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thinking about standing down to do so fairly gracefully and stand down before the campaign begins in earnestd so this decision from michael gove was a rushed decision, he had to make a decision, he needs to say whether he's going to stand as an mp or not, he's going to stand as an mp or not, he's actually quite young. he's only 56 years old, but he joins a cast list you heard there from theresa may, deciding not to stand again. but they might be deciding to stand down for a very personal reasons, they may feel that actually they

let me question on my part and then we'll turn over to the audience, i'm sure,earnest earnest.en over the last 30, 40, 50 years technology evolving and changing a lot of things in our life. how do you see a technical solution to the problems of metals and, lithium? in other focus here has been on climate emissions. are there ways to'u do that othr than building electronic that are less mels intensive than of evs? sure. so can technology solve this of i don't like up the earth, but i do want to have a green. well, i mean, one thing, you ow answer question sort of indirect way and then sort of get there. i mean, th■#is is about so much more than electric vehicles. if we clime change is serious, then there are ways to deal with it. but every single part of our everyday lives going increasingly e and i have this chapter in the book where i talk about leaf blowers, which gh extremely innocuous and silly, but for me it was a great the few years ago i got a house with a backyard and decided that i was going to ele. i got an electric lawnmower, an electric weed whacker and yes, and an

_ continue the work we have started in earnest as_ continue the work we have started in earnest as twovehicle, not the destination. and today you've offered me not just your consent, but your blessing to continue on the journey we started to pursue the change we so desperately need across south yorkshire, wherever it may be, to give every single person across barnsley, rotherham, doncaster and sheffield the chance to stay near and go far. and tojoin millions of people across the north in calling out this government for their failure to level up our country, to do what is right for the whole of our country. the south yorkshire mayor there. nick eardley has been tracking the results. the bbc is calling london for sadik khan, but there was a flutter of uncertainty about the outcome here, partly down to ulez stop how has significant has that been? ts stop how has significant has that been? , , ., ., stop how has significant has that been? , , , ., , been? is very good question, is because one — been? is very good question, is because one of _ been? is very good question, is because one of

so the whole weekend, by mother's day the fog is in in earnest. and that will have the most overall impact on all of us in terms of temperatures, not just the coast, which will be tomorrow. love this shot. just never gets old. there's san francisco looking across to berkeley, berkeley hills, grizzly peak, the transamerica pyramid. look to the left. right. just barely. i remember i'm so old, julie. i remember when they were building that thing and i also. and i remember they freaked out because it was like, the biggest thing in the city. and now look at the salesforce is just, well, just look at the city like how gorgeous that is. >> all those buildings and the water in the background. oh my god, i know. >> postcard. >> i think prettiest city in the world. i really do. of course i've been to like not that many, but i've been to a few. okay, there's high pressure. you've been to a bunch julie haener. >> i have high pressure, warm and dry. >> that's how it's going to continue with the fog comes back and you'll see it work its way back up the coast. i

but then after that it will come back in earnest, especially on tuesday and wednesday. back, we'll look at the long range forecast and see what we can expect for next weekend. >> all right. we'll see you in a bit. bill steffen and ayesha curry eat, learn play foundation renovated the schoolyard at piedmont elementary school. students there are learning about insect pollinators right now. so this revamp that finished up on wednesday included new butterfly and flower murals. there's also new plants that attract pollinators like bees and moths. kids can also get outside and get moving at the new multi-purpose sport courts and play structures. >> the animal rescue foundation held a special fundraiser in walnut creek today to raise money for its rescue and adoption services. the event is called joy bound around town. organizers held a parade, pet walk and a pet wellness festival and a best dressed contest, giving visitors a chance to see some of the pets that are available for adoption. the rescue foundation had the goal of raising $110,000 by the end of the day, and they sa

