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it says the school has appointed paul williams as acting headmaster and the chair , the board of and chair, the board of governors, dr. alister wells has paid tribute to emma patterson, calling her a wonderful teacher, but most of all a delightful person who enriched the lives of many pupils and colleagues throughout her distinguished career. croydon high school. her previous school has said she was hugely respected and much loved . she was a warm, energetic, compassion leader, dedicated teacher and generous , insightful teacher and generous, insightful colleague and, friend. we've spoken to surrey police today . spoken to surrey police today. they say that they're not planning on holding any sort of press conference today, but if that changes, will let that changes, they will let us know. of course bring know. and of course we'll bring that to you if that is the case. indeed and traumatic circumstances, of course, for all the pupils they're trying come with. do we know come to terms with. do we know if classes are continuing today , is trying , what the school is trying to do help t

woke up one which it russian air force is allegedly bombed in maternity clinic and mario, paul murray. william with the russian embassy in london, had the onset of van. they were fake. and the women in the pictures were merely actors. it's the indeed pregnant beauty blog, marianna pudgy sky. she actually played rolls of both pregnant women on the photos . after twitter took those traits down, rushes ambassador to the u. s. repay declined to the security council and not pull up on yet. it was clear that a hospital was born to by athens, been not, and it was clear that many people were injured. the that was submitted by natalie store and that it was a russian side that did it this, that i'm now what's left to debate. you cylinders nasty, the vast majority of the people in russia understand what's going on there. if there was a maternity hospital bumped, if there was, there were these atrocities in boucher acute these might, these cases might be staged, but it is completely honest. i mean russians are not, videos is completely opposite. these things are happening at this war, which means that rus

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continues and the tributes to pour in the tributes continue to pour in the school has appointed paul williamshe williams as headmaster, the chair of the board of governors, dr. alistair wells, describing emma pattison as a wonderful teacher. but most of all a delightful person enriched the lives of many pupils and throughout her distinguished career and then her previous school, croydon high school , school, croydon high school, calling her a warm, energetic , calling her a warm, energetic, generous and insightful colleague . and friends say the colleague. and friends say the school just to begin that long, that long, sometimes never ending process of grief and processing. what has happened while the police investigation continue ? and we're expecting an continue? and we're expecting an update from surrey police today or tomorrow . oh, thank you very, or tomorrow. oh, thank you very, very much. national reports that paul hawkins , the scene epsom paul hawkins, the scene epsom college right with me in patrick christys on gb news. coming up the uk schultz is serving minister liz truss. remember

but paul, the eyes of the world going to be on william.'s so unfair to put him publicly in the same place as harry. everything okay? i totally agree i totally agree with you . he's i totally agree with you. he's got to have the king king is going to have to take a leaf from, his mother's book, and try keep peace with everyone . this keep peace with everyone. this carefully choreographed exercise not only front of the cameras and the stage occasion in his family to. and i think the easiest to diffuse this is to say how harry and meghan. well, you know, you know, you'd rather be in america, wouldn't you, than than sit here with your family and? i think they would, because it's got to be very uncomfortable for harry to sit close to his brother and his sister in law and his stepmother and his father , all the people and his father, all the people whom he's criticised , his book, whom he's criticised, his book, how could he possibly be so hypocritical to turn up to westminster abbey in a house of god and, be one with the family? it's not possib

but paul, the eyes of the world going to be on william.o unfair to put him publicly in the same place as harry. everything okay? i totally agree i totally agree with you . he's i totally agree with you. he's got to have the king king is going to have to take a leaf from, his mother's book, and try keep peace with everyone . this keep peace with everyone. this carefully choreographed exercise not only front of the cameras and the stage occasion in his family to. and i think the easiest to diffuse this is to say how harry and meghan. well, you know, you know, you'd rather be in america, wouldn't you, than than sit here with your family and? i think they would, because it's got to be very uncomfortable for harry to sit close to his brother and his sister in law and his stepmother and his father , all the people and his father, all the people whom he's criticised , his book, whom he's criticised, his book, how could he possibly be so hypocritical to turn up to westminster abbey in a house of god and, be one with the family? it's not possible.

