louise, your...ook more like a freak than a person, and are you an uncle on your mother’s or father’s side? louise told us that she doesn’t communicate with her, her father hasn’t communicated for a very long time, you discussed this with him, yes, we discussed it and he doesn’t understand what she wants to do with herself, nothing in common happens in their lives, after all we are family and... live together, but you didn’t tell your brother that maybe he should have taken the first step to meet louise, because louise perceives his leaving the family as a betrayal, he knows about it, yes , this is one of the main things that he and i do not agree on, that after all, he abandoned his family, the mother stopped communicating, went to work with her daughter, she was left alone and in no way... began to disfigure herself, i don’t think that i’m disfiguring myself, it seems to me, i’m absolutely sure that i’m only making myself better if i i have the opportunity to look even better, i will look even bett

here's louise lear. what are the chances of a white christmas, louise?ise? ithink bing crosby on _ christmas, louise? ithink bing crosby on the _ christmas, louise? ithink bing crosby on the radio _ christmas, louise? ithink bing crosby on the radio is - christmas, louise? ithink bing crosby on the radio is the - christmas, louise? ithink bing crosby on the radio is the only | crosby on the radio is the only chance of a white christmas at the moment. maybe in scotland, but it's going to be incredibly cloudy and mild. that is what we have had today. temperatures down along the south coast, but look at the far north—east of scotland, only one degree in shetland today and yes, there were some snow showers. that's because you are in this colder air but generally speaking, most of us are behind this weather front. we have this mild, cloudy, damp and drizzly story. where that weather front bumps into the cold air, over the next few hours, we are likely to see snow in scotland. as much as ten centimetres over higher ground, but as we go through the day, it will

i what are the chances of a white christmas, louise?— christmas, louise?think bing crosby on _ christmas, louise? ithink bing crosby on the _ christmas, louise? ithink bing crosby on the radio _ christmas, louise? ithink bing crosby on the radio is - christmas, louise? ithink bing crosby on the radio is the - christmas, louise? ithink bing crosby on the radio is the only | crosby on the radio is the only chance of a white christmas at the moment. maybe in scotland, but it's going to be incredibly cloudy and mild. that is what we have had today. temperatures down along the south coast, but look at the far north—east of scotland, only one degree in shetland today and yes, there were some snow showers. that's because you are in this colder air but generally speaking, most of us are behind this weather front. we have this mild, cloudy, damp and drizzly story. where that weather front bumps into the cold air, over the next few hours, we are likely to see snow in scotland. as much as ten centimetres over higher ground, but as we go through the day, it will turn

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and dw sign at correspondent louise osborne joins me here in the studio for more. hi louise. we just sold the massive impact. that's the flooding had on people in, in pakistan. what specifically is making it so difficult now to, to get life back to normal? i mean, these countries are incredibly vulnerable, so not only are they fundable to the impacts of climate change that they've done blissful to contribute to in terms of funding of fossil fuels. but they are also incredibly vulnerable when it comes to the infrastructure that they already have in place. these are developing countries that are still building often and so are not able to cope with the kind of, you know, delegation of water that we store. for example, with that, but those flooding last extraordinary flooding was an extraordinary and i mean, thought flooding low cost around $40000000000.00 that was estimated by the pac study government. and so, you know, they just need help and money to be able to deal with those kinds of, of impacts that they're saying. mm hm. so, a huge need for help. let's talk about this les

all right, let's get more from the w clement correspondent, louise osborne, who file that report for us could see. louise, i mean if we're being honest was, and it always going to be really difficult to get to achieve a fossil fuel phase out. you know, given that this is climate conference is being hosted by the way that the, you know, what are the well biggest oil and gas produces? i mean, it's been a huge concern ever since it was, and i was also the president would be the head of the, the states, oil company even. and you know, there has been, the kind of fossil fuel has been on the agenda more in this call than ever before. not only in terms of the phase out or face down, but also, you know, in terms of the, the interest that have been put forward from the fossil fuel lobby as themselves. and we see that there are companies who are definitely there and involved oil companies like b, p, n, e and a total that are showing exactly the real science who are also on the delegations of some of these countries. um, but the problem is that, you know, we have a lot of countries that are tak

