the da's office did not choose to reopen erik salgado's case. salgado was shot 16 times when officers say he rammed his stolen vehicle into them during a failed traffic stop. his sister said they all want answers and will continue putting pressure on price to reexamine the case. of course, we want justice, you know, and of course, we want the police officers to get charged criminal charges. um and then for my brother to not be one of them, you know, i'm. i'm very humbled still, like, still trying to fight and be and have a lot of faith because, you know, i want her to know that we're also here. i'm elissa harrington, ktvu fox two news. coming up after the break, a closer look at how families living in rural areas are aving difficulty accessing alicia acuna explains. i got to tell you, sometimes babies won't wait. when a mother lives far from maternity care, like this utah family in 2018, the unexpected can happen. we never want someone to give birth on the side of the road. but maternity care is getting harder to reach in rural america. the marc

erik: we saw this earlier this year.rms of the communication, the shift from -- shift to patient monetary -- you want to focus on when they do. i do think there is still potential for more changes to policy. question for me is, what are those changes? if they are going to move yield control -- yield curve control, how much sustained strength are we going to see? jonathan: let's put a bow on it. the base case for you, you just don't buy what the dollar bears are trying to sell? what are they getting wrong? erik: it is twofold. one is the fed cuts that are prized. it is completely realistic we will be in a u.s. recession late this year, early next year. the extent of tightening, at some point we do think the recession is going to come. but to see 200 basis points of cuts prized for the u.s., given where the labor market is i think there is room for that to be reduced. i also look at the growth picture. europe, china really not inspiring me. and the policies we have seen from china buspar -- thus far has been underwhelming.

now that alleged murderer erik abril is back in custody.was first on scene when deputies detained abril behind these edgewood apartmenta walking him out of this wooden creek bed behind the apartment complex. roughly 33 hours after he escaped from sutter medical roseville. >> just over a mile away where a placer county deputy was supposed to be watching him around the clock. well, this is something that should have never happened with. i know a few placer county deputies. i know rockland pd real well. >> and i think it's inexcusable that this inmate was able to escape the hospital. >> residents who saw deputies swarm and handcuff abril say they were shocked to find out he was hiding so close to where they live. that's like fire departments fire. should never happen. yeah. they should never lost custody of him in control of that inmate. and back out here behind the edgewood apartments. just one last. look at this. what creek bed where abril was found. residents here tell me that they're pretty upset as you can hear in the package that he was

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if americans are stuck on german talk or see how tired are and. 2 erik and of the very old generations, always running this country. according to a cnbc full 70 percent of americans say, they don't want mr. button to run for a 2nd term. 70 percent saying they don't want them to run again. that's a lot of people. is it possible, though, that our country encourages this? actually, our system encourages a tired and state and politicians. and if so, why, why do you think somebody medical scholars reminders that the system is skewed towards conformity? in other words, why rock the boat? why change things? and there are so many people making so much money, just as things are with the same older people in charge. does the average american benefit from this? how about young people, cancer? it seems obvious. well, i wanna show you a chart now. what a discharge detail is it pretty much details who boats in america look at that. the percentage of 60, the 80 year olds who vote in presidential elections is more than 70 percent of the percentage of the older people voting and 70 percent. and when we

>> i should also note that you heard erik hirschman there.one point he asked the people who were on teen crazy if they even knew who he was and they said yeah, you are pat. and obviously he was not. but, jake, this meeting is december 18, four days after the electoral college has just voted to certify president biden's win . eight days after bill barr came out in an interview with the associated press. course the atty. gen. at the time said it was clear to him that there was no widespread election fraud . it, still this meeting culminated, it was pretty abruptly arrange we were told by sources at the time. and really, what it pans out for, beyond just being team normal and teen crazy is that it was very clearly one of the most desperate attempts we saw out of many desperate attempts in that period to keep trump in power, that is what the group on the left was trying to do. they had this idea after signing an executive order that would direct the military to sees voting machine, even this idea floated of making sidney powell a special counsel

did withdraw from erik. can you address some of your concerns and why you withdrew? >> ono comment. -- no comment. [laughter] >> hi. i'm grace gordon with the bipartisan policy center again. and my question for whoever would like to take it is i know you all are kind of drinking from a fire hose most of the time. are there specific research questions around reprocessing, around hand counting, around getting faster results that the nonprofits and research institutions in the room should be addressing that would be helpful to you all in your roles? >> that's a fantastic question. >> uh-huh. >> i want to get her contact information -- [laughter] i know i'm think of -- i'll think of something when i step off the stage. >> i mean, we talk the about half a dozen states, more than half a dozen states don't allow for pre-processing. so what should they be asking to try and get better responses, get better information, better research when it comes to these methods, these practices that you guys say have helped you s

