ali, susie, thank you- we — what it's going to end. ali, susie, thank you.ith i thank you. we will be back with more in an hour. hello again. on friday, the best of the sunshine was across the western side of the uk. there were a few showers around, but broadly speaking, a lot of dry weather to be found as well. whereas it looked rather different across eastern areas of england, and to a degree in eastern scotland, with thicker cloud, a bit of mist and also patchy outbreaks of light rain and drizzle. now, that thicker cloud was all caused by this weather system, this front, and i'm running you through three days worth of satellite animation here. you see it's taken three days for it to actually get across to eastern england. having got there, the front is going to do a u—turn and start pushing back westwards as we go through the weekend, bringing cloud and some patchy rain back across areas of england. so not quite done with the front just yet. now, over the next few hours, the majority of the rain is going to be following across east anglia and southeast en

susie, the front of the — doing it. sentience. susie, the front of the ft, _ doing it. sentience.e ft, reminder of some doing it. sentience. susie, the - front of the ft, reminder of some of the economic consequences that could flow from the ukrainian invasion, wheat prices hit a record high, and lebanon in particular can be a country that suffers, because most of its weakness from ukraine. the next trick he gets most of its wheat from russia. see ukraine, russia produces about 20%, together that is a third. so, the price for that is currently going through the roof. they both got supplies from last harvest which they can sell at the moment, but, that winter wheat which said be moment, but, that winter wheat which said b- . , moment, but, that winter wheat which said b~. ., , , ., said be harvested soon, there is no one there to _ said be harvested soon, there is no one there to be _ said be harvested soon, there is no one there to be doing _ said be harvested soon, there is no one there to be doing it. _ said be harvested soon, there is no one there to be doing it. they - said be

susie says, no, thanks, it's over. city she left. after they finished taping the season, susie came back and now they're together. which is a big deal for me personally because my wife, molly, at the beginning of the season, predicts who she believes will get the final rose. and the one she picked was susie, which is correct. [ cheers and applause ] come up here, molly, for a second. molly has now correctly picked 8 out of the last 9 bachelor winners, all after watching one episode. congratulations to you, molly. >> thank you, big day. thanks. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it is a big day. come here for a second, you. >> no. >> jimmy: come here. >> no. okay. what are you doing? >> jimmy: my darling molly, you've done it again. ♪ time after time i asked you to put your -- use your wisdom and your instincts and your intuition. and i asked you to put it all out there, and dammit, you did it, you did it for me, you did it for all of us. and i am so proud of you right now, i am almost bursting with pride. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i want you to kn

, known popularly as just susie. and she has a no nonsense policy. any boat caught engaged to legal fishing was to be dynamite and some according to indonesian sources. by 2019 an estimated 500 vessels had been seized and sunk in 2017, but then fisheries minister attended a big event on amazon. one of the maluka islands. susie decided to destroy over 80 boats and 12 different spots from indonesia. wow, i was invited to day, it would be to chinese trawlers. oh, very well, i'm that after the festivities. susie granted me an interview. i relied those almost 7 to 10000 and old on foreign fishing lesson in our country facing illegally. so i discussed this with my president and say, this did make a death and effort and they, the war against are you, you facing as the national war saw the don't see the past. we just move forward. ah, susie put us to his project, got off the ground in 2015. when the indonesian authorities seized the viking, a pirate fishing boat that was operating in the country's territorial waters. this wa

me like, is susie finally open? and i always have to tell her, no. but, yeah, it's really hard for parents. >> reporter: did you waver between, do i even go back to work? is it even worth it? >> yeah. my husband and i did a cost analysis, because i don't know how much daycare was prior to getting pregnant, i was nacve to that looking at the prices, especially for the hours we worked, it was taking into consideration the commuter time. we would be gone almost 10 hours per day. we looked at it to see, does it make sense if i quit? does he quit? >> reporter: the work parents balance got a whole lot trickier. to some, working from home was a godsend. >> i also think there was a bit of a thing where people, when they started working from home, they realized i could probably keep my child home with me, and save on daycare costs. that has turned around and caused a problem for them because now, they don't have any place to put their children. >> reporter: while supply for babysitters has dried up, >> i have tuesday and wed

