of the martyrs by holding a magnificent ashura procession. against on the 5-kilometer route from london park to the world islamic forum, they will discuss ashura culture and the light of imam hussein, peace be upon him, yah hussein, more than 10,000 hussain mourners walk on the day of ashura in the city of darband, mourn hosseini until the evening of the martyrs of the karbala plain. and the consciousness of hundreds of shiites of different nationalities in different parts of russia continued . why did you sit on my water fountain? and changing the color of agrin pots, the taste and appearance of food i will preserve you in the best possible way that is delicious with agrin by sending number 3 to number 238, service of 8 fabrics of agrin pots with free delivery to your home. don't worry , in the name of allah, the most merciful. greetings minister of health , referring to the effects of unprecedented heat on health. he informed about the proposal of this ministry to the government with the aim of closing the weekend for temperatures above 40 degrees. unfortunately, this year we have to face

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some residents of london park towers, a three floor apartment complex in ax election andrea without waterts. contractors do not know when repairs will be completed but they are looking to restore utilities as soon as possible. and parents in kentucky's largest school district left scrambling after the second and third days of school were canceled due to a transportation meltdown. a jefferson county spokesperson says on the first day of classes yesterday, buses were so far behind the last student didn't get home until just before 10:00 p.m. if you can believe it. but that's a different story in central florida where bus drivers did test runs yesterday before today's first day of school. officials say they are ready to roll despite nationwide staffing issues. those are your headlines. i can't believe, ainsley, that some kids didn't get home until almost 10:00 p.m. >> ainsley: i can't believe school is back in session. it's august 10th. down there it's so hot in florida. i like it up here because we don't start school until after labor day. you will see this when your son gets older. it's re

the largest city of the oldest public create a great park like those in london? it would have to. re no royal parks open to the public. just the topography of manhattan island. reaching all theet way up to 42d street. was it possible? could it be done? the creation of a large park would require a great public work by government which is slightly different from other situations considering the context and form of government in the united states. it would require public work by government. what would the result be even if it were done. that is why i would like to suggest that the creation of a great public park in the largest city of the american public was a radical act in the 1850s. it was a statement. a major public works project. the largest new york city had ever undertaken at that point. at a time when public works are public improvements were being rejected at the federal level especially by southern democrats in congress who defended slavery at all cost. itundermining their position. also explaining this further. secondly, openly for the public. whoever that was. to some, tha

by the way, they want to come try and they want to come and try and park london. park in central londonlst nationwide parking spots are now costing three compared three times the amount compared to the previous year, basically the is ordinary brits the point here is ordinary brits trying to drive around, the trying to drive around, park the cars ripped left, cars getting ripped off left, right and centre. if you're a politician, and watch politician, can you go and watch coldplay mike parry coldplay on the take? mike parry do you think that our politicians should be banned from taking freebies ? from taking freebies? >> no, because they've got >> well, no, because they've got a british a unique position in british life. i think they have to get close to certain influential bodies influential people. bodies and influential people. and for instance , i think it's and for instance, i think it's a very good idea for cabinet minister goes to wimbledon and watches the men's final from the royal box . it's soft power. do royal box. it's soft power. do you see what i mean ? yeah, you see what i

park? likeke those in london? it would have to there were no royal parks open to the public there is the topography of manhattan island which by 1850 was covered reaching all the way up more or less to 42nd streets. was it possible? could it be done. a public work by government new publicli landscape and the greatest was a radical act. the major public works projects are being rejected the federal level especially in congress who defended slavery at all costs. also explain this further. secondly as openly for the public. whoever that was. to some that met the mob. public is a problematic word we always have to put in quotation marks and try to define who it is we are talking about what time. but at this time the public was a scary word because a lot of people felt republicanism equaled mobs in a public landscape like this in the united states will be taken over by the mob. the question was not really about the success or failure of a park in new york. the questione was a success or failure of the american city. a n

