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of this moment until we organized the assembly again, and in the gathering of anas cheragh fawzia , suzi mohammad baqer nisa is from iraq and has been in england since childhood. although he studied at uc kol university, he was educated in hossein ali school peace be upon him, when he talks about hossein, who was purified by the efforts of shiite youth in london, the light of honor shines in his eyes. he is the servant of the guests. hossein is a gurgani who has a pre-university background, and i traveled with the professors and students of the college about the proofs of god. when i went to the university, i became a member of the university islamic association. the grandfather of the university islamic association , i was actually working closely with the sunni brothers of the ninth imam's guidance department, and i was alone like one of myself until i returned and managed the association . so we thought that it should be let's introduce islam and show everyone that our way of thinking is different from this to that and the right path and violence to this period was the starting point

for a year, until we made up again in the parliament and in the meeting of anas chirag fawzi mao to suziammad baqer nisa from iraq , she grew up in england from childhood. the school of hossein , peace be upon him, studied but brought up, when from hossein, who with the efforts of the youth shia london stands up and speaks, the light of honor shines in his eyes. he is the servant of hussain's guests . let me say that i had a pre-university background and i traveled with the professors and students of the college about the proofs of god. when i went to the university, i became a member of the university islamic association in i came to be the grandfather of the university islamic association. actually , i was working closely with the sunni brothers of the ninth imam's guidance department and i was like one of them until i came back and managed the association . after that, we thought that islam should be let's introduce shia and show everyone that your way of thinking is different from this and that, and the right path and violence to this era was the starting point that was launched thro

so suzie, to go get space. i can put the, there's the image in nearly to me. the thing is i you, you, she has been difficult. it's got the late fee to me to say invited to be of a but that doesn't the but yeah. settlement is legible. how does this go? what is that unless i move this forward into the for i think the, the, the tool desktop again, i mean, i've been coming in the cloud to me. you know, so we had in front of me. nice room didn't give the so nominal, the lazy fingleton scramble that image and not in. okay. nice it. even though morning vista moines, i listened on my gosh, facebook was bye bye. as we look, i'm using the word i'm doing mock. tabitha, this will do that. does indeed, and you who this is all right, let me you whoever, let me know because it hasn't been sales my the that on that will do it again. goodness mode. if got any good. do you, who would you, me as a no, you must, but me. and that was in may, they offer it so you know what the numbers hold on. so the oversee the facility is the cons on the i see i have a cons number. would you have

as a group, a, the whole suzy island could not continue the winning ways against the philippines. they went into the mattress favorites, but fell to the w tons, one. serena bolden school, the philippines loan goal and the 25th minutes ending the philippines. the 1st ever woke up big trick. the 27 year old school was historic as well after they were health schools in the 1st match against switzerland, the result leave group a quite a competitive. so that's, it's from me and the news team have an update for the top of me and the team, thanks for watching the, the the is, it is someplace having to be more peaceful than ever on the move world wide and such are based on life. but it tries to get in contact on the left side of the.

suzy miankala of origin but whether it is intentional or not is under investigation.s caused the most damage to the plant species in the center of the fire in the regionalization. academic jihad specialists have succeeded in the new method of combating agricultural pests by localizing using this the new method of ensuring the security of 74 plant species is guaranteed. the researchers of the university of tehran succeeded in localizing a method of using sex molecules of insects in order to fight against the error of agriculture . if you somehow come to this line connecting the female insect with cut the insect, we are successful with this method , farmers no longer need to use chemical formula. one of the things that endangers food security in iran is the use of agricultural poisons and pesticides, which in iran compared to the rest of the world, we can see that there is a lot of use and on the other hand, they also have a high price. in order to make this substance , we went much further to make it cost-effective, and the synthesis that he had done , for which team t

