stan's dedication to his family is equally strong. he and his wife have been married for over 48 years. and together they have three children and are the grandparents of eight grandchildren. as he steps down after a distinguished public service career on december 18 in about two weeks, the town is certainly a better place to live because of stan joyner's service. stan and linda, from roberta and me, congratulations on a job well-done. we all wish you the very best in the next chapter of your lives. with with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. cardenas, for five minutes. mr. cardenas: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor a lifelong community leader, a relentless at very cat, and effective elected official -- advocate and effective elected official. i rise to celebrate the contributions of robert "bob" mileshurtsburg. for those who know him best, they would describe him as a force of nature, fearless champion for good. one of ha

you never get a sense that stan laurel is playing a character called stan laurel. or that oliver hardy is playing a guy named oliver hardy. they just are. stan and ollie. hello? >> where have you been? i was here with me. >> stan laurel was the brains of the operation. oliver hardy would show up, hit his mark, do his job well, and then go golfing. he didn't want anything to do with the mechanics of it. he left that all to stan laurel. >> what are you doing with that cushion? well, i keep on bumping my head see, stan laurel was the total filmmaker. >> he wasn't just a character. he wasn't just a screen comedian. he was a writer. he was a director. but he was never credited as either. >> i think we were fortunate in sticking to our silent reel methods. when talkies came in, we're not talking comedians. we only said enough to motivate what we were doing. everybody started to talk their heads off for no reason at all, forgetting the principle of the comic. >> they brought so much laughter to so many people. i can't help but think that the moment laurel and hardy came t

everyone please welcome sebastian stan!ud. >> merry christmas. >> jimmy: merry christmas to you. absolutely, yeah. welcome back to the show. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: it's always good to see you. man, you're having a big year. you have two giant movies that you're getting crazy great reviews. >> yeah. >> jimmy: congratulations. and you're getting a lot of awards attention and awards buzz. yeah. do you like going to awards shows? do you like getting these? >> well, it's -- it's awkward. it's interesting because you're seeing all these amazing people, you know, that you grew up with. and then, you see them and you want to go up to them and say hi. >> jimmy: do you get nervous? >> i do get nervous. and then, sometimes you get lucky, you pass each other. you know, like, this happened to me at the academy gala. i ran into steven spielberg. and he -- >> jimmy: now, we're talking. >> yeah. he came up and he said, "hey, i just want to let you know i saw both of the films, and i love them." and i was like, "'jurassic park' is

is that what's going on here stan. is that i'm not sure if he has eligibility left. >> i think he might be able to i don't know. i know he was trying to come back and play at one point. he came out of retirement once so he could do it again. who knows? >> could he get his masters or something in chapel hill and suit up? >> hey, these players are doing six, seven, eight years of college now, so brady could be the next one to join that list. >> but it does tell you where college football is now. i mean, it is it is changing. and you hear coaches leave college sports. the uva coach recently left the college basketball team. they're saying, i don't want to deal with all this stuff. but it does tell us what what college sports has become. >> and coach belichick, he has been around college these last few years. so he's been able to see that from his son steve belichick who coaches defense at washington. and he can just rely on him some and maybe even bring him on staff to a usc team where his washington defense would rank ne

but the mercedes benz was still in stan's garage. and did that upset you? very much so.eith morrison: so weeks later, two men arrived with a trailer. and did you watch them take the mercedes out of your garage? yes, i did. keith morrison: that, said prosecutor grace, is when they moved the mercedes into reina's storage locker, where months later, detective labbe noticed one crucial little detail that survived the attempted cover up. i was looking at the license plate. and i see that it's not there. there should be a california license plate. it's not-- you kind of think. it's gone. i also see that there's one screw missing and one screw screwed back in half way. and that screw came back positive dna to john creech. [camera taking photo] keith morrison: bingo. the unassailable link to pull together all that evidence. phone records, chandy's testimony, the friends, the dna, and it all condemned john creech. but the surprise was coming for everyone. raise your right hand. [tense music] andrea canning: coming up-- i was scared for my life. andrea canning: --a dramatic tale f

