but weaver has fun as the imperious grande dame who cannot abide computers and whose withering look isow. a decade ago, saw sd, the seventh film in the torture—packed franchise, promised to be the final instalment. fat chance. after 2017's jigsaw, we now have a ninth movie, portentously entitled spiral from the book of saw. what is that? "play me." hello, detective banks. directed by darren lynn bousman, who held episodes two, three and four, this new chapter stars chris rock, promising to do for the saw franchise what 48 hours did for buddy cop movies. he's zeke, a wisecracking detective whose dad, played by samuel ljackson, was a legend in the force. i could've killed you. faced with a jigsaw—style copycat targeting the police, loner zeke, who's watching his back after turning in a dirty cop, finds himself paired with a wide—eyed rookie played by max minghella. detective, thanks. zeke initially hates the rookie because, hey, that's what cliched movie cops do. but gradually, he comes to respect him because, hey, that's what cliched movie cops do. based on a script that has been polish

as far as i am concerned, the weavers are family. speaking of family, your father and i fought a lot of fights together, took those flights to philly. i'd rather not come all the way to philly. it is a wonderful tribute to the station to bear its name. bill flynn, thank you for having me. governor wolf, mayor kenney, thank you for the passport into the city. i appreciate it. i don't know if they are all here still, but i met a lot of important friends that were here for this occasion. i understand that the senator is here. there you go. former attorney general. took care of my son beau. thank you very much. also, dwight evans is here. you can't miss him. come on, stand up here. a good friend of mine and worked like a devil to get me elected, brandon boyle. and donald payne, new jersey! i keep telling donald that because delaware is so small, there is a constitutional case in the supreme court, delaware the state owns the river up to the high water mark of new jersey. just want you to know that. mayor kenney, thank you for the passpor

. >> i'm pat weaver. >> ah, sylvester pat weaver. head of programming of nbc. >> this is my office.oom 610 here at nbc. >> instead of having one company sponsor the whole show, we could get multiple companies to sponsor parts of the show. so, that was a revolutionary, and new shift, which started a new show. >> the two-hour morning show called "today." >> well, here we are. good morning to you. what i suspect will be a great many good mornings between you and i. >> and suddenly, it became this moneymaker. >> so, it was natural that pat weaver would say, okay, this is working at the beginning of the day. why don't we make it work, at the end of the day? >> of course, the title, appropriately, "today." and "tonight." >> you are here today in the "today" studio, in fact. >> they thought, well, who do we get to host it? it's not as though moses same down and said that's how late-night comedy had to be. somebody had to figure that out. >> found this guy named steve alan. >> steve alan was the first guy to do everything. everything you think is innovative now. it's like, it's been done. >

it was natural that pat weaver would say this is working at the beginning of the day. don't we make it work at the end of the day. of course, they're titled "today" and "tonight." we are here to announce a new participating program called "tonight." they thought who do we get to host it? >> it is not as though moses came down and said that's how late night comedy's going to be. somebody had to figure it out. >> i found this guy, steve allen. >> he's the first guy to do everything. steve allen had been hosting late night radio show here in los angeles. when you have to fill time on radio, live radio, you have to experiment a lot. steve just interviews people for the whole show. >> what's your name? >> where are you from mr. michigan? >> got bigger laughs interviewing them than he ever had interviewing his guest stars. he had that luxury for experimenting to put the pieces in place that would become the basic grammar of late night television. >> we feel that you definitely belong in radio. >> i think my father was excited but he was anxious. he wrote a memo to pat weaver

got yards arm is one of them. 100 weavers who live in the beaver's colony in sunday. lucky day. it's one of the few weavers clusters and the capital that have existed since 19 fifties, when the central government declared the trend. this new production border, saudis, doughty and bet sheets, but to be made exclusively on hand ah, but the lifting of both restrictions and increased production of imitation hunger might by power loos, weekend and dust. today. bob looms produce more than 60 percent of immune textiles . according to the textile ministry, ah. but some graphs people are holding up only a few kilometers away from, from the homer. no shar, is working on a soft furnishing company. it is 5 meters long, $46.00 inches wide and made completely of silk. he's moving it into a chevron design button in mama nor sha belongs to a family of registers. denny with his wife and child in 2019 to be part of this stood a salary job means he doesn't have to struggle with the uncertainties of the crate yet. then suddenly i have job security on i need to do is come here and here the fabric. b

