for his jockey paul town and, there record—holder for races again for his jockey paul town and, thereagain for his jockey paul town and, there record—holder for races in the gold cup, forfor him now. it's been a great week for the irish but mixed week for british jockeys and trainers, and there'll be plenty of questions being asked this week as to what they can stop the prevent dust do to stop this gap widening and how they can keep the good british courses and owners in britain so they can have more british success at the cheltenham festival. . ~ british success at the cheltenham festival. ., ~ , ., , festival. lizzie, thank you very much. now let's get some reaction to the european champions league draw. manchester city manager pep guardiola says getting the iii—time winners real madrid in the quarter finals isn't ideal. it's the third season in a row that the two sides will play each other in the knockout stages of the tournament. city beat real last year en route to winning the trophy, but lost to them two years ago. we don't have another option. yeah, it looks like a little bit o

>> we put that out for our committee here in paul's town. >> how did you get everyone off the parade route? >> we were in contact almost immediately with the organizers of the parade and let them know we needed to shut the parade down we also had officers go up and down the roadway and want people to go back to their homes. >> [ inaudible question ] >> i would say that we certainly appreciate that everyone took that seriously. it was a dynamic situation at first and we were not sure where the actor was or where he was going to end up. out of caution we wanted to keep everyone safe i think the community did a great job in honoring that >> [ inaudible question ] >> we will provide that off the record. thank you, i appreciate your time >> thanks, everyone. >> we are covering two situations that what you are looking at right now is an active scene right there. that is the home that was referenced by the press conference by the district attorney in bucks county as well as the chief of police. you see police officials are on the roof of that house. they are trying to bring out any hostages

in light of the increase in settler terrorist attacks against palestinian towns and villages, the paul asked, what means are most effective in combatting the regime forces? the largest percentage, 41% chose the formation of armed groups, 23% chose to deploy palestinian police forces, another 23%, they... chose the israeli army to take measures and only 8% chose unarmed groups to protect their areas. this is very important since the attacks by the regime forces in the west bank giving increased dramatically since october the 7th, the uh operation alasa flood, the total killed is 360, while the number arrested is 7,350, the number of incursions, especially in refugee camps, well that's going on a daily basis and now to the support for the two-state solution, the poll indicated 61%, believe the two-state solution is no longer practical due to settlement expansion, but 37% believed that it's still practical, moreover, 72% believe that the chances for an independent palestinian state alongside israel in the next five years are slim or non-existent, and 27% believe the chances are medium or

just yesterday, you were at a town paul in your home state of maine. you were speaking to students. you were asked to name your favorite person you've ever worked with. i want to play for our viewers, your answer? >> i've been fortunate to work with an awful lot of people that i really liked >> but i >> took pick one it would be former senator joe lieberman of connecticut >> he what's the democrats now? independent we came from different states, connecticut in may. we had were different parties, but we weren't together as a team >> what made joe lieberman so great to work with >> zhao was very principled, but he was also very pragmatic. he wanted to get legislation across the finish line he was voted to its country he was >> and i've worked on with him particularly in the wake of the terrorist attacks of 91101. >> we were >> both leaders of the homeland security committee and we pass the several bills to strengthen our nation in >> every case, we work together, reza team, he was a terrific senator >> and most of all >> he was such a dear friend. >> you were, of course, very close to

paul is about to enter detox, then a stint in rehab. and this is where a lot of our service users hang around. there is a lot of drug using round the townexactly what paul is going through. after all, it's a life he too has lived, and against the odds has somehow survived. i didn't know that people recovered. you either went to prison, you got locked up, or you died. a life of addiction and prison was changed forever by a present —— a life of addiction and prison was changed forever by a prison talk given by a former addict. morning, everyone. and steven is now part of the lived experience team at the charity empowerment, staffed by those who have come through addiction and, working alongside the local nhs and social workers, are trying to help others get clean. there is now a new thing called nitazenes, and i think they're saying that that's like 500 times stronger. fatalities related to drink, drugs and suicide — what are known as deaths of despair — are significantly higher in poorer areas, especially in the north of england and seaside towns. and blackpool has a higher rate of these deaths than anywhere else in england. we need to l

town. steven knows exactly what paul is going through.nst the odds has somehow survived. i didn't know that people recovered. you either went to prison, you got locked up, or you died. a life of addiction and prison was changed forever by a prison talk given by a former addict. morning, everyone. and steven is now part of a lived experience team at the charity empowerment, staffed by those who have come through addiction and, working alongside the local nhs and social workers, are trying to help others get clean. there is now a new thing called nitazenes, and i think they're saying that that's like 500 times stronger. fatalities related to drink, drugs and suicide — what are known as deaths of despair — are significantly higher in poorer areas, especially in the north of england and seaside towns. and blackpool has a higher rate of these deaths than anywhere else in england. we need to listen to people with that lived experience. there also needs to be a really strong focus on prevention. that levelling up of the country to make sure that

