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i think emma yes, definitely. ithink emma hayes has been around in the game for a long time now. i think she's one of the best in the game that have been able to attract players. she's been a manager in america. she seems to be able to bring the best players over. it's been a process where, she has been a chelsea for six or seven years, sometimes people see the success now but they don't see what goes in before hand. when i was at arsenal in 2007 when we won the quadruple, emma was the assistant manager, but most of the time was the head coach because our head coach was working with the men, so at times he had to leave and she was our manager. she was unbelievable. she has this different mentality that is made chelsea even better. they're going for the quadruple, and i hope that we are the only every team to do it, but at the same time, i hope an english team can take that mantle over because it's been 11! years, in 14 over because it's been 11! years, in 11! years is too long since an english team have one again. she clearly has a big effect on the squad — and inspiration as wel

emma had no training as a nurse. she probably couldn't have told you the difference between a band-aid and anything else. she had no training as a nurse, but the thought was, they're women, they'll be fine. and so they sent them forward. they'll be comforting to these men. what they ended up doing was writing letters for wounded soldiers, bringing them things they needed. that kind of work. and again, the thought was, they're women, they'll be comfortable. think back to 1917, 1918, this is the presumption about what women do. but working in this hospital was profoundly disturbing for emma. she wrote a lot about how hard it was to see the patients. there was a group of prisoners of war that were brought through the area. she saw them and wrote a lot about how that really affected her. she saw a lot of gassed patients and that was deeply disturbing to her. to see patients who had been gassed in the hospital. so she's writing in her diary about how horrific the experiences are and trying to come to terms with that herse

it sounds useful. >> ooh. >> and, emma, you go toe-to-toe with emma thompson.ould have done without her. she's like the only person for that part. she is playing an absolute monster narcissist crazy person but she's the opposite of that in real life so it was amazing to watch. it was really, really fun. >> i tell you what, it's going to be amazing to watch. this will be a lot of fun for all of us and i've been waiting for this for a long time since they dropped the first ad. i think everybody got excited. no one better, emma, to play cruella than you. >> oh, thanks, michael. is it because i seem so mean? >> no, because you are so nice but you can pull it off because you are so -- your range of talent is -- >> off the charts. >> unimaginable. >> i'm just fishing, thank you. >> fishing and i'm biting the hook, there you go. emma, thank you so much. and "cruella," it will be released in theaters on displus and premiere access this friday. check it out. coming up we have a popular body positivity influencer who is going to show you how to pass that confidence on to

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. >> we should have had you stopped, emma.ot away with it >> kate middleton and prince william hosted a drive-in movie screening wednesday to honor national health service workers and took the time to thank emma thompson and emma stone for letting them share the film two days before its release. "cruella" premiers tomorrow. a bunch of new flicks. so much fun. >> with the two emmas. >>> all right. meet america's newest chess master making all the right moves and e story of how he gots even mor lester holt sat down with this fifth grader to talk about his inspiring life >> reporter: tani adewumi is always thinking about his next move what's your grand goal >> probably be world champion. >> reporter: you're thinking big. i love that. the 10-year-old just became the nation's newest chess master ranking in the top 1% of all players in the country. >> the game is life basically. there could be a move that leads to good and a move that leads to bad and it's a life choice. >> reporter: life hasn't always been easy for the fifth grader

emma vardy emma va rdy reporting emma vardy reporting from belfast.ta about that. there is also the concern about variants, so there is a mixed picture. it is obviously great news for the hospitality industry, who have been through a lot, are my own patch of bristol, a lot, are my own patch of bristol, a lot of businesses who have struggled for the last year but i think as we come out of this into what will hopefully be a good spring and summer, we also need to remember that over 126,000 people have tragically lost their lives, many people have lostjobs and livelihoods and businesses and it has been really tough, for instance, on people who have long—term illnesses or disabilities and have had to isolate and have really struggled over the last year. the prime minister says his timetable is cautious but irreversible. the next stage after next monday is due on the 21st for the end of all restrictions, but some people watching this may say why not end restrictions sooner than that —— june the 21st? four deaths reported in the latest 2a—hour period, no co

