100 of them became bestsellers, for example new york times number one on the first place is also patersonntly included in the forbes rating as one of the richest writers in the world. probably his most popular novel honeymoon in ukrainian seems not to have been translated . however, his novels about alex cross are his most popular character - this a forensic inspector is a psychologist of the fbi well, i will also say that paterson is very often criticized, in particular , by colleagues, he king has repeatedly expressed that his books are too simple , there is no paterson, but stephen himself is a wall king and self-criticism called his books analogues of burgers from mcdonald's. the second place in this ranking is dr. soules, a children's writer, the author of grinch, lorex, the cat in the hat, the third place is j. rowling , the fourth place is jeffon the horse and the author of the diary of a weakling that i know in ukraine super megapopular and popular his e-books simply take up entire shelves. in bookstores , that’s all i have. vasyl, i pass the word to you . thank you. i just told y

colin paterson, was watching. three, two, one!een. here, we had a real—life king. king charles and the queen consort, revealing the stage for this year's competition. and their eurovision tour included meeting the presenters of the show. they were really excited for it as well. yeah. i mean, they've got their own party going on the same week, so... quite a busy week! quite a busy one for them. this is the ninth time the uk's hosted eurovision and, oh, how the set designs have advanced over the years. the first time in 1960, it was all a bit chelsea flower show, with the world's biggest snooker cue being used for the scoreboard. when abba won in brighton nearly 50 years ago, there was a remarkable kaleidoscope of 1970s colours. and as for the set revealed by the royals... so this is where the acts will be run in. this is the big catwalk right here. as you can see, the floor is all made out of video. this feels big. it's massive, yeah. 0ur set design resembles a hug, as if to say the people of liverpool and the uk are welcoming the

reporting in paterson, new jersey, gloria passed me no cnn. still to come.aeli police boost forces amid tensions in jerusalem and thousands of worshippers come to pray will have the latest and us president joe biden heads to northern ireland this week to mark the 25th anniversary of the landmark peace accord. i'll speak with the provost of a belfast university campus about why mr biden's speech there will be historic in itself. try tied power pods with 85% more tied in every pod who needs that much more time? he does. what does that mean? it means you're gonna need more tied e more likes. more tied, more adorable, more tied, everyone's gonna need oh, god, i. you're gonna need more tight. it's a mess out there. that's why there's 85% more tied in every power p clogged ears wax on your bud. hard to hear. maybe it's time you clean out your ear, but don't pushash gentle triple spray that flushes earwax away. awesome massage in my ear look, cotton swabs just pushed the wax in but whooshes triple spray of water gently removes wax, build up and flushes it out. has

in paterson, new jersey. thank you so much.ight now to south carolina, where police say six people were injured in a shooting after fights broke out. hard to believe on isla palm south carolina video capturing the chaos as gunfire erupted friday. in that coastal town. authorities say hundreds of people were at the beach, many of them high school seniors skipping class before spring break. police have charged two people in the incident, but they have not confirmed if either was involved in the shooting. the investigation remains ongoing and now to western wisconsin, where an investigation is underway after two police officers died in a shooting. authorities say gunfire erupted after an officer conducted a traffic stop and baron county yesterday that officer as well as a second officer. we're both pronounced dead at the scene. a third person later died at the hospital. it's not clear how that person was involved. police have not provided any details on what prompted the traffic stop or how the shooting even unfolded. alright stil

colin paterson, bbc news, birmingham. i would love to see that.buster movies based on the adventures of various superheroes fill the cinemas. but if you think comics are confined to just the us or japan, think again. tim allman explains. for a lot of people, this is what comic books are all about. # i #iam # i am superman and i know what is happening... # i am superman and i know what is happening- - -_ is happening... capes, spandex, unchin: is happening... capes, spandex, punching bad — is happening... capes, spandex, punching bad guys. _ is happening... capes, spandex, punching bad guys. there - is happening... capes, spandex, punching bad guys. there is - is happening... capes, spandex, punching bad guys. there is a i punching bad guys. there is a captain america, even a captain britain. but what about captain south africa? she, or at least south africa? she, orat least a comic book containing the adventures is making an appearance at comic con cape town, and she is no ordinary superhero. town, and she is no ordinary superher0-— superhero. she