with me are susie boniface, columnist at the daily mirror and ali miraj, columnist at the article.t pages already in, starting with the telegraph. it leads with a warning from the british prime minister that "radioactive clouds" could spread over europe if the west doesn't act following last nights attack on a nuclear power plant in ukraine. the us has already described the assault as "reckless", as reported in the international edition of the ft. it tells how global leaders have united to condemn the attack which briefly set fire to a building in the complex. it comes as attacks across ukraine intensify. the i reports president putin has "stepped up" the onslaught. it says many residents will face another day of relentless bombing and shelling. those living in the ukrainian president's home town are reportedly ready to die for their country, reports veteran war correspondent, anthony lloyd whose byline sits at the top of the main story for the times. their message — directed at russian troops is a simple one: "welcome to hell". the daily mail chooses to lead on news of the three—y

and of course, he was and he did, so susie went home even though clayton said he loved her "the most.then at the rose ceremony tonight, he had to explain to the other two why susie left and all hell broke loose. so clayton went home to his family. and even his parents weren't exactly on his side. >> susie told me that if you have told any other woman here that you're falling in love with them, or if you've been intimate with any other woman, i cannot move forward with you. make sense? and i told her, i told both the other women that i'm in love with them, and i was intimate with both of them. and she said i can't continue with you when you've done all this. >> it's understandable. >> jimmy: where was this advice when he signed up for this? his father and mother are looking at him like where the hell -- where did we go wrong? and clayton seems to be totally unaware of how ridiculous he sounds. >> i wish i never would have fallen in love with three women. i knew my heart didn't want to do it, but i allowed my mind to go there. >> jimmy: let's not blame your heart and your mind. i think

susie hsiuhan ling: the san gabriel valley is the epicenter of huaqiao. "huaqiao" means "chinese outside of china." what i think a lot of people don't undetand is los angeles had many chinatowns. the old chinatown was called "calle de s negros" and got destrod when union stationas bui in 1938, '39. so a loof us call what is between broadway and hill "new chinatown" because in the970s, there was an asian-american movement, and a lot of chinese-americans and asian-americans came out to try and improve chinatown, but anyone who was making it and being able to, were moving to the 'burbs, ok, and that included monterey park, alhambra, san gabriel. san gabriel valley is only 10 minutes from chinatown, and it was a bedroom community. chinese today want 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a 2-car garage, and you were not gonna find that in downtown l.a. anymore. and so then became this slow migration of mandarin-speaking chinese at first into the san gabriel valley. at some point, monterey park was about 60%, 70% asian, with 3 chinese, i think, on the city cncil. it ear

hayward well busy, but we live in the not only my wife saw this, and i was funny with lizzie, with our susie. these are there who services are the place we are mothering. all of the news with you most of integrative overall is in this professional muscle has in the process started under the military regime of the regions that belong to indigenous peoples. local populations. all the federal state were designated as unused by these were gradually developed by the central government, which encouraged people to move there and began issuing land ownership titles on the gal that was done through a legal process. but there's also a process called rely jam on the illegal appropriation of large areas of rain forest, so that the land can then be sold to finance to signal their claim to an area of forest land grabbers usually just clear it of trees. and then over the years, they try to legalize the acquisition so they can make a profit off of it here. but the entire land grab process is actually initiated outside the amazon region by investors who work together with lawyers. it's a form of organized cr

fuel prices mean driving to after—school activities is more expensive, so susie shares lifts with otheruty welcome. but at daughter lottie's dance club, few are jumping forjoy at the prospect of prices rising further. parents watching children dancing or playing cricket say things are already a stretch. it's the electric bills and the gas bill. - i'm very conscious of not having the heating on at full. well, our wages don't go up at the same rate, so you know, it's all coming out of our pockets. i think the government really need to step up and start doing something about this now, because it's not on. giving over 30 million workers a tax cut worth over... back at the fords, susie watched to see if the chancellor would bring much relief, and for her, the changes to national insurance will help. working part—time, that is beneficial for myself. so, yes, it's a better outcome than we could have anticipated. and the income tax cut due in two years? i suppose it's a case of sit and wait. for many here, it's a case of waiting to see if it makes a difference. the market town of tamworth is in