julie emma god's reporting live for us tonight, emma. thank you. ah, man was arrested in half moon bay today for indecent exposure. cemetery county sheriff's deputies arrested 49 year old geoffrey graham of redwood city at 12 30. afternoon on kelly avenue in half moon bay. authorities say they found graham with his shorts pulled down, exposing himself. he was arrested without incident and then booked at the san mateo county jail. police say they broke up a massive sideshow in the four east bay city's last seven or 8 40 space. it is last night, hundreds of people participated in the illegal activity, and police say they threw fireworks of patrol cars and fired guns in the air. ktvu sansa smith joins us now live and as the people who live in the air. area say they're concerned for their safety. yes and also people who worked in the area. a gas station closed early out of concerns of looting and violence. antioch police called neighboring law enforcement agencies to help disperse the crowds. they were overwhelmed. mm hmm. this was the aftermath of a w

kaitlyn emma joins us on the phone. guest: thanks for having me. host: let's talk about priorities. congress needs to approve the budget and often that does not happen when the president put forth his plan. what is the white house saying are there priorities? -- guest: this is interesting in the sense that it combines the president past -- president's request for 2022. he is proposing overall funding levels for defense and nondefense spending but it is also combining his vision for infrastructure and the american families plan. it is sort of this big sweeping documentary for the president's vision outlining what he would like to spend on when it comes to federal agencies and also highways, childcare, education, public health, climate change, and to your point, you are discussing this interplay between defense and nondefense spending, the biden administration beliefs domestic programs and education programs and public health and climate change and childcare and highways have been underfunded for too long in comparison to the amount of money that has been spent on the pentagon. this b

dir emma healthier snacks such as fruits. d emma boyland and healthier snacks such as fruits.re going to start at old trafford. manchester united have ensured they'll finish as runners up in the premier league after a 1—0 win over fulham. with supporters back in the stadium — and many continuing to protest against the club's owners — edinson cavani gave them something to cheer with a brilliant chip a quarter of the way through the first half. united, though, could not find a second, and with a quarter of an hour to go, joe brian headed in the equaliser for fulham. leeds' fantastic end to the season continues. they're up to eight place after a 1—0 win at southampton — patrick bamford with the winner. the champions manchester city lead 2-1, the champions manchester city lead 2—1, and the one with a goal of couple minutes in, cancelo with another, before an brilliant individual goal by trossard. a repeat of the fa cup final for both sides needing a win. i can seat five minutes played, it is 0—0. roy hodgson is leaving crystal palace at the end of the season — that's this weekend.

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now to ktvu is emma gauss and emma your reporting tonight on one of the earliest red flag warnings that parts of the bay area have seen in a long time. that's right, frank. red flag warnings aren't usually this early in the year, but because we're in a drought and water levels are low. the bigger fires we'd expect to see in august or september could spark as early as june. lie. it's thes grasslands are already bone dry. offshore winds are expected to dust for the next couple of days. for us that just means we expect more fires. we expect to keep our increased staffing on duty. the extra hands for cal fire helped to put out small brushfires over the weekend and contain a fire burning several 100 acres in butte county. in san jose, the wildfire interdisciplinary research center operates one of the most advanced fire protection systems in the country. less center's director says moisture levels are below average, suggesting bigger fires may spark earlier than august. calif ands on the whole should be aware that we are already in fire season. we're getting grass fires popping up already. yo

emma stone is estella taken in by artful dodgers jasper and horace after the domination field death ofr. you, grubby girl. yes? do you have a card? esetlla dreams of being a fashion designer following in the footsteps of emma thompson's splendidly imperious baroness, the true villain of the piece to whom she becomes both dogged assistant and deadly rival. you look vaguely familiar. i look stunning. playing out on the streets of 70s london, cruella boasts winning turns from joel fry and paul walter hauser, the latter of whom charms despite having an apparently studied at the dick van dyke school of "cor blimey, mary poppins!" cockney accents! 0h, we need that! as for stone, she's fine in the lead, but thompson steals the show at every turn. the film may be called cruella, but it's the baroness who holds our attention. just as it's thompson rather than stone who channels the electrifying screen energy of glenn close. you can find cruella in cinemas and on disney plus with premier access now. on the subject of electrifying screen energy, ben wishaw really makes the sparks fly in search. —

