that was zoe kleinman with pip hare. we wish pip all the very best of luck for the race.this week. the full—length version is waiting for you right now on iplayer. lara, what on earth?! well, you clearly didn't think i was making enough effort, so i'm now mixing you up something in my cauldron. anyway, you can keep up with the team throughout the week — won't that be fun?! we're on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter, @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. echoing: bye! hello, there. put to the weekend also looking unsubtle, though we didn't do too badly this afternoon, but today we will see less sunshine, more of that cloud and rain and some risks of localised flooding in places. this new area of low pressure contains the remnants of what was hurricane zita and it is going to contain quite a punch with the north west of scotland, some strong winds, and further south, a lot of rain across wales, the eastern side of england at times, those it will be very heavy for the western hills. very windy this afternoon, even into the evening, gusts of 40—50 mph

that was zoe kleinman with pip hare. we wish pip all the very best of luck for the race.lick. thanks for watching, and we‘ll see you soon. echoing: bye! hello. the much advertised change to drier, calmer weather is still coming this week though for the day ahead it is still blustery out there. sunshine yes but showers some heavy but, in the wind, will move through quite quickly. high pressure will finally build in from wednesday for a few days but, as that happens, there will be an increasing chance of getting some frost and some fog as well. but that may well be a better deal than the recent flooding some of us have been dealing with. a chillier start in the morning, particularly in england and wales and a few areas of wet weather to contend with. one running eastwards across southern england, parts of the midlands, into east anglia — some heavier bursts here. a bit of rain and hill snow into parts of scotland, gradually easing, as both areas of wet weather ease, clear away. we‘re in the afternoon with sunshine and showers. the greater chance of cathting a shower would b

that was zoe kleinman with pip hare. we wish pip all the very best of luck for the race. enough effort, so i'm now mixing you up something in my cauldron. anyway, you can keep up with the team throughout the week — won't that be fun? we're on youtube, instagram, facebook, and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. echoing: bye! hello. storm aiden brought torrential rain and gales to a large swathe of the uk on saturday. those strong winds really whipping up the waves, particularly across southern and western coasts. but as the rain eased and the skies cleared, it's been an opportunity through the night for many to see the blue moon — a second full moon this month — but it's only a brief respite from the rain. there's more to come overnight and into sunday. still a number of met office warnings in place for both the rain and the wind, and all the details are on our website. so this is how sunday shapes up. this is the area of low pressure responsible for storm aiden, now pulling away northwards. a second area of low pressure to the north—west of th

that was zoe kleinman with pip hare. we wish pip all the very best of luck for the race.making enough effort, so i'm now mixing you up something in my cauldron. anyway, you can keep up with the team throughout the week — won't that be fun? we're on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. echoing: bye! hello. some rough seas in western areas later, another day in which the winds will strengthen across the country. especially across parts of north and west scotland and west wales. for all of us, more rain around, some more than others. we have one approaching weather system which will affect us later, all linking into this area of low pressure which brought rain through the night. remnants of hurricane zeta between us and ireland, pushing by the north—west of scotland with strengthening winds through the afternoon. a little bit of sunshine here and there, especially across central and eastern areas but flooding over in the west, northern ireland, southern scotland, north and west wales will see persistent rain to end

that was zoe kleinman with pip hare. we wish pip all the very best of luck for the race.ugh effort, so i'm now mixing you up something in my cauldron. anyway, you can keep up with the team throughout the week — won't that be fun? we're on youtube, instagram, facebook, and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. echoing: bye! hello there. it looks like the weather should even out a bit more, i think, for friday. certainly compared with thursday, where we had the wind blowing over the pennines, bringing some sunshine in durham and temperatures reaching 18 degrees. whereas across southern parts of england, when that fog formed, it lingered into the afternoon in some places and temperatures only eight or nine celsius. now, it's quite chilly early in the morning across more southern areas of the uk. where we have the clearer skies, a pinch of frost. further north, there is more cloud around. but where we have those clearer skies in england and wales, there's some mist and fog, particularly towards the west country and the south—east of wales in the morn

that was zoe kleinman with pip hare. we wish pip all the very best of luck for the race.k i was making enough effort, so i'm now mixing you up something in my cauldron. anyway, you can keep up with the team throughout the week — won't that be fun? we're on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. echoing: bye! hello there. it's pretty cold out there at the moment across more southern parts of the uk. wednesday started with some frost quite widely in england and wales. what followed was a generally dry and sunny autumn day. but, for scotland and northern ireland, we saw more cloud moving in during the afternoon and the evening. you can see that clearly on the satellite picture from earlier on. that cloud moving very slowly southwards. we actually have weakening weather front bringing some damp and drizzly weather and lowering the cloud onto the hills. but we've got high pressure across the south, this is where we've got the clearer skies and we've got those lower temperatures as well. milder in the north, but colder i