what's so interesting to me about the suzie wiles reporting is this really stuck out to us, right, in indictment. this suggested that someone in the president's inner circle could have shared this with investigators. we don't know if she relayed this episode where she was shown a map. it's been suggested to us that maybe she wasn't necessarily the source of this information. how else would they know about this? >> it is hard to know. they may have been interviewing multiple people for it. someone like her, it is so critical because she could shed light on what it was that trump was rustling around in his hands ands what he was saying about it. and if she got to see it, that will be significant evidence against him with mishandling national security information. >> she was traveling with him this weekend, so it appears she's not fallen out of favor in trump world yet. we have also heard from multiple sources that the grand jury in florida is still working, is still investigating. does it surprise you at all? >> a little bit. it's not unheard of for the grand jury to continue work. ther

suzy in evin prison, the news was published on october 23 last year at 10:00 pm, the reason for the conflictt of the prisoners inside the prison complex was in the tailoring workshop because of entrepreneurship and it happened. it happened from the very first moments of the foreign media. in my opinion , it actually happened. regarding the cause of this incident, the judiciary said that they were igniting the shot. the news was published by the domestic media affiliated with the judiciary, which i can declare that the army was a complete liar. one thing was that there was a conflict with these prisoners. it was a lie that i heard from a human being the easy face from one prison hall to another, a liar to the food that people in the sewing workshop set off fire extinguishers to prove the truth and the western media circle needed prison cctv images, but the prison officials were late in publishing these images, but the change that the police made in the story mohsen amini's timely notification of the details of this incident led to better enlightenment and enlightening of public opinion. six i

suzie wielz, she's noted in the indictment.cause it was classified information. speaking of another defendant today, we saw george santos in court making an appearance here. as he was pleading not guilty to the 13 counts in the criminal fraud case was one thing that stood out as you can see the court sketch, his attorneys seem to be more concerned with the timing of the next hearing conflicting with when congress is back in session than the charges themselves. >> well, clearly his client must have told him we have a political schedule that i'm going to have to meet and i can't be tied up with this when i'm supposed to be showing up for votes and otherwise doing my job in washington. so, that plus the fact that, kaitlan, conveniently enough, if you've been given 80,000 documents to look through -- and the attorney is going to have to look at every single one of them or at least know what's in them -- it's going to take them some time. probably the best time to do that and have access to this client as he goes through this arduou

suzy, you and i flew. so you want to work, let it be your move?this public, and money money from behind about money now tolstoy will write your complete rubbish. we reign over him, as i said. she come my accountant got drunk, idiot, walks. come on, come on, come on. it is applied preinvoluntarily bormony us is applied, so we will apply. the project for half a day in belarus has existed for more than a thousand years and was formed. it is the second century ad where you rest your soul, it seems to be in the wilderness of this borderland, it seems, and the village is literally somewhere here. like this on the border, but so much, well, from our village, from our place, belarus begins about that the irregularities of the internet will disintegrate the meaty hare of the wetlands. here they turned. e! navigable rivers here in the trade putin formed in the west and on pripyat to the black sea, and hence the legends go. that's about e vikings, they really swam here on their fights, the coldest heroes will share the incredible. everything worked out for m

marcelo brozovic, 30 years old, profile of a three-year contract with this club , suzy will receive 18 million euros . football is hotter than ever after schools are closed in the summer season, but families should take some points into consideration for their children to learn football . becoming a tabal player is a dream that many of us have. i am 8 years old and we love football, like manchester city and barcelona because of this global sport now 4,000 football schools have been established in our country every year. there are families who bring their children to spend their free time in the summer, and it is another night to realize the dreams that i picture for their children. 10 years old, we are 6 years old, until 12 years old, it becomes a person's style , from 13 to the youth of the premier league of the province , we go to the file, we consider a special profile for him , and with this profile, we announce to the technical staff of honor 10 that this player is a barrier. they learn the structure of football and become familiar with its basic principles and conditions nan, wha

