tracey: if i knew, i would tell.tions are we will see gradual improvement as it relates to the recovery. again, we are seeing setbacks in a couple of markets, but other markets are quite strong. when we look at china, we look at israel, we look at australia, which are ahead of other markets in terms of their return to pre-pandemic levels, we see strong growth across all categories, inclusive of makeup. and we are seeing the face category come back, we are seeing lips come back, we are seeing mascara and eyes. we are seeing that recovery and makeup while skincare and fragrance, which have been strong performers during the pandemic continue to be strong. i do think when there is a resumption of social occasions, when there is a resumption of more professional occasions, when you think about the u.s., there is the expectation people will be going back to school, back to work over the next few months. those are opportunities for a recovery. guy: do you see an opportunity to raise prices here? tracey: as we look at inflat

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tracey to dublin is 54 minutes. westbound 4 is looking good. san rafael intoncisco is delay free. 680 shows traffic flowing well, no problems down through the sanole grade. and we will check out the south bay, nice and light for headlights moving on northbound 280. that is good to go all into san francisco. sy and demae with home improvement problems. >>> and possible prison time for two bay area college students if they are found guilty in the death this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. california's choice beauty? pretty boy. or a beast? john cox grew up with nothing; made himself a remarkable success. california's falling off a cliff. high taxes, unaffordable costs! even elon musk left! gavin's mismanagement of cramento.rn a is inexcusable. a i'll make 'em. recall the beauty. meet the nicest, smartest beast in california. john cox. >>> it is adjustment day for two area college students charged with stabbing and killing an i talian

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next up, we have tracey liss, who is the executive director of frandaya. am i saying that right? >> you were close. >> the hon. london breed: tell me how to say it. >> frandaja. >> the hon. london breed: oh, frandaja. >> thank you. this initiative is the perfect extension and next step for what's needed. every year, we get families who call who do not qualify. they don't make little enough

tracey webb appreciate the. conversation this afternoon. thank you, heather. frank.pping through the southeast today, causing at least one death will have a look at the extensive damage as these storms are expected to continue. around the bay area this afternoon 5 to 15 degrees above the seasonal average, with only minor changes expected for your bay area tuesday. we'll check in on the current conditions and show you what you can expect california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. now california phones offers free devices and accessories for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. several destructive tornado slammed into mississippi, as well as georgia as fox's phil keating tells us this afternoon, at least one death has been reported outside atlanta, and the da

years 3320 year he died in hospital died in a nursing home the guy tracey elvin an advocate for those in the same homes and whose father died in a care facility in long island thinks cuomo is comments ignore the reality of the situation. our seniors trusted us to protect them and what do we can we get a governor that failed us that's arrogant and makes these tone deaf remarks that continues to twist denies that he placed in the hearts of us the grieving family members we had our leaders are in hell to arm and the head of the and i each out in february telling us citizens that we knew that it was most deadly to the elderly back then in february so when you sign an executive order that puts a virus that is known to be the most evil elderly people even with elderly people i don't want to sound dramatic but that sounds at lot like murder it's unique and we need to know why he did it was there a monetary reason that he did it all of this needs to be investigated and every time he thinks he might get away with it he opens his mouth and he buries and simple little bit deeper the fact that we

the by—election was triggered by the labour mp tracey brabin being elected mayor of west yorkshire.hat the leading black lives matter activist sasha johnson is in a critical condition in hospital, after being shot in the head. officers attended an incident in the early hours of the morning in southwark, south london. police say at this stage there is no evidence it was a targeted attack. across the united states, almost 20,000 migrant children are being held in detention camps after entering the country illegally, many of them having travelled alone from central america. their families hoped they'd be able to begin a new life, but a bbc team has heard accounts from children of being neglected and held in cold and filthy conditions. hillary andersson�*s report begins on america's southern border. midnight on the rio grande. smugglers ferry migrants across to the land that they've dreamt of. but this is a night of fear. many of the adults will be deported in the morning. there are children here too, travelling alone. most of them will stay. jordi has fled violent gangs in guatemala. t

