. >> 21-year old sarah goode was the little one with the big personality. her older sisters, samantha, lizzy, tabitha, and jennifer, say even though sarah could take care of herself, they still saw themselves as her protectors. >> was everyone kinda looking out for her, her being the baby? >> always. yeah. >> how many children in your family? >> well there's nine of us. >> nine siblings? >> nine siblings. >> 20 grandchildren. >> 20? >> yes. >> oh, my goodness. how does your mom keep up? >> i don't think any of us keep up. every day there's somebody asking, "how many of us are there again? " >> seven sisters and two brothers. jennifer, who was 12 when sarah was born, fondly recalls that day. >> i just remember going to the hospital after she was born. and mom let me change her first poopie diaper. >> so she was, like, your little baby, too, it sounds like. >> she was. i would wake up with her in the middle of the night and feed her. >> that is a sign of a big family when big sister is feeding the baby in the middle of the night. >> yeah. and she screamed unti

uh sarah. good to see you. i believe i was just asking you about whether we can expect any sort of accountability to come or really even any investigation into this reported killing unfortunately, no. when you consider the photographic proof of the hundreds killed at abu ghraib torture the rates the the abuse, and yet no, no really a high ranking officer was ever found guilty. a few of the full soldiers who were most guilty, got 2 years, 3 years. there was no accountability for those crimes. i can't imagine they will be accountability for the death of a 15 year old young student. and that is the crime in iraq that the u. s. continues the occupation after every demand that they leave, and they are completely on accountable for the crimes that they commit. and the crimes that they submitted for years. there are still 2500 us proof. tens of thousands of u. s. military contractors who operate in a completely lawless way and and yet this is after every demand by the iraqi, that the us lead. so i think the demand sho

okay, sarah, good evening to you. how does trump apparently linking himself to qanon conspiracy theories? >> and many different ways. this weekend he gave this very dark speech about the state of america as we know it. and while he was doing so, some music began playing at the end of the speech. sort of this music that was very low but you could hear it. you can clearly hear it. let's listen to a little bit about what people were listening to during that speech in ohio. >> perhaps, most importantly, we are a nation that is no longer respected or listen to around the world. we are a nation that, in many ways, has become a joke. and we are a nation that is haas still to liberty, freedom, and faith. we are a nation whose economy is floundering. who stores are not stalks. who's deliveries are not done. and whose educational system is ranked at the bottom. of every single list. we are a nation whose once revered airports are dirty. crowded, animus. donald trump talk about all the bad things he can say about america. of cou

sarah, good evening to you.a lot of people are watching this wondering about their own water. my question for you is, what do you know about just how many people across this country are living with unsafe? water >> don, that is the thing that really set a lot of people off. there is a professor -- she looked at safety of the water across the united states and found that about 78% of the population is living with unsafe drinking water. that's about 20 million americans. we thought that number was outrageous so we asked the epa administrator about the number today. he said, nope, that sounds about right and we need to fix it, as fast as we can. don? >> sara sidner in jackson, mississippi. sarah, thank you so much. i appreciate it. a 20-year-old black man fatally shot by police. he was unarmed, in bed. donovan lewis's mother is here speaking about -- we're gonna talk about that after this. we were told, super young, that you have to be tough, you have to be macho in a male perspective. you feel like, you know, you'

>> hildy good is a descendant of sarah good, who was one of the salem witches., who is very funny, who we meet at a very delicate time in her life when her husband has left her, kids have sent her to rehab, she's losing her business, and she's feeling very pissed off. so she looks at the camera, and she tells you exactly what she's thinking. >> stephen: in the middle of scene, she breaks the fourth wall. >> yes. and it felt very natural, because hildy-- like we all do-- has a public face, keeping it all together, successful, taking care of ther family. and every now and then she just lets her hair down, and she says, "can you believe the ( bleep )-- i'm so sorry. "can you believe what's going on with my life?" she's great company. it's sort of like being in a bar with someone you really like, you know. >> stephen: it was filmed in nova scotia. was there any water work in this one? >> actually, there was, now that you mention >> sphen: did you hae to hold your breat and. t wasth just ak where they were tagging these great chinatown sharks that were right off shor