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paul correspondence speaks to locals who are towns that will be green and forces. cedar told those who stayed here separate. they took all the anger on people with grad small tests every sunday occurred when they were looking for small children. they from those who had them meeting of minds and planning for a common future mix the day of the wild youth festival, which is being held on russia's black. because the, for you all the very latest round the clock. this is all to international. we all live from must go where it is just gone 11. am when welcome to present. let's try to solve this out loud violin is preparing. so what would most good, that is at least the claim of russia's deputy chapman of the security council of the leeks conversation expos, jeremy's pounds, to get further involved in the ukraine conflict. no one knows of the political leadership and the liberal was chancellor. personally are aware of it, but even if they are not and did not instruct anything like that, history knows many examples of when the military made decisions for civilian superiors about the outbreak of

town. stephen knows exactly what paul is going through.life he too has lived, and against the odds has somehow survived. i didn't know that people recovered. you either went to prison, - you got locked up, or you died. more than 20 years of drug addiction and a life spent in and out of prison was changed forever by a prison talk given by a former addict. morning, everyone. stephen is part of the lived experience team at the charity empowerment, staffed by those who've come through addiction and working alongside the local nhs and social workers, are trying to help others get clean. there's now a new thing now and a thing called nitrazine i land i think they're saying that| that's like 500 times stronger. and in blackpool that work is needed now more than ever. there are lots of different factors that influence our health — where we're born, raised, live and work, our level of education, the jobs we do. but in some towns like blackpool, those factors seem to conspire against us. so there's too much ill health and too many early deaths. fata

paul joseph. >>> and steph curry's home town. charlotte, north carolina.ok charge of the game in the third quarter outscoring the home team by 13 points. warriors go on to win 115-97. >>> meanwhile, the season has come to an end for stanford women's basketball. cardinals lost to the north carolina state wolfpack 77-67 in an ncaa women's basketball tournament game. march madness, stanford actually led by 10 points at the half but the wolfpack outscored them to take the lead and the win. >>> all spring long giants fans wondering when the team would bring in the big bats to fortify their lineup. a late addition to the team proved worth the way. the third baseman, matt chatman signed near end of spring training a big star in last night's dame in san diego. did you see it? he hit two home runs including that ninth inning bomb to help the giants beat the padres 8-3. >>> 52 past the hour. up next a quick look at the top story tos we're following. including the rain causing headaches for people across the bay area, but what will we see this holiday weekend? cinthi

paul. >>> and later, when tumbling tumbleweeds take over your town, what else can you do but roll with it? >>> i have been out of work before. >> i don't know if you ever heard >>> you can just hear how powerful that is. this was a massive explosion at a factory in michigan that's sending debris raining down a mile away. in fact, it's hundreds of explosions, some of them all at once. they've been going on for hours now, but so far there's no word on exactly what is inside of that building or how it caught fire in the first place. >>> back here in the bay area, eyes in the sky helped vallejo police strak down a sideshow suspect. a chp helicopter followed a man who was apparently doing donuts in an intersection in vallejo. he jumped into another car but couldn't get away from the helicopter that led police on the ground right to him. >>> one east bay police department says a 40-year-old man had an explanation ready when his wife and mother-in-law vanished, but officers say that excuse fell apart and he's now accused of murdering them. his 40-year-old wife and 70-year-old mother were last se