use ilands forward to tracey lumberjacks claims that female athletes are being told to big quiet over any issues they have about transgender people participating in women's competitions. when ever we have tried to speak out we've been told that we can't say that anything we do say. it seems to lately have been taken so the human rights court so we've been dissing carriage every step of the way even to this day it's all being told to be quiet and not talk about it laurel was overweight lestat before the transition so having transitioned in the thirty's that athlete would have still had the benefits of peace tossed her own for 30 years so there's no way of a woman making compete against a transcendent athlete who's had that been a sense of taste ostrow for that long even with having to lower it they lowered it now it's still me i 18 times the amount the average female is a reason why in sport we do have male and female character e and by allowing this to happen it's just earlier in the lines which is a 1st raise when transgender athlete laurel hubbard was allowed to compete as a woman b

in the tent next door, wet weather hysteria is setting in with newlyweds tracey and julian.ong country. and i don't mean that...! i mean, somewhere in the sun and on the plane and disappeared... ..might have been nice. yes. but never mind. no. as long as we're together, as long as tracey�*s here, that's the main thing. # why does it always rain on me...# in llangolen, and across wales, they've had twice the average may rainfall, and may ain't over yet, people. it's been torrential. nearly every day, to be honest. we've had everything here, every torrential rain. i mean, flooding, thunder and lightning, hailstones... hailstones? massive — size of marbles, honestly. in may? theyjust covered over the ground. and a tiny bit of sunshine — a tiny bit. oh, no! but is there a determination to fight through this weather? 0bviously, there's a huge determination. i mean, honestly, everybody sitting out in the rain under our brollies, having salad sandwiches. and we just sit there having a cup of tea all in this weather. as if the sun is cracking the flags? exactly. in england, alistair

joining me is the chief political commentator in the last few minutes, it has been confirmed that traceyst west yorkshire mayor. she has become the first west yorkshire mayor, elected on the second count, which basically means there will now at some point need to be a by—election in the constituency of batley and spen. tracy braden, the labour mp, has been elected. joining me is the chief political commentator at the independent, john rentoul. what will this mean for the labour party, that they have a by—election headache coming up? party, that they have a by-election headache coming up?— headache coming up? another bur-election — headache coming up? another by-election headache! - headache coming up? another by-election headache! batleyl headache coming up? another i by-election headache! batley and by—election headache! batley and spen isn't the same as hartlepool, obviously, but it is another northern, largely working class seat that voted to leave the eu, and where the brexit party, or in the batley and spen case, the heavy woollen independentsth, a eurosceptic party. the situation i

double nominee aj tracey is delighted an actual live audience will be in attendance.ee people in the flesh. i'm really looking forward to it. how much have you missed performing? i couldn't really put it on a scale. but really, performing is what we do. that is the essence of ourjob, so i feel like that has been a big chunk of me missing since i haven't been able to perform. this is going to be the biggest indoor live music event in the uk for more than a year. 4,000 fans, when they get to their seats, they can take off their masks, they can have a drink. they are even allowed to sing along. a crowd is allowed as the brits is one of the government's designated pilot test events. everyone going in tonight has to pass a covid test and a team of scientists will be monitoring everything that happens. some of the things we are going to look at is how closely people are standing towards each other. how people are engaging, greeting each other. if people remove their masks, or if they keep their masks on during the show. but also how people engage in the singing, clapping, a

everyone here, from the latino task force, valerie, tracey, john, roberto, so many of you have worked nonstop since day one. i look at mary ellen carroll, the head of our department of emergency management -- can we please give her a hand? this woman, you have to drag her on a one-day vacation, and if we're lucky, she'll go. we have to take her phone away. dr. colfax, you have been a hero in keeping us safe as much as you can from day one. i look at deon jones, and a nurse who helped created response to the first plague that san francisco survived, the hiv/aids plague and was here from day one to get us through the next plague, and deon, thank you. thank you. the press, you guys have been out here from day one, keeping us informed, putting your lives on the line. i look at all of you, and we all have been doing this from day one, and i have just profound gratitude for getting us to the way we are today, and where we are today is we're on the way to beating this. dr. colfax and madam mayor, thank you. two in the mission, two in the mission. it's because of places like this -- [applause

if you are headed out of tracey on toime in the green at 31 minutes. 205 over towards 680. is now friday light towards the dublin interchange. westbound 80 also look good. time to check the forecast and the weekend is finally here. >> so glad the weekend is here. we are look at temperatures on the rise. a pleasant day on this friday across the bay area. here is a live look with the treasure island camera look at san francisco and the bay bridge. with that sunshine out there temperatures right now in the 40s and 50s. concord you are coming in at 52. oakland good morning to you. also for san jose you are at 51. 50 in livermore. 49 in downtown san francisco. i'm watching the winds. still those westerly winds. that ocean breeze kicking in around the coast and along the bay. western wind at 20 at sfo. 6 mile per hour winds in oakland. 17 in fairfield. so this typical may weather for our region for t. as we look to our weekend temperatures will be on the rise. the ridge of high develop. this is a big concern for uswan. gusty offshore winds bringing a dangerous -- dangerous fire w

