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hollie heard from the hollie so we heard from the residents association earlier.local area of only 12,000 people being completely overwhelmed by 500 military age men. the anti racism campaign don't want it. how did we get to this situation and do you think the government will press ahead with it despite quite widespread local resistance ? resistance? >> yeah, i absolutely get >> yeah, well, i absolutely get the the people the concerns of the local people and actually wethersfield is a similar example essex , where similar example in essex, where an military base is being an old military base is being used. so completely understand used. so i completely understand the the impact the local concerns, the impact on infrastructure here, whether it gp places or school it be gp places or school places. and i've actually seen that in my own community through hotels mean, government hotels. i mean, the government have this model because have moved to this model because ultimately taxpayer ultimately it costs the taxpayer less. seen hotels less. already we've seen hotels up

a analysts on criminal suits on, holly retired pakistani or force service man, thank you both. thank you. ok. some news just coming in to us from washington d. c, where a local police say they are investigating a possible active shooter situation up the us senate. busy capitol hill after a quote concerning 911 call that there's been no confirmation of gunshots in the area. currently, no word on how many suspects could potentially at be involved in this locals. helping advise to vote shelter in place and stay away from the scene. i made is what you can just about and make out there and ongoing police operation at. well, this is outside the grounds. we also know that's happening inside the senate as well. those provide housing when we know more on this possible active shooter situation from the american capital, we will, of course, bring it to you here on arch about this, where we say good bye for now from the new studios, but our documentary team, they're just getting started see what's showing where you are today in moments. this is our to the the little no problem. did you wan

because holly root has only been producing since 2019 the bus driver. david understandably, isn't par taking, although he drives lots of tourists. he's especially fond of the whisky pilgrims. it's a very civilized group. yeah. yeah. there's very easy to get along with very friendly . we don't seem to get very drunk because we seem to be the test isn't higher, the risk is me then with its common strong stuff like that. so it's not as if they'll just knocking them back sort of thing. so yeah, yeah, i mean this, if there's no chance of on the, on the boss which i'm quite happy about, you know, and, but yeah, yeah, lovely, good. that's also why it's not difficult to start early every day. both gone well. it has planned to the tour in detail today. they're focusing on the famous scottish novelist, sir walter scott good and good. 7 wouldn't come off, it's all ready to stop the sides. classic novels mike rob roy scott also wrote some famous poems including the lady of the lake. the scots have named one of the finest views and the scottish borders. after him. s

so this is holly's. holly is in the lolly or has the lolly, shall i say?his morning in september. i know. it's unbelievable . she's know. it's unbelievable. she's getting a £250,000 pay rise from itv. and in order to stay on the show and head it up in what was the disaster, the scandal of phillip schofield leaving earlier this year. so holly really is in the money. it's a fantastic deal for her. she's going to be coming back in september and the show is having this huge spruce up and they're going to have basically a rebrand. that's what's going on to sort of move it away from all of that scandal with schofield earlier in the year and all of that tawdriness and move it on. so this is a fresh start. it's going to be a new look. show holly is going to be earning all this money, which is great for her. and she's going to be coming september the coming back on september the fourth first couple fourth and the first couple of days. on sofa with days. she'll be on the sofa with alison hammond, who she's been sort of wanting to be on the sofa with for quite a whil

neuberger berman's holly craft is with us. >>> zaletis with strong revenue and cuts the outlook. >>> anheuser-busch selling off some craft beer brands the buyer? tilray, ceo irwin simon is coming up. having a nice double digit increase this morning. >>> markets giving back monday's gains and then some on some concerns about china weakness and the macro, moody's drawing attention to some banks, worst day for the kre since may. the vix back - >> we haven't talked about the vix. everything is selling off, except for health care, that's up 0.50% that's thanks to names we're seeing in names like eli lilly, potentially game-changing studies on heart disease from the obesity drugs. overall, carl, it's a selloff kind of day, it's broad. the focus continues to be on soft landing, no landing we'll get a key inflation report on thursday that will be definitive in trying to figure out what happens there on the policy front >> meantime, ten-year snuck back below 4% this morning. we're talking about growth now as opposed to inflation. we'll see what cpi does to that conversation breaking data out