what is the intensity of the fight at the finish line, now jarve eriks has approached the leader and who will win? yes, he is already the finish line for the finish line of several hundred meters is rapidly approaching. the swedish sportsman takes out sergey drozdov ahead of pablo growth is in progress the biggest fight for the silver medal and sergey drozdov crosses the line second writes the swedish sportsman jarverikson, the third setting was won by pablo painting in second place sergey sochi, third yarikson of sweden, master of sports vasily broshin, moscow, finished this most difficult race in fourth place what does the icy wind tell her, friends, disrupted the normal course of the competition, more than half of the men dropped out of the competition and not one of the women was able to finish the race, we sympathize with them with the most difficult conditions. congratulations, congratulations, but there was another athlete. the first among women and, by the way, the only athlete from leningrad natalya ozernikova finished the race. i am very pleased. you know, i'm so happy, tod

pablo: pero erik morales dice que es una violaciÓn a su privacidad. >> sÍ, hay muchas cosas privadas.ntes de la frontera pueden pedirle que les desbloqueen sus celulares para ver todo lo que hay dentro. uno de los motivos es asegurarse de que usted no representa una amenaza la seguridad del paÍs. el otro... >> a veces estÁn tratando de buscar informaciÓn, lo cual pueda desmentir a una persona, lo cual dice, vengo Únicamente al bautizo de mi sobrina, a la boda de mi hermana. si la persona tal vez en su mensaje de texto o sus imÁgenes puede ver informaciÓn al oficial de migraciÓn que viene realmente a trabajar o que tiene planes para quedarse en los estados unidos. ya sea mÁs a fondo de el tiempo permitido. pablo: y muchos se hacen la misma pregunta, es legal que estos agentes tengan acceso a toda la informaciÓn sin la orden expresa de un tÚnel de justicia? la respuesta es sÍ. el motivo es que estÁn en proceso de entrar al paÍs, pero no en el paÍs en sÍ. >> negarse a que aduana o la patrulla fronteriza incaute estos aparatos electrÓnicos pudiera resultar en cuanto a los extranjeros la n

and erik prince - it can be said ostap bender of today, he is absolutely not here is his enterprise. you can, of course, envy and learn. hmm, he founded a company, which means, uh, i’m franking, uh, service in registering it in hong kong and worked with uh, china for a very long time, that is, under contracts with china, that is, it cannot be said that the united states and china have any it's a very warm relationship. but nevertheless, to say this to him did not mean that it did not interfere with working with chinese companies. in business, he provided services, a until 2021 then , so to speak, he ceased to be, so to speak, a shareholder in this company, the chinese. now they own e his frontier, ah, but he is mired in all sorts of legal proceedings. here is the problem we are currently facing . this is not a regulated legal status. now everyone is talking about this and, apparently, this issue will somehow be resolved here, but in the world. on what basis do these companies operate? based on the national legislation of certain countries, and the most developed of them, of course. w

meeting in the seventh minute after an error by the defense of dynamo , the score was opened by striker erik silikyan after only 2 minutes. yaroslav gladyshev also took advantage of the opponent's mistake in the series. penalties, the players of the nizhny novgorod team turned out to be lucky, which did not allow a single miss at dynamo, the 12-meter ones were not converted by denis makarov and sergey pershovlyukov. an authoritative italian insidermartsu reports that lazio is in the final stages of negotiations with dinamo on a transfer. arsena is smitten. the amount will be 10 million euros, plus 4 million euros will be registered. as bonuses, lazio itself is ready to offer the zakharyan a contract with a salary of 1.8 million euros per year, refused the candidacy of the japanese midfielder to reach the team, which is in the status of a free agent due to high salary requirements. . in addition , the roman cube has not yet agreed on its path, and the player's transition in this way will focus on the signing of the zakharyan coming days. from july 24 to july 27, st. petersburg hosts a footbal

