>>layla still at the sanctuary in mendocino county waiting for the right person. they can match her energy so they of animals, look so happy in those videos so do most of the animals live out their lives there a lot of them do they're still trying to adopt many of them and they do have an adoption center in point richmond so the milo foundation has 2 locations adoption center. >>in point richmond and the sanctuary in mendocino county. you can find out more by going to my low foundation dot org kyle what a wonderful group thanks ken. all right other news now amid the covid-19 pandemic drive-in theaters are making a comeback starting next month walmart is transforming 160 of its store parking lots into drive-in theaters. the retail giant is partnering with tribeca enterprises for the film's the locations and movie titles have not yet been announced walmart says the family friendly nights will include hit movies special appearances from filmmakers and celebrities and concessions delivered to the customer vehicles. >>time now for schools. >>the nba is scheduled to res

hi, i'm layla moran, i'm standing to be leader of the liberal democrats.er of the liberal democrats. two people trying to rebuild their party after this. stop brexit! a message that didn't quite go to plan. written big and bold at the general election, it left them on the sidelines. in a snap, down to 11 mps. the last election, i think we did make a mistake byjust focusing on one issue. a cabinet minister back in the coalition government, ed davey has had a hold of power. he might be experienced, but can he excite? i want to change our country. i want to make sure it is a greener economy, it is a fairer country, we do value carers. and i've got a clear message, and i think that's actually exciting. it's not just exciting for members. what we've got to be exciting for are the voters. we've got to get the voters realising that liberal democrats would improve their lives, would help them injobs, would help the environment, would help them in housing and education. these are the issues that voters care about. we need to change, and that's what members up and d

hi, i'm layla moran, and standing to be leader of the liberal democrats.essage that didn't quite go to plan. written big and bold at the general election, it left them on the sidelines. in a snap, down to 11 mps. the last election, i think we did make a mistake byju5t focusing on one issue. a cabinet minister back in the coalition government, ed davey has had ahold of power. he might be experienced, but can he excite? i want to change our country. i want to make sure it is a greener economy, it is a fairer country, we do value carer5. and i've got a clear message, and i think that's actually exciting. it's not just exciting for members. what we've got to be is exciting for are the voters. we've got to get the voters realising that a liberal democrat would improve their lives, would help them injob5, would help the environment, would help them in housing and education. these are the issues that voters care about. we need to change, and that's what members up and down the country are saying. a teacher by trade, layla moran is the lib dems' energetic educatio

acting leader, sir ed davey, and the party's education spokesperson, layla moran, are seen as the frontrunnersvoting will begin later this month, with the winner to be announced in august. cricket now, and the west indies have dominated the second day of the first test against england in southampton. captain jason holder took six english wickets in gloomy conditions as the home side were all out for 204. in reply the tourists closed the day on 57—1. joe wilson reports. high above hampshire, beyond the empty seats, and the team huddle, the sun sort of shone... ..and the ball flew. commentator: gone! that wasjoe denly, gone. shannon gabriel puts everything into bowling at 90mph. it's worth it. england's up—and—coming batsmen fell away. ollie pope, the fifth man out. but the big wicket was ben, captain stokes. before lunch, he should have been out but wasn't. dropped catches are expensive, a rapid rate of inflation. stokes was dropped againjust after lunch. frustration for the west indies. and he got to 43, building another essential innings. but here came the west indies captain. jason holder is

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>>layla is a character and a chic a member from the shelter there was facing euthanasia. >>and she's just a full-throttle bursting at the seams energetic girl 283 acre mile foundation sanctuary has plenty of spades. when tingle meters at the airport to pick up please. she founded the mile foundation in 1994. >>yeah we had a 25th anniversary last year. with rescued more than 35,000 animals about >>this is not strictly a dog sanctuary. it passed by a couple of other milo residences. the stop and visit the horses and 2 of the sweetest donkeys you'll ever find. >>the horses here were all rescued from a kill lot in texas where they say the kill buyers go horse auctions livestock auctions. by the mall usually pretty cheap there competitive fan. they will out there even people that want you know even adopt there are 5 workers here supporting this nonprofit mile relies on donations to do its work is almost time to go, but we're going to take another dog back with us we're going to take that amos who >>the there hopefully maybe the foster or adopt them and that's possibility and t