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i'm drawing now by our climate reported louise osborne, who's been closely covering the comp 28. so we just tell us more about the climate club. what is it actually and what, or it's very specific objectives. so the price is a pet project of tons that are all of charles and he launched it yesterday together with kelly as apartment nation. and the idea is to bring together industrialized and global south countries to develop standards for a greeting industry. and also to make sure that the transfer of technology can go over to developing countries to help them you know, develop their industry and keep doing that as well. making sure that they're not missing as much as you know, the level most countries have done in the past. germany is, is often viewed internationally as a 4 runner, if you will, on dealing with climate change resulting those issues. but is it really well? that's right. i mean, the chancellor actually run on this idea that he was going to be the climate transfer, but it's very clear that germany is not doing enough to meet its own reduction targets with regards to

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louise beevers ending that report.e trained by britain face imminent deportation to their taliban—controlled homeland. the figures were gathered by a network of afghan veterans. the uk government has denied accusations of betraying the soldiers, saying it has brought thousands of afghans to safety. a teenage boy has appeared in court charged with murder after a woman was shot dead in east london. lianne gordon was killed in hackney last tuesday, and a man and a 16—year—old boy also suffered gunshot wounds. today, a 16—year—old boy was remanded in custody at barkingside magistrates court. he was also charged with two counts of attempted murder. a girl accused of the murder of the transgender teenager brianna ghey in february has told a jury at manchester crown court that she heard a scream and turned round to see her co—accused stabbing her. the 16—year—old, identified only as girl x, became visibly upset as she told the jury she saw another teenager, identified only as boy y, stabbing brianna with a knife. when derbysh

thank you so much, louise.itha al busaidi, who was the youngest 0mani to go to the south pole. that is a great title! you're also an alternative energy scientist, but you witnessed a near avalanche and i'm wondering what impact that had on you and your work. so i think that was actually. the incident that opened my mind in terms of what climatel change and its impacts can do. while we were actually skiing to the pole, there was a fearl of an avalanche that made us really run to the other side i just to ensure that we survived — and that on its own, - that anxiety that you had and that worry actually . was the main reason that. actually pushed me into that space of climate change and advocating for it. i now, what i was interested reading about you, rumaitha, among many things, is that you believe climate anxiety is more pronounced in women — why? so the main reason behind that is the main... - so climate change kind of affects both men - and women very differently. and women actually bear the l major brunt of c

thank you so much, louise.o rumaitha al busaidi, who was the youngest 0mani to go to the south pole. that is a great title! you're also an alternative energy scientist, but you witnessed a near avalanche and i'm wondering what impact that had on you and your work. so i think that was actually - the incident that opened my mind in terms of what climate change and its impacts can do. - while we were actually skiing to the pole, there was a fearl of an avalanche that made us really run to the other side just _ to ensure that we survived — and that on its own, - | that anxiety that you had and that| worry actually was the main reason that actually pushed me into that space of climate change - and advocating for it. now, what i was interested reading about you, rumaitha, among many things, is that you believe climate anxiety is more pronounced in women. why? so the main reason behind that is the main... - so climate change kind of affects - both men and women very differently. and women actually bear the major brunt