and how does either wheeler in the streets of london, nothing. hill parked with science and signs of the caribbean. it's the 55th, notting hill carnival. it's a 2 day street festival. the celebrates london's diversity need walker is there very, very well welcome to one of the biggest 3 parties anywhere in the world. so i can only really comfortable in 5, in scale, attracting too many of the big street in west london. and this is primarily se, so we're in the midst of the parade, or is it going to be incredibly long phone system, steel drums. we have to replace an old for the eyes on the phone. the senses. we just want to know in a few words, what is the main tech support yourself. read your thoughts and sort of you to see what everyone the what, how the group clock in 1966 when it was started. as an unapologetic celebration of car being towed to the black man writes relations here. and the last time, like whenever you are getting bigger, but we've been able to find as you can see very, very successfully. it is of course, a massive undertaking for transport,

cctv footage captured suliman striking 28 year old nessa over the head as she walked through a london parkr away. he then strangled her, remove some of her clothes and tried to hide her clothes and tried to hide her body in the sexually motivated attack. he didn't hear the victim impact statements. he didn't hear the judge sentenced him to a minimum of 36 years in december. last year, the killer of zara aleena jordan mcsweeney refused attend as he was refused to attend as he was jailed for life in order to serve a minimum of 38 years. alina's family described his no show as a slap in the face. if we cannot force sexual predators who batter innocent women to death, who judges describe as being a danger to any woman , any being a danger to any woman, any woman, if we cannot force them to come in here, how their crimes have shattered the lives of the mothers, fathers, brothers and sisters who got a knock on the door one morning and given the most appalling news, then we do not have a properjustice system . there are properjustice system. there are two main reasons for me why cold blooded kill

thing i would call out is we are in final preparations for the opening of the peninsula london which will be on hyde parkorner london. the expenses of the preopening with all of the staff being trained, getting ready, those expenses have been charged as a one-off item. the underlying message is good operating results, good recovery from a year ago but charges relating to the opening of peninsula london and a smaller surplus as compared to the same time last year. rishaad:rishaad: we have a board above where your revenues are coming from and the hong kong revenue is higher than any other hotel. so what is going on here? what are they doing right? tell me about the rev per available room. how is that playing out in the market? are you seeing the lights of -- the likes of hong kong back to normal? who are the visitors and where are they coming from? >> right. hong kong has always been our home base where we generate the most earnings. we would expect the revenues from hong kong to be the highest revenue group anyway. besides the hotel we have other hotel properties such as the peak tower, the peak tram and

the speaker's corner in london's hyde park for a 150 years. this has been a safe place to stand on a soapbox to sell your ideas, preach the gospel, bad mouth the king. all promote communism. to day that the world wide web, we can stand on giant digital soapbox since using facebook, twitter, youtube. we can share all ideas or start a fight with anyone on the planet. well, almost any, one of 65 countries studied. china has the least free internet worse than iran, cuba or syria. a police force of more than 2000000 cyber cops and the world's most sophisticated artificial intelligence system. cheap china, so web content clean and use us in check. so sorry to break it to you, but that's no longer a world wide web. welcome to the spending it to be fair. some of the censorship is to prevent terrorist recruitment or to stop violent mops from hurting people. but i think government control over the internet has gone just a little too far. hold on. so toshi ton of money into code code is just the letters and numbers which is speech, right? so money now is

above all, the royal parks of london. and, you know, new yorkers wanted to compare new york to london. right. they always wanted new york to london. the london of north america. and they existed elsewhere of, course, as well. but the name royal parks says it all. parks in european cities were almost always vestiges of some kind of aristocratic privilege, gradually open to the public. the benefits were well known in terms urban social life, public health and of course, the enhancement of property values. that was not a secret, right? london's west end would be a good example. they were all well known. but the landscapes themselves that existed earlier on were remnant of a more autocratic of a more autocratic of government. they became public places largely through the largesse of an aristocratic class. could republican form of government create own version of this type of thing, this type of amenity with all the benefits, including real estate values, that that would accrue if the attempt would would if the attempt were ma

above all, the royal parks of london. and, you know, new yorkers wanted to compare new york to london. right. they always wanted new york to london. the london of north america. and they existed elsewhere of, course, as well. but the name royal parks says it all. parks in european cities were almost always vestiges of some kind of aristocratic privilege, gradually open to the public. the benefits were well known in terms urban social life, public health and of course, the enhancement of property values. that was not a secret, right? london's west end would be a good example. they were all well known. but the landscapes themselves that existed earlier on were remnant of a more autocratic of a more autocratic of government. they became public places largely through the largesse of an aristocratic class. could republican form of government create own version of this type of thing, this type of amenity with all the benefits, including real estate values, that that would accrue if the attempt would would if the attempt were ma