a statement on social media, maguire says he's disappointed with the decision by united's manager erikme he wears the shirt. maguire was made captain underformer manager 0le gunnar solskjaer — a role he's held for the last three and a half years. and that's all the sport for now. just time to tell you that in the men's u19 european championship its still goalless between portugal and italy, but more from me a little later. more now on the world tennis number one carlos alcaraz beating novak djokovic in the men's final at wimbledon. he took the fifth and deciding set by 6—4 to deny djokovic a record—equalling eighth wimbledon title. the spaniard becomes the youngest man to lift the trophy since boris becker won the second of his three wimbledon titles in 1986. live now to former professional tennis player and wimbledon championships referee, andrew jarrett. what did you make of the final? what a fantastic match. what a wonderful advert for the sport, for wimbledon and this may be the announcement of a new world champion in carlos alcaraz. he has been threatening it for a couple of years

in a statement on social media, maguire says he's disappointed with the decision by manager erik tenas made captain underformer manager ole gunnar solskjaer — a role he's had for the last 3 and a half years. its the penultimate day of competition at the world para—athletics championships in paris — 13 months ahead of the paralympic games in the same city. the championships come on the back of poor crowds in dubai in 2019. the covid pandemic then had an affect on crowds in tokyo for the paralympics. but the international paralympic committee president, andrew parsons, says he's pleased with these championships, but admits there is work to do to advance the paralympic movement in france. he's been speaking to our reporter rachael latham. i think we need a lot of promotion in the lead up to the games. remember every single host of the games in the lead up we need to do a lot of promotion, events ticket sales, even probably london which is still the benchmark. compared to the awareness prior to the games and after the games, it was a monumental change. this is what we want to see here. w

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earlier in the ministry of construction, sergei sokol met with erik fayzullin, a parliamentarian, toldhe minister that there were not enough places for leisure in khakassia. we agreed to launch a large-scale landscaping program in the republic will pay special attention to victory park in abakan hurricanes heavy rain hit omsk in the middle of the day the city went under water in a matter of minutes a thunderstorm with heavy rains are expected and in moscow the city services of the capital were put on high alert about the weather in russia meteorologist ekaterina grigorova katya will tell right now greetings to moscow tonight will also flood the capital. there is a rather drastic change in the weather. tomorrow will be cooler. such processes are often accompanied by intense local showers and squally wind intensifications. so the weather can be a problem. well, let's start with omsk , the undeniably powerful downpour in the siberian metropolis became the most striking weather event, friday, the city flooded road stops, pedestrian crossings, bridges , shops and even apartments on some str

if americans are stuck on german park or see how tired are and. 2 erik and of the very old generations, always running this country. 70 percent of americans say they don't want mr. button to run for a 2nd term. 70 percent saying they don't want them to run again as a lot of people. is it possible, though, that are actually our system encourages a tired and state and politicians and if so, why, why do you think some of medical scholars remind us that the system is skewed towards conformity? in other words, why rock the boat? why change things? and there are so many people making so much money just as things are with the same older people in charge. does the average american benefit from this? how about young people pass? it seems obvious. well, i wanna show you a chart now. what a discharge detail is it pretty much details who boats in america look at that. the percentage of 60 to 80 year olds who vote in presidential elections is more than 70 percent. the percentage of the older people loading is 70 percent. and when we look at those who are $30.00 to $44.00, that percentage goes down

live now to emeritus professor of science policy at the university of sussex, erik millstone.ortant about it being possibly carcinogenic. should we be worried? i being possibly carcinogenic. should we be worried?— being possibly carcinogenic. should we be worried? i think people should be worried and _ we be worried? i think people should be worried and i _ we be worried? i think people should be worried and i think _ we be worried? i think people should be worried and i think the _ we be worried? i think people should be worried and i think the food - we be worried? i think people should be worried and i think the food and i be worried and i think the food and beverage industry should be worried, as well. two reports came out today from different parts of the world health organization, the international agency for research on cancer said aspartame is a possible human carcinogen. in reading the report this morning, two members of the panel wanted to go further and characterise it as a probable carcinogen. i think they have been a little bit tender. explain to us the significan

maguire's old trafford future is uncertain after he was stripped of the captaincy by erik ten hag earlierformula one driver's championship to 118 points after winning the belgian grand prix sprint race, while his red bull team mate and nearest rival sergio perez failed to finish. unpredictable weather delayed the start and contributed to a thrilling race that showcased the potential of a young driver as nick parrott explains. asa as a track that recently saw a fatal accident, formula 1 was not taking any chances for the first race of the season. after a delay, the race began at a snail�*s pace as drivers got a feeling for the conditions. they eventually got going, with the sap and leaving the way. the dry... pr screen changed to quicker tires and took the lead as the dutchman did his. the safety car was back after alonso marked his 42nd birthday with bumps. racing resumed for max verstappen, and he atoned for max verstappen, and he atoned for his earlier error, coming on to win the race. peres ruined his sprint record, retiring after damaging his vehicle in a battle with lewis hamilton. t