ktvu is emma god's begins our coverage now with more on the fire danger, emma frank that extended red flag warning this early in the year along. with lower than normal water levels are early indicators that the bigger fires we normally see in august or september could spark. as early as july. it's early may and the bay area's grasslands are already bone dry. offshore winds are expected to gust for the next couple of days. for us. that just means we expect more fires. we expect to keep our increased staffing on duty. the extra hands for cal fire helped to put out small brushfires over the weekend. and contain a fire burning several 100 acres in butte county in san jose, the wildfire interdisciplinary research center operates one of the most advanced fire protection systems in the country, the center's director says moisture levels are below average, suggesting bigger fires may spark earlier than august. californians on the whole should be aware that we are already in fire season. we're getting grass fires popping up already. you can see the hills are already brown right there that usua

many of the experiments fell under the direction of a chinese researcher emma known as the bad lady, china's leading expert on bad born viruses, her job was to engineer corona viruses so that they infect human beings and do so as easily as possible. this work, nicholas wade notes, doing gain of function experience designed to make

estella dreams of being a fashion designer, following in the footsteps of emma thompson's splendidlym she becomes both dogged assistant and deadly rival. you look vaguely familiar. i look stunning. playing out on the streets of �*70s london, cruella boasts winning turns from joel fry and paul walter hauser, the latter of whom charms despite having apparently studied at the dick van dyke school of "cor blimey, mary poppins!" cockney accents. 0h, we need that! as for stone, she's fine in the lead, but thompson steals the show at every turn. the film may be called cruella, but it's the baroness who holds our attention. just as it's thompson rather than stone who channels the electrifying screen energy of glenn close. you can find cruella in cinemas and on disney+ with premier access now.

ktvu emma goss joins us live with how the city plans to address this disturbing trend. emma andre preliminary data from the chief medical examiner shows that last month alone 49 people died from accidental drug overdoses. in san francisco fentanyl was identified in 40 of those deaths. just as san francisco is seeing its lowest covid-19 positivity rights since the pandemic began, the rate of accidental drug overdose is hospitalizations and deaths is outpacing the cities expanding teams of crisis intervention specialists, this is absolute crisis, an epidemic unlike anything we've ever seen close to half of the reported accidental overdose deaths this year have been in supervisor matt hey, knees district. which includes the tenderloin and south of market was terrific. we're losing more than two people a day. the numbers have tripled over the last three years. on and it is absolutely the most awful, devastating, deadly epidemic that is facing our city on. it's getting a lot worse. it has gotten a lot worse, he says. fentanyl a powerful and highly addictive, synthetic opioid

emma: you're absolutely right. something that gatwick ceo addressed directly, saying 10% of flights from here are usually going to the u.s. and how important that route is. while they are writing for the likes of france, greece, and italy being added to the list, they really want north america to be edited as -- added as well. that would certainly be the case for heathrow. they say they are lobbying governments in direct conversations, really hoping they will take this risk-based approach, and look at vaccination levels not just here in the u.k. but also what is going on elsewhere to try to get the crucial routes open. important for tourist travel and business travel. jonathan: did you get the short straw to be sent to the airport? who is going to the puib? [laughter] emma: well, there is a proper reopening, but the last few pumps were open at -- pubs were open at midnight to celebrate, not so much this morning. we are here very early, waking up to the gorgeous smell of jet fuel. of course, really nice to be out in

cruella is played by the incredible emma stone, and she's casted alongside emma thompson, a great ensemble and it just dropped on disney plus and recommend seeing how estella becomes cruella in this. >> well, yeah, it sounds really interesting like it's going to be cool to see emma stone take on this super villain origin story and love that the iconic cruella glenn close herself not only gave her blessing but also served as one of the movie's executive producers so that's very cool. >>> now to some tv, daryn, what do you have for us? >> yes, the first two episodes of the third and final season of "mr. inbetween" just dropped tuesday on fx. but you can watch both of those episodes this weekend on hulu. this is actually an australian show directed by nash egerton and follows a hitman who, you know, is played by creator and writer scott ryan so multitalented guy there. we all have sort of trouble finding that work/life balance. but for ray it's particularly difficult. he's got personal relationships and friendships and parental responsibilities, he's taking care of a sick brother, all while b

this is an emma moment. this is an emma moment.ffany haddish in this movie. >> stephen: you guys have shared more than just the screen. you've actually shared... a very particular and sacred stage. this is a-- this is one of my favorite photographs i've seen in a long time. that's a beautiful shot. this is tiffany's bat mitzvah. >> yeah. >> stephen: please explain the story behind this. i'm really curious how this game about, tiffany. >> well, i studied really hard for my bat mitzvah, and i was studying during the time we were shooting this movie. and after i got to know billy more and more, i just felt like he's family to me, like the uncle i always wanted. he gave me the guidance and shared so many wonderful things with me, knowledge with me, helped me grow. and i asked him if he would be willing to do the lia at my bat mitzvah, and he said yes, and i said this is going to be amazing. and it felt so surreal and wonderful and awesome. like, he was ushering me into my woman nationwide a way that, like, family should, you know. it w

