carole malone, ducati perfectly.oing to be my winner today . oh, no, it's not, it's today. oh, no, it's not, it's not. apparently i did this morning. choose oxford city council, but we've got a double. >> you can't take it away from me now. >> we've got a double net zero, carol i did. it's a graphic error. i did, i'm sorry. >> choose you to win oxford city council not having it. >> if you choose me, that's it, i would. >> the computer says no, no, no, the customer is always right. suzanne evans. yes. >> bill rammell. suzanne evans, thanks very much, headliners is next. patrick is hopefully back tomorrow from his man flu. thanks for joining tomorrow from his man flu. thanks forjoining us. thanks for joining us. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar , sponsors of weather on . solar, sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hi there. time for a look at the weather with the met office for gb news cloud and rain moves east very slowly over the next 24 hours. showers follow the main band of rain that we've seen across western p

joseph malone, ruled out all other possible causes and diagnosed john with suspected cte. what did you think when the doctor told you you have suspected cte, which comes from head injuries? - at first, i was kinda proud, 'cause it meant that i had been doing my job, head first, chin up, face mask here right into his head or his stomach or whatever, whoever i was tackling or blocking. i was doing an number on most of them. but ultimately i paid the price with the concussions that i had over the years, several of them. - [kristine] john played tackle football in knoxville, tennessee starting at the age of 10. - [john] see, i played both ways in high school. i was a fullback and a defensive end. - he was eventually recruited to play defensive end at the university of tennessee. i love this one, the pose. (both laughing) you got it! (laughs) - [announcer] so the ball defense was put to the test early. - [kristine] during his years on the field, john suffered two major concussions where he was knocked out cold, one during practice at the gator bowl where he was hit so hard it s

moses malone, as they are. yes. get surprised by what you find. that wasn't the case with robert kelly. robert kellyé$ had never been in particularly tip top health. he had always suffered from even before the beginning of a civil war from heart trouble. it. he suffered at least two major heart attacks during the war. after the war, he becomes president of washington college in the upper shenand lexington, virginia. people have often scratch their heads, wondering why he became president of this little college, which was on the verge extinction. most of its students had gone off to the war. most of its endowment had gone off to the war too, and wasn't coming back. i think in large measure he took the job when it was offered to him because it got him as far away fromashington, d.c. as he could get without violating the terms of his parole. remember, byhat point, he was under indictment for treason. so he becomesnt. he turns out to be a remarkably ul college president. this man knew how to shake the apples out of the tree. he brings in more than a q

. >> reporter: kristen malone waited frantically as law enforcement searched for possible additionalpects. malone's 11-year-old daughter called her on the phone to tell her she loved her. >> i was able to talk to my daughter just a couple minutes ago, but we still want to be able to touch them and hug them, and i know they are pretty scared. my daughter first called me before they were even released from the school, and it was just screaming at chaos in the background. >> reporter: and hours after this terrifying incident, as you can see, there is still a large police presence here. and for much of the day, school officials have been working to reunite these students with their families. j.b.? >> james: charlie, thank you. tonight, the central u.s. is bracing for another wave of severe storms, with the threat of tornadoes, powerful wind gusts, large hail, and flash floods. this comes on theheels of a tornado that killed one person and injured three others in a small town of westmoreland, kansas, on tuesday. nearly two dozen homes were destroyed. let's get the forecast from meteorolog

i've got daily express columnist carole malone.benjamin butterworth and also political commentator suzanne evans. right. look, carole, i'll start with you on this. is it one rule for us and one rule for everybody else as ofcom way out of line. yeah, i think they are. >> and i have huge respect for roger bolton. i mean, i've known about roger bolton for years now, but let's get some facts here. ten out of the 14 members on the ofcom content board are ex—bbc employees. the figures i pulled up today, in the years 21 to 22, the bbc referred 478 complaints. it got 800,000. it referred which it's allowed to do. these complaints to ofcom. do you know how many were upheld of those complaints? no 1 in 2 whole years. so when you say is it one rule for one. yes. and nadine dorries, when she was culture secretary, she, she was planning to target ofcom for its bias towards the bbc. so it is very definitely biased towards the bbc. >> can i, could i ask do we need a regulator? >> benjamin. yes, i think we do because it really is important to have

