we will hear from a detective superintendent paul grounds, clapping as he comes out.man has today been jailed for life _ connor chapman has today been jailed for life for— connor chapman has today been jailed for life for the senseless and tragic— for life for the senseless and tragic murder of elle edwards in wirral_ tragic murder of elle edwards in wirral on — tragic murder of elle edwards in wirral on christmas eve last year. elle was _ wirral on christmas eve last year. elle was a — wirral on christmas eve last year. elle was a young woman with her whole _ elle was a young woman with her whole life — elle was a young woman with her whole life ahead of her who was simply — whole life ahead of her who was simply enjoying a night out at the pub with — simply enjoying a night out at the pub with family and friends. the actions — pub with family and friends. the actions of— pub with family and friends. the actions of chapman on that night firing _ actions of chapman on that night firing at— actions of chapman on that night firing at the intended targets while they were

brian shaw asked if the station could be under ground and paul benedict asked near term access improve ams to the station handsy cap access is difficult in the current condition. walsh gave facility operation. natasha asked yet office space rentals were low given in the area not necessary low in the facility itself. given more office works are coming become to work for several days a week. foiblely alfonso rodriguez gave work plan update. which included the likely project deliver methods for 3 components of the portal project. ryan shaw asked if issueed a bidder ntb noticed to proceed for this contract is delayed. will a contractor able to guarantee the bid prize i will let alfonso talk about that. during the request for qualification process the ting jpa review in its process of reviewing the rfq. the responses to the question for qualifications review whether the contractors that are proposing have a history of giving making big and frequent construction claims. and contractors make a good project be less enjoyable. il not be here for your august meeting. but the other young are bria

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to what chloe said to the snl performance where she ripped up pope john paul ii's vote owe, this was groundefore investigations were going on notice catholic church. she said i'm not going to take it anymore and we need to do something about it. and i think one of her legacies is going to be her openness about her struggles with drug addiction, substance abuse, mental illness, seeking help. you know, sadly we would see a lot of her struggles play out in realtime on social media. and i know there were many times in my vision people were wondering what was going on, what was she trying to tell people? i worked with someone who worked with her closely and they just said she was like a fragile bird, which is so interesting, this fragile bird that had this voice not only musically but politically and socially. >> marc and chloe, thank you for being with us. we still have plenty of more news to get to on a busy afternoon on cnn central. we're back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you need. that's my boy. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.

one of senator rand paul's kentucky senate offices burned to the ground under mysterious circumstancesi don't know if you saw this late last week. he is here with the latest. will you pause it real quick? (mumbles) just sold the car to carvana. what? all i had to do was answer a couple questions and got a real offer in seconds. then, they just picked up the car and paid me right on the spot. sell your car at carvana dot com today. >> laura: 2:00 a.m. it friday rand paul's kentucky office ablaze. took hours to distinguish flames from the building and two surrounding. at this point we don't know what caused the fire but given the many threats to senator paul over the year and team and including stabbing of staffer and assault on the senator himself nothing is off the table. rand paul me now. senator, what have you learned about the fire as of now? >> well, you know, this was a big fire. it consumed about a city block. it took, i think 31 firefighters, six fire engines and then in order to contain the blaze the hope was not to not let the county courthouse catch on fire. the county courth

starting from paul max for stopping, once again put on a dominant performance at the austrian ground pre it was not a perfect afternoon for the reigning champion. however, on lab $26.00 for stopping period and for our a shuttle at clack. and carlos science took over at the front bus. the dutchman passed the clinic and re gained the lead on lab 35 and then pulled away. he snatched the fastest lat bonus from teammate saffo. pet is and crossed the finish line. 5 seconds ahead of luck. laugh perez grabbed the final podium spots in another great day for a red bull racing. i think the most important for me, of course, was that one of the same from, for that uh we could uh, do our own race. of course we all took notes about the steering the virtual safety car and just follow our normal strategy. and i think uh, that worked out really well because there are lots of lots that hire on here. and i think, yeah, i was saying so perfect. so uh, yeah, friday, i enjoyed it a lot. stop and now has an 81 point lead over perez in the driver's standings and looks well on his way to a 3rd straight formul