this is where susie is trying to be that. excite for the sport.hether it is drivers, engineers, other marketing functions. i think we are starting to see those successes. matt: we all wish you the best with that. let's talk more about the business of the sport, your involvement in it. how did you get your start? i know you were in finance before, speaks to our audience, and then you went into life sport. what drove that? toto: i was a young racing driver back in the day, realized that i didn't have the means or the background to make it all the way to the top. you need to budget, and that was not there for me. so i spent 20 years of my life in finance, from venture-capital to private equity. in a way, i started in my late 30's to invest in racing sports entities, a touring team, williams, and then i got the opportunity to buy one third of mercedes. that is where i am today. if i had to give advice to a young person were to go, either go to media because content is king, live sports. that is a unique proposition. or tech. i am not an engineer, and

she just arrived from ukraine in my susie, i have mother and grandmother and they're, they're probably coming to hear my father trained to defend us. well, listen, proud of him and of course and worries like most ukrainian men, her father had to stay and fight. the 21 year old is moved by the volunteers returning to ukraine to join her father's wrecks. i admire their etiquette and courage, like i said, they're going from other countries to our country to defend its end. that's admirable. their time has come together with his comrades. sergei makes his way to the bus. he doesn't know if he will ever come back. but for now, there's only one thing on his mind defending the homeland from the russian invasion mcsaunder report in there, the effects of the russian invasion of ukraine are being felt all over the world, including in the united states were many russian. americans are watching events and worry the w's in his pole has been talking to people in the new york city neighborhood that is known as little odessa. over 3000000 americans identify this russian around 600000 live in new york

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in my susie, i have mother and grandmother and they're, they're probably coming to here. my father trained to defend as well as missing proud of him and of course and worries like most ukrainian men. her father had to stay and fight. the 21 year old is moved by the volunteers returning to ukraine to join her father's wrecks. i admire their etiquette and courage, like i said, they're going from other countries to our country to defend its ends and that's admirable. their time has come together with his comrades. sergei makes his way to the bus. he doesn't know if he will ever come back. but for now, there's only one thing on his mind defending the homeland from the russian invasion . ah, that's a cross over to the w grossman, a max santo file that we bought. he's standing by for us at the polish ukrainian board, a max men returning to you trying to fight. is that a big movement that you're seeing there? we'll more can you tell us? oh yes. got it seems that there are quite a few people, not just coming from ukraine, but actually moving the opposite way, going, backing to an

fuel prices mean driving to after—school activities is more expensive so susie shares lifts with otherect of prices rising further. parents watching children dancing or playing cricket say things are already a stretch. it is the electric bills and the gas bill5. i'm very conscious about having the heating on. . well, our wages don't go up at the same rate so it is all coming out of our pockets. i think the government really needs to step up and start doing something about this now because it's not on. giving over 30 million workers a tax cut... l back at the fords, susie watched to see if the chancellor would bring much relief and for her, the changes to national insurance will help. working part—time, that is beneficial for myself. so, yes, it is a better outcome than we could have anticipated. and the income tax cut due in two years? i suppose it is a case of sit and wait. the market town of tamworth is in the west midlands, which already has some of the most deprived areas in england. the measures announced by the chancellor today are meant to mitigate the financial pressure so many

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the besieged susie without heat food or, ah, hello i mainly i, when you're watching out here is coverage of the war in ukraine. russia is again accused of war crimes. as an apartment building is targeted in ukraine's capital. should they provide military or other assistance that of.