i'm very grateful to holly dance , the grateful to holly dance, the mother of archie battersbee, forening. after the struggle, she had against the struggle, she had against the doctor's orders to turn off the doctor's orders to turn off the life support of her son. holly, thank you so much for coming in. it's very brave of you when you went through every parent's worst nightmare. but surely it's parents who should decide for their children not courts, when you can't be sure either that the doctors always get it right . get it right. >> and that's the thing . i do >> and that's the thing. i do believe that the parents should have some say or family members should have some say in the outcome and the decision. but it's very much all the power is within the nhs and the court systems. >> and you felt that from very early on that you wanted extra treatment and simply were told that that wasn't possible and then when you pushed for it were taken to court? >> yeah. well, we was taken to court for the brain stem testing because we refused to go ahead with the brain stem test that that was wh

. >> reporter: the grief is still fresh for holly. >> some days i wake up and i forget. >> reporter: her parents died in the hawaiian wild fire as they tried to escape the flames. >> they left at the same time. >> they left at the same time, but only one of the cars made it out. >> reporter: holly's brother was in a car ahead of them but the smoke was so thick they got separated. >> we kind of spent the day like looking for my parents, like he -- i went to all the shelters and the hospitals. >> reporter: her brother eventually going back to lahaina, only to find their remains in that burned out car. >> i remember just hanging up because i could hear his voice cracking. >> reporter: the aftermath is keeps them from setting the funerals. >> when you don't have the remains, we don't want to have to push the date back. >> reporter: like so many picking up the pieces, holly's dealing with a great deal of trauma. >> one of the only pictures i took, you can see the smoke getting thicker on the side. >> reporter: living day by day, not sure what the future will hold. >> i think

just brand right in front of this, this one holly that was putting the workshop in the morning on the 2nd of january. the image was nearly every front page of the type type has been shared across the session. really one was featured on many from ages around the world and was taken by the front as a journalist. matthew habit, he treated my last day the decade felt like the apocalypse, all the rest of the world. it was a big top climate change. and just as a reminder, man, trading prime minister, scott morrison countess claims, as a consequence of man made climate change destroyed. so he had the front door, he left the stairs. when i went up to that, stay when i have to attend to what are you still being emotional about it? good. thank you enough that i just nice to look at them when you're wanting to think of something over man, the right. the. yeah, run dark squiggly. okay. yeah. just cuz i want to start up with everybody that was the way actual to the the same boss, because we didn't want to be near the bush. and to do now what happens behind me. the appointment. now we had contact w

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holly. yeah, that's me. and chloe. ..and the end of an educational experience hit hard by covid. but these pupils at hamilton grammar school have shown resilience in the face of difficulties that previous generations did not have to endure. it was a lot of hard work during the exams. it was definitely the most stressful period of my life, but it's all paid off. i'm very happy as well, actually. some things, coming towards it, i was a bit unsure about what, like, actually could happen, but, yeah, i'm very happy. feeling great. into uni regardless. i got an unconditional offer. exams have been quite... they've been all right. crashed a few subjects, so it's been a new experience for me. _ the scottish qualifications authority cut out some elements of coursework and exams to make the return to normal more manageable. they are the first set of young people to sit exams post covid so they sat their nat 55 last year and their highers this year, so we're really particularly proud of them because arguably they've be

just branding right in front of this, this one holly that was putting the pump in the morning on the 2nd of january. the image was nearly every front page of the new type type has been shared across the session. maybe like, was featured on many from pages around the world and was taken by the front of the journalist. matthew have a need to he did my last day of the decade. felt like the apocalypse soul, the rest of the world. it was a big top climate change and just science arrived in training and prime minister scott morrison counts claims as a consequence of manmade climate change destroyed. so we had the front door. he kept the stairs. when i went up to that, stay when i have to attend to what are you still a bit emotional about it? good. thank you enough that i just you just nice to look at them when you want you to think of something over man, the right. the oh yeah. run dr. squarely. okay. yeah. just cuz cuz i want to start up with everybody that was on the way actual to the um, the same box cuz we didn't want to be near the bush and to do now what happens behind the appointmen