>> reporter: sarah, good morning to you.in for another hot day across california. as residents do what they can to stay cool. across the west, the scorching heat is showing no signs of cooling off this holiday weekend. >> our a.c. at home could only do so much when we're in these triple-digits. >> reporter: in glendale, california, residents are seeking refuge at the galleria shopping mall. >> getting out to the mall and getting out of house to get a cool relief is nice. >> california is in the midst of the longest heat wave of the year. a major concern especially in large cities like los angeles where dark pavement and buildings could easily absorb heat bringing little relief overnight. >> skid row is an urban heat island which is why water is crucial especially when temperatures hit triple-digits. >> free water! >> reporter: that is why volunteers with water drop l.a. are checking up on the unhoused an the elderly. handing out cold water to those who need it. >> at the core we're all people and we should care about each ot

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah. good evening.nding the month on a fairly soggy note, as well. we've had a lot of rain during friday. this band of rain eventually will be clearing away from the south coast as we head through this evening and tonight. so, clear skies developing tonight. still a scattering of showers in the north and west, but temperatures staying frost—free. we're looking at lows between about 7—13 in our towns and cities to start saturday. saturday brings more sunshine than we had on friday. drier conditions but not dry everywhere. still a few showers blowing in on a brisk westerly wind, northern ireland and scotland and western fringes of england and wales, but few are reaching eastern areas. temperatures in the south—east, 19 degrees, but typically the mid to high teens for the north. the showers ease a little bit as we head through saturday evening and overnight into sunday, but the next area of rain is just looking out to the south—west. so, we could see some outbreaks of rain for southern england and perhaps

police uniforms. calculate features the queen stamp below an image of the saint edwards. crown sarah, good switzer is the author of elizabeth at queen and crown. she joins us from kent, united kingdom, very welcome to the program. what do you think that is the relevance of the monarchy going forward in today's modern britain? well, it's interesting that speech of king charles and how difficult it is not still to say prince charles. really, i think made a pinch for the monarch his future and by the reception i'm seeing a very successful one. it was very much on the one hand, but the other he spoke of his mother's love of tradition, but fearless embrace of change. he spoke of, you know, how we are now a culture of many nation, many different backgrounds. many religions thought, affirms commitment to the church of england. i think that king charles is going to move very, very determinedly to try and reaffirm reinvent if you like the relevance of the monarchy. i think that job is that should be done. it needs to be done if the monarchy is to survive and thrive. but i think that speech shows he

hi, sarah. >> good morning. we have already taken our mask off in most settings like are office like one right now. but now the state mask requirements have loosen even more for indoor places. this includes state-run facilities with lots of visitors and employees like prisons and homeless shelters. the california department of public health now aligns with the recommendation of mask use from the cdc when cases are at a low transition transmission level state health officials do strongly recommend those who are at high risk of severe illness to continue wearing a mask in crowded indoor facilities. the state health department continues to require to use the use of a mask in health, health care and long-term care facilities. now, bart also lifting its mask mandate that's happening on october. first next saturday, it will still be recommended by the transit agency to wear a mask, especially when trains get crowded. the only way the mask mandate will come back on. bart is if the state will bury counties at least the

. >> sarah, good morning. >> that's right.ouncil member here in daly city claiming that another council member physically assaulted her before a meeting on monday happened here at city hall. she says. and let's take a look. you can put a face to the name we're talking about on the left of your screen council member just allotment and then on the right part of your screen, pam di giovanni now just lindeman she claims that di giovanni. >> in the green slammed a door on hermine. went to the hospital to be evaluated. she was tearful in the meeting explaining that she can't do her job because of the alleged attack. di giovanni is denying this ever happened. says this is her being the target of a smear campaign. both spoke about the incident at the meeting. take a listen. >> i am. distraught. because counsel of big teach even soul to me. in city hall. >> i vehemently denying that i do anything to assault and that's all this is politically motivated. >> now, council member do giovanni. she's up for election reelection this november.

