it was a swimming pool that largely galvanize the community of portsmouth for decades, back when portsmouthad a lot of jobs, steel manufacturing, all of that kind of stuff. they had a lot of stuff and could support a thriving mainstreet and a lot of downtown churches and in enormous swimming pool that became the heart and soul of the town, a place people came to socialize. it was almost the size of a football field. everybody went there. i would say all the white people went there -- let's put it clearly there. a small percentage of black people in portsmouth were segregated from that, even when the pool was integrated, they did not feel quite at home there. this was a story about this pool that developed as the town blossomed, in a sense. you have people coming together and seeing one another, losing their virginity, romances forming and just a remarkable place of people coming together and as the town began to wither, the jobs left, the manufacturing went elsewhere. mainstreet was emptying. half the population leaves and in 1993, the tail end of all of this, the dreamland pool no longer h

a shadow to all the folks in portsmouth, ohio. wonderful folks down there. it was a swimming pool that largely galvanized the community of portsmouth for decades. back when smith had a lot of jobs, steel manufacturing, shoe manufacture, all the kind of stuff. they had a lot of jobs and, therefore, could support a thriving main street and a lot of downtown churches and an enormous swimming pool that will begin heart and soul of the town, a place where people came to socialize. really as much as anything, was an enormous public almost the size of a football field. and everybody went there. it was something, i would say all the white people with their, let's put it clearly, a small percentage of black people in portsmouth. they were segregated from that, and even when the poll was integrated they didn't feel quite at home there. but this was a story about this pool but cannot develop as the town blossomed, in a sense. where you have people come together and p sing one another and losing their virginity, romances for me and all this k

portsmouth city centre exceeds national pollution limits.hat does it mean to you? i don't know. i know it's an area where you are a taxi or certain businesses you have to pay. it means stopping the pollution or reducing. the pollution from vehicles. the city is monitoring the impact but says one year is not long enough to draw meaningful conclusions. we meaningful conclusions. don't know if it is having a effect. we don't know if it is having an effect. it might be, it might not be. we think air quality is getting better but we won't know until we have all the data in and that won't happen for another few months yet. fewer than one tenth of 1% of all vehicles paid the charge in september and october. broadly, that is 44 vehicles a day. on average, 1a penalty notices a day are issued. low emission zones are not consistent across the country, taking an old diesel car into london incurs a daily charge of £12.50. in bristol, it is £9. their zone launched in late november. whereas here, even the oldest most polluting banger of a private car costs

it was a swimming pool at largely galvanized community of portsmouth for decades .back when portsmouth had a lot of jobs we all steel manufacturing, shoe manufacturing, all that kind of stuff. they had a lot of jobs and therefore can support the writing main street. a lot of downtown churches. and an enormous swimming pool that really became the heart and soul of the town. a place where people came to socialize really as much as anything with an enormous school of the size of a football field. and everybody went there. it was something i would say all the white people went there was clearly a small percentage of black people in portsmouth. they were segregated and even when the pool was integrated they didn't feel quite at home there. but this was the story about this that kind of default as the town blossomed in a sense . thinking of it kind of golden mexicans are where you have people again coming together seeing one another. losing their kennedy. romance was forming and all this kind of stuff just a remarkable place of people coming together and then as the town

in portsmouth i wrote about how dealers would make lists for the addicts. make me stealing this ohmic you have to list price inf pil. it is an 80-dollar chainsaw i'll give you $40 worth of pills that i amme selling. certainly in the town of portsmouth had shops made up of certain kinds of items they would rip off walmart.p one woman and an entire apartment for baby stuff. the guy hadno hardware. but what you find is it is ridiculously easy to rip off walmart. that is what is stolen feeds the drug dealers. and it adds to it, lubricates the ripping off of walmart because they are so common. because in many areas it's almost the only retail option. it sells everything food to x boxes and everything in between, automotive and whatever. it has become a place people know i get ripped off easily and i can take that stuff to my dealer and my dealer will give me dope for it. it becomes many walmarts have very well documented as well because of this become a huge drain on the police department's time in whatever town you happen to be as talking to people in paducah,