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the boss coming to town to make us rock & roll. and paul, let's bring you on in. t baseball season, we have to have the boss in town. are you a big fan of springsteen? >> i'm not -- like 100% all the chips aren't in. but he's got some great music. >> i hear you. same. >> and man, it's baseball season. it's time to talk about the boys of summer and that season goes all the way until what? november. the world series. so -- that tells that is we're kind of turning a corner and typically that's when our rain chances really begin to drop. late march, early april. won't feel that way for the next couple of days but i think you are going to feel a lot more spring-like coming up next week. here's how we are beginning our thursday. 40s, but partly cloudy skies in santa rosa and petaluma. it's 52 still kind of cloudy in novato and vallejo good morning to you. 49. oakland currently 53 degrees and 52 in antioch and it's 50 in half-moon bay and redwood city 54 and san jose currently 51. the cool spot los gatos at 42 degrees excuse me. let's talk about what we have on the radar

at the oscar party, i was at a few hours ago, were saying, oh, i really hope that paul giamatti wins because in this town he is beloved character actor. he could finally, you know, has a compelling narrative to finally get his do i love school teacher movies they buy? favorite genre nepo. thank superheroes. i thought the holdovers was great but if kylian murphy winds maybe we're looking at history-making for oppenheimer but in best actress know oppenheimer contenders here are the front runners are definitely lily gladstone for killing plus of the flower moon and also emma stone. poor things two very different performances. but to riveting performances. this one, it's a coin flip, could go either way, but that's great. i hate it when the oscars are predictable, where you definitely won't be predictable. i'll predict that that much. i want to ask you, is there and get away from the races here in talking about the issues there was a change in diversity requirements. >> did that bear fruit? how far have hollywood in the oscars really come after all the efforts to supposedly diversify white far but not far en

paul, i like this one. $22 burrito, get out of town and hamburgers and i know drink water instead of soda and switch to perfectood for that person. you know, paul, you're right. costco is up and dr. siegle always saying hey, drink a lot more water. live a healthier lifestyle and i'm one of those people and whether you're like this, stu. i'll do it and maybe lasts a week and pretty sure for them back to where i was. stuart: it's a $12.50 hamburger that makes me aware of inflation and makes me go elsewhere. quickly, what happened to english football hooligans and will they be at world cup in 2026? i don't think they will be. they've been put down. am i right, ashley? ashley: you're absolutely right and in england they went away after doing away with standing up and everyone sits down now and of course make it is a lot harder for these hulick begans attack -- hooligans and attacking them and going with them with the stay away. stuart: absolutely. we agree on quite a few things issue ashley. see if we can get the trivia question right. we should be able to count this up. how many states begin with the letter m.: s

town. there started to call it johnson burr. paul mellon said he's rolling over in his grave how dare you take over this place know. so this went on for and years and i could have given up, but i didn't. i didn't because. there were. it was just something within me that i had to fight because i knew that if i gave up nothing was going to happen. but in the end, i won by one vote and those hearings. yeah. now the town is richest historic town in the of virginia and it is is and not only is it is thriving but you put d.c. to shame because all of the big art and cultural even tasting. yeah one use of popped up we got 11 right at our doorstep we a breweries we have restaurants it is unbelievable i started the middleburg film festival robert redford because i was sitting on the board of sundance and. redford was toying with the idea of the sundance preserve, what he was going to do with it. his son didn't know when wrote it. we want to take it over. so flew out and he said, you got to see what i want to do. so he came on the property with

. >> speaker: i'm princess paul, i represent oakland california. >> yay! my town.son of darlene powell, husband to sria pa we will, father to justin, to here and a nia and shy. i have a podcast called all black may need therapy which is currently being listened to in over 152 countries in this world and as she said, my most resent accomplishment being from oakland california, i'm now 2024, grammy nominated artist. [cheers and applause] when i leave here, i'm going to get in my car, i'm going to drive back home to dublin california, where my kid can ride their bicycles and play at the park with absolutely no worries in the world but the truth is, when i leave here, i've got to make it home. because i'm a black man in america. and that means something. being a black man in america, means being my brother's keeper. being a black man in america means being my brother's keeper because i don't trust them further than i can see them. it's feeling experiencing, and believing that the cops don't give a dam about me. it's learning how not to doubt yourself because when you'r

. >> speaker: i'm princess paul, i represent oakland california. >> yay! my town.son of darlene powell, husband to sria pa we will, father to justin, to here and a nia and shy. i have a podcast called al black may need therapy which is currently being listened to in over 152 countries in this world and as she said, my most resent accomplishment being from oakland california, i'm now 2024, grammy nominated artist. [cheers and applause] when i leave here, i'm going to get in my car, i'm going to drive back home to dublin california, where my kid can ride their bicycles and play at the park with absolutely no worries in the world but the truth is, when i leave here, i've got to make it home. because i'm a black man in america. and that means something. being a black man in america, means being my brother's keeper. being a black man in america means being my brother's keeper because i don't trust them further than i can see them. it's feeling experiencing, and believing that the cops don't give a dam about me. it's learning how not to doubt yourself because when you're

