simpson.s and american political and military history. especially the american civil war and reconstruction. the author of several books, he's best known for the book, triumph of adversity, 1822 to 1865 and the reconstruction president. let's bring forward mr. brooks simpson so that he can share with us the legacy of ulysses s grant. [applause] >> good morning. thank you. i'd like to thank the national park service, and the grant monument association, especially frank scaturro for offering me this opportunity this morning. as many of you know, without french tireless efforts to preserve this edifice, we might not be here today. i thank him for those efforts. [applause] >> most people know of ulysses s grant primarily as the general who led the army of the united states to victory in the american civil war. that should be achievement enough for anyone. but there is more to grant than that. on this day, we may also reflect on grants efforts to realize the fruits of that victory and to recall a m

brooks, donahue simpson. he is an american historian where he specializes in american political and military history, especially the american civil war and reconstruction. the author of several books is best known for the book releases grant? triumph over adversity 1822 to 1865 and the reconstruction president. let's bring forward mr. brooks simpson so he can share with us the legacy of ulysses s grant. good morning. thank you. i would like to thank the national park service and the grant monument association. especially frank's guitaro for offering me this opportunity this morning. as many of you know without frank's tireless efforts to preserve this edifice. we might not be here today. i thank him for those efforts. most people know if ulysses s grant primarily has the general who had the armies of the united states to victory in the american civil war. that should be achievement enough. for anyone yet there is more to grant than that. on this day we might also reflect on grant's efforts to realize the frui

brooks, donahue simpson. he is an american historian where he specializes in american political and military history, especially the american civil war and reconstruction. the author of several books is best known for the book releases grant? triumph over adversity 1822 to 1865 and the reconstruction president. let's bring forward mr. brooks simpson so he can share with us the legacy of ulysses s grant. good morning. thank you. i would like to thank the national park service and the grant monument association. especially frank's guitaro for offering me this opportunity this morning. as many of you know without frank's tireless efforts to preserve this edifice. we might not be here today. i thank him for those efforts. most people know if ulysses s grant primarily has the general who had the armies of the united states to victory in the american civil war. that should be achievement enough. for anyone yet there is more to grant than that. on this day we might also reflect on grant's efforts to realize the frui

speaking to john simpson earlier, he did not i tojohn simpson earlier, he did not feel he was a man of his actions stop the bottom line is that it is an assessment probably close to the mark because he did not think the soviet union was going to collapse with perestroika.— with perestroika. perestroika was restructuring. _ with perestroika. perestroika was restructuring, not _ with perestroika. perestroika was restructuring, not revolution - with perestroika. perestroika was restructuring, not revolution and | restructuring, not revolution and boris yeltsin, the russian leader who really push things through and ended up breaking up the soviet union, the thing that mikhail gorachev set in motion and unwittingly bring in the end of the soviet union. when i met him and 1992igot soviet union. when i met him and 19921 got the impression still had 1992i got the impression still had not really come to terms of what had happened and did not quite understand what had happened and was still in his new foundation he set “p still in his new foundation he set up enough to the soviet union ended and

senator simpson just received the medal of freedom last week. he has been a great legislator for all the time that he served. it is the attitude. it is that willingness that comes through in his clip to find a way to solve the problems of what the opposition was. he had to solve them in the senate. they were similar in the house. there was a lot of opposition from employers, as you can imagine, because they viewed the idea of checking on people that they were hiring as burdensome. as another government intrusion. and they did not want to have to comply with another piece of labor market employment legislation. it was particularly opposed by agriculture, as a subsector of the employer population, because agriculture has always, and actually continues to rely heavily on foreign-born labor. and that foreign-born labor, at the time, was entirely people who did not have a legal status in the united states. it was also opposed by people on the liberal side of the political spectrum. it was opposed heavily, although that changed by labor unions. labor