pip hare. we are coming on board! pip is part of a new dawn for female sailors.o the race now isjust, you know, ifeel like i have one already! alan set a benchmark for female entries into the race which was 94 days, four hours and 24 minutes and so for me to be trying to beat that time would be an incredible achievement. here we go, write to the top. when the race sta rts write to the top. when the race starts pip won't have my help, not that she needs it, having spent a decade learning how to sail solo and raising the necessary £500,000 through crowdfunding and local sponsorship. picking up speed. but is why the boat is building like that. exactly, yeah. that is why this spot is so adrenaline pumping because you are on the edge, finding the finest angle. i am so looking forward to this race and i know there will be minutes where i am terrified and i'm frightened and i'm fed up and i'm cold and i'm wet but for the most part, ijust, ijust wa nt to for the most part, ijust, ijust want to do this. they may be alone but they do have the latest technology available, i

he pipped red bull's max verstappen, but championship leader lewis hamilton is still in prime positionld title this weekend. nick parrott has more. it was an early indicator of the chaos to come. while the authorities at istanbul park were able to deal with the dog, there was nothing they could do about the weather. the turkish grand prix has never been held later than august. by november, it's an altogether different challenge. conditions were so tricky, the open session of qualifying was suspended for three quarters of an hour. and almost as soon as it got going again, it was held up for anotherfive minutes. everyone appeared to be riding their luck at times, and it was lance stroll‘s numbers that came up. the 22—year—old racing point driver claiming the first poll of his career, just ahead of red bull's max verstappen. ijust nailed pretty much every corner, and pieced it together very nicely, and it is a great way to bounce back after a few rough weeks. it has been a rough ride for me, so it feels good. it's the first time this year a mercedes hasn't taken the top spot. lewis hamilt

pipping up as it does. we have got the cold meeting up with somebody warm air from the south, and this is where the air force to rise. cool condenses gives this massive cloud, massive storm, some very heavy rain pushing towards and northeastern corner of china. some snow on the northern flank of that it will slide its way through the korean peninsula as we go on through thursday, and eventually the 2nd half of the week, it will make its way across japan. so as i said, make the most of the fine and dry weather that you have here for the next couple of days or change on the way then. for a good part of india is fine and dry across much of central and northern india. but down towards the south, we have still got some very heavy showers rolling through here. northeasterly winds, of course the northeasterly monsoon, big can live the showers, still a possibility into a good part, offshore lanka. as we go on through the next couple of days, similar picture there. as you can see, as we go through thursday, could ca

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the capitol center and featured such fantastic people as kool and the gang and gladys knight and the pips was very successful and was really part and parcel of the congressional black caucus being a real power. therefore thousands of objects in the house collection of art and artifacts and these are just a few of them, you can learn a lot more about them on our website which is history.house.gov, but even more importantly than going to the website and finding out about stuff, the thing that i think is important is that these are all objects that really represent this incredibly long history of an incredibly long and important institution and each and every one of these from an object like ron dellums' our congressman that is just text on a background to something that is far grader like a portrait or picture of shirley chisolm on the cover of a magazine, each of these is putting a little bit of a human face on the history of the house of representatives and it makes the institution just that much more accessible to call of us so that we can really get a sense of who were these people is t

gladys knight in the pips. it was very successful. it was really part and parcel of the congressional black caucus being a real power. there are thousands of objects in the house collection of art and artifacts. these are just a few of them. you can learn more on our website. but even more importantly than going to the website in finding out about stuff, the thing that i think is important is that these are all objects that really represent this incredibly long history of a really long and important institution. each one of these, like an object of ron dellums our congressman, that is just takes on a background, to something far grander like a portrait or a picture of surely chisholm on the cover of a magazine. each of these is putting a little bit of a human face on the history of the house of representatives. it makes the institution just that much more accessible to all of us, so that we can really get a sense of who were these people. who were the people who represented us? who counts in american democracy? what is our role in it

