susie. lightning the a bottle. >> they were all there. >> reporter: there at susie's front door. >> each one of them was part of that crime scene. >> reporter: but how many and who? who are the eyes in the dark that started that awful cascade of events? of terrible things? >> i just dropped the phone and cried and cried and cried. i just couldn't believe that could happen three times. in one family. >> reporter: sunlight in the badlands of eastern montana is like nothing else. that wide blue arch of unsollied sky. the vast rolling prairie. dotted sparsely with tiny old hamlets in which business is personal and friends and families have worked the same sun baked places for generations. places like circle. population 600. susie's hometown. >> she livened thins up a lot. >> reporter: this was susie's sister carleen. she was the fifth of six kids. >> she loved them horses and she loved to go riding. her and i would go riding quite a bit. >> reporter: susie's love affair with horses grew as she d

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benedict susie and emma.ages online. i'll be back on friday at eight. headune i'll be back on friday at eight. headline news is next. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello and welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. we're expecting heavy showers on tuesday, but by the time we reach midweek, there'll be plenty of dry weather around, even some sunshine across most of the country . for the weekend, of the country. for the weekend, though, we have had low pressure draped across the uk , which has draped across the uk, which has generally brought an unsettled picture. plenty of rain and showers , and it's this low showers, and it's this low pressure which is pushing this area of rain into northern parts of england by the time we reach this evening. generally clearing across scotland with a few showers creeping into the north. but across central areas and in the south. plenty of clear weather overnight, which means it's going to feel

i'm very, very proud to be associated with it. >> reporter: susie passing the baton to director donnaas, have your own vision. to hear from the source, to make an adaptation, was a gift. >> reporter: taymor, the niece of broadway legend julie taymor, blending broadway showcases. ♪ i've got great expectations ♪ >> reporter: with intense ensemble scenes culminating in an electrifying greasers versus soshs rumble in the rain. >> that is one of the best pieces of writing, to me, in the play. it talks about mud and rain and how, by the end of the fight, the characters are indistinguishable from one another. >> reporter: the musical a new opportunity for audiences to reconnect with their inner ponyboy or johnny or dally. >> i really wanted to be able to connect with either the literal teenager in the audience or that self that still lives inside of us. ♪ the morning light and the dawn it brings ♪ >> "the outsiders" has been a part of my life for so long. it saved me. i hope the kids keep taking the message and keep the story alive, because susie wrote something truthful. ♪ stay gold ♪ >> ju

sixty-six-year-old susie wiles is considered the team's strategist.lican activist since the days of ronald reagan and is an expert on florida, a key state for winning the presidential election. this low-key woman likes to pull strings in the shadows with chris lachevita, head of the multi-reader conservative companies. wounded during the gulf war, he views politics as a battleground for his speech writing. donald trump relies on jason miller to deliver blows to his opponents. he is considered the team's pit bull. finally, social media guru dan skavina is leading the charge in the online posting battle. donald trump was a regular debater in 2015, the first hint of his unstoppability. then the host of the fox new3 channel, megan kelly, criticized him for his attitude towards women. you said about women that you don’t like them. i constantly felt his presence behind me, all the time i thought, is this really happening, or is it just me? at the last debate where trump faced biden, he constantly interrupted him. it got to such an extent that the then democ

now i'm back here with jo—anne nadler and susie stride.ems always annoyed the main parties. don't the two main parties. don't the two main parties because they can say all these things and hoover up discontent in different ways around the country ? around the country? >> yes. i mean, i think they are going to do considerably better this time round than at the previous election, and i think they are going to take seats off they are going to take seats off the conservatives. and what i referred to earlier as the blue wall, those, those southern seats where they're running in second place, south west. yeah, yeah, exactly . and i think that yeah, exactly. and i think that the escapades that we've seen ed davey take part in have actually been pretty effective. i mean, dunng been pretty effective. i mean, during the first week i thought, oh my goodness , this is so oh my goodness, this is so undignified, but i've got to handit undignified, but i've got to hand it to him. it's definitely drawn attention to his party, but he's drawn attention to t

