darien sutton is here with a reality check. good morning, dr. sutton. always love having you. what is that and what should we know about the side effect claims? >> good morning, janai. stomach paralysis associated with these medications, ozempic and wegovy. one of the methods that these medications work is that they slow the rate in which food empties out of the stomach or have gastric delay helping with feelings of fullness and helping to suppress appetite. we see these isolated reports where some are suffering from stomach paralysis where food cannot empty out of the stomach. it can be associated with symptoms of abdominal pain, bloating, acid reflux or gerd and severe nausea and vomiting and i've taken care of patients who suffer from this diagnosis. it is absolutely brutal. patients often come in with severe dehydration and electrolyte abnormalities and their symptoms are so difficult to control they have to be admitted to the hospital. in larger studies we have not seen an increased rate compared with those who use the medications to the general population. so we still ha

sutton. take care. george? >> okay, robin.verseas to a tragic accident in greece where a plane traveling water crashed killing both pilots. marcus moore is on the scene. >> reporter: these moments are difficult to watch captured on a live broadcast in greece. a fire fighting plane crash. you can see the plane drop down to douse the wild fire. seconds later it appears to go straight up and then smashes to the ground. both pilots killed. the greek armed forces declaring three days of mourning for the loss of life in the line of duty. pilots just 34 and 27. the crash coming as wild fires blaze, prompting a large evacuation in the nation's history. >> our beautiful island. we don't have anything. >> reporter: this video shows a group of tourists evacuating roads on a boat as flames and thick clouds of smoke circle the island. >> we lost everything. our homes. >> reporter: in sicily, more than 40 fires breaking out this week, 1,500 people evacuated. fires damaging homes and claiming one life. dramatic footage shows flames surroundi

police lieutenant randy sutton. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> let's start with d.c. because the suspect was captured in philadelphia but d.c. yesterday morning before dawn, you had three incidents, 4:30 at a bank atm, truist bank, 4:36 at the nike store and 4:45 at the safeway grocery store. police here saying, in each of these offenses, it appears the suspect targeted commercial establishments. it does not appear the suspect was targeting any members of the public. the establishments were closed at the time of the offenses. what do you make of this crime wave over 15 minutes? >> these were attacks that took place. it was interesting. he used a different devices. the investigation is really going to be focused on what those devices were made of. the atf is very good examining bombs and the way they manufactured. those are the signature type of crime. people that make a bomb have their own particular signature. interesting that they used a device or he used a device that was two devices that were similar. then, a molotov cocktail. that's a little unusual. clearly, the

the 2nd goal is just to be a scientist yourself to and then in sutton the for the total her all, it's really painful to concede. so late on harvey. those pages, uh, not tradition of this stuff. but i think we actually put in a good performance of them on this all the time that i used and guns on the just speaking with job, it was the most inspiring you it would be a competitive match that they would throw everything at us and the it must be a here would be tough with 90 percent of the stadium against us. it's still impressive when you experience it on the pitch complements to columbia on them. yeah. come to mind on you call them donovan. this is do you have the news? thanks for watching the side it says to move on to the basic goals hitting the country with featured guessing for.

jim sutton of the sutton law firm and i've had the privilege of working with ms. lee on this waiver request for the past month or so. i just want to make two quick legal points, which haven't been made yet. the first is that in this instance, the purpose of the law has been met. the purpose of the law is to make certain that employees who are working on a city contract don't do something in that process to try to then get a job with the contractor. and the way the city law does that is by putting in this time buffer. and it says 12 months has to lapse between within the time when the city employee works on the contract and before they go to work for the contractor. and i think it's very important to note, and it really hasn't been mentioned yet here today, it's been over 16 months since miss lee worked on this contract. the weird fact here is even though it was awarded 16 months ago to cmac, it wasn't actually signed until, i think just a few weeks ago. and that had to do with just kind of real estate negotiations and technical issues. and ms. lee has not been inv