earnest simpson jr.: we got a birthday you do. you open no vote. you looking inside.ids after this evening. courtney jackson : yes. i know it was. andrew bagley: you made me cry. and you did. thank you dear. you pulled everybody else in, so thank you. >> we are all proud of you. andrew bagley: i got a wife to go home. >> yes please. andrew bagley: finally going to sleep. >> go to sleep. andrew bagley: and i look forward to trying to bring this community back together and build some bridges as we build some buildings. james vella: this is a eaking news report. the helena-west helena school district is going to bud a brand new high school based on the outcome of the election tonight, march the 14th. 1,135 people voted for 1,05people voted against. the millage passes. montae: (singing) ♪ i'm trying to get money. ♪ mon don't sve all your problems. ♪ ♪ what would you do with the profit. ♪ ♪ people that's hungr struggle for pennies and dollars. ♪ victor sellale: i'm proud you guys. because what you guys did caused it to win. period. yeah, period. what you did-- [interposing

that's captain simpson. >> meet monday. simpson.s opening doors for women and fire departments everywhere. it's exciting and nerve wracking. i've been some i've been working towards for quite a while. so so i'm ready. i'm ready for it. >> and will be sworn in fire later this year. >> and will be the first ever female captain in vacaville. >> she spent almost 25 years with the department fighting flames similar to these kicking her career with the department off as a firefighter. >> later, fancy to engineer all while breaking barriers in the process. i was the only girl for it. >> 5 years, then i became the first engineer and i'm the first captain. so there is i guess it's it's not really a new thing for me. >> but making your way up the ladder as a woman she says can bring its own set of challenges. it is a little more difficult as a woman to promote into different positions. >> and i think you really have to prove yourself a whole lot more, which, you know, sometimes that can be unfair. you're not the weakest link when all eyes are

emma simpson, bbc news, canterbury.droughts have hit much of europe this summer, with scientists saying it's on track to become the continent's driest season in 500 years. spain has been particularly affected, with the impact of climate change driving up food prices. 0ur southern europe correspondent mark lowen reports from andalucia. a harvest not reaped but wrecked. the flowers that worship the sun need the blessing of rain as well, but it's nowhere. sunflowers that many here planted to make up for those for those lost in ukraine, wiped out by spain's worst drought on record. farmers are unsure if they can go on. translation: if it doesn't rain by the end of the year, - it makes no sense to plant more. that would be like throwing money at the land for no harvest and there is no rain forecast for now. spain's rich farmland is being impoverished. supplying half of all olive oil, the world's biggest producer has trees almost bare. parched soil giving little fruit, the yield is down by at least a third. the country's gree

paulette simpson from the voice.are usually found growing in the mediterranean — but this summer's warm weather has brought them closer to home. earlier, markjackson gardening manager at york gate garden told us more about this trend. 0bviously, we're finding that temperatures are warmer, we're tending to get milder winters, as well, and warmer temperatures in the summer. and at the moment, to some degree, we can perhaps take advantage of the interim change, and find that we can grow plant species that we wouldn't normally be growing in this country. we've been very fortunate that, as a country, we can grow a great diversity of plants from all over the world, but there have been, on the tender side, certain plants that we've only been able to grow sort of, under glass indoors. and now we're finding there is an opportunity to grow more of these plants outdoors and get them through winters. which works in our favour but, you know, we're very conscious that there's a question of going beyond that, and we are looking to

emma simpson, bbc news, felixstowe.head into the start of next week. low pressure will move in from the south, it's going to be very unsettled, with the chance of some heavy, thundery showers for many, welcome rain, of course, and it will also be turning cooler, too. but one more day of that extreme heat, the weather warning is in place until the end of the day today, at midnight, and that covers much of england and eastern wales as well, as far north as the pennines, down into parts of devon and cornwall, too. for the rest of the day today, there are already some thundery showers out there across scotland and northern ireland, moving eastwards, quite a few lightning strikes already. eastern scotland should stay mostly dry, we do have some cloud out towards north sea—facing coasts. elsewhere, dry, lots of blue sky, some high cloud towards southern england, temperatures rising readily into the low 30s in celsius, maybe 34, perhaps 35, once again, uncomfortable for many. 0vernight tonight, it is still going to be very dif