colette law, 26, was found in a tent in the grounds of st mary and st nicholas church in spalding on last week. paulss, is due before magistrates on monday. you're live with bbc news. george alagiah, one of the bbc�*s most highly—respected, and much—loved presenters, has died. he was 67 and he'd been living with bowel cancer since 2014. george died at home with his family today — nine years after being diagnosed with bowel cancer. george won many awards in a hugely successful career which took him from southern africa to many other parts of the world. the bbc�*s director general, tim davie, described him as "one of the best and bravestjournalists of his generation". but above all he was a very fine human being — as his friend and colleague allan little now reports. three, two, one... go tape. at six o'clock — the ground war on iraq has begun. millions knew him as the face of the six 0'clock news... good evening and welcome to the six o'clock news. ..and for his calm, unflappable authority. good evening and welcome to the bbc�*s news at six. he was born in sri lanka in 1955 to christian tamil parents

ground. >> reporter: as for the original, paul derica says it came to a halt soon after the chicago world'st, so they decide basically to dynamite it, and that's the sad end of the original ferris wheel. >> they demolished it? >> they demolished it. >> reporter: and out of over 100,000 parts -- > all right. let's see what's inside. >> reporter: -- this bolt is one of the few pieces that remains. what ferris built also broke him. he went bankrupt, got typhoid fever, and died at age 37 in 1896. but all these years later, his invention keeps spinning, bringing a smile to ron, tom, and kugler peck. >> how are you related to george washington gayle ferris? >> he is our great, great, great uncle. >> family members couldn't resist taking a ride on the centennial wheel in chicago. >> when you see all the kids getting off of this wheel and other wheels, how does that make you feel? >> very proud. the tradition's carrying on. >> what do you think george ferris would think of all the wheels around the world today? >> george ferris would not be surprised at all about the popularity of his invention. he

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ground. there it is now issue scaffolding goes through, crane through the scaffolding and a cement truck to the left and one of our reporters or paul the area, said it hit the truck. >> steve: and the truck is moving. paul morrow thought perhaps the truck driver of the cement truck might have gone into the building or went somewhere and left it running. by the grace of god, he is okay. >> lawrence: people could have been walking under there. >> ainsley: the crane could have rolled into the next building, it fell how many stories? >> steve: a lot. thank you very much. >> ainsley: big breaking news morning on "fox and friends." stay with us, we'll have more on the other side. but with stearns & foster® that's only part of the story. we handcraft every stearns & foster® using the finest materials, like indulgent memory foam, and ultra-conforming intellicoils®, for a beautiful mattress, and indescribable comfort... every single night. stearns & foster® what comfort should be. for a limited time, bring home incredible comfort with $400 in savings on select mattresses. learn more at stearnsandfoster.com. >> big day in washington and we'r

colette law, 26, was found in a tent in the grounds of st mary and st nicholas church in spalding on last week. paulyou're live with bbc news. there's a political stalemate in spain after sunday's snap general election didn't produce a decisive winner. neither the right nor the left have a clear route to forming a new government. the conservative people's party, led by alberto nunez feijoo, won the most seats, but fell short of a majority. he said the task fell to him to try to form a government and urged other parties not to stand in his way. the outgoing governing socialists did much better than predicted. prime minister pedro sanchez claiming voters had emphatically rejected right—wing policies. live now to andres santana leitner, political scientist and co—author of a book on the rise of the vox party in spanish politics. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for coming on the programme-— thank you for coming on the araoramme. . ~ i. ., programme. thank you for inviting me. so, programme. thank you for inviting me. so. it— programme. thank you for inviting me- so. it was— programme. t

colette law, 26, was found in a tent in the grounds of st mary and st nicholas church in spalding on last week. paullive with bbc news. the israeli parliament has voted for one of the judicial reforms in a highly controversial bill that has caused months of mass protests. the reform will remove the supreme court's power to overrule government actions it considers unreasonable. the law was voted through after the collapse of compromise talks, brokered by the country's president. 0ppositon parties boycotted the vote. the proposals have triggered some of the largest protests in israeli history. police using water cannon, have been battling protesters on the streets ofjerusalem. one of the leaders of the protest movement, and several other demonstrators, were arrested near the knesset building. 0ur middle east correspondent tom bateman has more from jerusalem. we are very close to the knesset here and when that vote came from earlier than expected, the response from these protesters was to fan out and spread out to as manyjunctions, road junctions as possible around the parliamentary building. we are ha