now that alleged murderer erik abril is back in custody. fox 40 was first on scene when deputies detained abril behind these edgewood apartments. walking him out of this wooden creek bed behind the apartment complex. roughly 33 hours after he escaped from sutter medical roseville just over a mile away where a placer county deputy was supposed to be watching him around the clock. well, this is something that should have never happened with. i know a few placer county deputies. i know rockland pd real well. and i think it's inexcusable that this inmate was able to escape the hospital. residents who saw deputies swarm and handcuff abril say they were shocked to find out he was hiding so close to where they live. >> i wasn't nervous before, but then when they were coming in, i was like, like, wow, like he's actually here like they're actually there's real people that going in getting him right now. dozens of deputies and officers from placer, roseville and rockland flooding. the area with protective equipment and swat gear. >> clearly not takin

erik, congratulations on the book.wing donald trump still with a demanding lead in the 2024 republican race. >>> and one of our next guests asks republican donors who are looking for an alternative to the former president, "what are you waiting for?" we'll dig into that piece with david drucker. that's ahead on "morning joe." my active psoriatic arthritis can make me feel like i'm losing my rhythm. with skyrizi to treat my skin and joints, i'm getting into my groove. ♪(uplifting music)♪ along with significantly clearer skin... skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. skyrizi attaches to and reduces a source of excess inflammation that can lead to skin and joint symptoms. with skyrizi 90% clearer skin and less joint pain are possible. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. thanks to sky

the 24—year—old is erik ten hag's first signing of the summer and joins in a deal worth an initial £55n the race, before the accident on the final descent of stage 5, and although she finished the race, was later taken to hospital. her team lidl—trek later confirmed that she has no fractures nor concussion, but she announced this morning that her race is over for this year. some athletics news that has broken today. britain's jake wightman says he won't be able to defend his world 1,500—metre title at this summer's games in budapest. wightman won gold in eugene last year but hasn't raced since january because of injury. the 28—year—old says he's experienced setbacks after picking up a foot injury and wants to focus on next year's olympic games. that s all from me at the bbc sport centre. coming up next on bbc news, sally magnusson and james naughtie guide you through the ceremonial events as their majesties king charles ii! and queen camilla attend a special service in st giles' cathedral for a scottish service of thanksgiving and dedication. since january because of injury. the 28—yea

maguire's old trafford future is uncertain after he was stripped of the captaincy by erik ten hag earlierormula one driver's championship to 118 points after winning the belgian grand prix sprint race, while his red bull team mate and nearest rival sergio perez failed to finish. unpredictable weather delayed the start and contributed to a thrilling race that showcased the potential of a young driver as nick parrott explains. ata at a track which recently saw a fatal crash in wet weather, formula 1 was not taking any chances before the first race of the season. after a half—hour delay, the sprint at a snail�*s pace as drivers got east of the conditions. reduced by four laps, max sabin got —— verstappen got over way. the dutchman changed his and lost his lead. the super star was back out after alonso marked his 42nd birthday with bumps. after they tried... verstappen went on to win the race. his team—mate, peres, defeated his record. one man who did not put a foot wrong was the youngest driver on the grid. he finished behind verstappen, but will start in front of him in tomorrow's grand pri

the portuguese midfielder has already worn the armband for united several times and manager erik tenfirst executive director of rugby. the former wales wing had taken on the temporary chief executive role following the resignation of steve phillips earlier this year. australia's gold coast is ready to step in to stage the 2026 commonwealth games after the state of victoria pulled out. the city hosted the 2018 games and the rescue plan is "fully supported" by athletics australia. tributes have been paid to a great britain ice hockey player — mike hammond — who has died in a car crash in canada. hammond was just 33—years—old and played for nottingham panthers last season. the club said "everyone is thinking of hammy and his family right now". gb ice hockey, who he helped win promotion back to the top level just this year, said "they were devastated and their thoughts and condolences are with mike's family, friends and team—mates. " lerone murphy fights on saturday at ufc london at the o2 arena on saturday, says both incidents affected him differently, but the cycling accident has "made

