a hold of george galloway.ston the of wales to boston for the earthshot prize has been overshadowed by another royal row and and meghan's row and harry and meghan's announcements of their upcoming docu series , where the next docu series, where the next faces spoke about their experiences came stepping experiences steph came stepping back working royals. our back as working royals. our royal reporter cameron walker sent us this report from boston . despite of royal race row and the sussex docu series on the honzon the sussex docu series on the horizon , the prince and princess horizon, the prince and princess of wales focussed on their passions yesterday, visiting local organisations that supports communities perhaps and engagements that encompassed most will and kate's interests was broken , which has supported was broken, which has supported vulnerable young for almost 35 years. breakers founder explains how will and kate's were helping to break stigmas. they both individually and collective have a real inter

this isn't the first time galloway has reached out to lizzo who's a classically trained flutist herselfin 2020 he invited her to celebrate st. patrick's day with him in new york. >>> new york city is gearing up for its big eve bash this weekend. the numbers 2023 were installed on tom of times square yesterday. the 7-foot-tall numbers made their way to the city last week from california. they will dazzle bright when the clock strikes midnight on saturday. >>> lots of people are working hard to make sure the 134th annual rose parade in pasadena, california, goes off without a hitch. here's a behind-the-scenes look. >> we start with a picture that really identifies what the float theme will be like. then we move to our scale model. the scale model has to replicate all the things that will happen. so if there's animation on the float, that will be in the scaled model as well, and then it will go into the full production of the float. >> hundreds of thousands of people are expected on monday. this year's theme is called "turning the corner," celebrating the unlimited potential that each new

they came down here and purchase the property from elsie galloway in 1970. 1870.itchen was the only white house that had been completed. so they lived in there until the rest of the house was finished, remarkably fast, in june of 1875 when they first started taking in borders to the house. we see advertisements about, that super fast and super busy right away and. busy with not just the borders. when they arrived in the middle of the grasshopper years, which is one of my favorite topics. from 1874 to 1876, six there was a massive grasshopper play. the chambers needed other ways of making money. so they were taking in borders. they ran a jerry while they were here. that lasted for a few years. and then throughout the rest of the time here, they are growing things in greenhouses and out in the fields and mrs. chambers taught school for a few years here and there were very active in the church and mrs. chambers was involved in the women's christian temperance union -- and then in 1900 they sold the property, to general william jackson palmer, who won it for the water

we need walter galloway. but we also need the chambers to make colorado springs a place that we can live. that is my book. [applause] >> we would love to do a bit of question and answer now. >> i would love to. >> so go ahead and raise your hand if you have got a question. call that out. and if you could repeat the question, to make sure that everybody hears it. >> sounds good. yes. >> you are saying about the grasshoppers. [inaudible] how do they feed them? grasshoppers will eat anything. >> her question, was how are they feeding these cans if the grasshoppers are eating everything. she is absolutely right. the grasshoppers are eating evergreen, thing there is no grass around. so to view the herd of cows, mr. chambers was having to buy wheat. by feet, not wheat, but some kind of feed to keep those kaz alive. so they were only able to do that because they came to colorado springs with resources. this is a really fun story from the chambers descendants. is that from the sale of the farm, the good wheat crop, a

it was about the cabin that walter galloway had lived in. he was the homesteader. he was here before them and she told the story of him in his cabin. but that was really just the framework. she used his story to talk about big events that were going on in the pikes peak region at the time and tell the story of early pioneers around here. and so then i got to do the same thing. and it was it actually felt kind of late in the process that i realized that in some ways i was getting to follow in her footsteps and using her house and her family story to tell. the bigger picture of colorado springs history. so when i started to realize that it was actually once i was at the end of the project, which is when you write the introduction that i realized that i was getting to do what she did and use the smaller story to tell a bigger story. so that's called micro history. and rock ledge ranch has always been doing such a good job of micro history showing you, okay, here's what the average man did. here's what this one guy this is his life. here's this one family. here's how t

john burton, who is a retired doctor, wrote in from thornhill in dumfries and galloway.n watching that coverage and thought we were showing the wrong pictures. he informed us that not all bacteria look the same under the microscope. "the video animation of multiplying bacteria on bbc news programmes appears to show a rod shaped bacterium." "the streptococcus is near spherical as the meaning of its name indicates." thank you, dr burton, for letting us know. and we've passed that information on. now to the perennial complaint about football taking over news. the end is in sight. the men's world cup final takes place on december the 18th. many of you will be cheering, others groaning. last week, richard burgess, the director of news content here at the bbc, came onto the programme to answer your questions about the extent and the tone of coverage on bbc news bulletins. but that, of course, was before england made the quarterfinals. their victory over senegal on sunday, and anticipation of this saturday's forthcoming match with france brought more viewer complaints about wor