the kobrin water park, a reduced copy of the london bigman, looks very advantageous. lso a large parking lot for about 300 cars placed next to the dozhinki around the water park, which can be accommodated here without any problems, but inside the building. oasis forever jack i will not hide. i would like to feel the energy of blue water, but there are so many more places on my itinerary list. yes, and a chic green park, in passing, i note that it has been known since the second half of the eighteenth century that attracts me like a magnet. for more than two centuries here, of course, much has changed now , this monument of nature and garden art. one of the most beautiful parks in belarus, well-kept lawns, maples, giants. oak trees. blue spruce birch, sea buckthorn. in general , i recommend. the park is located almost in the center of the city and every day through it a huge number of people pass by, and not empty-handed. this squirrel is not a fussy nut, but among the naughty pranksters. there are also those to whom hazelnuts, almonds or peanuts are served? entertainme

the kobrin water park looks very advantageous, small copy of london's big ben. parking lot for about 300 cars placed next to the dozhinki around the water park, which can be accommodated here without any problems, but inside the building. i will not hide the oasis of eternal summer. i would like to feel the energy of blue water, but there are so many more places on my itinerary list. yes, and a chic green park, in passing, i note that it has been known since the second half of the 18th century that attracts me like a magnet. for more than two centuries here, of course, much has changed now, this monument of nature and gardening art. one of most beautiful parks. belarus manicured lawns maples, giants. oak trees. blue spruce birch, sea buckthorn. in general, i recommend. the park is located almost in the center of the city and every day a huge number of people pass through it, and not empty-handed. this squirrel is not a fussy nut, but among the naughty pranksters. there are also those to whom hazelnuts , almonds or peanuts serve entertainment shows and concerts, i

sentencing was a kick in the teeth —— olivia pratt—korbel. 28—year—old sabina nessa was murdered in a park in londonwho was murdered in east london last year and herfamily were unable was murdered in east london last year and her family were unable to face her murderer after he refused to attend the sentencing in court. thank you very much forjoining us in the most difficult of circumstances and once again, we are really sorry for your family's loss. tell us about your reaction today and the fact that today, lucy letby did not turn up for her sentencing hearing, how did you and yourfamily feel about that? it hearing, how did you and your family feel about that?— feel about that? it was a reminder to us what — feel about that? it was a reminder to us what happened _ feel about that? it was a reminder to us what happened to _ feel about that? it was a reminder to us what happened to us - feel about that? it was a reminder to us what happened to us and - feel about that? it was a reminderj to us what happened to us and the other families that we now know who have experienced the same. and we really fel

mayor london breed was i golden gate park gearing up for the 220,000 people expected. >> amazing, transformativent. an opportunity to enjoy so many incredible artists. we want you to support the surrounding businesses. we have so many restaurants, bars, other places. ama: the cheapest ticket is a little more than $900. single day tickets are around $600. you should get a ticket because dan will be performing with his band on saturday. dan: it will be fun. we will be wondering about the weather, not just for outside lands but for everything going on. ama: sandhya patel is here for that. sandhya: you won't want to miss dan's show. let's take a look at the forecast for outside lands. morning drizzle giving way to a breezy afternoon. 62 degrees on friday. saturday will be a mix of fog and son. a little bit warmer. that warming continues on sunday. mid 60's after the morning fog. let's talk about live doppler 7. showers showing up in southern monterey county. heading towards the big sur area, all in association with the former tropical storm. this was eugene and it has been producing measurable rain

parking? if you use cash rather than if you use your phone? because that is what is happening to people who live in a certain part of south london. le who use cash rather than their app. >> yes, the council in question is sutton council and they say it's due to the rising cost of providing the machine with an increasing number of councils looking to shift to a fully digital system. so paul hawkins is in sutton for us this morning. paul you've been speaking to lots of people down there who don't seem too impressed this. impressed by this. >> not at all. let's just >> no, not at all. let's just talk you through some of the parking charges. so here we have one hour, £3. right. and that's if you pay by cash . but if you if you pay by cash. but if you use the app, it's £2. so effectively we groups like the rac and indeed the government are saying it's discriminatory . are saying it's discriminatory. it's not taking into account vulnerable groups. it's not taking into account the elderly. this is what people who've been using have been using this machine have been telling earlier today, the telling us earlier today, the old because none