problem is that i said it's kind of are helping towards me just brandon right in front of this, this one holly that was putting the top in the morning on the 2nd, a generous damage was nearly every front page of the type type has been shared across the session. really one was featured on many from ages around the world and was taken by the front as a journalist. matthew haben, he treated my last day of the decade, felt like the apocalypse, all the rest of the world. it was a that top climate change and just science arrived. training and prime minister scott morrison counts claims. as a consequence, a man made climate change destroyed. so we did the front door, he kept the stairs went up, went up to that stay when i have to attend to what are you still a bit emotional about it? good thank you enough that i side just just nice to look at them when you're wanting to think of something over man, the right. the yeah. run dark squiggly. okay. yeah. just cuz i want to show the everybody that was the way actual to the the same boss. because we didn't want to be near the bush. and to do now what happen

the this charming little palace was designed to look exactly like, and it's holly and villa is a perfect fairytales fault and it takes less than an hour to get here from the center of berlin. this neo costco summer palace was designed to run to 1825 for the prince, karl of prussia. he was thrilled by the beauty of the classical world and wanted his very own roman style country house in berlin. the gardens included in the laundry greenhouses, courtyards, fountains and even a casino no. gonna lie. i could definitely imagine living here in this palace. if you like a little remote option, then you have to check out the qu, divide hunting lodge palace. this house is tucked away in what feels like the middle of nowhere because we're completely surrounded by lakes and forests. but we're actually just a few minutes drive from the center of portland. this is the oldest preserves castle in berlin. completed in 1543. it's a place for berlin royalty to come to hunt. let's check out the hunting depot. although i imagine it's not going to be very budgetary and or begin friendly. the intense sometimes

our midlands reporter will hollis explains. breeds. our midlands reporter will hollis explains . that's now been splashed across the national news and all because of this bulldog , atticus. mike and news and all because of this bulldog, atticus. mike and his wife laurie rescued him , if you wife laurie rescued him, if you look closely into his mouth. >> come on, sweetie. you can see that his teeth have been ground down with an angle grinder, which is usually a sign that he was a bait dog in the dog fighting. >> when mike bought the sea lion, a humble corner pub in stoke on trent, he fancied a new name and thought atticus breed was perfect. but not everyone agrees. and royal rights group peta reckons it glorifies brachycephalic breeds of dog like bulldogs and pugs that develop breathing difficulties and other health issues because of their squashed snouts and skull shape. they sent mike a letter telling him to scrap the name. >> this letter on my phone and essentially it says what we want to do is to get rid of the name the old bulldog, replace it with the old bulldog, replace it

what you've been missing, oh, boy ♪ ♪ when you're with me, oh, boy >> so, i would listen to buddy hollyats domino, all of the great rock and rollers. ♪ on blueberry hill >> it was a new language for us. the power of the jukebox, there's nothing quite like it. ♪ ♪ my dream came true >> the beatles took a bunch of those strains, the everly brothers from the '50s, a big influence for them with the harmonies. ♪ wake up, little susie, wake up ♪ wake up, little susie, wake up >> so, the beatles in liverpool are taking this pop sound but putting their own spin on it. ♪ >> what is the sound? how does it differ from other rock and roll and pop? >> it just happened that, all of a sudden, hundreds of rock groups all from liverpool made records, and it was a bit more like the original rock and roll than the stuff they've had over the last few months. ♪ >> initially, there was no tradition of great british bands conquering america. that had not happened, but it's that moment where everything turns. >> there's no single moment that more embodies the moment when rock and roll became the province of te

. >> i'm holly and i am the owner of [inaudible] in san francisco. >> we offer classes. and open studio access. workshops lead by local artists that you can see here we have a [inaudible]. and people should expect to join the community and just learn about local bay area artists in the process. [music] >> first start with the amazing ryan nicole. grammy nominator, utilize every gift available to her for liberation of all people. titled the 4a, seeks opportunities to empower and inspire by way of pursuits as award winning artists actrshx ath le

frayza just tell is this holly in government says that china is there any winter to belton road? is it right when it says that? uh well, let's put it this way. if there are 2 winters they're not equal. what, how does less put it that way? as the point, sorry, the chinese exports typically have certainly increased airplane does not feel it's got the economic benefits. and of course, one of the things that amazing tired sprints promote set spelt enrolled, are what's really bad are called globalization. the chinese characteristics is that it's an equal partnership, and it's when, when i'm to be out to, is that it's just not hired playback. so how is it actually playing out for the countries involved and the aging is a guy in the way that it was planned. because i think the idea was that the aging would be investing in countries that perhaps other countries wouldn't invest in how there is countries managing with bass arrangements. they still make things a service that that's for example, as sure. okay, so of course the ballots are not as many things to many people. and china has been