>>layla is a character and a chic a member from the shelter there was facing euthanasia. >>and she's just a full-throttle bursting at the seams energetic girl 283 acre mile foundation sanctuary has plenty of spades. when tingle meters at the airport to pick up late. she founded the mile foundation in 1994. >>yeah, we have our 25th anniversary last year. with rescued more than 35,000 animals and found >>this is not strictly a dog sanctuary. the past by couple of other milo residents. we stop and visit the horses and 2 of the sweetest donkeys you'll ever find. >>the horses here were all rescued from a kill lot. and texas where they say the kill buyers go horse auctions livestock auctions. by the mall usually pretty cheap there competitive fan. they will out there even people that want you don't even adopt there are 5 workers here supporting this nonprofit mile relies on donations to do its work is almost time to go, but we're going to take another dog back with us we're going take that amos who >>the there hopefully maybe the foster or adopt them and that's possibility and

win a trip to london and that's what it is and i know that's what everybody here dreams of a lot of layla and then the couple. to make entrepreneurial dreams a reality is far from easy in sudan the government offers no grant so other kinds of support for startups mash rawya tries to fill the gap it offers candidates workshops on issues such as funding planning and marketing. she thinking about reaching out as a small farmers for example so to eat a small farm and most of them they don't know that technology and they don't have t.v. so she thought about we thought about you know the radio will be one of the towns that we can use him to reach them. the question is if you're the founder customer who does the farmer frost before work because people they're already buying fertilizer from. so can you identify the people who are already buying rivers or from. and if you convince them they will soldier the farmer on your behalf the people who are tending the workshops here are much more passionate the really want to learn. they're very enthusiastic a lot of questions they want to talk about it a

>>layla is a character and a chic a member from the shelter there was facing euthanasia. >>and she's just full-throttle bursting at the seams energetic girl 283 acre milo foundation sanctuary has plenty of spades. when tingle meters at the airport to pick up please. she founded the mile foundation in 1994. >>yeah, we have our 25th anniversary last year. with rescued more than 35,000 animals and townhomes. >>this is not strictly a dog sanctuary. it passed by a couple of other milo residents. the stop and visit the horses and 2 of the sweetest donkeys you'll ever find. >>the horses here were all rescued from a kill lot in texas where they say the kill buyers go horse auctions livestock auctions. by the mall usually pretty cheap, but they're competitive fan. they will out there even people that want you don't even adopt there are 5 workers here supporting this nonprofit mile relies on donations to do its work is almost time to go, but we're going to take another dog back with us we're going to take that amos who >>the there hopefully maybe the foster or adopt them and that's

first grade student layla nor like approves. because they're so colorful and were alive so many years ago. the museum recently began a project to digitalize most of the 30000000 objects on display here some are photographed which requires great precision others are scanned using the world's 1st 3 d. scanner for insects this involves moving the object $396.00 times so it can be displayed fully in 3 d. it's a huge game for scientists worldwide but also for visitors to the museum in space on the especially for school groups it's great to bring in these digital exhibits we're also developing our own educational apps that allow users to discover the local flora and fauna here in berlin so we're trying to use these digital formats to appeal to the next generation and it's making many areas more accessible to younger visitors. raising interest and wildlife whether it's putting existing museum exhibits into digital format or using modern technology to create a whole new experience mike flying with the harvey you go through the amazon in

here but they're not well represented i don't see them as role models but also i would also say that layla is a role model about oh she's taught me a lot whether it's dancing will fighting for things in life not giving up letting go of things that are necessary and. the only. playlist cure for everything dancing and a good dose of afrobeat. but having discussions is also important. i would like to give young people have confidence and self love. that they can show in front of everyone . under to q.e.d. a feel for others. because i think that's the biggest. cause to get. the 28 year old has now overcome her own fears. first. lady. ringback is proud of her african roots but she's also found a 2nd home in carlow. one can somehow leave between these walls in the diaspora but i really don't understand these i personally believe that one can be both. germany and i can be both kenyan who german why should i have to decide china. isn't a law and when it comes to her experiences many are for germans have similar stories for this recent edition of our street debate our reporter kristin met with a fe