lincolnshire, collect law who is 26 was found in a tent in the grounds of st mary's and saint nicholas church in spalding last week. paulet's return to those fires in greece. just in the last few minutes that are quick to be has made an announcement, an update talking about the help they are giving to all of those people in greece who are trapped by those wildfires and have said they are cancelling all outbound flights to rhodes up to and including the 28th ofjuly. they are also cancelling all outbound flights for customers travelling to impacted hotels up to and including the 30th ofjuly. so that he was just coming to us in the last few minutes from tui. we must align a little earlier with a tourist who has been in roads and has been evacuated from her hotel. we managed to re—establish the line, so lisa, thanks for being with us once again. just describe her as what you have been through in the last day or so. it what you have been through in the last day or so— last day or so. it was like something _ last day or so. it was like something out _ last day or so. it was like something out of- last day or so. it was like s

colette law, 26, was found in a tent in the grounds of st mary and st nicholas church in spalding on last week. paule live with bbc news. wildfires are causing havoc on the islands of rhodes, corfu and evia and on the greek mainland. more than 80 wildfires are now burning — and tens of thousands of residents and tourists have been forced to flee. this footage was filmed in island of corfu on sunday evening. over 2,000 people have been evacuated from the island. and this video was filmed in a corfu hotel, as guests were dining. the government says, it has sent boats to evacuate residents by sea, if required. the greek emergency services have been deadling with several fires — including two in areas east and south west of the capital, athens. firefighters on rhodes say around one in ten of the hotels in the central and south eastern parts of the island have been affected. british travel companies are putting on more repatriation flights for people trying to leave the area. a short while ago the travel operator tui announced it was cancelling all outbound flights to rhodes up to and including friday. s

paul human recess for the summer. the political crisis shows no sign of updating the in formula. one red bulls match for stipend has won the sprint race ahead of sunday's belgian ground pri, team. red bull one, the 2 previous sprints signed every ground pre so far for stopping, finished in front by a margin of more than 6 seconds. he also set the fastest time and qualifying for sunday's main race, but one starts from pole because of a 5 place creed penalty. at the women's world cup 2003 runners up sweden made it into the knock. i had stages with a 5 nail victory over italy. the final group g matches are on wednesday and the 2nd place to tale ins can still qualify. it took sweden 39 minutes to school, their 1st goal, but then the floodgates opened. and the either step rose up ahead of it's least keep it says skillfully not in the opener, and it was a case of days of just 5 minutes late to another kona another. go again, it's these pull defending of the helping hands on the stroke of huff time. sweden then showed skill and speed to unlock their opponents. for a 3rd time, the dina black stain is had already stored when these 2 teams met. at the last 12 cup 4 years ago,

paul: thank you, both. still ahead, with the first presidential debate less than a month away, the race for the nomination is heating up as the support for vivek ramaswamy is gaining ground and putting him neck and neck with ron desantism we'rene joined by mark penn, ne. then you came along and made every mile worth it. hi mom. at vanguard you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. helping you prepare for today's longer retirement. that's the value of ownership. i got tai last december. i've spent almost every minute with her since. when i first brought her home, she was eating little brown pieces in a bag and it was just what kind of came recommended. i just always thought, “dog food is dog food” i didn't really piece together that dogs eat food. as soon as we brought the farmer's dog in, her skin was better, she was more active, high-quality poops. if i can invest in her health and be proactive, i think it's worth it. see the benefits of fresh food at betterforthem.com having diabetes can raise a lot of questions. like my morning ride, will it help lower my glucose? with the freestyle libre 2 system, you can know where your glucose level is and where it's head

but we were seeing from paul, one of those planes picking up water from the sea and actually heading overhead to drop water on some smoke that we were seeing in the back groundn rejoin paul. uh, pauli think we can rejoin paul. uh, paul, i think we've got contact with you. can you hear us? >> yeah, i can hear you. crystal clear. i was just going to say, actually, because i don't think you could hear me, but if you want to the latest for want to get the latest for yourself, it is in the yourself, there it is in the distance. there some, in distance. yes, there is some, in fact, that appears to be fact, that that appears to be quite a major fire that's burning moment. it's burning at the moment. it's difficult tell because, difficult to tell because, as you mark, wind you mentioned, mark, the wind has picked up significantly. so it can spread these columns of smoke. but clearly there is a fire burning of some degree over that hill and then if we just look over to here over in that direction, there's what looks like a fire at the end of this valley just in the distance. and there's a much smaller column of smoke over there. so this is what we're talking about wh