. >> reporter: 42-year-old brad galloway got help from life after hate after spending 13 years in white supremacist gangs. how do you convince people that someone could be a reformed white supremacist? >> it's important that we understand in society that anybody can change. >> why do you think the problem is getting worse, and what does that say about our future? >> i think many people were extremists, but they kept it private. >> reporter: riccards says hate has also been normalized by some politicians and even celebrities like kanye west. >> i think with kanye in particular, i mean you see he was able to pick up a trope and run with it as he was trying to grow his own brand. >> reporter: he says warning signs for those thinking about joining a hate group include withdrawing from family and friends and believing other groups are to blame for their problems. >> the majority of people who come to us, come to us because a loved one has reached out, either hoping to get them out of a life of extremism. >> reporter: and on the road to recovery from hate. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york.

. >> reporter: 42-year-old brad galloway got help from life after hate after spending 13 years in white supremacist gangs. how do you convince people that someone could be a reformed white supremacist? >> it's important that we understand in society that anybody can change. >> reporter: why do you think the problem is getting worse, and what does that say about our future? >> i think many people were extremists but they kept it private. >> reporter: riccards says hate has also been normalize bide some politicians, and even celebrities, like kanye west. >> i think with kanye, in particular, i mean, you see he was able to pick up a trope and run with it as he was trying to grow his own brand. >> reporter: he says warning signs for those thinking about joining a hate group include withdrawing from family and friends and believing other groups are to blame for their problems. >> the majority of people who come to us come to us because a loved one has reached out. they're hoping to get them out of a life of extremism. >> reporter: and on the road to recovery from hate. jericka duncan, cbs ne

we spoke to victor galloway, former government officially currently vice president of the beijing base thinktank center for china and globalization. first of all, there have been changes to the original version of the dynamic 0 cove in policy ever since the end of october. however, you may know for sure that moving from the original version of the dynamic, 0 covey policy to the new version is, 1st of all, all sudden. and secondly is very risky. moving from one version to the new version is actually a very dangerous period of time. and the government has been very cautious in moving from one version to the new version. and therefore, the protests you talk about are very unfortunate things because they do not know that the transition has already started from the end of october. and the reason why the transition needs to be handled very cautiously is because if you do not handle it cautiously in the transitional period, there may be massive amount of people who may be infected and a very large number of people who may die. therefore, i think we need to proceed forward with great caution a

it comes after a met office amber warning for heavy rain in dumfries galloway and the borders.there. after a very wet morning, skies did brighten up through the afternoon for many of us with some sunshine, a few showers dotted around here and there, it was very mild across the south. but we see a return to the cloudy, wet weather for many of us as we head into new year's eve as well. so the last day of 2022 staying quite unsettled because of low pressure. now, as this area of low pressure from today starts to pull out into the norwegian sea, we could see a real squeeze in the isobars across the northern half of scotland this evening and overnight. so a swathe of gales or severe gales likely across northern scotland, the northern isles — gusts up to 70mph, and some sleet and snow, which will be drifting in the strong winds. so, snow, wind and ice a problem in the north. further south, we'll see more weather fronts pushing up, bringing more cloud, outbreaks of rain, some of it quite heavy, a risk of localised flooding in places. mild in the south, cold in the north. so into new y

has been taken into us custody. 270 people died when a pan am flight exploded over dumfries and galloway just before christmas 1988. as our north america editor, sarah smith reports, the suspect is expected to appear in a us federal court on monday. just a few days before christmas in 1988, the town of lockerbie was suddenly engulfed in flame. pan am flight 103 was flying from heathrow to new york, when over south—west scotland a massive explosion in the cargo hold brought it down in seconds. all 259 passengers and crew died, most of them american, as did 11 others when wreckage fell on their homes. it remains the most deadly terrorist attack in british history. this is the man the us authorities accuse of making the bomb, abu agila mas�*ud, seen here in libya where he had beenjailed for unrelated crimes. two years ago the us attorney general formally charged mas�*ud with making the device which brought down flight 103. the american and the scottish authorities have always stressed that they would never stop trying to bring other people to justice. it was five years ago that the fbi lear

