lauren scala: here, tracey's husband, joe, takes you paddleboarding while tracey, herself, welcomes youback with a warm kitchen full of traditional favorites. take a big handful of flour into the bowl. this is very different from baking. baking is usually measured down to the t. yeah. and you know what? you have dainty little hands, so you need to go again. ok. how is this experience unique to northern ireland? we're connecting with the loch and the landscape with homemade food and drink and the warmth in our home. lauren scala: wow. this is gorgeous. joe: as you know, the loch's just on our doorstep here. and it's just such an idyllic location for it. doesn't matter how old you are or how young you are. you can get out on the board. really easy to get started, you know? i think when you think about bread making and paddleboarding, i don't know. they don't really seem to mix well. well, you work up an appetite. yeah. i love the bread, so i need time to work it off, you know? you're going to scoop out your dough onto the table. then what you're going to do is you're going to pretend you'

conservative mps, tracey crouch, the son list.on, a former sports minister, she has done a lot of work around football governance and campaigning on breast cancer. we also have philip davies, he is another conservative mp, he is married to esther mcvey, who is a cabinet minister, who used to present a show with his wife and gb news, and also have a democratic union as party mp on the list as well, and it's interesting, because as well as the politics we also have figures from creative and tech industries, for example christopher nolan, the oscar winning director of oppenheimer. police in south africa say they've arrested a man for reckless and drunken driving after his car collided with that of the former president, jacob zuma. no one was injured in the incident on thursday evening. clear—up efforts are under way in baltimore, around the bridge which collapsed after it was hit by a ship earlier this week. the national transportation safety board has released this footage of its staff, on board the container ship, the dali. you can

ben tracey, cbs news, california. >>> still ahead on "cbs weekend news," doggy dna. what consumers need to know about those testing kits that promise to trace your puppy's providence. >>> pet dna tests are big business and growing fast. valued at $235 million worldwide in 2022. but how accurate are they? in tonight's weekend journal christina hegar of cbs station wbz in boston put the companies to the test with some surprising results. >> you're a good girl, cleo. >> rporter: my sweet dog, cleo. all her life i've had no idea what breed she is until maybe now, that she reluctantly let me swab her cheek to be sent to a geneticist. >> they put in big fancy machines and read off a string >> reporter: she's a research at the brode institute and runs a lab called darwin's ark, digging into pet dna science an industry on track to be worth $783 million by 2030. >> i personally have concerns about the fact from a consumer standpoint you don't always know what you're getting when you work with those companies. there's not a lot of rules in this space. >> reporter: that's me sw

i'm congressman tracey mann. >> i'm congressman frank marvin. >> as cochairs of the weekly house prayero welcome you to the 72nd annual national prayer breakfast. we gather in a stork statutory halt this morning in the spirit of jesus to pray, for the president, for one another, and for the country. >> the national prayer breakfast is a refuge the fellowship for members of congress and the president of the united states where we put our political differences aside and come together in unity to pray. >> president dwight d. eisenhower, i hereby, spoke at the very first national prayer breakfast in 1953. the story goes that one day while he was sharing at the weekly synod prayer breakfast he referred to the white house as the loneliest house in america, and the idea for this gathering was born. >> today marks 71 years since the first national prayer breakfast, and as we look around on our country and world we find ourselves in desperate need of spiritual renewal. as americans it's part of our heritage to call upon the lord for help in our time of need. that's why we have come together this

president tracey noted the importance of the security issue for iran and iraq and indicated himself. well, despite this, that once upon a time these countries actually had a ten-year war and there was a showdown, everyone unites in the face of external danger, because the middle east and the countries of the middle east, perhaps, naturally, will always have some contradictions among themselves, but in general, an attempt. mi-6 is somehow now infiltrating iran, while at the same time the americans remain as much as possible, turning from an argument of force into a target, and i think that more and more, well, i must say that the rapprochement between iran and iraq is a side effect a result, or maybe a direct result of american policy in iraq, which eliminated the sunni elite there and pushed the shiites, who were already much closer to iran, to the top. american politics in general. it is really now being built in such a way that the middle east is becoming. hello, evening news on channel one, andrey ukharev with you. vladimir putin discussed the best city on earth and the developmen

belt, regularly change... woman, cosmonaut marina vasilevskaya, as well as nasa astronaut, american traceypondent, alexey karev, saw how the last pre-flight hours pass at baikanur. a filigree installation in the language of astronauts, verticalization, no rush, because it is from this position that the rocket will fly into space. while the crew is completing pre-flight preparations, final testing of all systems is underway. general tests will be carried out. tests, they included a theoretical part and a practical one, all crew members, including the backup crew, coped with the tests and received permission to flight. the day before the launch, the astronauts have a pre-flight press conference, they are behind glass in a sterile area. the expedition was led by oleg novitsky, this is his fourth flight. behind the commander's shoulders. make spectral video photography of the earth. next we have tv work lactoferin. this is a belan analogue of human lactafine for microorganisms in space flight conditions. for american tracy dyson, this is already her third trip to orbit. she is an experienced e

