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totally different story, unfortunately, across the north norfolk coast, with quite a lot of cloud, temperaturestruggled to peek above seven celsius. and you can see that clearly on the satellite picture. we did have an improvement through the midlands and down towards dorset, but it's this window of clear skies that's going to just drift a little bit further south overnight, and that's where we'll see the lowest temperatures. so starting to see a change into the far north of scotland, as cloud arrives here, and that's going to prevent the temperatures from falling much lower than 5—6 degrees. but maybe across the midlands and parts of wales, we could see temperatures around freezing, a touch of light frost not out

went over to norfolk. had my time there. did the kw-7 cryptography repair course over there, and spent a little time at marine barracks. funny story. may not be funny. but we are on the naval base, the norfolk naval shipyards at portsmouth. and there are five of us, five, maybe six of us, who came over from san diego going to this naval school. and you know, we were -- by that time we considered ourselves pretty salty marines. we were loosy goosy. and we didn't really fully understand the reporting structure. there is a marine barracks on every naval station for the most part. and we were formally assigned to the marine barracks. but in school we didn't realize it. we just thought hey we are hanging out with the navy and they are loosy goosy. we go around the base, bowling alley, club, whatever. and we were not properly bloused as our trousers should be. or, you know, maybe our shirts are out of our pants. and there was this first sergeant, marine first sergeant there on the base. we would see him periodically. every time we

pinky came from norfolk. and she was i think i would say a prototype of the helicopter mother that we have today. she cultivated macarthur's sense of superiority. kept alive his father's legacy so he could avenge the family honor throughout his career. and that he was she was the key architect of macarthur's career, but also the creator of his almost unique self-absorption. that cloaked and frequently diminished his equally great talent. as historian david halberstam said and i quote here. in the army the needs of self are always to be balanced with a sense of obligation loyalty and respect for the institution and the need to observe others. and observe orders loyalty works two ways not only to make those beneath you respectful of your orders but to teach you what you owe to those who are your superiors here douglas macarthur like his father before him failed a critical test. now in 1919 in the immediate wake of world war. i macarthur largely because of his success during the war. was appointed the superinten

and then later on getting ready to go off to norfolk. he and my uncle john brings me to the airport in augusta small airport and he's so proud i'm walking and i'm there in my uniform and he's he and my uncle are walking behind me behind me. that's my boy. hey, he's been all over the country. he's been studying all sorts of stuff. i'm totally embarrassed you that had to make you feel good though. absolutely. absolutely and during that leave there in 65 between san diego and norfolk we just became so close that from that point on every time we parted we parted literally with a kiss on the lips. but i was just bold over at at his pride in me and it's just it's just yeah lifted me up anyway, beaufort. marine craft station beaufort and the marine corps in general was then that's why i thought about my dad. i was about to say the marine corps in general provided the kind of structure. that i needed and always knew. in the core in that organization at that time of my life exactly where you fit into the scheme of things. okay exactly. what? my r

>> with the norfolk document there have been several questions about that document. as if, though, the document itself was a smoking gun to say that we had -- we did know that these groups were going to come here and breach the capitol, and it's just not accurate >> reporter: acting chief pittman watched events unfold that day from this command center at some point you heard that officer sicknick had been killed do you recall that moment >> yes, i do and just as a mother of two sons, to have to make that call to some -- another mother to say your loved one, your child is never coming home, it's just something you're never prepared for >> reporter: and then the unthinkable. on april 2nd when a car slammed into officers manning a capitol barrier, killing capitol police officer william evans. >> awful day awful day. this department has been through a lot in a very short period of time i am most proud of our workforce, though. they have been extremely resilient each and every day >> the chief acknowledges her department is about 200 officers below the authorized strength

a neighborhood is drowning tidewater gardens is a public housing project in the middle of norfolk on the coast of virginia due to heavy rainfalls and rising sea levels it is prone to extreme flooding the local infrastructure is too old and can't cope with the water. the city wants to upgrade the area and rebuild housing but the big question is what will happen to its current residents they are being forced to relocate. corrina a ford has lived here for 9 years and is one of many fighting dispense. with the corner like now it's basic form jennifer cage she. braces if any. reader kading has huge implications for her family especially her 2 kids they still don't know when and where they will be moved to their 1st one high school next year so. they want to know. i'm preparing them for them they're ready mentally but. it's just. that knowing. is so many questions. because i don't even know. sarah black is representing her and others in a lawsuit against the city and actually like the area that is tide water gardens is not becoming marshland it's be redeveloped for other people probably we