actors how best to play this or that scene, the parents of the main character played paul dana and michelle williamsve story of a physicist and a lyricist who still couldn't find harmony. he electrical engineer. she is a retired pianist. for the family. one day, they take their six-year-old son to the cinema for the first time to watch the greatest show in the world, all the forces are home and a little jewish boy is under the impression of watching himself with them at home the scene of a toy train wreck. this will be the first film of the future great director, without which it is impossible to imagine modern culture, then he carried his father's camera everywhere with him, making films about everything . once he is reviewing the filmed material of the younger and bellman, he saw the ardor the views of my mother and a family friend, but cut these scenes in the editing. so he learned that the director has great power, both to expose the truth and create illusions, receiving the golden globe for the best drama. or sura spielberg told what this film became for him. i think it's disgust through this f

lot of fed speak and see if they lean hawkishly we'll talk to cash carry and paul in the early afternoon, yesterday williamsernors, and waller from the board of governors they came up with lots of single unique reasons for the jobs surprise it's going to be revised but no single thing stood out to explain it the best argument it's over stated how weak in fact earnings and guidance have been, the economy, if the jobs number is right and the economy is stronger than people think, it may be, guys, profit outlook is brighter too and, of course, tomorrow we are talking with neal cashcarry. >> to go back to chair powell for a moment, there seems to be debate about whether he would actually come out and make any more news coming several days off of a presser tomorrow. on the flip side, we have -- and i realize yields are higher this morning and seen stocks fall after the report on friday and continuing into this week, but we are talking about loser financial conditions any reason to think he could go back and maybe shift the dynamic or shift some of the commentary and thus some of the market sentiment off the stro

william, who changes his name to james, stays in prairie du chien, he becomes employed by the chicago chicago milwaukee and saint paul railroad as a pullman conductor. marries emily glass in and james ah, excuse me. martha glass and james and martha have these children. emily, marianne, john, james, william, frank and jessie and james takes care of quite a few of his siblings at the same time, and he builds this house in 1880. and it was where the memorial gardens are today. and james continues working and living it, producing the milwaukee road transfers him to milwaukee and he in milwaukee he's injured in a very bad railroad accident. and after two years dies because his injuries and upon his death he is brought back to prairie du chien to be buried and the milwaukee road puts together a private pullman car to bring james, his remains and his family to purchasing and. he is buried in the evergreen cemetery along with his daughter mary ann, and when his dies she is also buried in evergreen cemetery. so so are five women. mary ann was free. mariah is indentured but purchases her freedom. patsy's indenture and finally

paul schaffer and the world's most dangerous band are sitting in for the roots tonight, plus we have kate harrison, james williams thank you notes tonight. >>> happening now, california children won't need a covid vaccine to attend school. the state department of public health said today it is not adding covid vaccine to the list of required vaccines. that's a reversal from the plan announced by the governor in 2021. public health leaders are still encouraging teachers and students >>> new at 11:00, air b and b is taking airbnb is making changes, a photo of a government-issued id and legal name plus an address will be required. the company said a lot of hosts can already ask for that verification, but it wanted to expand that to encourage more accountability in its guests, the latest move airbnb has taken to kind of clamp down on house parties and guests behaving badly. >>> people in the heights neighborhood in the santa cruz neighborhoods have been without usable water since last week because of a leak in their water system. there is some water trickling out of hoses and pipes, but any water homeowners can get a

paul, also a reverend, and i just want to read this section. you said, with the single wrap of the gavel, chief justice william rehnquist announced we will hear argumentfirst this morning in number 95 dash 100 65. reverent paul schenck and dwight saunders versus pro-choice network western york. paul and i went at each other knowing we had made history with that reverend in his name. it had been a minor victory when we persuaded the court that reverend should remain for paul's name, even though we have been told repeatedly that legal briefs never included such titles. you thought it was important that the title reverent in front of paul's name, is that right? >> correct. >> why was that? >> because we saw it as a religious liberty matter, and that would make it clear that it fit in that category. >> the chief justice rehnquist really say that? the way i just read it from your book? >>. >>. . . you made a big deal, but it's the first time it's ever happened. i'm just asking if it really happened. >> i would have to go back and review that. >> so it may not have? >> possibly not. >> why do you say possibly not? you are emphatic in your book. >> i would h

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would never hurt paul if i was under the pressure that tear talking about here, i can promise you, i would hurt myself before i would hurt one of them. >> back with mercedes and ted williams. this was a little different than his argument yesterday. he didn't use words like intentionally today. ted williams, if you're still there. you are. i want to get both of your takes on this. so on that, because you had obv obviously waters, the lead prosecutor saying again and again, you're a liar. you're a habitual liar. i'm quoting here. you've done this so many times over the course of your life, you had to back up and make a new story. that kind of fits with the facts that can't be denied. isn't that true? no, sir, it's not true. that kind of exchange was repeated at least a dozen times. this issue of his now trying to give no gray areas, no didn't intentionally kill these two people, did that resonate, ted, or was it too little too late? >> i think it's too little too late. i think that this guy, murdaugh knew what he wanted to say. he knew now he wanted the communicate with that jury. i think that he was able to establish a rapport with that injury. as you had said and mercedes