colin paterson, bbc news, liverpool. the royal seal of approval. time for a look at the weather. have struggled. that has been a theme of the spring so far. the highest temperature we have seen so far this year was in highland scotland, 21.2 but in england and wales, temperatures have not yet been above 18. we have to look all the way back to 1986 for a year when we have waited this long for temperatures higher than that. but that may change over the next few days. we are going to see some slightly warmer air working its way across most parts of the uk. highland scotland could be the place that stays a bit chilly. it is also the place where we could see a touch of frost overnight tonight. for many, quite a lot of clout in the mix and some clear spells, some rain fringing into northern ireland and western scotland, mildest in the south—west of england where we will see a lot of cloud tomorrow morning and some of rain. two main areas of wet weather tomorrow, one pushing up from the south—west, affecting a good part of england and wales. some of that could be heavy and thundery for

colin paterson, bbc news, liverpool. that's it from me and the team.his week off on a largely settled note, but it has been chilly for the time of year. we've seen variable cloud and some sunshine. now the second half of this week will be turning much milder but more unsettled. some of us will see quite a bit of rain around, especially on thursday. now, tonight, it's going to be mostly dry. variable clouds, some clear spells. most of the clear spells will tend to be across central areas. so it's here where it could be quite chilly but thicker cloud for southwestern and western areas into northern ireland and also western scotland. so no problems with frost here, but another chillier one further north and east. now for thursday, we've got a couple of weather fronts working in thanks to low pressure, top and tail of the uk. so many places through central areas certainly will start dry a little bit early brightness, but it will be quite chilly, but temperatures will be lifting through the day. this weather front bring rain, some mountain snow to scotland

colin paterson, was watching. three, two, one!king. king charles and the queen consort, revealing the stage for this year's competition. and their eurovision tour included meeting the presenters of the show. they were really excited for it as well. yeah. i mean, they've got their own party going on the same week, so... quite a busy week! quite a busy one for them. this is the ninth time the uk's hosted eurovision and, oh, how the set designs have advanced over the years. the first time in 1960, it was all a bit chelsea flower show. when abba won in brighton nearly 50 years ago, there was a remarkable kaleidoscope of i970s colours. and as for the set revealed by the royals... so this is where the acts will be run in. this is the big catwalk right here. as you can see, the floor is all made out of video. this feels big. it's massive, yeah. our set design resembles a hug, as if to say the people of liverpool and the uk are welcoming the people of the ukraine. let's go backstage. yeah. there's basically a crew that comes in, looks at

up that prayer prayers will continue here throughout the evening, and police here in the city of paterson have increased security presence not just here at this mosque, but others in the area here, jim all right, gloria. pass me no, thanks very much coming up a jury and texas just convicted daniel perry of murder after he shot and killed a black lives matter. protester in july of 2020, but now the state's governor says he'll push for a pardon. more on that coming up, and later, tiger woods is out at the masters, the five time champion withdrawing from the tournament over a foot injury. legendary sportscaster bob costas will join me to discuss what's next for the 47 year old golf. great. you're live in the cnn newsroom. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted boost high protein w with 20 g f protein for muscle health versus 16 g and ensure high protein boost high protein now available in cinnabon. bakery inspired flavor learn more boost .com slash t v. you're doing business in an app driven multi cloud world. that' why you choose vm ware with flexible multi cloud services that enable dig

colin paterson, bbc news, birmingham.ehold name in this country when he took on the role, not least through his success with gavin and stacey, but was little known stateside. how much has changed in the last eight years. i'm james corden and for the last time, this, this is the late late show. james corden's show was a huge success, pulling in some of the biggest names in show business. from touring liverpool with paul mccartney. to parachutejumping with tom cruise. # oh, baby... even the then first lady got involved in carpool karaoke. stars including harry styles appeared on his final night. i would never say never to that. # you filled it with thousands of moments ofjoy. # and now there won't be any more... signing off, corden said, "all we have wanted is to be a bit of light and levity at the end of your day. thank you for letting me into your home every night." time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. the bank holiday weekend is just around the corner and it will be quite mixed, quite typicalfor this time