god, great and wondrous, incorruptible goodness, rich providence, rule all things, grant now our earnest and bless the good intention of the president of our country, vladimir vladimirovich, who lays the beginning of the reign, preserved by you, our country, russian, wisely guide him without stumbling, go through this great service. the inauguration ceremony of the head of state takes place on a fixed date, this is easter, the date is not fixed, but it so happened that the ceremony. coincided with easter week, a very special holiday for all christian believers, in this coincidence, many guests of today's ceremony saw special symbolism. anastasia efimova, nikita korneev and artyom davidov, lead. valentina matvienko expressed confidence that the president will not delay the nomination of prime minister and ministers to parliament. the speaker of the federation council suggested that candidates for... pay attention to those issues that were delivered by our friends from seroliona, we agreed to continue working on expanding the legal framework, several important documents are under negotiati

student protests on wednesday, april 29 , began in earnest at columbia university in new york, and students pitched tents in the middle of the university campus. in the following weeks , protests were held in universities across the country. how did the police react to the student protests? according to asoshi dead press statistics from thursday, april 30. at least 38 many arrests were made. more than 2 thousand people were arrested in about 40 university campuses. the police dismantled the tents and cleaned them. what happened at columbia university? the most newsworthy protests took place at columbia university. where the protesters first camped on the lawn in front of the walter library. on april 30, the police entered mahouteh and at least he arrested 108 students. some of the protestors who were left made another camp in the nearby lawn. just after midnight on tuesday after the deadline. to dismantle the camp , a number of students entered the building hamilton hall and blocked the entrance to the building . that night, the police entered the building with a ladder through the window.

at yours there and this bruss zone is developing little by little, and the park is developing in earnest yes, vladimir vladimirovich, we have breakthrough projects that have been approved. government of the russian federation, this and development of the resort in the elbrus vtrc, today it is planned to invest 14.5 billion rubles from budget funds for the years 24-26, all this money goes to infrastructure solutions, the second project is large in the field of agriculture, we have already completed the first stage, this is 100 hectares of protected ground, about 18 billion rubles for the project itself, in addition to housing... of course, we need to pay additional attention to the condition of kindergartens, schools, timely repairs, we need to carry out new construction, clinics and dispensaries. and today vladimir putin had a telephone call conversation with mohammed mahber, he is acting president of iran in connection with the tragic. the death of ibrahim reisi in a plane crash, the kremlin noted, the russian leader once again expressed deep condolences, stressed that he knew well and

god, great and wondrous, inexorable goodness and rich providence, rule all things, now grant our earnest and bless the good intention of the president of our country, vladimir vladimirovich, who is laying the foundation for the reign that you have preserved for our country. a new candidacy for prime minister, by law he must do this within 2 weeks, but as presidential press secretary dmitry peskov said today, vladimir putin can submit a candidacy for a new prime minister to the state duma today. further, approval in the lower house of parliament is expected to happen on may 10. valentina matvienko also expressed confidence that the president will not delay the nomination of prime minister and ministers to parliament. speaker advice. federation suggested that candidates for vladimir putin will introduce the posts of ministers of the security bloc by may 15. valentina matvienko also stated that vladimir putin’s speech during the inauguration expresses confidence and consistency and represents the speech of a leader who understands where he is leading the country. and this stability, this co

on april 29 , it started in earnest at columbia university in new york and students pitched tents inthe middle of the university campus. in the following weeks, protests were also held in universities across the country. how did the police react to the student protests? according to asushid press , at least 38 arrests have been made since thursday, april 30 took place more than 2000. people were arrested in about 40 university campuses. the police dismantled the tents and cleaned them. what happened at columbia university? the most newsworthy protests took place at columbia university. where the protesters first camped on the lawn in front of the walter library. on april 30, the police entered mahouteh and arrested at least 18 students. some of the protestors who stayed in the nearby lawn made another camp. just after midnight on tuesday, after the deadline for disbanding the camp, a number of students entered the infamous building, hamilton hall, and blocked the entrance of the building. block. that night, the police entered the building with a ladder through the window. a little la

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those who do want to stay in office, were campaigning in earnest.ritish politics, the politics of the last 20 years as one of those tv series, you know, the ones that people binge—watch — michael gove would be one of the absolute principal and most colourful characters in the conservative party from 2005 onwards. he was one of the architects of leave, he was a sort of person who was a neo—con when it came to foreign policy, loved bashing lefties, bureaucrats, and experts. but he's going — and i think many will see that as a sign, along with all the other mps that you mentioned, who are going from the conservatives as a sign that they think maybe it's a sinking ship. jane and kurt, back with us. six weeks until the election. quite staggering because after the 4th of july, parliament is going to look quite different?— july, parliament is going to look quite different? yeah it's going to be absolutely _ quite different? yeah it's going to be absolutely a _ quite different? yeah it's going to be absolutely a change. _ quite different? yeah it's going to