first her they called nameless erik, she also had another old name, which 350 points letter a you willut what, i say, i came from the krasnodar territory, my childhood dream was to get on this program empty-handed. i did not come, so the gifts to the studio. what is it like this, and this is a gift from the inhabitants of our village, the spring family asked to transfer it to a tv show. this is a box made by them, the village is small, everyone knew that i was going here, so i did not come here alone. i brought my creative team with me. is not a simple creative team, my mom and dad sing in it. god is looking for boring and history, and god is everything by name and first in life start looking at the sky and at yourself. do you see the same joy as i do, fill all your happiness inside the earth with more love and centuries will flow. living light is more than love and flows. this is real life all that is needed is more more everything that is needed is more more love and the vanquished will become numbers more love flows. that's not all. i also came with my son, he is the third in our la

what erik does is that it helps to validate whether that somebody voted in one state so that they don't state. it is a very bipartisan system. it has been in place for years and undermining that, actually exposes those states to more fraud. to people voting and one, state and living at not another. it also exposes the united states election system to disinformation and fraud and foreign sources. this was a really boneheaded move by the part of these republican states. i don't know how they will verify their election systems. >> rick, your reaction to this decision by these republicans? >> it is nonsense, reverend and people undermine elections and the system that we have and there is no different than a republic or the tyranny people so-called conservatives want to go and undermine elections and the system was designed to catch nothing and what they said was the problem. now voter fraud are so, rare and it's almost miniscule and the national level and you want to catch people who voted twice and this is the way to do it. so we should not be politicizing elections because it is very dang

erik larson first novel was no one goes alone, which we published as an audiobook. it's not available in print because he, says in his author's notes, ghost stories are best told aloud. so i think that's something to really keep in mind, which is why we are so our programs small and we're publishing three this year. we've got about ten more lined up for the next few years. if the right project comes in, going to jump on it. but for the most part, it's a very mindful, thoughtful process that's very good to know. katie also, i think that it depends on the the segment, because i just did a study earlier in the year on those of you don't know, i have a background african-american publishing. i started with black eons ago. so i kind of have you know more insight into the african-american publishing demographics and psychographics and all that good stuff. but i did this study in the year on urban per se, just that little tiny part of african-american publishing. and what i found out was that 66% of the people who buy urban fiction, you know, this is the urban fiction did

the striker has enjoyed a resurgence under new manager erik ten hag — scoring 30 goals last season.ting the 2026 games. the state claims the projected costs have now tripled to around 4 billion us dollars and is "well and truly too much" to bear. the federation says interest in the games remains strong across the commonwealth. we just launched a new strategic plan just within the last month called commonwealth united and we went through extensive consultation with our members, international sports federation, athletes and stakeholders talking about what their vision was for the commonwealth. they were absolutely bouyant in terms of the future. starting to talk about different products outside of hosting the main games, what do we do about the commonwealth championships. what are the different ways we can bring games to different parts of the commonwealth rather than bouncing back and forth between some of the more traditional hubs. so there was some really quite a lot of excitement about where we think the games. well the uncertainty over the games is bad news for athletes who rely

i don't think he has erik's rudolph's skills and i think they're going to put a lot of pressure and technology. >> that's a good point, john miller, thanks to see you. >> pga tour leaders in the hot seat just hours from now facing congress over their deal with saudi arabia's liv golf. bob costas tells us what to watch for, next. northwestern university announced, today, they fired the coach. this firing happened with the wake of hazing for the program. cnn reached out to fit joe for comment. we have yet to hear. back but he has previously said, he was not aware of the alleged hazing. now, through tomorrow, the controversy. the senate permanent subcommittee on investigations will be examining the proposed merger between the pga tour and the saudi-backed liv golf tour. and on the eve of that hearing, the pga tour confirmed that the -- rental stevenson, is stepping down for the pga tour policy towards serious concerns over the deal with the saudi arabian public investment fund. stephenson discuss the deal wi h resignation letter saying, quote, it is not one that i can objectively evaluate or in g