now we heard from the mayor of paterson earlier today. now this community here is one of the largest muslim communities in new jersey. and as you mentioned we are very much in the middle of the holy month of ramadan at time. in this community comes together. to celebrate their most important holidays, so this community has been shaken. they were shocked by what happened here this morning, but they are not deterred. they have still meant joining the mosque here behind me for the day's prayers. this is the holiest month in the islamic calendar year, and we want to make sure that the safety of those that are just coming to pray is a priority for us, and then we take this situation very seriously and want to let anyone who's coming to worship know that they can do this in peace without any fear of being attacked. imam el nikki , but i is at the hospital recovering. we are told that he is in good spirits despite his injuries and a spokesperson for the mosque who i spoke to earlier today told me he believes that he will come back from this and

until he was placed under arrest by paterson police department. alright jimenez joins us now terrifying. do we know how he's doing this morning? well thankfully, he's in stable condition, so it seems like he's going to be okay. but as we heard some of those details, this is a situation that unfolded pretty quickly early sunday morning. this is the first prayer of the day this suspect who was unknown to the congregants, lunch, ford stabbed the imam multiple times and then tried to run, but the congregants grabbed him. held him until police were able to arrive and this person was arrested in the investigation goes from there, but take a listen to one of the spokespeople for the mosque about why this time period was so significant. this is a holy time for muslims, and actually, you know other religions as well. we're celebrating easter was celebrated passover but for ramadan is the holiest month of the year, and typically, there are more congregants than other times. it's a it's a spiritual time for us and naturally, something like this, you know, is

this was something that happened during the first prayer service on sunday at the omar mosque in paterson new jersey, and we are in the holy month of ramadan. you can see on your screen there. this is a man in a white hoodie in the third row of congregants. when they go down, he goes forward and does this act tries to then run away as congregants are all grabbing onto him trying to slow him down? they eventually do subdue him. until police arrive, and that suspect was eventually arrested. that suspect is 32 year old as you mentioned saref zorba, according to the passaic county prosecutor's office, and so we're he has a court appearance expected later today , but as for the imam, he was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. but as i mentioned, this is in the holy month of ramadan, take a listen to how the mosque is now responding. this is a holy time for muslims, and actually, you know other religions as well. we're celebrating easter was celebrated passover but for ramadan is the holiest month of the year, and typically, there are more congregants than other times. it's a it's

paterson disagrees. essentially visiting his old constituents. while we have lost population here in california, lost a congressional district. these are the places that are gaining population. these are the places that are gaining representation in the house of representatives. would he needs to do is focus on the many heren california. this campaign is the latest in a series of actions the governor has taken to raise his national profile, reigniting speculation. he has an eye on the white house. but newsom has said he will not be running in 2024 following his red states swing. the governor will take a family trip to an undisclosed location at 11 a defense priority, says a nurse accused of causing a fiery crash in southern california that killed six people. had a seizure before the accident. very seven year old nicole linton is facing six counts of murder in the crash. that happened last august in l. a county. among those that died were pregnant mother and her unborn baby and her infant son. her attorney says. linton froze at the wheel due to th

ian paterson is serving a 20—year jail term for wounding people with intent.torchwood, the phantom of the opera and a taste of honey. his death was announced by a friend, who said he had neverfully recovered from a fall he had at the end of last year. the king's coronation next month will be the biggest ceremonial military operation for 70 years, according to the ministry of defence. buckingham palace has also released details of a dozen pieces of music which have been specially commissioned for the event and personally chosen by the king himself. our royal correspondent, nick witchell, reports. the ancient walls of westminster abbey will ring to the sound of 12 specially composed pieces of music during the coronation, all of it, the palace says, overseen by the king himself and intended to celebrate musical talents from across the united kingdom and beyond. there will be a special coronation anthem composed by andrew lloyd webber, to be played by the coronation orchestra, comprising musicians from eight different orchestras in britain and canada and to be sun