. >> there's a griff there, conspiracy theories and griffs pip worked for the national security agencythe time. my background was foreign eastern affairs europe. i was on "operation allied force" and saw how crazy things could get with people. i think looking at bigfoot and the people that believe systems encompass their life, it takes over their lives and there's all these different belief systems and it's very difficult to argue crazy, and here's what i want to tell you, is that there's some people out there who are good people that have bought into this stuff but even like bigfoot conspiracy theories or belief systems he was beamed down from a ufo or long jumped to talk to me and you but i saw in my wife 20 2000 4 on a bigfoot expedition, never do that. listen, my wife, we've been married 31 years and 15-year anniversary was almost the end of it for me. i told her i was going to hawaii and took her on a bigfoot expedition. i've been a prankster my whole life, but anyhow, i saw people the belief systems had taken over their entire life and that it taken over their entire life and i s

in places like pip, they separate them, and put them in shall -- shrink wrap them. >> so let me, pam,a sense of where we are. you look at the margin in the state, as there's plenty of votes still outstanding of 13,662 in favor of biden. how many ballots were received after election day? my understanding it's 2 to 3,000. so it's a much smaller number. >> that's absolutely right. the senior of state has said that number is marginal. in other words, it will not determine the outcome. the republcans in this argument to the supreme court, they said otherwise. this is what they said -- given the results of the november 3rd election, the vote in pennsylvania may well determine the next president. it's currently unclear whether all county boards are segregating late arriving ballots. but you're right, it's a small amount compared to the valid mail-in ballots that did arrive by election day, provisional ballots and the military ballots. so this is -- this appears to be part of this overall legal strategy we're seeing from republicans and from the trump campaign to file various lawsuits, to mud

a hiker pipped down for hours on mount st. helena. chp crews were able to hoist the man to safety.say, if he want able to rip open his jeep pocket an grab his cell phone in time, he may not have been found. hiker got stuck monday after the large rock fell on him. he was trapped for nine hours with temperatures in the low 30s. no word on his condition this morning. >>> the surf was up along the bay area coast last night. we're expecting to see even bigger waves today. a high surf advisory is in effect until noon. also going to be a winy day. darren in. >> it will be a bit breezy particularly by the afternoon, guys. that is what is going to stand out i think the most. when i say that will stand out the most, that is not saying a lot about today. mainly just going to be sunny and mid-60s for daytime highs. i doubt you will notice much about the weather at all today. it will be one of those where it works out really in our favor. but it is cold out there now. so the first thing i want to do is start out an show you what the current temperature are liken you see a lot loaf and my 40s on

choreographed by jerry jackson, music direction by marvin laird, special guests gladys knight and the pipswhen was this? >> oh my god. it was right after -- right when sugar line express came out. it had to be like '72, maybe. >> jimmy: okay. >> and yeah, so i did have a job, basically a dealer at the cesars palace. then the guy moved over, he went to the hill ilton, he said, we want you here. it became like a bidding thing. i ended up going to the hilton. it was a huge stage, like a football stadium. i can't say -- i was a dancer, that's how i started, i danced in las vegas. it wasn't headlining. i came there -- i turned 21 in las vegas, tell you the truth. >> jimmy: what shows did you dance with in las vegas? >> i didn't dance in any shows. we had our own show called "noble new." five shows a night. started 8:30 at night, got off 5:00 in the morning. we did about four shows in the lounge. >> jimmy: wow. >> i had to make sure they knew i was a dancer and not a showgirl. that was like one of the things that i went, no, i'm a real dancer, i'm not just prancing around, right? >> jimmy: oh. >

>>and social distancing is you know pip tantamount right you know essentially following you know kindf good social distancing rules l a county health officials are encouraging college students not to fly home for turkey day if people have already flown in or there. >>i'm not canceling on taking that advice, them are going to recommend that they actually i'm not just your holiday festivities on day should be quarantine self quarantine for 14 days and they say of students do come home, they should return to school after thanksgiving. elliott's officials say last year some 3 million people travel through the airport in the 2 week period surrounding the thanksgiving holiday. >>this year with the airlines operating 50% fewer flights and some airlines keeping the middle seats empty. they say they really have no idea how many holiday travelers will see now if you plan to drive fly or take a train to your turkey celebration this year. health experts strongly suggest following all safety protocols and discourage dining with those outside your household. >>the safest way to spend thanksgiving.