totally different story, unfortunately, across the north norfolk coast. cloud, temperatures struggled to peek above seven celsius. and you can see that clearly on the satellite picture. we did have an improvement through the midlands and down towards dorset, but it's this window of clear skies that's going to just drift a little bit further south overnight, and that's where we'll see the lowest temperatures. so starting to see a change into the far north of scotland, as cloud arrives here, and that's going to prevent the temperatures from falling much lower than 5—6 degrees. but maybe across the midlands and parts of wales, we could see temperatures around freezing, a touch of light frost not out of the question as well. so the high pressure hangs on in across england and wales, but here's our change with this cold front gradually starting to arrive into scotland as we go through easter sunday. so it's a change of fortunes, really. where we've had the best of the sunshine just recently, we're going to see more cloud and rain arriving by the end of the aft

when they saw the matchup, norfolk was like, "we are so norfolked.ce in michigan posted on facebook offering a $1,500 reward for the return of a ronald mcdonald statue that was stolen from behind a local mcdonald's the police got a ransom note that just said, "bring back the mcrib. well, good news, it's actually been returned. and i think we have a photo of the statue that was my monologue, and now it is time for "thank you notes." ♪ >> jimmy: guys, it's friday, and that's usually when i write my weekly thank you notes. i was wondering if i could do that right now do you guys mind >> yeah. >> we do >> yes, we don't >> jimmy: we don't - >> we do, we do. >> no, we don't. >> we do >> jimmy: okay, can i can some thank you note writing music, please franny ♪ oh, perfect. first picture, please. thank you, oscar pools, march madness brackets, and my taxes, for being the three times a year i fill out paperwork solely through guessing one more time, fran. ♪ thank you, michelle obama, for debuting your new netflix show, "waffles & mochi" this week. and tune in

a dry bright afternoon and the biggest change in the weather is across norfolk.may be no higher than nine celsius. the reason for the changes that we have more of a breeze today the reason for the change is that we have more of a breeze today and it's coming in from the north, the north—east and the cold north sea. the biggest drop in temperatures today will be across northern parts of england, out across to the south—west. this is where we got the highest temperatures, 18—19 c. more sunshine although more for scotland and northern ireland. it will come and go a bit overnight. but where we have the clearest skies in scotland and northern ireland, we are likely to have a frost overnight. could be down to “4 in some parts of scotland. a risk of frost extends its way down to the midlands and wales where the cloud is a little bit more variable. as we head into the easter weekend, good friday is going to be chilly, with that cold front moving down across the whole of the country around this area of high pressure which is keeping it fine and dry. one of two light showe

i had gotten -- by the time i finished school in san diego and another seven weeks over in norfolk it is at that time a year and a half i am into the marine corps between basic training, infantry training, technical schools, etc. i am a year and a half into the marine corps and off to marine corps air station beaufort, south carolina. 110 miles from home. doesn't get much better than that. here i am, i am 18 at the time, just turning 19 as i'm heading into beaufort. san diego was just -- oh, it was great. i never been any place so i am out here in san diego and it is beautiful. great, great town. as a matter of fact, many years later -- i hadn't gone back to san diego since that time -- so 2005 or 2006 it was i was taking my wife to hawaii on a trip because she had sacrificed a lot while i had been working on the road. we were going to stop off on the west coast wherever was the cheapest ticket which was l avenue course. my daughter, the younger one says, dad, you got too much of your youth tied up in san diego. y'all gotta go to san diego and we, she insisted, bought us tickets for a