cooperate between the local police and the fbi comes from the seacoast region of new hampshire, near portsmouth new hampshire, a group of bank robbers kidnap a teller or a hostage. squads of fbi agents combing the countryside for any stray bits of information that may help them in the case. a farmer who had seen four men around an abandoned shack gives birth to him and their first name, the entire area is carefully searched for evidence. on a barbed wire fence hundred yards from track agents find a piece of cloth drawn from what could be a woman's dress or a man's necktie it along with other evidence, is sent to the washington laboratory. the imprint of the tire markings gives some information. the automobile that had been at the shack, a 1950 model of medium to heavy weight. all over the country. fbi members attacked normal looking for the manufacture of a distinctive fabric in both massachusetts and north carolina agents find factories with loans produce the identical pattern. at each mill. the manufacturers supply the names, wholesalers and jobbers who had purchased finished product. in wash

across the country . spring and frank led with cheer his military analyst at the university of portsmouth in the u. k. good sea of frank, now ukrainian air defenses are intercepting many of the missiles and drones that russia keeps firing at ukraine. but some do still get through with devastating cumulative effect prank. if russia continues this aerial bombardment, what will that mean for ukraine will won't connotative. terry put it like this? and when was it? yesterday, putin spent something in the region of 2 or $300000000.00 to knock out electricity care for 8 hours grades of some sorts of extremely resilient will continue to do so . the system is deep, it's, it's not her a modern electrical system, or indeed a critical infrastructure system which paradoxically makes it far easier to, to repair and far more resilient. so to answer question, they will keep on throwing the rather expensive missiles at the ukrainians. there will be some effect, but it will have no decisive impact on the outcome of the war or talking about the outcome of the war. a lot of people are wondering what sort of

they started with wentworth alleyway, then came portsmouth eventually he'll tell the entire chinatown my craft, i was. >> very amazed because, >> you know, video games, but then also their commitment just see green in the way something phoebe fallen clearly has no shortage she helped capture art work all around chinatown and upload it into the game. i just wanted people to have the closure appreciation. >> art is used as form of. >> like playing she says it can take her 2 hours to get just one piece of art into the software. young people just have this incredible amount of energy. >> but they care so much care that's coated in every block. a virtual chinatown. if you give them the opportunity create that, you know, there are no boundaries for >> and chinatown, alleyway tours, their representatives tell me that they do plan to continue in-person tours, starting early next year, reporting in san francisco, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. >> chinatown, alleyway towards is a nonprofit organization benefitting bay area youth. if you want to make a reservation for a virtual tour, you can find a

a military analyst at the university of portsmouth says the patriot missiles in ukraine will not be enoughrepel russian attacks. >> patriot is a step change in capability but the challenge for the ukrainians is, it does not the tickly represent a step change in capacity, in other words, the patriot can do more, it can shoot down ballistic missiles, and i think ukraine is going to have problems with iranian missiles. this is one battery, a launchers , find 30 to missiles in a salvo . ukraine needs dozens of dispensaries batteries to provide national cover, so capability yes, firing increased , capacity, no. on the other hand, the sophistication of the system represents a level of confidence the americans displayed in ukraine that they have not displayed, and it may well be that this is a loss leader, if you like for other more significant capabilities that may be coming up in the next few months, such as the tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, and other things ukrainians has specifically requested and will be requesting today. anchor: president zelenskyy's trip comes as vladimir putin says t

they started with wentworth alleyway, then came portsmouth eventually he'll tell the entire chinatown in my craft. i was. >> very amazed because, you know, video games, but then also their commitment just see green in the way something phoebe fallen clearly has no shortage she helped capture art work all around chinatown and upload it into the game. i just wanted people to have the closure appreciation. >> art is used as form of. >> like language in a she says it can take her 2 hours to get just one piece of art into the software. young people just have this incredible amount of energy. >> but they care so much care that's coated in every block. a virtual chinato n. if you give them the opportunity create that, you know, there are no boundaries for >> and chinatown, alleyway tours, their representatives tell me that they do plan to continue in-person tours, starting early next year, reporting in san francisco, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. >> well, chinatown, alleyway tours is a nonprofit organization benefits our bay area youth. you can make a reservation for a virtual tour. now on the