and stan is one of them. scrub it! or reduce it.n you're not using any energy. i think that standing charges are ridiculous. the gas companies, electric companies are making too much profit anyway. standing charges have increased by a3% over the last five years. and forjoanne, who's managing a tight budget while off on maternity leave, that's too much. i try not to look, because it's depressing. dealing with these ones is enough. sow _ we can notice a massive drop just from it being — just from us going to bed and then getting up six hours later and literally nothing's been on. and somehow you've spent 60—70p just by going to bed. so now ofgem are planning to change the system. at the moment, most people pay a unit price for each bit of gas and electricity they use, and then they pay a standing charge — a fixed price, every day, just for being connected to the network. now, ofgem wants every energy supplier to offer an option with a rolled—in price. we will need to work with the suppliers to work out how do we get the right informat

stan and it had briefly been arabist in the 19th century.here was a there was a small el sheikh, them known as arabic stan, which was initially supported by the british and, the americans, then in the power politics of the time, support was withdrawn, had a robust stance, continued. it would have been a kuwait or, qatar, a very small, very rich arabic oil state. it was just an accident of history that. it didn't happen. so so lot. so thank you for entertaining everybody. it was wonderful. so the essays were very impressed with margaret thatcher. so is it true about when margaret thatcher went to the killing room with the secretary, you want to tell him that story? you tell the story because i didn't put it in the book. in the book, the one where she she tells hurd not to be so scared. yeah. yeah. well, yeah, well, i got that right. margaret thatcher went to hereford where the ssr and she went to the killing room where they actually practiced with live ammunition and had the secretary with her and the ss burst in and opened and the secretary

so i think to stan's point, you could be doing things that could actually be helpful to your brain inome way. having said that, i will say that most of those brain training games may not be accomplishing stan, what you hope they would be doing for your brain? doing lots of crossword puzzles, for example, can make you really good at doing crossword puzzles. but if you're really trying to improve your brain overall, um, there's there's a lot of other things that you should be doing. movement probably has the most evidence behind it in terms of actually improving brain function overall. but look at the list of things there. focus on those things instead of being in the digital world, probably going to get a lot more benefit, i guess. >> no more cat videos. all right. doctor sanjay gupta, thank you so much. appreciate you. you got it. >> and thank you all for being here for only the highest quality content. >> yes, exactly. i was like, which category are we going to fit in, guys? >> this is betsy. cnn news central newsroom. up next. >> your parents have given you some amazing gifts. but w

let's thanks stan lee and and steve for 2020 and for. join us the office thank you a >> 2024 was a momentous year for c-span. from continuing our decades old tradition of providing gavel-to-gavel coverage of the house and senate, key committee hearings and press conferences, to landmark supreme court cases, and to a historic presidential election, including both the republican and democratic national conventions. here's a look back on the year as we prepare for what is expected to be an action-packed 2025. >> my name is jason but the most i'm known as jelly roll. >> my name is michael phelps. >> my name is -- >> have you>> apologize to the victims? would you like to do so now? they are here and you are on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims? >> tonight all eyes are on iowa. >> i am today suspending my campaign. >> the new hampshire primary. the time has now come to suspend my campaign. >>>> the events were shameful, criminal, and violent but did not qualify as insurrection. >> this will be my last time as

stan; against him last night. stay with bbc news _ against him last night.gainst him last night. stay with bbc news for all- against him last night. stay with bbc news for all the latest developments from south korea, we have teams on the ground, they will be reporting for the bbc news website as well as here on the bbc news channel. we will keep you right up channel. we will keep you right up to date on what is happening stop in other news australia's economy grew at a slower than expected pace in the third quarter according to the latest official data. gross domestic product appended —— expended by 0.2% from a year earlier marking its weakest reading since the pandemic. government boosted growth but gross household spending did nothing to gdp saying the cost of living is at the top of people �*s minds. to the airline industry. malaysia airlines can trace its heritage back to the 1930s but in modern times the national carrier has learned from one crisis to another. recently grappling with safety concerns, the result of an ageing fleet, parts shortages and l

we take time to and stan, this is the day i'm in the snow gets current. use events, analyzed by experts and critical thinking is this is the disc weekdays, on dw, my name is the calls back. say thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people.