stroud . community activist susie stroud.child benefits after paying high tax on their income, getting a small amount in return, he actually absolutely supports that, he says, because you have so many people earning up to about £25,000 a year on benefits for sitting around doing absolutely nothing, he says. so therefore he supports that plan. what do you make to it? also, i want to talk to you about housing. angela rayner. she's been speaking out. she did a comment piece. there's a couple of things in it actually, that caught my eye. one was the extension of the so—called freedom to buy guarantee, which basically means that you can have like a 95% mortgage scheme. another part of that caught my eye as well is that she was saying essentially that locals would get first dibs on properties when they come up for sale . what do you make to these sale. what do you make to these plans and suggestions, susie? i mean, look again at the same as what we were talking about before. >> this is an area that just basically needs a revolution

there are other ways, susie.we've got, we've got a society that, you know, accommodates people in every possible way. it's like oh, what pronouns do you have? you know, what special thing can we do for you? what neurological conditions can you make up and diagnose yourself with? so, you know , she's grown up in that know, she's grown up in that environment. so now she obviously thinks, oh no, i don't need to actually be. >> and i would like to be the first to congratulate you, leo, @gbnews for being very supportive of the time blind community, because we've got the fourth member of the panel, actually, that's a box you've ticked, isn't it ? ticked, isn't it? >> yeah, we're doing it to get arts council funding anyway , arts council funding anyway, another woke bombshell for you. next doctor zahid pranjal, a senior academic at the university of sussex , has university of sussex, has claimed that making students sit traditional exams is racist and exposes colonial biases. critics however, have said that the doctor s

[applause] susie hinton wrote "the outsiders" 60 years ago.nyone's life?" it's the book, it's not the author. the message, not the messenger." well, susie, i'm here to tell you that your story and its eternal message of love and family and staying gold has forever changed all of our lives. we love you. thank you. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ariana: congratulations, congratulations to all of our winners! from all of us, support live theater wherever you live. or come see a broadway show in new york city. debose out! [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> evacuation orders in effect tonight, as a major fire ignites near healdsburg and heads to home. one woman says she might have seen the whole thing start. >>> one person went running up there and it was a very small, it looked like a grass fire, right next to the road. in our horse pasture picking went very very fast. >> we will let you know which communities are at risk of health concerns, as smoke drift south. >> we also have the latest on the other

susie welcome to the show. education, education, education. i both know susie. there's no such thing as a free lunch, let alone a free breakfast. what on earth is this going to cost? when sadiq khan brought free school lunches into london, that was £140 million a year. so where is the money coming from? for free breakfast for every child in britain . child in britain. >> i mean, i think we have well, the labour party have made it quite clear that they're going to end tax breaks on private schools and they're going to clamp down on tax evasion. and actually i interestingly, i work in schools this is my day job. i'm not political by background. and actually i can hear what some of your viewers are saying. ultimately, a breakfast club is not going to change a child's life, but it is the small things that make a difference. and when i had my child, i couldn't afford to go back to work. and this is replicated across the country where parents, mums and dads, you know, just decisions are made. and it's very difficult because the cost of childcare has

and joined. susie snyder from the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. thanks so much for your time . after decades of conflict of gattis time has become one of the country's most affected by left over land mines and other munitions. almost 4000000 people are exposed to the constant risk of being harmed. the united nations has figures saying nearly 900 people were killed or wounded by left over munitions from january 2023. to april this year alone. and exploding 9 my injured 13 year old months, hon. and for the last april he was in the fields, but his brother, bending their sheep and much brought to the wanted to play with the line mind they had found it blew up. his brother died. and emma was injured, i missed my brother. i want to have village to be cleared if months and then my brother was killed in future. this should not happen to others. un fees, mines get a tried every other day and i've gotten this done before. any longer, do you mind this from the british organization? hello, trust. don't admission do that to get all minds from the country on th

