noel: noel. lemonis: noel, nice to meet you. is this your company? chris: yes. yes, it is.is: what do you do for dilascia? chris: we do his silk screening. -lemonis: all of it? -chris: all of it. lemonis: and where are their screens? chris: patrick's on this side, and then our other customers. this whole wall's him? chris: most of it, yes. lemonis: and how much of this actually is the bulk of the business? let's say there's how many screens here? -noel: over 200. -lemonis: 200. and how many of them make up the bulk of the business? -noel: like 50. -lemonis: 50. and for every screen, 150 of them that got wasted, how much is that money thrown in the garbage? noel: probably like $175. lemonis: out of the 200 screens that patrick has designed, over 150 of them are useless. patrick pays his printers $175 for every screen they produce. with the ones that are sitting on the shelf collecting dust, that's over $26,000 that's gone to waste. but the losses don't just end there, because that's just the cost of making the screen. there's time that he put in to make each design, the cost

noel candelaria, let me start with you. at this point, what are texas -- what, 5 million public school students facing? is it known yet we hat lan is yet with regard to opening schools? >> no. the commerissiants the schools to be reopened and educators want to start the school year up here in august. what we don't have yet clearly is a plan, an outlined plan of olt just from the state but from scistricts across the state as to standards that we can all expect to go back into when it comes to our schools. we have had districts right now looking at only doing remote learning and some districts aren ng face-to-face and some are planning hybrid models buts ther consistency across the space. >> so elliot has spell, president trump as we know is urging school systems, educators to open up. he says it's good for the students, good for the schools. what is known at this point about the argument opfoing the schools in september?k >> so i th's important to realize that the argument isig nuanced;t? like opening schools where there are

noel thank you for. the story tonight. all right guys have a weather check and talk about the holiday hard to believe the 4th of july coming up this weekend in the winds. >>i think going to be kicking up too so even though the major fireworks displays are going to be taking place in a lot of folks we'll be out there are shooting up the fireworks be extra careful those winds going to be whip in as we get into the weekend. right about 09:00pm just some patchy fog along the coastline. i think most that is going to stay out of the basij mostly clear inland. the temperatures are going to be 50's and some mid 60's by 09:00pm on the 4th of july. other now we do have some patchy fog that is beginning to move in you see couple like they're on several mountain and kind of quiet night out there now the winds have calmed down a little bit in spots. we're going to see some changes coming our way those high pressure will start to build in of the desert southwest temperatures in the 50's and the mid 60's right now something very close to

on top of this wall, noel gallagher recorded the guitars to wonderwall.oldplay were inspired to name one of their biggest songs here after spotting a copy of the phone book. # yeah, they were all yellow...# by the time we got to rockfield, it was, like, "this is your chance." we'd been given six months to get used to being signed and stuff and then our label were like, "look, you've got to kind of make it happen now." so it was very much kind of like some musical hogwarts. you know, we were sent away to figure it out. music: love spreads by the stone roses. some bands have spent longer than others doing just that. the stone roses lived here for 13 months making an album. 0asis have also made the most of life at the residential studio. as the new documentary shows, rockfield has seen its fair share of excess. i couldn't have carried them all over, anyway. there's too many. there should be queen in this one. yes, there is queen. and the woman who's kept generations of stars in line is ann, kingsley‘s wife and the studio's book—keeper. whenever there's a bit

let's bring in our guests who are joining us from brazil's the biggest city supper like dr robert noel is the president of the brazilian lebanese medical association and italian pasternak is a research fellow at the biomedical institute of the university of south polar and clever hale your is a professor of political strategy and communication also at the university of supper like a wall or continue or let's start with the politics i want to begin with the clever it would be very easy for us to dismiss this as mother nature having her revenge on the brazilian president but there is a bit more seriousness to that before we get into that what i would like to understand is why has the ball sonera been so dismissive of the this pandemic since almost the beginning oh it's a pleasure to be with you and you are all going us president mosul are oh always sad coronavirus isn't that dangerous down here. it's very similar our president trumped up front to think that girl a virus was only our literal truth like he said but this is tracked to g. is very dangerous for a hint to then i think he is no