in more low cloud and fog through the vale of york down into lincolnshire perhaps, and into north norfolkrevious mornings. we'll keep those temperatures perhaps up just above freezing. so, on monday, a largely dry story to begin with. that fog will burn back to the north sea, a good deal of sunshine coming through. cloudy with light patchy rain into the western isles and maybe to the west of northern ireland, here a bit of a nuisance, but in terms of the feel of things, maybe 17 an expected high. it looks likely, as we move out of monday into tuesday, that this area of high pressure is going to build in from the atlantic and drift steadily eastwards. that will push and weaken the weather front considerably, but more importantly it means a change of wind direction. more of a northerly flow, which will drag the slightly cooler air across the country, and that will mean a change to the feel of the weather. particularly on those exposed east coasts, cooler with the breeze coming in off the sea. take care. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. t

the first marine hospital located at norfolk, virginia, was purchased from that state in '81.built in boston, massachusetts, and some of the medical personnel were utilized by the union and the confederacy for the care of the military forces. it frequently happened at the medical officers of the early marine hospitals were the first physicians to diagnose diseases such as cholera and smallpox. as time went on, the work of the service began of increasing importance to the health of the country that congress extended its duties until it became a function of a federal health service. recognizing the value of mobility and military diseases congress authorized the organization of the marine hospital service along military lines with officers holding commissions in grades similar to those of officers of the medical departments of the army and the navy. in 1912, the name of the service was changed to that born by this organization today, the united states public health service. the public health service is administered by the surgeon general, who is responsible directly to the secret

a neighborhood is drowning tidewater gardens is a public housing project in the middle of norfolk on the coast of virginia due to heavy rain falls and rising sea levels it is prone to extreme flooding the local infrastructure is too old and can't cope with the water. the city wants to upgrade the area and rebuild housing but the big question is what will happen to its current residents they are being forced to relocate. corrina ray ford has lived here for 9 years and is one of many fighting dispense. with the corner like now facing form jennifer cage. braces if any. reader kading has huge implications for her family especially her 2 kids they still don't know when and where they will be moved to a. high school next year so if. they want to know. i'm preparing them for they're ready mentally but. still many questions answered. sarah black is representing her and others in a lawsuit against the city and actually like the area that is tide water gardens is not becoming marshland it's being redeveloped for other people probably wealthier and whiter people and the infrastructure for upgra

the neighborhood is drowning tidewater gardens is a public housing project in the middle of norfolk on the coast of virginia due to heavy rain falls and rising sea levels it is prone to extreme flooding the local infrastructure is too old and can't cope with the water. the city wants to upgrade the area and rebuild housing but the big question is what will happen to its current residents they are being forced to relocate. corrina ray ford has lived here for 9 years and is one of many fighting dispense. with the corner like now facing form jennifer cage. braces if any. reader kading has huge implications for her family this specially her 2 kids they still don't know when and where they will be moved to a. high school next year so if. they want to know. i'm preparing them for them they're ready mentally but. it's so many questions. sarah black is representing her and others in a lawsuit against the city and actually like the area that is tide water gardens is not becoming marshland it's being redeveloped for other people probably wealthier and whiter people and the emphasis are for upgra

two years ago he was stationed in norfolk, virginia. have traveled that very road and very often he would commute to and from work after a day of training wearing his military fatigues, just like the second lieutenant was. wolf, i cannot tell you that my son, who was very respectful of law enforcement, very respectful of law and order, as i am i, would have behaved very differently than second lieutenant nazario. he displayed his hands. he said, "what is this about, what is this about? and he was treated like a thug. it should never be the case in our nation that the person on the pointed end of the gun has to say to the peace officer "relax, calm down." it should never be that way. so the common problem across all of these acts of excessive force by the police is there are far too many law enforcement officers in this country who have no business carrying a gun in a moment of crisis. and there is far too few instances of training and tactics of de-escalation. it's not always -- it shouldn't always be the case where the officer escalate

new things on 24 celsius in norfolk.d we will find wintry showers around. there could be one or two rain showers threatening the east coast, scotland in northeast england on friday morning before the sunshine comes out later. morkel coming down the eastern side of england, after a cold and potentially frosty start. —— more cloud. temperature is a maximum of 13-14 in cloud. temperature is a maximum of 13—14 in the sunshine, colder for eastern england and eastern parts of scotland. the colder air has been rotating around this area of high pressure. extending southwards and the high is keeping us from and drive but it could be a frosty start where we had the clear skies. breeze will push cloud and eastern parts of england, perhaps into the midlands and the far north of scotland. elsewhere some sunshine after frosty starts, the temperatures are not rising, another chilly day i think on saturday. if we move into easter sunday and, most of the men and wales it looks better. the wind will not be as strong, it sunshine after fro

