and it's this kind of segregation and you feel like some kind of like untermensch lorraine kelly there, appearing to liken post—brexit passport queues to being like a jew in nazi germany, and it totally botch it . botch it. >> but, you know, that's the whole point. you live, you learn, you find your craft, you have fun. >> kirstie allsopp is reported to social services because she let her child travel alone. what has the world come to? on my panel tonight it's express columnist carole malone. we've also got ex—labour minister bill rammell and former tory minister paul scully. oh, yes. and what's going on here? >> still having a good time? >> still having a good time? >> yeah. i'm rocking. yeah when i can, when i'm allowed to do the job i think is good. yeah. i'm happy when i'm not allowed to do the job. i'm not happy. >> get ready. britain here we go . >> get ready. britain here we go. comrade starmer's corruption scandal and sleaze allegations. next . next. >> patrick. thank you. and good evening. the top stories the metropolitan police says a person has been stabbed at notting hill c

come on out, lorraine. i asked your schoolmate lorraine here to help me out.why do you wear them up to your tits"? - no. - bullying affects everyone. and only if the entire school is united against it can bullying ever be stopped. go, go. get outta here. now, what we at bucky bailey's bully buckers--trademark-- like to do is get the schools to make an anti-bullying video. so who would like to be the young student director in charge of our video? we just need one student to be the leader of our anti-bullying campaign. what, are you all chicken? [mimics chicken clucking] nobody wants to be in charge of the anti-bullying video? [mimics chicken clucking] wahhh! wahhh! [mimics chicken clucking] - i'll do it. i'll be in charge. - ooh! you're a big man? you wanna show what a big man you are? - no, i just--i think bullying has gotten out of hand and it needs to be stopped. - good for you, stan. - he's cool. [applause] [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ - you wanna know who i hate? i hate that kid butters. he's a dork. - yeah, let's go p-p-pick on him. yeah! - hey, guys! guys! don't

is a little bit interesting because there's actually a twitter account called where is lorraine?many times the tv star presented her own show, and according to the number crunching, it appears that she's only been on air for 58% of the programme's this yeah 58% of the programme's this year. so look, the cynic in me would suggest that maybe she quite likes queuing for holidays. and i know that she does also come out and say she has to look after her mother and things like that. and i'm sympathetic towards that. but i would assume that she does also maybe spend a bit of time abroad. i don't know, but it's also the word untermenschen. i think it is . i'm not sure my think it is. i'm not sure my pronunciation of that. yeah. but it's like underling, isn't it? it's what the nazis called the jews. >> it's a subhuman thing, isn't it? the jewish chronicle rightly picked it up because, you know, describing it as a term for subhuman. the nazis used that actually, though, when she goes on holiday, she might notice the passport gates to that end. but she might also notice that the uk after br

cross is a symbol not only of lorraine, but also of this vintage brand of cars, lauren dietrich, bravo kirill! french province 400 the name of this part of france comes from the name of the tribe once, according to one version , inhabited the baltic island of bornholm burgundy is true french provinces for 300 once speaking to farmers. shukshin for 500, nothing, gleb will generously note, it's useful, let him think about his leisure time, otherwise he takes on too much, that's how this story ends, in my opinion, it 's called cut off, cut off, absolutely right, jokes for 400, the code is in the bag, 500 from kirill, 800 from konstantin. in april of this year, the bank of england presented a new banknote design, on the 20 and 50 pound notes, which you can't see yet, the same person is depicted, who is he? well, king charles iii, right, these notes, let 's continue... the same for 500, i hope you you see, the answer should contain pairs of words that sound the same, are written differently , for example, one is graduation, the other is examination, bal-bal, that's right, kirill, that's rig

lorraine pellegrino of the republican party in the state of arizona was accused of signing the document related to trump's victory in the election 4 years ago. arizona court 18. has prosecuted an election in this state. former mayor rudy giuliani new york is one of them. trump was also supposed to be prosecuted in this state, which was stopped due to the recommendations of the arizona attorney general. in the last 4 years, the american judicial system has also arrested 900 people who entered the congress during election protests. had been sentenced to prison and that 30 books were added to the collection of banned books in the state in america. the state of utah has banned the sale of these books in american school libraries. in total, about 3,000 books have been banned in american schools. these books were banned for cultural, racial and political reasons. last year, even a famous dictionary book was declared among the banned books. some cultural activists consider banning books in school libraries to be against freedom of speech, but others believe that not every book is suitable for