>> that's sophie shaving her own head to support mom tracey who's battling stage four to vaovaria cancer. sophie making sure her mom knows she will never fight alone. >> our mind goes to kick this cancer in the butt, and sophie's there to support me, which was just amazing. >>> and here's a milestone, jennifer duggen will never forget. >> please stand so we can honor you. please stand. >> there she is getting her masters degree at tennessee tech when all of a sudden they played this message from her son william serving in the military far from home. >> hey, mom. i know i'm not there for graduation, so i figured i would make a video and tell you i'm proud of you, congratulations, and i love you. keep pushing. i'll see you soon. >> so take me back to that day that you saw him on that screen. >> oh, my goodness. it was so emotional. my heart just exploded. i'm so proud of what he's doing. this is his second deployment within two years. >> jennifer also serves, a proud member of the tennessee army national guard. how does it make you feel, as a parent, to know and see that your son gets it?

tracey was on a lunch break when she first saw the video. >> it popped up on my time line, and it wasit: day si and richie adopting horton as soon as they could. >> he's the cutest guy ever, and he immediately wanted nothing more than to start licking us. >> whit: horton now in the warm embrace of his forever home. >> don't be afraid to adopt dogs. like he had a rough start to his life. all they need is a little love and a little attention. we couldn't be happier with horton. >> whit: absolutely. truly a happy ending. thanks so much for watching tonight. i'm whit johnson. good night announce thank you for making world news tonight with david muir america's most-watched newscast. food chain set to shutter one of its restaurants for the first time ever. also, the pressure is on for oakland's newly named police chief, facing a tough road ahead and nancy pelosi on the fight to keep the affordable care act going. abc7 news starts right now. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> rain coming down hard across parts of the bay area today. this video shot this afternoon at the maca

there are also four conservative mps on the list, so they include tracey crouch, who is standing down next election, but she is a former sports minister. she is known for having done a lot of work into football governance. there is also philip davies. now, his wife, esther mcvey, is a cabinet minister. he is a gb news presenter. but it wasn't all politicians on the list. there are some interesting names from the tech and creative industries. so, christopher nolan and his wife emma thomas who are known for their work on oppenheimer. mr nolan, he got an oscar for this. they were also given gongs in this list. and shelley, it has of course opened up more general election speculation, the fact that we have got this honours list now. some suggesting could that mean a summer election? yeah, you're right, there has been a bit of speculation around that. in the labour criticism, anneliese dodds, what she said is, she said this is the actions of someone who knew they were on their way out, so feeding a little bit into that speculation. interestingly, though, michael gove, the community secreta

conservative mp tracey crouch, and film director christopher nolan, also received honours.resenter for a london—based iranian tv news channel was attacked outside his home in south london. iran international, which has reported extensively on anti—government protests in iran said the victim was pouria zeraati, one of its presenters. police were called to an address in wimbledon shortly before 3pm this afternoon to reports a man had been stabbed in his leg. he is now stable in hospital. people on the lowest incomes will be able to have their debts wiped—out for free as rules change in april. debt relief orders clear existing debt on everything from council tax to energy bills and rent. but citizen s advice say many people are unable to afford the £90 it costs to get one. now that fee is about to be scrapped in england and wales, as our cost of living correspondent colletta smith has been finding out. a change is on the way to ease the pressure on those struggling the most. i am trying to encourage anyone who will listen, to be honest, if they are in debt, that they can have

