: "ree-anna"? name is actually "ree-anna"? what? ( laughter ) this is like finding out beyonce's name is actually pronounced "bay once." like, what? here's the thing eye don't mind if you change your name, but going from ree-anna to "ree-anna" is too muchave name change. like going from "puff daddy" to "p. diddy." i can do that, you know. or "prince" to "symbol." or "r. kelly" to "correctional inmate 4725." these are changes i can get behind. but "ree-anna"? no. you know what naiks even worse? is that she wrote a whole song called "what's my name." that would have been the perfect time to tell us your name! she should have been like ♪ ree-anna that's my name ♪ ree-anna you're pronouncing it wrong." finally, it's graduation season. a west virginia high school principal is leaving his graduates with one final lesson-- although it's not the lesson he wanted. >> a high school principal is facing major embarrassment today. he gave a speech at his school's graduation ceremony which one of his students th

ree is in first. we'll see if she can hang on. dave is getting ready for his final dive.eave it all out there. oh! i mean, in my professional opinion, that was fantastic, david. turns out i was right. that dive, one of the most technically difficult in the sport, moving him up to second place. the technical term is a reverse twosomer saults with five twists. you come off somersaulting and twisting at the same time. i do four and a half twists with a somersault. you end up feet first into the water. >> reporter: ree holding her lead, making it to the top of the winner's podium. are all of you adrenaline junkies? >> if you see me before the dive, i don't look like an adrenaline junky. >> reporter: what do you look like? >> sometimes i look like a baby, a mess. but i think we are. to go through all that stress, fear, aum tll the emotions and walk up and do it again, we must be. that's what i like about this sport. you are facing your fears every day. >> reporter: in that spirit, there's one last dive before we can leave the island. i'm taking a leap of faith of my own, safel

jacob jacob rees—mogg site, a site that claims to supportjacob rees—mogg.his. nonetheless, the administrators are the same people that were running the same people that were running the group before so it pops back up again, and comments on this last night, referring to the imam on the bbc debate on tuesday night, again strongly islamophobic by any definition. you are not english, now go back to your little hole. another comment we found, and i should point out these are not the odd isolated comment and it is easy to find a post like this. another one saying, they hate us, referring to muslims, they hate us, referring to muslims, they hate us, referring to muslims, they hate dues, so why don't they integrate? that's the flavour of things you can find on this site. we pointed out the comments to facebook and they have removed the comments as of this morning. you mention the imam who appeared on the bbc leadership debate on tuesday night. i will talk about that in a second but a response from some of the people involved has come through. the conservative part

and for the warriors it is goodbye oakland and hello san francisco, scott rees brings us some of the best oracle the war the golden state moniker in 1971 and since then they have known only one home. oracle arena. >> for 47 years warriors fans has stuck with us through thick and thin. >> we have seen things that made us laugh, made us cry, made our jaws drop in our spirits soar.>> these things tend to happen here oracle arena . >> through good times and not so good times the atmosphere was always electric and the arena iconic. it is only fitting that we take a minute to appreciate the oracle era. for the majority of its existence the arena had only one championship to its name and that coming in 1975. though the series was clinched in washington the work was done in oakland. >> if you look up there that is a very lonely flag and we want another one.>> demand and you shall receive. 40 years later with a rookie head coach steve kerr at the helm and league mvp seth curry pushing the envelope of shooting sandy they ended their drought and began their dynasty. >> i waited for this forever

abraham lincoln sails near iran britain's astronomer royal lord rees astrophysicist colleague of the late jeremy corbyn suborder stephen hawking will today be addressing global threat at the farmers' festival in zurich other speakers include cosmonauts and astronauts as well as musicians like brian eno and queens brian may the astronomer royal joins me via skype from cambridge laundries welcome to going on the ground here 3 get a stomach festival in zurich and threat to land tell me about the talks title prospects for humanity based on the book you published earlier where my book covers many topics but in my talk i'm going to focus on the future prospects because the stormers special is a wonderful occasion which gets together the astronauts of the stormers etc and what i will say is that space now is something we use every day through sat nav communication monitoring weather forecasting etc but of course in a sense the glamour went out of its the cause the high points of manned space flight was what we're celebrating now 50 years ago the apollo moon landings and of course we have to