her chief of staff in the white house and her chief of staff on the campaign, sheila knicks, and lorraineiser who worked on her 2020 presidential campaign and this sort of group of people were ostensibly planning -- helping her plan for a debate, but as she took over the campaign and became the nominee, they've done a lot more than that they've helped her with messaging, with policy rollouts. we're expecting to see the vice president roll out some fresh new policy in the weeks ahead, into and out of the convention and then they'll also help her prepare for her debates with donald trump, one of the new pieces of reporting that we have is that filene ryans, who played donald trump in hillary clinton's debate prep, he was initially slated to play j.d. vance for president harris, he will now reprise the role he played in 2015, portraying the role of donald trump >> well, phillippe can be a tough debater. and lorraine's been in the white house for quite a while, so she's switching over to the campaign full-time, i guess that is your point. been on her -- >> yeah, she'll be staying in the white

to school category human using him all sort of means it's on the judgement is to prove a pulse, lorraine? right? so the way it sits globally preprogrammed the secure, totally in your thoughts free. now i me to come ski, d e for the protocol. wants to say the, this interview is stetsco was recorded in 1984. he talks openly about who supported the main ideologists of ukrainian independence during world war 2. the mexican, especially in those, i guess stop by saying that pre so, okay. and it's chairs, but when the new mexico you step forward, so coordinated to go and don't put conic amendment across the policy in a criteria. there is some way that chris or the advocate with that they just to allow you stop to go based on the extreme. they're all professor buy a new key. take a bear with domino's fill on the dish. so i'll show you what he was here in the us that's cool, and his associates receive support of the highest level in this photo. next to him is jean cook. patrick us president riggins closest. i got a slat is probably con my whole way a bunch of communities come from coastline of ni

so it means that some engagement is strictly robust. lorraine me. so the way it sits going by the programs use part of in your thoughts free now or maybe consechi d pulled protocol wants to say do most of the this interview is stetsco was recorded in 1984. he talks openly about who supported the main ideologists of ukrainian independence during world war to investigate. especially in those gustavo saying that pre show, okay. and it scares the window in new mexico use the forward. so coordinated to oh and there fit for them to come when they come in and it comes on the policy in a criteria and there is some way that career should go and go without them. they just to allow you stop to go based on the extreme, they're a professor, buy a new key. take a bear with domino's phil. i'm a dish though, i'll show you what it was here in the us. that's cool. and his associates receive support of the highest level in this photo. next to him is jean kirkpatrick us president riggins closest i got a slat is for me to come come my whole way a bunch of communities co

this month our lorraine ayoub spoke with a bay area artist who is singing from the soul >>of him hardrd. >>every note projects from >>the >>soul bass baritone wilfred kelly is a powerhouse vocalist with a passion for all things music he moved from florida to san francisco to pursue his creative >>dream. i grew up singing mostly gospel r&b, pop, but i didn't really take music seriously until i was around 18, and that was when i started singing opera. >>now, as a member of the prestigious san francisco opera chorus wilfred is sharing his layered approach to musical expression. he says he wants to challenge the stricter traditions within >>the style. gender wise. you can be forced into a binary. as a bass baritone myself it's very easy to become the evil dad in just about every show. >>that's why he says he's excited to participate in expansive showcase for transgender and non-binary classical artists, >>to have something that highlights this extremely important part of who we are as artists and as people, really meant a lot to me, and i'm so honored that they asked me and excited to sha

mr. flu reports. lorraine says the way i sits globally preprogrammed the secure, totally new thoughts free. now i me to consechi d pulled protocol once the, this interview is stetsco was recorded in 1984. he talks openly about who supported the main ideologists of ukraine, independence during world war to investigate. especially in those, i guess stop by saying that pre show. okay, and it scares the window a mess. go use the forward. so coordinate on prob, don't to call them to come in and across the police say nay. criteria, there is some way that crush or the and the color that i'm just sort of though you stop to go based on the extreme there, i'll go fast. so by a new key, take a bear with domino's. fill on the dash though, i'll show you what he was here in the us. that's cool and his associates receive support of the highest level in this photo. next to him is jean patrick, you as president riggins closest, i got a slave at his property, konica. my whole way a bunch of communities come for veronica. love me, start seals, are you good enough for us? lovely when you're starting your

