retail outlets such as the lotte in accra have become showcases for this new breed of creative stars.emporary fashion from across africa, both local clientele and tourists serve to promote design excellence. so i started the lot in 2019, and at the time, there was a lot going on in the african fashion luxury space but there wasn't a space people where people could actually come in — a one—stop sort of shop — to experience african luxury and to see brands from all over the continent. so i think a lot of it has to do with — well, i guess, social media. so now there's a lot more access to see what's on offer before you actually experience a product. and in ghana there's been a huge influx of people coming from all over the world, africa, europe and britain, so especially for the lotte, we have a lot of travellers who have seen or heard about the store through that time as well who come in, yes. the digital world has accelerated the expansion of the african fashion industry and provided its creatives with a host of platforms beyond retail outlets and catwalks to define what african fashio

but sheriff leon lott knew they couldn't close the case without thoroughly checking out brett's storye there and two of them were dead. we had to rely on him to explain to us what happened, so we listened to everything that he was saying and then we would go back and check it. >> investigators went over brett's account, starting with the moment bryan entered the house. before long, something unusual came to their attention. brett told police he was sitting on the downstairs toilet when he heard the shots ring out. but one of the female crime scene investigators notice this. the toilet seat was up. >> our csi lieutenant is a female, and she made mention of that because it particularly bothered her. >> of course, it takes a woman to notice that. >> right. >> as they poured over crime scene photos, another small but important detail jumped out. bryan's jim bag with ammunition and an empty magazine clip big visible. >> the unusual thing about it, those items were found on top of the clothing of the items in the bag. >> unusual because of what they noticed on the home security video that c

belgian lotte kopecky finished third on the champs elysees. in france in 1989, but this has been officially sanctioned and organised by those in charge of the mens�* race. there are seven more stages to go. two days to go before england face sweden in the women's european championship. they'll face each other at sheffield united's bramhall lane on tuesday night. germany will take on france on wednesday. matt graveling has been at the england team hotel in south west london. as we enter the business end of this competition, the lionesses are still very much in the hunt after a hard—fought very much in the hunt after a hard —fought extra very much in the hunt after a hard—fought extra time win against spain on wednesday. theyjoined the last four, with sweden, germany and france but in the last three major tournaments, it is at this stage when england left the competition. how are they feeling about tuesday's game. earlierwe how are they feeling about tuesday's game. earlier we heard from the striker, fran kirby.— game. earlier we heard from the

here again is keith morrison with the hometown hero and homecoming queen. >> sweet jane lott.rged. >> it seems like she was controlled in my opinion. >> and across the street neighbor. >> he's there standing there while she's pulling weeds pulling up gutters, washing his truck, and he's not lifting a finger to help or? come on. >> well, jane seemed one nervous? >> like a scary little rabbit. >> i was always a little bit leery about what was going on in the home. >> she said this remained of of a mother vulnerable creature. >> jane was like a scared little cat constantly giving a little twitch looking over her shoulder to see if someone was behind her. >> and this from jane's former coworker. >> he was very aggressive, he was very demanding and when he said jump, she would go how high. >> how strange it was she thought that jane always wore long sleeves even when it was hot outside. but more disturbing -- >> there were times when she would come in. i noticed on her face it looked swollen and she would never comment how it happened. >> there were several times i saw bruising on

anderson: i am vaguely familiar with john lott. john lott is one of the heroes of the kind of second amendment school of individual rights, of guns, guns everywhere kind of deal, of being against gun safety regulations. as i had mentioned earlier, i haven't been pro-gun, anti-gun, but what i have been is for reasonable gun safety laws, such as there is no reason to have semiautomatic weapons in the hands of civilians on our city -- so it is being commonsense about it and not doctrinaire. host: david in tennessee, text message. "i agree with what i believe is your critique of our racist and violent society, but we have created a collateral, parasitic layer of well compensated, commentators and helpers, many of them ensconced in universities, a critical foundation of the system, who appeared to be neutralized by the dominant culture." comment? prof. anderson: ok. i thought i knew where that was headed, then it veered in another way. i think part of what you are laying out here is that there are scholars who feed on the kind of ills i

wiebes timed her sprint to perfection to beat her compatriot marianne vos and belgium's lotte kopeckysers have allowed the top female professional riders to compete an official multi—stage race. there are seven more stages to go. canada's brooke henderson won her second major title in dramatic fashion at the evian championship in francehenderson holed—out with a birdie on the final hole to avoid a playoff. she hasn't won a major since the pga championship in 2016. it was definitely an interesting day, deafening at the start that i wanted but i stayed pretty patient, as patient as i could under the circumstances, going into the back nine, the saying is that majors are one on the back nine on sunday so i try to keep that in mind and knew that i was still in it if i could have a solid back and i was able to make a few birdies, and to make the birdie on 18 feels really nice. the final and decisive men's one day cricket international between england and south africa was a washout in leeds. south africa were only halfway through their innings on 159—2 at headingley — when persistent rain fo

belgian lotte kopecky finished third on the champs elysees.seven more stages to go. brooke henderson has won the fourth women's golf major of the year, the evian championship. it all went down to the final green. the canadian had blown a two shot overnight lead, and needed to birdie this to avoid a play—off against the american sophia schubert. that secured her second major, six years after she won the pga championship. england's charley hull was two shots behind henderson in a five—way tie for third. the final major of the year is the women's british open at muirfield in a fortnight. double olympic champion alistair brownlee is expected to make a comeback after a back injury for the very first pto triathlon event in canada. the newly launched series is part—owned by the athletes is looking to reboot the sport with bigger prize funds. it is about making it engaging for fans to watch and i think that is partly about the distance, but i think it's as much about the course and as much as how it is broadcast, so can we tell the stories of athletes