. >> and “the tracey ullman show”" >> oh, please! >> it was a sketch show. be thinking of stealing those candy bars. >> that's it! >> "the simpsons" would never have come along had it not been for “the tracey ullman show.” >> ultimately crime hurts the criminal. >> that's not true, mom. i got a free ride home, didn't i? >> bart! >> fox was thrilled that it was different. they said, sure, be experimental, do whatever you want. we're just happy to have a show on the air. >> i'm home! >> "married with children" was their first big, big hit in that way that said if all the rest of television is going this way, we're going that way. >> bud, kelly, you want to come down and help me in the kitchen? [ doors slam ] there, that should buy us about 10 minutes. seven more than we'll need. >> the title of "married with children" on the script was "not the cosby show." how great. you have to love that. they were taking the piss out of american families' fun. great fun. >> never wanted to get married, i'm married. never wanted kids, i got two of them. how the hell did this

her name was tracey denise benson. she was 16 years old and police haven't told us where she resided. but benson was reported missing to the san leandro police department by someone in the community now on april 26 police tweeted that a park visitor had alerted them of a decomposed body. that's when ben son's body was found at lake chabot regional park here in castro valley. but police are not saying exactly where she was located in the park. however, the park is open and people are able to take a walk. police say that there is no immediate threat to the public. but i have reached out to the police department and asked where ben says last whereabouts where where she recited. but we're still waiting to hear back from the police. they do ask that if anyone knows information about where bed since whereabouts were or any information about this investigation that you just give them a call. all right. james, back to you. all right. thanks a lot. camila. >> now to the latest on the increasingly dire situation when it comes to

just the usual throwden out of tracey. >>> we want to check back with amy. santa clara and santa cruz counties are in the yellow tier. it comes with a new set of work place rules including ask whether or not an employee has been vaccinated. amy hollyfield is live we can expect. >> reporter: santa clara has changed health orders saying it is safe to return to the office but employers need to verify an employee's vaccination status. if employees don't show proof, they will be on the nonvaccinated list. some businesses say they will take it a step further and require employees to get vaccinated. the county is moving into the yellow tier. bars can reopen and allow customers inside. health officials say residence should be proud about this step. >> so this is really fantastic. we are in this safe place because of all of you who have gone and gotten vaccinated and helped academic our county a safer place. >> reporter: the yellow tier is the least restrictive tear in the state's reopening plan. on june 15th, the state will do away with the colored tier system when

42-year-old paul megia had three kids and lived with his wife and parents in mountain house near tracey and went to mount pleasant high school in san jose and mission college. >>> 49-year-old timothy romo also went to mission college. his family said he just simply adored his daughter. 40-year-old michael rudometkin was a childhood friend of city councilman and were planning a golf outing in a couple weeks. he went to cupertino high school and leaves behind his wife and parents. 36-year-old taptejdeep singh leaves behind a wife and two young children. his family says he was trying to warn colleagues there was a shooter when he, himself, was gunned down. at the vigil last night, you know it is remarkable here, we do so many of these, unfortunately, but we asked sometimes why do we do these? they are very helpful. seeing everyone there is a way to listen to people, talk to people, and they said, the union boss right here, right before the vigil he gathered 100 or 200 union members and said we are all we have. let's do this together and share and get this off our chest because that is how

next up, we have tracey liss, who is the executive director of frandaya. am i saying that right? >> you were close. >> the hon. london breed: tell me how to say it. >> frandaja. >> the hon. london breed: oh, frandaja. >> thank you. this initiative is the perfect extension and next step for what's needed. every year, we get families who call who do not qualify. they don't make little enough money -- like anyone wants to make less money, right? especially our moms, our single moms. they don't make enough to qualify, and so we don't have anything to help them. we did fight for some scholarship programs so they could come to our center, and it still wasn't enough. i don't know if you know, the fee for a single-family with several kids, it's one fee. so even if they're paying the highest cost, it's still $600 a month for three kids, and then, they don't qualify anymore. they go on the track, they get the promotion for career advancement, and then, they don't qualify. now you're looking at about $2,000 per month per child. who can jump from $600 to $6,000 a month out of their pocket fo