money from venture capitalists like reid hoffman, ron conway absent invalid angel, and folks like lorraine powell jobs. i think it was just recently that as soon as harris got on the top of the democratic ticket, a lot of those people came back out and said that they were going to commit $150 million to her campaign. host: ryan is in massachusetts, independent. good morning. caller: i'm watching a program about big tech and campaigns. what i've come to find is that i'm a registered independent and if you happen to be a trump supporter, you get blocked from sharing anything, sharing any data or anything that criticizes the left or talks about covid mask wearing or anything else. in america, a so-called free country, why are we allowing corporations to restrict our free speech, and why are we allowing employers to go through people's facebook and basically act like a bunch of cyber nazia and restrict free speech? guest: the question that this caller said, the main question was how can these private companies enforce these free-speech rules infringing on free speech? back in the 90's, a law p

for you, the tony winning theatreworks silicon valley kicking off its annual new works festival lorraineorts >>>it's the sound of storytelling >>>>theatreworks >>silicon valley is continuing its annual new works festival, >>>>a >>chance for creators to workshop their productions while audiences get to enjoy new shows artistic producer jeffrey lowe says as a filipino american, he's honored to have helped curate this year's lineup. >>>>i wasn't really raised to participate in theater or in the arts, >>>and that's why, as both a playwright and director, he hopes to help elevate underrepresented stories, >>>>be it, brand new comedies or brand new dramas from communities that haven't had the chance to speak up for themselves yet, >>>jeffrey began dabbling with theater in high school from acting to writing, and ultimately directing. while it was the community around theater that he fell in love with, he says, he also began to feel a sense of responsibility. >>>>i really got to learn about the power of things like representation, the power of getting to speak up and share your voice, share your

. >> reporter: lorrain lived through that fire, which was an arson and is now worried the same thing can happen again >> someone is lurking, someone has tried. they won't give up and we don't want to just sit there and let it happen so i don't know what they are deciding but i am pretty sure they will come to the conclusion that they need cameras everywhere. >> it is a beautiful, steep, and rugged mountain community. but now a community on high alert. >> cal fire is taking the lead on this investigation with assistance from the santa clara county sheriff's office and santa clara county fire. >>> on to san mateo, a construction worker in critical condition after a trench collapse, left him buried up to his shoulders in dirt. our chopper was over the aftermath of the rescue. he was working on sewer line in a home on west 31st avenue when the collapse happened around 9:30 this morning. fire crews say the man was trapped in the rubble for more than an hour but was still conscious and breathing under the dirt. rescue crews had to bring national equipment to bring him out. a man was taken

so yeah, this aaron, switzerland prime minister lorraine's movie did not go now. this has led to some believe the india is to ukraine, while the fact of the mass of remains that's simply true. in new approach, no new delhi has been to the center of march western criticism. why? because india did not condemn last year for the one new queen also into his continued it's in gauge with, with law school and just find weston sanctions. so what are they doing? i'm grateful for the attention you paid to the most acute problems, including trying to find ways to resolve the ukrainian crisis a peaceful way. first of all, i was happy that we both could share opinions on your screen with an open mind and in detail. we respectful listen to each other in days ready to provide support for the restoration of peace. i was very happy to listen to your opinions on it. i assure you and the global community that in your favor space. after listening to my friend president boynton, i'm hopeful for peace. oldest of pays against the body shop of need to need is meeting in washington. brad c

i mean, you have the lorraine motel, you've got clayborn temple, you've got the insurance. yeah yeah, yeah, yeah. all within close proximity of one another. what does collective power look like when institutions are coming together to develop and bishop's bold vision around collective power? what does a share endowment look like for these institutions to sustain the preservation and maintenance of cultural assets, but also supporting of the operation and and staffing needs of these? in my mind, some of the future work is bringing together. a triple-a, a sala noma and partnership with the action fund, other black led organizing nations to start thinking about a 25 year vision and defining what those equity driven impacts will look like. but it starts at least within historic preservation, with understanding that we must empower local black communities and our allies in helping to preserve the physical of our past as a preservation as it all starts with preserving the historic building and the cultural lands, scapes and the stories and understanding the perpetual resources to