andrew wiggins tuvo otro buen partido con 20 puntos, 8 rebotes y 8 asistencias, además de tracey jacksonarda con su segundo cuadrangular del partido. con esto ganaron los san francisco 8 a 3 y chapman se mandó 5 carreras. el ex atlético de oakland, su ex equipo por el momento, pues no le han ido las cosas nada bien. ya sabemos que así va a ser las cosas para oakland. aquí en la primera entrada, en el estreno de kipling con el equipo de los atléticos de oakland, iba a entregar 3 carreras en sus 5 entradas. y después, aunque el ex san francisco jay davis aquí recortaba, no le alcanzó lo los guardians 6 a 4 y los ice no han ganado ninguno de sus 2 partidos. hasta aquí los deportes, la pausa y ya regresamos. domina la acción fue presentado por river rock casino khannana parte de u para su temporada de conciertos del 2024 y la banda one republic es solo 1 de los muchos artistas musicales programados para subir al escenario este año, así como los comediantes george lopez, chelsea handler y jerry seinfield. la programación fue anunciada. hay más temprano y la preventa para los miembros del club

you have also got four conservative mps, - also got four conservative mps, including people like tracey is a former sports minister, she has done a lot of work around football governance and as well campaigning on breast cancer. we also have philip davies, who is another conservative mp, marriage to esther mcvey, a cabinet minister and he used to present a show with his wife on gb news. then we also have a democratic unionist party mp on the list as well. it is interesting because as well as the politics, we also have some figures from the creative and tech industries, so for example christopher nolan, who obviously oscar—winning director of the oppenheimerfilm. obviously oscar-winning director of the oppenheimer film.— the oppenheimer film. shelley phels, the oppenheimer film. shelley phelps, thank _ the oppenheimer film. shelley phelps, thank you _ the oppenheimer film. shelley phelps, thank you very - the oppenheimer film. shelley phelps, thank you very much. | clear up efforts are under way in baltimore, around the bridge which collapsed after it was hit by a ship earlier this week.

conservative mp tracey crouch and film director christopher nolan also received honours.ion from a hiroshima survivor who's watched it. around the world and across the uk, this is the world today on bbc news. let's look at events in the middle east now. israel is reported to have carried out air strikes in syria. observers say the strikes happened in aleppo and may have targeted a depot storing rockets run by the militant group hezbollah. the reports suggest that at least 42 people were killed, including six members of hezbollah and 36 members of the syrian army. there have been sporadic clashes between the israeli military and hezbollah on israel's northern borders since the outbreak of the war in gaza. israel hasn't confirmed the strike, but its defence minister said it was expanding operations against the group. translation: we are actually turning from defending - to pursuing hezbollah. in any place hezbollah is operating, we will reach them. this is correct for beirut, balbec, tyre, siddon, across the area, and it's also true for far more places such as damascus and

just southeast of tracey. so just outside the trivalley. but in terms of any rain in the bay, we are still just watching the last little shower down towards the south bay, checking out the real pretty video and why the skies are so great and a batch of rain working south of allen rock, but that's it. futurecast will show us this stuff goes away, so it is just clouds tomorrow. however, it is still a bit windy out there. one other thing to talk about before we move on from here and those storms, we are moving from north to south. you can see the northerly winds are moving through the bay as well as we've got 20, 25 miles an hour winds out there. so this will add a little windchill factor on that day and that will be better tomorrow unless you're near the coast with a bit of an onshore breeze tomorrow. we won't turn it off completely in the city or near the water tomorrow. if you're inland, then it will be better. just a few high clouds and less wind. let's take a quick look at tomorrow. you've gotten used to the daytime highs in the low 70s i

cody fisher's mother tracey said they were pure evil. 0ur midlands correspondent phil mackie reports.r of midlands sides. —— birmingham and walsall. his family and friends said he lived life to the full. he was killed on boxing day over a trivial incident two days earlier. it boxing day over a trivial incident two days earlier.— boxing day over a trivial incident two days earlier. it has 'ust ruined our two days earlier. it has 'ust ruined family. — two days earlier. it has 'ust ruined eurfemny. at two days earlier. it has 'ust ruined our family. it has h two days earlier. it hasjust ruined our family. it has ruined _ ourfamily. it has ruined everybody�*s life. we all kind of lived and done our best for cody, and now he is no longer here. it is hard to come to terms with what to do. his fate had been sealed when he brushed past remi gordon in a bar on christmas eve. you canjust about see gordon's angry and threatening reaction. cody thought nothing of it and left, but gordon spent the next two days messaging people to try to track him down. on boxing day, cody, his best friend dan and