malone's first and foremost used to their school. it also belongs to everyone in the neighborhood. it is a place where all ages can come together and find when they get there that there's lots to do. who can put a price tag on boredom? who can add up the cost of unchallenged energies? this kind of round the clock community playground is a new and constructive answer to the urban problem. in 1967, the committee unveiled project trailblazers, a work study, enrichment program for ghetto teenagers. mrs. johnson paid a visit to one of the trailblazer activa shows a vest pocket park and outdoor exhibit area in anacostia. it is located next to the smithsonian neighborhood museum, where trailblazers had also worked. during the summer, these teenagers laid out nature trails, cleared picnic areas and built camping shelters. each trailblazer was provided with a camera and film to record the group's accomplishments. in. further to the north lies watts branch park, a good example of how even the most blighted area can be reclaimed from disaster. this had once been a junk strewn ravine, neglecte

one year after brown v, vivian malone and james hood reached the doors and universithey were blocked by hate.and a governor of alabama. back in washington, president kennedy addressed the nation warning them of moral crisis and bigotry facing the nation. he enacted the civil-rights bill. late that night in jackson mississippi, naacp leader medgar evers was assassinated outside his home. earlier this month i posthumously awarded medgar evers the presidential medal of freedom, our nation's highest civilian honor. [applause] his sp and doors. the naacp's. spirit and odors.that is what i the future recompute build together.an build democracy, not diminish it. protect our freedom, not take it away. a future where the middle class r shot and the wealthy begin to pay their fair share in taxes so we can p for child care, elder care, paid leave. an ideal futurthe planet from a climate crisis in our country from gun violence. above all, i see a future where the full promise of america is available to all americans regardless of religion, race or , background. folks, the idea of america is are

you have to see the big picture, and it's all, it seems to be going with a plan of georgia malone to the italian prime minister and by the end of the pen, the opposition leader in france, both in fluoride parties. if they want to form a more moderate group, that would be able actually to work also with the chris democrats in the p. a and the, the a, if the would then be a hindrance to do that. so they decided actually to get rid of these germans that the or are causing trouble right now says a bad the message here. it sounds like, based on what you're saying is that for, for the european for right, germany's version of the far right is simply it to extreme, how big of a blow. oh, is it going to be then for the the a if the yeah, the strategy of maloney and le pen is to form the a much bigger, moderate appearing group at least into european parliament. and for the, if the, this is a severe blow because they, they have lost the 2 lead candidates, whether you're in elections and now they are kicked out and labeled as to extreme. if this has an impact on the vote is actually in germany i

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and we were having a deep dive here on taylor swift's newest video with post malone.e it or hate it? >> i kind of love it. i'm gianna franco. i honestly -- i will be very honest and i'm not a big taylor swift fan. she's fine. but not my thing. but this is the first album i kind of leaned in on. >> you have to be prepared to like go deep with everything it's like very -- all up in your feelings. good morning, i'm reed cowan and it's thursday. >> you were very judge joy when it came to taylor's dress. you didn't like that selection. >> i felt like she killed a crow and wore it. >> did you want to be judgmental about this view of the bay area. >> the golden ticket for golden gate bridge. >> live look outside on this thursday and jessica, how long are we going to have the clear skies in the forecast? >>> ooh, i wish we could just hold on tight to them for just a smidge longer. but we do have a big change in the forecast for us this week. and it comes at an inconvenient time. saturday morning is all of us just enjoying the first day off from a busy workweek, well, at least

post malone is also slated for a, quote, special country set on sunday night.e today at 10:00 in just a few minutes. gasia todos lados, that is mana, one of the biggest mexican rock groups of all time. the group is fresh off a performance at bottlerock last weekend, and in a couple of days they'll be back performing at the first ever festival called la onda, and thousands will be in napa valley in the coming days for what promises to be a one of a kind music event, organizers say landa is the only major festival in the bay area dedicated to latin music. >> this weekend's lineup includes some of the world's top latin artists. in addition to mana, organizers say it's a historic moment for california's latin community and latin artists everywhere. >> for to us, it just seemed, strange that given the population base, of the bay area, that there wasn't a major festival dedicated to latinos. i think it's time and we're, we're we're excited for everyone to experience this first, this inaugural, lambda test. >> there are some features from bottle rock still at napa val