hi, sarah. >> good morning. teachers have secured a 6% raise and a new agreement with the san francisco unified school district substitutes will also get the raise as well. teachers will receive back pay as well. the area teachers will substitute. teachers will also receive this miney and they'll be receiving this back pay from july. first, the union president says this is a much-needed raise and it's one step to ensure educators can stay in the district. this school year's agreement also give teachers more time to prep for classes each week. the district will also be piloting a dedicated core substitute program in the coming semester. this would place substitutes that would stay at certain schools. and this and this is to make sure that across the district they have teachers available in case a teacher is absent. the union pointed out that this tentative agreement is the closing of the current contract with the sf usd, which they extended through 2023. but keep in mind in the spring, a new contract will be nego

sarah: yeah, good. how are you? female: all right. sarah: you got my essay.their experience compares with children who've been sexually abused. her research is throwing up some startling similarities. [indistinct conversation] sarah: there are patterns and themes. a very large percentage of my participants feel that the shame and stigma and the silencing that they've received from the church and communities has contributed towards huge mental distress. was absolutely staggered, when i started analyzing my data, to find that 56% of my particants had either attempted suicide or had suicide ideation. that's hugely high. [indistinct conversation] lisa: through vincent's website, coping international, sarah and linda lawless have forged a friendship and now talk regularly and offer one another support. sarah: cool, have you found out anything more? linda: i'm slowly looking up some more information. again, it's been a big process, but we're still working on it. sarah: yeah, have you met any new people? linda: i have spoken to some family recently, so i hope to mee

hi, sarah. >> good morning. we've already taken our mask off in most settings, like our offices like here in the newsroom. but now the state mask requirements have loosened even more for indoor places. this includes state-run facilities with lots of visitors and employees like prisons and homeless shelters. the california department of public health now aligns with the recommendation of mask use from the cdc when cases are at a low transmission level. state health do strongly recommend those who are at high risk of severe illness to continue wearing a mask in crowded indoor facilities. the state health department continues to require the use of a mask in health care and long-term care facilities. bart also making a change lifting its mask mandate on october. first. that's next saturday. it will still recommend it. we still recommended by the transit agency to wear a mask, especially when trains get crowded. now i just talked with ucsf. doctor peter chin hall on zoom. and he says now is the right time to ease mas

sarah, good morning. >> that's right. an 88 year-old driver came barreling into this trader. joe's in as we speak. there's crews here. they're trying to get all boarded up and functional so they can reopen. and we're talking about 8 people injured in this crash. all suffered minor to moderate injuries. the police are still trying to figure out what led this 88 year-old driver to come crashing in. let's take a look. you can see for yourself the car in the store. car sent shoppers cash registers and merchandise flying after it came crashing through. the driver slammed into this trader joe's in castro valley thursday afternoon of those injured. 4 people were taken to the hospital. the youngest person being 5 years old, much younger than, of course, the 88 year-old man whose chp says is responsible for running into the busy store. a witness tells us what he saw. >> as i understand it was an elderly person who is part. hit the wrong pedal. i guess that can happen. >> it sure can. and that's why investigators say the driver has been cooperating with police. they've already ruled ou

hi, sarah. >> good morning. a shipment of fuel just arrived at this arco gas station in millbrae.s is the gas. we're paying a lot for. unfortunately, though, nationwide gas prices have dropped $0.26 in the last month. meanwhile, here in the bay area prices continue to climb that much and more in one week. so people here in millbrae are wondering what is the deal? let's take a look at how much our average gas prices have skyrocketed in the bay area in the last week in san francisco. gas is costing $0.20 more than last week. 32 more sense in santa rosa and oakland. and you can see 21 more cents on average costing people in san jose. again, conflicting here. when you when you hear nationally gas going down because according to aaa, the price of oil has gone down. and so i talked with a lot of drivers today, including a lyft driver. he's retired. he does it as a hobby. now with a hobby and more like a side hustle so he can go to fund warriors games. but he says that, you know, it's just disappointing to hear that people are really struggling, have to pay these prices at the pump. >> w