i have no idea we'll have to wait and see when ""the simpsons"" returns for -- >> 34 years?came to rockefeller center. >> how fun >>> next up, "stranger things" after four successful seasons audiences have come to know and love the young actors, of course but back when the show started the kids were all virtually unheard of how did they land roles in one of streaming's biggest shows now in an interview, the casting director is revealing a sneak peek from their audition tapes when they were between 10 and 13 years old. do you want to see some? >> yes >> get ready for cuteness. >> i'm noah snap i'm 10 years old. >> i'm wolf finhart. >> i can see them. >> i didn't tie it to a string, it was actually flying this would be the most excellent promise you can make. >> i got some power. >> my name is milley brown, i'm >>> good morning. it is 8:26, i'm kris sanchez. and breaking in contra costa county, one person is dead and two others are injured after a early morning shooting that started at a fight at a gym. this happened about at 2:00 this morning at the 24-hour fitness in brentwo

emma simpson, bbc news, felixstowe.dorset in the south of england and forced the evacuation of a beach was most likely caused by a disposable barbecue. the hot weather and drought conditions have led the met office to issue its highest alert forfire severity over the weekend, warning there is an exceptional risk of blazes spreading. will batchelor reports. the true cost of a disposable barbecue. firefighters say this huge blaze which tore across studland heath in dorset was almost certainly caused by picnickers trying to cook food on the tinder dry beauty spot. after battling the flames all night, they found a disposable barbecue among the ashes. we really are appealing to members of the public to consider what you're doing. if it's going to potentially start a fire, try to avoid it if you possibly can. this field fire was one of 75 in essex. it covered 91 acres, and containing it required the help of local farmers. if you were downwind, you wouldn't have kept up with it running. luckily, the wind direction was away fro

paulette simpson from the voice. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas.t of fine, settled weather in the forecast for the rest of today and tomorrow, and much of the week ahead. high—pressure dominating things, one or two showers as we head into the evening, northern ireland, perhaps north—west england, central scotland. but many places in late sunshine into the evening filled up six o'clock in the temperature still above 20 for much of england and we also talk of for scotland, towards the north and east, i2, scotland, towards the north and east, 12, for the shetland isles. towards evening and overnight, an area of rain developing for parts of north—west england, the isle of man, northern england, perhaps into dumfries and galloway, but either side of that a lot of dry, fairly cloudy and mild weather overnight must have temperatures holding between 11 15 first tomorrow. monday, a bank holiday for many of us, likely to see some patchy rain for a central part of the uk, easy quite quickly, some showers for parts of scotland but a lot of dry weather, dry wea

emma simpson, bbc news, felixstowe. now it's time for a look at the weather with elizabeth rizzini.

emma simpson, bbc news, felixstowe. now it's time for a look at the weather with elizabeth.ling cooler. but one more day of that extreme heat and the met office weather warning which extends all the way up to northern england and into eastern areas of wales. it is valid until midnight tonight, the heat uncomfortable for many, of course. some thunderstorms around today but wet weather out towards northern ireland and scotland, some flashes of lightning already, but, for most, the heat and sunshine continues, high cloud in the south, temperatures for some could get as high as 34—35. 0vernight tonight, still warm and uncomfortable for sleeping. some showery rain in western wales and the south—west of england, otherwise dry, temperatures dipping to the mid to high teens for many. so a warm start again tomorrow morning. but more showers around on monday, the thunderstorms particularly across england and wales will be hit and miss, some places are staying dry. quite high rainfall totals could lead to some localised surface water flooding. hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. th

emma simpson, bbc news, felixstowe.en dropped after the crown prosecution service said the "legal test" for prosecution had not been met. the six were accused of breaking covid lockdown rules by attending the vigil in march last year following the abduction, rape and murder of sarah everard by police officer wayne couzens. there were clashes with police after several hundred people attended the unofficial gathering. several european countries have seen a wave of deadly wildfires, triggered by record temperatures and drought across the continent. here you can see there are currently major fires in much of western europe. officials are concerned that windy conditions could make the situation worse.. in france, officials in the south—western gironde region have said a major fire there has been brought under control and 8,000 people can return to their homes. but another wildfire in south—central france has reignited, forcing more than 1,000 people from their homes. our correspondent bethany bell is in the gironde region. f