it comes after a met office amber warning for heavy rain in dumfries galloway and the borders.metres of rain is expected in the area coverred by the warnings. tributes are continuing to flood in from around the world for the brazilian football legend pele — who has died at the age of 82. in brazil, three days of national mourning have been declared. pele was known by many as the king of football — the only player to have won the world cup three times — as our south america correspondent katy watson reports. brazil's most famous landmark, paying tribute to brazil's most famous name. at santos, the club where pele played for so many years, brazilians came to mark his passing. the whole nation is in mourning for a man who defined the beautiful game. pele made it against the odds, in an often racist and classist country, this poor black and talented footballer was a success story from the beginning. he stayed true to his brazilian roots but had fans the world over. he transcended his sport. the man on the pitch, the man off the pitch, the dignity and grace that he seemed to exude f

joe galloway, thank you joe galloway you so much.e here from the picket line waterloo it's a line in waterloo it's a difficult situation for . so line in waterloo it's a difficult situation for. so many people involved out of the paramedics and ambulance staff behind who have said they feel like they've got no but to strike. but of course, this is going to have an enormous impact on patients across the capital. but the ambulance bosses are still urging people if they are severe distress, if they're having something like they believe to be a hospital. it's please do call 989. but the concern is, is for people who if it's not so severe is their treatment really will be impacted. they can't get to hospital. yeah the delay it caused, of course. but an interesting straw poll about the number of sort of car horns being sounded and indication, the public support there at waterloo ellis . yes, i think so. waterloo ellis. yes, i think so. we've had a lot of people past and beeping and support and i think it's important to stress people who wo

and i cannot think of anyone who i would rather begin wit than my dear friend, scott galloway professor of marketing and why you eastern, co-host of the pi podcast, and - new york times pressed selling offer. his latest book, adrift, america in 100 charts, is must read. good evening there are many things we can talk about, but i want to star with loneliness. you've been talking about it years. specifically in this book, you and i talked about it a fe months ago, but here we are, a the end of the year. we've talked about what this i done two young men for also coming out of covid we're seniors that are mor isolated than ever it's not just a problem here it's a problem abroad. what are we gonna do about it? >> oh gosh this scary statistics. one in seven american men sa they don't have a single friend for the first time in ou nation's history, less than 50 of households have a marriage. one in four households, th person living there is livin alone. and if you look at loneliness, supposedly loneliness is the same as smoking 18 cigarettes day in terms of its impact o your health. they cover

an amber weather warning for rain in parts dumfries and galloway with 2023 around the corner.mperature forecast for next year suggests that be one of the earth's hottest years on record. and a report a theo chikomba been taking a look back at some of the weather this year and what we could expect in 2023. it's been an exceptional year of weather across the uk which saw dry spells that hadn't seen since the droughts of 76. but there were some parts of england which were affected by flooding , like here in yorkshire flooding, like here in yorkshire and gloucester, fast forward to spring. the weather began to change. many people making the most it then came the peak of summer which saw new record in wales and scotland and temperatures reaching 40 degrees celsius in england prompting warnings from leaders in london were particularly concerned because of the urban heat effect being in a global city, but also because we know many families will struggle in this summer keeping their kids cool so things like they will not be to fill up their paddling pool. they will not be able to have

scott galloway talks about a patagonia recession. throughout the corporate sector, but the front line work seems to be really strong what implications does that have for the mix of the economic growth and output we'll have over the next year >> well, you know what's interesting is that of course the layoffs in the tech sector are the mega caps that have grabbed all the headlines. but late last week we got the challenger numbers on layoff announcements, and they were well beyond just the tech sector they ran a wide gamut across every part of the cyclical sensitive segment of the economy. you know, there was retail or transports or manufacturing, it cut a wide swath so i know that temptation is always to talk about look at technology, technology, technology no, no, no, no, no when you take a look at the challenger numbers, the actual survey, not just the media headline reps, the latest announcements are cutting a very wide swath right now it's really broadly based. >> hey, david, in your note this morning at rosenberg research, you sai