they started with wentworth alleyway, then came portsmouth square.ntually he'll tell the entire chinatown my craft, i was. >> very amazed because, >> you know, video games, but then also their commitment just see green in the way something phoebe fallen clearly has no shortage she helped capture artwork all around chinatown and upload it into the game. i just wanted people to have the closure appreciation. >> art is used as form of. >> like playing she says it can take her 2 hours to get just one piece of art into the software. young people just have this incredible amount of energy. >> what they care so much care that's coated in every block. a virtual chinatown. if you give them the opportunity create. >> you know, there are no boundaries for >> and chinatown, alleyway tours, their representatives tell me that they do plan to continue in-person tours, starting early next year, reporting in san francisco, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. >> chinatown, ali tours is a nonprofit organization benefitting bay area youth. if you want to make a reservation for

would frank lead, which as a senior lecture and military strategy and law at the university of portsmouth and from miami. kenneth scotsman is a senior fellow at the so fan center. that's a non profit organization focusing on global security challenges and foreign policy of a warm welcome to all of you. puzzled, let's start with you. we've got the u. s. saying that russia and iran now have a full fledged defense partnership. is this true? what does it look like? oh, but there have been increased kind of exchanges and apparently russia has been purchasing. so marianne weapons may be with one more. but this is not the defense alliance. it's a book to now arrive. there are women did operation kind of trade rush of buying drones and maybe a shopping for a written may size. of course, russian industry can produce marseilles. maybe even some of them would be better than those that are produced by iran, but the number of ordinance used in ukraine is so large. the russian defense industry cannot produce enough and buying more to cheaper, more and be more primitive. but iranian missiles could help

the guildhall in portsmouth. a deep breath, smile. sing with all your heart. the stars of the show are backstage getting a final pep talk. be proud of yourselves and enjoy it. you're looking forward to it. this choir is part of the music man project, a charity for people with learning disabilities. they're about to perform a song they hope will be christmas number one. you put your hands together for the wonderful people. earlier in the day, we filmed the final rehearsals, a chance to say hello to the camera and get everything absolutely right. for people like claire, the choir has been transformative. i really enjoy it. and it's like a family. i get a lot of happiness and joyful and self—esteem and mostly more self—esteem and stuff. i mean, i enjoy it and i always like to sing because it makes everyone happy. so can we just make sure that we've got a nice, clear line? _ you'rejust singing, said pushkin. the music man project is run by david stanley. it's education rather than therapy, that's really, really impor

. >> thank you, the a 3 connect london and portsmouth and delighted to see that which will increase traffic flows. the most polluted road in the network, and putting up 9 m high air pollution barriers that will entrench what is not acceptable to me or my constituents. my right honorable friend agree with me it is time to think long term and time to tunnel the a 3. >> thank the honorable friend for the question. this is an issue she has long championed. national highways are developing a range of possibilities and solutions, the department for transport will consider the case as it plans its future infrastructure investments. >> i wish to join the prime minister and leader of the opposition, extending those to those involved in the terrible tragedy and the channel this morning. >> thanks to positive and proactive negotiations between the scottish government and health unions, and averted, and and it is on the table. people see the errors of his ways, >> mr. speaker, i'm glad the uk government is able to provide one. 5 billion pounds of extra funding for the scottish government for public ser

are the ones caught in the middle, and back injune i went and spoke to the manager of a pub in portsmouthices he has had to make. i think we will lose 30% of normal trade. a lot of that is because a big part of our trade is commuters. unfortunately, i will have to cut back on my staffing levels, that is another hit for my staff. we have been hearing about the impact of transport chaos on city centres here in the uk and the toll it is taking on pubs and restaurants. what we have seen is footfall in city centres down by 30—40%, but in central london and in the city it has been down as low as 50—60%, and on top of the cancelled christmas parties and bookings, you have seen walk—in trade also decimated. it is hitting retailers too, but there is a warning for anyone tempted to skip the late christmas shopping trip and buy online. according to the british independent retailers association, if you want gifts in time for christmas, you will have to go shop in person, because of the ongoing strike disruption to postal services. more sectors have joined the picket lines — teachers and university le