holly'si million itv sunday, holly's i million itv payday sunday, holly's i million itv payday.y, holly's i million itv payday . nice work if you can get payday. nice work if you can get it. holly willoughby and sunday mirror. how many more must die before tories get a grip? well, let's see if the tories can get a grip on this issue . i'm a grip on this issue. i'm absolutely delighted to introduce chris. hope to you all, and you'll be familiar with christopher hope, my former colleague at the telegraph now are incoming gb news political editor , also known as chopper , editor, also known as chopper, if i may call you that. that's okay. why not maintain that nickname while you're here? you're going to get started this week. it's your first week at gb news. yes. welcome um, thank you. to the madhouse here. >> hello, viewers. >> hello, viewers. >> lovely to see you. right, let's whip through some of these boat stories then, chris, because week it's been because what a week it's been for government. stop for the government. yes. stop the week. i mean , stop. the boats week. i mean,

come want to come directly to holly come lightly. conversely, with the 4, we'll put less c food on the menu lawyer. we'll still use meat and vegetables from japan. last month, hong kong government said that any button would apply to aquatic products from tokyo and separate other japanese regions, not just focus cima. in passing input, supply refrigerate to them frozen goods, as well as some dried products, including sea, salt and sea waves. and customers here seem pretty happy with the decision. uh, you know, all of that. i believe the hong kong government should have very strict control over the input to see food. so if the worried about the say that will conduct a lot of these things and then the same problem. exactly. so those that are not bend, i believe they're run through star testing and the government to show that they're not harmful to humans. before the import, i believe japanese food and hong kong is not going to cause price issues. at customer confidence may now be key to restaurants like this and home comb with the internet feeling the band could take a big slice out of hi

yeah. >> reporter: easy fixes for anyone, holly says.ant and cut, change direction, plant and cut. >> reporter: the idea, strengthen the muscles around the acl. play low and avoid the knock knee position. >> this is engaging these muscles which are your glutes. that's a massively great muscle to help control your lumbar spine and pelvis when you're cutting and changing directions. this is called a nordic hamstring. >> yeah. >> very hard. you'll feel your hamstrings engage. >> yes, i do. >> reporter: it's starting to catch on but slowly. brian maddox, head trainer of the north carolina courage, uses these concepts with his own players. >> you're watching quality of movement whether it looks natural, looks like they're not in control of what they're doing. >> reporter: he says this is the type of training that needs to start among the youngest players. >> one of the biggest pre-existing risks is if you've had that injury before so i think that's why the emphasis on trying to prevent this as a younger age so when they come to us they're rea

holly's brother michael, one more of kenneth law's customers, another victim of the suicide forum.m a bit of a mess cos this is all i seem - to be talking about, - but i'm not going to stop. like, i just can't. .. i can't live in a world - knowing this stuff exists without trying to stop it. michael and tom parfitt, two of the many who looked for help online and instead found poison. angus crawford, bbc news. new figures seen by the bbc suggest the uk has increasingly boughtjet fuel in recent months from refineries in india, which use crude oil from russia. britain and the other g7 economies banned direct russian energy imports six months ago. the figures, calculated by the campaign group, global witness, highlight a practice that is legal, but which raises ethical questions — as emeer nader reports. we're here in the peloponnese region in southern greece. the picturesque laconian gulf is a home to fishermen and an international tourist destination. but all is not as it seems. this idyllic location has now become a key artery for russian oil. we're just leaving greek territorial wa

because holly root has only been producing since 2019 the bus driver, david understandably, isn't part a king. although he drives lots of tourists. he's especially fond of the whisky pilgrims. it's a very civilized group. yeah. yeah, there's very easy to get along with very friendly. we don't seem to get very drunk because we seem to be interested in how you the whiskey is me then with its common strong stuff like that. so it's not as if they'll just knocking them back. so this thing, so yeah, yeah, i mean this, if there's no chance of, on the, on the box would sound quite happier but, you know, and, but yeah, yeah, well, if we could, and that's also why it's not difficult to start early every day. those gone well, it has planned the tour in detail today. they're focusing on the famous scottish novelist, sir walter scott its own good sort of office ready to saw signs, classic novels like rob roy scott also wrote some famous poems including the lady of the lake. the scots have named one of the finest views in the scottish borders after him. scott's view to walter scott is said to have l