. >> stacy sutton has studied millions of tickets from 2016 to 2019. them disproportionately? >> majority black neighborhoods or latinx neighborhoods, those are the same neighborhoods that have less access to public transportation. >> more tickets they can't afford. she paid the first just to undo her car. >> when i did that, i had to get on a payment plan. >> because the tickets had doubled in price. >> i'm happy we are talking about it. my payment plan is due tomorrow. >> that is what the interviews are useful for. >> i appreciate you. >> there was a case of a firefighter in chicago. a black man who lived on the south side. he purchased a car for his son that was sitting on a lot. the car accumulated tickets. >> 17 of them. with late fees, $30,000. >> he can file for bankruptcy or lose his job. that is when i learned chicago has the highest rate of personal bankruptcy cases related to fines and fees. in the country. >> flat fines and fees of this sort have become a notorious way for cities to make money as in ferguson, missouri, triggering the uprisi

it was a homicide unit detective collier and her partner's who wanted to speak with stephen sutton, thepeared. steve did not want to talk to them. >> he ended up getting an attorney, so we were kind of done at that point being able to talk to him without more information. >> so they tried to piece together that part of liz's life without his help. they discovered that by the month before she disappeared her affair with steve imploded in spectacular fashion. >> i do know that liz enjoyed being over there with stephen and his roommate and they enjoyed having her over. >> roommates girlfriend, however, not so much. she saw child seats in the car, and assumed, incorrectly, that liz had left the kids home alone. and so she called cps. >> i don't want to disparage the young ladies actions because those actions to save someone's life, it just then apply to the situation. >> too late now. >> that's what sparked everything, that phone call to child protective services. >> that's getting real now. >> yes. >> cvs turned up at liz's house, asked some difficult questions, but found nothing to indica

this was the scene yesterday afternoon at sutton coldfield in the midlands, further north, and particularlyscotland. this is where we've had more cloud and some rather frequent and even heavy showers as well. we've got showers in the same area at the moment. the blustery wind coming in from the west or northwest. and it's not particularly warm because the area is originating from around iceland or even greenland. these are the temperatures we're starting with early on sunday. so double figure temperatures, but a fresher feel for england and wales than it was at the same time on saturday, we'll see some sunshine to begin with. the cloud will bubble up. it's mostly fair weather cloud for england and wales. the odd light shower may be for north wales, more likely in northwest england, some showers developing in northern ireland and particularly again in scotland where some could be heavy and possibly even thundery as well. the strongest winds will be in scotland. blustery everywhere, temperatures on the cool side. 17 scotland, northern ireland to a high of 22 in the south east of england. and

so, i lived next door to alan in the slutton -- sutton. [ light laughter ] and this year, i was upsetme?" i'm like, "absolutely. because she is like me we're both bat [ bleep ] but we love each other. [ laughter ] >> seth: dog lovers as well. >> oh, we're dog -- i mean, her dog is like my dog i just -- i loved living with her. she said -- it was a little "flowers in the attic. she said, "you can stay in the basement." [ laughter ] so i lived down there. there was a gym. neither one of us ever touched it [ light laughter ] but there was a gym and there was no light i'm one of those sleepers that likes to sleep with not one little piece of light. there was no light and i literally was like a vampire. i was upside down asleep, every night. she would -- i would come up in the mornings, and she'd go, "you're a real -- like, you're a bat. "like, i know. we would watch all of our shows -- >> seth: so you have -- that's very important you have similar taste in shows? >> have you met her? >> seth: yeah, i have. [ light laughter ] >> okay. so we both love "the housewives." >> seth: uh-huh. >> o

this was the scene yesterday afternoon at sutton coldfield.eavy showers. showers in the same area at the moment. the blustery wind coming in from the west or north—west and it is not warm because the air is originating from iceland and greenland. these are the temperatures early on sunday, a fresher feel for england and wales. we will see some sunshine to begin with, the cloud will bubble up, mostly fair weather cloud. the odd light shower for north wales. some showers developing in northern ireland and particularly in scotland where some could be heavy and possibly thundery. strongest winds in scotland, temperatures on the cool side, 17 in scotland, northern ireland, 22 in the south of england. next week we still have those cool and blustery winds around. that weather front continues to bring wet weather front continues to bring wet weather to the far north of scotland. elsewhere sunshine but more showers breaking up and we could see a spell of wet weather pushing eastwards over the irish sea and eastwards across england and wales to give lat