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but what it does not do is drive the truck that is louise's job in the best possible outcome is for louise trip is recorded and if there is any problems they have that recording and to the point that was made earlier, fraudulent claims are a big problem especially here in florida, this really does help trucking companies keep a lid on things like that, do drivers worry about big brother privacy, no when they sign on they agree to this and for the most part they say veteran drivers who fill out the old logs with pen and paper may not be on board but drivers like this and it gives them a reason and accountability and they want to prove safe drivers and for us the driving public on the roads with the big trucks is good news as well, it's not actually driving the trucks yet, louise gave me a dirty look, they're not doing that yet but we could be headed in that direction. liz: it'll take you a while, there is a lot of traffic there. florida. going nowhere fast. the statistics are interesting when you look at the self driving trucks in the plans and the testing that they have done pretty much on

elizaveta alekseevna, nee louise badynskaya.the way, very quickly began to speak russian without the slightest accent, which in general she did not do very often, ekaterina dashkova spoke about her, the famous and the head of the academy under catherine ii, confidante catherine ii, who spoke well of few people in general, yes she was sarcastic, yes very sarcastic, yes, she wrote about alexander’s wife, i was attracted to her by her intelligence of education, modesty, friendliness and tact combined with a caution rare for such a young woman. she already spoke russian correctly without the slightest foreign accent. overall, a high performance. in the mouth of dashkova, who i studied russian, very very much. by the way, the letter e is her gift to us. well, this marriage of alexander i, it was like this, it is divided into such parts, at first there was a very stormy period of love, they got along very well with each other. and then a cooling began, unfortunately this happens in marriages, connections appeared with her, with him, s

>> louise, >> but also shaming louise, distrust those views, you distrust for those views, you know,tting out this message know, message and trying to, you know, well, it, isn't it? well, that's it, isn't it? >> and i mean, i don't think louise is vile at all. neither were her remarks. i think it's totally and just totally unfair. and it's just it's just so sabotaging, isn't it, will the it, because people will read the headune headline and not necessarily go and watch the whole interview? >> very desperately unfair. >> yeah. unfair is the word. steve, do you make of this? steve, what do you make of this? because, don't know because, you know, i don't know if metro reader. if you're a metro reader. i mean, it's free. that's mean, it's free. you that's true. you know, a lot of people read it just because it's free andifs read it just because it's free and it's at the station. and even when they it and even when they open it and realise that the quality is quite sort of it quite low, they just sort of it gives you something to do, doesn't why be doesn't it? but this why, why be so why

thank you, louise, for those _ thank you. thank you, louise, for those words. _ thank you.ose words, particularly your emphasis _ those words, particularly your emphasis on service. i think that is so, so _ emphasis on service. i think that is so, so important for us as the labour— so, so important for us as the labour party. you will be a brilliant _ labour party. you will be a brilliant candidate for north—east derbyshire and i hope in time, a brilliant — derbyshire and i hope in time, a brilliant member of parliament. thank_ brilliant member of parliament. thank you to all of you for coming this morning. it is really great to be here — this morning. it is really great to be here in— this morning. it is really great to be here in silverstone, famous across— be here in silverstone, famous across the _ be here in silverstone, famous across the globe as a symbol of british— across the globe as a symbol of british innovation, ingenuity and speed _ british innovation, ingenuity and speed. and notjust in formula 1. also, _ speed. and notjust in formula 1. also, for— speed. and

for more and this i'm joined by our climate reporter louise osborne, who's following this summit from beginning to end for us here. facing a fossil fuels. is that gonna happen any time soon? i mean, it's something that they are talking about this time at least they're talking about either facing out fossil fuels, which is what the u. v. u. s. wants to see, although they're talking about on a basis fossil fuels, this would mean that they could still keep it missing from industry, but that it would be cap should using technology coupling cap to technology. um, the problem is that this hasn't been used to the scale. yeah. used to me. okay. yeah, exactly. so it's just not in place that's the limits infancy. but there are other countries that don't want to see that at all. but united arab emirates, which is hosting the cop conference at the moment and is also a big oil nation, still sees the place for fossil fuels. and so they're looking at phase down. so for the reduction of fossil fuels. and i think actually that's more likely given that all of these countries have to agree and nuclear e