i have columnist carole malone. i have got journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth and the political correspondent at the spectator, james hill . carole spectator, james hill. carole racist or. fair enough, i don't think it was racist or islamophobic, you know, never mind all the figures that you just quoted there about about the homosexuality not being legal in this country. there was also a warning that 46% of british muslims say that , we british muslims say that, we shouldn't have, homosexual teachers in this country either. it's not acceptable. think about what? what i'm thinking about about the muslims that don't, adhere who don't want to adhere to british values. i'm not talking about the majority. i'm talking about the majority. i'm talking about the majority. i'm talking about a sizeable minority. we're talking about those communities where sharia law is practised , a law that law is practised, a law that completely disenfranchises women in this country. let's talk about the honour killing killings

coach malone was heated during game two against minnesota. carl anthony towns from deep., final minute of the quarter. t wolves had their way after the give me that. two fisted jam for a 28 point lead. and would score 27 and minnesota unbeaten in the play offs rolled 106-80, they are up 2-0 against the defending champs. >>> spike lee with the floor seats was ready for his knicks at the garden. turn over and look at obi toppen. usually see this in the slam dunk contest. final minute tied at 115, dante and the former warrior knocks in the three. 121-117 to take a 1-0 series lead by the way oklahoma city the other unbeaten team in the play offs. oh and to no one's surprise, spurs victor wembanyama was named the rookie of the year. all 7'4" of him. >> the dunk was cool, you mentioned the slam dunk contest. we don't even see incredible dunks or big performances on all star weekend anymore. what has happened to that whole event. >> we need more of that. >> we need more of that. that was cool. >> beating the nuggets by 30 points was pretty wild. >> at the nuggets. >> something i

post malone is also slated for a quote, special country set on sunday night.ingle day tickets go on sale tomorrow. should be a good time. all right, that does it for us. thanks for watching. we'll see you tomorrow at 730, and make sure to download the fox local app to your smart tv. you can stream our newscast stories and find exclusive content right there on your smart tv. be sure to join us tomorrow at 730, and tune in tonight for the 10:00 news here on ktvu. good night everybody. a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspirat

creator, the killers and sturgill simpson headlining in san francisco's golden gate park, plus post malone, daniel caesar, young the giant, k.flay fletcher and chappelle will hit the main stages. the outdoor festival runs august 9th to the 11th. three day passes are on sale right now, and single day passes will be available tomorrow morning. >> a campaign to build a cultural hub for the black community in san jose got a financial boost today. congressman ro khanna announced a $4.8 million federal grant for the african american cultural center of silicon valley. the center would create a complex with affordable housing and a community center that will house several nonprofit agencies. the center has a $200 million price tag. proponents are launching a fundraising drive to secure $50 million for the project this year. >> all right, let's turn to the weather forecast. lovely day. the wind did die down. >> yeah, a little bit. let's get to abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya. yeah. and you can feel the warmth out there, dan. >> and let me show you live views from our tower camer

let's get more on this from the w correspondence. janelle do malone in washington and phoenix moving in. i wrote the welcome post i saw with you felix. so the president wrote to come out of his meeting with joe bottom. if anything more than a good dinner on the promise of close relations with the us. yes indeed, the us had problem is that it will increase investment in can now and companies like coca cola has promised to invest billions of dollars in the country to provide the next 5 years. and that will end up creating over $3000.00 jobs. microsoft has also committed to creating i did have, i did have within the region which will increase k as for positioning as a digital powerhouse within the region. and the areas of increase investments include areas in health, uh, security, and can now we lots of beginning of the area of infrastructure where the largest, the longest part of the road between neighbor will be a little by side will be built to a tune of, of the 474000000000, which will be the lowest total road in africa. other areas i can, yeah, has gained, has been in terms of elec

america, as well as the creators who make money on the platform as all us corresponding. janelle do malone now reports a boat can creek in maryland home to travers like lose the fat and we're getting ready for the season. and his preparations as well as all of his other crab content can be watched on take talk good for another 12 months. he started posting around 4 years ago. now he has $1700000.00 fall is going to change somewhere around new york . i kind of became, i guess by accident the crab guy on the internet just kind of rolled with it, embraced it. and now it's turned into a tone, a kind of business or the sold you the creative, and then showed you had a theme it. so now i'm going to share, i thought many kruber's on take talk download has been able to create a nice from self both online and with customer or you prefer exposure to a large following help them cut out the middle man here and move away from wholesalers grab stores on fat. seeing that holy cow is 95 percent now, of my customers are all you know coming from tick tock. that was really, i think it's crazy to see that big