while canada has given about 4000000000. franklin, which is a military analyst at the university of portsmouth. he says, the patriot missiles that ukraine will receive won't be enough to repel russia's attacks page. it is a step change in capability, but the challenge for the ukrainians is that it does not particularly represent step changing capacity. in other words, picture it can do a lot more, a can shift our ballistic missiles. and i think over the next few months, ukraine is going to have serious problems with the iranian ballistic mas as it looks as if the russians are going to buy. but the trouble is they won't be able to shoot down very many. this is one battery, 8 launchers could fire 32 missiles in a salva ukraine needs dozens of these batteries to provide national cover. so capability, yes, far increased capacity no. on the other hand, though, the sophistication of the system represents a level of confidence. i think the americans display in new credit that they had hitherto haven't displayed. and it may well be that this is a, a sort of loss leader if you like, for other more sign

i sincere apology governor to her family in all want portsmouth who were effected by what inspired with the same thing except in bordering why i take it all that now police officer in jordan has been shot and killed during a confrontation with protest. as in the southern city of mon, that been demonstrations against the high cost of fuel in several cities, including the capital amman. and he said it's not clear who shot the upset during the front. the irish army says, one of its soldiers with a un peacekeeping mission in lebanon, has been killed. and another seriously injured that convoy reportedly came under small arms. fire is southern town of cuba. while traveling to the capitol beirut un mission says it's close a joint prob, with a lebanese army. the arm group has, the law says it wasn't responsible, and the locals were involved in an unintentional incident. well, for to with the family to because this is the worst possible news for them. and at this time of the year or peacekeepers, i think distinguish ireland overseas. i think that bring great great dignity to the country. and i a

portsmouth about strike action. portsmouth hospitals university trustees declared critical incident, saying it's emergency department is full of patients . it's got is full of patients. it's got limited space to treat those with life threatening conditions and it adds an injury story that does thousands of nurses in england, northern ireland and wales walk for the second time in under a week. the royal college of nursing has warned the action could go for on six months unless an agreement can reached. they've been calling for an above 5% inflation pay rise. government said that is unaffordable. well, the nurses nursing associate victoria busk is at a picket line in birmingham. she nurses will continue to shout until they're heard. i to say to the prime minister this morning please step in now and do the decent thing on behalf of every patient and member of the public of this country and right across the united kingdom . but please do united kingdom. but please do the decent also for the nursing staff get right to ta

and i used to be a season ticket holder at portsmouth going wow. yeah portsmouth going to. wow. and six other either but it was it was one of my favourite fixtures of the year. okay, well, fair enough. that's it. three coming up, the festivities . we've got christmas fail is an .we've got christmas fail is an interesting take on an ice rink. and finally, as year draws to a close , some actual good news . close, some actual good news. see you into . welcome back to the final part of headliners back with this story from monday's times. and finally got some good news. paul cheer us all. i will try my best, josh. and it's good to read out some good news for a change just as well headline all about actually making fun of the but this is actually some genuinely news so this year may have felt like perma crisis and they word year they word for this year i shouldn't used it for 2022 shouldn't have used it for 2022 but certainly feel like but it certainly did feel like a crisis couldn't stop crisis you couldn't stop scrolling through doomscrolling, by , is another word i by the way, is a

and i used to be a season ticket holder at portsmouth going wow. yeah portsmouth going to. wow. and six other either but it was it was one of my favourite fixtures of the year. okay, well, fair enough. that's it. three coming up, the festivities . we've got christmas fail is an .we've got christmas fail is an interesting take on an ice rink. and finally, as year draws to a close , some actual good news . close, some actual good news. see you into . welcome back to the final part of headliners back with this story from monday's times. and finally got some good news. paul cheer us all. i will try my best, josh. and it's good to read out some good news for a change just as well headline all about actually making fun of the but this is actually some genuinely news so this year may have felt like perma crisis and they word year they word for this year i shouldn't used it for 2022 shouldn't have used it for 2022 but certainly feel like but it certainly did feel like a crisis couldn't stop crisis you couldn't stop scrolling through doomscrolling, by , is another word i by the way, is a