let's thanks stan lee and and steve for 2020 and for. join us the office thank you a good evening. in a few days, i will lay down my official responsibilities in this office to take out once more the only title in our democracy superior to that of president. the title of citizen of vice president mondale, my cabinet and the hundreds of others who have served with me during the last four years. i wish to say now publicly what i have said in private. i thank them for the dedication and competence they brought to the service of our country. but i owe my deepest thanks to you to the american people, because you gave me this extraordinary opportunity to serve. we faced great challenges together, and we know that future problems will also be difficult. but i'm now more convinced than ever that the united states, better than any other country, can meet successfully, whatever the future might bring. these last four years have made me more certain than ever the inner strength of our country, the unchanging value of our principles and ideals, the stability of our political system, the ingenu

robert deniro, robert stan. i'm a big fan, man. i want to see. if i get in trouble. i'm coming to you, pal. well, francis, i'm looking for work in february. snow. maybe you got something for me and a biden. de niro combination. i can't sing. i can't act. i dance to a -- thing. but i can help you above all, francis is about family. he's joined us tonight by his children and grandchildren for making their own mark in american cinema for a storied career of independence vision. i think congratulations, francis, and thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you for all you do. formed the san francisco band. an inflection point in history. the grateful dead have long since transcended 1960 counterculture, technical virtuoso is fiercely dedicated to their craft. it forces decades and dozens of musical styles to create a willowy new american sound, experimental, innovative and brave. their lyrics tell the story of dreamers, rebels. iconic jams are just a performance. they're not just separate, ongoing conversation with generations of devoted fans. hundreds and hundreds of song

stan bowles. here's bowles. yes, sir! that's the record. hello.agreed to become the new england coach. good luck, sir. thank you. oh, this is getting better and better and better! we don't beat germany away 5—1. beckham — yes! england go through to the world cup finals! england have beaten argentina in the world cup. rooney's onside, and he delivers! it's been a wonderfuljourney. thank you for allowing us to be part of it. - thank you. bye—bye, everybody. you know, it's a really good sign that you want a memento of our double date from hell. you get a good night's sleep. i will. night, mum. night, honey. under strengths. ..you've just put "accounts". yeah. that's yourjob, though. that's just... no, keith. i was sort of looking for your skills within yourjob. so, is there anything else you could've put there? no. 0k. erm. ..under weaknesses, you've put "eczema". # you got a $20 bill, get your hands up # you got a $10 bill, get your hands up # single ladies, i can't hear y'all. people don't have to respect my music. when i made that music, i made it

. >>> in stan slaw in stan shah county, a teenager survived the crash, still recovering in the icu. >> reporter: a family of five now left with only one survivor. an 18-year-old fighting for her life. her uncle tells us he's heartbroken. they will likely need long-term care. along with a mother, father, daughter in the other. >> jennifer, she was one of the only people you would talk to. she just had an ability to be able to reach people, right it and see the best side and bring the best side out of them. and daniel was the best husband, you know, he raised an amazing family of all good kids. maddie had a smile though that would light up the room. she was like the social butterfly of that family. >> and two of the teenagers in the family's car are in the hospital. as of thursday, matthew lorenko, the 14-year-old teenager has died. >> matthew was just a goofy boy. like in a great way. he loved soccer, he took up cross-country running this year, and he loved it and ran with his heart out to try to get better. no matter what it was, he always wanted to push himself. >> unitedhealthcare

let's hear from stan in louisville, kentucky, on our line, four democrats. good morning, stan yes, a caller from west virginia, a few ago called in and misquote in the declaration of independence. and then you also misquoted. it does not say by our creator it says endowed by their creator, which is a big difference. did you have a question as well? no, just like. all right, let me up the exact language of the declaration of independence from the national archives. and let's see, where's the part with the. and second paragraph. second paragraph. let's see. well, i'll just read it. why not? we hold these truths to be self-evident that all are created equal. that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. so you're right about our versus. there. i think the distinction, though, is one without a difference. i, i think the the affirmation is that there is and this was jefferson's language ratified by the continental congress that there is a superintending being there's lots

but i'm glad that got to know stan lee during those early years. oh, we we had a mutual friend, i think, here in l.a. linda macias yes. and, and then some other from my ph.d. and days. so i feel chastened that your colleague smith at the junior, we had lots of things in common right off the bat and you gave a lot of help to a little bit later he was was the one course he was carter's assistant and when i reached a point wanted to get an interview with carter. of course you have to go through the proper channels and you've got get secret service clearance and all of that. but steve was the one who really did all the legwork that made that interview, which. in october 1994, i can the question included interviews before that that was mentioned briefly at our other libraries, i learned how presidential libraries work the long hours here. so when i went to other presidential libraries was fairly easy. and since the other libraries were not specific about jimmy carter, i didn't have to spend lots of years. there they they best one of the most helpful goi