. >> reporter: jessica malone had just biked home from harlem to hell's kitchen when her apple phone >> it turned red and was vibrating and said seek medical attention i was really thrown off, okay, this is serious. >> reporter: jessica docked her bike and rushed to the african american. >> she had come in with severe palpitation and chest pain and light-headedness and dizziness. >> reporter: dr. mohammed was on call at mount sinai west. he had an abnormal heart palpitation call afib. >> this is really serious. your family needs to come down here. >> reporter: concerned about blood clots and a potential stroke, doctors had to use electrical currents to shock jessica's heart into a normal rhythm. it worked and the next day she was able to go home. >> the apple watches are very helpful because they provide patients with a very quick alert system for them to see a health care provider. >> reporter: if not for the alert center watch, jessica says she would have gone home and taken a nap. instead, she credits the apple watch for turning her life around. >> even when it subs, it feels good

headliners include tyler, the creator, the killers, sturgill simpson and post malone doing a country. some other acts include the postal service, renee rapp, school boy q, killer mike, grace jones and actor idris elba is going to have a set. full lineup is on the festival's social media pages. all happening august 9th through the 11th at golden gate park. and don't forget to join us, by the way, today for today in the bay streaming tomorrow morning at 8:00, because we will be joined live by one of the festival organizers who will have everything you need to know ahead of outside land. you can watch today in the bay every day on roku, amazon fire tv, xumo and nbcbayarea.com streaming platforms, including our app. you can. you have no excuse. yeah, i know man. meteorologist jeff ranieri is joining us at 430. nice to see you. good to see you to any one of those. you know, music legends. there would be good to listen to and just kind of hop around the festival. they got me at the country song performances. i'm like, i'm in. yeah. me too, me too. that weather forecast. no, a lot of you ar

tyler, the creator, the killers, sturgill and post malone doing a country performance are some of thethe postal service, renee rapp, grace jones and actor idris elba, who also deejays. by the way, he sings as he raps. i don't know if you know that whole lineup is on the festival. social media. it's all happening august 9th through the 11th at golden gate park. oh my god. so we just finished with bottlerock. now we got another event in napa next weekend and then we got outside lands coming up. and don't forget on friday we have, you know, and then the red again. yes skrillex so much i know. and the grace jones and grace jones i mean that's pretty incredible. well you said that i was like really? i know i did

tyler, the creator on saturday, and sturgill simpson and post malone take the stage on sunday. now the full lineup is on the festival social media pages. it's all happening august 9th through the 11th over at golden gate park in san francisco. now don't forget to join us for today in the bay streaming tomorrow morning at 8:00. we will be joined live by one of the festival organizers, who will have everything you need to know ahead of outside lands 2024. you can catch it daily on roku, amazon fire tv, xumo and nbc. bay area.com streaming platforms across all of our apps, as well. mike, we continue to celebrate asian american, native hawaiian and pacific islander heritage here at nbc bay area. now, folks, what would you do when a company tells you your culture doesn't lead? it follows well, naturally. you create a new company with your culture as the lead. i want you to meet adam king, taiwanese american sneaker head, after working his way up the ranks to global product line manager for a major sneaker company, he would hear, talk that the asian american market wasn't needed and

. >> reporter: kristen malone waited frantically as law enforcement searched for possible additionalhone to tell her she loved her. >> i was able the talk to my daughter just a couple of minutes ago. but i still want to be able to touch them and hug them. i know they're all pretty scared. when my daughter first called me before they were released from the school, and it was just screaming and chaos in the background. >> reporter: and hours after this terrifying incident, as you can see, there is still a large police presence here. and for much of the day, school officials have been working to reunite these students with their families. jb? >> charlie, thank you. >>> tonight, the central u.s. is bracing for another wave of severe storms with the threat of tornadoes, powerful wind gusts, large hail, and flash floods. this comes on the heels of a tornado that killed one person and injured three others in the small town of westmoreland, kansas on tuesday. nearly two dozen homes were destroyed. let's get the forecast from meteorologist chris warren with our partners at the weather channel