london railway station. network rail says there've been several cases of people on the tracks at motspur park station in new ored including adults and children. londoners are ditching cash faster than any other region. the number of visits to cash machines in the capital has halved since 2019 according to recent data. but with some services and shops going completely cashless there is concern that some people could feel excluded. i think it's really useful. so i don't like carrying cash now. it makes it a whole load easier, but i just don't think it's very accessible for everybody. when you spend by card, you don't know how much you can spend, but when you buy cash, so you know you have 15 or £20 so you can adjust your budget. i love it because i never carry |cash, so for me it's brilliant. | the consultation over the closures of hundreds of railway ticket offices closes tomorrow. all three main rail unions are campaigning against the closures warning it would particularly affect disabled and elderly passengers. the rail delivery group said it would make sure customers' views are taken into account and encou

and still, there are reminders of princess diana all over london. a parkotes. paying their respects to the woman who will always be known as the peoples princess. >> princess diana's royal tenure lasted just 15 years. but her legacy endures. >> diana made the monarchy more accessible. she made people feel that's members of the royal family were real people with real feelings and real emotions. i think that's diana's legacy. >> diana raised her children to be more casual and more open than royal tradition permitted. >> her boys, are they her greatest legacy? >> without question. and not just they way they are, but the way they've been allowed to become. everything that happened to william and harry is a direct consequence of what their mother, the pioneer, did. the royals are very concerned that william and harry should have this normal upbringing as they possibly could. >> diana tackle issues that weren't always so comfortable. going places and meeting people who were all too often left behind. now, her children do the same. >> our visit with her mother ig

mayor london breed was i golden gate park gearing up for the 220,000 people expected. >> amazing, transformativean opportunity to enjoy so many incredible artists. we want you to support the surrounding businesses. we have so many restaurants, bars, other places. ama: the cheapest ticket is a little more than $900. single day tickets are around $600. you should get a ticket because dan will be performing with his band on saturday. dan: it will be fun. we will be wondering about the weather, not just for outside lands but for everything going on. ama: sandhya patel is here for that. sandhya: you won't want to miss dan's show. let's take a look at the forecast for outside lands. morning drizzle giving way to a breezy afternoon. 62 degrees on friday. saturday will be a mix of fog and son. a little bit warmer. that warming continues on sunday. mid 60's after the morning fog. let's talk about live doppler 7. showers showing up in southern monterey county. heading towards the big sur area, all in association with the former tropical storm. this was eugene and it has been producing measurable rain sout

his daughter's friend was walking through the park in london and found my credit cards and stuff. >>> i mean, it's the craziest story. and i was saying to ben, he said that i said that my reaction that i said, "wow." [ laughter ] yeah. which i might have. but what i remember, i wrote to him, i said i cannot believe this. someone just said here at work that i should be playing the lottery tonight. what are the odds? but it did give me kind of a great feeling. it makes me feel someone's watching out for me. it's comforting kind of. it was a very nice thing. i wrote something else, but my phone. >> jimmy: you got any weird pictures of them on there? [ laughter ] >> no. oh, no, here from a month later. then my next message to him was, "have you and gene hackman kept in touch? i remember you guys bonding over your love of poseidon adventure." and that was from on "the royal tenenbaums" ben is kind of nervous around gene hackman. to break the ice, he was, gene, i love poseidon adventure, do you have any good stories? and gene was like, "it was money job" and turned and walked away. [ laugh

a sun bear at paradise wildlife park in london also going viral for the same thing.erts tell nbc news it's a natural behavior for the bears. >> i don't know. they're so skinny. it doesn't look right. >> it looks like a tall guy. >> in skinny jeans. >>> actress gwyneth paltrow is trying to create a home away from home for two lucky guests at her guest house in montecito, partnering with airbnb, writing on instagram that opening her house to others is one way she makes the world a little less lonely. open for one night in september, the guests will be greeted by paltrow herself and offered a bottle of wine at a special dinner, and there will be a meditation session and a spa day, featuring stuff from her company, goop. fans can try to book the spot on august 15th at 10:00. >> so one night only. i wonder how much it is. >> a girls' getaway. >> we'll have goop masks and everything. >>> listen to this, tinder is preparing to launch a new high-end membership aimed at none other than gen-z. the new tinder membership was confirmed and executives are calling the $500 a month