when we looked at 0wen paterson, the way in which the judicial system ofjustice in parliament was goinge vehement against that. you took a critical position, increasingly critical position over the time of his premiership. was that deliberate strategy on your part? i think you follow the news, you follow the facts. and there was no strange funding over that and then the cover up over that. we were very, very critical of dominic cummings when he went on his eye testing mission. yes. i think the headline was what planet are they on? and i think that surprised a lot of people in that we were a conservative leaning paper, but highly critical of of that government when it went wrong. but we were very supportive when it did things which it seemingly promised to do. the social care, which they then reneged on. but at the one moment they were going to support what what the prime minister said on the steps of downing street, which was to help the very vulnerable people. and i thinkjournalism is about helping people as well as transforming lives through exposure. i mean, i think it's an incredibl

ian paterson is serving a 20—year jail term for wounding people with intent.through the records of women he treated on the nhs and at two private hospitals across more than two decades. we have just got some breaking we havejust got some breaking news to bring it about sudan and the ongoing fighting there. egypt and south sudan are offering to mediate between the sudanese army and the paramilitary group the rapid support forces. there has been fighting going on for two days now and sudan, particularly around khartoum, you can see the fighterjets particularly around khartoum, you can see the fighter jets flying overhead and gun battles on the streets. so that is one of the lines, i think that must be coming out of the arab league emergency meeting which is taking place to discuss the situation there. so egypt and south sudan offering to mediate between the sudanese army and the paramilitary group the rapid support forces in sudan. you're watching bbc news. in a month from now we will know the winner of this year's eurovision song contest, which will be taking p

colin paterson, bbc news, birmingham. the weather forecast is next. mixed fare for the bank holiday weekend. for this time of the year it may feel warm in the sunshine and temperatures are going to be higher but there is the chance of heavy showers. what are two showers kicking around at the moment but not many. it will be dry over night for the most part. they could be some short lived fog patches in the cloud thickens in scotland. on the cloud thickens in scotland. on the far north of scotland theories calder but for other parts of the uk we start off at around it degrees on saturday morning. quite cloudy for much of mainland scotland and north—east england have a chance of some rain. other parts of the uk will cease in and at times but we may generate a few more showers, some of them heavy particularly across northern ireland and wales into the west midlands. east midlands and east anglia and south—east of england seeing the best of the weather. warm spells of sunshine and temperatures reaching 20 degrees. a lot warmer than it will be underneath th

ian paterson is serving a 20—year jail term for wounding people with intent. experts are working through the records of women he treated on the nhs and at two private hospitals across more than two decades. thousands of christians have filled jerusalem's old city for an important 0rthodox easter ritual, despite restrictions by israeli police. the holy fire ceremony drew huge crowds to the church of the holy sepulchre, in occupied eastjerusalem. church leaders urged christians to ignore restrictions and criticised the police presence at the event. the king's coronation next month will be the biggest ceremonial military operation for 70 years, according to the ministry of defence. the armed forces will play a key role at the event, with more than 6,000 military personnel on parade. buckingham palace has also released details of a dozen pieces of music which have been specially commissioned for the event and personally chosen by the king himself. it is getting really exciting now. all coming together. fix, it is getting really exciting now. all coming together.— a