. >> stan hewitt was incarcerated the night that my mother was murdered. very much has a solid alibi and has recently passed away. >> police never charged any of mary's husbands in connection with her murder, or anyone else for that matter. but they did question a host of admirers jealous girlfriends, bar patrons and local criminals. >> there have been several suspects that different people have pointed to. so it really has been one big giant puzzle for law enforcement to try to solve. and they have they have yet to do that. >> kyra will never forget the toll mary's brutal murder took on her grandparents, particularly her loving grandfather, david morgan, who she wasn't able to see much after both girls went to live with mary's second husband. >> we're so used to seeing us at least once or twice a week. sorry. now it just changed him for sure. and just his state of mind changed in what he needed. >> what david morgan needed was to figure out who left his granddaughters without a mother. >> anyone is capable of murder. anybody in this town is capable of mur

we're following here on our tv commercial aircraft has crash, landed in southwest the catholic stan, with at least to 62 passengers and 5 at crew members on board. there are reports of more than 20 people being taken to the hospital with 2 children. among the survivors, rescuers continued to search at the sides. according to local media, the airplane was circling in the air and send an emergency signal before the crash, as a by john airlines flight took off from the capital baku and was on route to gross me in southern russia. the pipeline was reportedly change due to a collision with a flock of birds. we will keep monitoring this story and bring you further developments as we get them here on our team. all right and do stay with us up next on cross top peter lavelle and his guest discuss what the future may hold for the survey and people buy from the the the the hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things are considered. i am theater, live out, a solid is gone. now what, what about syria? is it gone to? it would seem so outside powers are carving up the country. what was an in

because it's only day one, we can't immediately compare stan's rates to other carriers. it says it can offer policies where others can't or won't serve. that is a much needed option for california. and yet i don't love it. amy bach leads united policyholders, a san francisco nonprofit that helps consumers navigate insurance issues. bach agrees that homeowners desperately need more insurance choices, but some companies, like stand that are picking up dropped policies, are actually partnered with an out of state or non-admitted insurance company. the non-admitted have been a safety valve, but they should not be allowed to replace the admitted carriers. that's not healthy for the consumer. bach noted that if an admitted california carrier goes belly up, a state fund will cover you up to $1 million, but you get zero from that fund. if you're insured by a non-admitted out of state carrier that fails. the only way to do this is to look at the insurance model. if successful, stand could apply to become admitted here. for now, it has a partner in montana and with bay area data s

the name is dully they slaughtered all i have gained man who had reached the delta. stan raped hundreds of women seeking to humiliate the muslims to 1841. a general uprising against the british yoke began the british, under the command of general elton stone left couple and started to retreat. only a few out of the 16000 invaders who had begun their march from google made it to the british position in jello. but the defeat of the royal army caused a norm is damaged to the prestige of the british empire throughout the world. the victory of the afghan people became the most important events in the history of the oppressed peoples resistance to the colonialists. it just failed the races. smith of the european invincibility plus the silver side of the lord. how can it be that um the ship to the middle east from a country whose top officials constantly complain about shortages of munitions and military equipments is literally locate in the booth but of boston llc. or even though the old one used to stand with below grade level nominal facility or some of those other slash we, i'm about to th

i know i do too, but the rest are done and done by stan in the at the zillow sledge. is that the same district still facing the coupon schools? no, no. solo. yep. yep. the problem is, the problem is the junction yet the one you have. bravo. originally is not, you know, somebody just missed the the, your voice is real things that are built on the version of the modem. so is this what happens? you know, i don't want to get on the phone since meals, nevada. uh huh. i will to go to the billing info. uh huh. okay. so for the most part that you put the screen to the that got them on the screen. yeah. the, besides the age of the soul, the shift difficult bellows, can you give me the locals and stuff that i can spend the company instead of giving you this? so that was 30 degrees. this is the a bouncing list. that's the wildside got one of the world's most epics, rivers were in cost, us or region so beautiful. the people here believe that it was bestowed upon the fight golf himself. so let's get off this mountain and explore. the vineland has to offer the reason the design. so