election that a, instead of being told the story to natalie, tried to ignore the stuff to george soros at holly solution. i'm going to be going to destroy the hedge funds to put them to just to the hedge fund on blackboard scene and see the bridge the captain's big lift to the she nicole cab to join go there. and in theory, you know, that's what kind of you i felt to ameson showed demographic focusing on sale. the state. the nice thing on while struggle is armed, struggle already with this type of trouble, one of the sites with like a logical web, social weapon, economic weapons, and political weapons. and this is ultimately more powerful, again, oppression, injustice sincerely. that is the thing being the influence. my view about the importance of non violent struggle and particularly important. so getting jane sharks ideas out to the rest of the world. the world, the media can know. what do you think? what out of the, the ceiling is the member of the base sonata, medi cal. i'll go to where we gun, he is stopped or kissing on the lot and the defense intelligence school to pay less for the less

soldiers amassed at holly springs. here is a pitcher of that from harper's weekly and it brought the supplies and preparation for the march. again the fighting would include the ancestry of african ancestry and the euro-american a fact not lost on the men involved as they waited for the command to advance, the colonel told the man in the first volunteers this is the day that we have been patiently waiting for. if the enemy gave the opportunity of showing them what men can do fighting for their natural rights and recently acquired freedom and freedom of their children and their children's children. colonel williams also assessed the performance after the fighting. today the rebels received a lesson that in my opinion top then not to despise over having no rights [inaudible] i had long been of the opinion they had a right to kill traders and the capacity. colonel williams understood the meaning of color troops on the battlefield for themselves for them and that they faced. private edward of the first was tlon the other s

. >> jimmy: i feel like pippi longstocking is something that's gone, like holly hobby, they're both gonere old. >> jimmy: heidi? do you remember heidi? >> you might be older. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: heidi's gone, pippi's gone, holly's gone, they're all gone. how old are you in this photograph? >> i don't know, but aren't i cute? >> jimmy: you're very cute. and rambunctious, it seems like. >> yeah. that kid was a bit of a nightmare, i will say that. >> jimmy: this has got to be after candy. >> i would get a pillowcase. my mom was really -- she was the halloween expert, the trick-or-treat expert. we would use fellow cases because we would go out for hours. so yeah, i probably had a lot to eat at that point. >> jimmy: you can hold a lot. that's why in prison they fill them with batteries and beat each other to death. [ laughter ] >> and fight each other because people try to get your candy. but then we'd get home and my mom had a trick so we wouldn't eat it all. she taught us at a very young age to play poker with it. and she would take it all from us. >> jimmy: she would? the candy would be

. >> i'm holly and i am the owner of [inaudible] in san francisco. >> we offer classes. and open studio access. workshops lead by local artists that you can see here we have a [inaudible]. and people should expect to join the community and just learn about local bay area artists in the process. >> he is a real leader that listens and knows how to bring people together. brought this department together like never before. i am so excited to be swearing in the next chief of the san francisco fire department, ladies and gentlemen, let's welcome, jeanine nicholson. (applause). >> i grew up total tomboy, athlete. i loved a good crisis, a good challenge. i grew up across the street from the fire station. my dad used to take me there to vote. i never saw any female firefighters because there weren't any in the 1970s. i didn't know i could be a fire fighter. when i moved to san francisco in 1990, some things opened up. i saw women doing things they hadn't been doing when i was growing up. one thing was firefighting. a woman recruited me at the gay-pride parade in 1991. it was a p

so natalie tried to ignore the stuff to george soros at holly solution. i'm going to be going to destroy the hedge fund. if you put then to just to the hedge fund on blackboard scene and see the bridge, the gap to the she nicole cab to join google, they have any day of e mail us, whatever you have that allows to ameson show demographic focusing on sale. the state the nice thing on while is arms struggle already with this type of trouble, one of the sites with like a logical web, social weapon, economic weapons, and political weather. and this is ultimately more powerful, again, oppression, injustice sincerely. that is the thing being the influence, my view about the importance of non violent struggle and particularly important. so getting jane sharks ideas out to the rest of the world. the world, the lady can know what do you think the is showing you the base synonymous. i'll go to where we can be a stop or kissing young a lot in the defense intelligence corner, the less for all of the less. it'd be just a great for me to convince me that we need to have