so i'm ready for a little bit baseball and you know, paul, you had a jump-start on this season. when in town night. >> what's better than seeing one of the local teams? both local teams playing each other. it was great and obviously oracle one of the best ballparks in the entire country. i saw both teams and here's a weather connection to this. all the west coast teams, the padres, angels, dodgers and a's and giants have the lowest rainout rate of any major league baseball teams. >> only you would know that. >> all the west coast games might be rained out on friday and saturday. even san diego. >> no. >> even in los angeles. and of course the a's hosting the guardians. >> that's the intersection of sports and weather masterfully done. >> well done. >> bring it together. i wish rainout you know, now that we're in baseball season, let's get rid of the rainouts and for those of you who coach little league, this is not going to be a great weekend of course most games not happening because of easter. but this is not the weather that you would want to see regardless of time of year. first alert do

. >> i am paul, sheriff of san francisco. [ music ] [♪♪♪] >> my family's starts in mexico in a small townarents are from a very, very small town. so small, that my dad's brother is married to one of my mom's sisters. it's that small. a lot of folks from that town are here in the city. like most immigrant families, my parents wanted a better life for us. my dad came out here first. i think i was almost two-years-old when he sent for us. my mom and myself came out here. we moved to san francisco early on. in the mission district and moved out to daily city and bounced back to san francisco. we lived across the street from the ups building. for me, when my earliest memories were the big brown trucks driving up and down the street keeping us awake at night. when i was seven-years-old and i'm in charge of making sure we get on the bus on time to get to school. i have to make sure that we do our homework. it's a lot of responsibility for a kid. the weekends were always for family. we used to get together and whether we used to go watch a movie at the new mission theater and then afterwards goin

better to have it done in the town square with people m very best arguments rather than a government or a big tech companyt the trut. some of the other authors published bycruz, paul the name skyhorse ca f employee who worked at the company many, many years ago. i really liked the name. it doesn't really have much to do with the person that it that it came from, but i had started thinkinghat i was going to going to call it pegasus books idea of something sort of soaring in t clouds, you know, something big some some big idea, some new way of publishing. and but at the time that that trademark was taken, you know, there's there's another publisher lled pegasus books. so skyhorse seemed like a like a alternative to that. and it's a name that i that i really like now, you know, totay the from the history of where the idea of it cam started with lions press. does that still exist? yes. lions press in 1985. he was a professor of literature in new york. he he wrote, i believe, 26 books and literally thousands o articles and newspapers and magazines. he still alive. incredible man. and so hired me. i had gone to law school, practiced law for about 18 months, and then joi

off the board from where we are now, you can imagine what the town is going to look like over the next couple years. >> sandra: oh, man. paulu. harsh reality, but thank you for joining us on that. all right. aishah. >> aishah: ok, thank you. so, we are awaiting a ruling on fani willis and nathan wade so will they remain on the election interference case against former president trump? dig into that, and ask ben domenech, live with me in studio up next. >> are you kidding me with this color? >> rising grocery prices forced some americans to think how they are feeding their families. we'll speak with eva shocky how you can take your food supply into your own hands. so... - we're engaged! - we're engaged! congrats carol! your youngest finally popped the question. but now, you're really going to have to get those new dentures. after all, you need a smile that matches the moment. so this might be a good time to mention that aspen dental can create natural looking dentures in no time. just for you! and that comes with $0 down plus 0% interest if paid in full in 18 months. helping mothers of grooms look their best. it's one more w

paul, thank you. >>> while some businesses are leaving oakland over crime concerns, a pair of natives are opening up shop, how they hope to show the town has much more to offer. >> oakland probably has one of the biggest hearts. >>> the contra costa ice cream parlor celebrating its gr >>> if you're in concord today before 8:00 p.m., you can grab a free scoop of ice cream. >> that means the calories don't count. >> no. >> humphries slocum is celebrating the tenth anniversary of their store. customers are encouraged to donate $1 to the shop's charity shop open hand. the promotion has been a great way to introduce themselves to the new community the owner says. >> we're literally right on the square where all the families and the kids hang out. they do a ton of events here. in the winter they do an ice rink. they just had an easter event here. so they're constantly doing events at the veranda which really helps the flow of traffic. it's like the place to be in concord. >> the popular ice cream chain has locations in san francisco, oakland, emeryville, and redwood city or sometimes you can go to the grocery store and pick up a pint, so goo