ground. >>> just hours until team usa's high-stakes match against portugal. our one-on-one with the legendary megan rapinoe. >>> remembering paul rubens, the actor beloved for the pee-wee herman character. his secret health battle. >>> and the tragic death of a rising star from hbo's "euphoria" at only 25. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone and welcome. the sad and at times bizarre trial of an idaho mother who was convicted of killing two of her children and conspiring to kill her husband's former wife ended today with multiple life sentences. the judge ordering lori vallow daybell to spend the rest of her life in prison without the chance of parole. the tortured details of the case, her claim to be a goddess, her children zombies she believed, captured headlines around the world. before she was sentenced vallow daybell offered no remorse. as she addressed the court, declaring no one was murdered and suggesting the deaths of her 7 and 16-year-old children could have been the results of accidents or even suicides. miguel almaguer has details. >> i do not fear death. but i look f

paul heggen is here with more on air-quality advisors. >> tomorrow the air quality is going to be a little bit worse, and also the locally produced ozone at ground level. let's take a look outside, it is hazy. this is from mount diablo, that is the wildfire smoke , a lot of which is elevated in the atmosphere. the heat is also going to be a big story, heat advisory for many inland parts of the bay area tomorrow and saturday, it is also spare the air alert day on friday. temperatures will be back to average or slightly below by next week. the smoke in the atmosphere will be tough to shake because the wind is blowing parallel to the coast, taking the smoke from southern oregon and sending waves down to us. it's not going to be overly thick tomorrow, just a combination of wildfire smoke and locally produced ground-level ozone. we want it up in the atmosphere to protect us from ultraviolet radiation. that combination of wildfire smoke and ground-level ozone is likely to prompt another alert on saturday with air-quality reaching the unhealthy for sensitive groups category inland and east bay and in the santa clara valley and probably monday it'll be

grounds to increase capacity to address the challenges around public safety. we are grateful for his leadership and partnership in the efforts. ladies and gentlemen, welcome our sheriff paul mimoto. thank you and good morning. tell take a collective effort with all of us the police department, sheriff's office the da's off the mayor, department of emergency management and the community that is represented here. to make a difference. the chief mentioned the challenges that we have with staffing the mir mentioned the money and the budget committed to help address that challenge. but in the meantime we have issues that we have to address on the street. we have symptoms of what people are perceiving a fight but we can fix with the collective effort we are putting out there our department sheriff's office stands behind and with the police department when dha make arrests the da when they prosecute in the courtroom. we are in between. and we want to make surety people we are talking about and that are out on the street the people committing crimes are accountable with compassion. we want to make super that a part of our collective public safety effort the opportunity for rehab

paul, fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. the two suspects were on the ground fighting the chp officer.re trying to disarm him. now five a struggle over a chp officer's gun ends with shots fired and a suspect killed. it started with a stolen car and then a crash before dawn in a neighborhood near san leandro. good evening. i'm julie julie haener. and i'm mike mibach. one suspect is dead. two others have been arrested. ktvu crime reporter henry lee live tonight in alameda county where that struggle and shooting took place . henry mike and julie, attorney general rob benitez office is now taking over the investigation which signals at this 20 year old man who was killed may have been unarmed at the time, but but local law enforcement says that the man was trying to take a chp officers gun. and now at this hour, friends of the 20 year old man who were killed are mourning his loss. a stolen car suspect was shot and killed by law enforcement after authorities say he tried to take a cal highway patrol officers gun near san leandro. it happened

paul heggen to talk about the air quality in the hot temperatures . >> the air quality is not going to be great, but it's not from that smoke from the fire, it is just ground ozone, so it sounds like a great weekend in july. let's take a look at the weekend , we do have that excessive heat warning for inland parts of the bay area throughout the weekend but you are going to stay cool around the coast. we will quickly return to normal temperatures next week, tuesday, wednesday and thursday will feel like typical july weather and we will ramp up again by next weekend. this is essentially the risk of overexertion, when you are in the moderate category, that means folks who are sensitive to heat, they are more likely to have concerns. when you get into the red category, that means that even people who aren't ordinarily sensitive to the heat may have some concerns. the heat risk does back off a little bit on sunday, it's still going to be a hot day. it will back off substantially on monday, we will be much closer to average. the excessive heat warning is in effect for tomorrow and sunday only. notice the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke and mor