the bakerloo line has a partial planned closure between stonebridge park and harrow & wealdstone. london. good morning. it's a much quieter day of weather today than we saw yesterday. it won't be as wet or as windy, but still a few showers around at times. and generally, it is set to stay very unsettled as we head through the rest of the week. it will also be turning cooler once again, too. but this morning, a largely dry start to the day. there are some areas of cloud, but we'll see the clouds in a break —— thin and break to give us some spells of sunshine coming through. just watch out for a few showers tracking down on the now northwesterly wind. some of the showers could turn out to be heavy and it's quite a cool wind direction, too. so it could feel quite chilly, especially for the time of year in exposure to that wind and away from the spells of sunshine, top temperatures of 20 or 21 degrees celsius. the showers will tend to fade away as we head through the evening and overnight. but there's a lot more showers to come in. the forecast again for tomorrow, especially out towards east

and 28—year—old sabina nessa was murdered in a park in south—east london.l teacher. her older sister, jabina islam, called the murderer who refused to appear a "coward". in this case here at manchester crown court today, the judge said that he would deliver those sentencing verdicts as if lucy letby were in court. he said that he would speak directly to the dock and he would use exactly the same words that he would have used add she been here to hear that sentence in person herself. and this is what he had to say. lucy letby, on each of the seven offences of murder and the seven offences of attempted murder, i sentence you to imprisonment for life. because the seriousness of your offences is exceptionally high, i direct that the early release provisions do not apply. the order of the court, therefore, is a whole life order on each and every offence, and you will spend the rest of your life in prison. that was what mrjustice goss had to say in court earlier. he was really come as we said there, speaking as if lucy letby were in court, and what was really cru

parked when the national take a ride back. we're expecting that to be lights on monday nights. and sonya agree, yeah, go now caught the contrasting emotions in london to this appointment is possible here at this park where england finds, have gathered to support the team, but nevertheless perhaps in a sense of flight coming together, unity to box, the line that says here a lot of anticipation for what turned out to be on lost, but nevertheless, the fact that they have finally managed to make it to the point of something which in england see in the walls have not been able to do since 1966 proves that the women's team has the potential to do this and so much more. it has in cars and in spite of home, you rock the guns and of course never the vessel. so inspiring a younger group of people to go into the sports itself. well, that has been criticism of how institutionally there is still this discrepancy between men spoke to on women spoke to particularly james out the president of the football association, who happens to be prince william his decision to stay in england while we, let's see if you have spain went all the way to australia with one of her

and 28—year—old sabina nessa was murdered in a park in south—east london. jabina islam, called the murderer, who refused to appear, a "coward". earlier, the families of lucy letby's victims gave harrowing statements in court, telling of the horror and pain of losing their children, some dying in their parent's arms. nick garnett sent this report. lucy letby, convicted of murdering seven babies, and the sentencing was not about her. after a ten month trial, a chance to tell the world about their babies and their lives. letby's victims have to stay anonymous. the luisa gonzalez first to speak today was the mother luisa gonzalez g o nza lez of gonzalez of baby. baby d was just two days old when she died. mother held a toy rabbit as she spoke. letby, a nurse at the neonatal unit, killed and attacked tiny babies over a 12 month period. consultants on the unit had worn to management about her involvement. there are now questions about the delays in moving her from questions about the delays in moving herfrom clinical care, and the time it took to calling the poli

and 28—year—old sabina nessa was murdered in a park in south—east london.jabina islam, called the murderer — who again refused to appear — a "coward". taking these incidents together, these convicted murderers who refused to appear in the dock to hear their sentencing, it has put pressure on the government to change the law from the way it exists at the law from the way it exists at the moment to give extra powers for judges to be able to compel a convicted murderer to sit in the dark matter face often the families of the victim and to hear the sentencing remark the judge of the victim and to hear the sentencing remark thejudge is making —— to sit in the dock and face. the prime minister rishi sunak was asked about that today. the first thing is to extend my sympathies to everyone affected. i think like everyone reading about this, it is just shocking and harrowing. i think it is currently that people who commit such horrendous crimes do not face their victims and hear first—hand the impact that their crimes have had on them and their families and loved one