this is outside the portsmouth hospital . and what she's saying hospital.d what she's saying is , this is her words, not mine. is, this is her words, not mine. 34 ambulances. she saying, queuing to deliver patients to a&e is her mom in law had a fall on wednesday night. the ambulance attended get this on thursday afternoon wednesday night you have your full thursday afternoon the ambulance arrived. we arrived a&e around 5 pm. and joined a queue of more than 20 ambulances. each ambulance , two paramedics, they ambulance, two paramedics, they all up their engines to keep the patients warm, etc. she says we waited in the ambulance for over hours. eventually making it to a&e at 22 one. the following morning. i mean, goodness , like, morning. i mean, goodness, like, look at that. that is the state of the nhs. this is a broken it's broken , you know when you it's broken, you know when you look at that , think about the look at that, think about the staff there actually having to deal with all of about not being wishy washy. but think about how that might impact t

recruiting poster, which was put together by john paul jones and was plastered all over parts of portsmouth, new hampshire, trying to obtain the seamen to join the continental navy vessel ranger, could've just as easily been a recruiting poster for private tear, on a, or in, and they hold a for anyone who signs on to distinguish themselves in their glorious cause of the country, and to make their fortunes. who knows how many privateer owners and privateers were moved by patriotic impulses, but that percentage was surely in line with the levels of private patriotism traveling to the society at large. as privateers man and christopher prince said, looking back at his revolutionary career, i've got to motives and view. when was the freedom of my country and the other was lecture ease of. life now privateers experience many triumphs and tragedies during the war the pennsylvania privateer break -- over the span of about 45 years, with 11 different captains, brought in 71 prices. it is most successful crew's, it capture ten large british merchant ships which were sold at the docks in philadelphia

this recruiting poster was put together by john paul jones and was plastered all over the port of portsmouth, new hampshire, trying to obtain seamen to the continental navy vessel ranger could have just as easily been a recruiting poster for a private here on it or in it. they hold out the opportunity for anybody who signs on to distinguish themselves in the glorious cause of their country and to make their fortunes. who knows? how many privateer owners and privateers men were moved by patriotic impulses, but that percentage was surely in line with the levels of patriotism prevalent in the society at large. as man and soldier christopher prince said, looking back on his revolutionary career through the whole course of the war, i've had two motives in view. one was the freedom of my country, and the other was the luxuries of. now privateers, many triumphs and tragedies during the war, the pennsylvanian privateer brig. holker over the span of about 4 to 5 years in 11 different captains brought in 71 prizes in its successful cruise, a captured ten large bridges. british merchant ships which wer

they started with wentworth alleyway, then came portsmouth eventually he'll tell the entire chinatown my craft, i was. >> very amazed because, >> you know, video games, but then also their commitment just see green in the way something phoebe fallen clearly has no shortage she helped capture art work all around chinatown and upload it into the game. i just wanted people to have the closure appreciation. >> art is used as form of. >> like playing she says it can take her 2 hours to get just one piece of art into the software. young people just have this incredible amount of energy. >> but they care so much care that's coated in every block. a virtual chinatown. if you give them the opportunity create that, you know, there are no boundaries for >> and chinatown, alleyway tours, their representatives tell me that they do plan to continue in-person tours, starting early next year, reporting in san francisco, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. >> chinatown, alleyway twirls is a nonprofit organization benefitting bay area use. if you want to make a reservation for a virtual tour, you can find a li

they started with wentworth alleyway, then came portsmouth eventually he'll tell the entire chinatown. >> very amazed because, you know, video games, but then also their commitment just see green in the way something phoebe fallen clearly has no shortage she helped capture art work all around chinatown and upload it into the game. i just wanted people to have the >> appreciation. >> art is used as form of. >> like playing she says it can take her 2 hours to get just one piece of art into the software. young people just have this incredible amount of energy. >> but they care so much care that's coated in every block. a virtual chinatown. if you give them the opportunity create that, you know, there are no boundaries for >> and chinatown, alleyway tours, their representatives tell me that they do plan to continue in-person tours, starting early next year, reporting in san francisco, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. >> alright chinatown, ali tours is a nonprofit organization for the bay area. youth. you can make a reservation for a virtual tour right now on the group's website. that's chinato