this was the scene yesterday afternoon at sutton coldfield in the midlands.s is where we've had more cloud and some rather frequent and even heavy showers as well. we've got showers in the same area at the moment. the blustery wind coming in from the west or north—west and it's not particularly warm because the air is originating from around iceland or even greenland. these are the temperatures we're starting with early on sunday, so double—figure temperatures but a fresher feel for england and wales than it was at the same time on saturday. we'll see some sunshine to begin with. the cloud will bubble up. it's mostly fair weather cloud for england and wales. the odd light shower maybe for north wales, more likely in north—west england. some showers developing in northern ireland and particularly again in scotland, where some could be heavy and possibly even thundery as well. strongest winds will be in scotland. blustery everywhere. temperatures on the cool side. 17 scotland, northern ireland to a high of 22 in the south—east of england. and even as we head in

this was the scene yesterday afternoon at sutton coldfield in the midlands.his is where we've had more cloud and some rather frequent and even heavy showers as well. we've got showers in the same area at the moment. the blustery wind coming in from the west or north—west and it's not particularly warm because the air is originating from around iceland or even greenland. these are the temperatures we're starting with early on sunday, so double—figure temperatures but a fresher feel for england and wales than it was at the same time on saturday. we'll see some sunshine to begin with. the cloud will bubble up. it's mostly fair weather cloud for england and wales. the odd light shower maybe for north wales, more likely in north—west england. some showers developing in northern ireland and particularly again in scotland, where some could be heavy and possibly even thundery as well. strongest winds will be in scotland. blustery everywhere. temperatures on the cool side. 17 scotland, northern ireland to a high of 22 in the south—east of england. and even as we head

this was the scene yesterday afternoon at sutton coldfield in the midlands. and west of scotland, this is where we've had more cloud and some rather frequent and even heavy showers as well. we've got showers in the same area at the moment. the blustery wind coming in from the west or north—west and it's not particularly warm because the air is originating from around iceland or even greenland. these are the temperatures we're starting with early on sunday, so double—figure temperatures but a fresher feel for england and wales than it was at the same time on saturday. we'll see some sunshine to begin with. the cloud will bubble up. it's mostly fair weather cloud for england and wales. the odd light shower maybe for north wales, more likely in north—west england. some showers developing in northern ireland and particularly again in scotland, where some could be heavy and possibly even thundery as well. strongest winds will be in scotland. blustery everywhere. temperatures on the cool side. 17 scotland, northern ireland to a high of 22 in the south—east of engla

this was the scene yesterday afternoon at sutton coldfield in the midlands. we've had more cloud and some rather frequent and even heavy showers as well. we've got showers in the same area at the moment. the blustery wind coming in from the west or north—west and it's not particularly warm because the air is originating from around iceland or even greenland. these are the temperatures we're starting with early on sunday, so double—figure temperatures but a fresher feel for england and wales than it was at the same time on saturday. we'll see some sunshine to begin with. the cloud will bubble up. it's mostly fair weather cloud for england and wales. the odd light shower maybe for north wales, more likely in north—west england. some showers developing in northern ireland and particularly again in scotland, where some could be heavy and possibly even thundery as well. strongest winds will be in scotland. blustery everywhere. temperatures on the cool side. 17 scotland, northern ireland to a high of 22 in the south—east of england. and even as we head into the beg

soprano brandy sutton and the nyu steinhardt school, which we have a new partnership with provided their chamber orchestra for music throughout the evening highlighting american songs and traditions. this special episode will provide an inside behind the scenes. look it's some of the moments from that very special evening. in this first clip, we'll hear a segment from my remarks that describes the white house connection to the temple of dendoor and why we decided to host the gala in that historic space. i wanted to take a moment and set the stage of where we are here in the temple of dandora in the cycler wing of the metropolitan museum of art. this historic structure in front of you is here because of a bit of presidential history. in fact, i would say that almost everything we do believe touch and it happens in our lives has some connectivity to the white house the people who have lived and worked there. and to white house history itself and this extraordinary example of egyptian antiquity was brought to the united states as a gift by the people of egypt to the united states of america