sunday mirror now tina malone exclusive . my paul took malone exclusive. my paul took his own life.evealed that her army veteran husband committed suicide. very, very sad story. there the sunday express now companies told end this woke madness a top cabinet minister tonight told woke bosses to stop lecturing people and get back to delivering great goods and services. business secretary kemi badenoch accused firms of wasting too much time on political gestures and activism, which can turn off potential customers . the potential customers. the telegraph now labour will tell nhs staff to work weekend as wes streeting vows to protect whistleblowers and cut a reliance on migrants in a new health care plan . fever pitch health care plan. fever pitch rishi sunak, the prime minister, celebrates southampton reaching the championship play off final with his parents at saint mary's stadium , russia and china stadium, russia and china manipulating uk voters with social media war is the other story and courts may scrap culturally insensitive barrister wigs and the daily star. sunday. england's e

and i listen to everything i didn't i didn't think amy says he's in front malone.eekend by neil kinnock who said, you know, he warned against complacency. he said he doesn't believe labouris he said he doesn't believe labour is going to win by a landslide because the nation is not yet in love with keir starmer. what they're saying is we can't be doing with the tories anymore, but actually we don't love keir very much either . so i think that kind of come the day when people have to put the day when people have to put the thing in the box. i think a lot of people are going to hold their noses and vote tory again, even though they hate them, even though they don't want them there because they're not convinced by this guy. and what is terrifying about it? i mean, there's a story in the express today saying, you know, you know, hunter gave that, for the pension pot thing. he lifted the, the what's it called for? the for the million pound pension pot so that they could keep doctors and all the rest of it. he lifted that so that it can put his. yeah. the lifetime allowan

all right, that was post malone's "chemical." album which i'm very interested in. in fact, last week he performed at a country that was interesting to read he's a very talented guy. first guest. oscar endy and global winning actress. what you note from the princess diaries. her latest is called the idea of you. you can see it on prime video starting may 2nd. say hello to anne hathaway. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ these are my wonder woman shoes. this new york agreeing with you. everything is incredible. >> anne: thank you. >> kelly: speaking of the big screen this is what you all did at the sack awards. that was hilarious. i'll quote when you run back into each other because it is a pop-culture thing, right? >> anne: i love it. >> kelly: yeah, i cannot stand all three of you. great for you all. >> anne: emily and stanley are family

which of these leagues did karl malone play in? nba. nba. that's right.mpionship ring. he played 18 years for the utah jazz team, 11 seasons for... the lakers, but never became a champion. the winner of which league receives the larry o'brien cup? nba. nba. that's right, the nhl winner gets the stanley cup. in which league does the club from otava play? n.h.l. n.h.l. in the capital of canada there is a club called atawa senators. but in the nba. this city is not represented in any way. this is the correct answer. we move on to the next block of comparisons. and we have two olympics, which were held in beijing. we already touched on this topic in the first period today. let's continue it. the 2008 beijing olympics are played against the 2022 beijing olympics. go. the motto of these games became the phrase “one world, one dream.” 2008 2008, that’s right, at the winter games of 2022 the slogan sounded like “together for a common future.” at which games did the belarusian team win the most awards? in twenty-two, this is the wrong answer. in 22 we had two meda

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the malones were making plans for an offensive on kharkiv, but when this is not the case, as soon asa new situation arises with a dopo with a different balance in terms of ammunition, by the means that ukraine is restoring with the help that has already left from the usa, the political situation immediately changes, they noticed how easy it is is changing, european politicians are immediately inspired and emboldened, and china should not lag behind must put forward conditions, moscow must decide how long it is going to fight, to wage a full-scale war, i think such a question will be raised in beijing, and how long are you going to? beijing is very afraid of the discussed nuclear rhetoric and all the exercises and deployment of nuclear missiles on the territory of belarus. why? because i totally assume so. with beijing , there is also such a variant of the development of the situation, under which , in addition to china and north korea, other players in southeast asia will have nuclear weapons. japan, it is very easy to get nuclear weapons, they have their own nuclear materials, labor