paul was a box office analyst, veteran in the business. you've been counting box office numbers i know in this town for a very long time, and i've got to take a shock to everyone that they should both do such phenomenal business. do you understand why that actually happen? i you understand why that actually happen?- you understand why that actually happen? i think it was one of the _ actually happen? i think it was one of the coolest _ actually happen? i think it was one of the coolest events - actually happen? i think it was one of the coolest events that| one of the coolest events that organically— one of the coolest events that organically happen _ one of the coolest events that organically happen in - one of the coolest events that organically happen in moviesl organically happen in movies ever~ — organically happen in movies ever~ having _ organically happen in movies ever. having those _ organically happen in movies ever. having those two - organically happen in movies. ever. having those two movies open _ ever. having those two movies open on — ever. having those two movies open on the _ ever. having those two movies open on the same

paul thank you very much standby force will you? >> will do. before joining cell congressmen who represent the district that encompasses falls town, pennsylvania.sman brian fitzpatrick for it welcomes your district is just across the river the delaware river from trenton where andre gordon is now we are told barricaded in that house. your thoughts? there are several issues you have homelessness, potential domestic violence. and a long gun and weapons put together what turned out to be a tragic morning in your district. >> yes. obviously they have him isolated. bush and unfortunately he has barricaded with hostages you've got really good professionals on scene both at the state and federal level that are trained hostage negotiators. it has to be pointed out they therein the hostage negotiatione right now as contrasted with hostage rescue. rescue comes when negotiations have failed and that requires a swat team to forcibly entered the residence which you never want to do because that puts the hostage is it even greater risk. but it is important to note that this is the st. patrick's day parade that i march in every year including this year this a

recognized this, and i'm going to ask a member of our japan town community and a former alumnus of kumonga to introduce him. may i introduce to all of you paulozaki, the executive director of the japanese cultural and community center of northern california. good morning. you know, being in this auditorium brings back a lot of fond memories of my time here at, kimon. unfortunately, one of them isn't being able to speak in japanese. you know, i remember my first day of class here. i was six years old, and the teacher got up and said something in japanese, and then each of the students students would say, stand up and say something in japanese. and it went row by row by row. and i was in the very last seat and i was listening, trying to figure out, what are they saying? this is the first day of class and they could speak japanese. so when it came to my time, i stood up. i hadn't figured out what they were saying and i remember i just started crying, like crying, like really hard, to the point where the teacher took my hand and walked me down the hallway, my grandmother was principal here, and led me to the my grandmother's office to just stay,

. >> speaker: i'm princess paul, i represent oakland california. >> yay! my town.orry. >> i am the son of darlene powell, husband to sria pa we will, father to justin, to here and a nia and shy. i have a podcast called all black may need therapy which is currently being listened to in over 152 countries in this world and as she said, my most resent accomplishment being from oakland california, i'm now 2024, grammy nominated artist. [cheers and applause] when i leave here, i'm going to get in my car, i'm going to drive back home to dublin california, where my kid can ride their bicycles and play at the park with absolutely no worries in the world but the truth is, when i leave here, i've got to make it home. because i'm a black man in america. and that means something. being a black man in america, means being my brother's keeper. being a black man in america means being my brother's keeper because i don't trust them further than i can see them. it's feeling experiencing, and believing that the cops don't give a dam about me. it's learning how not to doubt yourself

town loves. >> it's hard. >> reporter: in supporting da'vine joy randolph has been winning again and again and earned her oscar moment. in best actor, paul>> i feel that i have blood on my hands. >> reporter: cillian murphy has the oscar edge for the title role in "oppenheimer" for his his insanely expressive eyes and face. >> we need that good feminine energy. >> reporter: she's up as a a producer but best actress omitted margot robbie. yet the five here are strong. carey mulligan as leonard bernstein's wife felicia raising her game alongside bradley cooper. >> this was just the first time working with an actor that i trust implicitly but also a director i trust. >> reporter: the fifth nom for "nyad's" annette bening, awaiting for her first oscar and first nomination for sandra huller in "anatomy of a fall" in which she tackles it in english and french. [ speaking in a non-english language ] but oscar's most eagerly awaited choice is between two standouts. >> if i know the world, i can improve it. >> reporter: emthat stone, fearless through the adventures of "poor things." >> i didn't realize it was a race. >> reporter: and lily gladsto