today i'm joined by suzie smith. deputy direct of planning and public affairs. and clothes from hsa our cyber security officer robert and our digital communication specialist. today we are presenting to you our adoption for our hs asocial -- surveillance technology policy for the use social media. to give you a bit of a background. hsa's communication division is responsible for informing san francisco and the public about critical public benefits program present thanksgiving in a timely and accessible manner. social media is essential to increasing awareness and understanding of the many hsa programs we reach a large are audience and digital space. social media is a 2 way street and the general public reach out quickly during an emergency when they need help or have concerns or questions. >> as mentioned earlier, we have gone through several presentations with coit on august 11, 2022, hsa submitted to coit our surveillance impact report for social media management software. on august 26, 2022, and september 15 of 22 coit conducted a public hear to consider the

still, for patients like 79-year-old suzy mitchell, the drug is providing something that's hard to quantify -- hope. >> i want to maintain a good life. i do not wish to be dependent for the rest of my life. >> serious side effects included bleeding in the pran, usually without symptoms, but something to be carefully monitored. trials are under way treating patients who have evidence of amyloid on screening blood and brain scans but no symptoms yet. jericka, imagine if we could actually prevent alzheimer's rather than waiting for the devastating symptoms to appear. >> yeah, good news for a lot of families out there. thank you, jon. >>> well, there's a disturbing new study out today about the nation's drinking water. researchers found that nearly half of the tap water in this country contains potentially harmful compounds known as forever chemicals. they're linked to a wide range of health problems, including cancer, high blood pressure, and fertility issues. cbs's mark strassmann takes an in depth look at a new technology that could make so-called forever chemicals disappear. >> reporter: na

well, what can we say today about the fsb of russia, the minister, in the sense that if in the soviet suzyemician sakharov herself once spoke about this in the 70s, what is it? well, in russia , it's a mess, well, in the soviet union . kgb there are such people who really see everything and know everything. they are gambling data, then the same story began with the fsb that everything here is stupid . some kind of power, or is it just derived from russia, that is, as in russia, there is a mess, it cannot be that the fsb is separate, but everywhere is bad, here it is great, for you to say that the fsb is really a mess , but this does not mean that it has lost its power. that is , it does not mean that it has become without force ie in general, it is necessary to talk not about the fsb, but only about the totality of the special services of the so-called russian federation, for example, you mentioned the survey, the survey is conducted , do not be surprised. the federal security service of russia is engaged in sociological surveys. collects information, that is, the federal security service,

as we see the and suzy as him and the intensity with which ukraine is reforming and that's advancing rapidly towards your membership. so i'm very confident that if they keep on going, keeping the speed that the success will be there soon. and it is an impressive example to show that you can move forward fast in your membership if you fulfill the necessary conditions. the un security council has failed to renew its mandate for eg delivery to rebel held territory in sylvia. the bible hollow crossing has closed, affecting 4000000 people in need of assistance. hundreds of african migrant for stranded at the tennessee and the b. a border. tennessee is government says it's transport and some of them to shelters, but many remain and say they're in desperate need of food. and boucher yvonne's president deadline very easy as arrived in kenya as the 1st visit behind the ronnie . and later to the african continent in more than a decade, vice even meets with president william bhutto to discuss trace. heavy rain is disrupting rescue efforts in northern india, at least 72 people have died in the p

, yet to go away from that moment time, but i just shows that you gradient themselves whenever and suzy aspect about the nato membership in georgia is a wednesday ran as a piece candidate as a is that i see around is a piece kind of the adult. you get another to a piece and the dumbass, but also reconciliation between russia and ukraine. and then you know that in the diploma certainly never intended that seriously. but that's how you read. but the, as nato has made this, an existing shall match a full day so which makes it very difficult for nato to climb down. if neither has been declared, well this is our goal and they say, well, we can commit ourselves to zalinski is 10 point based plan, was that the landscape doesn't have a 10 point based plan. is the landscape is demanding that russia capitulate. so nato and all of nathan members, they are essentially committed to the goal of rushing capitulation. how is that gonna happen? it's, how is ukraine go to force russia to capitulate a, you know, the greatest nuclear power loops. and that's the, that's the absurd position in the game. it m