. >> well, and lorraine and then finally, a ban on sex. >> well , and lorraine says, the >> well, anddownfall of the local pub . i downfall of the local pub. i won't say anything on that. it's all a bit early, lorraine says the downfall of the local pub happened when the smoking ban occurred. i don't smoke but my husband does, so now we just stay at home and at least that way we can drink together to be fair, i think if you. >> i'd have to look up the figures. i think the ban on smoking in pubs did not significantly damage trade. i think i'm i think i'm right in saying is that right? >> because i would imagine the amount of friends that i knew that would only smoke socially inside a pub. yeah. and then you don't get like loads of people. >> oscar red drops here. he'll know. yeah. was that was that. am i right on the spot there, oscar or is that was that just the spin that was delivered at the spin that was delivered at the time i think. >> was it 2006, two thousand and seven and that indoor smoking a little bit before my time actually as a smoker anyway. but in terms of this, this kin

lorraine pellegrino, pleading guilty to a reduced charge of signing false documents in order to get the the counts against her dismissed. she was facing multiple felonies all right. >> let's turn now back to 2024 but we respect our neighbors and their personal choices that they make even if we wouldn't make the same choice for ourselves. there's a golden rule. mind your own business minnesota governor tim walz, hitting on one of the elections, most significant issues as his first rally as the democratic vice president candidate, presidential candidate last night, reproductive rights for walz, it's personal. >> this is something that we rarely see from male politicians. he shared on a national stage, his family's journey with fertility treatment and this gets personal for me and my family when my wife and i decided to have children, we spent years going through infertility treatments and i remember praying every night for a call for good news. the pit in my stomach when the phone rang and the agony when we heard that the treatments hadn't worked she wasn't by chance that when we welcome

lorraine says keir starmer seems to be lighting the touchpaper every time he opens his mouth, lots ofple are really not happy at all, with the way he's dealing with it. but liam says, look, i'll be honest, i can't stand starmer. but i've got to say, when there's anarchy in the country, you need to rally around the prime minister and the government. he says. the last thing we need right now is more division, look, talking about right now, let's have a look what is happening in birmingham tonight . tonight. >> community leaders have been speaking to the police as well, because palestine free palestine , because palestine free palestine, i think apologies for the language you're hearing, but a sense of the anger. i think you can hear there. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> casey i think we. becky >> casey i think we. becky >> i've got to say , because this >> i've got to say, because this i feel very sad about this whole thing because people took to the streets initially with, legitimate concerns. so many people would say that their concerns have been ignored for way too long. i think a lot of those

lorraine. at 6.18, and the man convicted of killing a baker in oakland. >> is sentenced to 7 years in prison. mild. birch pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and robbery in the 2023. robbery that led to the death of jennifer angel. angel was a social justice advocate and the owner of angel cakes, the she was sitting in her car. he behind a bank in oakland when birch broke into the car, grabbed her purse and she tried to take the purse back. she ended up being dragged by the getaway car. angel was seriously injured. she ended up dying 3 days later. the 19 year-old birch was arrested 4 months after that happened. police in redwood city are looking for this man who assaulted 2 elderly people in separate incidents yesterday morning around 7.38, in the morning. the first assault happened in the parking lot of a grocery outlet that store at broadway between walnut and maple streets and then there was an assault in the front of the entrance of the san mateo superior court. so here's another look

and >> what lorraine. thank you so much for joining us. so we could learn a little bit more about this. good luck with the study can lead to. here are the results. both much for having another big story that we're watching, the high levels of lead that have been found in the drinking water. nearly 2 dozen oakland unified school, some of the lead levels almost 20 times the allowed limit. but teachers, some parents say they were just notified about this last week and say that students who are in summer school, we're exposed to the sled for months. kron four's jeff moment has more. >> stuart level just finished his first week as a new teacher at oakland unified school district. here's the one from frick. but this is also the first time he's dealing with lead in his students, drinking water, a credibly distressing for the whole stackable says nearly half of oakland unified's campus tested for some lead in their water at around. 22 of the campuses are testing at higher rates than what the district allows at his school district. united academy i

