luke mcmillan from the whales _ incredibly important.ant. luke mcmillan from the whales and dolphins - from the whales and dolphins conservation uk, thank you. let's turn now to the ongoing conflict in sudan — where human rights watch says the paramilitary group known as the rapid support forces may have committed genocide in the west darfur region. the area has seen weeks of clashes involving the sudanese army and paramilitary groups, with reports of large numbers of civilian casualties. our africa correspondent barbara plett usher is in nairobi. there's been a lot of reporting about the waves of attacks against the predominantly non—arab masalit population of al—junaynah. but this is one of the most comprehensive investigations so far. human rights watch interviewed more than 200 people and scrutinised more than 100 images and it concluded that the rsf and its arab allies had committed war crimes and crimes against humanity within the context of ethnic cleansing, it says, by systematically targeting masalit neighbourhoods and displaced

i'm still out of here. >> rob mcmillan, abc seven news. >> coming up, it hasn't even hit the road yetready designers are unveiling a new model car to be used in contra costa county. we will show you the upgrades that could soon be part of an a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. families displaced in the aftermath of the mass shooting in half moon bay. the board of supervisors unanimously passed the plan today to buy 47 manufactured homes and install them on a lot, about a mile outside downtown half moon bay. 19 of them will be for families from the farm where the shooting happened last january, seven workers, you may remember, were killed and the terrible state of their housing came to light in the aftermath. >> a conference on the future of automated transportation brought officials from across the state and nation to san ramon today, and it gave local leaders an opportunity to see the newest car model that could soon

here's how mcmillan put it to me when i checked in with him.lton to figure out how little we can charge for an item. end quote fwp i love that. normally wall street hates to hear about price cuts but this time people recognize that fighting against inflation is good for business. and good for your stock. and that's why walmart's stock shot up 7% today to a new all-time high. costco knows this better than anyone. they try to sell a ton of items at cost and at times even below cost because it's not a price business. costco wants volume. it makes its money on its membership card. how about the obvious inflation causers, the worst offenders right now i can see are insurance companies. some of these rates are up so much i can't blame anyone for thinking collusion is going on. i wish regulators would stop investigating apple for producing phones that are too good. or squeezing amazon for giving consumers lower prices. why doesn't someone come in under the big insurers' rates to take share? this used to be a competitive industry but it doesn't feel ve

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doug mcmillon and misses shelley mcmillan. miss wawa and annie gathru. mr. damien hewitt and miss melissa hewitt. dr. gretchen and andrew will:. the honorable stephen k benjamin and d andre benjamin. mr. allen. miss british a anderson and miss lisa walker. mr. ed meyer and miss amy ward meyer. the honorable veronica escobar and miss lisa escobar. dr. elizabeth's beer and dr. andrew spear. mr. everett kelly and miss liz kelly. the honorable cavalier johnson, mayor of milwaukee and miss dominique johnson. miss kimberly williams paisley and mr. brad paisley. >> i'm excited, it is great. it will be great. that's a good question. i'm going to start with american saturday night and then all bets are off. you never know. absolutely, good and bad. i think part of country music is dealing with it in a way that other formats don't, so it is great. have fun. >> mr. kendall martin. the honorable mr. smith and misses spears. the honorable gale smith and mr. mr. brad smith and ms. carolyn ann brown. shaw. we honorable mr. john bellinger and miss don belanger. the honorabl

hachette, harpercollins, mcmillan, simon schuster and sourcebooks have signed on to that lawsuit challenging. iowa state file for nine six. as it's known in a joint statement, the publishers quote, the alarming rise book bans across the country demands. our collective action now than ever. we must stand firmly with our and readers to defend fundamental right to read and freedom of expression. a recent pennymac pca analysis found more than 4000 instances of bans or attempted book bans in more than 50 public school districts across. the country from july to december. of 2023. in other, politico reported that simon & schuster has withdrawn a contract for a book. president joe biden that was being written by axios national political reporter alex. politico attributed the move to the lack of demand for books about president biden. the publication noted sales numbers for chris whipple's, the fight of his life and as the last politician those two recent books about joe biden combined for less than thousand copies sold on social media. alex thompson confirmed politico's report but said that he was s