but what does seem clear as you could line up as many jacob rees—mogg does seem clear as you could linenyjacob rees—mogg ‘s who is not well known as an international trade negotiator, you could get tough and much a team as you like but none of this increases your likelihood of getting a deal and if you're going to call yourself a minister of the union, which a p pa re ntly minister of the union, which apparently is one of the names that borisjohnson has apparently is one of the names that boris johnson has dreamt apparently is one of the names that borisjohnson has dreamt up for himself when he becomes prime minister, it will not stop the union collapsing if no deal happens which is looking increasingly likely because if there is no deal, there will be a hard border between northern ireland and ireland, there has to be because half of it will be in the eu and the other half won't. all of this posturing is all very well but it doesn't change the actual challenge ahead or bring any kind of solution to the problem. how do you see it, katherine? well, yes, it all sounds very impressive but

boris johnson will draft an jacob rees—mogg. john, it won't help with the criticism that some in thejeremy hunt camp that it is the erg group thatis hunt camp that it is the erg group that is really running the boris campaign. i would love to be a fly oi'i campaign. i would love to be a fly on the wall in europe whenjacob rees—mogg walks in. they are trying to say, my negotiation team is better than your negotiating team. stephen harper negotiated a free trade deal between canada and the eu. that started in 2009 and finished in 2016, so we have until halloween! a bit less time! it is an interesting move by jeremy halloween! a bit less time! it is an interesting move byjeremy hunt to do this. it is a hardening ofjeremy hunt's position on the question over new deal. i wonder if his advisers are saying to him, we are still quite far behind in the polls and you need to stand up with boris johnson and say how tough you're going to be on a luteal brexit. lucy, this process of choosing the tory leader, and prime minister as well in thi

thank you very much to our panellists, martin rees, sophie howe and roman krznaric.bout long—term thinking and a deeper view of civilisation, head to bbc.com/future. good evening. it's been a while since i've been able to say this, but a lovely start to the weekend for many. most places were dry. most places had the sunshine as well and skies a little bit like this. but over the next few days, we're going to see a few changes. it will get humid in a few areas but could also turn quite stormy particularly across parts of england, wales, and eastern scotland before later in the week, the sunshine returns and the temperatures really will start to shoot up. now bringing about the change for the next few days is the proximity of this area of low pressure which is spinning towards us. high pressure has been with us to start the weekend and it will be to a certain degree through the night and into tomorrow keeping most places dry. will be some thicker clouds but some patchy rain into northern scotland. and then later in the night, the isles of scilly, west cornwall could tu

thank you very much to our panellists, martin rees, sophie howe and roman krznaric.for more stories about long—term thinking and a deeper view of civilisation, head to bbc.com/future. hello, temperatures have been rising over the past few days but with that doting heat and humidity, we are likely to see heavy showers and thunderstorms developing over the next couple of days. this afternoon there was quite a lot of cloud in there was quite a lot of cloud in the skies, there was a little bit of brightness on offer. the increase in cloud is all down to the fact we have pressure out of the south—west, bringing rain to the south—west of england already, parts of wales, northern ireland, that with a front will have an effect increasingly into the afternoon. some weight without moving gradually in from the south—west, parts of southern and eastern england should stay dry into the evening but warm and muggy too. is that rain pushes not, we could see 20—50 millimetres across parts of england. thunderstorms are mixed in with the spells of heavy rain too. monday morning will ha

thank you very much to our panellists, martin rees, sophie howell and roman kaczmarek.ew of civilisation, had to bbc.com/future. a deeper view of civilisation, had to bbc. com/futu re. —— a deeper view of civilisation, had to bbc.com/future. —— head to. hello there. things are warming up this weekend right across the board. it'll certainly be noticeable across southern areas, where the humidity will also gradually increase, and into next week, certainly late on sunday, the threat of thundery showers increases as well. for the weekend, fine for most of us. lots of dry weather around. we start this morning on a cool note outside town. the single digits in one or two places. the pressure chart reveals high pressure. this will be the driving force for the fine weather, certainly for the first half of the weekend, but this low pressure system will come into play later across the south—west. lots of sunshine up and down the country this morning, into the afternoon, cloud will tend to build up in places. could see an isolated shower pretty much anywhere, but northern scotland