the law forbids instruction about what susie's two fathers do in their private relationship. saying, what the other workers are saying, they're saying easy for a parent to sue. there is my teacher teaching my kid to be gay and then sue the school. it's an overly broad piece of legislation that requires school counselors to out children if they are gay. makes any discussion of those topics forbidden. because the parents could start a lawsuit. so that is what they are saying to, what you say to that? >> i think this bill is rooted in common sense and frankly it doesn't matter what these disney employees thank you. distally is not a political organization. when disney and its ceo are trying to insert themselves into the political process what they are doing is trying to subvert the democratic legislative process and overturn the will of the people in florida. so that's what this is about. and frankly, disney needs a start thinking about customer base here. because when nay let a small group of angry people completely dictate the direction that their corporation is going end, the

your parents rob and susie, i think they might be watching tonight. what was their reaction? >> oh, they were shedding just as many tears as i was. and they're joking with me. they're stocking up on kleenex right now. they're extremely proud. they've always been very supportive of my career. and it's just been really exciting for all of us. >> sarah beth you interned at the could chronicled why didn't you intern here at nbc? we're a list disappointed? next time. you're well beyond us now. sarah beth, mainy, appreciate what you are doing in the nation's capitol. when you come back home come look us up. >> thank you so much. i appreciate you having me. >> what a pleasure. she is big-time. up next here at 7:00 hundreds of kids taking over the streets of san francisco, who they're calling out on this so-called day of action. also your credit score might be getting better. as in a clean slate. the move by credit reporting agencies to help people who have paid off their medical debt and one note about scott peterson. that's next. you're watching nbc bay area news tonight. hi, i'm m

i don't see susie shelby to condense it because it doesn't sprout like white mushrooms from spot could. a truffle doesn't grow so easily in a field in a compost. there are several parameters for developing the truffle culture. children with those parameters include a soil that is rich in limestone, and at the same time, soft and moist. the truffles here develop at the base of oak trees. the weather plays an important role. truffles also need plenty of water, but even with the ideal conditions in place, there is no guarantee of finding a truffle. even the keenest of knows it might have some difficulty. there's nothing here. she ate the drop off, so i guess that was her treat for finding and the trouble harvest can vary greatly from year to year, which also affects the price. currently, one key low or about 25 black truffles can fetch between 701000 euros. during the harbor, sees in the show mar, family organizes groups to go truffle hunting. once gathered, the troubles are carefully washed and the impurities are removed. but how do you determine if the truffle is good out in london and

this is the day that you originally were supposed to meet susie berman, is that correct?>> that calendar told the jury bob was lying. susan berman wasn't going up north with him on a trip. she was getting her hair done. >> mr. durst, this is my last question. did you kill susan berman? >> no. >> but if you had, you would lie about it, correct? >> correct. >> nothing further. >> after a trial that lasted 24 months, the prosecution finally rested its case. >> this case can be summed up to you in nine simple words -- it was her or me. i had no choice. >> this man murdered susan berman. he murdered her. do not let this narcissistic psychopath get away with what he has done, what he did to susan berman. >> but one of the most powerful arguments from robert durst's legal team came during the closing arguments. dick deguerin looks at the jury and says to them, we do not convict folks based on made-for-tv movies. and that was a reference to the media frenzy that surrounded "the jinx" documentary. >> nine days of beating up on a sick old man who can't defend himself. i've known hi

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still, nevada congresswoman susie lee says the benefits should outweigh the drawbacks. >> federal reservel do this in a way keep it carefully, monitor this. so it doesn't have be impact of further worsening economy. the fed's changed probably going to have very little impact on people. michel says the fed doesn't directly control things like mortgage rates. if you look at say mortgage rates from a year ago there almost a full percentage point higher fed chair. jerome powell also said the federal reserve will continue raising rates with 6 more similar hikes expected before the end of the year in washington. alexandra limon. >> now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at the setting sun shining on the san mateo bridge. and lawrence is standing by with more on whatever kind of moisture we will actually get are, of course, still in effect. not for long, though, turning to spring the sunday feeling like spring already outside today. gorgeous. look out there right now. but this is looking promising off the coastline kind of falls apart as gets here tomorrow. slight chance of a spri