>> somebody like lorraine voles, the vibe this president's chief of staff she is someone that has always been read in on the process and involved in the decision-making process closely in touch with the west wing. >> but as you can imagine, she is somebody that is even more closely involved in everything that is going on. the communication between the west wing and the vice president's office, not to mention, of course then bob altman of the harris campaign. i think how it has been described to me is that there's almost like an over communication right now with everybody close to the vice president, they want to make sure that there are no surprises that there are no mixed, no mistakes. and yeah, the treatment right now that she is getting is one of the democratic nominee for president. it just happens to be a very new role for her, right? >> and you have to wonder what biden's role very quickly as moving forward. >> yeah. i mean, he's very focused on his legacy. he has made very clear though he will do whatever the teams believe is necessary for him to be helpful. >> for for her, right.

so william wyler is a of french men from alsace, a little village in alsace and lorraine coleman, who's he's also jewish. he is sent to hollywood to work for his uncle in the movie industry, the twenties. and then william will become director. maybe now second superlative of the evening, i think is i think he is hollywood's greatest director. he's nominated for 12 best director academy awards. he wins three every he's the only director in an academy award history that every movie he wins for best director also wins for best picture. so he's not just a great director. he also directs great movies, which is something that him important. the other thing he's known for and it's said two different ways, he's as 40 take willy he's also known as 90 take william a stick with 40. take willy because i saw that more often than 90. take willy. but because he would take after take after take, he was a very, very, very demanding director and that demand he produced just the most number of academy award winning actors and actresses in hollywood's okay he has more than any other direct heir that will g

me, michelle, we says, goodness me, michelle, we just feel so angry, in this household tonight, lorraine michelle, i watched this speech and i feel like keir starmer has just made things a whole lot worse, david says i can't even believe it, the prime minister has basically tried to infer it somehow, the fault of far right thugs that children have been murdered. i've got to tell you, i really am seeing a whole lot of anger. i can't even dress it up in any other way to the reaction, the speech that keir starmer has given. keep your thoughts coming in. i'll keep including you in the conversation. but for now, kelvin, >> right. well, you're a centre left prime minister this is a free shot. there are two different issues here. one is the thuggery at southport, which was 101% wrong. the idea that 50 police officers had to be treated in hospital is a disgrace. and i am astonished that any political party knows how far, right or far left you are, would want to get involved in that kind of, brawl against innocent police officers . that's innocent police officers. that's a disgrace. but the other

this comes as one of the co-defendants in this case, lorraine pell agree know just pled guilty. that's the first conviction in the case, and former trump attorney jenna ellis flipped. she has now signed a cooperation agreement with prosecutors. >>> up next, cori bush responding to becoming the second squad member to lose a 2024 primary. we'll head to capitol hill to learn what made the difference there. >>> plus, tropical storm debby's torrential downpours wreaking havoc across the southeast, the dangerous flood conditions with much more on the way. we're live from south carolina ahead. >> the bathrooms are soaking wet. you can't use the bathrooms. we had about maybe a foot in here. >> a foot of water in here. get a free tech check. and special offers. like a free 5g phone, when you switch. don't miss out. get started today. instead of trying the latest weight loss fad join over 5 million people that have switched to golo as a better way to lose weight with golo you simply take one release supplement with each meal and follow the golo for life plan the seven natural plants and t

martin lutherss king assassinatd on the balcony outside of his hotel room in memphis at the lorraine hotel which isot now a national park service and a greatt place to visit and historic site. kennedy assassinated in april and it stunned the nation. we talked about king being chosen to pastor a church inur montgomery alabama because he was a moderate. he wasn't a. he did become a little more interested in direct action in the last couple of years of his life but he had been a figure for moderation someone who would work with both sides. so king is assassinated in april and it stunned the nation kennedy is assassinated in june. while king's is the precursor to arson and looting and violence in 100 american cities in 1968 after kennedys it was when the area and called the pet nomination. johnson had withdrawn from the race on television on march 31. yet given a speech that otherwise was about vietnam and at the very end of it yet a final couple of lines which he had been carrying around in his jacket pockets at the beginning of the year but didn't have the courage to use it. he was pla

martin luther king assassinated on the balcony outside his hotel room of the lorraine hotel which is now our national parks service civil rights site . king is assassinated nin april and it stuns the nation. it's this figure who could be from moderation and not violence and you talked about king being not chosen as a pastor of a church because you wasn't a black panther . he did become a little more interested in direct action but he'd always been kind of a figure for moderation, someone who could work with both sides since i have a dream speech at the incredible lincoln memorial so king is assassinated in april n and it stuns the nation. kennedy's assassination stuns the political class so while king is the precursor to looting and violence in 100 american cities, after kennedy it was almost like an eerie call descended on the nation and johnson had withdrawn from the race on television march 31. he had given a speech that otherwise was about vietnam and at the end of it he had a final couple months which he been carrying around in his jacket pocket since the beginning of the year b