into board election and now all of a sudden 24 hours later, they came to cool this land creed, us to sutton suggestions within new jersey that the government don't know how much . but some was due to fail was planned to do everything was planned. as part of the company takes much as in the country, company gets much on different phones, complicated. but one is told by some of his family. secondly, what he's afraid of united nations, united states and print spaces in a new share, and they have options now to either to stick with bustle or bundle human, go with the kind of for image. and then suddenly it also complicates negotiations process. whatever negotiation or mediation that is being proposed, and this crisis i'm incomplete, wouldn't be in a difficult mode right now simply because they are holding by them as a bargaining chip. any intervention would probably lead to an desirable consequences stay. and just before the um you said that they were going to throw their support before complete, as we heard from the foreign minister who said that he still believes he still thinks of president

that tenure to address that and to meet the key to ministry leaders in the region has been voted in sutton, ministry a minute basically, offices in the region today pa, from, from, from city to ministration. so people are wondering how well this continued, because it's a credit that's talked to 3 years ago, and it has not been resolved. and no concrete action has been taken on any of the ministry administration administrations in the regents in terms of functions in terms of ministry approach for something on the to the and he's, i'm retired and pub disagreements. we're seeing this putting out a model who's saying displaying, y'all can give me or give us a problem. we will see that functioning as yet, as well. as many thanks for helping us to unpack these rapidly moving developments . i'm address speaking to us from a booster and nigeria, the west africa's main regional and economic bulk. we heard, i mentioned that that echo last had earlier said to the presence of benny is heading to miss out on a mediation mission. the u. n. the african union, as well as the us symbol code for immediate

b, i s k b b, e d i m advantage it'd be but uh, sutton how the united states of america is concerned about the r i s t v. but they're not concerned about the b. and also they have already declared the organization or died assaulted. so the box done has not produced any any, the legitimate concerns buxton, i've ordered. it is different, concerned about the about and eliminate entity working from the side of a one song. so i mean us as to, you know, show some kind of responsibility over here if there are really what about. ready good, think that it is, i'm on the word especially in this region because this is the mess that they have enough behind and we have to deal with it. so somehow it kind of deceive the audience that on the words. and then obviously that's not going to work. all that about some of this news out put in the values on costs to be. so remember the 1000 that'd be so the check that out will be back at the top of the out the the the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross software. all things are considered on peter lavelle back in more influential than ever. that

jim sutton of the sutton law firm and i've had the privilege of working with ms.lee on this waiver request for the past month or so. i just want to make two quick legal points, which haven't been made yet. the first is that in this instance, the purpose of the law has been met. the purpose of the law is to make certain that employees who are working on a city contract don't do something in that process to try to then get a job with the contractor. and the way the city law does that is by putting in this time buffer. and it says 12 months has to lapse between within the time when the city employee works on the contract and before they go to work for the contractor. and i think it's very important to note, and it really hasn't been mentioned yet here today, it's been over 16 months since miss lee worked on this contract. the weird fact here is even though it was awarded 16 months ago to cmac, it wasn't actually signed until, i think just a few weeks ago. and that had to do with just kind of real estate negotiations and technical issues. and ms. lee has not been invo

now with me ted williams and former las vegas police officer, randy sutton. you may not remember, but it's been awhile. i was in a local recordner las vegas and you saved in cases out there. how do police solve the one in washington d.c.? >> reference the bombing. it's going to be forensic evidence. the atf is very good. they have surveillance video. the big clue is the vehicle. they have the license plate number. where did this vehicle come back from? is it stolen? was it utilized from a family member? that's the biggest lead that we have here. the close proximity of the bombings could indicate one person that was, you know, motivated by having the opportunity to drive, walk, run. or it could be a separate individual because the difference in the bomb, there was two devices in one molotov cocktail, which is unusual. >> nobody was hurt with these series of explosions, but someone gets a thrill from throwing the molotov cocktails. they're not concerned about injuries. that's the urgency with this. >> you're absolutely right. one of the things that will help au