sarah? >> good morning. well, kids are in the classroom right now. not going to last midday, ending the 80's 90's and then triple digits in walnut creek and how they're going to keep people in the kids of cool air conditioned classrooms. just saying it makes me feel relief. kids say they're not too worried about the heat because they will be able to do their schooling in air-conditioned classrooms. we talked to some of the staff here at valley for elementary school, and they said they've got it dialed down to. how hot it is. depends on what they'll do. so recess will be an air conditioned rooms. even p e will be in the multi mission, which is air condition. so they've really got it worked out so that kids can stay cool and safe, but scorching temperatures can, of course, be dangerous, especially to students who may suffer from chronic illnesses. diablo unified school. superintendent doctor adam clark is advising their districts, principals and athletic directors to take the type of precautions that they're doing right here. valley verde, some of the

good job getting information out. the director general was on a news channel almost every day giving updates. the information was there, but sarah a good point. a lot of young people get information from tiktok, social media. is that the new battleground for the w.h.o.? is that where you need to put your resources? margaret: we are putting information on all platforms to reach different audiences. if you are a young person, tiktok is where you could be. or if you are an old person or not a person that reads, you could be reached by your neighbor, your doctor. it is highly variable, but what we have found, it is right to say we labeled this an infodemic . we have a whole team of experts and teams with tech companies that have been tremendously helpful to understand what is going on, who can we reach, how? we developed a system called social listening. it is not just about talking to them, but listening. what do they need from us? we are not good if we are not responding to what people in the world are thinking, doing. we want to be acting on things that will protect their health and lives. host: jeffrey, the pandemic is coming to

sarah, her goodness resident, had a president for the state of israel. circle by regina minister, president, excellency, has it a prime minister barrier? excellent, says sam, president, handsome ladies and gentlemen. the 5th of september, 1972, his go whom goose, with hallmarks, the darkest day of the olympic history was so fleet liam, wearily without started sher so peacefully and cheerfully has fall in love and it in unbelievable suffering. and from outside we share the grief of her in the families of the 11 was really her victims and of. ready the family ortho german put his officer on to this day upon this barrick act. it fills us with horrible shame and shock window. and yet, for mark, when swan pug mom, a complexion from you cannot really soon losing the pain of the families who lost their santa brother, father, and really their beloved husband, you give you the love of their lives reduces or this cowardly attack. you go to milk, this pain is terms of d. 4 was aggravated by the faculty even that your loved ones lost their lives during olympic games, certainly of a fine armor. they had

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah. good evening.y showers around, as well — they've been blustery showers. and over the next few days, we'll keep the fairly cool and blustery spell of weather, further showers at times. 0vernight tonight, the heaviest of the rain will be across the north and northeast of scotland. the winds really picking up here tonight, gales developing. also a few showers just pushing through parts of the irish sea coasts in particular, whereas further east across england, you're likely to keep clearer spells for longer. so here, temperatures 11—5 celsius first thing — most of us frost—free, though, to start your tuesday morning. through the day tomorrow, sunny spells and showers, a bit like today, but the winds not quite as strong and the showers fewer and further in between, too, but almost anywhere could catch one. top temperatures only 10—17 celsius, but feeling cooler when you add on the breeze. and more prolonged rain possible across the far southwest later in the day. looks generally quiet as we head throug

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's sarah. good morning.ars away ended in defeat to title holders real madrid. our correspondent chris mclaughlin was at celtic park. the noise created inside celtic park on champions league nights is special. the home side knew a performance to match it would be needed if they were to stand any chance against the might of real madrid. in the first half, it looked likely, but although the chances came, the goals refused to follow. the post denied captain callum mcgregor. but real madrid were rocking. the second half started as the first ended. another added to the first ended. another added to the list of those who could not convert. and then the holders found they gear the home fans feared they were looking for. venice years junior got the first, and then luka modric did what luka modric does. 2-0 modric did what luka modric does. 2—0 and effectively game over. eden hazard was to make it three, and celtic were left chasing shadows, and wondering what might have been if they had taken the chances of their own

time for a look at the weather with sarah. good weather with sarah. morning. recently. for many, a largely dry day with some sunshine, but some showers in the forecast as well. particularly affecting northern and eastern scotland and east coast of england as well or two further west through the morning as well, so many of us looking dry with sunny spells, temperatures for the most part about ia to sunny spells, temperatures for the most part about 1a to 18 celsius. almost towards the south—west, cooler with those blustery winds closer to the east coast, and the sharp showers, too. tonight, still some showers and eastern parts, but elsewhere looking dry, clear and chilly, we could see an isolated touch of grass frost into saturday morning. if you plan to come to london over the next few days, bear in mind it will feel a bit cooler than recently, particularly overnight. chance of a passing shower predominantly over the next few days looking dry. through the course of saturday, still a few showers for north—east scotland and eastern england, but fewer compared to