says shooting some activities something nice though was still riley and oakland city councilmember noel says he sees a direct link to the rise in shootings in east oakland, and the state of california releasing inmates from jail due to covid-19 release from prison. coming to you and they don't have a job a place to live and so we turn to the next thing we used to do growing up even i might be a family to support his speech. it was ok to you know protect us open different ways. >>what is happening. you have a little bit of the perfect storm here most as but is is the chief of oakland's department of violence prevention. he talks about the impact covid-19 is having on his staff's ability to implement their community lived strategies to prevent violent crime. >>war depends on community relationships it's committed by our ability to keeping contact with the community influencers people well can all died from a perspective has been disrupted. we're still in the middle of one of the worst and we have. and we've been through has it menu kron 4 news. >>oakland police responded to the findings s

actor nigel havers has launched a new theatre company, which has announced noel coward's private livesou meant to be doing when this christmas? it would've been the fifth year and in a row at the palladium but i have not had any exact information about whether we do it or not but as you know without social distancing, things look difficult to say the least. it's not myjob to tell difficult to say the least. it's not my job to tell you difficult to say the least. it's not myjob to tell you or anybody that we should go back to the theatre, that's up to the government. but pa nto that's up to the government. but panto isn't credible important not just for the family to come and see a show but... —— is incredibly important edges for family to come and see the show but it is financially important for regional theatres to keep the speeders alive. and it is people'sjobs theatres to keep the speeders alive. and it is people's jobs and we know a lot of people in the arts and theatre world have not necessarily been helped by the furlough scheme, it isa been helped by the furlough scheme, it is a

says shooting some activities something nice though was still riley and oakland city councilmember noel dial says he sees a direct link to the rise in shootings in east oakland, and the state of california releasing inmates from jail due to covid-19 release from prison. coming to you and they don't have a job a place to live and so we turn to the next thing we used to do growing up even i might be a family to support his speech. it was ok to you know protect us open different ways. >>what is happening. you have a little bit of the perfect storm here most as but is is the chief of oakland's department of violence prevention. he talks about the impact covid-19 is having on his staff's ability to implement their community lived strategies to prevent violent crime. >>war depends on community relationships it's committed by our ability to keeping contact with the community influencers sleeping well got to my perspective has been disrupted. we're still in the middle of one of the worst and we have. i've been through has it menu kron 4 news. >>oakland police responded to the findings saying in

says shooting some activities something nice though was still riley and oakland city councilmember noel says he sees a direct link to the rise in shootings in east oakland, and the state of california releasing inmates from jail due to covid-19 release from prison. coming to you and they don't have a job a place to live and so we turn to the next thing we used to do growing up even i might be a family to support his speech. it was ok to you know protect us open different ways. >>what is happening. you have a little bit of the perfect storm here most

brooklyn regaling noel maxwell is inmate number 02879 dash 509 abstain was held at the metropolitan correctional center in lower manhattan where m.c.c. before his lifeless body was found in his jail cell last august the official coroner ruling was suicide by hanging but there have been plenty of theories and even private autopsy reports by the family contending he was murdered why the potential dirt he had on the various rich and powerful friends who may have been involved with his sordid and perverted life of sexually abusing and trafficking young women and teenage girls maxwell is accused of being the person who essentially ran eppstein sex trafficking operation recruiting girls as young as 14 to be sexually abused by both she and epstein and then led out to his powerful friends among the names being tied to epstein and maxwell prince andrew the duke of york former new mexico governor bill richardson former president bill clinton former maine senator george mitchell famed attorney alan dershowitz and many others all of them denying any involvement with epstein's crimes maxwell reportedly feare

says shooting some activities something nice though was still riley and oakland city councilmember noel dial says he sees a direct link to the rise in shootings in east oakland, and the state of california releasing inmates from jail due to covid-19 release from prison. coming to you and they don't have a job a place to live and so we turn to the next thing we used to do growing up even i might be a family to support his speech. it was ok to you know protect us open different ways. >>what is happening. you have a little bit of the perfect storm here most as but is is the chief of oakland's department of violence prevention. he talks about the impact covid-19 is having on his staff's ability to implement their community lived strategies to prevent violent crime. >>war depends on community relationships it's committed by our ability to keeping contact with the community influencers sleeping well got from our perspective has been disrupted. we're still in the middle of one of the worst and we have. i've been through has it menu kron 4 news. >>3 san francisco supervisors are proposing a way