. >> reporter: wide manager rob mcmillan the says online deals enjoy wider options from beer and salt just to newer trends like ready to drink cocktails. >> they drink across categories, much different than we did in the 90s. >> on a sunny day like today this might grow over an inch or more. >> reporter: tom davies says willing younger americans is key. >> i think that is incumbent upon our industry to learn how we talk to this new generation. >> reporter: it is not just the u.s. global demand is down but wine does have the test of time on its side, enjoyed for thousands of years and depriving plenty of changing trends. >>> coming up in sports, the giants really needed a win after getting some bad news on friday, but if you think it was a rough start to today for the giants, ask scotty scheffler how his commute to work went. >>> the giants did not have a great start to there friday. they learned their star free-agent signing this morning , jung hoo lee, is going to have to undergo shoulder surgery and miss the remainder of the season. the last thing giants fans wanted to see was this.

so much lose mcmillan, thanks for speaking to us from the u. k. punching as well. uh, speaking of japan officials in a japanese town have finished building a 20 meter long barrier and that's to struck. it's one of the nation's most famous views that of mount fuji, people there say that they are tired of a huge number of tourists who are crowding into their town to take pictures and refusing to ebay rules on littering as well as parking. the decision is a symptom of the tensions across the country. as japan rustles with the consequences of a tourism boom, march and april set all time records for a tourist arrivals into the country. we'll take a short break right here on out to 0, and we're back in a moment with more news news . climate play on is from one of the most bio diverse nations on there if you're interested in. if nature does not function, we don't exist. exploding solutions to save life as we know what we, what we have and within the cycles of the we not using office resources, we use them again. and again, if we learn from nature, we have a chance to move

honey mcmillan was just beautiful, there is buff palestine, it is ready for us as have struck the medical clinic in the average refugee camp and central garza, that's not far from, they're all booked up, but tens of thousands of displaced palestinians have been sheltering. at least one person was killed in the video from the scene, shows people searching for survivors. there's no electricity and people using the torches on that mobile phones to find survivors trapped under the bumper. us secretary of state antony blinking has issued a red public's criticism of israel's ministry conduct in garza. he says its tactics have caused a horrible loss of life of innocent civilians. he also said israel next, a credible plan to protect civilians in rough up ahead of a full scale offensive, which it has wanted will carry out, then couldn't made the com is doing appearances on the sunday talk shows in the us might 100 reports in washington dc the secretary of state has been doing the talk show circuit, basically defending his department's memorandum to congress in which it was supposed to decide wheth

the university college hospitals, mcmillan, kansas center, is not where the king himself is being treated. but the royal gesture of solidarity and support for the patients and staff here was clearly intended to send a message, waiting patiently for a glimpse of the king with 2 loyal supporters. glad to see him out in public again . it's nice to see him back. and we will mission and he's not alone, a cancer to my part and all kinds of 2021. these guys you guys confessed that she was 40, i am is not in. and i know exactly what the kids are doing and the claim. and he could come to, to baptize to see the patients who got cancer. i mean that, i mean, obviously is not allowed, not alone, even within his immediate family. jones's daughter in law, catherine the wife of prince william is herself undergoing preventative keyma therapy for cancer inside the unit to the king, to a diagnostics and screening facilities. hearing about the new melanoma skin cancel vaccine announced just last week. i'm sitting down to chat with long chemotherapy patients. the king sympathized, telling her i've got to have

anteriormente en ese lugar que ve aquí estuvo la compañía mcmillan electric, pero autoridades compraronseno es una de las causas de más muertes en el país. pues ayer no hubo leche, no nos dieron leche, ni frijolitos, ni arroz, no salió el 10, un centro de recursos que ayuda a miles de familias en concord está en crisis. sepa qué es lo que está sucediendo y cómo puede ayudarlos si no le cambia. luego de la pausa, regreso con lo último sobre las condiciones del tiempo y el pronóstico extendido para los próximos 7 días. y prepárese porque este próximo domingo se realizará en el centro de san josé la tradicional fiesta mexicana del 5 de mayo. será de 10:00 hasta el mediodía, en el tramo desde la calle king y la alum rock. si usted necesita más información sobre las calles afectadas, puede visitar telemundo8 pu 4nt es que según los bomberos, el fuego azotó a esa estructura comercial en un área cerca de la estación barth en east street y también la sunset avenue. a pesar de este incendio, nadie resultó herido durante el fuego. pese a que el fuego fue controlado, los bomberos estuvieron en la