and yes, we'll table, we are tabling the discussion and possible action for the susie lundy project. all right. we are moving forward to item number 14. the specific art collection conservation projects, we have a discussion and i would like to introduce project manager civic art collection and art program, grace weis. >> by douglas was completed and dedicated in 1901, originally known as the donald hue memorial fountain, work to does tin donnahue. ooh, this is an older version of this presentation, i apologize. dpiktd here on--depicted here created by our social tar peterson. okay, we have different version but i'll run through this anyhow. so this project took place last summer, it was the monuments first conservation treatment since 2013, we engaged with arg conservation services and masonry repairs to complete the necessary interventions, so first i wanted to share some pictures of the conditions before treatment, here you can see accumulation of soiling, areas of localized bronze corrosion, graffiti tags and skate and small areas of and masonry loss. due to the size of the monum

susie bell cafÉ destroyed in 1921. never reopened.but these plaques about luxury apartments and why don't restaurants they had little to do with greenwood's heritage? instead of having the black owned stafford hotel, we had the holiday inn, and yet the people of greenwood continue to depend to defend and honor the train they have left going the newspaper, the oklahoma eagle still has now some greenwood avenue, the last piece of property in the area owned by a black family ed son, an 83 year old attorney has been charged with publishing a paper for more than 40 years and his granddaughter, regina goodwin, is represented in the oklahoma legislature and represents the greenwood district today, there are two known living survivors of the tulsa race massacre, lesley benefit randle and fletcher, both 109 years old. they are spry, strong and they'll smile warmly when you say, hey miss fletcher or hey miss randle, i'm going to spend a lot of time with both these. and it really is amazing how how whether they are you know, when i first approac

aircraft carrying solos to lima, left the capital on monday, but failed to make it scheduled, landing at susie airport in northern belongs to the leader of frances conservative republican party. eric sealed, says that he is willing to form an alliance with the far right national rally and upcoming snap elections. now if it happens, you would mark the end of the main stream, right? long refusal to work with the far away. political parties in the netherlands have agreed on the composition of a new government almost 6 months after problem entry elections. garetsville those far right party, won the most seats in november's vote, but will govern in a coalition with 3 other white we on the cards now of question, do elephants give each other needs? scientist researching african elephants have revealed that they appear to have names for each other. researchers say they communicate using unique calls, low rumble was that can be heard across great distances that can be used to grab the attention of a specific l of it. it's inability that only a few wild animals and grumpy men are believed to have. is th

and joint susie snyder from the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. thanks so much for your time . you muslims, from around the world, have visited saudi arabia for the annual high the pilgrimage. the ritual is one of the largest mass gatherings in the world. almost $2000000.00 people took part of it, sweltering conditions, officials and saudi arabia say at least 14 people died because of the extreme heat in once a year, muslims, from around the world travel to saudi arabia to the sacred spiritual experience. the harsh pilgrimage is a chance to walk in the footsteps of prophets and spend 5 or 6 days, often during hot summer, with the among the rituals is the stoning of the table, where ship is throw safe in stones 3 concrete pools symbolized in medieval, in the mean of valley located just outside is wholly a city of mika. many customs take place outdoors and on foot. a challenge and temperatures of 45 degrees or more. but that other fact hodge is a difficult task. so you have to exec effort and perform the rituals even in the heat, and crowding you us