emma vardy emma va rdy reporting emma vardy reporting there. economy — fell by 1.5% betweenjanuary and march — during lockdown. but improved performance in march eased the blow, with gdp rising by 2.1% month—on—month, helped by schools reopening and retail spending. figures indicate the economy in march was nearly six % lower than before the pandemic. our economics editor, faisal islam, reports. in milton keynes, as around the country, the curtain is about to rise again on our big screens, preparing for their grand reopening, testing the projectors, prepping the ticket machines, a symbol of normality and of economic recovery. we know there is pent up demand. people have really been on their couches for too long and they want to come out and experience films on the big screen with the big sound and comfy seats, with cinema food and beverage. today, it was confirmed that lockdown saw a marked fall in the economy in the first three months of the year but that a rebound had begun by march. while any fall in the economy is clearly disappointing, thi

goss reporting live for us tonight, emma. thank you. support continues to stream man for the victims of the vt. a mass shooting today, members of the south bay church spent their sunday comforting and comforting the victims families. ktvu is james taurus has more tonight from sunnyvale each sunday morning, the bay area christian church that's up chairs, benches and tents for its morning masses. it will be its first since wednesday's mass shooting. we pray for those who have died by violence throughout the world, and here in san jose, i know i personally have said quite a few tears, you know, watching the news and seeing the different family, each other stories and even just hearing some of the heros is, um nicole dona is a small group leader within the church. heartbroken by this week, police say a shooter killed nine of his co workers at the v t, a rail yard in san jose, wednesday mornings. still putting fathom the fact that my brother will be gone as told by this growing memorial at san jose city hall the community wants to

prince william and kate middleton sat down with the stars of the film, emma thompson and emma stone, it was so much fun. we were all over london. we were in front of liberty. they transformed what is it carnegie street into '70s london and we were in front of buckingham palace at one point. i was rising a motorcycle around the mall. >> yeah. >> we should have had you stop, emma. very dangerous. >> i know. i know. i really got away with it. >> emma thompson also telling the royals that she once had to travel by the tube to one of the shooting locations in full costume, and no one took any notice of her. >>> now to a really sweet story, darian holt is a sixth grade science teacher in mississippi, and he's also a gentleman of alpha phi alpha fraternity inc., but his young scholars thought he was saying apple fried apple. so he put them online complete with their own song and nicknames. ♪ i love my apple i love a bite, cut ♪ >> what is your name? >> and he calls them the seven apple seeds of apple fried inc. with their own t-shirts and nicknames. >> thanks, janai. great "pop news" as alw

julie all right, emma got reporting live tonight, emma. thank you. and here is another illustration of just how dry california is right now, after weeks of warm, sunny weather, the sierra snowpack is it just 8% of normal and climate, scientists say the melting snow doesn't seem to be replenishing streams. it is soaking into dry land or simply evaporating. firefighters are investigating a brush fire that broke out tonight in sandra fell. the fire was first reported about six tonight and burned roughly 5 to 7 acres off of kerner boulevard. behind the target and home depot stores on shoreline parkway. crews from all over marin county were brought in to help contain the fire. no one was injured and no structures were threatened. red flag warning remains in effect until six o'clock tomorrow night. crews had been busy responding to a number of fires, according to cal fire, firefighters responded to 15 vegetation fires in the north bay from friday until this morning in venetia cruise contained a 50 acre fire that was probably caused by sparks from a lawn mo

emma, we wish you the best of luck- — won anyway. emma, we wish you the best of luck.lsea. and big girls. not that i am a chelsea i done so well for chelsea. and big| girls. not that i am a chelsea fan, but i am a fan of hers. a great day them. . but i am a fan of hers. a great day them. , . .,, , but i am a fan of hers. a great day them-_ here - but i am a fan of hers. a great day them._ here is i but i am a fan of hers. a great day l them._ here is carol them. fingers crossed. here is carol with a look — them. fingers crossed. here is carol with a look at _ them. fingers crossed. here is carol with a look at the _ them. fingers crossed. here is carol with a look at the weather. - it is looking like not a particularly cold start to the day and these are the latest temperatures and in the highlands it is 8 degrees and in northern ireland it is also eight. i'll start, but it is going to be unsettled and we have rain and showers in the forecast today and the rest of the week we are looking at heavy downpours but in between, there will be warm sunshine. we've seen quite a