on top of this wall, noel gallagher recorded the guitars to wonderwall.phone book. # yeah, they were all yellow. by the time we got to rockfield, it was, like, this is your chance... we'd been given six months to get used to being signed and stuff and then our label were like, look, you've got to kind of make it happen now. so it was very much kind of like some musical hogwarts. you know, we were sent away to figure it out. music: love spreads by the stone roses. some bands have spent longer than others doing just that. the stone roses lived here for 13 months making an album. 0asis have also made the most of life at the residential studio. as the new documentary shows, rockfield has seen its fair share of excess. i couldn't have carried them all over, anyway. there's too many. there should be queen in this one. yes, there is queen. and the woman who's kept generations of stars in line is ann, kingsley‘s wife and the studio's book—keeper. whenever there's a bit of a mess—up and someone's causing trouble, they say, "send for mother." so over i go, say, "ri

el pequeÑo noel fue testigo de cuanto ocurriÓ antes del incendio. >> que le empezaron a dar a los papÁsotros cuatro restos. los sospechosos fueron detenidos bajo cargos de posesiÓn y posible venta de heroÍna, cocaína, y marihuana. aunque los documentos indican que tambiÉn pudiera estar relacionados con la desapariciÓn de romÁn, la amiga que se habÍa unido al viaje. las imÁgenes muestran el 15 de septiembre de 2019 tirando al fuego aproximadamente siete u ocho bolsas llenas. esa fue la declaraciÓn del asistente del fiscal general durante la audiencia, donde hace referencia otro video de vigilancia que logra captar lo sucedido en la parte trasera de esta casa. agente del fbi allanaron la viena encontraron restos humanos y ropa con manchas de sangre cerca de lo que quedo una fogata donde trataron de desaparecer el cuerpo de la mujer. otra revelaciÓn que dejarÍa a la familia con grandes interrogantes. >> meterse en un hotel, meter sus pertenencias que me dijeron que estaban en ese hotel. segÚn me dijo la policÍa habían dos neveras. y dentro de una de las neveras habÍan sustancias controlada

just two examples the florida state semi-noels have an arrangement with the tribe.roved of the relationship. >> st. johns changed. now the red storm. >> yeah. and my alma mater the syracuse orange used to be the orange men. there have been lots of changes. in fact miami of ohio was named the red skins kp changed their name as well. so, i'm not sure exactly that it's a one size fits all. when it comes to the washington team, i know that president nez suggested the code talkers as a possible new name. because it pays tribute not just to native americans but patriots. because the code talkers were an important role in world war ii. >> huge. let me do this. this is a continuing conversation it's how the culture will move. welcome to the family. it's a pleasure. i have been a fan for a listening time. mr. president, i told you you can't be forgotten you are part of the family. we all make it forward together here or none will. you're always welcome on the show. you have the platform. thank god you are constituents are listening. we wish you the best. thank you. bob, welc

and readers wanted to noel nknoo knoweleanor's views. >> in any election year there is always a big argument of whether it is to vote a straight ticket and would you please tell me what you think. andelor says, i always thought this is something the individual must decide for himself. i decided a long while ago that voter for the individual rather than the party was valid in local elections but not elections covering state and national issues. one chooses a party because on the whole the party has shown a record of accomplishment that approximates one's ideas of good government. nothing is ever perfect, of course. but once a choice has been made, it seems to me that anything beyond the local level should be a question of voting for a party rather than an individual. the next one is a question about life in the white house. a topic that eleanor was well qualified to address. shortly we will have not only a new president, but also a new first lady. what, according to your own experience, will be the most difficult problem the first lady will face? eleanor replies, living her own life as she wa

says shooting some activities something nice though was still riley and oakland city councilmember noel dial says he sees a direct link to the rise in shootings in east oakland, and the state of california releasing inmates from jail due to covid-19 release from prison. coming to you and they don't have a job a place to live and so we turn to the next thing we used to do growing up even i might be a family to support his speech. it was ok to you know protect us open different ways. >>what is happening. you have a little bit of the perfect storm here most as but is is the chief of oakland's department of violence prevention. he talks about the impact covid-19 is having on his staff's ability to implement their community lived strategies to prevent violent crime. >>war depends on community relationships it's committed by our ability to keeping contact with the community influencers sleeping well got to my perspective has been disrupted. we're still in the middle of one of the worst and we have. i've been through has it menu kron 4 news. >>a longtime bay area restaurant is shutting down fo