meanwhile, treasury committee chairwoman harriet baldwin has been given a damehood, as has tracey crouchports minister. now the queen received overwhelming support for the king and princess of wales at her historic royal maundy service earlier on today, well—wishers brave cold and wet conditions to catch a glimpse of camilla as she stood in for her husband, who's receiving treatment for cancer . despite treatment for cancer. despite the king's absence, there was a personal pre—recorded message from him broadcast inside worcester cathedral and in the video he highlighted the importance of care and kindness in times of need in the wake of his and the princess of wales's cancer diagnoses . that's the cancer diagnoses. that's the news for the latest stories. do sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen right now or go to gb news .com/ alerts . alerts. >> thank you very much, polly . >> thank you very much, polly. now, brace yourself, because i've been told to embark upon my own attempt at one of jacob's illustrious monologues or, as he calls them, monologues. now now, i've s

just outside of tracey.tually one of the fastest growing places in the state. >> the community overwhelmingly voted to make mountain house a city during last week's primary elections and we'll finally get to see that happen this summer. >> wilson walker has more on the area's recent up-and-down history and how it shaped the community. >> so i am originally from -- born and raise in fremont, and i've resided in mountain house for the past ten years with my family. >> reporter: not only a resident, he's a realtor who has put a lot of people in their very own mountain house homes, and this is a community of homes that has famously seen a very wild ride. >> 2008, the recession, i think mountain house was the most underwater community in the nation. >> reporter: flash forward to the pandemic when homes here were jumping 20% in value in just six months. >> and it's still affordable compared to the bay area but has since covid prices have gone up. >> reporter: and now amid another building boom, the famously up-and

ambassador to russia lynne tracey said this week. >> the accusations against evan are categorically untrueifferent interpretation of circumstances. they are fiction. nick: gershkovich moved to russia in 2017 to work for the moscow times, before joining the journal in 2022. he loved his work, he loved traveling through russia, and he has shown remarkable resilience, strength, and even good humor, throughout this ordeal. i'm now joined in the studio by evan's sister, danielle gershkovich. and almar latour, the publisher of the wall street journal and ceo of dow jones. thank you very much, both of you. welcome back to the newshour. danielle, let me start with you. how's your brother doing? danielle: i'm so amazed by him. he still is himself. i look at the courtroom footage and photos, and i recognize all his little mannerisms. and he writes me letters. we write letters to each other about once a week, and they're still so full of humor. it's still my little brother. we get to correspond. but i know he works incredibly hard to keep his spirits up. he has a very strict routine for himself. he r

. >> good afternoon commissioners my name is tracey project manager for the groundwater project and the reason for only one bidder that is because some of the reasons that we got from the contractor phase one is close to the holidays and two, also there are other projects that they feel more like doing instead of this project and that is specialized and not many contractors have that much experience. >> okay. >> and then the ones we had experience had other. >> yes. that's correct. >> i noticed during the bid opening date of the contractors 3 hundred the experience bid on another project and not this project. >> all right. and then so have we decided maybe mother to open up bidding during the holidays is that something maybe - >> yes. that's one good lesson learned in the future definitely will bid after the holidays. >> and have any of the contractors working for us already? >> one of the contractors that didn't bid after the award of one of the original - local ground water projects so it is just a matter of choosing which project fits they're also the priorities they have on their co

treasury committee chairwoman harriet baldwin in the picture there has been given a damehood, as has traceycrouch, the former sports minister and the british filmmaker christopher nolan and his wife, producer emma thomas , his wife, producer emma thomas, are to respectively receive a knighthood and a damehood . their knighthood and a damehood. their film oppenheimer took home the best oscar for best picture at this year's academy awards. together, they've created some of hollywood's most celebrated cinema, including dunkirk, inception and a trilogy of batman films starring christian bale. those are the latest news stories. do sign up for gb news alerts to scan the qr code on your screen right now, or go to gb news dot common alerts. now it's gb news dot common alerts. now wsfime gb news dot common alerts. now it's time for. farage. >> good evening. i know last night we were all shocked by the stabbing that took place between shortlands and beckenham junction . but it wasn't just junction. but it wasn't just that because there was also two people stabbed at kennington tube in east london. a s

tracey emin's bed actually seems pretty classy after reading josh. actually seems pretty classy afteyeahems pretty classy afteyeah, another josh. actually seems pretty classy afteyeah, another photo . >> yeah, another photo. outrageous photo of hamas parading naked and parading shiny looks naked and mutilated. body wins a top award. so there's a very disturbing image of, hamas terrorists taking the arguably raped, dead body of, shani back into gaza, parading her around later. and this photo that was part of the associated press won this award, and it's incredible because there's evidence that the people who took these photos, who had to have known about the attack before it happened, they were there on, like as the attack was going on, as they were breaking through the bulldozer, through the, through the walls, through the through the walls, through the through gates , they were through the gates, they were there. there were also evidence of cameramen who, like, were also carrying weapons themselves and grenades . so the idea that and grenades. so the idea that this photo or shows like i