terms of how we spend our money space and it provides an advantage connect to work closer together stanand a multiplier on this ten year old. >> a constant challenge is making sure intelligence agent working together and that is what the board to better integrate sin it is a will and progress but an endeavor but was worthwhile and important and everyone feeling like they have a voice and that's one thing we talked about carrying forward momentum and make it stronger across the board like to hear your views on iran and china talking about adversaries. >> iran as we talked about that a destabilizing force for a long period of time directly proxies. think everyone would agree that they are less influential and they haven't had the ability, the cap afford to engage in the late and they haven't been able to fully for lack of a better term, all of that bodes well for that area and reflect that we should doing the things i will facilitate a smooth things not direction so that is where iran is and what you see, they are trying to develop a relationship with both china and russia the rest positi

. >> stan from korea says he's 63.heard that playing games such as sudoku or scrabble or solitaire are good for keeping his brain sharp. and he wonders, does playing these games online for a few hours contribute to the brain rot that you addressed? >> okay, this is an important question. first of all, the way that they define brain rot was excessive consumption of low quality content. both those criteria. so it sounds like stan's, you know, consuming some higher quality content. so that's good. that's that's in the, in the plus side of the column. one thing to point out though, doing those sorts of games, whether they be online or on paper, typically make you better at doing those games. so do a lot of crossword puzzles. you get better at crossword puzzles if you're really trying to sharpen your brain. and i wrote an entire book about this, there are other things you should probably be doing in real life. and i'll tell you, jake exercise and movement is probably the thing that has the most evidence behind it. doing thi

the logic has like stan, with the cause of the airplane crash that killed. 38 people is still under investigation. the decoding of the black box or flight data recorder is set to begin on friday. one brazilian experts arrive as, according to the countries deputy prime minister of the slow, when international experts drawing unambiguous conclusion. the prosecution will be able to present a version of what happens while at the same time, continuing forensic measurements. we have received no official version from any country, neither russia nor azerbaijan, for constructing aversion and leaning into it would be impossible and irresponsible . we all kindly and catholics done at the hospital. what those who survived in the deadly plane crash had been transported on what we know so far as that though, a 67 people on board, the t h o from unfortunately died and 29 increasing 3 children have survived. there are several versions on what actually happened. unfortunately, they're not concerned. so what we've had, so i saw one of the versions, things that, that was connection with fads and the other ones from

hey, stan, it's jen. it is an in depth coverage. the scene of the latest. i'll just say it was teens on the ground when you closer to the heart of the story the some of the detainees taken by his ready forces during the ride on kansas. come all out one hospital released after being patient and too many i search the i'm tell him to cry. this is i will just hear a line from talk also coming up is rarely strikes. target displays families in the so called psych sewing and gaza. 9 people are killed, including children and mentors and apologizes for what he called a tragic incident. and russian is faced following the crash of an as a bunch on airlines pine that kills. does he like people plus the for the opposition is threatening to point to a child's boost parliamentary elections move into decades. the hundreds of people, the time when it's ready for the students come out loud, one hospital in northern guns, i have been released. these riley military bones, the facility on friday staffing a launch. fire. witnesses have described suffering violence and abuse at t

thing and presidential history bringing back the ymca which every american can do no matter your age, stanter, sobriety level, is anyone on earth can't do the ymca? everyone is doing it like every football game in america. >> it's gone mainstream so people terms, everybody can do the ymca i. whether your module are drag queen, the biggest blessing is the fact that america is back and everybody can party. [laughter] what is crazier, working in the white house or waffle house? we will find out next but first, i made the mistake driving judge merchan jeanine to a dinner party. here's just one click i'll discuss with the therapist. take a look. ♪ >> what did you cook up to sleep? >> don't talk about yourself like that. [laughter] >> you saw as a driver. >> passed these cars and one second. >> i'm not doing that because somebody got in the back. >> i want to drive it. the next one and getting out. >> by we have insurance for you? >> they can't insure you, you don't even have a seatbelt he just said it yourself. >> anything, 100-dollar bill. [laughter] >> is still $100? >> you'd be surprised. on