>> i would be really interested in susie's views on that.as a lot of expert knowledge on that. my view is, this is through running speech projects and things like that, that the phase of this victory in with 9/11. that faces what begins in 84 and 85. the thing about the reagan speeches, which are decisive in the 1984 election -- this is a good question for anyone doing speech analysis. they turn a close election into a cakewalk for reagan. i did the speeches have the impact that they do? because there is a message in these speeches which the american people receive and believe is credible, and endorse. that is that the cold war is in fact over. that is the message, and what happens starting in 85 and 86, remember the rededication of the statue of liberty in the summer of 86, history has ended? there is no longer any history, no longer any debate in theworls prevailed? this goes from 1984-2001. of long pease. i think america realizes there are alternatives, there are people who have different ways and see us as antithetical to that. we can de

so list to the email is traveling to the northern city of m susie, who by the aqua failed to land to the airport. the shampoo communication has been lost. the thousands of people have fled the west and suit the needs of city of fashion as fighting intensifies between the army and the power admitted to record support forces. if the only state capital in western civil on the, on the art stuff control, fist fighting began in the last month. recess from the ministry had been defined for control. this is done since april last year. at least 41. the people had been killed in an attack on several villages and eastern democratic republic of congo. an army spokesman says that members of the allied democratic forces with behind the attack, according to a local official, they use guns and the ship is to attack residents. in many temperatures, the group affiliated with ice, so has been blamed for several attacks in the reach. well, those of the headlights is continues here without a 0 of the houses or what the, the the, the, the, the show supposed to be. the last 4 of the let me know what i didn

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first they wanted to send him home, not rial, not barca, the first word and you the spanish team is susiedod. sousie dod has the most share in the la roja camp with five players . the next place belongs to barça with four players. real and atlético have three players each in the spanish team. the final list of germany, spain and england was determined for the euros, but each of them had its own question marks. the list of spain was completed with the elimination of the barcelona phenomenon . in english, many names were crossed out, including harry maguire, the former captain of england, but most of all , jack grealish was surprised and criticized by the english media, and koeman, the head coach of the netherlands , said that despite winning 4 nil in the friendly match with canada , we cannot meet the expectations of the netherlands. koeman said that we have a good team to beat. it is difficult , we are very ready now and we can be better, but probably we will never be able to meet the expectations of the netherlands, dawood moradi news agency. sed and sima, from united's new trouble to pa

that's assessable to bring up one performed trucks, producer of the con susie, also known as the creator of missed the girl, as far as far as though it's actually a little concerned, little minister is a, is, or is loneliness. and we're still on attendance or show or is just that to the store. said some are good on the system for the stairs. but the whole level of security on both ends. will you please add an image or mean the assessments and we can do some of the stuff as you look forward to the sheet that are very good, is good up to stuff on cardboard. be signed by? no, it's not just if the size of the price, i mean solution i'm divorced on this out here. so i sure as far as the amount is on here, which bucks to the customer with the special as much the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the russian states never as one of the most sense community best of all sense and up to 5 must be the one else holes question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on russia to day and split the ortiz footnote keeping our video agency roughly all the band on

out with that met to quote most the companies that have more have commit susie to that have to go ahead and yeah, let's see. uh sure the, the chip had that grew up and the next, you know, my perfectly however, one thing bothers me. i can no longer imagine you're leaving like i did before. i always say to myself, now they should be all around the table. i see each of you in their place, including law and on to the he yeah. as they have nowhere to go. because my 2 uncles lived outside algeria, by the way, have you heard from them? do they write to you? it's terrible how much room is our families. when we are far from them, it can be little late equal my lady, i need. can you feel what a 5 feet the 2nd with the issue, my mom and that be like what be the most would that the been has she but will i that to have with that it could be the can, you can and we take it to the head of how we taught him to do who sit to sit in bins. we. i knew that of the i needed the, the content that was supposed to be that you were heading to be with you will because you had a being a new, the heavy, the for the