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ian paterson is serving a 20—year jail term for wounding people with intent. through the records of women he treated on the nhs and at two private hospitals across more than two decades. well, let's go to taiwan now — the launch of a chinese weather satellite has briefly forced planes flying to and from northern taiwan to alter their routes. beijing said it was inaccurate to call it a no—fly zone but flights between the self—governing island and china, south korea and japan were required to avoid an area over the east china sea for around half an hour on sunday morning. the no—fly zone was initially planned to last nearly three days, but china has scaled it back. it follows days of intense chinese military drills around taiwan which have been seen as a response to taiwan's president meeting with the us house speaker in california last week. earlier, we were joined by our asia reporterfrom singapore, nick marsh. initially, taiwan says that china wanted to impose this nearly three—day no—fly zone. as you say, it was supposed to start this morning and then end on

a reference to vardy and the woman she sued, live now to our enterntainment correspondent colin patersonoes that? i the story that does not stop giving, does that? ., , , ., , the story that does not stop giving, does that? . , , ._ ., does that? i was there every day for the hiuh does that? i was there every day for the high court _ does that? i was there every day for the high court case _ does that? i was there every day for the high court case last _ does that? i was there every day for the high court case last year, - does that? i was there every day for the high court case last year, but i the high court case last year, but here i am still reporting on its almost a year after it all started, and boy it was this one unexpected. the person who lost the libel trial, remember, she was suing colleen rooney, but thejudge ruled remember, she was suing colleen rooney, but the judge ruled that their original allegation that rebecca had been leaking stories was substantially true, and she ended up having to pay almost £1.5 million in legal costs, and today, it is rebekah who has emerged in t

of dogs and there was a dog guard of honour as his coffin arrived. 0ur arts correspondent, colin patersonts way through the village of aldington, which he called home for more than 20 years for the his husband, andre portasio, sat at the front, holding their pet dog. through the rear window, a tribute to paul 0'grady but a much loved companion, stir, and suitably a dog had one of the best vantage points. this is betty, one of our chihuahuas. she came to us and read. she was a favourite pool. majorjust relax. she was a favourite pool. ma'or 'ust relax. :, �* , ., , she was a favourite pool. ma'or 'ust relax. :, h. , , she was a favourite pool. ma'or 'ust relax. :, , , :, :, relax. paul o'grady became one of the most famous _ relax. paul o'grady became one of the most famous supporters - relax. paul o'grady became one of the most famous supporters of- the most famous supporters of battersea dogs and cats comb and they were out in force. he battersea dogs and cats comb and they were out in force.— battersea dogs and cats comb and they were out in force. he loved the funny looking _ they were

volunteers planted trees today at william paterson park on each avenue in east oakland. they also gave so much needed to care to existing young trees and added mulch in areas around the park. the roots say it's part of their responsibility to do whatever they can to help. we believe that it's part of our responsibility to use the assets that we have as a professional sports team to think about how we can make our impact has less harmful as possible. but also how can we engage the community ? how can we rally people together? how can we spread education about things that we can all do in our own lives in order to live more sustainably? the roots say they have sustainability and clean energy goals to help east bay residents and businesses save millions of dollars. a national guard airman arrested for allegedly leaking top secret information coming up on the news at 6 30 more about the 21 year old suspect. also more questions about senator dianne feinstein remaining time in the senate, her office and key allies pushed back against calls for her to resign. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ receive

volunteers planted trees at william paterson park. ah, needs avenue in east oakland also gave some care to existing young trees and added mulch in areas around the park. we believe that it's part of our responsibility to use the assets that we have as a professional sports team to think about how we can make our impact has less harmful as possible. but also how can we engage the community? how can we rally people together? how can we spread education about things that we can all do in our own lives in order to live more sustainably? the roots have a goal of implementing new sustainability and clean energy measures. help east bay residents and businesses save millions of dollars. san franciscans want their concerns to be acknowledged. they want us as city leaders to understand what they are feeling what they are experiencing, and they want us to do something about it, and you can't do anything about a problem if you won't acknowledge that it exists, coming up a wide ranging interview with san francisco's district attorney, brooke jenki