this took place west of norfolk, virginia here, and it was on december 5th. several months ago now. but this video footage is now just coming to us here after a lawsuit was filed by this ari melber -- army lieutenant against two officers of the police department who attempted to, they say, in this police report pull him over the night of december 5th. nazaro says he drove about a mile and a half to a well lit gas station, put on his hazard lights but wanted to go to an area not as dark. the police claim that he did not have a license plate. the reason for pulling him over. he says he did have a temporary plate that was attached to his window. nonetheless, what you saw were several minutes of this video here in which you see the hands of lieutenant, a current service member, holding his hands out of the window in which you see ultimately one of those officers, officers gutierrez, spray him with pepper spray before taking him out of the vehicle, putting him on to his knees and the lieutenant alleging that he struck him multiple times in the back as he arrested him. i want to let every

totally different story, unfortunately, across the north norfolk coast.ek above seven celsius. and you can see that clearly on the satellite picture. we did have an improvement through the midlands and down towards dorset, but it's this window of clear skies that's going to just drift a little bit further south overnight, and that's where we'll see the lowest temperatures. so starting to see a change into the far north of scotland, as cloud arrives here, and that's going to prevent the temperatures from falling much lower than 5—6 degrees. but maybe across the midlands and parts of wales, we could see temperatures around freezing, a touch of light frost not out of the question as well. so the high pressure hangs on in across england and wales, but here's our change with this cold front gradually starting to arrive into scotland as we go through easter sunday. so it's a change of fortunes, really. where we've had the best of the sunshine just recently, we're going to see more cloud and rain arriving by the end of the afternoon. by contrast, over england an

of this car who attacked police officers with a knife was noah green, 25, who'd been living in the norfolk, virginia area capitol police say he was unknown to them. >> we do not have the suspect on file with u.s. capitol police. so there's no indication at this time that there's any nexus to any member of congress >> reporter: a biography on the website of the college where he played football says he was born in west virginia but grew up in virginia on his facebook page in his last posting a few weeks ago he said he recently lost his job and wrote, "these past few years have been tough these past few months have been tougher. adding "i've been tried with some of the biggest, unimaginable tests in my life." and police say no sign this was a terrorist attack >> it does not appear to be terrorism-related, but obviously we'll continue to investigate to see if there's some type of nexus along those lines. >> reporter: since the january 6th riot when 139 police officers were attacked and three died afterward, security has been much tighter around the capitol. with anti-climb fencing around the e

totally different story, unfortunately, across the north norfolk coast.of cloud, temperatures struggled to peek above seven celsius. and you can see that clearly on the satellite picture. we did have an improvement through the midlands and down towards dorset, but it's this window of clear skies that's going to just drift a little bit further south overnight, and that's where we'll see the lowest temperatures. so starting to see a change into the far north of scotland, as cloud arrives here, and that's going to prevent the temperatures from falling much lower than 5—6 degrees. but maybe across the midlands and parts of wales, we could see temperatures around freezing, a touch of light frost not out of the question as well. so the high pressure hangs on in across england and wales, but here's our change with this cold front gradually starting to arrive into scotland as we go through easter sunday. so it's a change of fortunes, really. where we've had the best of the sunshine just recently, we're going to see more cloud and rain arriving by the end of the a

story in the days since the shooting unrest in the small, north carolina city about an hour south of norfolk, virginia. >> area now under a state of emergency. demonstrators city leaders and even the state's governor calling for the footage to be released. >> that was dana reporting for us this morning. well, coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news, a rare super bloom of purple flowers and one california lake. we're going to take you to the incredible sight. after the break. >> the purple lupine flowers and making a rare super bloom appearance at folsom lake lonnie wong reports visitors from near and far flocked to the area to see the rare sight. >> the low water level at folsom lake. normally draws its share of curiosity seekers as we enter what could be a summer of drought. the parts of the dry lake bed and shoreline dominated by rocks and sand are now a sea of purple blanketed by acres of loop and that to a different kind of curiosity seekers. we've done. >> nature hikes, but i've never seen anything like this. here or anywhere. >> super blooms happen. when the timing of temperatu