>>and oakland city councilmember noel dial says he sees a direct link to the rise in shootings in east oakland, and the state of california releasing inmates from jail due to covid-19 release from prison. coming to and they don't have a job a place to live and so we turn to the next thing we used to do growing up even i might be a family to support his speech. it was ok to you know protect us open different ways. >>what is happening. you have a little bit of the perfect storm here most as but is is the chief of oakland's department of violence prevention. he talks about the impact covid-19 is having on his staff's ability to implement their community lived strategies to prevent violent crime. >>war depends on community relationships it's committed by our ability to keeping contact with the community influencers sleeping well got from our perspective has been disrupted. we're still in the middle of one of the worst and we have. i've been through has it menu kron 4 news. >>developing details tonight on the medical trial for a coronavirus vaccine. researchers with the biotech company mode

i became pessimistic because the grown-ups were telling me, noel was running out and pesticides are killing us and etc. etc. and it went on and on and on. on the well is been blessed be elected now, preaching my teenagers. sunday i will die a poisonous death. so in the 1980s came along we started prospering quite mightily, i was genuinely shocked. some of the things that are trying to today still a 12 -year-old and 14 -year-old kids in schools, they are telling you they do for their future. we have stolen your future. it's just not true. even the climate change projections show that we are going to get richer in this century. maybe not quite so much richer. this was a model site. james: i wonder if it. i'm sort of worried doesn't matter, the stories we tell ourselves. people seem to be really right that ai is going to take all of the jobs we need robot maybe or somehow slow down technology. given that we just spent ten minutes talking, that there has been this downshift. yet the same time, everyone, they will own all the robots. in the rest of us will be living in humble on universal -based

. >> jesse: noel. >> greg: when i dance, i only danced in norwegian death metal.his show to go to youtube and type in norwegian death metal. see what comes up. i think it will lighten and brighten your day. >> dana: going to break the internet. i've got one more. apparently doing the dishes loads americans up with anxiety. a new study finds the average household has 217 fights a year over who should clean up after dinner. we don't have a fight about who should clean up after dinner but you know, peter thinks i don't load the dishwasher correctly. my solution, emily, has been i don't load it at all. [laughter] 65 exactly. i like it. whoever cooks, the other person does the dishes which i think is a good thing. >> dana: that's a good system. jesse, i know that emma has been cooking a lot. are you doing the dishes? >> jesse: i do. emily and i have the same system. i mostly do the dishes because i'm not cooking as much but to solve the problem, paper plates, people. paper plates. >> dana: that's not very good for the environment. they are good for once in a while. jua

>>and oakland city councilmember noel dial says he sees a direct link to the rise in shootings in eastand the state of california releasing inmates from jail due to covid-19 release from prison. i mean don't have a job a place to live and so we turn to the next thing we used to do growing up even on my immediate family and so could his speech. it was ok to you know protect us open different ways. >>what is happening. you have a little bit of the perfect storm here most as but is is the chief of oakland's department of violence prevention. he talks about the impact covid-19 is having on his staff's ability to implement their community lived strategies to prevent violent crime. >>more depends on community relationships it's committed by our ability to keeping contact with the community influencers people well can all got to my perspective has been disrupted. we're still in the middle of one of the worst and we have. and we've been through has it menu kron 4 news. >>a >>police officer saves a 3 week-old baby girl after she stopped breathing and it's all caught on camera. after the break h

says shooting some activities something nice though was still riley and oakland city councilmember noel says he sees a direct link to the rise in shootings in east oakland, and the state of california releasing inmates from jail due to covid-19 release from prison. coming to you and they don't have a job a place to live and so we turn to the next thing we used to do growing up even i might be a family to support his speech. it was ok to you know protect us open different ways. >>what is happening. you have a little bit of the perfect storm here most as but is is the chief of oakland's department of violence prevention. he talks about the impact covid-19 is having on his staff's ability to implement their community lived strategies to prevent violent crime. >>more depends on community relationships it's committed by oukeeping contact with the community influencers people well can almost got from our perspective has been disrupted. we're still in the middle of one of the worst and we have. i've been through has it menu kron 4 news. >>squaw valley ski resort near lake tahoe may soon have a

and why every between the 2 a nascar drivers reached a fairly ugly inclusion on friday noel gregson and harrison burton through conscious that each other off the race in kentucky the 2 collided in the final lap so with both cause a brushing in the wall race organizers spoke to both drivers but no penalties or suspensions are expected. to. change the train. that was there in time coming so i guess there is a path to get taken i think it's very strange just. happy. and also as well for me i'll be back later on with come up and i thank you look forward to that we are back with more news in a moment as well but for now we leave you with pictures from. of the $95.00 genocide commemorations. from fossil fuels to multan day renewables as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power development of investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the stimulus we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and environmentally sound energy solutions for a futur