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john rees and kirsty bushell, we appreciate your time.john says, my dad was on the first wave of naval troops as a gunner on the minesweepers that cleared the way for the land troops to cross the channel macro safely. he was 18 at the time. you just can't believe it. he thought of it isa can't believe it. he thought of it is a great adventure but realised the reality in later life. thank you for those. keep them coming in and send us an e—mail stop still to come. australian police raid the headquarters of public broadcaster abc in sydney. we'll speak to one of their journalists. and why a hit tv show has boosted tourism to the scene of the world's worst nuclear disaster. a profound injustice, that is how they work and pensions select committee described the fact that cohabiting couples with children don't get any bereavement support if one of them dies. this morning the committee is starting an inquiry into bereavement support for families. the key focus will be the impact of the cut to the widow pa rents impact of the cut to the widow pa

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today, there's plways aossibility of smaller hail not likely to face the amount of hail we saw two or rees ago on sunday, but some of these thunderstorms could have gusty wind. you'll notice the you walk out the door this morning, you'll say, whoa, what happened overnight. winds turned back around to thea south southwest and temperatures are way warmer this morning than yesterday. some places as much as 20 degrees warmer. 42 yesterday morning out at dulles. 62 this morning. 60 now in edericksburg. 70 by the bay in annapolis. a big change, you'll notice it. a gusty so bhwest wind wi with us all afternoon. breezy, warmer, morehumid. thunderstorms are likely today starting as potentially more than 2 or 3. going until 10 or 11:00g toni. unsettled weather in he west is coming in our direction. the one real mplicated fashion in the northwest, if those clouds can keep us a ltle cooler. the storm prediction center had the yellow streak. the slight risk and adding cloud cover is reducing our threat for severe weather. not reducing it toero but not likely to be as much of a severe threat as it had

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we all have journalisd rees. > it makes you better at your job if you have different expertise. >>> ahead the things we all keep inside our homes that are posing a risk to the heal of our children. >>> a wild weekend for weather. we are taking you across the country showing you what happened and the mess that needs to be cleaned up now. a new study shows just how often a child requi s ane.r. visit because of things you keep around your house. >> thei natio children's hospital says that every two hours, a child has to go to the e.r. because of personal care products. we are talking about shampoos, eye drops and things like that. usually a child swallows a product or makes contact with the skin or eyes. nail polish remover to the mosts e.r. visi but hair care products that caused the most serious injuries and often required children to be whospitalized. at a cookout this weekend and a little girl blowing bubbles and just stuck the bubble thing in her mouth. moms were screaming it"spit out!" >> h i knowair care products and laundry detergent but you never thin they would spray prhairsay in t

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ree baarea shaped your ministry as you influenced and served as a parish pastor. >> this is the first time in a long time i been on this side. >> well deserved because after47 years, you are officially retiring from parish ministry. >> that's right. >> but not from ministry. more about that later. >> okay. >> we are so glad you are here. >> thank you. >> and you are local. you were born in oakland. >> that's right. >> grew up in alameda and tell us about your call to ministry, why did you end up serving in the methodist church? >> at the age of 18 i had a conversion experience da mass cuss experience two friends i grew up with, elementary school and high school, they shared with me christ. and they were pentecostal. holiness. and so that person experience, would i like to accept christ in my life, which i did. and it changed my lifelike almost overnight. >> yeah. >> and i was 18 and was doing a freshman break from the usf where i was at school. >> yeah. >> and i went home and read the bible for the first time. i was 18. >> but hadn't been exposed. >> i did some sunday school, and but

gone much worse he was not down 4 times by ruiz but the referee ending the fight in the 7th round rees winning by technical knockouts he takes all 3 of joshua's belts and makes history as the 1st mexican to hold a world heavyweight title. his victories being compared to james buster douglas beating mike tyson $990.00 s. made even more remarkable as he was only brought in as just his opponent a month ago after darrelle miller was denied a license for the fight. you know what everyone's been down to me since the beginning you know especially from this fight nobody want to know that i was and when nobody didn't everybody that betting on me is as an a makes. you know what i think got to this moment to this moment. and i'm here now you know the 1st mexican heavyweight champion of the world would just respirators have already said though exercise the rematch clause in the fight contract which should happen towards the end of this year but he wasn't making any excuses about his defeat. is interesting because like i always say. and i believe in nothing that with so little of blame anything i j