but weaver has fun as the imperious grande dame who cannot abide computers and whose withering look ispiral: from the book of saw. what is that? "play me." hello, detective banks. directed by darren lynn bousman, who held episodes two, three and four, this new chapter stars chris rock, promising to do for the saw franchise what 48 hours did for buddy cop movies. he's zeke, a wisecracking detective whose dad, played by samuel ljackson, was a legend in the force. i could've killed you. faced with a jigsaw—style copycat targeting the police, loner zeke, who's watching his back after turning in a dirty cop, finds himself paired with a wide—eyed rookie played by max minghella. detective banks. zeke initially hates the rookie because, hey, that's what cliched movie cops do. but gradually, he comes to respect him because, hey, that's what cliched movie cops do. based on a script that has been polished by rock — and remember, there are some things you just can't polish — spiral seems to be pulling in two different directions. on the one hand, there's rock doing his post—eddie murphy procedural

right, weaver... are you going to be on strictly! i'm _ one? right, weaver...ou, sorry! ma: was doing very well. jackie's podcast, called jackie weaver has the authority, starts on the 18th may. you're watching bbc breakfast. it's 8:59. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. a final day of campaigning ahead of voting on super thursday — the biggest set of local and national elections in nearly 50 years. and i m here in edinburgh as the last pitches for votes are made in the crucial elections for the scottish parliament here at holyrood. a major investment in vaccines to fight new variants of coronavirus — nearly £30m will be spent on labs and extra tests to identify new strains. a candlelit vigil is held for police community support officerjulia james, one week after her body was found in woodland in kent. and coming up... a pioneering initiative in indonesia to try to restore life and colour to coral reefs.

damon weaver was 23 years old. >>> more than 200 recent graduates from delaware state university areting a big break on their student debt. they announced plans to cancel up to $730,000 in outstanding debt for recent grads who have suffered financial hardship during the pandemic. the school says an average eligible student will qualify for about $3200 in debt relief the funds are being provided through president biden's american rescue plan >>> organizers telephone new york city pride events say they are banning police and over law enforcement groups from participating in pride events, including the annual parade until at least 2025. the group cites violence against marginalized groups, saying in part the sense of safety that law enforcement is meant to provide can instead be threatening, and at times dangerous to those in our community. instead, organizers will work to hire private security. the gay officers action league has called the decision shameful >>> speaking of pride, today is international day against homophobia, transphobia and biphobia a worldwide celebration of sexual a

you have impose sanctions on beijing for its treatment of weavers . but up to 2000000 have been placed in internment camps in the western region of she hang. many has been forced to retrain and sent to work in factories and cotton fields. the abuses don't stop their entire graveyards, mosques and historical science have been bulldozed. women have been forcibly sterilized, and children taken away from parents, the u. s. coals, china's actions genocide dance, making it more difficult for some to continue to do business. take hannah's and more. and so as it's better known in the high street, h and m of the pledging not to use cotton from she jang, it faced a bank clash in china from the government and consumers, barbary nike, adidas, some of the other western brands hit by consumer boy costs the united states ban the impulse of cotton and tomato products in january. it's estimated the u. s. imported $9000000000.00 of cotton products and $10000000.00 of tomatoes last year. supply chains for solar panels are also clustered in the region, raising concerns a

. >> sylvester pat weaver, the head of programing of nbc. >> this is my office.0 here at nbc. >> instead of having one company sponsor the whole show, we could get multiple companies to sponsor parts of the show. so that was a revolutionary and new shift which started a new show. >> the two-hour morning show called "today." >> here we are, good morning to you. what i hope and expect will be a great many good mornings between you and i. >> then suddenly it became this moneymaker. >> so it was natural that pat weaver would say okay, this is working at the beginning of the day. why don't we make it work at the end of the day. of course, they're titled appropriately "today" and "tonight." >> we are here today in the "today" stood owe as a matter of fact to announce a new participating program called "tonight." they thought who do we get to host it? >> it is not as though moses came down and said that's how late night comedy had to be. somebody had to figure it out. >> i found this guy, steve allen. >> steve allen was the first guy to do everything. everything that yo