says shooting some activities something nice though was still riley and oakland city councilmember noeldial says he sees a direct link to the rise in shootings in east oakland, and the state of california releasing inmates from jail due to covid-19 release from prison. coming to you and they don't have a job a place to live and so we turn to the next thing we used to do growing up even on my immediate family and so could his speech. it was ok to you know protect us open different ways. >>what is happening. you have a little bit of the perfect storm here most as but is is the chief of oakland's department of violence prevention. he talks about the impact covid-19 is having on his staff's ability to implement their community lived strategies to prevent violent crime. >>more depends on community relationships it's committed by our ability to keeping contact with the community influencers people well can almost got from my perspective has been disrupted. we're still in the middle of one of the worst and we have. i've been through has it menu kron 4 news. >>there is some good news in the sea

this year the system has been activated more than 2600 times open councilmember noel gallo says thates directly linked to a rise in shootings in east oakland, and the state of california releasing inmates from jail due to covid-19. >>released from prison. coming to you and they don't have a job a place to live and so we turn to the next thing we used to do growing up even i might be a family to support his speech. it was ok to you know protect us open different ways. >>well the chief of oakland's department of violence prevention says the impact covid-19 is having on his staff's ability to implement their community let strategies to prevent violent crime has been deeply impacted by the pandemic. >>and still ahead this morning after her body was recovered from a california lake actress naya rivera's autopsy report has now been released will have more on the official cause of her death coming up. president trump to one ad on dhaka and says he now wants to do an executive order to make it law i'm joe khaleel here in washington, how that changes congress's calculus on protections for dre

noel imagine they would bury much focused on the employed workforce and i think the self-employed require graves that military writer artist whole situation and some of the government schemes that happened and she only been really afterthoughts in just a piece of that so the concerns of people who are largely less than yesterday and there's still a big job and it's estimate and some 3000000 self-employed workers will seek new support in the government's case they don't need to she's a self-employed income schools those operators be limited companies and pay themselves dividends this is going a bit in general being from the government over the last. there's a bit of a distain tool the self-employed in. back in march when the cell phone calls you. it couldn't be more news for the self employed. and the school of national insurance line. and also cost you didn't tax rates but just briefly the mission why this perceived policy then against the self-employed don't tax raises of course. i find it quite amusing and this is probably a misconception or possession. as much of the. reality that satu

philippine president ricotta toasty has signed contentious counterterrorism measures into noël to saysays the legislation is needed to fight modern day terrorism under the law police can bypass the court system and arrest suspects without a warrant they could be held without charge from to $24.00 days critics fair use it against his opponents to be the underdog and has more now from the philippines capital management. from the time it was passed by congress when it was certified as urgent a few weeks ago there has been major public outrage here because they basically the fear by many not even the critics of the administration but ordinary citizens is that it may be used against members of the opposition those who criticize the government and they see basically the priority but the bill at the law was for your ties as urgent by congress was also misplaced the priority and ill timed this was able to pass ahead of the much needed economic reforms that congress need to pass at a time of a global pandemic one of the major issues as mentioned really is 2 is is is this and to and it terror l

issue has brought the british music scene together, the open letter has been signed by both liam and noelsame thing. and breaking now, wejust had some details about the education secretary will be saying at 11:30am about return to schools. limits on attendance will be lifted to allow schools to open at full capacity. where there are two cases, larger numbers of children may be asked to self—isolate at home. more to come but now the weather with matt taylor. hello, like for some of you, some sunshine around over the next few days but you will all have to prepare for somewhere to weather. some of the rain across north—west england, west and wales will be particularly heavy and relentless through the friday and saturday and all of us are set to see the wind picking up again forced step today the wind is not too strong but we have seen some heavy rain in northern england. that is pushing southwards. allowing things to brighten up a little bit, many places in the northern half dry this afternoon. but some heavy and thundery downpours could develop in the south. quite a lot of rain in a short s

and as she was talking but he noel noticed a little girl with beautiful blue eyes and long golden curls. as far as i know, as far as anyone knows, he never looked at another woman. >> there is the story of the other woman. the other thing that is interesting is the courtship lasted many years. he had businesses, he went off to war, how long did it tame before they got married. >> he first unofficially proposed in about 1913 after their courtship starts in 1910 and she didn't write him a better back but after he said if i bought a ring would you wear it on your left hand, they keep courting, and they get close a formal engagement and world war i intervenes. >> it meant everything to him, and i think they wanted to realize that to see how he ran the presidency, he was a no nonsense organized man, roosevelt was not. but if things ran this way he got things in shape, he stayed in the reserve. he enjoyed the company of men. while he was president, he wasn't to masonic events. he retained the interest in the military and military people. the profound effect on his life. >> we're going to brin