appropriate monday you put to do for his vision to present his name that it would be soon as possible. quit suzy. under that, it holds its own den, just above that say that in order to publish the interview, john williams decided to lead the official tv channels and launched his own youtube channel. now, do you know? what do i deal with one and i do some on just like many other journalists on the platform, them what to use. i should see the quality of activity results on console. and some of the big advantage of youtube for us is freedom of expression. you've got, there's much more than with the visual media in a to here we are free that the media classic. coordinating with these journalists are still closely watched by the authorities. as we're about to find out i have a message from our guide. we've been in the youtube or his office for under an hour and our guide already knows about it. i understand that you're about to do an interview with john williams and tori. could you tell me what topics you will be discussing? can i assume these are not topics that we have already discussed together? t

the first-called, built on the defensive island of valaam archipelago and spoke with believers maria suzi tell the details. the southern part of the palamsky archipelago, the island of defense, it is also dry in the nineteenth century. here was located the fisherman's monastic settlement, the monks lead their lives. yes, there are absolutely hermits, yes, that is, fathers. here are hermits, you can talk and just with the brothers and work at the foundation of god. well, today the criminal feast is a time of special joy and prayer. th cyprus left where to dress up for retirement went this is my grandfather vasily pavlovich safonov, major of the airborne forces god bless america if that heroes ganam. you'll have to go home to help. there were left for each, maybe in the store for five, 10 rounds of merciless beat, i would forgive myself that he remained alive.

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but as you said in your introduction, nicky that as no and suzy eyes and folders whatsoever in britain, there's no belief amongst the british population that the russian federation is about to stage some sort of invasion of why the europe and nobody is particularly keen to fight so mr. elwood and he's policy, or indeed anybody within the british political class who a widely despised. so i think they should be seen as the desperation of the war mongers in london, that the plans are not going right. and many of the number of the coming rather on him, just things go wrong folder is worrying though, isn't it? because considering the what is amazing workers and pay and makes you wonder, to what extent and he's a radical views offset by the government as well. elwoods was a cabinet minister or junior, a cabinet minister at least, and he is no longer. he's now on the defense select committee. so i would say that there are people in the british government who are acutely aware of the weakness of the british and why the european armed forces when compared to what the russian federation could mo

the not she's decided to put an end to this, but the suzy religious order of this genocide stood in their way. the arabs did not want to submit to for and power and put up fierce resistance. dividers against colonialism were led by the seats of this in the side order. omar l move star was nicknamed the lion of the desert for his incredible courage. despite the violent, bombardments and boys in gas usage, mass deportations, and the imprisonment of the local population in concentration camps, the invaders could not go with the narrow patriots for a decade. in 1931, omar l move star was captured and sentenced the hanging type of trial. the hero of the libyan people behaved very bravely and rejected. pardon? pursuing a policy of genocide, italy was only able to temporarily suppress libya, 18th of the entire population, more than 100000 people fell victim to terror. however, just a few years later, the entail ian rule collapsed. in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the i'm also proud together with to be true, to be launching on new twilight to partners

whenever and suzy aspect about the nato membership in georgia, is the lens being ran as a peace candidate as a is the 90 around is a p scan to the adult. you get another to a piece and the don't bass, but also reconciliation between russia and ukraine. and then you know that in the diploma certainly never intended that seriously, but that's how you read. but the, as nato has made this, an existing shall match a full need. so which makes it very difficult for nato to climb down if neither had the glass. well, this is our goal and they say, well, we can commit ourselves to zalinski is 10 point base plan was the landscape doesn't have a 10 point based plan. is the landscape is demanding that russia capitulate. so nato and all nathan members, they are essentially committed to the goal of russian capitulate should. how is that gonna happen? it's, how is ukraine go to force russia to capitulate? you know, the greatest nuclear power loops, and that's the, that's the position. and again, it means it's a guarantee for, and i'm, and i think mazda is right, some kind of a full swag effect, i think,