a really, really safe with stan this done. it is an, an in depth coverage. i'll just say it was teens on the ground. when you closer to the heart of the story, the, the full of us, that regime the serial physician says it's working to set up a transitional government. and that also is a curb to you in the capital. the problem with the solves that are like from the hall coming up inside the bus cuz we have an exclusive report from the presidential palace and states tv headquarters. the proposition falls to celebrate to the city of homes, which felt ours before damascus. and the cross here of syrians who fled the civil war chair, the departure of a charlotte, the beginning with all rolling coverage of news coming out, told sylvia what, after 13 years, a full hundreds of thousands of people killed and millions displaced through president bush while assigned has come to an end, large crowds of guy that in the streets of damascus to celebrate, have to opposition forces to control of the capital. they've announced a few in the capital unsafe the edge of the work a

00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the criminal investigations began into the plane crash and cars like stan that killed 38 people. state authorities say it's too early to definitively determine the cause of the israel launch is an arrow striking central dog killing 5 journalists from the ald codes today channel. the idea of claims members of an assignment to had terrors sell were inside. the van also ahead will continue military operations until the genocidal crimes in gaza and, and the siege on its residents is lifted. these are fair demands and west must pressure the zionist entity to this end. the gaza war sets off a confrontation between israel and the m, and with sonata sees threatening to target. not only israel, but its allies in washington, and the turkish president gives an ultimatum to curtis militants in syria. drop your weapons for di ball kurds. a longer a is responsible for, complicating the peace process in syria. lay them on the bottom of the conditions dictated by turk. i mean, imposing a turkish agenda on syria, which is unacceptable, not only for us, but for all syrians,

. ♪♪ ♪♪ history, our signature program outlets plus you in the here on stan to their own words they continuerke give nominated as secretary of state senator rubio collected in 2010 services of republican intelligence documented. ♪♪ [applause] thank you for coming in and proud to be allowed any other incident miami-dade which is for most of the american lots of owning a home but also by certain difficult backgrounds to do what your parents did before you. that thing that millions of people in this country have in the immigration debate, pretty amazing. >> all right. [inaudible] we are going to wait for them to finish. will wait for them to finish and then we will talk. [inaudible] >> i apologize, both they'll be gone in a second. i just hope they pocketbook. thank you. what they wanted to work it out. american about that. the matter how hard you work get ahead. that is the rule, not the exception history. as the rule 30 hopefully to talk about important topics. the question is, what is happening today is the fact that millions of people in america, i promise millions of americans feel like th

i have, like, three tiktok stan accounts that work as if they're on a payroll. just hug them and give them free tickets to every show because these people cut up my things, speed up the audio, slow it down. really are, like, doing god's work for me, you know? but that's what i mean. it's kind of... it's not something i can control or force. so i think the worst thing would be for me trying to make music specifically for someone to find 15 seconds and love it. i think that's not — do you know what i mean? yeah. i need to — i want to make four minutes and love every second of it, you know? and then if that translates, that's great. but ijust think it's an unhealthy mindset to get into. yeah. i mean, the most random things go viral on tiktok. literally. you can't predict what's going to be... you absolutely can't. yeah. and you know, that's — yeah, the peoplejust choose. in your recent song environmental anxiety, you touch on a lot of topics. mm. you speak about climate change, british politics, social media, drug use. are these all things that are worrying you? wh

he's in his back to stan i am told. this is the norad tracker, excuse me, because extent, inc.een naughty, have you been nice, i don't know but he does. that's it for me, bye—bye. hello there. it's been a quiet start to christmas eve. for those of you up and off first thing this morning, you are probably greeted to scenes like this — a lot of low grey cloud, thick enough for some drizzle, some misty conditions out there. this is going to be the story for the next couple of days, but one thing that's certainly changed is the feel of the weather. monday was a chilly day, but temperatures already a good 5—6 degrees up on yesterday's, and they will continue to climb for the next hour or so. so, it is an incredibly mild story, and that's because we've got high pressure building and the wind direction has changed, and it's squeezed that cold air over to the near continent. so for the remainder of the day, we've got a weak weather front producing some showery outbreaks of rain to the northwest of the great glen, the cloud out to the west, thick enough for some drizzle at times, but ho

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