then as a met office weather warning for heavy rain throughout this morning across dumfries and gallowaysouth—east. quite a temperature contrast during the afternoon. 1a—15 in the south—east. barely above freezing for some in scotland. further wintry weather here. as we head up to the all—important final hour of 2022, let me run you through the graphics. rain in the south—east will temporarily clear. rain working northwards to england and wales and into southern scotland, northern ireland as we hit midnight, and the bells toll. it mayjust be clear of glasgow and edinburgh and belfast and sleet and snow to the north of that. best for starry skies though to see in 2023 will be the far north of scotland, parts of the midlands and the south i suspect, but it will be quite breezy and mild in the south. that's how it looks as we go into the start of the brand—new year. low pressure out towards the west. rain around and some hill snow across parts of scotland for the first day. elsewhere, if you have got any plans to come out for a walk to clear your head, take something waterproof. plenty of s

galloway when margaret thatcher died, said, may she burn in hell fire.to our greatest prime minister on a par with winston churchill . so minister on a par with winston churchill. so i think minister on a par with winston churchill . so i think they minister on a par with winston churchill. so i think they all have a right to say it. but i do think that you matters, say whatever you want, but don't be surprised when you are taken to when account. yeah when you take into account. yeah that's it is and think he that's all it is and i think he was his jo clarkson it was was doing his jo clarkson it was so shocking it was he so shocking because it was he listed three so it was listed three women so it was clearly about their femininity. it was clearly was misogynistic. you saw it as misogynistic . it's you saw it as misogynistic. it's very much said it couldn't even be mistaken any other way because women list if because was three women list if not what he really dislikes the three things he just like nobody saying what he said was correct in all agree is a

we all agree to see rebecca read galloway.'t a man of the dolomites do visit family and they here all night carving up after uni research his brand adam and eve sexist . the adam and eve sexist. the cambridge dictionary updates its definition of a woman to include who selfie de laurence fox takes on the woke mind vase, which is really our institutions, our academic institutions is a special focus of what ? 935 special focus of what? 935 you're not going to want to miss it. but first on harry and meghan's bombshell. it. but first on harry and meghan's bombshell . netflix meghan's bombshell. netflix claims putting the royal family's safety at risk ex—royal protection officer di davies thinks so. he goes head to head with entrepreneur. pal with the entrepreneur. true pal next in clash as ever i want your and gbnews.uk tweet me gb news i'll pull running there to the results and the clash straight after the . break tunnel for the clash as the duke and duchess of delusion continue their . and duchess of delusion continue their. dera

we all agree to see rebecca read galloway.'t a man of the dolomites do visit family and they here all night carving up after uni research his brand adam and eve sexist . the adam and eve sexist. the cambridge dictionary updates its definition of a woman to include who selfie de laurence fox takes on the woke mind vase, which is really our institutions, our academic institutions is a special focus of what ? 935 special focus of what? 935 you're not going to want to miss it. but first on harry and meghan's bombshell. it. but first on harry and meghan's bombshell . netflix meghan's bombshell. netflix claims putting the royal family's safety at risk ex—royal protection officer di davies thinks so. he goes head to head with entrepreneur. pal with the entrepreneur. true pal next in clash as ever i want your and gbnews.uk tweet me gb news i'll pull running there to the results and the clash straight after the . break tunnel for the clash as the duke and duchess of delusion continue their . and duchess of delusion continue their. dera

galloway when margaret thatcher died, said, may she burn in hell fire.to our greatest prime minister on a par with winston churchill . so minister on a par with winston churchill. so i think minister on a par with winston churchill . so i think they minister on a par with winston churchill. so i think they all have a right to say it. but i do think that you matters, say whatever you want, but don't be surprised when you are taken to when into account. yeah when you take into account. yeah that's is and think he that's all it is and i think he was his jo clarkson it was was doing his jo clarkson it was so shocking it was he so shocking because it was he listed three so it was listed three women so it was clearly about their femininity. it was clearly was misogynistic. you saw it as misogynistic . it's you saw it as misogynistic. it's very much said it couldn't even be any other way be mistaken any other way because was three list if because was three women list if not what he really dislikes the three things he just like nobody saying what he said was cor