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brings it in earnest saturday morning. so now we're back to typical bay area spring. into the sacramento delta. so definitely a cool down. today was nice. tomorrow is going to be really nice too. it's just not going to be. we'll see. maybe a 90 degree reading as we did in in like in santa rosa tomorrow or fairfield, but near the coast, that fog and that onshore wind will kind of get us into the 60s. there's a five day forecast. i'll see you back here at 6:00. >> all right, bill, thank you. buy now, pay later. just make sure you can afford it all. why a growing number of shoppers are getting caught up in so-called phantom debt. >> and coming up tonight at six, another couple is accused of exposing their ten month old child to a lethal amount of fentanyl. what prosecutors say is behind an alarming trend and right now the first lady is in the bay area and the president expected to arrive in just a couple of hours. >> we are monitoring the latest developments as president biden looks to the bay area for more campaign ash when we say it'll be on time, they expect it to be

the construction of this project began in earnest in 1997, a line with 18 intersections and large bridges and 243 the waterway has been built along the 35 kilometers that we traveled, with about 18 intersections or large bridges. these bridges, for example, are 6 to 7 meters high , some of which are the tallest, nearly 270 meters high, which are built on the main anzali road. we have been working rapidly since 1997. with the operation of this 37-kilometer railway line, the caspian-persian gulf railway connection has been established for the first time, and the economic relations between eurasia and the southern countries of the persian gulf and the indian ocean have been expanded. to be according to the announcement of the ministry of roads and urban development, the daily value of riri rushd connection to anzali caspian port is estimated at 5 thousand billion tomans. leila saki, radio and television news agency. with the continuation of the process of providing the required width of the country, the statistics of foreign currency supply from the beginning of the year until today reached

student protests began in earnest at columbia university in new york on wednesday, april 29, and studentsched tents in the middle of the university campus. in the following weeks , protests were held in universities across the country. police how did he react to the student protests? according to asushi dead press statistics , at least 38 arrests have been made since thursday, april 30. more than 2,000 people have been arrested in about 40 university campuses. the police dismantled the tents and cleaned them . what happened at columbia university? the most newsworthy protests took place at columbia university . where the protestors are first there on the grass in front of the book. on april 30, after the camp, the police entered mahouteh and arrested at least 18 students . just after midnight on tuesday, after the deadline for dismantling the camp, a number of students entered the building known as hamilton hall and blocked the entrance to the building . that night, the police entered the building with a ladder through the window. a little later, the students. who were arrested were seen

those who do want to stay in office were campaigning in earnest.e minister rishi sunak visited northern ireland, while labor leader sir keir starmer launched his campaign. to discuss the latest in the election, i am joined by our correspondent rob watson. a lot of people talking tonight about the fact that one of the best known members of parliament, michael gove, is hanging up his hat in a few weeks from now. >> absolutely. if you were to think of modern british politics, politics of the last 20 years as one of those tv series, which people binge watch, michael gove would be one of the st principled and colorful characters in the conservative party from 2005 onward. he's been very close to all of its leaders, then falling out with them, buddies with david cameron, boris johnson, buddies, fell back in, one of the architects of leave. someone who was a neocon when it came to foreign policy, loved bashing leftists, experts when it came to policy, and led the league campaign, one of the architects with it alongside boris johnson. extraordinarily color

funding for these plans will come in earnest.rticular, it is necessary to reduce the poverty level by the thirtieth year, it should be less than 7%, and after another 6 years, less than five. russians’ pension incomes will grow no less than the inflation rate; by the thirtieth year they plan to increase them to at least 35 thousand rubles. another task is to increase the availability of housing on the primary market, and also by the thirtieth year to update the housing stock by at least 20%, compared to the nineteenth year. by this time , the russians should have a minimum. to european stock markets, the head of the site announced this. we at euroclear are spending a lot of time explaining to the european and us authorities the implications of this decision for our balance sheet and the risks we face. considering the size of the site and its systemic importance, any decision that undermines the work of our company will affect global financial markets. if such a decision is taken, it will deal a blow not only to the euroclear, but