appropriate monday you pull to do for this, they presented to them there, it will be soon as possible. quit suzy, under that as a whole does its own day. and just above that, say that the only problem is in order to publish the interview, john williams decided to lead the official tv channels and launched his own youtube channel. now do you know, what do i get with one? and i do just like many other journalists on the platform that i'm with to use, i should receive a quantity of active results on console. and some of the big advantage of youtube for us is freedom of expression that there is much more than with the visual media in a to here we are free that the media classic. coordinating with these journalists are still closely watched by the authorities. as we're about to find out, i have a message from our guide. we've been in the youtube or as office for under an hour and our guide already knows about it. i understand that you're about to do an interview with john williams and tori. could you tell me what topics you will be discussing? can i assume these are not topics that we have already di

going back to the greenhouse gas cups needed by 20 suzie. what does the 1st and least challenging category of meshes comprise and how would they help postpone illinois binding a game increase renewables production that's called based our in china reductions in india or in few floor nights of greenhouse gases us. so these are relatively simple measures that could be implemented quickly together to mean cutting around $3.00 giga thompson sucker stadium example is showing its fast patches of green a $3.00 giga ton drunk in greenhouse gases, is a good 12 percent have this 30 giga tons, that need to go by 20 searching, global inequality and injustice of being exacerbated by the on the presence effects of climate change. while the rich northern hemisphere continues to pollute the those bearing the button the primarily towards the south, mostly around the equator in countries such as indonesia, dismissal village by the indian ocean is called pens high behind you. rising sea levels and to wrench all down poles have left the happy beach as the name t

we got bands like showaddywaddy dark , maud, suzi showaddywaddy dark, maud, suzi quatro, then you hadnd then you had the disco late on the 70s and disco era late on the 70s and the punk era. yeah, but you sort of survived all those different eras music and a move with eras of music and a move with the times. eras of music and a move with the well,;. eras of music and a move with the well, that's see with guys >> well, that's see with guys and dolls, i used to keep saying, got change saying, we've got to change the music. to move on. but music. we've got to move on. but we were knocking it off. there was a cabaret circuit all was a huge cabaret circuit all over the uk, batley variety club was of the best was probably one of the best clubs country. yeah, they clubs in the country. yeah, they got acts from got top acts of acts from america coming in, you know, motown things like america coming in, you know, motoit| things like america coming in, you know, motoit| it things like america coming in, you know, moto it| it was hings like america coming in, you know, motoit| it was a ngs like

we got bands like showaddywaddy dark , maud, suzi showaddywaddy dark, maud, suzi quatro, then you hado, and then you had the disco late on the 70s and disco era late on the 70s and the punk era. yeah, but you sort of survived all those different eras music and a move with eras of music and a move with the times. eras of music and a move with the well,;. eras of music and a move with the well, that's see with guys >> well, that's see with guys and dolls, i used to keep saying, got change saying, we've got to change the music. to move on. but music. we've got to move on. but we were knocking it off. there was a cabaret circuit all was a huge cabaret circuit all over the uk, batley variety club was of the best was probably one of the best clubs country. yeah, they clubs in the country. yeah, they got acts from got top acts of acts from america coming in, you know, motown things like america coming in, you know, motoit| things like america coming in, you know, motoit| it things like america coming in, you know, moto it| it was hings like america coming in, you know, motoit| it was a ngs l