>> kari, just checking, looks like the last of our crashes cleared out of the tracey area coming into the altamont pass, looking at the map it hasn't really changed the flow. there's still the slower drive as we lose lanes or folks lose lanes and they emerge 205 and 580 on the right side of your screen. let's look over here first though, laura talked about the fire, on mission peak there, folks familiar with the area snow stanford avenue is one of the access points, where we're hearing about fire crew activity so avoid that and taking care of the steep terrain, bob redell follows the story. no freeways, no major roadway its affected. looking at 84 and 580 through the altamont pass, typical drive and no delays contra costa, highway 4 looks great, bay bridge toll plaza no backup. let's stick with the maps and continue our coverage for asian-american pacific islander month. i'm talk about a common misunderstanding about the pacific islander community i posted on my facebook page, another map of the pacific islands including yes, hawaii, but that doesn't mean that folks from hawaii are ca

the other 2 up a delivery tracei through and right through. we are pretty much automatic. but i'm depending on the model and the making of a phone and how old the phone is. you need to make sure that those alerts are turned on. >> now, whether or not you receive an alert depends on your vicinity to the epicenter of the quake and whether or not that quake reaches a certain magnitude. but on the apps you can set your settings for yourself so you can get an alert for even the smaller troubles. if you want to. now, if you're looking for up to date. earthquake information. get your phone out right now. scan this qr code on your screen. it's going to take you directly to our earthquake page for all the details on any movement right here in the bay area back to use knots a while. >> up next, we'll hear from the attorney for one of the women accusing of the windsor mayor of assault. what they have to say about a potential video of the alleged attack. plus a new plan to reduce inmate population that could lead more than 73,000 inmates out early including many with life sentences. m

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next up, we have tracey liss, who is the executive director of frandaya. am i saying that right?you were close. >> the hon. london breed: tell me how to say it. >> frandaja. >> the hon. london breed: oh, frandaja. >> thank you. this initiative is the perfect extension and next step for what's needed. every year, we get families who call who do not qualify. they don't make little enough money -- like anyone wants to make less money, right? especially our moms, our single moms. they don't make enough to qualify, and so we don't have anything to help them. we did fight for some scholarship programs so they could come to our center, and it still wasn't enough. i don't know if you know, the fee for a single-family with several kids, it's one fee. so even if they're paying the highest cost, it's still $600 a month for three kids, and then, they don't qualify anymore. they go on the track, they get the promotion for career advancement, and then, they don't qualify. now you're looking at about $2,000 per month per child. who can jump from $600 to $6,000 a month out of their pocket for ca

everyone here, from the latino task force, valerie, tracey, john, roberto, so many of you have worked ellen carroll, the head of our department of emergency management -- can we please give her a hand? this woman, you have to drag her on a one-day vacation, and if we're lucky, she'll go. we have to take her phone away. dr. colfax, you have been a hero in keeping us safe as much as you can from day one. i look at deon jones, and a nurse who helped created response to the first plague that san francisco survived, the hiv/aids plague and was here from day one to get us through the next plague, and deon, thank you. thank you. the press, you guys have been out here from day one, keeping us informed, putting your lives on the line. i look at all of you, and we all have been doing this from day one, and i have just profound gratitude for getting us to the way we are today, and where we are today is we're on the way to beating this. dr. colfax and madam mayor, thank you. two in the mission, two in the mission. it's because of places like this -- [applause] >> supervisor ronen: -- that we are

in the tent next door, wet weather hysteria is setting in with newlyweds tracey and julian.but never mind. no. as long as we're together, as long as tracey�*s here, that's the main thing. # why does it always rain on me...# in llangolen, and across wales, they've had twice the average may rainfall, and may ain't over yet, people. it's been torrential. nearly every day, to be honest. we've had everything here, every torrential rain. i mean, flooding, thunder and lightning, hailstones... hailstones? massive — size of marbles, honestly. theyjust covered over the ground. and a tiny bit of sunshine — a tiny bit. oh, no! but is there a determination to fight through this weather? obviously there's a huge determination. i mean, honestly, sitting out in the rain under our brollies, having salad sandwiches. and we just sit there having a cup of tea all in this weather. as if the sun is cracking the flags? exactly. in as if the sun is cracking the flags? exactl . . ~ , ., exactly. in england, alistair flicked through _ exactly. in england, alistair flicked through the - exactly. in en