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we've got improvements happening in sutton court road that we are all very, very concerned about that problems with deliveries and includes an island is going to go down the centre of the road . go down the centre of the road. it's already been paid for. so the work is going to go ahead. but we've had no consultation as to how it's going to impact on our business. so for me , the new our business. so for me, the new mp and his people need to come in and talk to us. >> mums georgia and sophie say they're looking for someone who can provide areas for children , can provide areas for children, maybe have more play areas for like children and stuff. >> and so we can go places and because there's not a lot of them around here. yeah. parks they're doing a new park progression at fassnidge . progression at fassnidge. >> they haven't done that in about 20, 30 years. so it's been about 20, 30 years. so it's been a long time. they're to a long time. they're about to hit that up. but having more areas with in area areas to play with in the area would would be would be great. i think would be a g

how the qu lead is, might be getting ready to respond to that there wouldn't be defined that's for sutton. they are insisting that by some need to go, and that's the reason why they executed the cool. now, whether or not african union in implemented sanctions against news. yes, definitely. we've seen such actions taken before. uh tech. for example, molly tech, for example, disney and burkina, faso, are these organizations african union. they can have a community of west african states, have both impose sanctions on this to only these 3 countries. but yet the ministry still remain in power in those countries. while if you ask whether or not they functions or other be cutting off way of aid from the european union would make an impact each year is on a dependent country. and that will definitely impact a lot of things there from the population to also the military, the routing costs in the country. if that function is imposed, food shortages will remain what look escalate. this is a country that's struggling with effect of climate change for a very, very long time. droughts have been very,

so as to type the presidential polish and also target sutton, military officers in the country. but that's the body language. that's the action that has been seen in the action on our process of the quote since day one that has whipped up already existing sentiments on to frank sentiments in this year. and this one voted over yesterday on sunday, when we saw thousands of people out on the streets demonstrate to, i guess, frost, asking for russia to come in. and also, some of them even broke away from the larger crowd and attacked the french embassy in the army, signed me. and i meant what can you tell us about reports of ministers being arrested in a crank down as well then other parts of dozens of rest sofa uh, but a prominent members of the by some government or cabinet or people. my life team have been arrested among them the most prominent among them, the minister of petroleum resources. and surprised surprise, found the former president in mohammed, useful, who is the minister of petroleum in the country. i remember how much use of appointed the kind of military need us to

2026 co host 32 on penalties to advance and they kind of own it to the manager of permanently st. sutton. and says he's hoping to keeping them captain harvey kane and the cold came heading into the funnel, gave his conference with the london same kind has been the subjects of a $90000000.00 paid from jim and champions of bond munich in recent days as close to color is joining suppose after a successful spell with scottish side celtic paris. and now he's, he's already introduced yourself. nice. really is football clubs of very important bodies. the premier estrada, are the prettiest dogs in the world. and you know, i want him involved, my conversation with the, with him will be a better way to make his club successful. and all the data does he because what he wants as well, what i want is to introduce myself to hire you to give him a sort of vision for the football club to get an understanding from him or what he thinks his football club needs to be. successful again and that training pitch and try to make it happen. the number one m b, i dress big 6, a women yamma has given san antonio s

i'll vote for let's talk the for well, let's talk about the labour party, matthew sutton, because imaginelabour would be better than the labour the conservatives, but labour can't even commit to end the cap on the on the child welfare limit. >> so. so how is labour going to be any different from the conservatives when they've agreed to the same spending commitments as the conservatives? >> i think the challenge for labour has been largely about detoxifying itself from corbynism and i couldn't vote labour under the corbyn leadership either in 2017 or 2019. and the other challenge is not to score an own goal and go back to the football analogy . i back to the football analogy. i think it is reasonable though not particularly inspiring , that not particularly inspiring, that keir starmer is steadying the ship . if he's allowing the ship. if he's allowing the conservatives to do his work for them, they're blowing themselves up. yes, i would like to see more policy, but for me a massive priority on this is that i want to see far less of the toxicity that has been encouraged by rishi sunak in t

i'll vote for let's talk the for well, let's talk about the labour party, matthew sutton, because imaginelabour would be better than the labour the conservatives, but labour can't even commit to end the cap on the on the child welfare limit. >> so. so how is labour going to be any different from the conservatives when they've agreed to the same spending commitments as the conservatives? >> i think the challenge for labour has been largely about detoxifying itself from corbynism and i couldn't vote labour under the corbyn leadership either in 2017 or 2019. and the other challenge is not to score an own goal and go back to the football analogy . i back to the football analogy. i think it is reasonable though not particularly inspiring , that not particularly inspiring, that keir starmer is steadying the ship . if he's allowing the ship. if he's allowing the conservatives to do his work for them, they're blowing themselves up. yes, i would like to see more policy, but for me a massive priority on this is that i want to see far less of the toxicity that has been encouraged by rishi sunak in t