and this week brought an avalanche of new developments in donald trump's cases, starting with suzie wiles. a campaign official who, according to multiple sources, was shown a classified map by the former president. i reported along with my colleagues that wiles has spoken to federal investigators special times as part of the mar-a-lago documents investigation. it was unclear exactly what she told them. meanwhile, multiple sources tell cnn that the florida grand jury that indicted trump in the classified documents case three weeks ago is actually still investigating. this week we also learned that former trump attorney rudy giuliani was voluntarily interviewed by federal investigators as part of the special counsel's effort to investigate efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. also this week, special counsel investigators sat down with georgia's secretary of state, brad raffensperger, the man who was taped adds trump asked him to find votes after the 2020 election. and finally, somehow, donald trump's legal team found the time to counter sue carol who alleged that she defamed trump

as we see the and suzy as him and the intensity with which ukraine is reforming. and that's advancing rapidly towards your membership. so i'm very confident that if they keep on going, keeping the speed that the success will be there soon. and it is an impressive example to show that you can move forward fast in your membership if you fulfill the necessary conditions. diplomatic editor james base has moved from ven this. we're going to see presidents lensky here. he was with the lead as most of the lead as last night for the didn't uh, not clear really what the tone of those conversations was. but he looked pretty friendly when he greeted the leaders and the pictures we saw. but what it is, go, what it's going to be today using it of back down from these very strong criticism of the communique when he speaks and is here around the table with the lead is the 1st meeting of a new body of the nato ukraine council. russia has launched and drawing a tax and ukraine's capital for the 2nd life in a row. a defend systems have been deployed in key officials wanting people

will be located and the athletes will live in the hostel, we will have an ashana college, and for suzi there will be a separate hotel, a separate hotel for vison. vitebsk region, for some reason what we still have, uh, yanovsky olympic champions vitebsk victor is progressing with them, a good boxing ring hall was installed in the orsha palace in the vitebsk region was not chosen by chance. after all, it was from here that many titled boxers came out, including olympic champions and world champions. for us. this is a holiday, 12 really events and children, really. it is possible to show off a great professional level, but there are merits almost every year our pupils participate in the european theater championships, which was built here in the late eighties, and already in the early nineties , every july, the forum is held here. but this year, in august, for the first time, the stage will become a real ring, and here an athlete competed in the second games of the cis countries as a producer of the competition. in thai boxing, the picture of mark chagall's teacher yuri pan, which is cal

jeff van gupddy, suzy kolber, max kellerman, eshawn johnson and jalen rose are among those laid off on renegotiated and others would be allowed to expire. >>> and this morning the screen actors guild agreed to extend contract negotiations with hollywood studios and streaming services hours before the members were set to go on strike. >> the union which represents about 160,000 actors has to july 12 to reach a deal or they could join the writers guild of america that has been on strike for two months already. all right. so we got one group that's striking now, potentially another one in 11 days or so. if there is no deal reached to have both off at the same time, what happens? >> it shuts down all productions except independent productions not tied to studio. the writers are picketing and striking but there are some productions that already had been written and they were still in production. if actors go on strike, that's it. it shuts everything down. >> what are the demands that the actors are making? people go, well, these actors make a ton of money. what do they want? it to do with s

and now you've got suzy wiles who appears to be cooperating at some extent for the special counsel's office on the documents well she is, as in your time says, you know, helping minister before office which underscores the complexities the former president now faces. >> i mean, if you wrote a tv show about those people were not believe you she could be testifying against trump in a criminal -- while she's ahead of his political campaign. and that makes her so dangerous, because she has no ax to grind against trump. so you know she's what retailers, because she has nothing to gain by testifying against trump. but she's not going to commit perjury. and by the way, one more quick bit about susie wiles chris, i think you are a football fan. do you know she is the daughter of legendary sportscaster pat some hope. >> i heard that earlier today, remarkable trajectory to the job she has now. and the conversations she's having with the federal government. finally, david, what is the state of, sort of, the florida, the internal florida politics between desantis and trump today it is seems? it