now, john tracey alexander was an individual in illinois, who with the mccoy brothers knew very well. he ran an operation of about 80,000 acres, where he raised cohen and then over winter, put weight on them and then put them into the new york markets. he was probably the largest operator in all of illinois. and so, when mccoy brothers wanted to do was to channel texas cattle, which were very cheap, because they had nowhere to go during the civil war. and get them to a transportation system and then take them to buyers, like alexander in illinois who would buy them and find them up. so the mccoy brothers were interested in being middleman and this whole system. they weren't interested in being cowboys themselves. they were interested in the buying and the selling of a life stop. as an essence was so alexander. so he kept them for over the winter, get them fat on hey, get them fat on corn. and then get them into that newark market. because each extra pound is more money that you make. and so, this is the result and that wonderful thriving metropolis in 1867. all of about two huts. one

. >> for "cbs this morning," ben tracey. >> i don't not that at all. >> when this news, it was like hearing it was a public marriage. but you never know. >> there are some couples, tony, you can say, oh, we saw that coming. this was not one of those. >> no. >> i was sorry to hear it. i think they're both smart and compassionate and caring people. >> you're always sorry to hear it. >> i am, i am -- well, there's some i'm not sorry to hear. >> we've got more coming up. >> we wish them the best. >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by jazz pharmaceuticals.icals.form the lives of patients at jazzpharma.com. once daily sunosi improves wakefulness in adults with excessive daytime sleepiness due to obstructive sleep apnea. nosi does not treat thus thelaco to nine hours at 12 weeks inyour cp.cal study. continue to use any treatments or devices as prescribed by your doctor. don't take sunosi if you've taken an maoi in the last 14 days. sunosi may increase blood pressure and heart rate, which can increase your risk of heart attack, stroke, heart failure, or death. tell your doctor if you

ranking member tracey mann offered an amendment to oversee the use of those funds during the committee's markup of the american cries plan. it was voted down on party lines. what i feared at that time i can now confirm. the american rescue plan has essentially become a blank check for the v.a. to the tune of $17.1 billion. h.r. 2911 would establish strict oversight and reporting requirements over all remaining covid supplemental funds it. would also require v.a. inspector general to conduct regular audits of these funds. lastly, it would require g.a.o. to conduct a complete review after all funds have been spent. i believe these requirements are appropriate given that we are talking about tens of billions of taxpayer dollars. we should all expect full transparency on the use of these funds. i want to thank chairman pappas and ranking member mann for joining me in introducing this bill. i encourage all my colleagues to support this bill. with that, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized.

the yorkshire post leads with the news that tracey brabin has been voted in as the first metro mayorntment to the role as an "historic moment". if you've ever watched scarlett moffatt on tv, from gogglebox to i'm a celebrity, you'll know she has a sharp wit and a seemingly confident, happy—go—lucky personality. but afterfinding fame, she endured unrelenting abuse from online trolls which eventually prompted her to call the samaritans for support. now she's in a better place, scarlett wants to use her experience to help others and she's become an ambassador for the charity. breakfast�*s jayne mccubbin went to meet her. did you, are you allowed bums on bbc? are you allowed bums on bbc? look straight into the camera. i can't really do serious. just do a smile. i think people would presume that i'm super outgoing, super bubbly, happy all of the time. you do want to portray yourself as this positive bubbly person because that makes other people happy, even if it's just for that half an hour or hour. because when you've felt sad yourself, you don't want anyone else to ever feel that way. a

next up, we have tracey liss, who is the executive director of frandaya. am i saying that right? >> you were close. >> the hon. london breed: tell me how to say it. >> frandaja. >> the hon. london breed: oh, frandaja. >> thank you. this initiative is the perfect extension and next step for what's needed. every year, we get families who call who do not qualify. they don't make little enough money -- like anyone wants to make less money, right? especially our moms, our single moms. they don't make enough to qualify, and so we don't have anything to help them. we did fight for some scholarship programs so they could come to our center, and it still wasn't enough. i don't know if you know, the fee for a single-family with several kids, it's one fee. so even if they're paying the highest cost, it's still $600 a month for three kids, and then, they don't qualify anymore. they go on the track, they get the promotion for career advancement, and then, they don't qualify. now you're looking at about $2,000 per month per child. who can jump from $600 to $6,000 a month out of their pocket fo