. >> let's bring in cn and safety analyst david susie, who is also a safety inspector for the faa davidyou have heard that the ceo telling congress here safety has been something that they're making progress on at boeing of course, the families of victims say that's not the case. what do you say? >> well, i think making progress is the point here. >> we're with safety, it's interesting. >> i've been involved with this my entire life. and the one thing we know about safety as you'll never know what you did, right? you're definitely going to know if you do something wrong. and that's where we are right now. and to see calhoun's start with this kind of noble perspective of who boeing is and what they've created and what they've been. that doesn't help the families. they know that boeing is this huge corporation that's done well all these years. they don't care about that. they care about their specific person that they lost in this. and that has to come down to this idea of any we just touched on it a second ago, that it's training of individual people. and i think over the years boeing's

this is for the sake susie checks for respect. so we can waive a bit of that by till tomorrow. gives me that there was a as a bare with them all the police are always on the wall. no, i can't. i didn't want to say, you know, where is there now, but yes, we then are, wears here right now. look this up. i know a little bit of research on it and looked up as an area as i want to see from like 19 something this whole area just and they've been stuff gone. even people ever in this area for years. so it's like a taps been around for as long as they're what they're doing and or, and you said they were trying to do a new service even available in minnesota. they had a few scenes out here. they have a boat as comfortable as their condo, as cost is driving, or they tell you that the one house you got curfew, but we were still doing a finding, a way around that i think was fairly is wheres area. and cuz you know, where is area, cuz as i they, they got us, it got as light saved types it till they got it to the point like the house of the hous

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. >> joining me, susie bought a face, christopher steele, and jessica, deputy political editor for then. >> the last five years behind bars in the u.k. and before that, he was holed up four years at the ecuadorian embassy in london. u.s. prosecutors have room -- recommended a 62 month prison sentence on a single espionage charge but under the new agreement mr. assange will walk free due to credit gained by time already spent in prison. joining me now is our correspondent. why has mr. assange flown to saipan? what will happen there? >> julian assange is expected to plead guilty for a single felony in this u.s. district court in saipan in the northern mariana islands. crucially, it is not continental u.s., julian assange has a deep distrust of the u.s. government which he accused of trying to kill him in the past, something washington long denied. he is to travel to the u.s. because he has no confidence in what would happen if he landed there. instead, this picturesque u.s. pacific island is where the last chapter of this saga will play out, after which he will go back to australia. logi

on the flow of where i, you know, it should be, you should read symmetry from around the ocean lay susie on, let me start the nano kindly look what i ask if not so not least the degree, the one that does that processed as a shock for did you want me to cheat? is distance lead to cold? nearby lane is it? if she'll so it will still come with a switch to some go to just 10 years later, process is initiated doing big to use in cuz presidency that to a new code it's on the civil war and don't bus the phone. the official in house did younger cool, which is administration rust is the issue, recalls how up to the 2014 co people, aside from government agencies, mostly law enforcement, on the basis of nationality and language spoken. and then the final stage of ukraine's preparation for a major war with russia was launched the most difficult see for the, for me to move forward, going to slow stuff to that. you want me to show us the feeling that which is not listening. and you need to really need some but to 0 for in the system on a southern one and someone will just ship us the image and that is

this is for the sake susie checks for respect something. so we get a bit of that by till tomorrow. gimme. gimme that small. and there was a is a bear with them all. that's what we are always on the wall. no, i can't. i didn't want to say we had no where's there now? but yes, we then are, wears here right now. look this up. i know a little bit of research on it. in the as an area like you want to see from like 19 something. this whole area they've been, they've been stuff gone. even people ever in this area for years. so it's like a taps been around for as long as they're what they do. and you said they were trying to do with me with every human animal in minnesota. they had a few scenes out here. they have of a bonus cause of others. they're kind of do it as cash in black and really tell you that boy in the house you got because you but we're still done a finding our way around it. i think law fairly, there's a, wheres area because you know where is there because it's like they, they got as it got as light save tight till they got it to the point. i like the houses. how is it down