thank you, emma. thank you, emma! let's - historic cases. thank you, emma. thank you, emma!ards, so more of us will see it and as a result, it's not going to be a cold night. we shouldn't have any issues with frost across much of the uk. tomorrow starts off on this dull note but through the day, this cloud will start to push back towards the north sea coastline. some of it won't clear. it is thick enough for some drizzle and in the sunshine behind it, we will see some showers develop, with top temperatures of 16. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: nhs waiting lists in england reach a record high — 4.95 million are waiting for treatment. world leaders call for calm after further clashes between israelis and palestinians. former prime minister david cameron faces questions from mps later over his lobbying for collapsed firm greensill capital. and a major ovarian cancer screening trial has failed to show any reductions in deaths. british airways has announced it will be the world's first airline to trial a coronavirus test that displays results within 25 seconds. the pilot

emma thompson. did you have a favorite costume. it was actually a dressing down that they made me that was just went so i'm it's in the may day for about 5 seconds. so dress that goes around the car. that was in. >> it. 15 seconds. what i'm just get ing started how satisfied was it for you to do a disney film where it's really centered around too ambitious working women know give her love interest know make them the protection is mail that make it about 2 women. did this amazing battle. i was astonished amazed that enable haha. >> and tune in to e t tonight for nick jonas. he's giving us details on the accident that sent him to the hospital. plus the hills audrina patridge is our guest co-host. it's going to be a lot of fun. don't miss it for entertainment tonight i'm michelle turner. okay. so we all grew up on 101 dalmatians word a little bill. i would have thought it but that's acting she can do it and she's talented and we appreciate. >> the update there and how great is it that movies. yeah. the coming back live from ears and t

good morning, there, emma? emma: good morning, anna, yes.e are seeing that reopening, that cautious reopening of international travel. beginning today. i'm joined by easy jerett c.e.o. johan lungren. let's ask him what we can expect in the coming weeks and months. welcome. we will see this cautious reopening. what kind of level of demands are you seeing for flights in >> the demands are there. there's a huge pent-up demand for people to come and see family members that haven't been able to be meeting across this pandemic as people who want to go on holiday as well. the demand is definitely there. so today is a very, very important first step of that as that travel ban is being removed and is now allowing home to travel. anna: it is a first step. we're seeing very few flights at gat wick and other airports. how hopeful are you that the government will relax some of that caution and allow some of those countries on to that green list? >> i am because the latest in-depth analysis shows that you can put on most of europe on that green list witho

emma simpson, bbc news, mansfield. that's all from us this evening.snight is coming up on bbc two. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow, thursday morning. with me are political strategist, jo tanner, and broadcaster, david davies. tomorrow's front pages. bring you up—to—date with what they have already seen in the last few minutes. with the guardian, boris johnson faces criticism for delaying an enquiry into the government's handling of the pandemic until next spring. the telegraph says gps have been discouraged to favour in—person appointments favour of virtual appointments. daily mail leads with mounting costs for social care borne by families. the express picks up on the improvement in the uk economy as lockdown restrictions continue to be eased. but the i says the final lockdown lifting could be delayed due to the threat from the indian covid variant. let's begin with the ft. i was saying on last night's papers, jo, we don't get a lot of coverage,

emma vardy, thank you.islation for the year ahead at the state opening of parliament. it was the queen's first major public appearance since the death of the duke of edinburgh last month. the queen's speech contained 30 bills. they include infrastructure investment around the uk to strengthen economic ties across the union. legislation to support what the government says will be a lifetime guarantee for skills and training. changes to the planning system — to allow more homes to be built — will be brought forward, along with binding environmental targets — plus plans for long—delayed online safety laws, bringing regulation to the internet to tackle illegal content. here's our political editor laura kuenssberg. a red letter day around here, preparing for the visit from the monarch. the official new start for this palace. some of the colour, some of the pageantry, less formal because of covid. and the lonely crown. the queen's 67th state opening. the first since prince philip passed away. but some of the refr