double nominee aj tracey is delighted an actual live audience will be in attendance.that has been a big chunk of me missing since i haven't been able to perform. this is going to be the biggest indoor live music event in the uk for more than a year. 4,000 fans, when they get to their seats, they can take off their masks, they can have a drink. they are even allowed to sing along. a crowd is allowed as the brits is one of the government's designated pilot test events. everyone going in tonight has to pass a covid test and a team of scientists will be monitoring everything that happens. some of the things we are going to look at is how closely people are standing towards each other. how people are engaging, greeting each other. if people remove their masks, or if they keep their masks on during the show. but also how people engage in the singing, clapping and just what happens on site. the results will be used to try to bring about the return of live music all around the uk. i think the goal really is get back to full capacity, no social distancing, and as close as poss

next up, we have tracey liss, who is the executive director of frandaya. am i saying that right?frandaja. >> the hon. london breed: oh, frandaja. >> thank you. this initiative is the perfect extension and next step for what's needed. every year, we get families who call who do not qualify. they don't make little enough money -- like anyone wants to make less money, right? especially our moms, our single moms. they don't make enough to qualify, and so we don't have anything to help them. we did fight for some scholarship programs so they could come to our center, and it still wasn't enough. i don't know if you know, the fee for a single-family with several kids, it's one fee. so even if they're paying the highest cost, it's still $600 a month for three kids, and then, they don't qualify anymore. they go on the track, they get the promotion for career advancement, and then, they don't qualify. now you're looking at about $2,000 per month per child. who can jump from $600 to $6,000 a month out of their pocket for care? it's been an impossible task. we saw in the pandemic how importa

congratulations to dave and tracey who got married there. they got married at chelsea town hall.ttempted before. so this is our cabin, there's just enough legroom to be able to lie down. i'm here, martin's here, so it's pretty cosy. it's the idea of catherine wilkins, who runs a fitness centre in northumberland. despite the mammoth challenge ahead, she managed to get martin, who works for her, on board. i like to try things that no—one has ever done before. when catherine mentioned it to me, that she's got this challenge in mind and nobody has ever completed it, i was instantly yes, i'm there, i'm doing it. the pair will start their challenge by climbing mount snowdon in wales before walking to caernarfon. they'll row to whitehaven and from there walk up to the summit of scafell pike. after walking back to the coast they'll cross the irish sea to northern ireland, wherte they'll tackle slieve donard. they then take on the longest rowing leg of their expedition, before travelling by sea and canal to the highlands of scotland. there, they'll climb ben nevis. the irish sea has a lot

next up, we have tracey liss, who is the executive director of frandaya. am i saying that right? >> you were close. >> the hon. london breed: tell me how to say it. >> frandaja. >> the hon. london breed: oh, frandaja. >> thank you. this initiative is the perfect extension and next step for what's needed. every year, we get families who call who do not qualify. they don't make little enough money -- like anyone wants to make less money, right? especially our moms, our single moms. they don't make enough to qualify, and so we don't have anything to help them. we did fight for some scholarship programs so they could come to our center, and it still wasn't enough. i don't know if you know, the fee for a single-family with several kids, it's one fee. so even if they're paying the highest cost, it's still $600 a month for three kids, and then, they don't qualify anymore. they go on the track, they get the promotion for career advancement, and then, they don't qualify. now you're looking at about $2,000 per month per child. who can jump from $600 to $6,000 a month out of their pocket fo

and this picture of the stunning sunrise was taken by tracey in swanage this morning. time to rise up to 23 or 24 degrees. through this evening and overnight, comes the low cloud, mist and fog. out towards the west we have advancing cloud ahead of the relevant as the result of all of the relevant as the result of all of this and also the southerly breeze it will not be a cold night. here is a weather front coming our wealth and coming away for tomorrow, a ridge of high pressure, still things that fairly settled for most end with light breezes, as well. we start off with a cloud in the east, pushing back to the north sea coastline, like today and yesterday some of it will stick but not all. out towards the west we could just catch the old shower in western scotland, but most will stay dry. if anything tomorrow looks that bit warmer than today, we can its 25 or 26 aware. if we do it will day of the year so far. india wednesday, we start with low cloud across the coastline, most of it pushing away —— into wednesday. then another dry day, cloud billing for the afternoon, s