to grow to almost 88 million by 2050, which means we need to do something today to end all cyber susie's for future generations. >> claire member, there's no easy answer to this, but i find that shocking. the numbered doubling perhaps and by 2050, do we have any idea why it's accelerating at what seems to be a frightening rate. >> well, i think it's primarily at this point due to the fact that we are an aging nation. if you think of the baby boom generation and age being the biggest risk factor to developing alzheimer's and dementia, it makes sense that as our 65 plus population grows, one in 9 people over the age of 65 will develop alzheimer's. and i think that's why we're starting to now worry this growing number older adults in the u.s. and and what we need to do to to a get the disease. there's this term mild cognitive impairment and a lot of us, i think, walk around the house. forget where we put our our keys or phone or glasses. and yet. >> yeah, you kind of chalk it up to just just that ping life. and we're all kind of stressed out. but, you know, when should have what age should

he was so coming thing that all the negative reporting on him was fabricated by susie wright and i was naive enough to believe him. it's just like a cult. both lily and t c were committed members of the whistleblower movement when co announced during the pandemic that he was launching several new ventures. media company g, t, v, and crypto currencies, g coin, and gte, ala. these were promoted as good stores of value, and therefore smart investments during periods of uncertainty. that time, right, that's been the beginning of the pandemic. so everything seems to be following a grand plan that he knows. so the made his qual ever claim more livable. lily says, supporters were encouraged to on the right to invest in the projects 1st by donating to the rule of law foundation. and then by working as volunteers for the movement, the more work you do, the more coin you are able to buy. so it is likely you'll work for free, and the only thing you'll gain is to lose more money. lilly decided not to invest. she says she was then told her services as a volunteer were no longer required. i feel i'm

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the women owned and operated business manager. susie has been running the show for 10 years to come with some one. yeah. we're only women. it's always women working her. yeah . but it's coming from right now. there are 6 of us working here back in the kitchen. the cooper is ready to go and it's pleading time. there are many different versions across the island of cape america. but what united them all. ca shufa is a comfort food. now this local favorite is matching new audience. visitors from sweden loved the hardy desk with flavors and vegetables. oh so you will and enjoy it and feed it. i think i'm an issue for the vegetarian options here that has a lot of flavors theory. they goof, we will humble dish that punch is above its weight. because super from this corner of cape florida is a modern take on an island classic that's all from us this week at global 3000. thanks for joining us. we'd love to hear your thoughts on the show, so don't forget to write us a global 3000 at d, w dot com, or check out our facebook page, d w global ideas. see you next time and bye bye for now. ah, with who

they are also bombarding audio, paul, and have surrounded that strategic port. susie also intensified the push to take control of how keith russian paratroopers of landed around ukraine's 2nd largest city. officials say 21 people have been killed in the past day and ukraine's capital keith is bracing for a russian assault. hundreds of military vehicles are advancing. the miss allan artillery strikes are intensifying. one of the lightest targets was a t. v broadcast town. prince president obama zalinski had spoken out again and says russia is trying to erase his country's heritage by targeting sites like the bobby yard holocaust memorial. in keith, there is in the museum lunacy. this is beyond humanity. such myself strikes me that for many russians ow key if it's absolutely foreign, i know nothing about the capital about our history. they have orders to a race, our history, our country, and all of us. he'll tell you what will be next of even bobby ya is had one other military object, nicer basis, the threatening russia st. sophie is cathedral, lover, st. andrews church. whatever they d

the situation is the very neighbors who sued the university about the student enrollment also are susie about the housing they are building for students. >> so they are fighting on both sides. it is true in berkeley or housing needs rebuilt. do you see that happening in the next few years with the current environmental regulations and requirements? >> absolutely. we set aside $2 billion in this year's budget. specifically for public universities all across the state to build more housing. it's a major priority. i'm working with assemblyman mccarty to put another 4 million in the budget to help the board of the universities. we need to provide assistance and look at -- we do these piece mail bills but we do need a more holistic approac. but it's hard to get major stakeholders. >> let's take a step back and talk about what secret is. sequel is the california environmental quality act. it was passed about 50 years ago under ronald reagan in 1970. the purpose of it was noble. it was to say before we develop projects, let's talk about the environmental impact. let's get feedback from the com