holly's flight to vegas is delayed. >> i was afraid of this, but i was hoping that we would prevail. i'm still hoping that. i have heard my colleagues will be delayed probably a day. >> our sister the rain hitting southern california. >> across the golf course we see water flowing through the wash. flash flooding has begun. brian from san francisco is in palm springs where the rain started overnight. >> it started really pouring about 10 minutes ago, and this is serious rain. much heavier than usual. >> i don't know if i'm going in that. >> flooding is the biggest concern for desert cities, sandbags really needed here are in high demand. >> just trying to take it as it comes. >> leonard torres is in escondido near san diego, where flashlights and bottled water are in short supply. leonard is therefore an outdoor wedding which is now pivoting indoors. >> this some people getting stuck in the mud. everything is still on track, but we will see what happens when the main part of the storm hits. >> leonard tells us that the wedding was moved inside to a barn, the bride remains calm. the c

how come our department of justice graham holly didn't sell those shares even after she took office.sn't it a conflict of interest, of course, a conflict more than that. it's a crime, but grung holm, it doesn't seem to bother. she knows that she will never be accused of anything by the administration, vaida, she is not worried about this either and the whole game is make your donors rich by saving the planet gran hong still runs the ministries. energy. below. she explains that her stock portfolio will indeed appreciate if we hyperbond the fossil fuel industry in her book. i focus on how politicians from washington and brussels manage assets. after all, they play a huge role in the politics of the united states and great britain. the presence of assets in politicians directly affects how they react, say, to the coronavirus and the green economy, hence inflationary. reduction. act proposed by nancy pelosi. this is a good attempt to get into standard endspurs stander tenforce, remember, this is a rating of the richest and most successful companies. so that everything obviously and clear

will hollis gb news in kettering .ettering. joining us now is our west midlands reporter jack carson, who is in birmingham with the beer while our scotland reporter tony maguire has gone for a drop of malt whisky at the glengoyne distillery in dumgoyne . distillery in dumgoyne. >> well, let's talk to you first. jack the government is sounding almost merry about this, aren't they saying it's a tax cut for 38,000 british pubs? but that's surely not the full story ? story? >> no, it certainly isn't. i mean, alcohol duty in the uk has been frozen since 2020. this rate rise was meant to come in back in february, but of course because of the cost of living pressures at the time, the chancellor, jeremy hunt, pushed this until today and this back until today and leading up to this date, there was of course, questions was still, of course, questions with prices still, course at with prices still, of course at quite level, whether this quite a high level, whether this rise ahead, but it rise was still. go ahead, but it has. toda

holly is even promised to hold a wedding ceremony for dozens of newlyweds. in authentic style.is how the festival appears before the guests this year. in general , it is held in the capital for the eighth time and has long become a symbol of the deep. the friendship of our countries is supported by the ministry of culture and the governments of india and moscow. i don’t think the mission of the rich and monotonous on india if you look at such a big fear, what did i come up with? why should he come to moscow in india, there are 120 different ones. you can say the market , the market, you can say, where the network is comrade tea and the kitty sleeps, that you need to eat everything. here last year the festival attracted more than two million guests. and this is not surprising because it reigns here. not just a summer holiday atmosphere the festival focuses on sincere hospitality. even the lottery here is without losing, each participant is given fabrics from india, i stand in line, but see how many people want to participate in this lottery, one ticket costs 100 rubles. if you t

. >> reporter: columbia police responded to south holly street on reports of burglary but it was upgradedo shots fired. donofrio, a university of south carolina student lived on the same street and had attempted to get into the wrong house the shooting is still under investigation and is listed as a homicide >> there's a lot to say about nicki. he was my best friend growing up ever since first, second grade >> reporter: scott shared the basketball court with donofrio from roughly the fourth grade until high school. he still remembers the night they hung up their back shoes. >> i remember the last time we played together my senior year we both very emotional because we knew it was the last time we'd be on the court together. >> reporter: they had been checking in with one another >> no one wants to go through this alone no one should. we're a big community, and we should stay together >> our thanks to kevin geist for that report. >>> a road rage incident allegedly left a man dead in the heart of philadelphia feet away from independence hall, an area often filled with tourists police say a