graham rees has worked at the plant for 35 years, he was one of those sent home today.you have just got to face the truth and the truth hurts. workers hope to learn more on monday, but many like graham believe their future prospects are bleak. sian lloyd, bbc news, bridgend. our business editor, simon jack, is here. it's not as if any of the workers had done anything wrong. no, there are huge forces at work in the manufacturing industry at the moment. you had the confusion over diesel and diesel gates, the rush to electrification, and global car manufacturers are thinking about what they make, where they make it, and who they make it with. against that backdrop you have a plant operating in a way that is expensive and inefficient and making a product of the past and not the future. what does this tell us about the wider car market? you mentioned honda in swindon. we do know the investment in the uk car manufacturing industry has fallen over the last three years so has fallen over the last three years so it is tempting to think, is this to do with brexit? ford today insi

jacob rees—mogg there in westminster. our business correspondence is here to talk about arcadia.y philip green tried to get the rescue deals through. the landlords resisted this attempt to get through lower rents to safeguard the future of these retail brands, topshop and otherfamiliar of these retail brands, topshop and other familiar names on the of these retail brands, topshop and otherfamiliar names on the high street. now we're hearing that they have passed. eight separate deals and they have to be passed by landlords. we don't know exactly how close it was. a huge sigh of relief for thousands of employees around the country because the future of 500 stores also have been safeguarded for now. i say for now because the big question is what happens next. it is notjust about reducing this cost. we heard sports direct, the chain owned by mike ashley, these kind of arrangement is known as cva is given a lifeline to badly managed companies allowing them to live on. so how do you get market share are up? most of these brands have seen market share slipping. topshop, remember ten ye

ree candidates are clustered together wrestling for second place. acen you look below the su there is an enthusiasm gap. among people who say joe biden is their first choice, 29% say they are extremely enthusiastic. if you add the other contenders , their supporters, 43%, far more saying they are extremely enthusiastic.k i the biden in iowa has a lot to prove, a lot of ground to make up, really. he is first place for now, but there is softness.a: lahere you go. ann selzer, thank you so much for joining us. ann: my pleasure. laura: among the attacks joe biden made today is that tariffs are having a devastating impact on american farmers and consumers. uscalifornia's wine iy is one of those being hit hard. president trump says he is goinr to make t deal with china or no deal at all, butli rnia vineyards have seen their sales to china fall and many are worried about the future. the bbc's sophie long reports. sophie: the lush landscape of focaia's wine country. across this fertile land concern is growing, as familyth businesses feeimpact ofio the tebetw

. >> reporter: gillibrand's plan would allow workerof ree months of paid leave of 66% of their regular paycheck. how do you pay for it? >> to pay for paid leave, it's a very small amount of money. it's about $2 a week. you pay it and your employer pays it. that's all it would cost. >> reporter: she says americans would embrace the plan that equals the price of a cup of coffee. >> is it wor to pay $2 a week to know it will be there for you when you need it? yes, opponents will say it's a tax but it's an investment and very small investment that over your lifetime will help you. >> paid family leave, that's kirsten llibrand's big idea. >> we'll have more tomorrow with mayor pete buttigieg talks about h i bigdea. anita hill will announce her idea. we'll have that for you right here tomorrow. at the top of the tallest building in chicago when the sky deck of the willis wer shattered. the observation deck and the former sears tower is 103 floors up, a building officials say the protecti coating had some minor cracking and that no one was ever in danger. >>> just ahead, 25 years since the ld

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the express leaps to the defence of borisjohnson, quoting an interview from the eurosceptic mp jacob rees—moggames a left—wing hate mob for trying to derail his campaign to be prime minster. the daily mail also has that picture of borisjohnson and carrie symonds on its front page, as well as a story that claims harry and meghan have spent nearly £2.5 million of public money renovating their windsor home. and the sun has the same story, which says that the final bill could be closer to £3 million. it quotes officials which says a substantial overhaul was needed to the property. let's start with the main interview which we had, with laura kuenssberg, that interview is picked up in the daily telegraph. let's begin with that, because he is basically saying that, because he is basically saying that he will get a new deal by the end of october. that's right, it's against everything the eu has been saying, the eu says it doesn't want to renegotiate theresa may's withdrawal agreement. borisjohnson claims theresa may's agreement is dead and he wants a totally new deal negotiated with the eu by 31 0ctob

there's like chronic house lack of housing there's no safe drinking water so there's water boil and rise rees in over 250 communities so not counted it is not going up and there is not enough funding and support for indigenous people here. led to contact group and the lima group comprised of latin american countries and canada according on the international community to be more active and restoring democracy in crisis script venezuela groups voice their support for the country's opposition leader when and why though back in january he proclaimed himself and his wife his interim president he also led failed attempts at ousting nicolas maduro from power. why the situation needs to be a businesswoman when you're a jew do you rejoin i mean pact of the crisis require the region and the international community to plea a more active role in supporting a prompt return to democracy in venezuela lima group member canada has announced it is temporary shutting down its embassy in caracas as one of the 1st countries to throw its support behind wide and is in the press to try and can i reports canada has m