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building of the zamoskvaretsky court of moscow, the degree of tension, i tell you, has increased in earnest. please tell me, the accused, the head of the surgical department ilya yalagin , surgeon tamerlan kadzaev, both worked in the clinic of the star surgeon timur khaidarov. detention, as investigative actions, is associated with the death of the patient. he was even discharged home, but the patient’s condition soon worsened, he fell into a coma, then died, then the star surgeon assured that his colleagues allegedly did everything correctly, they were not to blame for gavrilov’s death, but according to the investigation, it was elagin and kadzaev who were involved in the death of the producer , by the way, there are almost 70 people dissatisfied with the work of the khaidar hospital, among them show business stars and other celebrities, as well as ordinary people who... behind beautiful forms, eternally youthful faces , they went under the knife, and the result was only disappointment, suffering and long rehabilitation. at the request of the capital's investigative committee , the forty-f

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a pro—palestinian demonstration at yale university, in connecticut, began in earnest on the 22nd of aprilanhattan. demonstrations then moved from the northeast to california state polytechnic university, then next to the university of southern california. around the same time, nearly a week ago, protests were also beginning at the university of texas, in austin. there have been demonstrations at least 137 college and universities nationwide including in georgia, louisiana, virginia, florida, north carolina, and other locations shown here on the map. and for the thousands of protesters across

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it's going to show up a little bit tomorrow night, but more in earnest on friday and then more significantly on sunday. and that'll facility gate a pretty significant cool down. well yeah. good ten degrees cooler as we head towards the end of the weekend saturday into sunday there are the forecast highs for tomorrow. those upper 80s could easily turn into low 90s. and there you have it a beautiful day today. better tomorrow. hay fever is still a thing. fog comes back on thursday night. >> all right bill, thank you. new at 11 oakland's acts full gospel church celebrated 40 years of ministry under bishop bob jackson. tonight, the church kicked off a series of events. bishop jackson is the founder of the church and still serves as the senior pastor there. the church began with just 13 members attending a bible study, and as the years went on, the group kept growing. the group was studying the book of acts which inspired the name acts. full gospel church has dedicated its mission to serving the community. >> it's important to kind of be a beacon in the community and be that light for people to b

if netanyahu genuinely wants a deal, you will negotiate the offer in earnest. instead, if he is jeopardizing the deal by bombing rasa. we also seasons here his reaction from the united nations. the organizations high commissioner for human rights describes israel's calls to evacuate the rough for people as in humane adding, it contradicts international humanitarian law. un schools 1st inside the decision will only worsen dissertation of the civilian population of the in clave. and here is what the lens cheese has to say. i made today a very strong appeal for the governance of israel. and so the shape of the mos in order to go next to the mines, who met the allies in the agreement, that these episodes vibes of these is an opportunity that cannot be recessed. and a good on the invasion you does offer would be keen foldable dropbox because of its devastating you meditating consequences. and because if it's this that be lising feedback and so again, the reach we have also saying the comment of china is leader and deer in his 1st and 5 years, states visit to friends

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and then it comes in in earnest as this pattern changes over a little bit, but not to a warmer patternjust a different flow, more northwesterly, which will continue to keep us cool. so this whole week, i mean, that could change. but this whole week, if you like, today you're going to like the whole week, especially if it's a good day today. tomorrow i'll be a good day as well. the forecast highs tomorrow yellows are 70s, oranges are 80s. but it's mostly about the yellows, especially around the bay proper into concord and those inland spots you'll see some low 80s like antioch, fairfield and santa rosa. but morgan hill, just 79 degrees. the five day forecast, looks a lot like the last five days, five days ago. and then we'll look at the weekend. it does cool down a little bit, but the wind just shifts to a more northwesterly flow, which will bring more fog back. >> all right, bill, thank you. the historic bay to breakers race had a big turnout today, as more than 20,000 people made a run for it in the event's 113th year. >> ktvu is amanda quintana has more tonight on the costume fueled