site that's dot com and you can also follow us on twitter and instagram our handle is at w news i'm a layla herat thank you so much for spending this part of your date with us something back at the top of the hour. deep insight into the body. chemical process makes it possible to sleep through the organ to shut down byes found internal structure becomes visible. so researchers can understand if these are better and make artificial origins in the future tomorrow to do. next on d. w. . how does a virus spread. why do we have it and. through the topics of the weekly radio. show it's called spectrum if you would like any information on the crown alarmists or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at. science. carefully. don't move. to the. discovery. subscribe to documentary on you tube. how do these know which blossom to land on for the best nectar scientists studying flower to insect communication have an electrifying answer. animal testing is very controversial how viable are the alternatives. researchers are using a

in michigan, 15-year-old layla wallace and her cupcakes and the proceeds from them, she's now donated0 to help the community. in georgia, grandmother patsy wilbanks. >> this is not a professional, but here we go. >> a family friend asked grandma patsy for her famous biscuit recipe. >> she told me you wanted to know how to make biscuits and instead of just sending the recipe, i'm going to make them and my grandson chris is doing this video for me. >> that recipe going viral. >> got the two and a half tablespoons of butter and we're going to spoon it on top of the biscuits. just like this. >> the finished product? >> here's your biscuits. hope that teaches you something about biscuits. good-bye. >> and in colorado, 11-year-old zaire hawkins and her 9-year-old sister charlisse started a business they call little sistas treats. >> we started planning it out on paper. our flavors and what we would do with our cone. >> mom marita on her girls and their business. >> the girls have business meetings. they are serious about this thing. >> she took her girls to see a bakery in town owned by wom

>>layla is a character and a chic a member from the shelter there was facing euthanasia. >>and she's just a full-throttle bursting at the seams energetic girl 283 acre mile foundation sanctuary has plenty of spades. when tingle meters at the airport to pick up late. she founded the mile foundation in 1994. >>yeah, we have our 25th anniversary last year. with rescued more than 35,000 animals and found >>this is not strictly a dog sanctuary. the past by couple of other milo residents. we stop and visit the horses and 2 of the sweetest donkeys you'll ever find. >>the horses here were all rescued from a kill lot. and texas where they say the kill buyers go horse auctions livestock auctions. by the mall usually pretty cheap there competitive fan. they will out there even people that want you don't even adopt there are 5 workers here supporting this nonprofit mile relies on donations to do its work is almost time to to take dog back with us we're going take that amos who >>the there hopefully maybe the foster or adopt them and that's possibility and there's someone else interes

>>layla is a character and a chic a member from the shelter there was facing euthanasia. >>and she's just a full-throttle bursting at the seams energetic girl 283 acre mile foundation sanctuary has plenty of spades. the winning team will meet us at the airport to pick up late. she founded the mile foundation in 1994. >>yeah we had a 25th anniversary last year. with rescued more than 35,000 animals about >>this is not strictly a dog sanctuary. the past by couple of other milo residences. we stop and visit the horses and 2 of the sweetest donkeys you'll ever find. >>the horses here were all rescued from a kill lot in texas where they say the kill buyers go horse auctions livestock auctions. by the mall usually pretty cheap there competitive fan. they will out there even people that want you don't even adopt there are 5 workers here supporting this nonprofit mile relies on donations to do its work is almost time to go, but we're going to take another dog back with us we're going take that amos who >>the there hopefully maybe the foster or adopt them and that's possibility an