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ground game, and what's happening in iowa. in past years, we saw where ted cruz won in iowa. then previously, ron paul.a tends to favor republican candidates who, you know, rand paul's campaign in 2016, there was an assumption that he could win in iowa. it would be easy. and really in retrospect, iowa republican caucus voters were going for the crazy upstart, trying to shake up the system. >> we know that was a huge part of really creating momentum for president obama when he was a candidate, the bounce he got from iowa. let me just pivot and ask you about a different topic here, another governor, who is running for the gop nomination is north dakota governor, also a billionaire businessman. listen to his response when he asked if he would do business with trump. >> would you ever do business with donald trump? >> i don't think so. >> why? >> i just think that it's important that you're judged by the company you keep. >> you wouldn't do business with him? >> no, i wouldn't. >> he seemed to be careful with his words there. do you think this is something that could hit trump given trump's identity as a b

ground. >> all right, a lot of disturbing stuff in there. thank you to miguel almaguer for that update. i want to bring back msnbc legal analyst paul butler. pretty disturbing, and then hearing the officer there say stop or i'm going to punch you in the face, and from our reporting understanding that she was, in fact, just filming the interaction between her husband and the officer? what's going on here? any justification for any of this force? >> not from what's on the video, yasmin. this woman's real crime seems to be what defense attorneys call contempt of cop. the officer is mad because she's recording their encounter. he tells the woman to get on the ground, even though he has already tackled her and thrown her to the ground. she doesn't appear to use force or threaten force. instead she says she's going to sue the officer, but he still says stop or you're going to get punched. so we've seen versions of this sick movie before, like when those memphis cops told tyre nichols to stop resisting even though he was lying helpless on the ground. yasmin, that's a tactic of bad apple cops when they know their body cameras are on ask they're tr

grounded while an investigation are underway. the taipans were due to be retired in 20 when he four. now there is a real question mark over the future this year. haidi: paul allen with the latest. let's look how we are shaping up at the start of the new trading week in asia. looks like a pretty positive open in sydney futures. we could see a bit of a pickup in sentiment on the back of what we saw in the u.s. in the previous session. futures relative to fair value look like an early gain of may be .5% particularly, the sentiment boost coming after u.s. equities saw a rise friday of inflation data showing some easing spending also picking up as well. of course, quite a bit of caution going into what is a really split rba decision. the policy tightening cycle clearly nearing the end. the question is whether the rba goes for one more hike this week. 15 seeing the move. 11 predicting a hold. money markets are pricing in no change at the cash rate to stay at 4.1%. watching the aussie dollar closely, 6657 there. also watching kiwi stocks down pretty much flat at the moment. watching dollars/en close to the 141 handle. the boj surprised move was friday. the loose

should say, to gain some political leverage i >> -- >> well, 5mm >> well, paul hawkins, thank you very much for those views on the groundt on both sides of the fence this issue. really the fence on this issue. really interesting see what the interesting to see what the conservatives have clung on by just a few hundred indeed just a few hundred votes. indeed indeed. lots more to indeed. well, still lots more to come. in few moments, we'll be come. in a few moments, we'll be joined the joined by steve mccabe, the labour from birmingham, selly labour mp from birmingham, selly oak, his thoughts on these oak, for his thoughts on these extraordinary by—election results. stick with us. good >> the temperatures rising , boxt >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello there. good morning. i'm jonathan vautrey here of your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. touch of a cool start where we've held on to clear skies overnight and there is a bit of sunshine around. for bit of sunshine around. but for northern ireland, southern scotland into northern e

paul romer's points about what's different in the versus civilian sectors too, that that idea that one of ukraine's advantages has been pushing down the level of you know, the enabling people at the on the ground to make the judgment calls instead of at the highest levels has been key to their success so i think we have time for just one more set of final reflections. i was wondering, paul, if you could start us off just talking about public trust in government, which is something that you've studied for a long time in which, you know, you've levin and other panelists spoke earlier today, but it seems to me to be one of the chorus of effects of this lack of agency. and i was wondering if you could speak to that. and then we could pass it to richard and jen for any final reflections as well. well, we are we continue to do these quick surveys to try to figure out what's going on out there. i was pleasantly surprised with these new runs i talked about earlier that there's a large a very large percentage of americans are saying, okay, we think you but we're we're willing to give you a chance, so get to it. now, how you actually spend that acceptable language, which of course i've just violated bas