this a bond called today, a national holiday, one the busiest travel days of the, the park out just say around london city, apple. a judge in the us has said for president donald trump's trial in washington for march. next, in the republican frontrunner is accused of overturning his election. defeat in the 2020 presidential election will find producer and the federal trial will start the day before the so called super tuesday. when major presidential primaries take face across 13 states from says he will appeal of a trial date on fish that has worn out from the capital. i don't know, some of the calendar is filling up. he's starting dates on monday that he'll be arranged on the charges in georgia on september the 6th that he doesn't have to be there for that. his lawyers will simply be able to enter a not guilty plea. and then you find out from this court here in washington dc that he will go on trial on conspiracy charges of trying to alter the result of the 2020 presidential election on march the 4th. now his legal team is all good because it was so many documents, millions of them, and he didn't m

mayor london breed was in golden gate park. >> it will be any opportunity to enjoy so many items -- so many artists. we also want you to supports running businesses, restaurants, bars, and other places. reggie: make sure you have your outfit ready because the mayor did. [laughter] abc7's very own dan performing tomorrow at 12:13. we have seen people selling tickets on facebook marketplace. there are some tickets available on their website. single day passes for that are $2200. three day passes are it does include all the things. food, drink, getting escorted around, private bathrooms. kumasi: weekend? reggie: it is bouji. we have everything you need to know on our website, abc7news.com, including the weather. in all of my years, it is usually freezing cold. it seems like it is a decent forecast. lisa: you are right. usually you cannot sit out there with short sleeves, but that is what you will have saturday afternoon and sunday as we get into a warmer forecast. today we have not only the fog with some high clouds and breezy winds, it would be good in the afternoon when we see partly cl

san francisco's mayor london breed and recreation and parks general manager phil ginsberg were on scene to kick off the fun. they said the idea was to make sure that the kids in this neighborhood had a fun place to just enjoy being a kid. we talked with one mom with some of the about who says that some of the challenges facing the tenderloin and south of market neighborhoods. it's important to have a festival like this, a carnival like this and she welcomes it as a new way to use this space. having a chance to be a child, to live their childhood and play and run as they are supposed here there is in tenderloin. we have more than 3000 kids with no enough space for them to get out and play. so we are very happy for getting these chances. coming back to our live shot, you can see some of those games out there. the fair runs today through sunday and admission to the civic center carnival requires a $10 minimum purchase towards games and rides or food for anyone 12 and older. the city, though, will have to will have a limited number of passes that it can distribute to nonprofits providing se

and on bbc london: the row over paying to park in sutton — why using a machine could cost you more.before. but the picture varies region to region. the south east of england had the biggest fall of 3.9%, while in wales, it was 3.3%. but in the west midlands, prices remained stable. the average house price for the whole of the uk is nowjust above £285,000, but again there are regional variations, with the highest costs in greater london, and the lowest average in the north east of england. let�*s get more from coletta smith, who�*s been in skipton. three months ago, rosie�*s life is turned upside down. three months ago, rosie's life is turned upside down.— three months ago, rosie's life is turned upside down. i was sitting on m stairs turned upside down. i was sitting on my stairs and just — turned upside down. i was sitting on my stairs and just breaking - turned upside down. i was sitting on my stairs and just breaking down i turned upside down. i was sitting on my stairs and just breaking down in | my stairs and just breaking down in tears. my stairs and 'ust breaking down in tear

in one of the parks in london discharge hit her right at the moment of talking on the phone, the victimaring with that ear to which she put the phone, the scientists then came to the conclusion that the use of gadgets in bad weather creates an additional threat to their owners. the ministry of emergency situations also says that a mobile phone can attract lightning, if only because it has only conductive parts, as far as i know, there are no statistics on mobile phones, but everything, all these metal ones are also recommended conductive gadgets should be put aside a little further, but there are also scientists who disagree with such arguments, along with our permanent expert, physicist vladimir reshetov. we took measurements, specially took a phone with a metal case, disassembled, what is called yes, a screw, divided the parts into dielectric and conductive, and that's it. weighed this phone is almost 90% is composed of metal conductive things, but the main conductor and the main object possessing a person. it weighs generally speaking an average of 70 kg, and by no means 150 g. is a