and quite a noticeable breeze actually for coasts of norfolk, suffolk, essex and kent — so feeling reallynow through wednesday night into thursday, high pressure will remain in charge. frost looks set to be a feature once again into thursday morning, and the orientation of this high means that eastern areas will continue to see a feed of cold airfrom the north sea. it also looks like we'll see this little line of showers skipping in from the north sea affecting parts of eastern and south—eastern england but many places again through thursday, dry with some spells of sunshine. highest temperatures out west, parts of northern ireland and western scotland could be looking at values of 1a or 15 celsius. stays dry for most for the end of the week and temperatures will begin to creep upwards as well, just some rain in the far north—west. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern. this is outside source. the female police officer who shot dead the young black men daunte wright resigns as the victim's family hires the civil rights attorney representing george floyd's family. that a police officer would shoot and

totally different story, unfortunately, across the north norfolk coast, with quite a lot of cloud, temperaturesure. we did have an improvement through the midlands and down towards dorset, but it's this window of clear skies that's going to just drift a little bit further south overnight, and that's where we'll see the lowest temperatures. so starting to see a change into the far north of scotland, as cloud arrives here, and that's going to prevent the temperatures from falling much lower than 5—6 degrees. but maybe across the midlands and parts of wales, we could see temperatures around freezing, a touch of light frost not out of the question as well. so the high pressure hangs on in across england and wales, but here's our change with this cold front gradually starting to arrive into scotland as we go through easter sunday. so it's a change of fortunes, really. where we've had the best of the sunshine just recently, we're going to see more cloud and rain arriving by the end of the afternoon. by contrast, over england and wales, dry and sunny. and for eastern england, where we've had that mise

negatively impacting minority communities and how we as a country can best protect them the city of norfolk has refused to comment on the ongoing relocation process meanwhile the next flooding is already on its way to tidewater gardens. it was quite heartbreaking to see how powerless the people the people who live in tidewater gardens feel and that they really do have the feeling that fighting the climate change is really used as an argument for trying traffic ation so what we experience their brand it really underlines the importance when looking at issues of climate change change that one also has to look at issues of social justice and racial justice it's all interconnected as you point out there in that story it is conducted a mini survey of u.s. media earlier today the dairy chauvelin verdict race relations police and gun violence dominate climate change and this summit did not on your travels used do you get the sense that people in the u.s. today see climate change for the acute threat that it is. well fire doesn't care if you vote republican or democrat and water doesn't care what c

totally different story, unfortunately, across the north norfolk coast. that clearly on the satellite picture. we did have an improvement through the midlands and down towards dorset, but it's this window of clear skies that's going to just drift a little bit further south overnight, and that's where we'll see the lowest temperatures. so starting to see a change into the far north of scotland, as cloud arrives here, and that's going to prevent the temperatures from falling much lower than 5—6 degrees. but maybe across the midlands and parts of wales, we could see temperatures around freezing, a touch of light frost not out of the question as well. so the high pressure hangs on in across england and wales, but here's our change with this cold front gradually starting to arrive into scotland as we go through easter sunday. so it's a change of fortunes, really. where we've had the best of the sunshine just recently, we're going to see more cloud and rain arriving by the end of the afternoon. by contrast, over england and wales, dry and sunny. and for eastern

the windsor police department outside norfolk says they have been putting their officers through additional training since january because of this incident. david? >> all right, thank you, steve. steve osunsami. >>> overseas tonight, and to the preparations now under way for the funeral for britian's prince philip. tonight, prince harry is back in the uk, and both princes, william and harry, with their own tributes. abc's james longman from london again this evening. >> reporter: tonight, a grandson's homecoming. harry back in the uk ahead of prince philip's funeral. joining the royal family at windsor for a scaled down service for just 30 people saturday, due to covid-19 restrictions. pregnant meghan still in l.a. with archie. physicians advised against travel. the duke of sussex honoring philip's life of public service, but in typical form, harry struck a more informal note, saying, "he was my grandpa, master of the barbecue, legend of banter and cheeky right until the end." it finished with the phrase "by sea, by land," the motto of the royal marines, a nod to philip's glittering naval c