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening.r conditions on wednesday, particularly for those of you returning back from seeing friends and family over the christmas period. now, an early heads up if you're travelling this weekend to see in the new year — there's further heavy rain forecast, maybe some snow likely in the north, and the winds, widespread gales on exposed coasts, so that's worth bearing in mind. through the night tonight, we'll see a rash of showers turning increasingly wintry in scotland, some showers into northern ireland. a milder story further south with rain easing — here, around 5 to 9 degrees. it's going to be a chilly start in scotland, though, still under the influence of low pressure. and with the winds coming round to a northerly, that means that showers to higher ground in scotland could be a mix of rain, sleet and snow. but this weak weather front as well, that's going to produce some persistent outbreaks of showery rain into northern ireland, north—west england, and a westerly flow will drive in a fe

the weeks due to el nino, brazil's president and louise ignacio knew that the silva and members of his government held talks with german chancellor without schultz and his cabinet here in berlin. on monday, both leaders support a free trade agreement between the e u and south americas trading block 9 us and that customer will cycle and meet you on has been pummeling pots of southern india with high winds in torrential rains. at least 4 people have been killed. landfill is expected early on tuesday on the cost of the state of under produce nearly 2000 people have already been evacuated from the area. a heavy rain began pounding to night on sundays. by monday morning there was needed water everywhere. people still went out to buy food and all the supplies, but were blocked by the water was full. from yesterday and so for it was heavy rain so that the blood blocked. click under usually the heavy worth of the stock down the road. we are not able to go on there, but just something like that on the. it's a problem ready. we are facing a very long problem here. for residents of 10 i. this is

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there.round the corner. and once again, it looks likely that the weather is going to play a leading role when pulling down the final curtain of this year, because this weekend we are likely to see further heavy rain. snow is likely even at lower levels in the north for a time. and once again, the winds are a feature. it's this area of low pressure that's drifting towards our shores and it will gradually move its way steadily east. ahead of it — brief ridge of high pressure that's going to allow for those temperatures in scotland to fall well below freezing. a cold, icy, but hopefully sunny start to your new year's eve. that's where the best of the drier weather will be. cloud and rain gathers out to the west, some of it really heavy across north—west england, wales, south—west england, accompanied by gales, particularly on exposed coast. but central and south—eastern england will stay dry and bright and still relatively warm with 11—12 degrees celsuis. a colder story in scotland. and where t

recorded torrential rainfall for weeks due to the el nino weather phenomenon preserves president louise and i feel the silver and members of his government held talks with german transfer all children. his cabinet here in berlin monday. both leaders support a free trade agreement between the european union and south america is america sort training, blah sykes, loan. michelle has begun publishing parts of southern india with high winds adjourned to range, at least 4 people have been killed. landfall is expected early on tuesday, on the coast of the state of andre projects. nearly 2000 people have already been evacuated from the area. so heavy rain began bounding to night on sundays. by monday morning there was needy water everywhere. people still went out to buy food and not the supplies, but were blocked by the water was full. from yesterday and so for it was heavy rain so that the black block clicked under, usually the heavy want of stock down the road. we are not able to go on there, but just something like that on the it's a problem. ready? we are facing a very long problem. yes. fo

podcast russia-west on the swing of history, then alexander pervo's wife, elizaveta alekseevna, nee louisecated, very beautiful, by the way speaking, she very quickly began to speak russian without the slightest accent, which in general is not such a common thing. ekaterina dashkova, the famous and head of the academy, spoke about her. about alexander’s wife, i was attracted to her by her intelligence, modesty, friendliness and so combined with caution, which is unusual for such a young woman, she already spoke russian correctly without the slightest foreign accent, in general a high characteristic, in the mouth of dashkova, who studied russian , very very, by the way, the letter e is her. a gift to us, well, this marriage of alexander ii, it was so divided into such parts, at first there was a very stormy period of love, they got along very well with each other, so, and then a cooling began, unfortunately this happens in marriages, connections appeared with her, with him, she gave birth to two daughters, not from alexander, although alexander... the first accepted these daughters as his o