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then came portsmouth eventually he'll tell the entire chinatown my craft, i was. >> very amazed because, you know, video games, but then also their commitment just see green in the way something phoebe fallen clearly has no shortage she helped capture art work all around chinatown and upload it into the game. i just wanted people to have the >> appreciation. >> art is used as form of. >> like language in a she says it can take her 2 hours to get just one piece of art into the software. young people just have this incredible amount of energy. >> but they care so much care that's coated in every block. a virtual chinatown. if you give them the opportunity create that, you know, there are no boundaries for >> and chinatown, alleyway tours, their representatives tell me that they do plan to continue in-person tours, starting early next year, reporting in san francisco, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. >> chinatown, alleyway tours as a nonprofit organization benefitting bay area youth. you can make a reservation for a virtual tour. now on the group's website, chinatown, alleyway, tourists dot org

they started with wentworth alleyway, then came portsmouth square eventually he'll tell the entire chinatown my craft, i was. >> very amazed because, >> you know, video games, but then also their commitment just see green in the way something phoebe fallen clearly has no shortage she helped capture art work all around chinatown and upload it into the game. i just wanted people to have the cultural appreciation. >> art is used as form of. >> like language in a she says it can take her 2 hours to get just one piece of art into the software. young people just have this incredible amount of energy. >> but they care so much care that's coated in every block. a virtual chinatown. if you give them the opportunity create. >> you know, there are no boundaries for >> and chinatown, alleyway tours, their representatives tell me that they do plan to continue in-person tours, starting early next year, reporting in san francisco, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. >> well, that is super unique and cool next. in sports, brazilian soccer legend pele has died at the age of 82. what an ambassador for football. jason

they started with wentworth alleyway, then came portsmouth eventually he'll tell entire chinatown int. i was. >> very amazed because, you know, video games, but then also their commitment just see green in the way something phoebe fallen clearly has no shortage she helped capture artwork all around chinatown and upload it into the game. i just wanted people to have the closure appreciation. >> art is used as form of. >> like playing she says it can take her 2 hours to get just one piece of art into the software. young people just have this incredible amount of energy. >> but they hear so much care that's coated in every block. a virtual chinatown. if you give them the opportunity create that, you know, there are no boundaries for and chinatown, alleyway tours, their representatives tell me that they do plan to continue in-person tours, starting early next year. >> reporting in san francisco, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. >> okay. so if you're going to is it time zone today, you'll need some rain here because it's coming down. here's a shot from our radar. you see we are covered with a

they started with wentworth alleyway, then came portsmouth eventually he'll tell the entire chinatowncraft, i was. >> very amazed because, you know, video games, but then also their commitment just see green in the way something phoebe fallen clearly has no shortage she helped capture artwork all around chinatown and upload it into the game. i just wanted people to have the closure appreciation. >> art is used as form of. >> like language in a she says it can take her 2 hours to get just one piece of art into the software. young people just have this incredible amount of energy. >> but they care so much care that's coated in every block. a virtual chinatown. if you give them the opportunity create. >> you know, there are no boundaries for >> and chinatown, alleyway tours, their representatives tell me that they do plan to continue in-person tours, starting early next year, reporting in san francisco, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. >> well, chinatown, alleyway tours is a nonprofit organization benefiting our bay area youth. you can make a reservation for a virtual tour. now on the group's

they started with wentworth alleyway, then came portsmouth eventually he'll tell the entire chinatowncraft, i was. >> very amazed because, >> you know, video games, but then also their commitment just see green in the way something phoebe fallen clearly has no shortage she helped capture our work all around chinatown and upload it into the game. i just wanted people to have the cultural appreciation. >> art is used as form of. >> like language in a she says it can take her 2 hours to get just one piece of art into the software. young people just have this incredible amount of energy. >> but they care so much care that's coated in every block. a virtual chinatown. if you give them the opportunity create. >> you know, there are no boundaries for >> and chinatown, alleyway tours, their representatives tell me that they do plan to continue in-person tours, starting early next year, reporting in san francisco, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> there was a familiar face back on the practice field today for the first time since he sprained his ankle back on december. 1

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