honey mcmillan was just the at all. there is by law. how this time us earlier on sundays, ready for us, is struck a medical clinic in the outer edge refugee camp in central gaza. that's not far from the all blog with tens of thousands of people have been sheltering. at least one person was killed in the attack. video from the c shows presidents searching for survivors. there's no electricity. people using that mobile phones. look for those chaps under the bmo hospitals are running out of supplies. dr. muhammed, here is an orthopedic surgeon, volunteering in gauze with address on to a child to the organization. he spoke to us on the phone from reference, southern gaza, and described what's happening several streams of patients. and so you have the acute injuries that are coming in and these can range from blocks, injuries of people and all over their bodies space for the injuries. you have shop low injuries that come through, letting them come through the bustles, and also a trump dump little organs incorrectly golden as well. you have s

honey mcmillan was just beautiful. there is by law, how sign as well in the past few hours is ready for us is they've struck a medical to and they can outbreaks refugee camp in central gaza. and that's not far from then i'll follow up with tens of thousands of people have been sheltering . at least one person was killed in that attack. video from the scene shows residents searching for survivors. there's no electricity and people are homeless sofa looked at those from under the rubber the 3 brought us to bins have been killed in a tinge and one of the latest is really strikes on residential homes in the rough us in the south. at least 300000 palestinians have fled these radius over there, but they have no air safe to go. meanwhile, hospitals are running out of supplies. dr. muhammed to here is an orthopedic surgeon, volunteering and guns that with fire, just scientific. that's a charity group. you spoke to us on the phone from russell and describe what's happening a shovel streams of patients. and so you have be a cute

honey mcmillan was just the at all there is by how this time. and in the past few hours is ready for us is they've struck a medical clinic in a but a refugee camp in central gaza. that's not far from that. i'll follow up with tens of thousands of people have been sheltering. at least one person was killed in that attack. video from the scene shows residents searching for survivors. there's no electricity and people are holding their cellphones to look for that was trapped on the, the level i'm 3 palestinians have been killed and 8 others injured. and one of the latest is riley strikes on residential homes in the rough uh, in the south. at least 300000 pallets, demands of fed these randy a sofa, but they have no is safe to go. mean a lot of hospitals are running out of supplies. dr. muhammed here is an orthopedic surgeon, volunteering and goes over the project scientific. that's a charity group. he spoke to us on the phone from a rough and describe what's happening, this a shovel streams of patients. and so you have be a cute injuries that are co

honey mcmillan bring us up to date from the rough. i in southern gaza. ok, miles out is a political analyst on contributor to 100 cities basically is what it is really a folded his crude contact him for talking to a 0. i am not sure how many is rarely watching the 0. um, for me i will be very upset when uh i will not be able to uh what you up on like television shows, but i'm sure that they will not be able to remove you from the side of the network. and on the net, i'm sure there is riley's, who addicted to a just view uh as well as myself will be able to watch us. um, i am not sure each day uh, going to take steps against uh your correspondence. oh maybe this is also my last interview on uh i just you i, i have so when i get back home, i am on my way now there will be a police officer waiting for me. i oh no. but uh, the, the, the reason is of course, so when you book your, this, the tool to seem to be of the public opinion that, that is very disappointed. some of the conduct of the government in garza and in the international irina. and this is to ple

honey, mcmillan's reports from milwaukee and southern gaza, the weather infernal this way. it's been having raise the whole rest of due to inadequate medical facilities and lack of authentication. as we walked on the side of the beach, we come across. this was very crowded. a space were for the latest families moved all the way from the city all the way through this area and been sheltering inside for the past 15 days. and as you see, the lack of sanitation on the, the lack of highs, unit, exacerbating the living conditions for this particular for this last families. and the bible says you, but i am an old woman. i go into the sea to fetch salt water. i wash our coats with it and they all go through and we have no clothes to where we get the water from the sea to do the dishes, the washing to clean. this is our life. the go. look at our large families are forced into small space and as you see, this house the inside with across the golf is free by majorly made of young children. why force into these? because living conditions. and then while you, we have suffering badly due