with emergency choose grumbling to find those missing and destruction also in the western city of louise, fish federal homes and schools have been destroyed while there's a lot of damage. 10 residential buildings, practically all of them, of damage to the wind in some old windows blew out doors. i walked back with our communities who is blowing into pieces. these images are from the catholic, these keys a warehouse burned down by russian strikes. in the early hours, many took shelter in the metro station waiting for the end of the shelling. cleaning of the should see the manage to intercept more than a theme is size and around. 30 jones, but russia sees or targets were hit. the mass of with deck has left many in shock. ukraine sees after disciplined bergman. any doctor for twos with moscow appears to be impossible correspondence on your found. okay, joins us from keith. so here i believe these attacks have continued throughout the day. that's correct, then i mean, i was just sheltering not too long ago in a metro station along with crowds of people because it was get to know the every to

spend for more on this i'm joined by our climate reporter louise osborne, who is following the cop 28 for us from beginning to end. let's take off. but if you don't mind what mikaela just said, is that even on the cards that the nations could agree to be done with fossil fuels, it is on the agenda that talking about so cool phase out of fossil fuels. so this would be just dropping fossil fuels altogether over a particular timeline. or they're also considering a phase down which is increasingly bad for reducing fossil fuels. um, the thing is, is that, you know, your opinion about us would like to see a say he's out. but only of unabated fossil fuel. so this basically means that they would want to keep and ms. chang uh, in an industry for example. but that the mission should be captured at the source. so, um, through coupling cap to, for example, the problem with this is that it's a technology that still in its infancy and hasn't been proved at scale. the united arab emirates, which is hosting the conference, says there's still a place for fossil fuels in the world. and so i think the l

with emergency choose, grumbling to find those missing and destruction also in the western city of louise, fish federal homes and schools have been destroyed. while there's a lot of damage in the den residential buildings, practically, all of them are damage to the wine and some old windows blew out doors. a lot that goes in our communities who is blown into pieces. these images are from the catholic, a keys, a we're house burned down by russian strikes in the early hours. many took shelter in the metro station, waiting for the end of the showing you cleaning of the should see the manage to intercept more than 18 marseilles in around 30 jones. but russia sees or targets were hit. the mass of with deck has left many in shock. ukraine sees often disciplined bergman. any doctor for to speak must go, appears to be impossible. irrate alerts was still sounding in ukraine not long ago . the don't use on you finally got told me the attacks may not be over yet. that's correct, then i mean, i was just shuffling not so long ago in a metal station along with crowds of people because it was get anothe

speaking at the macro, so summit of south american nations resilient president, louise, you nice to let us silver expressed his concern about the deepening dispute result . she has a border with both venezuela and today on a new book here. she one point that you know something we don't want in south america is war. we don't need a war, we don't need conflict and what we need for is to build peace voice. 3 advice of the dispute is over as a key will begun many decades ago. we off the w's less than america. correspondent nichols with white president nicholas and my doodle revived venezuela's claim over the region. a rich resources, not only offshore, are they also in the dense forest off of the it's a key will region. we're talking about the gold medium risk of so this is quite a money making machine. this would be quite a boost for any economy of any country. really. that's why that's so much interest in the region. and at the same time i doodle is heading into election campaign next year of and it's a lot, it's probably going to hold elections. he's trying to be a position himself. he's

that's louise's if so, when the unit guys, linux i just don't have to do with english, they also thought i turned both assuming those images, they're still renewable in the book with submissive, saying code for the final to the course to a different . she has to remind you there's still one some easy deal with that. most of the this is elizabeth constantino bluffed off in the drinking spacecraft. so tomorrow he'll head to l a. and then onto the space x company. we have the longest go out because he is cool. so, so much lucy lloyd, the steel stay open to go to get a hold of legal medical. so what i'm supposed to do is, you know, get it down here for most of the machine, some interior regional sales thoughts. and then if you have the phone book or something that's always difficult, you something has to tell me to hold this under the supervision people. do i have to show you what the, what the shuttles loop each so to over to me on the clothes on your machine. so you can use to treat everyone with honesty and you can stay on the single. so let's just go ahead and just as long as you want yo