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people around the world are rolling out their yoga mats today getting ready just stretching rees deeply in celebration of international yoga day in india prime minister and runner modi took part in a massive yoga session with around 30000 participants the discipline is an ancient physical and spiritual practice that originated in india global yoga day was suggested by modi and adopted by the un in 20. you're watching news coming up next it's news asia and in the future this breaking recycled bikes to kids in myanmar is turning long walks to school and your short and easy runs. so many songs got. has those stories for you much more a personal break of course you get all of our stories all the life that g.w. taught called thanks want to. take the bar similarly. with all the wonderful place to make the game some special. treats call. the ball more than football or mine. closely. carefully. i don't know i'm going to be sure he's going to do good. leg to scuttle. leg. length. leg. subscribe to my documentary on. the interest guards. a little i love berlin the scope of the multicultural metro

i don't to dig rees will mean anything it will be another right you heard or scorcher around the bandsummit on the train in for james fletcher who probably has to say see going right now if you have it it's still on and that's the thing about. >>early in the morning expected to be obviously the list is going to get and it's still pretty warm. yeah 70's once again coming into work today in san francisco, we're a be really high around the bay area once again today. not a huge difference as far as of feeling. any but yes, temperature wise. it will be a few degrees at less yesterday ou door right now nice clear conditions. the school gate bridge in san francisco, no fog. no cloud cover in your way and it's going to be a clear afternoon as well, but it's really going to pack the heat once again that is why another heat advisory issued t

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you know and i'm sure the russians have also been doing similar things lord rees thank you and that's it for the show will be back on saturday on g 20 day 2 let's talk about the children keep in touch by social media fuels up to 103 years to the day britain sentenced its diplomat and irish republican roger casement to death for his part in the easter rising. in the lead a showdown between washington and tehran there is no regional ally to restrain the u.s. is worse. with barbs treated and sanctions imposed what can stop the us from sliding into yet another middle east more. the answer to every single the economic problem every single number every single statistic every single market reactions to lower rates it's like an alcoholic drinks when they're happy they drink when they're sad they drink because it's tuesday they drink because it's day time they drink because this time they're not balling they just drink drink drink drop how rights whether the economy is expanding whether it's tracting president it doesn't matter if dog bit on his wife is going to lower rates makes no difference

we'd like to make sure that wem ree them to keep our streets safe. >> now, no one was hurt in the firerson task force is in>stigating. >>lso new at 11:00, a d.c. firefighter who was critically injured in anon uty crash says his colleues intentionally hit him to avoider striking anoth fire truck and now he's suing the city. dane smothers jr. was hit by a ladder truck in august 2017. he had a lung removed and part of his skull was crushed. today he filed a multimillion-dollar lawsuit. according to the suit, he was hit because of unsafe training. an internal department report cited problems wit the way the fire trucks were positioned. d.c. fire referred questions about the lawsuit to the d.c. attorney general. >>> a small plane ended up flipped on its roof after takeoff this afternoon. take a look. this is the plane after it crashed, not too far away from the runway at frederick memoriat airpo. chopper 4 flew over the scene this afternoon just before 5:00. we've since learned a student pilot was flying when the pla hit some construction equipment. the flight instructor was taken to the ho

yes and i'm sure the russians have also be doing similar things lord rees thank you and that's it for the show will be back on saturday on g 20 day 2 in a soccer field and keep in touch by social media day 103 years to the day britain sentenced its diplomat turned irish republican roger casement to death for his part in the easter rising. birds or head. or behind 40 feet but so. far good. evidence that people. just believe the mothership is. to move. to manage to fish you know not just come home. they are. a god since well. when you. need. me i don't hate. your kind of system destiny for me i'm cool. and innocent and runs. u.s. congressman. the u.s. president from launching and. wrong. with obliteration in the event american interests are attacking. him and i'm he's fear the top 260 islamic state could return to the country unrecognized as the government has lost track of the whereabouts. and adult university intends to offer positions on one of its programs exclusively to women sparking debate on positive discrimination. inequality. reciprocating process shutting down an entire group