mcmillan: everyone was sad for aaron and d.j and the rest of their family, and it was just heartbreakinga pivotal point in your life, 16. in high school, you need dad there for support and guidance, and he lost that. his mother remarried maybe a year later. you might expect when the father passed away, that she would grow closer to aaron, but they actually began to grow apart. wilson: then hernandez started staying at this cousin's house in bristol, and it was there that he met carlos ortiz and ernest wallace. some of his friends were, you know, not guys you want a potential professional football player hanging around with. there were some that had been arrested on drug charges. right now, as his former nfl team prepares to play in the super bowl, aaron hernandez goes on trial for murder. opening statements are scheduled for today. fee: we are here because the police and the prosecutors targeted aaron from the very beginning. as soon as they found out that aaron hernandez, the celebrity football player, the new england patriot, was a friend of odin lloyd's, aaron never had a chance. in j

by the way the congressman i worked for in the 1980's, one of them was alec mcmillan and the other was jim martin, and they were all over the textile bill. i cannot even recall what the actual title was. we were scrambling to try and save textile mills all over the south. i think of some of my manufacturers like milligan in south carolina, who have navigated through all of that and they are quite successful. by the way, they are exporters of the product. there are success stories and then there are stories that are frustrating that folks grab onto and they refused to see the bright silver linings that do occur when you expand opportunities for trade around the world. i am going to go back right to what i think is our obligation as business leaders is to tell that story better. often times you know, a lot of my companies and i do not blame them, they are trying to deal with day-to-day work and operate their company is effectively, efficiently, and profitably. and they do not want to have to tell the story which is why they have organizations like the national association of manufacturer

luke mcmillan, from whales and dolphins conservation uk, says japan's decision to add fin wales to theirs are the second—largest whales after the blue whale. japan been considering adding fin whales to their hunting list for quite some time, possibly driven by a desire for a larger catch due to their significance size and the amount of meat they provide. they are basically, they have pushed it through and are about to go out, hopefully not, but are about to go out on boats to start catching the second—largest whale around. are they an endangered species, or abundant in the wild? they are definitely not considered abundant. they are listed as vulnerable, on the rucn red list, and included on the endangered species act way back in 1973. the fact they are so vulnerable highlights the need for the fact that there needs to be greater conservation efforts to protect the population from further decline. ajapanese whaler will only threaten fin whales further as well as all the other efforts forfin whaling in places like iceland, as well. what proportion of this type of whale will be affected by

mcmillan, president of the naacp, does something that no one else does.s vegas does not want that kind of television coverage interfering with business. and integration takes place march 25, 1960. now, that is just the integration of public accommodations. so, they can spend their money now, but they don't get the jobs yet. geran: even though the gaming industry said, "we're gonna end segregation," that doesn't mean the attitude disappeared. the same people were still here, so it took time to get people to understand that minorities are not the enemy in this town. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... i know... faster wifi and savings? ...i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? four, three, two, one! ♪ frank sinatra had been a big vegas ente

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you have painter vania mcmillan, who was who has participated for several years. the event. we're giving viewers now at home a look at some of her work. she says that it's really important to her as an artist because she can talk to directly to people, answer their questions and share the inspiration behind her paintings. i mean, as we all know, rhonda art is often intensely personal, and she says, that's what makes it so unique, and that's what makes this event special, because people get to meet the inspiring creatives behind the various artworks. >> it's true. heather and you picked one of my favorites varieties, she paints in either acrylic or oil painting, and the artist says, you say they they love being with the people who come and people come to enjoy the art to make a purchase. the artists are always happy. at the end of the day. so thank you. yes, thank you for mentioning her and then you also mentioned chris cammarata, which if you're in the napa valley, you know him. >> he is a staple there. he designed as you mentioned, the commemorative poster for th