. >> i got woken up at about 6 am by a phone call from paul weaver, who is our family friend.w it was not good. >> do you remember what he said? >> there's an attack going on at west gate and your wife and sons are in there, and they are separated. >> that's a call you don't want to make. >> paul weaver, the walton family friend, had been at home recovering from surgery when he got an urgent text from catherine. >> what time to the first must come in? >> it came in at 12:52. >> what does she say? >> she said pray, shooting in west gate, hiding. >> that's a message. >> it blew me away. erode her back, really? she said, yes, i don't know where the boys are. she said find blaise. >> paul texted the's oldest son blaise, but he didn't answer. >> i started looking on the internet. someone put out a statement of facebook saying don't call anybody because when the phone rings, people are getting shot on their phone rings. >> paul didn't call, but stayed in touch with katherine their text messages. her lifeline to the outside world. >> i sent a text, get me out of here. i really though

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weavers are finding themselves forced out of jobs that have sustained their families for generations. but one on the printer is combining a love for tradition and the environment to offer a sustainable solution. ah, once a thriving ha of prosperous weavers today, this neighborhood as the story of a dying industrial i. hi corey these days. i'm glad if we, but already watchman is better off than the probably $130000.00 will be the month. we don't learn more than $500.00 will be like this, like now. got yards arm is one of them. 100 beavers who live in the beaver's colony in sunday lugged dead. it's one of the few me, there's clubs of the capital that had existed since $950.00. when the central government declared the trend, this new production border, saudis doughty and bet cheapest to be made exclusively on hand. ah, but the lifting of bulk restrictions and increased production of imitation hand to mike by power loos weekend. and just today, bob looms produce more than 60 percent of indian textile and according to the textile ministry, ah, but some graphs people are holding up only a f

damon weaver, who as an 11-year-old garnered national attention for landing a sit-down interview withner. his sister reportedly said he died of natural causes. in 2009, weaver was selected the meet and interview president obama at the white house where he asked the president questions mostly about school and education. let's listen. >> do you have the power to make the school lunches better? >> well, you know, i remember when i used to get school lunches, sometimes they didn't taste so good, i've got to admit. we are actually seeing if we can work to at least make school lunches healthier, because a lot of school lunches, you know, there's a lot of french fries and pizza and tator tots. >> i suggest that we have french fries every day for lunch. >> see, if you were planning the school lunch program, it might taste good, but may not make it big and strong like you need to be. >> such a great young journalist. he has passed away at the age of 23. our hearts go out to his family. >>> and this week's cnn hero was paralyzed from the waist down. inspired by his own journey, he created an ad

. >> i'm pat weaver.vester pat weaver, the head of programming of nbc. >> this is my office, rule 610 here at nbc. >> instead of having one company sponsor the whole show we could get multiple companies to sponsor parts of the show. so that was a revolutionary and new shift when started a new show. >> the two-hour morning show called "today." >> here we are. good morning to you. i thought it will be a great beginning. good morning. >> suddenly it game something else. it was natural that we would say ok, this is working at the beginning of the day. why don't we make it work at the end of the day? >> of course, the title appropriately "today" and "tonight." >> announcing a new participating program called "tonight." >> they thought, well, who do we get to host it? >> it's not as though moses came down and said that's how it had to be. somebody had to figure that out. >> i found this guy named steve allan. he was the first guy to do everything. everything that's up vative now, it's like it's been done. steve

the san diego union tribune reports on the same day as weaver's death. 2 other california women gettinglastic surgery at the same tijuana clinic suffered serious complications. 3 women have for shape complications. it says a lot about the clinic. this beverly hills plastic surgeon says bigger picture is the issue was medical tourism which often american see because of affordability. he believes going to other countries like mexico for plastic surgery is too risky. have anywhere near the same right to do as you do at states. and frankly, you're you you're at the mercy of this these of these clinics. unfortunately. >> surgery is one of those things where if you pay more, you don't get more if you pay less, you get less and this grieving mother has a message to those considering plastic surgery in mexico. please don't do it because if something goes out there. >> is water to get anything done in upland. i'm lauren lyster ktla 5 news. >> still to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 8. we'll let you know how you can celebrate cinco de mile here in san francisco this year. also, we'll let yo

hours ago, firefighters had to act pretty quickly to keep a fire that erupted at a historic house on weaver lane racing through the overgrown yard, surrounding it. no word yet on how either fire got started. >>> a flaming tennis ball set off the fire that destroyed one home and threatened a dozen more in martinez yesterday. investigators say three teens were playing stickball with it when they hit it into the dry grass next door. the boys were released to their parents but could still face charges. the case is been forwarded to the contra costa county juvenile district attorney for review. >>> that wayward mountain lion was spotted prowling around san francisco neighborhood this week has a new home. he was checked out at the oakland zoo before being released back into the wild. wilson walker on why wildlife workers could not just let him go anywhere. >> reporter: when a cat with a tracking device is caught like this come the general practice is to release that animal back somewhere where it has been before and in this case it looks like this animal is going back to a remote location in sant