that's louise's of to one unit cuz they don't have to deal with english. they also thought they're both assuming those images. they're still renewable. any book with submissive, saying before the find it here of the fortunately, the 1st to move through your mind here with you to discuss the rest of the story. one, some easy deal for the move, the constant in new bloss dolphin, a dragon spacecraft. so tomorrow he'll head to l a and then onto the space x company. we up at the longest function to see the way the simple steel stay open to get a hold of legal bulk of what i'm supposed to do is, you know, going down here for the machine of the machine some interior regional. you will see the so you always have somebody is visited for sales thoughts and then if you have the phone book or something you can use to tell me to send it to sit with at least 2 billings people do. i have to show you what the, what the shuttles loop each to go over to me on the clothes machine. so let's click on your system to treat everyone with honesty and you can stay too much on the s

louise chen joining us.mes to novo and lilly when those stocks have worked in tandem with each other over the last year or so is what's already discounted in their prices, in their valuation in terms of how much these obesity drugs can grow and for how long? >> yeah, thank you for having me. so, look, i think there's still a long runway for obesity. over the next five years. 60% we're looking at how these companies are gring with manufacturing capacity at strength. those will get resolved. i think expectations are still going to be too low d will come in above forecast on the street, for both earningfor these companies on the obesity side. >> in terms of the potential competition, we talked about this pfizer effort, which is quite a different approach, but obviously this is now a bonanza, what do you think is likely to be facing novo and lilly on new entrants and then pricing? >> yep. so i think that over the longer term, i do see pricing moderate, especially when weave orioles coming to the market. but i do

misogyny generally flourish there, as concluded in an independent report by member of the house of lords louiseead of the ministry of internal affairs of britain, cleverly, was apparently imbued with these morals. only a month and a half in office was enough. the other day the minister decided to publicly show off his wit. and at the prime minister’s residence, under sunaki, he said that he constantly gives his wife a rape drug. drug called ro-hypnol. and this is supposedly the secret of a happy marriage. his wife always smiles, never swears, behaves as calmly as possible, that’s what he said. cleverley's controversial announcement came just hours after promising to fight a growing epidemic of drugging british women into drinking in bars to rape them. traditional present. christmas treats for the police, thank you, help yourself, but the foreign secretary's statements are not so sweet, just hours after announcement of a reform aimed at reducing the number of deliberate alcohol poisonings to commit crimes, james cleverley joked about spiking his wife's drink every night, according to the sunday

and i went together to the end, together too, i’m sorry, you will become, yes, yes, if you, like louiseives and those around you, call or write to our editorial office. we will continue on monday with a new dna test right now. having learned that my mother once had younger sisters who were taken into foster families, the ninth-grader decided to find them at all costs. mikhail shitikov turned to us for help and a dna test. hello, mikhail, hello, have you decided, no matter what it takes, to please your mother and find her sisters? yes, i decided to please my mother, thanks to the fact that finding and uniting my sisters and my aunts is very important and exciting for me. but mom herself doesn’t against your search? how did you even find out that you have aunts? my mother and i went to the cemetery, and she tells me that there were five children in the family, and two girls were separated and pitied. that is, three children remained in the family, three children, and two children, and two children were taken to an orphanage, she said that the girls were taken to the village of hitelo, rep