this was the scene earlier on in norfolk, there is a rainbow in the shot as well. one or two of those showers could be on the sharp side and there is a cool north—easterly breeze filtering them in as well, breezy through the english channel too. winds light, typical temperature is 11—13 . higherfor western parts typical temperature is 11—13 . higher for western parts of scotland and western parts of northern ireland, cooler in the south—east of england where there are showers and those could drift towards hampshire before fading away as the sun goes down. skies will clear overnight. temperatures will fall quickly. we'll get mist and fog later on towards the home counties but like last night it will be a cold one, we are looking at a frost in many places with temperatures down to “4 or —5 in some rural areas. tomorrow, cold but sunny start for most, the fog should be gone by nine or ten o'clock. we'll see more fair weather cloud bubbling up across england and wales on friday, sunny towards coastal areas and some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland away from t

in a bit more low cloud and fog through the vale of york, into lincolnshire and perhaps into north norfolkmperatures up just above freezing for many. so on monday are largely dry story to begin with. that fog will be burning its way back to the north sea. good sunshine coming through. cloudy with light patchy rain into the western isles. maybe 17 degrees is the expected high. it looks like as we move out of monday into tuesday that this area of high pressure is going to build in from the atlantic and drift its way steadily eastwards. that will push and we cannot weather front considerably but more importantly it means a change of wind direction. more of a northerly flow which will drag slightly cooler air across the country and that will mean a change to the feel of the weather. and so particularly on those exposed east coasts, cooler with the breeze coming in off the sea. take care. this is bbc world news. the headlines. the two russian men suspected of carrying out the salisbury nerve agent attack three years ago are being sought by police in the czech republic. a senior conservative mp

in more low cloud and fog through the vale of york down into lincolnshire perhaps, and into north norfolkrgely dry story to begin with. that fog will burn back to the north sea, a good deal of sunshine coming through. cloudy with light patchy rain into the western isles and maybe to the west of northern ireland, here a bit of a nuisance, but in terms of the feel of things, maybe 17 an expected high. it looks likely, as we move out of monday into tuesday, that this area of high pressure is going to build in from the atlantic and drift steadily eastwards. that will push and weaken the weather front considerably, but more importantly it means a change of wind direction. more of a northerly flow, which will drag the slightly cooler air across the country, and that will mean a change to the feel of the weather. particularly on those exposed east coasts, cooler with the breeze coming in off the sea. take care. good afternoon. the environment secretary, george eustice, has told the bbc that the government will "look at" any recommendations made to change the rules around lobbying. inquiries have

in more low cloud and fog through the vale of york down into lincolnshire perhaps, and into north norfolk. so, on monday, a largely dry story to begin with. that fog will burn back to the north sea, a good deal of sunshine coming through. cloudy with light patchy rain into the western isles and maybe to the west of northern ireland, here a bit of a nuisance, but in terms of the feel of things, maybe 17 an expected high. it looks likely, as we move out of monday into tuesday, that this area of high pressure is going to build in from the atlantic and drift steadily eastwards. that will push and weaken the weather front considerably, but more importantly it means a change of wind direction. more of a northerly flow, which will drag the slightly cooler air across the country, and that will mean a change to the feel of the weather. particularly on those exposed east coasts, cooler with the breeze coming in off the sea. take care. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the two russian men suspected of carrying out the salisbury nerve agent attack

the first marine hospital located in norfolk, virginia.was built in boston, massachusetts and some of the medical personnel were utilized by the union and the confederacy for the care of the union -- winded. it frequently happened that the medical officers in the early marine hospitals were the first position to diagnose to seize it is like cholera,, fever and small box. as time went, on the work of the service became of increasing importance to the public health of the country that congress gradually extended its duties until it became in function a federal health service. recognizing the value of mobility and military discipline, the organization, congress authorized the organization of a marine hospital service along military lines with officers holding positions and grades similar to those of officers in the army and navy. in 1912, the name of the service was changed to that borne by the organization today, the united states public health service. and the public health services administered by the surgeon general, who is responsible di