park. i'm jason dumas. back to you guys. >> i london breed commemorate san francisco second annual transgender history month. today a special flag raising ceremony was held at city hall to honor the work advocacy and history of trans community members. among those recognized war transfer, former and activists, donna and the youth organizers of march for and trans youth autonomy. last week, mayor breed signed a 14.6 billion dollar budget with investment into support housing for transgender residents. exiting homelessness and the transgender behavioral health program. >> that this community is united in our fight to ensure that the support that is available not just to the lgbtq community as a whole, but there is a specific focus on the trans community for resources for services based on a lot of the challenges and disparities that continue to persist this community represents wholeheartedly. the resiliency, what it means to be a san franciscan. >> mayor's proposed budget also maintains funding for the castro youth housing initiative and the time moon boot on navigation center. well, it wasn't just hot here i

london breed was in golden gate park getting ready for the 220 thousand people expected to be there. >> this amazing event will be an opportunity to enjoy so many incredible artists. we also want you to support the surrounding businesses. we have so many restaurants, bars, and other places. reggie: that outfit. it's really good. kumasi: [laughter] the headliners are kendrick lamar, ode fighters. and dan ashley. we should have started with that. reggie: i don't know why we keep forgetting megan thee stallion. is she not the star? kumasi: she is headlining sunday. reggie: and then janel monet. kumasi: yes, friday. jobina: that is a good lineup. reggie: the 1975. i have always wanted to see them. kumasi: are you going to go? reggie: this in the day tickets are gone. kumasi: we have been friends from -- friends for long enough to know that doesn't mean a thing. reggie: for you. kumasi: we know dan. we will work this out. reggie: do you think he is going to know me? kumasi: yes. [laughter] jobina: oh, reggie, [laughter] lisa: the weather is going to get progressively warmer and sunnier as

then it was 28—year—old sabina nessa who was murdered in a park in south—east london.ster called the murderer who refused to appear a coward. this is something which of course has really attracted a lot of public attention because the whole point of a trial in front of a jury of one's peers, the point of sentencing victim impact statements, sentencing victim impact statements, sentencing remarks, when you hear later on thejudge mr sentencing remarks, when you hear later on the judge mrjustice goss address those sentencing remarks he will speak as if lucy letby was in the dock to hear them but she won't be and that means there has been real pressure on the uk government to actually change things to compel people to appear in court to face their sentencing to hear the sentencing remarks that are made about them and the prime minister rishi sunak has been asked about that this morning, about when the law on that might change. the first thing is to extend my sympathies to all affected by this. i think like everyone reading about this, it isjust shocking and harrowing. i th

it's the box park in london. ah yes. wembley. oh, it's in wembley . wembley. oh, it's in wembley.mbley. so these are people they're watching with their friends, meeting new people . i mean, it really has people. i mean, it really has brought people together and brought people together and brought girls to the sport brought young girls to the sport who hadn't considered who probably hadn't considered it it was a game for it and thought it was a game for seven, 6 or 7 years ago. >> emily, that scene just wouldn't have happened. no, as simple as that. i mean, we saw a bit for the euros last year. one, of course, that was on home soil. but yeah, not seeing soil. but yeah, we're not seeing those those pictures before. that's new ground. that's that's new ground. and i think normal. think that will be normal. i remember happening in the men's game. i remember back euro game. i remember back in euro 96, suddenly started being 96, suddenly pubs started being packed game. it packed watching the game. it became thing it's became a cultural thing and it's never really dissipated. and i think

but at the hiroshima atomic dome and peace park, one japanese student who has been living in london isare so interested in the film, maybe interested in the american perspective of all of this. i think maybe it might be even better to show it here and kind of educate japanese people even more about it. screaming these controversies may follow oppenheimer and barbie for some time but they also stand as a testament to the power of these films and the power of cinema to create a global phenomenon. it was, in a way, strangely amusing to find one of hollywood's biggest action stars, tom cruise, partly sidelined during this blockbuster season by the charms of a movie inspired by a long—legged, iconic plastic doll. yes, cruise's mission: impossible 7 was not at all bad but the blockbuster season glory really did go to barbie, as emma jones now tells us. cheering already hollywood's golden boy for what top gun: maverick did for post—covid cinema attendance last summer, the question was would tom cruise's midas touch work again for mission: impossible — dead reckoning? there was a big promotion