it also led me to get into a twitter fight with a producer from the simpsons.h, hollywood dreams come true. other white voice actors gave up the roles they have taken from people of color, harry never got the credit for kicking off the discussion. he just got the death threats. >> i know it makes sense, but it feels like the right thing to do. >> erasure. >> independently, i came up with the idea that this is a bad idea. >> right. >> you broke down a wall, right? you have established there is now a dmz. nobody is going to do that [ bleep ] again. >> to me that's why representation isn't just what's on the screen. when you go up the screen, who's making the decisions? because ultimately, as long as the gatekeepers are white folks who even if they're well-in well-intentioned, don't fully get it, don't know when to stand up for you, this stuff is going keep happening. to me, diversification means diversification of power. >> yes. >> i got lots of friends at all levels doing just that, and they ain't new to this work. they been doing it. uh-oh. >> oh. >> oh, wow. >

emma simpson, bbc news, felixstowe.after a good morning at the european championships in munich, with the british rowers winning a gold and a silver. let'sjoin our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor, who is at the olympic park for us. yes, des four but the gb team must be on cloud nine. we remember yesterday, super saturday, four gold medals and sunday has not started badly either. more success on the water, this time in the pr three mixed coxed four and what a story to go with it, erin kennedy's last race with the team, basically, back in may, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and herjob is to control the stroke rate and make sure the boat is straight. as i mentioned, back in may, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and what is more remarkable is that she has already had two doses of chemotherapy and she will now take some time away to complete her treatment. as you can imagine, emotional scenes after the race, she was close to tears. but she has vowed to return to the sport and who would bet against her? back her

and we spoke to braxton simpson today, a student who has some $40,000 in student debt.he's also an activist who works for an advocacy group that's trying to make college more affordable. here's what she had to say about how it impacts her. >> when you come out of college, you start a new job, you're starting your new life. there's a lot of things being thrown at you. you're really focusing on adulting, picking up bill, trying to figure out what your next meal is going to be. so having, of course, the cancellation of the $10,000 definitely helps to bring that, scale that down. make things seem a lit more attainable. laura: for borrowers like braxton who are looking to get relief it's their 2020 and 2021 tax years that will be assessed when they apply. and the education department will recease a short and simple form in the coming weeks for people to apply for relief. amna: some people wanted the white house to go further, some have been calling for $50,000 in forgiveness. how did the white house get to this number and what are progressives saying? laura: up until today,

an introduces us to captain mindy simpson. meet monday. simpson. she's opening doors for women and fire departments everywhere. it's exciting and nerve wracking. i've been i've been working towards for quite a while. so. >> so i'm ready. i'm ready for it. >> some will be sworn in fire later this year. >> and will be the first ever female captain in vacaville. >> she spent almost 25 years with the department fighting flames similar to these kicking her career with the department off as a firefighter. >> later, fancy to engineer all while breaking barriers in the process. i was the only girl for it. >> 5 years, then i became the first engineer and i'm the first captain. so there's i guess it's it's not really a new thing for me. >> what making your way up the ladder as a woman she says can bring its own set of challenges. it is a little more difficult as a woman to promote into different positions. >> and i think you really have to prove yourself a whole lot more, which, you know, sometimes that can be unfair. you're not the weakest link when all eye

his birth parents, anthony smith and jody simpson, were jailed for 10 years in 2018.force injune under "tony's law", following campaigning from the youngster�*s adoptive family. dutch police say at least six people have been killed and several more injured after a truck crashed into a street party near rotterdam. it's understood the lorry veered off the road and rolled into a neighbourhood barbecue just south of the city. the driver has been arrested. the cause of the crash is not yet known. the prince of wales has guest— edited a special edition of the british african—caribbean newspaper, the voice, to mark its 40th anniversary. it carries interviews with baroness doreen lawrence, the mother of stephen lawrence, and campaigner baroness floella benjamin, in an edition focusing on the themes of community cohesion, education, and climate. the voice's executive director, paulette simpson, said the prince shared their vision for positive change. this collaboration was important, and what i deeply hope is that many other persons will see this move that he has made as an ex