you run clevedon fasteners sutton fasteners out in sutton coldfield here in the west midlands .ing ? come down this morning? >> think like everybody else, >> i think like everybody else, i pleased had i was quite pleased that it had come than it was come down more than it was predicted . i think it will give predicted. i think it will give everybody a little bit of a feeling that perhaps the worst is over and we're going to start seeing some some improvements. but from my point of view, as a manufacturer, i look at the core inflation figure, the core inflation figure, the core inflation has only dropped by, i think, nought point three of a % think, nought point three of a% and the thing that affects my business is input costs and input costs in 2020 were 22. that's how fast our input costs were going up. it's now down or last month it was down to 0.5, which is a fantastic reduction. but what's interesting is the what they call the factory gate prices. they're up at 2.9. and so i think i think the chancellor, bless him, has got a real difficulty because he says inflation is stick

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. >> the cbi said that british business had lost confidence in exam system that it had, and the suttonnly 40 out of 80,000 eligible free school meal pupils ended up at oxbridge. so i think the actual record of labour when it bangs on about education, education, education was actually that they built lots of shiny new buildings with whopping pfi deals that we've got sadly plagued across stoke on trent. >> educational >> but the actual educational standards outcomes didn't standards and outcomes didn't actually improve and were actually improve and we were falling down. international league. league tables . and if league. league tables. and if you at labour wales to you look at labour run wales to this still remain well this day, they still remain well depher lagging behind england where we've just become where we know we've just become the fourth country in the the fourth best country in the world, best in the west when world, the best in the west when it comes to phonics, climbing up league it comes to league tables, when it comes to maths reading 88% of schools maths and reading 88% o

we've got improvements happening in sutton court road that we are all very, very concerned about thatroblems for the shopkeepers, problems for the shopkeepers, problems with deliveries and includes an island is going to go down the centre of the road . go down the centre of the road. it's already been paid for. so the work is going to go ahead. but we've had no consultation as to how it's going to impact on our business. so for me, the new mp and his people need to come in and talk to us. >> mums georgia and sophie say they're looking for someone who can provide areas for children , can provide areas for children, maybe have more play areas for like children and stuff and you know, so we can go places and because there's not a lot of them around here and yeah, parks they're doing a new park progression at fassnidge they haven't done that in about 20, 30 years. >> so it's been a long time. they're to that up. they're about to hit that up. but areas play but having more areas to play with in the area would be great. i would be good option. i think would be a good option. >> on >> then t

. >> you run, you run >> steve you run, you run a fasteners in out in sutton coldfield you've been tellinghis afternoon that actually you fill with inflation fill this problem with inflation is embedded. yeah. yeah >> i think i think the government's missing a trick all the bright young things in the bank of england seem to have forgotten that in the 70s when we had massive inflation, it was wages. this is a completely different type of problem . and different type of problem. and basically the more they put the interest rates up, the more mortgages go up, the more rents go up. that all feeds into inflation. so we just embeds the inflation. so we just embeds the inflation for a longer period. so when they put the when the bank puts the interest rates up next, it's going to then be in the inflation pot for a year. and i just think they're just causing themselves problems, which is causing us problems . which is causing us problems. >> and of course, one of the big things that's been in the news recently, of course, is the situation with nigel farage and his coutt's bank account. mark, you w

we've got improved what's happening in sutton court road and that we are all very, very concerned aboute we think there's going to be problems for the shopkeepers , problems for the shopkeepers, problems for the shopkeepers, problems with deliveries and includes an island is going to go down the centre of the road. it's already been paid for. so the work is going to go ahead. but we've had no consultation as to how it's going to impact on our business. so for me , the new our business. so for me, the new mp and his people need to come in and talk to us. >> mums georgia and sophie say they're looking for someone who can provide areas for children . can provide areas for children. maybe have more play areas for like children and stuff and you know, so we can go places and because it's not a lot of them around here. >> yeah . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> parks they're doing a new park progression at fassnidge they haven't done that in about 20, 30 years. so it's been a long time. they're about to hit that. but having more areas to play that. but having more areas to play with in the area would be

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