paul theecd and he's the second from the left in military it's a student tr organized nation. but he and his father fled as , you know, the book is callede. hoover and roosevelt. but on the ground there's a lot of exciting about the relief organizations and how they relate. you'll see later how they relate. but anyway, they both managed to survive. and then he went back to crack off and spent war there working with the underground. this is paul super. paul super also was the and director of the polish ymca and he with a group of ymca directors and workers as well as wi the the polish insurance are also independently making their way across poland and super will become in charge. posh relief and romania for hoover and he's also a dedicated incredible dedicated man he and his wife both margaret wrote his wife wrote a letter it's nine or ten pages handwritten. i have copy of it to eleanor roosevelt. she read it, passed it on to husband arguing the aid should be given to polish refugees so they knew how to they they were on the ground in poland in romania, but they knew how to relate a bigger world in terms of trying to get support for their efforts. i want to say this, when i did

paul. and we started in the last hour. you were describing the scenes on the ground and not only in terms of these fires, but also how it'sore . yeah business is devastated. >> i mean, tourism is the lifeblood of it's the lifeblood, you could say, of greece. it accounts for 1 in you could say, of greece. it accounts for1 in 5 jobs in greece. almost a fifth of the greek economy is based on tourism . and in places like tourism. and in places like this, that is way, way, way much higher. and in the south, the tourism industry has been decimated . thousands have flown decimated. thousands have flown back. decimated. thousands have flown back . thousands have relocated back. thousands have relocated to the north without power, without water. you know, there's no internet. it is difficult just to live, let alone run a business. in the south, we saw one supermarket yesterday in kyatari, which has been which was badly hit by the fires, and they've suffered over ,200,000 worth of damage . they are worth of damage. they are literally on their knees. they've had to throw out all the stock. they don't know how they're going to surviv

ground level. we breathed in sulphur now that is sulphur air. now that is pollution , says paul. your guests be less shouty? it's 20. it's 1030 can your guests be less shouty? it's 20. it's1030 and we're all heading to bedfordshire fairly sooi'i. 500“. >> soon. >> we're trying to keep you awake. there you go. >> ulez wayne says, mark, this ulez is nonsense. as it takes a as i take it, it is so long as you pay as i take it, it is so long as you pay the toll. sorry, i don't fully understand your email, wayne, but i'll have another look at it very, very shortly. >> a very good point. just made here by my colleagues here. sadiq khan wants to control the way that the people of greater london move around. that's what it's all about. it's about control. he would prefer everybody to go on public transport because then they're monitored by the state. and the state tells them where they can go and where they can't go. they hate the idea of you getting up at 5:00 in the morning, jumping in and driving, at 5:00 in the morning, jumping in and driving , for in your car and driving, for instanc

ground level. we breathed in sulphur now that is sulphur air. now that is pollution , says paul. your guests be less shouty? it's 20. it's 1030 can your guests be less shouty? it's 20. it's1030 and we're all heading to bedfordshire fairly sooi'i. 500“. >> soon. >> we're trying to keep you awake. there you go. >> ulez wayne says, mark, this ulez is nonsense. as it takes a as i take it, it is so long as you pay as i take it, it is so long as you pay the toll. sorry, i don't fully understand your email, wayne, but i'll have another look at it very, very shortly. >> a very good point. just made here by my colleagues here. sadiq khan wants to control the way that the people of greater london move around. that's what it's all about. it's about control. he would prefer everybody to go on public transport because then they're monitored by the state. and the state tells them where they can go and where they can't go. they hate the idea of you getting up at 5:00 in the morning, jumping in car and driving, at 5:00 in the morning, jumping in car and driving , for in your car and driving, for

grounds to increase capacity to address the challenges around public safety. we are grateful for his leadership and partnership in the efforts. ladies and gentlemen, welcome our sheriff paul mimoto. thank you and good morning. tell take a collective effort with all of us the police department, sheriff's office the da's off the mayor, department of emergency management and the community that is represented here. to make a difference. the chief mentioned the challenges that we have with staffing the mir mentioned the money and the budget committed to help address that challenge. but in the meantime we have issues that we have to address on the street. we have symptoms of what people are perceiving a fight but we can fix with the collective effort we are putting out there our department sheriff's office stands behind and with the police department when dha make arrests the da when they prosecute in the courtroom. we are in between. and we want to make surety people we are talking about and that are out on the street the people committing crimes are accountable with compassion. we want to make super that a part of our collective public safety effort the opportunity for rehab