emma simpson, bbc news, canterbury. the headlines on bbc news...en before — pakistan's foreign minister assesses the flooding that's swept across his country. mission to the moon — america prepares to test—launch a rocket, heralding a new era of space exploration. the head of the institute for fiscal studies labels some of liz truss's tax cutting policies as "worrying" and inadequade for dealing with rising energy costs. good morning. rory mcilroy has became the first player to win the tour championship three times after success last night in the pga's tour championship. it's the northern irishman�*s most significant victory since he last won it three years ago and as a result he's now over £15 million richer. with the story of mcilroy�*s historic day here's nick parrott. a souvenir from a special day. little did this young fan know he was about to witness history. when rory mcilroy teed off for his final round, he was six shots behind scottie scheffler. catching the world number one was going to be a huge task — but one the northern irishman was m

emma simpson, bbc news. space travel to mars. the uncrewed artemis 1 will travel farther than any spacecraft built for humans has everflown, reaching a0,000 miles beyond the far side of the moon. you can see the live shot from cape canaveral in florida. a 7.5 hours though, from take—off. —— we're still 7.5 hours though, from take—off. and although this is an unmanned mission, it will be a huge step for the robotics industry. a suited mannequin that can collect data on what future human crews might experience during space travel will act as captain on this mission. to help explain some of the potential here, i'm joined by tom mccarthy, vice president of business development at space tech and robotics company motiv space systems. thank you for being with us on what must be a big day for you. please tell us more about this moonikin. what it is hoped we will learn from its experience on board the rocket. brute will learn from its experience on board the rocket.- on board the rocket. we are very excited. _ on boa

our business correspondent emma simpson is with me. tell us what the company did.s for regulatory failures, both in its online business, and also in its betting shops, which the regulator said were just completely unacceptable. in a nutshell, entain simply didn't do enough to protect customers from gambling to match. so, for instance, there was a customer who spent long periods gambling during the night, who deposited more than £230,000 over 18 months, but entain had only contacted that customer once in our online chat. it also failed to do appropriate checks on where some customers upon no money was coming from. so, one person living in social housing, for instance, was able to deposit £186,000 in just six months. tim dieck this is the second time that entain has fallen foul of the rules, and the regulator says it could lose its licence, a very real chance of that, if there were further serious breaches. entain has agreed this settlement with the regulator, it says it has made changes around safer gambling, but there is also a long—awaited government plan to tight

emma simpson, news, felixstowe.evacuation of the beach was most likely caused by a disposable barbecue. the hot weather and drought has had a met office issued highest alert forfire drought has had a met office issued highest alert for fire severity over the weekend warning there is an exceptional risk of blazes spreading. the true cost of a disposable barbecue. firefighters say this huge blaze which tore across studland heath in dorset was almost certainly caused by picnickers trying to cook food in the tinder dry beauty spot. after battling the flames night, they found a disposable barbecue among the ashes. irate found a disposable barbecue among the ashes. ~ . , found a disposable barbecue among the ashes. ~ ., , ., ., ,, ., the ashes. we really are appealing to members _ the ashes. we really are appealing to members of— the ashes. we really are appealing to members of the _ the ashes. we really are appealing to members of the public- the ashes. we really are appealing to members of the public to - the ashes. we

give us a break, right >> not going to happen >> kevin simpson i appreciate your views.a great day and good weekend. >>> coming up, this week's insider buying segment and why one bill gates is on the list this week. you got to hear what he's buying coming up. >>> time for the weekly exclusive insider buying segment. we highlight the top five stocks bought the most from the c-suite executives with their money. this comes with our thanks to verity data. we have interesting buys with one really big by but one really big name as always, we are counting down five to one. stock five is kohl's $1.5 million buy by three led by the chairman of the board. kohl's has been under buyout for years and nustar founder has been a consistent buyer for over a decade and sarepta with a $4.99 million buy by the board member. it is the largest insider buy. one to watch for the top two. stock two is dish network. $9 million buy by the founder of dish who bought nearly 500,000 shares at $18 a share. that adds to a $24 million buy he made earlier this year. more than $30 million by one insider i