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that of course, is underway in earnest and the labor party you had kissed tom of the leader of the opposition's phrase out of the traps with a speech in which he used to phrases multiple times. time for change and stop the chaos. and that is something i think we're going to hear an awful lot more about animals, more of in the coming 6 weeks receive food next, pledge to the electorate. but it's basically 2 fold. one is security. he talks about britain facing the bystanders. is since the cold war with war in europe with the weaponized ation, he says of global migration and artificial intelligence, the labor party, he says, has no answers. and the other is the economy of the central plan, cuz he's less than 2 year old premier ship up to now to restore his company's economy. he points to it goes out on wednesday, showing inflation was folded into a 3 year. lo, the hopes that will be taken as a signal by the electricity, spotty, is best place to do what is necessary to run 3 is of a cost of living prices and give him and his party 5 years more. in downing street, me turn it sooner. obviously, tools

the party leaders�* general election campaigning marathon has started in earnest — with rishi sunak clockings in england, wales and scotland — and sir keir starmer heading to labour—target territory in kent. amid the handshakes, placards and babies, the economy and immigration emerged as the main early battle lines, with mr sunak confirming that flights to rwanda to remove people who arrive on small boats won't set off before polling day. meanwhile, nigel farage confirmed he won't stand in the election, but he will help the reform uk campaign. with our first report tonight, here's our political editor chris mason. cheering placards and cheers and babies getting attention from politicians. keir starmer is quite the fan of visiting lower league football grounds in places he hopes labour can win. he was in gillingham in kent this morning. his deputy with him, too. thank you. whatever service people try and access these days, they find it's like wading through treacle. red cards aren't usually welcome for folk on a football pitch, but expect to see plenty of these in the next month or so, spelli

then a pro—palestinian demonstration at yale university — in connecticut — began in earnest on the 22nd a day later, an anti—war protest camp was built at new york university, in manhattan. demonstrations then moved from the northeast to california state polytechnic university, then next to the university of southern california. around the same time, nearly a week ago, protests were also beginning at the university of texas, in austin. in total, there have been demonstrations at least 137 colleges and universities nationwide including in georgia, louisiana, virginia, florida, north carolina — and other locations — shown here on the map. and for the thousands of protesters across the country their reasons for demonstrating vary. this is for the people of palestine and we're going to draft an agreement that is best that shows them we have not given up. i think it's important that students and everyone know that the jewish community is not — we're not going to give into anti—semitism. especially as a jewish student with members of my family. who died in the holocaust, i want to do— everyth

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moss has put out an offer if met him, yahoo genuinely once a deal, he will negotiate the offer in earnest. instead, he is jeopardizing the deal by bombing rasa. we also see some tiers reaction from the united nations, the organizations high commission, or for human rights described israel's calls to evacuate russell people. as in humane adding, it contradicts international humanitarian law. un spokesperson inside the decision, will only worsen dissertation of the civilian population of been clave. and here is what the lens change has to say. i made today a very strong appeal to the governance of israel. and so the sheep of the mos, in order to go next to the mines, to keep met serializing agreements that sees absolutely invites. all of these is an opportunity that cannot be missed. and a good on the invasion is rasa would be keen foldable because of its devastating you meditative consequences. and because if it's this that be lising feedback and so again, the reach and what about israel's biggest and most important ally, washington while saying is reviewing the guys as these 5 proposals,

if netanyahu genuinely wants to do, he will negotiate the offer in earnest instead. and he is jeopardizing the deal by bombing rasa. we also say sincere, his reaction from the united nations. the organizations high commissioner for human rights describes israel's calls to evacuate the rough people. as in humane adding, it contradicts international humanitarian law, un spokesperson, inside the decision, will only worsen visitation of the civilian population of been clave. and here is what the lens chief has to say. i made today a very strong appeal for the governance of israel. and so the shape of the mos in order to, to go a next to the miles to met the allies in the agreement that these episode weekly fights. although this is an opportunity that cannot be least 10 to get on. the invasion even offer would be keen foldable process because of its devastating you meditative consequences. and because if it's this that be lising impacts again to reach. we have also seen the comment of china as leader and deer in his 1st and 5 years states visit to friends where he calls t