also here tonight we have chief william scott appearing virtually as well as assistant chief lazar and paulpartment of police accountability. >> welcome everyone. for member s for the public want to advice changes to the agenda. item 5 is taken off the agenda today because there isn't yet a revised version for the public and the commission to consider, and the chief will give a update on status of the negotiations during his chief's report. chief scott will be joining remotely for a portion of today's meeting and so we will take a couple items out of order that chief scott will speak on so he can speak first because he is on the east coast. with that, we are going to start with item number 6, please. >> line item 6, discussion of deadlines per dgo 3.01 written communication for guidelines of first amendment activity 6.18 warrant arrests and 9.303 mandatory blood test for drivers under the influence. at request of the commission. >> i asked for the item to be placed on the agenda a few weeks ago and wanted to provide background and context on the issue. so, it was a few months ago now that d

um also, we know al williams is here from the historical society, and it's also great to see our share of paul miyamoto. so many of our commissioner, so many of our leaders bringing together our voices to really appreciate this moment. when i was growing up in the city. i always have a story clearly. but when i was growing up, i remember having these great assemblies. i went to galileo high school, and we would have these wonderful assemblies where not only the students would perform and be a part of the program. but also we would bring in a number of outside individuals who would help to educate us about why something was significant or why. something was important to a culture and we grew up in san francisco, learning that learning the significance of one another's culture, having friends of different races and really, you know, sometimes joking about but also appreciating the differences that exist. it's what it's what makes san francisco so special. we always hear people talk about our diversity being our strength . and our diversity truly is our strength. you know how we learn from one an

also here tonight we have chief william scott appearing virtually as well as assistant chief lazar and paul henderson from department of police accountability. >> welcome everyone. for member s for the public want to advice changes to the agenda. item 5 is taken off the agenda today because there isn't yet a revised version for the public and the commission to consider, and the chief will give a update on status of the negotiations during his chief's report. chief scott will be joining remotely for a portion of today's meeting and so we will take a couple items out of order that chief scott will speak on so he can speak first because he is on the east coast. with that, we are going to start with item number 6, please. >> line item 6, discussion of deadlines per dgo 3.01 written communication for guidelines of first amendment activity 6.18 warrant arrests and 9.303 mandatory blood test for drivers under the influence. at request of the commission. >> i asked for the item to be placed on the agenda a few weeks ago and wanted to provide background and context on the issue. so, it was a few mon

william michelle dewberry. now i'm keeping you company right through until 7:00 tonight. if you're sitting there thinking to yourself, i want to watch michelle, but i also want to go to the paul bar. i need to go get my kids or whatever it is. do not worry , because you can do not worry, because you can take us with you if you haven't already, you should listen to us on the plus you can find on the radio. plus you can find us. news. us with you us. jb news. take us with you when you friday night out. if you're out very soon. you're going out very soon. keeping company the studio keeping me company in the studio , going out. , though, they're not going out. they're talking to me about they're here talking to me about what's been going we've got what's been going on. we've got the comments. the political comments. benedick, spence and the author are firemen and trade unionist paul evening , gents. paul embry. good evening, gents. lots of you already writing in about my outfit loses, say, michelle, please, can you start telling us where you get your clothes from a countless because i'm so tight i never throw my old clothes away. so most of my clothes are so old now. you've proba

william being pictured together. hashtag . also the daily hashtag. also the daily telegraph . i'm 100% convinced telegraph. i'm 100% convinced nicola isn't in the river again. paulg mother of two. nicola bolly, has said he's going through unprecedented hell partygate inquiry stymied as witnesses told names will be given to johnson the investigation into whether johnson knowingly misled misled mps over partygate is struggling to prove his as whistleblowers have been told they will not remain an honour miss are we still talking about partygate give me strength . also text give me strength. also text pension limit could be increased the amount of money that people can save tax into their pensions each year could be raised in an attempt to persuade the over fifties to get back into work . fifties to get back into work. okay, get to now the times newspaper, learn work skills or face benefits cuts, jobless told carrot and stick bid to tackle unemployment . the daily next. unemployment. the daily next. i'm certain nicola didn't fall in missing mum's partner demands .cops in missing mum's partner demands . cops widened search from the sun someone local knows something p

william being pictured together. hashtag . also the daily hashtag. also the daily telegraph . i'm 100% convinced telegraph. i'm 100% convinced nicola isn't in the river again. paulg mother of two. nicola bolly, has said he's going through unprecedented hell partygate inquiry stymied as witnesses told names will be given to johnson the investigation into whether johnson knowingly misled misled mps over partygate is struggling to prove his as whistleblowers have been told they will not remain an honour miss are we still talking about partygate give me strength . also text give me strength. also text pension limit could be increased the amount of money that people can save tax into their pensions each year could be raised in an attempt to persuade the over fifties to get back into work . fifties to get back into work. okay, get to now the times newspaper, learn work skills or face benefits cuts, jobless told carrot and stick bid to tackle unemployment . the daily next. unemployment. the daily next. i'm certain nicola didn't fall in missing mum's partner demands .cops in missing mum's partner demands . cops widened search from the sun someone local knows something p