scott galloway has a great youtube channel. he calls it the "duck dynasty was quote stupid.t the -- "duck dynasty" stupid. guest: i think you would hear from most of these voters that they think it is abhorrent. i can say a lot of worst things about donald trump in terms of his actions and things he said. but what i'm trying to categorize is speak to the median. they think it is horrible and they will not vote for him. but the anger was coming from the caller on the idea a lot of republicans have not spoken out against donald trump openly having dinner with -- it is astonishing and deeply concerning that the past president of the united states was fine sitting down with a webster premises and notable antis -- with a known white supremacist and anti-semite. you do not hear a lot of republicans condemning it. a lot of them did not name donald trump but the republican party have always been too accommodating of trump. he cited against the american intelligence community. he has done some of the most astonishingly corrupt and indecent things i have ever seen in my political life

scott galloway has a great youtube channel. he calls it the "duck dynasty was quote stupid.t the -- "duck dynasty" stupid. guest: i think you would hear from most of these voters that they think it is abhorrent. i can say a lot of worst things about donald trump in terms of his actions and things he said. but what i'm trying to categorize is speak to the median. they think it is horrible and they will not vote for him. but the anger was coming from the caller on the idea a lot of republicans have not spoken out against donald trump openly having dinner with -- it is astonishing and deeply concerning that the past president of the united states was fine sitting down with a webster premises and notable antis -- with a known white supremacist and anti-semite. you do not hear a lot of republicans condemning it. a lot of them did not name donald trump but the republican party have always been too accommodating of trump. he cited against the american intelligence community. he has done some of the most astonishingly corrupt and indecent things i have ever seen in my political life

as well but in southern scotland feeling the effects with a severe flood warning in dumfries and gallowayeat news. the rain at the moment is just fringing, light and patchy which will pull away. england and wales with the heaviest conditions, so a northern scotland which will fragment as a vicious after the day. england and wales, northern england will term —— can drive for the middle part of the day. ran across england and wales and strengthening winds of towards the south into the afternoon. practice conditions in northern ireland and parts of eastern scotland today but a fairly chilly day, two or three degrees, some staying below freezing compared to a0 degrees further south. as we had was the big event tonight, more rain working its way northwards. it should be clear for rain working its way northwards. it should be clearfor some in northern scotland though to celebrate the new year, bring in the bowser 2023. temperatures could be close to freezing. heavy rain and sleep close to glasgow and edinburgh, raining across southern scotland, northern ireland and into the far north of england

new- and this really fantastic artwork on the ceiling and entitled by san francisco artist stephen gallowayhat focuses on the place as of pail and market with the bart station and improvements were funded by prop 1-b fund r fund and the cpa and through um, funding partnership on the mta. and next up is the san francisco transportation plan 2050 we've been engaging with the mta for the last two years and on long-range transit planning actually transportation planning across all including the connect sf work and this is pulled together countywide transportation plan that will be released at ta condition later on this month. the san francisco transportation plan 2050 outlines the potential new revenues to be effective for the sfmta and other transparency operators in san francisco for the upcoming decades and the staff provided the project staff to the mta and development happy with that strong partnerships three we had with the t f and the- i want to talk about the holidays parking at the union square garage has begun and free parking permission that is started on friday november 25th through

. —9.2 currently in galloway, making it the hot coldest night of the year so far.t for most of us. some weeks sunshine soon is appearing, temperatures soon dropping below freezing. more snow potentially coming down from the central failed into the north—east of england. temperatures perhaps not quite as bitterly cold or sharp frost tonight in the south because we may have more low cloud with some fog. to sunday low pressure stays with us, very few isobars across our charts, so the fog is going nowhere. could be more expensive tomorrow and looking towards the south where potentially an area of low pressure to bring in some whether into the south and east later in the day. almost a repeat performance, quite dull and gloomy and cold, really cold where we have the fog lingering. some weeks sunshine coming through elsewhere, very icy as well, temperatures barely above freezing, and in the south we will see potentially overnight a little bit of rain, sleet. rain on the coast was sleet and snow inland. another icy night and we could wake up another icy night and we could