i booked myself a plane ticket to fly back and sought the matter out. modulated susie. i went through it when i was 8 or 9. i know what it means if i would never infect that on my children is not meaningful. no, i don't want it on a paper. now, her sister is looking after her twins as a cost associated with the vascular mom. i think they're safe there for now. my sister hasn't had her own boat as a customer function, so there's no reason for her to have it done to my daughters. itchy gigi gigi about hazel pu mathias. euler id had says it. is there any way of getting the twins to france? natalie has an appointment with the red hawkins lawyer. i live in it for many women. allin wilco betcha. is their last remaining hope? i'll send it over with our service order for the owner. isn't it if we're less instead of half oklahoma? oh, i tell me how can i help her with i've been advised to ask you what i have to do to get my children over here. they're in abidjan. i'm studying hands to put it should polish it on rumors. i bought the city without in a paid employment. it will be d

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she just arrived from ukraine in my susie, i have mother and grandmother and they're, they're probably coming to here. my father trained to defend us well of kristen, proud of him and of course, and hurries like most ukrainian men. her father had to stay and fight. the 21 year old is moved by the volunteers returning to ukraine to join her father's ranks. i admire their etiquette and courage, like us said, they're going from other countries to our country to defend it and that's admirable. their time has come together with his comrades. sergei makes his way to the bus. he doesn't know if he will ever come back. but for now, there's only one thing on his mind defending the homeland from the russian invasion . for in the week since the russian invasion began, german foreign policy has undergone a radical transformation, sending weapons to ukraine for example, or cancelling the nord stream to gas pipeline. and the language used by the german chancellor, ola schoultz. it has also changed together with my colleague. i would like to com on the russian president swift and to see all combat im

she just arrived from ukraine in my susie, i have mother and grandmother and they're, they're probably coming to here. my father trained to defend as well as missing proud of him and of course and worries like most ukrainian men. her father had to stay and fight. the 21 year old is moved by the volunteers returning to ukraine to join her father's wrecks. i admire their etiquette and courage, like us said, they're going from other countries to our country to defend it, and that's admirable. their time has come together with his comrades. sergei makes his way to the bus. he doesn't know if he will ever come back. but for now, there's only one thing on his mind defending the homeland from the russian invasion . well, ukraine is home to thousands of international students, many of whom are trying to get out of the country, but some are struggling to leave saying they face hostility from ukrainian border guards. blocking the exit d. w has been talking to students from india who managed to make it home. these parents are waiting anxiously for flights, bringing their sons and daughters home f

and in the northern part from susie from so me to pol tava. now, this is what a ukrainian officials are trying to get their people out. we've also been hearing that they're trying to get people out of the area north west of cave, the capital, where those russian forces are coming in and have been, have engaged in heavy battles. outside of the city as well as of course, from the city of it's you. these are places where it's not quite clear yet where they're trying to get civilians to go. they just know they need to get them out. this is a very, very intense and tense situation. obviously it does seem to day, there's been slightly more success in getting people out of the cities we've been hearing from ukrainian officials, at least several 1000, if not more people getting out of the serious, a slightly safer place. the problem is, what does safe even mean in ukraine, where russian, at least from the air, russian forces can attack anywhere in the country. and what today might be a somewhat safer city, could tomorrow be under siege. like many the

oh, miss susie my. even if i am sick on the day, i will get up and go celebrate because it is our day. oh yes mm hm. it certainly learn something on star, an elegance from them. oh, that's it for now, but do check out our other stories on d. w. dot com, forward slash africa, or on our facebook and twitter. now before we go, we leave you with these pictures from a cultural festival in abbey jar caught devora massa as it's known, showcases some amazingly talented performing artists. so enjoy we'll see you next time. bye for now. a a a a with a with ah ah, these tires are made out of dandelions, always considered a past by gardeners, the wheat has now found its market. this is because the roots contain that oh, so desirable rubber. up to now this raw rubber material has not been produced in an environmental way, but with dandelions. the process could be made more sustainable to morrow to day. in 30 minutes on d w. the ukrainian people are in our thoughts, day and night. as they are in victoria, so chin ski