of numbers put together where the cardinal story that the water engineer made very convincing lead pip corrode and send particles into the water which gets into people's blood. those two sets of numbers became the witnesses to condemn the city for its change and its lack of doing anything about the water the lead problem. >> i still feel like the story though, it so oen case that you do find out that they numbers were on your side. and yet you lost. there must have beenoming think the answer is there was a good media coverage of this. i think i eveneard that pediatricianad pr. somehow those real numbers the non- fak lead water levels, they were somehow brought to the surface. i mean the poweras somehow ercome. do you know how? >> i thi two things. it's pretty typical. there were a few citizens. i think one mom in particular who knew not t trust the numbers. and she insisted on, she brought water samples in to government agencies. i forgetf she contacted the water engineer, but the citin advocacy was one thing. i eventually got lots of moms to test tir water. the kit that theater engine

. >> it was a rush to judgment to pip the killing on norman clark, the defense said claiming investigated the most obvious explanation for the crime. the killer was a burglar who was caught in the act. >> there were 12 break-ins that occurred within a three to four-week period in a very close proximity and 10 of the 12 involved flat screen tvs. also there was a break-in that very same complex four days before the homicide of brittany eldridge. so very powerful. >> why not take the tvs. >> maybe the person got startled. maybe they couldn't do this. that's law enforcement's job, not mine. >> finally, the defense said there was powerful evidence to support the burglar theory that would prove norman's innocence. irrefutable physical evidence. >> there were two unknown dna samples on the lingerie that covered brittany's body in her bed rom where she was found murdered. dna from an unknown male contributor, not norman clark. >> at 12:34, they focused on norman clark. >> as the trial drew to a close defense attorney isaacs told the jurors to focus on the evidence, not norman clark's womanizing?

>>and social distancing is you know pip tantamount right you know essentially following you know kind of get social distancing rules l a county health officials are encouraging college students not to fly home for turkey day if people have already flown in or there. >>i'm not canceling on taking that advice, them are going to recommend that they actually i'm not just your holiday festivities on day should be quarantine self quarantine for 14 days and they say of students do come home, they should return to school after thanksgiving. eyliott's officials say last year some 3 million people travel through the airport in the 2 week period surrounding the thanksgiving holiday. >>this year with the airlines operating 50% fewer flights and some airlines keeping the middle seats empty. they say they really have no idea how many holiday travelers will see now if you plan to drive fly or take a train to your turkey celebration this year. health experts strongly suggest following all safety protocols and discourage dining with those outside your household. >>it's a just way to spend thanksgiving

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first stage, and a couple of them had contamination, a flaky coating that peeled off some of the pipping, they tracked down that contamination and removed a couple of engines on the flight that's going to take place tomorrow with the astronauts and made sure those engines were up to snuff. and then to add confidence, there was an unmanned satellite launch of a falcon 9 that was successful in early november, and then just last wednesday they fired up all nine engines on the crew transport rocket to make sure that those engines could crank up normally, and all the signatures of the start-up were normal, and now that rocket's ready to go tomorrow. arthel: very good. well, we have to say this is very crucial for the american space flight to be independent of russian space flight. do you expect more trips like in the future? like this in the futuresome. >> there's a whole sequence both on spacex in 2021 and soon boeing will have the starliner in service as well, probably next summer sometime. so we'll have two ways to get independently to the space station in cause one of those goes down, we

is should not -- pips should not be a common thing. one thing i didn't hear constitutes is ensuring that the union is diverse among leadership and who it represents. just as you can have managers who discipline unequally, they can be enabled by a union that defends its members. i would encourage sfmta when you're looking at an overall racial justice plan, not only look internally look at the composition of the union leadership that you are partnering with. if the union itself is heavily white, you can run into the same sort of subconscious conscious issueissues that you trying to eliminate from yourself. >> chair borden: next speaker please. >> hello. i wanted to say on this item, i think lot of the issues start with the disconnect between management and front line employees. i seen it happen at bus terminals will inspectors will sit in their truck and not say anything to an operator, two weeks later they're in the office. they're getting written up for being not having correct sign and they got it from it inspector. instead of getting

dla, the blind to disabled people who have to transferfrom dla, the disability living allowance, to pipe obvious your disability has not disappeared as soon as you need to apply for a different award. but are making all of the decision is based on too many assumptions and inaccurate record. why are they causing so much stress and anxiety to people who already have to cope ona to people who already have to cope on a daily basis with a disability? lots of questions along these lines of how the system could change —— has changed, so perhaps you could first outline what has changed for them. disability living allowance is a non—means them. disability living allowance is a non—mea ns tested them. disability living allowance is a non—means tested benefit, which means it doesn't matter how much income you have already, it is a benefit intended to help people with the additional cost of disability, basically, and that has been changed to what is called a personal independence payment, so it is a different type of benefit. and there have been a lot of complaints from people about the way in whic