so we have clean voter rolls, and that's the organization called erik electronic registry, an information center and some other things. but those are the two big lifts that we had coming into 2020. and so these two gentlemen, they really knew the law. and they also knew some of the underlying issues that we had before us to making sure that we could work on short lines. as was mentioned earlier. all that. but i would say becoming a subject matter expert so that you really know, you know, what the law is and then what we're trying to do. and then obviously rolling in the 2020 was a covid year, and i think that was a once in a century thing. so i don't think we'll be facing that in 24. we'll probably have other issues, but that won't be one of them. well, let me pick up on that. it was a covid year that was a unique situation. but as we saw and you called it a vindication in the dominion settlement with fox, a vindication of the validity of the results. you oversaw a fair election in the state of georgia and yet the georgia legislature, after that election passed a law that made changes to

mark erik i wanted to talk specifically about amazon. you call it a top three pick. reading your notes it is by far and away the leading position among the online retailer, and i don't think anyone would disagree with you. do you like it at $129 a sharesome. >> yeah, we do, actually. it's one of our top three picks. meta's our top pick, and we actually like this new threads product that they're rolling out. uber's number two and amazon at $150. amazon's fundamentals have been severely pressured as has the stock over the last 2-3 years. the question is whether you can catch the turn in the fundamentals here. we think we can. we think we're closer to a trough multiple with kind of weak trough margins and revenue growth particularly in the cloud-computing space. but the retail segment looks as competitive as ever, and the faster and faster that they roll out shipping, and we're seeing more examples of these same-day, overnight shipping from amazon, we think they'll lock in spend from their happy prime customers for more, so that that's good for amazon shareholderses. as

could you address some of your concerns about erik and why you withdrew? >> no comment. >>. we -- >> i, i am craig gordon with the bipartisan policy center. my question for whoever would like to take it is, i know you all are running from a fire whose most of the time. i mean there are specific questions around preposterous saying, around hand counting, around getting faster results that the nonprofits and research institutions in the rams should be addressing? that may be helpful to you all in your roles? >> that is a fantastic question. i just want to get her content reformation case i think it's something the second i step off the stage. >> we talked about half a dozen, more than half a dozen states not allow for pre-processing. what should they be asking to try and get better responses get more information? more research when it comes to these methods? these practices that you guys say have helped you speed up, if you will, the process of counting votes and maintaining accuracy? >> i wanted to correct something i said earlier. in florida you had 45% of their male hoisted

okay erik it's not a pause -- okay, it's not a pause, it's not a stop in your tracks for a bit. what does he mean by that? >> well, i can't get inside his head, but i think what jay powell has been trying to do and pretty effectively is telegraph what the fed is likely to do, and after it does it, explain it quite well. the tradition of the fed has been to be more opaque about what they're going to do and not all that clear about what they've done. jay powell is not trained as a ph.d. economist, he doesn't speak in traditional fed speak, and i think the markets are much better off when he can explain what they're going to do and explain what they've done. and i think the people on the hill appreciate that as well. he's spent a lot of time up on the hill, i think members like him because he says what he's going to do and he does it. liz: they're very clear that at least they expect a mild recession at least by closer to the end of the year. pimco can coming -- is coming out with a much more definitive statement, calling for a harder landing. that would be globally. where do you s

you can see erik ten i thing hurts. you can see erik ten hag looking very pleased with himself.est which will introduce showery outbreaks rain through the day. temperatures 14—20 north to south. through the evening and overnight, we hang onto a few showers but there will be a lot of dry weather, clear skies, some mist and fog patches forming, and showers across the north of scotland will be heavy and frequent. temperatures, 9—12 roughly. through tomorrow for many of us we will see a lot of dry weather, areas of cloud and some sunny skies, but showers get going through the course of the day. some of those will be heavy and quite frequent. temperatures 13 in the north to 20 in the south but looking drier overall tomorrow. in the middle of the week, tuesday to wednesday we have this area of low pressure coming our way and later in the day it will introduce some more isobars and also weather fronts, so it is a recipe for rain and windy conditions to the west. but it will start to dry with some sunshine and a few showers and then heavier rain moves into western areas through the afte

could you address some of your concerns about erik and why you withdrew? >> no comment. >> i am grace golden with the bipartisan policy again. my question for whoever would like to take it is i know you all are kind of drinking from the fire whose most of the time. are there specific research questions around pre-processing? around hand counting? around getting factor results that the nonprofit and research institutions in the room should be addressing it would be helpful to you all in your role? >> that's a bad ask the question. it >> is. >> i want to get her contact information. i mean, we talked about half a dozen, more than half a dozen states don't ever pre processing. why should they be asking to try and get better responses, better information, better research when it comes to volleys, methods. these practices that you guys say have helped you speed up, if you will, the process isn't coterie roadside maintaining accuracy? >> let me correct something i said earlier. in florida they had 45% of their mail ballots counted in time for reporting when the