issue has brought the british music scene together, the open letter has been signed by both liam and noeltime four years the feuding brothers have been willing to sign the same thing. well, if it brings brothers together. it is always good. one last story for you right now. people love it on television when things go a little bit awry. in funny kind of way, in the business we in, news, it is almost funny, isn't it, because people are trying to be serious and something else can happen. maybe you remember this one, professor robert kelly interrupted during an interview about korean affairs. you remember what he is talking about, of course. serious subject. but there has a new one. this is yesterday, the turn of doctor claire wenham, who was talking about important things as well. this is what happened. we've got an example, and we are improving our systems as and we are improving our systems as a result. yes, so we're hoping so. and it is a learning process, so now we are moving to this new approach of these, you know, local lockdowns. it is part of the learning process to really understand

they told fox, noel, when they asked if he was going to apologize. i think this may fail spectacularly about the progressives don't care. they are not about results, they are about theater. >> sandra: bill mcgurn, great to see you, thanks. >> the l.a. unified school district as well as san diego announced that they are going to enter into the fall school season the way they ended last school year and that is by utilizing distance learning. i want to just acknowledge and applaud the leadership of those districts. >> john: that's california governor gavin newsom announcing that los angeles and san diego schools will start the school year with online classes amid skyrocketing coronavirus cases in the state. atlanta will begin at school you're online as well. all this as 41 states not reporting an increase in daily cases. jonathan serrie is live in atlanta for us this morning. good morning jonathan. >> governor newsom has also ordered bars to close in addition to indoor restaurant bump dining rooms also movie theaters in addition to some other indoor com

and the answer is noel, it didn't.aw the press secretary say why aren't you asking about all of the violence that was in our american cities over the weekend with a tragic death of a number of preteens? why are you asking about that? that was a good question. the answer is because of president didn't tweet about that, he tweeted about bubba wallace and the confederate flag in nascar and i don't see those advances caused at all. >> sandra: she was asked many questions about just that." wallace fired back saying, always deal with the hate being thrown at you, love should come naturally because people are taught to hate even when it's hate from the potus, love wins. you mention to kayleigh mcenany how she concluded that briefing yesterday. fielding all those questions on bubba wallace and other areas of discussion that were hit as well. but here's her criticism over what she was not asked in that briefing room. listen. >> i was asked to probably 12 questions, and they are focused on that rather than a big event happening

raÚl: papa noel llegÓ en julio a los Ángeles.amos a chicago y texas, que se unen a esta transmision a esta hora! gracias por despertar con nosotros. gracias por convertirnos en su programa favorito de las maÑanas. eso hace que nuestro compromiso sea cada dÍamÁs grande. como madre estoy entusiasmada. estoy esperando el panel de maestras que van a hablar con franqueza, con el corazÓn sobre lo que realmente sienten sobre la posibilidad de regresar a clases en nada. yo sÉ mi querido raÚl que marÍa antonieta viene a resolver un caso que nos va a conmover. cuÉntanos dÓnde. raÚl: primero, buenos dÍas para mis compaÑeros. para los amigos de chicago y texas. ustedes tienen que ver la cara de la televidente. por supuesto no sabe que marÍa antonieta collins acudiÓ a su caso. 16santa llego en julio a ayudar. estamos para brindar toda la fe necesaria para seguir adelante en esto. carlos, tengo una pregunta para ti. quÉ pasado con tus resultados? no sabemos nada. carlos: yo tampoco sÉ nada. me dijeron como te contaba ayer que a las pruebas cor

i think noel's house party. and i think it was another. today is one of sunny spells, showers, and it is going to be windy. not as windy in the south as it was yesterday, but we have strong to force winds across parts of north—east of scotland, particularly so in orkney, and that is where we have low pressure producing all this rain. but we have had a lot of showers coming across other parts of scotland, northern ireland, england and where through the course of the night. being blown in on that gusty north—westerly wind. you can tell it is gusty and strong just by looking at the proximity of those isobars. the isobars wider across england and today compared to yesterday. so we hang onto that rain across the far north—east of scotland. we have also got the showers coming across the re st of got the showers coming across the rest of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales. a lot of them will be in the west, but on those strong winds, some of them will blow over towards the east as well and there will be quite a bit of cloud at times. t