walnut creek this evening, stopping it from spreading to overgrown vegetation and neighboring homes on weaver lane. the roofing and garage were up in flames and chopper five flew over this abandoned house. no word yet on what caused the fire. >>> early today firefighters are busy with a different fire in walnut creek. this when you're some homes. this is video from chopper five. it sparked shortly after 10:00 this morning and burned a half- acre near sutherland drive and walnut boulevard, behind the clouds of smoke you can see some homes along the foothills, no word yet on a cause. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and cbsn bay area, high and heists pick of these targeting upscale stores into different bay area cities and they worked fast because to the pandemic milestone that one bay area hospital is now celebrating. >>> office rules changing as more people had back. what may be different for you 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! ga

machines that can make 100 yards while the weaver makes one.he surplus cotton of south america. ♪ bright new factories making cloth, textiles, paper, even cement and glass. new thousands of industrial workers -- but they are only thousands. the millions of south america still worked in the old way, work on the land, scratching the earth with slow oxen and a wooden plow. under the hooves of horses, the grain is threshed. the chaff is thrown to the wind with a wooden fork. this is the agriculture of 1000 years ago. the fields of wheat lie beautiful in the afternoon light. but beyond them is erosion, increasing like a disease. in this country, a farmer will say, yes, there was good land in this valley, but it was plowed too often. now, there is always too much water or too little water, and sometimes, no seed will take root. ♪ the sun is bright. the air is good. but the rate of illness is high. the chief disease? malnutrition. everywhere in the world, somehow, the face of poverty is the same. how will this girl grow up? into what kind of south ame

side the farmers are holding their ground things are not simple they say despite best intensive and weaver is the simple but their own answer to what is a complex problem waiting patterns of coming 1000 vaccines will not increase production nor provide practical solutions needed to battle this global health crisis this decision does nothing to address the real challenges to getting more shots in arms including last mile distribution and limited availability of raw materials they may have a point what they're really saying is that politicians are scoring points making good headlines without thinking through the whole process calculating risks or planning a strategy where was there concern for the rest of the world just a few months ago when many wealthy countries hoarded vaccines threatening to sue each other or cut off exports lobbyists would point out it's capitalism a free market unlike governments corporations are no obligation to think about moral issues the greater good of all people before profit just as long as the balance sheet looks good and the numbers show big pharma is bought i

and it is a long-standing weaver as well. it's an extension of a long-standing weaver.t some extreme thing. what's extreme is revoking an extension which has never been done before. so you know, if you have a procedural issue with that i get that. but to take such a extreme action as a result is really hard for texans to understand. can you commit right now that if they re-submit it will be approved? >> we are closely working with texas to see if they would submit what they can. congressman, i would say that anytime that you're talking about getting an extension two years in advance, and using covid as the reason why you had to do it without giving americans a chance to know about it or to comment, that to me is a stretch. all i know is that we have to abide by the law at it teaches and ate a mess and we have to be transparent about the way we do. it over asking is that if texas participates with us -- >> under the litter of the law, if they re-submit, can you guarantee that if they submit it will be -- >> if texas resubmit's will look at it according to the law and wil

this one happening at an abandoned home on weaver lane, a walnut creek yesterday afternoon. crews were able to contain the fire to just one home before the flames could spread to any of the other homes or nearby vegetation. investigators say the fire originated outside the building. but they haven't determined an exact source. authorities also say just because the fire is extinguished doesn't mean the work is done. there. the contra costa fire department shared this video from after the firefight of whose mopping up the scene and removing all other hazards that may be left behind. once the damage from the fire is done. coming up next to the kron 4 morning news summer is one month from today. but there's fresh snow in the sierra. >> along that the last. >> while we're talking about drought conditions here in the bay area. take a look at this. a rare some a snow storm in the sierras just a few inches started to pileup at donner summit as the temperatures dipped into the 20's. doug johnson has that story for us. >> mike silva from folsom says he spied shorts and a t-shirt. when

