet weather saturday evening for cornwall and devonof the tropics — that's actually a hurricane which will transition into an extratropical weather system or a mid—latitude weather system. and look at it. if you eyeball it, it's ominously heading in our direction — or is it? well, actually, there's a lot of uncertainty. it could go to the south of us, taking its very strong winds and rain. it could just about clip us. and it looks as though midweek we could see some potentially bad weather across the south of the uk. but it's still some days away and there's really a lot of uncertainty with this weather system. so keep track of the weather forecast. now, here's the here and now, or sunday morning, temperatures hovering around 10 degrees, so it's not too cold first thing. and rather a lot of cloud with this weather front sweeping off the atlantic, remember, pushed by that jet stream. a lot of showers through the morning and lunchtime across western areas, around the irish sea, into northern ireland. and it looks as though midweek we cou

towards us, and that weather front brought a spell of very wet weather saturday evening for cornwall and devon — that's actually a hurricane which will transition into an extratropical weather system or a mid—latitude weather system. and look at it. if you eyeball it, it's ominously heading in our direction — or is it? well, actually, there's a lot of uncertainty. it could go to the south of us, taking its very strong winds and rain. it could just about clip us. and it looks as though midweek we could see some potentially bad weather across the south of the uk. but it's still some days away and there's really a lot of uncertainty with this weather system. so keep track of the weather forecast. now, here's the here and now, or sunday morning, temperatures hovering around 10 degrees, so it's not too cold first thing. and rather a lot of cloud with this weather front sweeping off the atlantic, remember, pushed by that jet stream. a lot of showers through the morning and lunchtime across western areas, around the irish sea, into northern ireland. again, the further east you are, so closer to that

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california governor newsom devon has some things to get off his chest, and he is coming up first. format plus, the vice president isn't the only one making waves on fox news. her senior adviser has been all over fox. it is driving trump insane. ian is going to join me live in just a few minutes. >>> a new segment for us with just three weeks to go. questions with former obama campaign manager jimmy sina. >>> okay. believe it or not, we are just eckstein days out from the election, and right now, it is pretty safe to say that these candidates are closing out their campaigns in slightly different ways. i mean, kamala harris is trying to fire up her base, any people off the couch to vote. she's holding big rallies with huge stars like usher, getting people excited. but she's also at the same time trying to expand her base of soup or by doing things like walking right into the lions den of fox news. and on the other hand, there is donald trump. >> arnold palmer was all man. and i say that with all due respect to women -- and i love women -- but this guy. this is a guy who was all man.