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hi, sarah. >> hey, good morning. yeah. up this morning offering the new omicron booster shot in for people in contra costa county and they will be offering walk-ins. but appointments are preferred that way. you can make sure you have that spot and i'll give you the number to call for an appointment just in just a moment. but first, here's what you need to know. people 12 years and older are eligible for pfizer's new omicron booster and adults over 18 can get moderna's omicron booster. people must be vaccinated already and receive your booster. last booster shot at least 2 months before getting the new one. if you recently got covid officials advise you to delay getting a booster by 3 months after testing positive 84% of contra costa residents have had the initial series of vaccinations, but only 54% have received a booster. doctors recommend all to get the new booster saying the new shots provide better protection against the new and old strains of covid. >> having a could for a different appearance of a spike protein in a

back to about 25 there in rebecca for your showers across central africa and big down poor sarah across a good part of nigeria. right? the way to cynical, ah ah ah ah ah, ah, by without his error, i lie from london, the main stories now, us president joe biden is warned at vladimir putin against using chemical nuclear weapons in ukraine to counter it's heavy losses. that biden's as rush would become even more of a prior, in the walls. meanwhile, ukraine authorities of if you move bodies from mass burial site in the town of is e . m. many are showing signs of torture. president lensky is accused. russian forces a war crimes. u. s. house became nancy pelosi arrived in armenia for talks with prime minister nichol passion. yon whitehouse as the visit is a show of support for the country following this week's fighting with either by john now the queen's 8 grandchildren of held a vigil around her coffin as she lies in state at westminster hall, princess william and harry stood guard alongside that cousins had of the late monarchs funeral on monday. earlier in the day, mourners had been cooing fowls

sarah. hey, good morning. that's right.those vaccination sites will be opening up this morning for people in contra costa county so they can get their hands on that. >> new omicron booster shot. they will take walk-ins but appointments are preferred provide the number to called in just a moment. but here's what you need to know before you head out the door. people 12 years and older are eligible for pfizer's new omicron booster and adults over 18 can get moderna's booster. people must be vaccinated already and receive your last booster shot at least 2 months before getting the new one. if you recently got covid officials advise you to delay getting a booster by 3 months after testing positive 84% of contra costa residents have had the initial series of vaccinations, but only 54% have received a booster. doctors recommend everyone to get a new booster saying the new shots provide better protection against new and old strains of covid. >> having a could for a different appearance of a spike protein in a vaccine means that bod

sarah. >> hey, good morning. the busy labor day weekend has truly begun here. the oakland airport today and monday are going to be the busiest days of this long weekend. so keep in mind, get here early. they expect over 225,000 passengers to either arrive or depart from this airport. >> and that is a big haven't seen this amount of travel travel on the labor day weekend. really this whole entire summer since 2019 oakland airport officials expect to see up to 92% of pre-pandemic travel levels already officials say this summer has been the busiest since 2019 with 4 million passengers flying since may, as we know, staffing levels have been low at airports within airlines across the country. so get to the airport early. check your flight status before leaving your house overnight and into this morning. there's already been some delays for flights here. the oakland airport, according to the travel app, hopper over 12 million people are flying out this labor day weekend and trips are costing people on average $300 for a round-trip flight will know where people are go

sarah. >> hey, good morning. that's right. well, we've already taken the mask off and the office, including here in the newsroom. but now the state guidelines are easing even more loosening. even more for indoor places. this includes state-run facilities with lots of visitors and employees like prisons and homeless shelters. the california department of public health now aligns with the recommendation of mask use from the cdc when cases are at a low transmission level state health officials do strongly recommend those who are at high risk of severe illness is to continue wearing a mask in crowded indoor facilities. the state health department continues to require the use of a mask in healthcare in long-term care facilities. bart also making a change lifting its mask mandate on october. 1st. that's next saturday. it will still recommend you wear a mask, especially when trains get crowded. so that's recommendation from bart moving forward after october. 1st, the only way the mask mandate will come back on board. is it the state