the roof and garage were up in flames when chopper five flew over the scene on weaver lane. the fire had to be a rated to ace against alarm due to the extensive vegetation overgrowth around the home. fire crews say a swift response prevented spreading of the flames to dense vegetation and neighboring homes. no word yet on what caused this fire. >>> another day, another round of brushfires. chopper five overhead as a fire burned a hilltop in walnut creek near sutherland drive and walnut boulevard. it started after 10:00 this morning and burns about a half- acre. it is contained now but not after some anxious moments. behind the clouds of smoke, there are some homes back there that backup to the open space. >> fortunately today the weather was in our favor in this particular circumstance. the wind are pretty low, the wind is reasonable and the temperatures are cooler than usual. >> no word yet on what started that fire. police were on scene investigating. >>> workplace rules will be changing but the question is which ones and when? they are thinking about dropping mask require

there was behind the protest movement that led to the downfall of president weaver car kate in august to to, to, to find a prime minister in certain names are being and nouns such as sho, get my go with the one of the leader of the 5, but of course, add that meeting. he's also accountable to the west african countries because there are soldiers on the ground from togo, banana, i be co, senegal, that are doing the jobs of the molly and soldiers dying on the front. there's many charges, soldiers that have died trying to protect them all in state from arm group, so he's accountable to them. and since 2012 there's been 6000 people that died half a 1000000 people display. so be the new military. you don't see me go, it has a lot of work on his hand, not only to protect the sovereignty of molly, but also organized election. there was a french military and intervention in the central african republic. and we've seen a stepping down to a french present. and a stepping up of russian presidents just over the weekend, $600.00 additional russian military advisors were sent to the central african

it broke out about an hour ago in weaver lane destroying the garage and the roof as you can see it was pretty ferocious there. they do not believe anyone was inside. they add that the home was surrounded by extensive vegetation, which you can see here in these pictures, which posed an extra challenge for firefighters. just last year, contra costa fire launched an initiative with a special crew meant for clearing vegetation and fighting brush fires. but they've recently had to respond to two structure fires they say it's a sign of the times. >>> and the contra costa county fire protection district has confirmed that the three teenage boys playing with fire accidentally sparked that far ball in martinez yesterday that we told you about. the fire destroyed a home and several cars. investigators say the teens dug a fire pit in the backyard then set a tennis ball on fire for a game of stick ball. one of them hit the ball into some dry grass, well, that started the fire, the teenagers are not facing charges. >>> the drought situation just got a lot worse for the bay area. here's a look at th

the factory of the world has a full flavor problem. china's in term into millions of weavers has western companies scrambling one wind supply chain. but they dragging their feet and they faced the bank clash from beijing also this week, a trillion plus and losses and millions of jobs hasn't been easy for the tourism industry and find out if one a recovery and chief executive of a business travel platform that is raising millions for expansion and aging populations, falling birthrights and skilled workers. industries are looking into the use of robotics. we look at how robots could change the construction industry the china's 3 decades march to become the factory of the world. it's been pretty remarkable. it's listed millions out of poverty and millions more into the middle class. but on the president, cheating ping, china has a human rights problem. investors pricing corporations that do business with china to verify supply chains for the use of force labor, the u. s. and e, you have imposed sanctions on beijing, fruits, treatments of wiggers, but up to 2000000 have been placed in intern

government holding the major economic weavers of power. jim in a year or 2 years from now if it boils down to going to a referendum against the backdrop of the limited legal powers of the scottish parliament of the scotland act of 1998 we're likely to go to the supreme court to decide on this particular issue. i don't think that would be particularly helpful is to keep clear of the supreme court decide if they were asked there's no real uncertainty the legal position and show you what would be helpful is that the scottish government were prepared to publish their own legal view in this critically wounding would be and minus an u.k. government publish its legal views well the noonday really the scottish national party is quite interesting made a promise in the referendum in the evolution campaign to do something they don't have the legal to do and what they're doing is using that as a lever over boris johnson to say as we've heard rossi that to muster you must defer to the to the result of the service so actually actually that doesn't force

and dismissing the civilian government that he had himself put into it put in place when president weaver ca, kate, the former president was taken off of power. but in a statement made on national television, signed by himself and made by a members of the military. he said that essentially that the prime minister was incompetent. he said that prime minister one was incapable of being a reliable intermediary in discussions with trade unions. trade unions have been on strike for several weeks now because of unpaid wages. he goes further saying that there's been public consternation about the inability of this government of transition to move forward. i mean, there's been enormous demands from the 1000000 people for a return to civilian rules and also for election to happen as soon as possible. right now, the president election, the presidential elections are supposed to take place in february 2022 and that's too late for many malady. and he goes on saying that, you know, a new government was put in place without his consultation. and therefore that he was in breach of the charter of transit

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