grounds. venus williams out. djokovic breezes through paulat has resulted in that competition simply not being there to the extent that the big supermarkets have been able to, i'll use the expression get away with charging a small looking ahead thatis charging a small looking ahead that is angela is that. well, i think why do you think that is, angela? is that an accident or is angela? is that an accident or he hhere— angela? is that an accident or he hhere eeme— angela? is that an accident or is there some sort— angela? is that an accident or is there some sort of- ' 37 is that an accident or is there some sort of collusion? do is there some sort of collusion? he vau— is there some sort of collusion? he veu hehheve— is there some sort of collusion? do you believe ? _ is there some sort of collusion? do you believe ? \vviv is there some sort of collusion? do you believe ? \viv :vivc. do you believe? no, i doubt that there's collusion, but i do also think that there is certainly an element of having a look around . i'm sure every supermarket d

paul hawkins, our reporter, is out there in rhodes the there in rhodes assessing the situation is actually on the groundf the firefighters volunteers ground with some of the fire'there rs volunteers ground with some of the fire'there trying volunteers ground with some of the fire'there trying to lunteers ground with some of the fire'there trying to stop ers ground with some of the fire'there trying to stop these are there trying to stop these fires. but as you said, they just raging they're just keep raging on and they're spreading. question is, spreading. so the question is, is about climate change? is is this about climate change? is this to do with climate change? the heat is on. so is it about climate change? because they're saying in this country that we are going to be experiencing temperatures that are around about 40 degrees if only i'm sorry, i don't mean to be rude, but it's freezing . i've got my but it's freezing. i've got my heating on. the is actually heating on. the heat is actually on in my . heating on. the heat is actually on in my. house so heating on. the heat is actually on in my .

paul: i think is equate -- a great question but when i look at our portfolio of vehicles with great internal combustion and a growing ev business off the platform where we designed them from the groundn the market are traditional ice vehicles where companies put a battery solution into it. it's not optimized from that standpoint. when you look at the platform of vehicles where we grow production rapidly, we think we have got vehicles that customers are demanding and you certainly see that in the books across the board. one of the things you haven't seen from us is the type of rising volatility that many of our competitors are experiencing with some of the vehicles that were early to market. when you look at the silverado, 40% were more ranged than anything else out there. we think we can win customers over in the long term and we have got a very good portfolio to fall back on that is driving incredible performance for us. jonathan: that was not fair because we need a much longer conversation in the future. appreciate your time there. stocks this morning, doing ok. stock(announcer)ing, doing ok. enough with the calorie counting, carb cutting, diet fatigue, and stress. just taking one

grounds to increase capacity to address the challenges around public safety. we are grateful for his leadership and partnership in the efforts. ladies and gentlemen, welcome our sheriff paul mimoto. thank you and good morning. tell take a collective effort with all of us the police department, sheriff's office the da's off the mayor, department of emergency management and the community that is represented here. to make a difference. the chief mentioned the challenges that we have with staffing the mir mentioned the money and the budget committed to help address that challenge. but in the meantime we have issues that we have to address on the street. we have symptoms of what people are perceiving a fight but we can fix with the collective effort we are putting out there our department sheriff's office stands behind and with the police department when dha make arrests the da when they prosecute in the courtroom. we are in between. and we want to make surety people we are talking about and that are out on the street the people committing crimes are accountable with compassion. we want to make super that a part of our collective public safety effort the opportunity for rehab

grounds to increase capacity to address the challenges around public safety. we are grateful for his leadership and partnership in the efforts. ladies and gentlemen, welcome our sheriff paul mimoto. thank you and good morning. tell take a collective effort with all of us the police department, sheriff's office the da's off the mayor, department of emergency management and the community that is represented here. to make a difference. the chief mentioned the challenges that we have with staffing the mir mentioned the money and the budget committed to help address that challenge. but in the meantime we have issues that we have to address on the street. we have symptoms of what people are perceiving a fight but we can fix with the collective effort we are putting out there our department sheriff's office stands behind and with the police department when dha make arrests the da when they prosecute in the courtroom. we are in between. and we want to make surety people we are talking about and that are out on the street the people committing crimes are accountable with compassion. we want to make super that a part of our collective public safety effort the opportunity for rehab