john simpson talking a little earlier as he will have realised.this legacy with kurt volker. a us special representative for ukraine negotiations in 2017 to 2019. kurt volker, good afternoon. we are grateful for your time. kurt volker, good afternoon. we are gratefulfor your time. your thoughts, please, on the legacy left. . ~ , ., thoughts, please, on the legacy left. . ~ . thoughts, please, on the legacy left. . . �* left. thank you so much. i'm speaking from _ left. thank you so much. i'm speaking from you _ left. thank you so much. i'm speaking from you from - left. thank you so much. i'm speaking from you from a . left. thank you so much. i'm. speaking from you from a free country, georgia, which would not have been the case had gorbachev not taken some of the steps he had taken. we have seen the rejuvenated independence in many countries who are recovering independence which would not have been the case, i think that gorbachev had a fundamental human decency, just as your reporter indicated about torture and saying that the kgb shouldn't be

. >> that was all asians had in terms of irregular prisons that was this character on the simpsons, playeduy. so, initially, was excitement. like, we exist to people now, like when people know when we are here, and after a while, you realize, it's to make fun of us. initially, you're just glad that you're invited to the party. >> even your invitation to the party is not one of you. >> that's right. >> the problem with that is that it kicked off a worldwide discussion, and kicked off some death threats. >> it also led me to get into it would affect with a producer from the simpsons. >> hollywood dreams come true. >> and while in the end, he said he wouldn't do the voice anymore, and other white boys over actress they have taken from actors of color, he never got quid pro quo discussion. he just gets the death threats. >> not only makes, inspectors like the right thing to do to me. even if they're well-intentioned, don't fully get it. don't know when to stand up for you, the stuff is gonna keep happening. so, to me, diversity means like, the diversification of power. >> yes. >> >> i got lots

simpson. that explosive case is about to cast a shadow over this one.liberations carried on into the new year. and then, a massive, 6.7 earthquake shook southern california. the backdrop against which the juries would deliver a decision that shocked the world. coming up. o.j. simpson. that explosive case is about to cast a shadow over this one. when "dateline" continues. line" continues. shingles. some describe it as pulsing electric shocks or sharp, stabbing pains. ♪♪ this painful, blistering rash can disrupt your life for weeks. a pain so intense, you could miss out on family time. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older, ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles. you don't know how much pressure you put on your septic system. if youbut rid-x does. older, in a 21 month study, scientists proved that rid- x reduces up to 20% of waste build up every month. take the pressure off with rid-x. i didn't win the lawsuit, but everybody knows i wrote that song. flo? gosh, it's been forever. you look fantasti

we are honored to have professor simpson with us here tonight along with a strong contingent of cadets from west point. stand up folks. i wish also to acknowledge the many other military trainees and active military who are with us here tonight. from these ranks come our future leaders. what do we do to commemorate? an occasion like this the bicentennial of a preeminent. american figure many of us would say the preeminent soldier america's contribution to the pantheon of great captains of history you asked who the most capable general was of those who have been tried by war i think. the majority of historians would answer. it was ulysses s grant. and in 1976 for the bicentennial of our nation. congress in a special gesture posthumously promoted the commander who became our first president to the us army's highest rank general of the armies of the united states. and i think it is only fitting. that to commemorate the bicentennial of ulysses s. grant's birth that he be given the same recognition a promotion to general of the armies of the united states. this proposal is in fact pending i

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emma simpson, bbc news, felixstowe. now it's time for a look at the weather with elizabeth rizzini.good afternoon. all change weatherwise into the start of next week. it will be unsettled with thundery showers and also feeling cooler. but one more day of that extreme heat and the met office weather warning which extends all the way up to northern england and into eastern areas of wales. it is valid until midnight tonight, the heat uncomfortable for many, of course. some thunderstorms around today but wet weather out towards northern ireland and scotland, some flashes of lightning already, but for most, the heat and sunshine continues, high cloud in the south, temperatures for some could get as high as 34—35. 0vernight tonight, still warm and uncomfortable for sleeping. some showery rain in western wales and the south—west of england, otherwise dry, temperatures dipping to the mid— to high teens for many. so, a warm start again tomorrow morning. but more showers around on monday, the thunderstorms particularly across england and wales will be hit and miss, some places are staying dry