hi, i'm layla moran, and sending to be leader of the liberal democrats.people trying to rebuild their party after this. stop brexit! a message that didn't quite go to plan, written big and bold at the general election, it left them on the sidelines. in a snap, down to 11 mp5. on the sidelines. in a snap, down to 11 mps. the last election, i think we did make a mistake byjust focusing on one issue. a cabinet minister back in the coalition government, sir ed davey has had a hold of power. you might be experienced, but can he excite?” wa nt experienced, but can he excite?” want to change our country. i want to make sure it is a greener economy, it is a fairer country. we do value carers. and i've got a clear message, and i think that's actually exciting. it's notjust exciting for members. what we've got to be exciting for other voters. we got to get the voters realising that a liberal democrat would improve their lives, would help them in jobs, would help the environment, would help them in housing and education. these are the issues that vote rs ca re educa

layla, thank you.s our wales correspondent, tomos morgan. in the middle ofjuly, 0xwich bay on the gower peninsula should be packed with barbecues, swimmers, and those just wanting to get some of that famous welsh tan. but tourism has been put on hold due to coronavirus. from today, though, the tides are beginning to change, as self—contained accommodation opens across wales. because of its unique location overlooking the sea, the 0xwich bay hotel is usually fully booked with weddings over the summer months. it has been a big task, i think we wanted to be sure we're hitting everything we needed to hit in safety measures, both for staff and customers. with restaurants and gatherings still off the menu for now, getting rooms ready for overnight guests will have to do. we're really excited, actually. i mean, hospitality is all about customers, so we're so excited to be able to welcome people back. it will be really nice to see them, albeit at a little bit more of a distance than usual. today marks the star

layla. mr. levin. >> present. >> ms. omar. mr. trump. ms. stevens. >> present. >> misses lee. mr. castro. misses fox. >> present. >> mr. ro. mr. thompson. mr. wahlberg. >> present. >> mr. guthrie. mr. burns. mr. grossman. ms. stephan. >> present. >> mr. allen. >> present. >> mr. smucker. mr. banks. mr. walker. mr. coleman. mr. klein. >> present. >> mr. fulcher. mr. watkins. >> present. >> mr. wright. mr. mus are. >> present. >> mr. johnson. >> present. >> mr. calorie. >> present. >> mr. murphy. mr. van drew. >> present. >> chairman scott, this concludes the rollcall. >> excuse me, susan wild present. >> does anyone else want to note they are present? [inaudible] david sharon, ms. underwood -- hello? >> mr. chairman, it's congresswoman fox. i just want to note that congressman thompson was here and stepped out for just a moment and also that we have several members at misses bar's funeral today. kentucky people as well as other states. so there are several absent because of that funeral going on right now. that is certainly understandable. thank you very much. pursuant to committee

interview, you are running in the liberal democrat leadership election and the other candidate is laylain windsor for us. basking in the afternoon sunshine, and quitea basking in the afternoon sunshine, and quite a date for captain sir tom and quite a date for captain sir tom and fought her majesty the queen. yes, an incredibly special moment, a very personal one for sir tom moore, who had that ceremony not far from where we are in the grounds of windsor castle in what was brilliant sunshine. he was joined windsor castle in what was brilliant sunshine. he wasjoined by windsor castle in what was brilliant sunshine. he was joined by one of his daughters, two of his grandchildren and his son in law, all very socially distanced but it was a unique ceremony and you can see those pictures of the queen tapping sir tom are on the shoulder twice, the sword that she is tapping him with belongs to her father. after that happened they had a brief chat, the queen thanked him, she said, for the amazing amount of money he had right and they were overheard talking, the queen said to sirtom, overheard t

layla thank you very much for that. let's speak to ian bond, a former british diplomat in russia and elsewhere. he is now the director of foreign policy at the centre for european reform. good to have you with us. maybe i can put that same question to you. what sort of appropriate measures could the uk government take, have they any leverage over russia?” could the uk government take, have they any leverage over russia? i am a bit puzzled by that. relations with russia are not very warm anyway. i'm not quite sure what we could stop cooperating on that we have not already stopped cooperating on. clearly it is unclear to do anything to improve the relationship with russia. any idea that there might bea with russia. any idea that there might be a kind of recent or resumption of business as usual is probably out of the window after this. the report wave i was talking about which the intelligence committee will put out next week looks at russian influence on uk politics. sort of people securing within uk politics may be as b