sarah. >> hey, good morning.t's ray in these vaccination sites will open up this morning for people in contra costa county. so you can get the new omicron booster shot. they will be taking some walk-ins. but appointments are preferred. i'll give you the number to call in just a moment. but here's what you need to know before you walk out the door. people 12 years and older are eligible for pfizer's new omicron booster, but adults over 18 can get moderna's omicron booster. people must be vaccinated already and receive your last booster shot at least 2 months before getting the new one. if you recently got covid officials advise you to delay getting the new booster by 3 months after testing positive 84% of contra costa residents have had the initial series of vaccinations, but only 54% of people have received the booster. doctors recommend all to get the new one saying that the shots provide better protection against new and old strains of covid. >> having a could for a different appearance of a spike protein in th

sarah. >> hey, good morning. that's right. the busy labor day weekend travel has begun. the line is constant. and, you know, sometimes it's really long and then it gets jury. at least it's moving. i haven't know. wrap around too crazy, but i can tell you that it is constantly full of people heading out for this long weekend. it's estimated that 225,000 passengers will arrive and depart from the airport between yesterday and tuesday. but today and monday are likely be the busiest travel days over the long weekend to want to arrive early oakland airport officials expect to see up to 92% of pre-pandemic travel levels. >> already we've seen the busiest summer since 2019 with 4 million passengers flying since may, as we know, staffing levels have been low at airports in within airlines across the country. see want to get here to the airport early. check your flights as before driving to the airport is already this morning. we've seen some delays with flights not caught up with a married couple that heading out for the long weekend. they said they almost mister uber them into

do a very good job in getting information out to the director general was almost on every single new channel at one point every single day giving updates the information. it was there, but sarah makes a very, very good point. that's not really where young people are getting their information, it's tech, talk it social media, it's things like that. is that now the new battle ground for the w h. o, is that where you need to put your resources? we're putting our resources very much. and in all the different platforms that reach all the different audiences. so indeed, if you're a young person well connected, that tech talks where you might be. but if you're an older person somewhere or you're not a person who reads, you will be reached in on the way, perhaps by your neighbor as, as sarah mentioned by your doctor for it. so it's a highly variable, but what we have found and it was quite right to mention that we labeled this and in for demick we actually have developed a whole specialty, a whole team of experts. and we've partnered with many of the tech companies who have been tremendously helpful. ah, to understand again, what's going on out there, who can we reach? how can we rea

sarah mccorkell from the national weather service. some good advice. have a great labor day weekend and thanks for joining us. yeah thank you so much as well. alright, sarah, let's check in with our our gal that knows all things whether rosemary is it's football season. we got cal today. we got stanford today, so we're feeling the heat and get ready for fault . same time, frank. and as you know this late summer early fall weather tends to happen for us every year. this is when we get our summer and we are looking at temperatures along the coastline into the seventies, a pacific eighties for our santa cruz area . so many folks waiting for this weather all summer long. we are going to have very enjoyable weather along the coast giving you a live look here inside the oakland harbor, where temperatures will be in the low eighties for oakland today, but you go inland and that's where we have trouble. the excessive heat warnings starts tomorrow we'll go all the way until tuesday night. our east bay hills valleys are north bay hills and valleys the south bay ,

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which kind of gives you a sense of how great this might and sarah stinson has been following the she's 96 years old and it doesn't look goodrah. >> to 96 years old. that's right. queen elizabeth, you know, she is currently at balmoral castle in scotland where doctors they've been monitoring her, saying they're concerned. and as you said, you know, it's serious when members of the royal family rushed to be by her side, taking planes driving prince charles and his wife camilla for the first to arrive and then a plane, the 7 royals, including prince william, landed about an hour or so ago in scotland. and i just saw they just pulled up to the castle just moments ago. take a look at pictures of the queen from this week, taking hands with the new prime minister, liz truss truss had to go to the castle for the ceremonial handover of power. what usually happens at buckingham palace, but the queens health, it's truly been on the decline. today's announcement about her health status comes a day after the 96 year-old monarch canceled the meeting with her privy council and was told by doctors to just rest. the palace says the queen i