in the consumer area what is it >> the consumer area, we often talk about lulu, which is one of the holly index stocks i kind like ralph lauren here, and that's a bit surprising given that it's had a tremendous run, but a couple things to think about as we tick a look at this one number one, they have essentially a timeless business -- multigenerational. ralph lauren was reasonably popular when i was a kid and we are seeing still pretty good numbers. trading 13 times earnings, so i think that's relatively favorable as well. maybe seven times ebitda $1.5 billion in cash they hold right now. we are seeing some consumer names trading cheaper than the high flying stocks, but we should just compare this to other luxury rivals. maybe lvh, things like that. and it is trading a couple turns cheaper than that as well. this is a name i think we could play to the upside and i was thinking of using a diagonal call spread, buying close to at the money call that expires in october and taking advantage of the fact that nearer dated options, of course, are going to exhibit higher volatilities. buying the

that was my great aunt holly. >> reporter: conway is a descendent of bouquet, along with her husband, but the petrified forest in 1914. >> she had a buggy whip, and people got out of hand with her, she would use it. >> reporter: the land has remained in conway's family for 109 years >> these are petrified logs. >> reporter: from the greentree to the giant. >> by the time i was 9 years old, i started giving tours. they had pick and troubles into the volcanic ash. got the coffee shop. my sister and i would have a lot of fun here.we would start this still spinning. i think it needs a little wd-40. my mom's house from here, over the years, i think, we have been very good stewards of this property, preserving up. >> reporter: but there comes a time when the time comes for change, with six owners, conley and his family have decided to put the forest and its adjoining land up for sale. >> it's time for someone else to take it over and continue. >> reporter: to commemorate the discovery, veteran real estate agent eric drew his help in a family sell the property, which in addition to the 168 t

holly kroll is in charge of retail operations at fingerhut and was was clued into pcs for people by alisha we really need to start planning for this spring. pcs for people drive now the duo works together to rally area businesses and community members to donate electronic books that would otherwise be thrown away. i think pcs for people is hope. it's that light for people to bring technology into their life. so i threw together a presentation today on pcs for people. somebody would have asked me ten years ago if i would have ended up in it doing the things i'm doing. i probably would have laughed at them. alicia's gratitude stretches beyond having a career she loves. i have two amazing boys, one a sergeant in the army. the other one's becoming an adult, you know? and it's just. it's such an awesome ride. there's lots more i want to do with my career. there's lots more i want to do with myself. but we finally made it over that rough roller coaster. now, in life, everything's going to be easy here in saint paul, minnesota, i'm laura chavez. for a matter of fact. ahead on matter of fact, virg

have had to reduce their cash in the interest of maintaining the fish population right now i have to holly 3 strings. i'm a little, i'm a little frustrated, right? we've got 4 strings of the we've got a couple of good size like right now. so just to kind of day we want to have right here the of the, over the years seattle based charlton has been operating in the bearings. see right in simeon backyard, us catch shares of how they've been in alaska are limited to hooked in line fishers . so when these trawlers accidentally catch how the wind fishing for other species, they're forced to throw the fish back 5 and they're usually dead. these unintentionally cost fish are known as buy couch. there should be no way we should be shut down because we live right here that everybody else that comes out of wherever they come from in america is going to be able to come up here and dish. no, no, right? the delivering fee, the bycatch is accounting for almost all of what's available to be taken of the halibut stock. these are industrial, but it's or district water boats to fully prosecute their fishery.

good morning to you, holly. really good to see you.so you, holly. really good to see you. so what do you make of this plan? i think this will be really welcomed by people , really welcomed by people, actually, the home secretary has done actually, the home secretary has dorand the this government has >> and the this government has done of increase done well in terms of increase in policing. they actually hit that 20,000 target, which is one of the key successes of this government. people government. however, people don't feel necessarily safe on the streets. and this is one of the streets. and this is one of the ways that people can and actually, when people do experience low crime, experience low level crime, whether burglary , people whether it be burglary, people want to know there's going be consequences. >> liz yeah, i mean, the problem with this, though, is we sort of one headline sort of says, well , everyone must investigated , everyone must be investigated , but but then it's the caveat is if there is a reasonable line of inquiry and it's how it's how each force d

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