graham of carolina in the new hub for apple in the research triangle, and all i could think about was norfolkvirginia, the aircraft carrier industrial base coalition of 2000 suppliers in 46 states to the united states navy. apple is spreading it out. greg: i would say, number one, apple realizes big tech is under fire from a regulatory standpoint. the other is i'm not sure we are going to find all the workers for these programs. we will talk about new stimulus, but when i walk around d.c., aussie is help-wanted signs -- around d.c., all i see is help-wanted signs everywhere. tom: that is the center for this president. he is a jobs president. what kind of jobs is this president? sam: i think obviously, infrastructure -- greg: i think obviously, infrastructure is number one. but skilled labor, nurses, construction workers, and unskilled laborers. i think that type labor market -- that tight labor market is going to be even more skewed until we end the weekly unemployed benefits of $300. lisa: i want to build on this idea of a lack of workers with the popular support for joe biden. it indicated

lieutenant william kelly, a police officer in virginia was fired from his job in internal affairs for the norfolk police department after it was discovered he spent sense $25 anonymously to the defense, your quick response. >> i am sorry i didn't hear the last statement. >> being fired from your job for having donated to a cause that apparently these mobs don't think is worthy, virginia,. >> people are being fired today for so many reasons, the city manager of brooklyn center was fired because he said kim potter should get due process. people are being fired today simply for following the constitution and that is what is so dangerous. my new book the new sensors, so hard to fight. the new sensors are good people, they are progressives, corporations, private people, harder to combat than government censorship. laura: as protesters take to the streets of columbus we take you through step-by-step the lie about the shooting there. how it went from blm to the media to the white house. stay there. scotts turf builder triple action kills weeds, prevents crab grass and feeds your lawn. all three,in just

and quite a noticeable breeze actually for coasts of norfolk, suffolk, essex and kent — so feeling reallyuth. now through wednesday night into thursday, high pressure will remain in charge. frost looks set to be a feature once again into thursday morning, and the orientation of this high means that eastern areas will continue to see a feed of cold airfrom the north sea. it also looks like we'll see this little line of showers skipping in from the north sea affecting parts of eastern and south—eastern england but many places again through thursday, dry with some spells of sunshine. highest temperatures out west, parts of northern ireland and western scotland could be looking at values of 14 or 15 celsius. stays dry for most for the end of the week and temperatures will begin to creep upwards as well, just some rain in the far north—west. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern. this is outside source. the female police officer who shot dead the unarmed mac plan —— black man donte wright resigned as his family hires the attorney representing george floyd's family. a police officer would shoot and kill an

new all-time highs for ksu, csx and norfolk. let's get to bob pisani.ing carl and general risoff again today second day in a you but we're up almost 5% in the month of april. mega cap tech is split evenly, holding up fine. banks have been flattish since the earning season start and that is not unusual at all fairly typical energy is flat lined it's not going anywheres industrials have had a great run up until this week consumer staples also have been doing better up follow this week two things matter. hard of guidance system. we're interested in cost and interested in guidance guidance matters because the prices have moved up rather significantly and we need positive guidance to move the analysts along to keep increasing earnings estimates. we've had a number of companies raise guidance in the last few days dover, lockheed martin united healthcare. phillip morris and harley davidson all raised guidance here johnson and johnson came out this morning, they narrowed. but business conditions is what we want to hear about. and generally we're goating the pos

in more low cloud and fog through the vale of york down into lincolnshire perhaps, and into north norfolkrthern ireland, here a bit of a nuisance, but in terms of the feel of things, maybe 17 an expected high. it looks likely, as we move out of monday into tuesday, that this area of high pressure is going to build in in from the atlantic and drift steadily eastwards. that will push and weaken the weather front considerably, but more importantly it means a change of wind direction. more of a northerly flow, which will drag the slightly cooler air across the country, and that will mean a change to the feel of the weather. particularly on those exposed east coasts, cooler with the breeze coming in off the sea. take care. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. our top stories: the two russian men suspected of carrying out the salisbury nerve agent attack three years ago are being sought by police in the czech republic. a senior conservative mp warns borisjohnson he'll lose the support of the so—called red wall voters in former labour seats, unless he resolves the row about lobbying. cannon fires. a