the 2a—year—old is erik ten hag's first signing of the summer and arrives in a deal worth an initialharge. he guided them to the french title last season, finishing one point clear of second place lens. but they fell short in the champions league where they were knocked out in the last 16 by bayern munich. english football league club forest green rovers have made history. hannah dingley has been named their caretaker head coach, becoming the first woman to take charge of a professional men's team in english league football. she replaces duncan ferguson, who was sacked on tuesday. and that's all the sport for now. more now on pollution in our rivers. thames water was fined more than 3 million pounds on tuesday, after it discharged millions of litres of undiluted sewage into two rivers, killing more than 1a00 fish, and the company's bosses are expected to face mps next week. our reporter allen sinclair has been talking about water pollution with the wildlife expert and presenter steve backshall. now its first instinct is to head for water because this is extremely unusual. television

the event was organized by the families of mario gonzalez, agustin gonzalez and erik salgado.died in alameda police custody in 2021. body cam video shows the 26 year old was restrained face down on the ground for more than five minutes. augustin or augie gonzalez was shot by hayward police in 2018. police said they thought he was armed with a knife. it was later determined he had a razor blade. and eric's delgado was shot and killed during a confrontation with the chp in oakland in 2020. district attorney pamela price announced earlier this year the office would reopen eight cases, including those of mario gonzalez and augie gonzalez. but family members said little has happened since. pamela price ran on a platform of police accountability and holding cops accountable. and simply just reopening the cases isn't enough . because if you're just reopening the cases, all you're doing is retraumatizing our family over and over again. and we need to see actual change happening. the da's office did not choose to reopen eric's salgado's case. salgado was shot 16 times when officers say

we joined now by erik matthies from the royal national institute of blind people. morning to you.location is the most. important thing. if you cannot see staff moving around or anybody in a crowd, it is kind of an obstacle more than anything else. you want location to learn and navigate. we do kind of land particular roots we are used to we use a lot of the of the time. the fixed point is the only reliable way for somebody who cannot seem to be able to find stuff. your level of sight, so people understand, in that scenario, what are you able to see? what is your level of site? i do not have any depth perception. a lot of visual noise, almost. the any depth perception. a lot of visual noise, almost. the thing that ma be, visual noise, almost. the thing that may be. the — visual noise, almost. the thing that may be, the authorities, _ visual noise, almost. the thing that may be, the authorities, the - visual noise, almost. the thing that may be, the authorities, the train i may be, the authorities, the train groups are not getting about this is it is not so much about the ticket mac

well, he played at ajax, very successful at ajax with erik chennai six knows him very well. >> so itrs, which pretty much says that an nana is going to be going. we know what's happened to david de gea. did you see the tweet, by the way, from marcus rashford? marcus rashford put a tweet about david de and tweet out about david de gea and this is probably a good piece of advice to anybody that has already. it looks already. there it is. it looks it like a nice tweet. it looks like a very nice tweet. but what it actually says at the top is caption ideas , dot, dot. top is caption ideas, dot, dot. and then it says , you were here and then it says, you were here from my breakthrough . good luck from my breakthrough. good luck with your next step, brother. i don't think it means next step, brother. it means next step brother. it means next step brother and so it says caption ideas at the front. so obviously whoever looks after his twitter account has sent it to him and said, there you go. how about this one? quite like that. this one? oh, quite like that. abc, ideas at abc, they left capt

. >> yeah yes and erik ten hag knows him very well because he played at ajax before he went to interlkeepers are different these days. know, different these days. you know, you speak to many old goalkeepers and our great friend, pat jennings , and friend, big pat jennings, and say, you know , it's like that. say, you know, it's like that. it's about being in the middle of the sticks. but that's it. it's all about for him being a goalkeeper is a goalkeeper. a lot of people just think, well, you're there to stop the ball going the net. going in the net. >> want them. the >> you want them. those the fullback centre back. fullback as a centre back. >> exactly. got to be all >> exactly. you've got to be all things to all men these days. so it's thing being able to it's one thing being able to stop with your hands, stop the ball with your hands, but got to be great with but you've got to be great with your feet. this is the reason david zahawi seen his exit. david zahawi has seen his exit. now manchester and now from manchester united, and that's want that's the reason they want a nana to