. >> rob mcmillan is senior vice president and founder of silicon valley bank's wine industry financingis in the better wines, let's say $15 and above. >> the industry finds itself in a quadruple whammy of too many wineries, too many vineyards, too many grapes, and way too much wine on the market. add to that gen zers and millennials ages 21 to 43, simply do not drink as much as older generations do. some of them don't drink at all, and when they do drink, they go for many other choices, including hard seltzers, hard ciders, canned cocktails and other spirits and brews in the wine industry. >> right this second, there's about two thirds that are doing, you know, less than less than zero growth in sales. and then there are about a third that are doing a little bit better. >> in the mid 90s, the baby boomers latched on to wines, which allowed the industry unbridled growth for nearly three decades. >> this is the time also for us to figure out how do we reach a new audience. go. >> ranjani saved his business from a covid collapse by learning how to sell online. he fostered and grew the nic

thrown to help it do so, covering fast expenses of the furthest oceans. rub mcbride out his era. mcmillan is the head of hunting and captive it to you as well. and also in the conservation . he says, depend, is building these vessels to boost well needs popularity along the population. the time game room is funded by tax payers and substantial loans and it signifies to pounds commitment to stay the way the industry for the next 30 years. the reason behind it is the japan on looking to increase the popularity of wyoming is too expensive for widespread consumption. so the price needs to be lower to ensure the future generations at the well meet. otherwise the industry will die. so increasing the supply wales will potentially drive down the price. previously, japan has operated on the a rica scientific research exemption and may have what's in the southern ocean is significant from a conservation point of view, as is the feeding ground for 80 percent of the world's great wiles, which include the 2 largest wells, the fin, well and the blue well, and both valuable to becoming extinct and wells

honey mcmillan was just the at all. there is by law, palestine will not bring in our correspondence thought about as soon joining us from dated by the facts in the center of the gaza strip. thought i'd try to bring us up to speed with what is happening across the strip, and particularly if there's are bad the refugee camp as well as and jeff, in the south the world during drastically things are moving completely faust in products to valley and drop off where they use very military plus train operations are still on getting on the ground as ripping hearings from eye witnesses and they come there been confirming that these very minute treat tanks are moving to the main open areas in the eastern, just into parts of the come and we need to remember that jamalia richard dekalb, has a very small space of plans that is very densely populated with thousands of palestinians . families who was talked to the recently to flee to the western side, the gods of sitting out, the bottles on the streets of value refuge account by raising

tracy mcmillan of wells fargo writing this.cautious at current levels of fixed income and equities until valuations improve and better opportunities present themselves. we expect broader opportunities in equities over the next six to 12 months. joining us now is tracy. courses on both stocks and fixed income as well. how does one inform the other? tracy: we are cautious on both equities and fixed income. we are waiting for better opportunities to add to both of those asset classes. right now what we see is the short end of the fixed income, the yield is over 5%. so you have to compare that to the opportunity in equities. her large cap forecast for the end of 2024 is 5200 at the midpoint so there's not a lot of upside potential we see in equities going out to the end of 2024. 2025 we think could be a better year so we favor large cap equities but right now the balance between risk reward, between fixed income and equities does have us more cautious in equities going up in quality, in fixed income and staying towards the short en

. >> rob mcmillan is senior vice president and founder of silicon valley banks wine industry financinger wines, let's say $15 and above, the industry finds itself in a quadruple whammy of too many wineries, too many vineyards, too many grapes, and way too much wine on the market. >> add to that gen zers and millennials ages 21 to 43, simply do not drink as much as older generations do. some of them don't drink at all, and when they do drink, they go for many other choices, including hard seltzers, hard ciders, canned cocktails and other spirits and brews in the wine industry. >> right this second, there's about two thirds that are doing, you know, less than less than zero growth in sales. and then there are about a third that are doing a little bit better in the mid 90s, the baby boomers latched on to wines which allowed the industry unbridled growth for nearly three decades. >> this is the time also for us to figure out how do we reach a new audience. go. >> ranjani saved his business from a covid collapse by learning how to sell online. he fostered and grew the nicholson ranch wine c

dave mcmillan is there for us tonight.ohnson almost taunted the labour party at that time. a couple of years before they lost control of the council. but they are on their way back. last year they got a couple of votes and the electoral numbers are very much in their favour this year. apart from the birthday wishes, howling laud, for the conservatives they would like to hold on to the leadership of the council. the real test for labour comes tomorrow with the mayoral election. in test for labour comes tomorrow with the mayoral election.— the mayoral election. in terms of the mayoral election. in terms of the ben houchen _ the mayoral election. in terms of the ben houchen race, _ the mayoral election. in terms of the ben houchen race, we - the mayoral election. in terms of the ben houchen race, we have i the mayoral election. in terms of- the ben houchen race, we have heard in the last couple of days a lot of conservative spin about how it would be a huge victory for them to be able to hold onto him. they seem quite confide