colin paterson, bbc news, birmingham. i think it looks great.er but still a _ brighter with sunshine on offer but still a few— brighter with sunshine on offer but still a few showers. low pressure is clearing _ still a few showers. low pressure is clearing away gradually towards the east, _ clearing away gradually towards the east, which is what brought the rain over the _ east, which is what brought the rain over the past 24 hours or so. drying out up _ over the past 24 hours or so. drying out up there. — over the past 24 hours or so. drying out up there, sunnier skies working in parts _ out up there, sunnier skies working in parts of— out up there, sunnier skies working in parts of southern england, wales and northern ireland, but when you see the _ and northern ireland, but when you see the sunny spells you could also .et see the sunny spells you could also get one _ see the sunny spells you could also get one or— see the sunny spells you could also get one or two fairly sharp showers, particularly — get one or two fairly sharp showers, parti

ramadan and a man a mom was stabbed while leading prayers sunday morning at a mosque in the city of paterson. the attacker then tried to run away, but worship has caught him and held him down until police arrived. the imam is now in stable condition. thankfully the suspect was not recognized by those in the congregation, and so far, no word on a motive. turning now to jerusalem, where a tense calm greeted thousands of worshippers from different faiths just days after violence erupted, jewish worshippers gathered at the western wall, where the traditional priestly blessing for passover proceeded peacefully. israeli police boosted forces ahead of the prayers and other religious events, including easter, mass. and ramadan prayers at the al aqsa mosque. on sunday night. some 25,000 muslims took part in nightly prayers at the mosque. tensions there remained heightened nearly a week after israeli forces stormed one of islam's holiest sites. let's go live now to jerusalem, where cnn's salma abdelaziz is standing by to tell us more what the mood is like, and if any further steps are being taken to p

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our reporter megan paterson is at lowther castle in penrith. good morning.t racism. jewish voice for labour has said, "her suspension is yet a further attack on our freedom to debate very important issues in the labour party," and said there are no grounds for suspension. diane abbott has since apologised. yesterday's london marathon was its biggest ever — according to the organisers. although it was a very wet day, over a8,000 runners took part — that's up by nearly 17% from last year. radio one dj adele roberts was there and of course hounslow�*s sir mo farah. let's take a look at the tubes now. now looking at the weather for later. there are partly cloudy skies today, with rain pushing eastwards during the afternoon. heavy downpours are also looking possible. potentially a bit thundery, too. top temperature, 12 degrees. that's it for now. there's more on all the stories on our website and on the news app. for now, though, i shall hand you back tojon and sally. good morning, welcome to breakfast with jon kay and sally nugent. our headlines today. some uk c

ener— attempt to keep owen paterson eiier ne— attempt to keep owen paterson eiier ne es— attempt tohas gone too— there will be people that think this has gone too far and that you— this has gone too far and that vow sen-i— this has gone too far and that vow sen-r sev— this has gone too far and that you can't say anything really or do you can't say anything really or no envrning— you can't say anything really or do anything without somebody seving— do anything without somebody seving inev-re— do anything without somebody saying they're offended. so ion-r— saying they're offended. so non-r forger— saying they're offended. so don't forget, if— saying they're offended. so don't forget, if you - saying they're offended. so don't forget, if you want to see that full interview, olivia utley a had a great scoop utley had a had a great scoop with roberts, the 30 with dominic roberts, the 30 minute long whopper. make your mind our youtube mind up. that's on our youtube channel news. to the channel at gb news. on to the other of the day now, other big story of the day now, catherine, head of r

stay there, do not go anywhere, colin paterson, i rotten. the bbc doing and how will this get people watching on a saturday night and he played an absolutely crucial part of it because he was the head church and he had the celebrities to talk about and what he did so expertly and in such a brilliant way was introduced ballroom dancing to homes all around britain on a saturday night, explaining the moves in a way that allowed people to be included with it and also some of those remarks that he said that could bring out belly laughs. i've been looking up some of his best quotes about people, jeremy vine it was like watching a stork struck by lightning. frankie bridge, you floated across flew like butter on a crumpet. kellie bright on her salsa, the were like two sizzling sausages on a barbecue, your bottom was bionic! and this is what he managed to do, explain the technicalities and make you laugh and he provided that gravitas and humour at the same time. i that gravitas and humour at the same time. . that gravitas and humour at the same time.