and for those directly affected, like car worker graham rees, tonight is a time to reflect. got to face the truth and the truth hurts. for 40 years ford has been a bedrock in the economic landscape of bridgend. it offered well—paid, highly skilled jobs in a town where they are in short supply. replacing them will be a challenge. tonight the car park is deserted, marking the end of another dark day for the british car industry. sian lloyd, bbc news, bridgend. our business editor simonjackjoins me. devastating news for bridgend. what does it say about the wider uk car industry? put simply, the global car industry is making too many cars. cars that we re is making too many cars. cars that were used to buy and are not buying in the same numbers. you've got demand levelling out in china, which was growing. around europe people are saying, do i want to buy a diesel, i am getting mixed messages on that, am i ready for electra? for those reasons, car companies are having to trim their production. if you put that against the backdrop of a plant in south wales that is underutilised, w

and for those directly affected, like car worker graham rees, tonight is a time to reflect.face the truth and the truth hurts. for 40 years ford has been a bedrock in the economic landscape of bridgend. it offered well—paid, highly skilled jobs in a town where they are in short supply. replacing them will be a challenge. tonight the car park is deserted, marking the end of another dark day for the british car industry. sian lloyd, bbc news, bridgend. at the inquest into the deaths at the london bridge terror attack, the wife of the ringleader — khuram butt — broke down in court, saying that two years on, she still couldn't look at photos of her husband's eight murdered victims. zahrah rehman described refusing to go on holiday to turkey with him and their children, fearing he would take them to syria. daniel sandford reports. just hours before he led the london bridge attack, khuram butt with his family. but after lunch that day, he walked out of the family home and they never saw him again. his widow, zahrah rehman, told the inquest... "he didn't kiss my son. he didn't kiss

they got a quote from pretty presale, jacob rees mogg, seven of the last nine heads of the cbi, way before, including a leading brexiteer, harold davis, sir john banham, trying to make the link between the remain campaign in the referendum and the fact that... to be fairto to be fair to dame carolyn fairbairn, john allen, the president of the cba, so she is a great asset. he says she and all of the cbi have been unstinting in presenting the evidence based business voice —— cbi. she has been a very vocal person with brexit and who should be leading the tory party as well. the next story we want to look at is on the front page of the daily express. it is the story we have been leading on this evening. sally challen's case. it is absolutely tragic this whole case. you are right. the whole case is sad. it is a good outcome and it is pleasing that she has been released. we saw the press conference with her family and they are obviously incredibly relieved she is coming home. the express headline, "i killed my husband but they still love him". when you heard her say that it was actually well. mi

people like jacob rees—mogg being members of that negotiating team and very keen to frame his argumentound those hard brexiteer is, people who are not scared that he would put it to walk away if the eu are not willing to budge. the eu up until now has said the deal is the deal and that is the deal and nothing is going to change no matter who is prime minister. the labour party, interesting situation yesterday, the times published a story suggesting that senior civil serva nts story suggesting that senior civil servants were worried thatjeremy corbyn was not up to the job physically or mentally of being prime minister. he came out i need an on camera statement trashing the story. what are the latest developments and why is the story a p pa re ntly developments and why is the story apparently still with us? it is interesting for several reasons. this was the front page of your study‘s times with quotes from what they said were two senior civil serva nts they said were two senior civil servants suggesting jeremy corbyn was frail and was being propped up by those around him it was not func

scott rees will have the details later on. >>> weather june 1 we had a little bit of everything. high temperatures in lynn and even a few isolated thunderstorms popping up by middle to late afternoon. temperatures we have an average high and warm up. take a look at numbers. lots of 80s. fairly hot to concorde antioch in livermore. san jose 81. oakland 67. the coast on the cool side lower 60s. you can see it develop throughout the day. showers and thunderstorms up to portions of extreme northern sonoma county. this one cell you will see moving into portions of santa clara county. thunderstorms there. those have moved on out. we are watching activity outsource the sacramento valley. this is current. this is getting very close to the bay area. up to portions of the north bay and the east bay. out toward contra costa it may be even solano county. there is a chance in the short term up a few isolated showers or even a slight chance of a thunderstorm between now and midnight. reports of light rain in the sacramento area. there marysville and air force base reporting thunder for this 10

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