wiebes timed her sprint to perfection to beat her compatriot marianne vos and belgian lotte kopecky of in 33 years tour de france organisers have granted the top female professionals an official multi—stage race. there are seven more stages to go. the final round of the penultimate women's major of the year, the evian championship is underway in france. brooke henderson held a two shot lead overnight in france but that's disappeared. she's one shot behind new leader sophia schubert. the canadian is looking for her second major title, six years after winning her first. england's charley hull could make a charge — she was two shots off the lead a few moments ago. it's the final day at the world atheltics championships in oregon. great britain are up to five medals after the 100 metre sprint relays in the early hours of this morning. that was bronze for the men's team, but for dina asher smith and the women there was disappointment. our sports correspondent andy swiss was there. a day of relay drama for britain but ultimately delight, a medalfor the men in a truly frantic final. the us we

wiebes timed her sprint to perfection to beat her compatriot marianne vos and belgium's lotte kopecky the top female professional riders to compete an official multi—stage race. canada's brooke henderson won her second major title in dramatic fashion at the evian championship in france. henderson was top of the leaderboard when she four—putted on the front nine, but she came roaring back, birdying the last to avoid a play—off. it was definitely an interesting day, definitely not the start that i wanted, but i stayed pretty patient — as patient as i could under those circumstances. and then going into the back nine, you know, the saying is that majors are won on the back nine on sunday, so ijust tried to keep that frame of mind and knew that i was still in it if i could have a solid back, and was able to make a few birdies, which was nice, and then obviously to make that birdie on 18, that makes it feel really nice. to tennis, and lorenzo musetti needed six match points on sunday to upset top seeded carlos alcaraz in the final of the hamburg european 0pen. the 20—year—old italian claim

this is a lott to complain about, congressman, and yet why aren't the are republicans doing better? that we have for expectations in the congressional races, now 107 days away. and you're talking about a dead heat. pleasure what is wrong with the republicans that you cannot capitalize on such a moment in time where virtually everything is going wrong? >> so let's look at reality, maria. majorities are not given, they are earned. that is a poll, but let's look what happened just in the last month. republicans just won a seat that was 84% hispanic, the second most hispanic seat in the country. biden just won it a year and a half ago by 13 points and obama won by 22. the last time a republican held this seat was more than 100 years ago. myra more if rest has never run before, but she's a minute of the u.s. congress right now. so reare republicans are doing quite well. and i think when the american public sees the commitment to america, it is a plan of a few direction to put america back on track. what the democrats have done by creating inflation, the points that you put up there, put

>> the last lott was negotiated at 93 point $7 million for coffee. if you use the same metric for the 35, depending on which variant, it's approximately 117 to 170, depending on the variant. >> so how are you working with them to bring down costs? >> yes ma'am. we actually are working at multiple angles. part of it is the program office to drive down costs in the actual process, as well as the vendor at sikorsky and -- martin. but there are other things that are helping us. one is congress, their generosity for the addition of two additional air frames, and the last two lots per lot. that was for additional air frames. it helps drives down the cost through quantity by. recently, on the international side, the israelis committed to purchase 12 aircraft with an option for six more, it looks very good that they will go down that road. there are additional opportunities starting to show up for the 53 k. i know it will be part of the berlin airshow this year. so looking at more opportunities to drive down costs through quantity by as well. so approaching

according to 99 bitcoin, there have been a lot of obituaries since 2010 and a whole lott lately. strong now? we have bitcoin podcast heat layah heilpern. what is sparking this move. what is going on? >> thanks, charles, so much. i think what is sparking this rally the market has now more clarity. previously we saw many whales, custodians, major companies taking very risky positions. as a result many have been liquidated. we're at a point most of the leverage flushed out of market, giving the market opportunity to reset. because bitcoin has been able to remain roughly around $20,000, that is a key psychological support. that is a what woo happen in the bull market. retailers are starting to fomo back in. they believe this could actually be the bottom. they don't want to miss the opportunity to buy as much bitcoin as possible at bottom of this market. i do want to make clear, this could possibly be a bear market rally. it is very normal during bear markets to see different cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and ethereum rally anywhere from 20 to 50%, between one to two weeks. we saw thi

and there is a lott to be enthusiastic about here at oshkosh. in a world war ii-era t-6 plane. with we did a hoop and a barrel roll, my first time being upside down in a plane. they told us we pulled 4gs, four times the force of gravity. and while we keep that video rolling, i do want to a talk more about the pilot shortage because it's extremely important. we spoke to a captain with united airlines. her dad brought her to oshkosh when she was 8 years old, and it inspired her to become a pilot. now she's trying to inspire the next generation. >> for many, many years we've had the honor of having an overwhelming number of very highly qualified applicants. and now we just need to make sure that the next generation sees what a fantastic career this is. this is the place to do it. >> reporter: and there are a lot of people who who come here, half a million throughout the week of the air show. a lot of young kids and families to try to inspire them to become pilots. 17,000 aircraft in the airfield here at oshkosh, stu. by the way, for one week a year

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