emma used to be a sushi chef. no, he prince trees. i enjoy the work and it keeps me sit plus it's a welcome bit of money on the side. we do get a pension, but not a big one. so i really do need to work with here in koji prefecture, more than a 3rd of the population are older than 65. in the regional capital, many shops and businesses are shutters with an aging population. who's known to take over and keep them going. say okay, emma used to run his own restaurant. the number of diners started dwindling 10 years ago. now he's traded in his sushi knife for a chain. so ah, to the east of koji, and the city of conan, it's back to school in what's called the center facility. human resources. the somewhat sterile name for a job agency, dedicated to retirees. be out of tree pruning is taught here by mr. hummadi h. 81 along with training center also helps with job placement and take care of tax and insurance is used. it's one of hundreds across the country, all funded by the government. the elderly recruits, emerges, bus drivers, parking lot,

our ireland correspondent emma vardy has more.der of northern ireland's largest unionist party has made one thing clear — opposing the new brexit arrangements for northern ireland, the northern ireland protocol, will be one of his biggest priorities. edwin poots beat his rival, sirjeffrey donaldson, by 19 votes to 17. this party has been the authentic voice of unionism and will continue to be the authentic voice of unionism under my leadership. the northern ireland protocol has proven to be a massive challenge for us. and if we are to fight this, to ensure that everybody in northern ireland is not worse off as a consequence of the protocol, then it's for us to do that together. edwin poots had been viewed as the more hardline of the two candidates. as agriculture minister, he's already been responsible for moves to block the implementation of the brexit arrangements, the new checks on goods coming from great britain to northern ireland, the border in the irish sea. his socially conservative views have previously attracted attentio

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emma vardy there. what is going on here, you might ask.ifeline. thanks to restaurant goers during the holy month of fasting. the family of dancers are, like many syrians, no longer able to travel to europe and across the arab world. but having a local audience has meant they can continue to perform, as mark lobel reports. sufi whirling — a way of worshipping god, releasing negative energy on the dance floor, reaching a trancelike state — a tradition passing down in this family from father to son for over a century. meet three—year—old anas. his family say he's the youngest dervish dancer in syria, learning to well before he was able to talk, with all the benefits it brings. translation: i benefit from sufi whirling, - when you know, conditions are difficult, there is a crisis. when i feel really pressured, i go to my room alone and start whirling. normally a touring troupe, travel restrictions have curtailed their opportunities to perform this hypnotic rhythm of prayer beyond syria's war—torn and cash—starved borders. singing. translation:

our business correspondent, emma simpson, reports. the final few hours.o allow the remaining stock to be cleared. the last 28 shops closed today. the end of an era. debenham's roots can be traced back to 1778, with a draper�*s store in west london selling fabrics, hats and umbrellas. by the 1950s it was the uk's biggest department store — and it continued to expand, pulling shoppers in with its famous blue cross sales. but it failed to keep up with the competition. its problems were years in the making. it first collapsed in 2019. the pandemic then finished it off as it failed to find a buyer. by christmas, the business was being wound down, with 12,000 job losses. it's one of the biggest retail failures since woolworths, emblematic of the retail shakeout as shopping habits change. the chain was an anchor store in many town centres, and its demise will leave large gaps for landlords and local authorities to fill. emma simpson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello there. if you're trying to make outdoor plans, you can't really rely

say okay, emma used to run his own restaurant because the number of diners started dwindling 10 years ago. now he's traded in his sushi knife for a chain. so ah, to the east of koji, and the city of conan, it's back to school in what's called the center facility. human resources, the somewhat sarah name for a job agency, dedicated to retirees. b, r to tree pruning is taught here by mr. hummadi h a g one. along with training. the center also helps with job placement and take care of tax and insurance is used. it's one of hundreds across the country, all funded by the government. the elderly recruits, emerges, bus drivers, parking lot, attendance and even gardeners a little going well, la quinta, and i didn't know if the older generation have to pitch in their life would otherwise come to a standstill. new to the departure of the younger population. expectations are really high with us and they can work without any pressure because you can contribute something to their region there with him. right outside the center is a wooded park where the budding garden, this can get some practical

emma vardy emma va rdy reporting emma vardy reporting from belfast.ve been used to for this month so far. now, tonight, we�*ve got some changes in the forecast briefly. we�*ve got a weather front pushing in from the west that�*s going to bring thicker cloud to much of the country, but outbreaks of rain will affect northern ireland, then pushing across the irish sea into western scotland, western england and wales. there will be some clear spells further north and east, and it�*s here where we�*ll see temperatures drop down to around 6 to 8 degrees. further west, though, where we have the cloud and the rain, 9 to 11 degrees. so we start friday on a rather grey note for many of us. a weak weather front will bring further outbreaks of rain to western areas, the rain slowly petering out through the day. best of the sunshine, the north and east of the country. where we get any sunny spells, that will set off the odd heavy shower. you�*ll notice temperatures reaching around 19 celsius in the brightest spots. that�*s a few degrees cooler than what we had thr