back for vengeance and coming back with an extreme group around him and plan to dismantle democrat tracey. that's what this election is going to be about. >> sarah, you've talked about this publicly. john kelly has talked about serving as a bit of a guardrail around the time that trump was tweeting about little rocket man on an issue as dire as nuclear war with north korea. jim mattis quits over cause, over trump's decisions and jarring moves in the middle east. john bolton talked about trump with the taliban at camp david on 9/11. former republican senator bob corker wanted to limit an american president's nuclear capabilities because of trump. he called the west wing either romper room or day care, i forget the adjective. republicans who bore witness to trump's lack of fitness have -- some have come out and talked about that. your warning is different, though. your warning is that a second term would be worse. explain. >> well, i think that in the first term you had people of good character like john kelly, jim mattis, john bolton, the list goes on, who weren't enabling him. they were p

tracey crouch, sara bristol britcliffe.hard to get this thing, the this through. but the thing, the thing highlights this is this through. but the thing, the thin wouldn'tjhlights this is this through. but the thing, the thinwouldn't haveits this is this through. but the thing, the thin wouldn't have thought; this through. but the thing, the thin wouldn't have thought that a you wouldn't have thought that a shirt would be so, so, so shirt design would be so, so, so intrinsic to the direction of this. but this, this is where we are, you know, and we need to put fans front and centre of football, but it happens this week. this is what we're doing with the, with the legislation . with the, with the legislation. >> but ben we're putting fans front and centre. it's not putting fans front and centre when you're expecting them to pay when you're expecting them to pay £124.99 for one of these blooming shirts. >> that's insane. i mean, you'd want you'd want the shirt to actually score the goals for you at that price. it's utterly nu

tracey crouch, a former sports minister, mark spencer, the farming minister and philip davies, of course let's see what he had to say. >> philip, the one question i have to ask is what have you done to deserve it ? done to deserve it? >> well, that's not really for me to answer, dawn , is it? me to answer, dawn, is it? >> to be perfectly honest, i didn't award this to myself. it was awarded to me, so it's not for it's not for me to for me. it's not for me to decide that. that's for the people. and, people will have their own opinion about whether any honour is merited or not. and you only have to look at social you'll social media, and you'll see that some people think it's the best rishi sunak's best decision that rishi sunak's ever some people think ever made, and some people think it's disgrace. it's an absolute disgrace. and twas thus i suppose, but twas ever thus i suppose, but it's not for me to say whether i deserve it or not or what i've done. it's for, like i say, i didn't award it to myself. >> do you think you deserve it? >> do you think you deserve it? >> i think probably >>

but i think if you look at philip, sir philip, now, if you look at marks spencer, you look at traceynd harriet baldwin, done a lot baldwin, they've all done a lot of from the benches, of work, from the back benches, from the select committees. obviously, mark spencer was a chief whip as well. and really , chief whip as well. and really, really difficult times. so they've earned their spurs. they're political they're those political services, someone like philip has the side of has been in the former side of many, many governments, and but for really constructive way that he's actually, conducted himself , being that being that person . , being that being that person. >> okay, paul. and just finally, what do you make of this thames water fiasco? they're asking to hike customer bills by about 40% whilst, know, drastically whilst, you know, drastically underperforming. whilst, you know, drastically underperformour water renationalise our water companies ? companies? >> i don't think you can renationalised water company as a whole, because i think you know, going to be hugely know, that

other names on the list, four conservative mps including tracey crouch, a former sports minister whoi sunak is out of touch. but i think it is worth remembering that whenever one of these lists comes out, there is always controversy. thanks for that, shelley phelps, our westminster correspondent. dog attacks cost farmers in the uk more than £2.4 million last year, in lost livestock and vets bills, according to data from the insurer, nfu mutual. that's an increase of 30% on 2022. the south west was the worst—affected area in england. the uk will almost double the amount of aid it gives to sudan — delivering a package worth £89 million in the next financial year. the nearly one—year war has created the biggest displacement disaster in the world and the un is warning of the risk of famine. this is the dramatic moment lightning struck a city centre hotel in south wales. the video was captured in newport on thursday afternoon as thunderstorms swept the area. management at the hotel said they remained open as usual and would welcome guests over the easter weekend. there were fears for the