response to the world around you, to think your writing does in the world and why don't we begin with louise are the questions it will go over to roxane. >> well,s yeah, i was born in tijuana and you know, all you have to do is be from tijuana to learn what the human heart is like from people who are not from tijuana. you know, my motivation i didn't even realize it was to bear witness from the beginning, that the people that i knew and grew up with and ultimately represented were i thought the most fabulous, interesting, real people in the world. and then we left tijuana and settled in san diego, and i found out suddenly that tijuana was filthy, dirty, sinful prostitutes, dope. i thought, what? what happened? you know, so it became really important for me.ne not only to bear witness but to be the witness, you know, because everybody had stores. everybody had death, everybody had feelings. and the majority of the people that i was with in my boyhood didn't write, didn't tell stories except amongst themselves, didn't have access to an audience for a public. you know, i don't know how roxane f

few months ago on the stage of the bolshoi theater, a performance, the premiere of verdi's opera louisehould act as an evaluator, like everyone alive, i don't know , probably some problematic things, which would probably be better said by people from inside the big theater, uh, it seems to me right to throw stones in a glass house, glass walls, it seems to me that we should be grateful to all those who served this theater until today, and of course look forward to new pages in the life of this great theater, already associated with the new director. georgy gerodich, tell me how difficult it is in your opinion to be the head of the country’s two largest and most important marinsky theaters, i can’t even imagine, i’ve already told my colleagues several times today, uh, even imagining that fantastic regime i saw up close, this regime of his 24 hours a day of work, tours, performances, concerts, festivals, absolutely everything, but even with his incredible energy of course

and i'm to louise's, all women. great is shaking out pakistan's comedy. see. and like taking lots of met the price this the, the how about tunes are rehearsing for performance tomorrow? they're an all female comedy. true. which is new for progress time. when i'm to that we just started doing comedy, mixed groups where the only option was quantity to that i joined it was 4 guys and i was only good and they were going to do like a joke. so i'd say x ray, like 90 dirty jewels and i was like really shy as a lag then and i was like, oh or they don't get involved in? how do i like new lot of this? and when natalie was do a show or performances or even to her, as soon as i would always get to play a mom or a doctor or a cecelia or a live flip, automatically the men would always end up taking the fine. you got it years or the more you need different guys so they would always be like yeah, if i play organic, i'd be a dirty, creepy food or after the, i think this needs a bad it's a guy has to, i can. but when, when you're available could i could i said like this as i'm

incredible courage from louise. our thanks to louise for sharing her story.the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning, i'm asad ahmad. a school in north east london is on high alert this morning after it received a threat to "kill everyone" at the school. police are stepping up patrols near a muslim school in redbridge after they received the threatening letter. local mp and shadow minister wes streeting has written urgently to the home secretary calling on the government to "safeguard muslim communities from hatred and discrimination". the government says home secretary james cleverly has recently met with representatives from the muslim community to discuss "the most effective ways of tackling anti—muslim hatred". the fast food chain mcdonald's is today looking for a homeless man after one of their security guards soaked the ground where the man was sitting. mcdonald's has apologised for what happened on saturday on victoria street in central london. the company said it's removed the third—party security guards involved and wants to find the m

and i'm to louise's old women group shaking out pakistan's, comedy, see, and like taking lots of met the price this the, the how about tools are rehearsing for performance tomorrow? they're an all female comedy. true. which is new for practice time. when i'm to that we just started doing comedy, mixed groups where the only option was committed to that joined. it was 4 guys and i was only good and they were gonna do like a joke. so i'd say x ray like 90 dirty jewels and i was like really shy as a lag then and i was like, oh or the don't get them. * and how do i like new lot of this and whenever we would do a show or performances, or even this is that would always get to play a mom or a doctor or a cecilia are alive like automatically the men would always end up taking the fine you got it yours or the more you need different guys so it would always be like yeah, if i play organic, i'd be a dirty, creepy food or after so easy, i can see this movie mad. it's a got it. so i can. but when, when you're available, can i, can i sit like this in athens, things you might as people one perceive