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good. >>> sarah palin is not heading to the u.s. congress, at least not yet. the formal public nominee for vice president has lost her bid to fill alaska's vacant house seat. trump backed palin was defeated by mary peltola, who will become the first indigenous member of congress. palin blamed the loss on the system of ranked choice voting, used for the first time in the special election. the people of alaska do not want the destructive democrat agenda to rule our land and our lives, that is what resulted from someone's experience with this new am a crazy, convoluted, confusing, ranked voting system. it has disenfranchised 60% of voters. alaska's only house he has been empty since march, after the state republican congressman died. palin will get another shot of the house, to the november midterm election, when she and peltola will be on the ballot, once again. palin is vowing to reload instead of retreat. >>> joe biden has to philadelphia, to light a fire under democrats heading into the midterm elections. house minority leader kevin mccarthy is expected to gi

sarah has the details. good evening. winds falling lighter too. so that's the recipe for a fairly chilly night ahead. still a few showers continuing. we've got a bit of rain at first for the far southwest of england, a few showers for northern scotland and around some of these irish sea coasts, one or two in the east as well, but clearer skies elsewhere. and with lighter winds, it is going to be quite a chilly night. so, 3—8 for the towns and cities for most of us, but a little bit colder than that in the more more rural spots. starting wednesday on that fresh note, but more sunshine than recent days. still the odd shower for parts of wales, southwest england, northern ireland, but more persistent rain for a time for the far east of scotland and northeast england, where there could be the odd thunderstorm. so, fairly cool here, just 12 degrees, but most of us 14—16 with lighter winds and more sunshine. should feel a touch warmer than the past few days. then we've got a reasonably quiet day, just the odd shower around on

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sarah stinson. >> following the latest developments from the newsroom. good morning, sarah.urrently at home or castle. >> the belmar council and scotland being monitored by doctors, royal family rushing their prince charles and his wife camilla rushed there to be by her side. some royals still on the way as we speak. take a look at pictures of the queen from this week, shaking hands with the new prime minister. liz truss trust had to go to the castle for the ceremonial handover of power, which usually happens at buckingham palace. but the queens health has been on the decline. today's announcement about her health comes a day after the 96 year-old monarch canceled a meeting for privy council and was told to rest. the palace says the queen is comfortable, especially at the castle, her beloved castle, where she spent the summer. mark 7 decades on the throne this year, 7 decades, she has been giving more of her duties to her heir prince charles and other royal family members. because in recent months she has struggled to get around prime minister trust. she says the whole count

we can get more on this from our royal correspondent sarah campbell. good there are large coachloads which have been arriving and bearing in mind thousands of people that wanted to see the queen lying in state and the millions of people who watched the funeral on television, you can understand why the authorities here at the castle are thinking that they will have increased visitor numbers over the next few weeks, as people want to visit the memorial chapel. lots of traffic here on the corner. two people who have travelled all the way from queensland, australia, debbie and keith brooker. you booked your slot here before the queen died, you arrived at the beginning of september but you have arrived at quite a sort of unique moment? yes. quite a sort of unique moment? yes, we thought — quite a sort of unique moment? yes, we thought we _ quite a sort of unique moment? yes, we thought we were _ quite a sort of unique moment? yes we thought we were going to miss out. we heard the castle was closed and so we are happy to be here and to be able to come in today. e

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lawrence: a major victory thank you ashley back to sarah karster to your reaction to this home coming and prisoner swap goodnight, sarah. >> yeah it is very tell to go. the ukrainians really had upper hand on this ukrainian government especially president zelenskyy showed his care for the united states in this prisoner exchange and this was a way it was a gesture of thank you. he added the two americans along with the 8 other foreigners i think it is very telling in the differences between slen zelenskyy and vladimir putin plus victor, i may be pronouncing his name wrong but victor was a prokremlin ukrainian politician who happens to be slayed vladimir god father of daughter so he basically traded 215, you know, ukrainian fights fighters plus our two americans thank god for one guy who the kremlin says they don't know where he's at so i think it is a huge win for president zelenskyy and two family who is thought they weren't going survive their captivity with the russians. lawrence: would you sarah carter thank you so much for rolling with this show with all of the developments that are happening today. you

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