waterloo, i know it very well.bott does has pretty much got the golden magic du5t anything that abbott does has pretty much got the golden magic dust on it, so i think it will work out fine. the north coast 500 is scotland's answer to route 66, and in the years since it's been launched, the road across the coastal edges of the north highlands has attracted visitors from far and wide. however, some residents who live along the 516—mile road say its popularity has come at a price, as tim muffett reports. coastlines, cars and a question. can tourism be too successful? if it takes a bit a life to up here in the north of scotland and people realise how beautiful it is, then that has to be good. it's really good to see young enjoying themselves. horrendous, the amount of traffic, camper vans now, i think it's - clogged up too much. the north coast 500. in terms of boosting visitors much overlooked, it's one of british tourism's great success stories. we were going to do it last year, but we never got round to doing it. £

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certainly for britain at the time this seemed to be the greatest british victory since waterloo. and when the news arrives it's certainly seen as such. there are services of church givings, church bells silence since world war two are rung in celebration. and so the british people always remember that event. churchill of course places part in reinforcing the significance of alamein. so it is a political battle of prime importance for britain, if not for her allies. for churchill, he can claim to be the farseeing statesman who had shaken up the middle east command and brought victory. for montgomery, he becomes famous and a household name throughout britain, almost overnight and it cements his position as a successful general. and for the british army, they learn operational methods and tactics which enable them to prevail against the german army in increasingly tough battles and defenses throughout the rest of the war. but the campaign of alamein is underpinned by a strategic logic, which even by the later stages of the war, seem not to make much sense. this is an imperial campai

. # waterloo, promised to love...ust over a year and a half ago, performing in london's west end as one of the three dads in mamma mia. and stephen's co—stars... richard trinder has been painting and decorating. dad number three has been out on the road. my name is neil, this is gilbert. i normally play harry in the west end version of mamma mia, but now i'm delivering parcels. i'm doing this for something to do as well, i mean, you need to pay the bills and things but to get out of the house, that was the main thing. lockdown is tough, i mean, i'm on my own, i'm not interacting with people, i'm just delivering parcels and getting out each day. here it comes. don't forget to smile. when the theatre closed in march of last year, much of the cast thought they would be back here in a few weeks, a few months at most. 16 months later, they are finally back in the theatre and reflecting back on, like millions of us, a year in which life was completely transformed. and it also means it's been farewell to mr dennis. # yes, i

. # waterloo, promised to love...and a half ago, performing in london's west end as one of the three dads in mamma mia. and stephen's co—stars... richard trinder has been painting and decorating. dad number three has been out on the road. my name is neil, this is gilbert. i normally play harry in the west end version of mamma mia, but now i'm delivering parcels. i'm doing this for something to do as well, i mean, you need to pay the bills and things but to get out of the house, that was the main thing. lockdown is tough, i mean, i'm on my own, i'm not interacting with people, i'm just delivering parcels and getting out each day. here it comes. don't forget to smile. when the theatre closed in march of last year, much of the cast thought they would be back here in a few weeks, a few months at most. 16 months later, they are finally back in the theatre and reflecting back on, like millions of us, a year in which life was completely transformed. and it also means it's been farewell to mr dennis.

a new study from engineers from the university of waterloo cameh out this week once again proves thaty. the researchers use a mannequin to simulate someone in a large room, some had cloth, some had the blue surgical masks, they found that aerosol drop lips big enough or covid built up on the mannequins as if the mask wasn't even there. the mask only filtered about 10% of the aerosol droplets. and 90% got through. so on every level the order you just saw from kate brown is ridiculous. and yet, thanks to covid as we noted she is now god, so her orders are now the law. and if you ignore them, you will go to jail. >> do you want people calling the police on their neighbors nonemergency lines? >> look, this is no different if there is a party down the street and it is keeping everyone away. what did the neighbors do? they call law enforcement because it is too noisy. >> so that can be a "yes"? >> yes, yes. >> >> jesse: you call the cops. none of the actual laws are being enforced, but the fake laws, the ones not by legislator, not the ones made up by the power-mad governor, those will be e

first of three wounds and least of the three the tom received was at waterloo bridge, two days before the second battle of manassas when a spent many ball spent meaning it had already traveled a great distance. i guess it'd run out of steam tom was wounded and he saw the ball strike to third and ricochet and hit the insole of his right boot he didn't miss any service time but as a road at a very sore and booze foot for several weeks, and it was quite painful to mount this horse that was mild compared to the injuries that he would receive later he participated in the seven days campaign famously known after general johnson was very seriously wounded in the bill of seven finds or fair oaks. of 1862 and i'm sure that everyone has heard this name took command, robert e. lee. formally named the army of northern virginia. tom almost missed the battle of and teen or sharks bergh. if you were in the confederate calorie, you had to provide your own horse. when he left washington county he, left writing one of his fathers horses. not a rich family, but they did have some hand land, and his fath

first of three wounds and by far the least severe of the three that tom received was at waterloo bridge two days before the second battle of manassas when a spent mini ball, spent meaning it had already traveled a great distance, i guess it had run out of steam, tom was mounted and he saw the ball strike the dirt, it ricocheted up and hit the insole of his right boot. he didn't miss any service time, but as he rode he had a very sore foot and a very bruised foot for several weeks and it was quite painful to mount and dismount his horse. that was mild compared to the injuries he would receive later. he participated in the seven days campaign, probably most famously known today, that's after general joseph v. johnston was very seriously wounded at the battle of seven pines or fair oaks the last day of may of 1862 and somebody that i'm sure everyone in this room has heard the name took command, robert e. lee, and formally named the army of virginia. tom almost missed the battle of antietam or sharpsburg. if you were in the confederate calvary you had to provide your own horse and when he l

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way out to chicago we have severe weather, though, in the upper midwest from minneapolis down to waterloos and warnings we also have a risk of severe weather stretching from the dakotas into the midwest 6 million people at risk for dangerous winds, hail, and the possibility of tornados with heavy rain up to 4 inches stretching from northern minnesota all the way down into nebraska that's what's >> that's what's going on in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. take a look at our temperatures for the inland valleys an some of our hottest spots headed for the mid to upper 90s today. we're also concerned about more smoke coming in, air quality advisory in effect, and it's going to be slightly hotter tomorrow but then we do start a cooling trend by early next week. we'll see the temperatures coming back to the low 80s by next wednesday and thursday. checking out san francisco, we're headed for some 70s over the next couple days and then cooler early next week. her. hoda? >>> if boating happens to be in your weekend plans, stick around vicky nguyen is shining a

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