joining us now to discuss former federal aviation administration safety inspector david susie david good to see you again. the faa says the nose of the plane makes this figure eight moment during this rare dutch roll motion, how dangerous is this? and were you surprised that no one was hurt? >> well, it's extremely dangerous and the pilots must have been able to know exactly what it was right away to be able to recover from it. but it's really something that is designed to be stopped with a yaw damping or something that prevents the rudder from overreacting to the situation. and that was damaged when they found faa reporting that the power control unit for that yad dampener was damaged on the airplane and that may be what led to what happened here. >> there's another probe happening right now, the faa, along with airbus and boeing and their supplier are investigating how fake titanium components, fake ones made it onto commercial jets that were sold with false ossified documents. i mean, what kind of safety risks are we dealing with here well, i talked with boeing just recently, just rig

the daughter of top trump campaign official, susie wiles was hired as the fourth highest paid employeer trump aide dance kadena was given a good seat on trump's social media board. after we he was subpoenaed, but before he testified to trump campaign official denies any form of witness tampering, saying that benefits provided two witnesses were the result of them taking on more work due to the campaign or his legal cases, heating up with this. now, a robert, if no, reggie, one of the propublica investigative reporters behind the piece so robert, let me just ask you the devils. devils advocate question here these are people who worked very hard for donald trump. i mean, board is epstein, susie wiles, like, is it not possible that they were paid this because they're working hard and not to influence their testimony of course, that's possible. this circumstance that we're looking at is not unique oftentimes, the boss of a company is under criminal investigation and the witnesses are his employees what we learned from i'm talking to experts is that what's supposed to happen when there's an

but for the sake of his academic performance, i have to send him to boarding school susie to see if it says this is 0 for the ladies of parental expectations. play a huge role in china. back in badging t one. he has lost his job as a driver. he was no longer needed there . i'm the guy is really having a hard time. he's not angry about the external factors, although he's very depressed. you know, even i don't see that it's unbearable. emotional agony, everything that happens in the world is pre determined. you should accept it as something you simply have to endure. a lot of things, holmes over 20 wouldn't dream of questioning the system. apart from the fact that he's not even allowed to. the $700.00 can not much is across the desk, with temperatures of up to 50 degrees celsius and sand. as far as the i can see from the zoo at up to the coastal city of new uh, the booth. it's one of the world's longest and heaviest trains, more autonomy, a real waste fire and or train the line, run some 700 kilometers across the sahara from the iron or mine to the atlantic loading terminal. it's the cou

. >> we've got one in from susie, susie, thanks for writing in. susie, thanks for writing in.and now find myself being attracted to bald men. any tips on how to shake this fascination? well, the first thing i'd say is, why shake the fascination? bald men can be really sexy. >> why shake the fascination? why would you do that ? why would you do that? >> it's not that as grace jones song shake the fascination. >> well, it's something up to your bumper. she'd. she did that one. >> one. >> yeah, she pulled up to my bumper, so that's a weird thing to ask. what's i mean, really, what's wrong with fancying bald men? >> why are you asking me specifically? i feel targeted, i'm just interested. >> why ? >> why? >> why? >> that would be an issue. we all know that the reason we're bald because we're sexy or something, i can't remember. it's something to do with testosterone. and then dot dot, dot. we're sexy. so just get over it. just enjoy it. we are, you know, we don't leave as much hair around. we're like, one of those hypoallergenic cats. >> it does seem a bit odd that she wants to if

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we're meeting with greg morrison, automotive journalist and call and susie's reg is the producer of. this is bumper to bumper tv who's a major cold snap across the d test and the value it's new cost. all brands makes and models sprag has agreed to help us better understand a few things about what is going on at the us. automotive industry, with auto shows and with us consumers. i did not know that it was still talked to meg that. so people because i thought ok, so costs are i know almost like a luxury item. in many cases. yeah. $4050000.00. better for a spot in price. exactly. so is it, is it, when people tell me to an honest and like this is this for them the opportunity to touch their dream or is it like no, i'm in this. yeah, i'm shopping for a car which has to be useful. a economic call, you know, all of that. it has to get good gas months in the doing the research you or is it the touching the candy? it's a little of everything. you get a chance to touch the candy so to speak, because you see cars, but you know, there's no way in this life. i'm never gonna be able to afford it.

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