. >> somebody like lorraine voles, the vibe this president's chief of staff she is someone that has alwayseen read in on the process and involved in the decision-making process closely in touch with the west wing. >> but as you can imagine, she is somebody that is even more closely involved in everything that is going on. the communication between the west wing and the vice president's office, not to mention, of course then bob altman of the harris campaign. i think how it has been described to me is that there's almost like an over communication right now with everybody close to the vice president, they want to make sure that there are no surprises that there are no mixed, no mistakes. and yeah, the treatment right now that she is getting is one of the democratic nominee for president. it just happens to be a very new role for her, right? >> and you have to wonder what biden's role very quickly as moving forward. >> yeah. i mean, he's very focused on his legacy. he has made very clear though he will do whatever the teams believe is necessary for him to be

but i'm joined today by lorraine jardine , who's the by lorraine jardine, who's the owner here of islayell me what this new legislation really means for owners of xl bullies, an owner of an xl bully can now, as of midnight last night, no longer gift the dog. >> give the dog away or sell the dog. breed the dog. transfer ownership in any way. they must keep the dog and the only other opfion keep the dog and the only other option they have is euthanasia, if they haven't applied for an exemption certificate already, there is no wiggle room for that. >> there's a lot of debate over blaming. the correct side of the leaders were is this a behavioural issue or a training issue, or are these dogs really just bred for their aggression? >> i think it's multifaceted. you have to look at genetics to start with. people don't breed racehorses, without very careful consideration of the genetic line . so obviously genetics line. so obviously genetics count. therefore your nurture nature debate is important. you have to look at where these dogs have to look at where these dogs have come from. have they co

and it's this kind of segregation and you feel like some kind of like untermensch lorraine kelly therest—brexit passport queues to being like a jew in nazi germany, and it totally botch it . botch it. >> but, you know, that's the whole point. you live, you learn, you find your craft, you have fun. >> kirstie allsopp is reported to social services because she let her child travel alone. what has the world come to? on my panel tonight it's express columnist carole malone. we've also got ex—labour minister bill rammell and former tory minister paul scully. oh, yes. and what's going on here? >> still having a good time? >> still having a good time? >> yeah. i'm rocking. yeah when i can, when i'm allowed to do the job i think is good. yeah. i'm happy when i'm not allowed to do the job. i'm not happy. >> get ready. britain here we go . >> get ready. britain here we go. comrade starmer's corruption scandal and sleaze allegations. next . next. >> patrick. thank you. and good evening. the top stories the metropolitan police says a person has been stabbed at notting hill carnival today , notting

been talking over this decision with include folks like jen o'malley, dillon, like sheila nix, like lorraine voles. these are all names that you would be familiar with? if you have spent any time covering the vice president and the vice presidency somebody else that we have talked a lot about is her brother-in-law, tony west this is the former obama justice department official who of course, is now an executive at uber he is somebody that our understanding is somebody who has been in the room i really throughout this process, he has been spending time. we are told at the naval observatory in washington, dc to provide that support as she has been mulling over what is, as we've been talking about, the most consequential decision so far of her political career now, something else, just by way of the dynamics that are at play right now, that ai i want to mention is that we've been talking about this waiting period and how until we get that final decision, we learn about that from kamala harris. everyone is sort of in a wait and see mode, including the campaign making preparations this extends to

martin luther king assassinated on the balcony outside of his hotel room in memphis at the lorraine hotel, is now a national park service. it's a great to visit, if you like. so civil citing his it's a historic site king is assassinated in april and it stuns the nation that this figure who could for moderation and nonviolence or we talked about king being to pastor a church montgomery, alabama because he was moderate. he wasn't one of the ones. he wasn't a black panther. and he wasn't encouraging violence. he did become a little more interested in direct action. and in the last couple of years of his life, but had always been kind of a figure for moderation, someone who could work both sides since his i have a dream speech in 1963 at the wall in of the lincoln memorial. so is assassinated in an and it stuns the nation kennedy's assassination in june stuns the political class. and so while while king's is the precursor to arson and looting and violence in 100 american cities that summer in 68 after kennedy's it was almost sort of an eerie calm descended the nation and johnson in the midst