references to the pak representative prefbsly mentioned and i believe there's reporting indicating thetes suzy wilds from florida. and i think that as we know she was in contact recently with the office of the special counsel, and that may explain why. >> one quick thing, ty. when you look at the document itself, the iran document, the fact it's now inclulded and it wasn't before, does that mean jack smith is acknowledging he's going to go through the whole process of it possibly going public? some of these things are classified and it's hard to get clearances. >> enough cifa it won't be completely public. they'll have to work out some summary and that's why they have the proceedings for the government to come up with a way the judge is satisfied the essence is a adequately presented without actually declassifying the document. so that'll take place. i do disagree with people who think this pushes the trial back significantly. because this is really straightforward stuff. i mean it's simple proof as to the obstruction, you know, the signal messages alone, you know, open and shut that door. so

suzy menkes , who's a >> yes.at she wore very cheap earrings. but those earrings that catherine wear, which cost about £25, she started wearing them when a mother long lost her teenage child and she gave them to catherine to wear so that she would remember them. and whenever she sees women who've got very ill children or , you got very ill children or, you know, teenagers, she wears these earrings that are in the same category she does. if you ever see her on an important occasion, she's really dressed up to the hills. she looks absolutely gorgeous . but she's absolutely gorgeous. but she's not somebody who feels that she needs to be flamboyant . camilla needs to be flamboyant. camilla loves that. i mean, she loves wearing jewellery and the queen's jewellery . and she looks queen's jewellery. and she looks very lovely in it. but catherine is not doing it because she's got a poor taste. she's doing it actually as a sign that she's actually as a sign that she's actually thinking about it, these mothers. so what of t

russia we give vadim a warm hello and continue to admire his ability to lead by the nose, not only suzi but the whole country, and here are our juries, whose facial expressions at the time of removing the mask last week gave a lot of fun to a man who simply has to advertise batteries , because even if he sits down, he still continues to cut the power engineer will now see timur rodriguez thank you charming mother of two children for the fourth season there is a parallel show reincarnation directly into the jury. today. she is esmeralda i guessed it. i thought you 'd say slav, this mother of two has her fourth child on the way. well, let's continue. previously, she only knew the height and weight of her star friends, and this season , according to her confession, she also began to record the size of her legs , the amazing, beautiful, multifaceted valeria . the judge in this place is actively starting to look for a bride among the masks. well and the monster, as the main ladies' man. i just have to pick up someone this season. we believe in you alexey vorobyov well, of course, he is the k

as suzy says, retain trust would imply i had trust in the bbc in the first place, which is incorrect.% of you say you do retrain in trust, retain trust in the bbc, 82% say you don't trust the bbc any more. coming up, former culture secretary david mellor delivers his verdict on the growing crisis at the bbc. lots to get through. it's a bbc in crisis special kwasi kwarteng tom bower and richard tice on the way. but first, the weather . first, the weather. >> a brighter outlook with boxed suella proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello there and greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast . further news weather forecast. further heavy showers over the next few days. quite breezy as well. temperatures around average for the time of year. so we look at the time of year. so we look at the bigger picture. low pressure is in charge of our weather at the moment, bringing in those showers pushes just a little further east the next few further east over the next few days. introducing a northwesterly flow. so quite chilly north western chilly around som

reporters and analysts who are losing their jobs, including veteran jeff van gundy, jalen rose and suzyhe, quote, difficult decisions based more on overall efficiency than merit will help us meet our financial targets and ensure future growth. espn's parent company, that's disney said in february that the company would cut some 7000 jobs a new laser light display is about to kick off in the bay area. it is all in celebration of the 50th anniversary of sutro tower in san francisco next week. the group illuminate is using the same 12 laser lights that we saw beaming up market street from the embarcadero. they will be positioning them to shine up through the center of sutro tower. we're excited to see what this is going to look like and feel like. and really, the biggest variable is the is the named artist on this piece, which is carl the fog. carl has a very unique relationship to laser light and we're very excited to see and even a little nervous what carl will be doing . the sutro tower light display will start july 4th and will run through july 8th. well, the supreme court ruled agains