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emma lauro. —— for a merlot. $1 million. 15 bucks is my limit for emma lauro. -- for a merlot.ve seen over the last week or so. this is leuchars. 3mm for the whole of the month of april, so far this may we have seen over ten times that amount of rainfall. and the reason the weather has just changed like a switch turning on his during april we often had a ridge close by orjust to the west of the uk. that builds areas of high pressure we often had cool northerly winds flowing in. right now, though, thejet stream pattern looks quite different with a big ridge going up over greenland. we find a trough to the west of the uk and it's these troughs that fire up areas of low pressure and move them over our country. so that's kind of what is going to happen over the next week or more. we are stuck in quite an unsettled spell. now, for friday it is a day of sunshine and showers. a cold start to the day, plenty of morning sunshine. but the shower clouds will grow, particularly into the afternoon with the showers becoming heavy and thundery with some hail mixed in. the most frequent of tho

nevertheless good to see things getting back to normal, emma. thank you. literally has been ringing off the hook way now have have three people answering the phone just for this weekend. yeah, more coverage of the busy holiday weekend at 10 30, the major crowds. wine country businesses are expecting, and boy they couldn't come at a better time. and a very weather we're tracking some fog will start off your holiday weekend. but get ready for some heat. it really moves in, especially by memorial day we'll have more on the forecast coming up. all right. this neighborhood's got this video's got a neighborhood talking mountain lion caught on camera, wandering homes and oakland of next you want to hear from the homeowner who recorded the cat going right up to her driveway. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every dev

emma vardy there. the latest there from northern ireland. hence to a return to the good old days.kers. the ceremony is being used by the government to test the impact of gatherings on the transmission of covid. colin paterson reports. a dual win for dua lipa. she performed with 50 dancers, gave a nod to geri halliwell with her dress, and won both best female and album of the year for future nostalgia. released last march during the very first week of lockdown, her modern take on disco became the soundtrack to many people's year at home. in 2018 i said that i wanted to see more women on these stages and ifeel so proud that three years later we are seeing that happen. little mix! it was a night dominated by women, winning four of the five mixed categories. after ten years together little mix became the first female line up in brits' history to be named best group. it's not easy being female in the uk pop industry. we've seen the white male dominance, misogyny, sexism, and lack of diversity. while a live highlight was eltonjohn's duet with 0lly alexander from the channel 4 aids drama

frank and my gosh live tonight, emma. thank you. an expansion tonight in coronavirus vaccine eligibility today, the food and drug administration granted emergency use authorization to visors covid-19 vaccine for children 12 to 15 years old. that means children could get there first shots later this week if the cdc also grants approval. ktvu is jana katsuyama joins us now live with how local health departments are preparing janna. julie some counties tell me that if california's department of public health gives final approval on thursday, they could be ready within hours to begin giving vaccines to children ages. 12 to 15. visors trial studied 2000 us children and found no covid-19 cases among those fully vaccinated compared to 16 cases among those who weren't the cdc could give its approval wednesday and then california's review group is expected to give its recommendation. we will meet wednesday evening, u. c. berkeley public health professor arthur wrangled is chair of the group and expects it will be approved for distribution th

emma simpson, bbc news.re about that match after the weather when we have our sportsday. still celebrate and lifting the fa cup for the first time in their history. they got to the top of the premiership in 2016, but this is the first time they have been able to lift that cup. they won against chelsea just a short time ago. more of this of course later in the programme and also on sportsday. a world war one era submarine wreck, off the devon coast, has been granted protection by the government, on the advice of historic england. the protected status means the wreck can be dived, but its contents are protected by law and must not be moved. however, there's a twist to this story — as the submarine is not what it was first thought to be, as our reporterjohn danks explains. just off the south devon coast and 50 metres below the surface, a 100—year—old submarine wreck emerges from the gloom. but for the diapers, exploring what was supposed to be a german u—boat, something wasn't quite right. it was said to be a u