but i want to talk to someone from the california delegation, lorraine gonzalo is, head of the californiaabour federation. super exciting night. kamala harris — super exciting night. kamala harris is _ super exciting night. kamala harris is a daughter of california. a historic evening. what — california. a historic evening. what has _ california. a historic evening. what has it been like the past few days for yourself and your colleagues in the california delegation?— delegation? i've gone to a coule delegation? i've gone to a coume of _ delegation? i've gone to a couple of conventions, - delegation? i've gone to a i couple of conventions, we've never — couple of conventions, we've never been on the floor, we don't — never been on the floor, we don't usually matter that much. we vote — don't usually matter that much. we vote for the president, we are a — we vote for the president, we are a democratic state, but it's exciting to have our own up it's exciting to have our own up there _ it's exciting to have our own up there-— it's exciting to have our own u- there. �* i. ., up there. and yo

now i'm joined today by lorraine jardine, who owns the islay dog rescue here in ayrshire and lorraineagain, tell me now it's illegal at the current for state to rehome xl bullies, but you have had kind of crossings with them in the past, haven't you? >> we have indeed. we've had several xl bullies over the years, some rehomed with great success and some with less success, so it has been a bit of a mixed bag and, you know, one one of the key parts over the last six months that we've seen after that law came into effect earlier in wales and england, were streams of people bringing up dogs from england and wales to scotland, >> do you think that kind of those actions have made the situation worse up here? >> i think so, definitely. i know the scottish government chose not to bring the legislation in at the same time as the english government. and whilst they weren't mocking the engush whilst they weren't mocking the english government in any way, or, you know, trying to be clever, i'm sure they were trying to take a more balanced approach to it, but unfortunately what happened was that b

fritz, 31 year-old develop its sanchez and 21 year-old lorraine rodriguez led them to believe. >>it was at the hands of the same suspect specifically. all 3 victims commercial workers. a vocation that subjected them to violence. as well as extreme exploitation in february of 2023, the ventura county sheriff's cold case unit began re-examining the 1977 cases. and thanks to the efforts of the ventura county sheriff's cold case unit along with the oxnard and port 20 me police departments, dna evidence collected from the crime scenes pointed to alexander with a perfect dna match. on tuesday, alexander was extradited from north carolina where he is awaiting prosecution for a 1992 cold case murder. he allegedly committed their dna uploaded to the national database from the north carolina case helped lead detectives here in ventura county to alexander. investigators now hope this arrest brings some semblance of closure to all of the victims families just because case has gone cold. does not mean it should ever be forgotten in. this is active investigation. we do indeed believe there a

and >>lorraine, thank you so much for joining us. so we could learn a little bit more about this.e study can lead to. here are the results. thanks so much for having high levels of lead have been found in drinking water and nearly 2 dozen oakland unified schools. some of the lead levels are 10 or 20 times the allowed limit. teachers and parents say they were just notified last week and say students in summer school were exposed to the lead for months. kron 4 shock moment has more. >>stuart level just finished his first week as a new teacher at oakland unified school district. here's the one from frank. but this is also the first time he's dealing with lead in his students, drinking water, a credibly distressing for the whole stackable says nearly half of oakland unified's campus tested for some lead in their water at around. 22 of the campuses are testing at higher rates than what the district allows at his school district. united academy is language one of the drinking fountains tested for ted times the acceptable limit set by the district. >>how can we be poisoning our students

just don't tell lorraine kelly that you know. in what way have we embarrassed ourselves? like children dunng >> we behaved like children during the brexit negotiations. it took us nearly a decade to figure it out. and the ons, the government's own figures, show us that it's costing us a million pounds every single houn million pounds every single hour. that's the average . hour. that's the average. britain is £2,000 worse off. there are nearly 2 million fewer jobs because of brexit, with regions like the north being hit hardest. and that migration, which let's not forget, was one of the key themes of the campaign, is of more people coming into the uk. and obviously that was one of the big problems that we had with with putting remainers in charge of brexit, i imagine. >> but neil, yeah , just to just >> but neil, yeah, just to just on this, you know, starmer is talking about oh great. we've got a closer relationship when it comes to defence with our eu partners. well brilliant. didn't the germans just send what is a basically a load of rainbow coloured helmets to the ukra