megan paterson, bbc news. how long will it take to go through those rails? the next few days. for most of us it will be dry but there will be a chilly easterly wind developing, especially along the north sea coastline. something else to consider this morning if you are stepping out and you have an allergy to tree pollen, look at the levels. high or very high away from the north—east of scotland. what is happening? high pressure is family anchored across scandinavia. this is front will introduce thicker cloud and the odd light shower through the course of the afternoon. a lot of us have started off with cloud. murk and mist will melt away. the haar along the north sea coast, especially in scotland, will be 70 clear. rememberthe especially in scotland, will be 70 clear. remember the weather front, as it comes in, it will introduce more cloud and the odd light shower. these white circles represent the average strength of the wind. it is not particularly strong for most. along the north sea coast it will be brisk. that means it will peg back the temperatures whi

volunteers planted trees at william paterson park in east oakland.hey also gave so much needed care to existing young trees and added mulch around the park. we believe that it's part of our responsibility to use the assets that we have as a professional sports team to think about how we can make our impact has less harmful as possible. but also how can we engage the community? how can we rally people together? how can we spread education about things that we can all do in our own lives in order to live more sustainably? the roots say they have sustainability and clean energy goals to help east bay residents and businesses save millions of dollars. and by the way today is the drawing for the gold cup this summer. it's an international soccer tournament featuring countries including the us, one of the venues. hosting this year's tournament is levi stadium. 15 let's not jinx it. it's been a good community on jay's tauruses. anything popping up this late in the hour. we got a couple of little things popping up nothing that is making any significant chang

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but california republican party chairwoman jessica milan paterson disagrees.ally visiting his old constituents. well we have lost population here in california lost a congressional district. these are the places that are gaining population. these are the places that are gaining representation in the house of representatives. what he needs to do is focus on the many problems that he created here in california. this campaign is the latest in a series of actions governor newsom has taken to raise his national profile that has reignited speculation that he has an eye on running for the white house. but newsom has said he will not be running for president in 2024 following his red state swing. the governor will take a family trip to an undisclosed location. time now is 7 37. let's check in with rosemary and what looks like dare i say a good weather weekend? yes we're running a little bit cool for this time of year but mainly dry and i say mainly, that's the key word because we do have an opportunity at a few passing showers, but not a big deal giving you a look her

volunteers planted trees at william paterson park on eads avenue and east oakland.some much needed care to existing young trees and added some mulch in areas around the park. we believe that it's part of our responsibility to use the assets that we have as a professional sports team to think about how we can make our impact has less harmful as possible. but also how can we engage the community? how can we rally people together? how can we spread education about things that we can all do in our own lives in order to live more sustainably? efficient routes say they have sustainability and clean energy goals to help east bay residents and businesses save millions of dollars. very nice. alright speaking of nice, our weather. rosemary oroczo has our forecast. is it going to get warmer into the weekend? i know that chase center chase center has an outdoor watch party tomorrow for the game. so hopefully will be nice for everybody out there. it is going to be really nice can we do have sunny skies and temperatures are very seasonal as you may know, from the sacramento area,

been broken in practice, this whole incident has raised fresh questions, after the tory mp 0wen patersonear for breaching lobbying rules, about whether mps are aware enough of some of the rules they need to abide by. it has also shed a light i think on the influence of the gambling industry influence of the gambling industry in parliament. fresh laws to tackle gambling addiction are coming up in westminster. gambling addiction are coming up in westminster-— there will be attempts to alleviate traffic congestion in dover this easter weekend, in a bid to avoid long delays similar to those that built up last friday. the port of dover said it had decided to spread coach traffic across today, tomorrow and saturday, after talks with ferry operators. 0ur transport correspondent katy austin is live for us this morning. effo rts efforts to get on top of the problem, but i suppose what many commuters, many travellers, people setting off on trips abroad will be thinking about is, are they going to succeed? ~ , ., thinking about is, are they going to succeed? ~ , . ,., ., succeed? well, yeah. the po

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