here's louise with a look at this morning's weather.be the snow?— it's all about the cold and maybe the snow? ., ., , ., ,, ., ., the snow? yeah, do you know what? 0 erabl the snow? yeah, do you know what? operably one — the snow? yeah, do you know what? operably one of _ the snow? yeah, do you know what? operably one of those _ the snow? yeah, do you know what? operably one of those days - the snow? yeah, do you know what? operably one of those days to - the snow? yeah, do you know what? operably one of those days to sit - the snow? yeah, do you know what? operably one of those days to sit in i operably one of those days to sit in and watch tv and some of those classic christmas movies —— probably. a miserable start of the day, cold and wintry hazards out there as well with notjust the cold and frost up some dents and freezing fog patches for some of us and also still got the risk of some snow showers and some ice around self language, microsoft outlook at south lanarkshire. snow through western scotland and some icy stretches here. th

the remains have been identified as louise alonso they say he was originally from el salvador, but is believed to have been working in las vegas at the time. they say he may have also worked with the u.s. coast guard and the navy in san francisco about a decade before he died from the biggest trial of the year in south carolina to new accusations in one of the midwest's, most shocking murder cases. >> a lot happened in the world of true crime this year. here's brian entin with a recap. >> is there anything you want to your surviving family members? you if you plan to appeal hour. >> it is the 2023 verdict that sent shockwaves through south carolina after the trial of the century. one slow country royalty. attorney alec murdock, convicted of killing his wife and son guilty verdict. >> signed by the for lady 3 to 23. >> it took the jury and collagen county, south carolina, just 3 hours to deliberate and come to a verdict in the case. even the judge seemed to take it personally and the murder of you. >> wife maggie murdaugh. term of the rest of your natural life. >> for the murder of pau

i spoke to louise salomon.s blowing a bit of a gale out there," like you do. and then the hail started hitting the window and ijust looked out the window and it was just white, the wind was just going that fast and i couldn't see anything. i thought my windows were going to come through. it was that loud. and itjust was like one lightning strike. and it lasted about 30 seconds, a minute, and stopped. and then all the alarms started and all the neighbours came out and there was just so, so much damage. we've got so many trees around us that were just all snapped. so do you think the actual fast wind, the tornado, only lasted about a minute, you think? yeah, i mean, to be fair, it felt a lot longer because it was just...i was kind of froze, like i didn't know whether to move, whether to run, where to run to. and itjust seemed to happen quite quickly. and the wind was building up and it was just getting louder and louder and louder and it was just really frightening. and it's just nothing that i've seen before. go

it's always nice to see when you know the people who created an app like this, like pablo and mary-louise. um, it creates a sense of community. there are they looking to expand to any other cities, and could that happen soon? >> so that was one of the things pablo had mentioned to me, which was that in the feedback he's gotten online and from others using the app, um, there's been a lot of interest in expanding to other cities like the ones you mentioned me were montreal, chicago, uh, los angeles, which you mentioned, uh, has a lot of issues with people getting parking tickets, having a hard time keeping track of, uh, the street cleaning schedules there. so so he is thinking of expanding the app to, to other cities, but i don't know where those efforts stand right now. >> have you had a chance to use it? >> i you know, i actually haven't had the chance to use it. i'm afraid i did sign up for the beta, but i luckily i live in a neighborhood where i do tend to be able to park on the same street every night because it's low density enough. yeah but this would be especially helpful for those

crisis of implementing harsh of the 1st measures were announced this tuesday by economy minister louise capital. so he announced that 50 percent evaluation of the be so currency which was kept artificially low with capital controls, lift subsidies of transport and energy defense, public works and shut downs, 9 ministries, among other things. and we'll see more full gallery. so we're always attacking the consequences and the programs politically. we have always been addicted to deficit, to solve the problem and never solve the root of the problem. that's why we have the recurring crisis, and we're looking for who to blame for years now or do, you know, has been struggling with very high inflation in the past few months has been around 10 to 12 percent each months. there's also exchange rate controls of useful thing, different types of exchange rates in this country. and that's why president have you had any leg is saying that our agency has economy needs to be, we organize the big question now. is it impacts that in many of the people among recession even higher inflation? the big questi