, three generations of simpsons.s a changing of the guard. this is so different than the wyoming that we saw for decades and decades. it's a passing of the guard of generations. i'm sure it's very difficult for the cheneys. she's looking toward the future. she's now a national figure. ali, you cover congress. you will see more of liz cheney. but now you are in alaska, a possible rebirth politically of sarah palin running for the sole congressional seat there. of course, lisa murkowski also voting for impeachment in a very interesting crowded rank choice senate race. >> reporter: yeah. andrea, we see these people all the time in the halls of congress. liz cheney and lisa murkowski. we are on their home turf. lisa is trying for re-election against trump's headwinds where he endorsed her opponent. tonight, she has to make the top four. at least, today is a decision day but not the decision day despite the fact that trump listed her as one of his top targets. then sarah palin, her national profile may be the thing that's

simpson. she's opening doors for women and fire departments everywhere.is year. >> and will be the first ever female happening in vacaville. >> she spent almost 25 years with the department fighting flames similar to these kicking her career with the department off as a firefighter. >> and later, advancing to engineer all while breaking barriers in the process. i was the only girl. >> 5 years. then i became the first engineer and i'm the first captain. so there's i guess it's it's not really a new thing for me. >> what making your way up the ladder as a woman she says ca bring its own set of challenges. it is a little more difficult as a woman to promote into different positions. >> and i think you really have to prove yourself a whole lot more, which, you know, sometimes that can be unfair. you're not the weakest link when all eyes are glued on you. i was out back throwing ladders and you know, all the guys were lined up like in these little windows, like watching me from ins from inside just to see just to see if i could do it. despite the struggle she'

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simpson saying returning to the awards show would be like asking.here she dined hours before her death. you can now get ev charging on demand. in more california cities. plus mark zuckerberg sitting down for a candid chat with joe rogan. rich demuro has has more in today's tech smart. >> here's what's happening in the tech world. the start-up that brings electric car charging to you is expanding to more california cities. the company is sparked charges. drivers can request to charge through an app called currently. the company says it has a fresh 7 million dollars in funding which will let it operate in 12 new california cities, including huntington beach, newport beach irvine and anaheim to celebrate. drivers can use the code cali grow for 30 days of free charging spark charge already operates in los angeles, san francisco and dallas and has delivered over 250,000 miles of charging tax. authorities in france are using a combination of aerial images and ai to identify undeclared pools. so far the project has collected nearly 10 million dollars in ta

captain mindy simpson will be sworn in later on this year.neer. >> the only girl 5 years, then i became the first engineer and i'm the first captain. so there is i guess it's it's not really a new thing for me. >> love it. the current captain will be retiring in november and that's when simpson will step into her new role that she's certainly ready for. and now to some football tonight, the forty-niners will be in houston for their final preseason game. the starters are supposed to play about half of the game against the texans. all eyes will be on the new starting quarterback trey lance kickoff is set for tonight at 5.15, in houston. and our sports team is all over it and they're all over this to kron. 4 is the bay area's home for the raiders. you can watch tomorrow night's game right here on kron. 4. our pre-game coverage starts at 4. going to be good. seaquest kron, 4 news at 3 and then the pre game and then the raider show and then kron 4 news in prime time. i got your friday night. all checked out. now let's check in with newsnation to s

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some of us can expect some murky conditions during tuesday, one simpson of the warm and humid air workingog patches elsewhere. through the day, large amounts of showers, some spells of sunshine, the best of that later on a day in northern ireland and scotland and across the south—east of england where temperatures will climb to 27 degrees. with pretty high levels of humidity. into wednesday, more widespread wet weather starts to develop, a very muqqy weather starts to develop, a very muggy night indeed, particularly down towards the south—east corner. we look further ahead, things will gradually turn cooler and fresher towards the weekend, a lot of dry weather around, always more cloud and some rain further north and west. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... donald trump's lawyers have filed a legal action that would effectively block the fbi from reviewing the materials taken from his mar—a—lago residence earlier this month. the lights on shanghai's skyline become the latest casualty of china's severe drought, switched off as output f