history who's giving him money alone he embodies all proper questions for journalists to us it is the west mids and polish you as a lot some sort of the connect between for journalists and newspapers believed to be important and what their general public vote on as important that's a very profound question because it is true that most journalists politicians policymakers in general civil servants tend to live in the great metropolises whereas most is a scattered everywhere and they they have a different perspective mother hand i think for us the average person may discover that mr johnson has been lying to them and the brassy hasn't mean this wonderful economic triumph for each he sentenced the project. and there is going to come a moment when reality and the world created by johnson which he projects very effectively if particularly in northern areas a good part company and people are already seeing him so the poor areas like it can the promises across england job to stronger businesses so we are living in a sort of fantasy world that many were made many ways of a moment how long that will ass

they want to shout their temperatures recovering just around the mid west into central parts of canada. so the west of dry weather. not bad. seattle temperature touching 24 degrees, stay dry. bone dry. over towards the western side of the us drive by the 2 inter. good part of mexico, we got the showers there across the caribbean. there we got some heavy showers for a time across the crater antilles, but dry further east. the black and brown immigrant women at the mercy of the private prison corporation for lines investigates allegations of medical abuse of women held it a privately run immigration detention facility in rural georgia. you still don't know what happened here saying that you don't have a chance to read everything. an ordeal exposed by a nurse turned whistle blow the whistle a 1000 times over. if i had no consent, surgery scandal, an immigrant detention on al jazeera, ah nearly as cruelly to an interim president is summoned to an emergency echo us. as the regional block decides on a response for the political crisis. ah, hello there, i missed all the pay and this is out th

entomologist at the american museum of natural she says over the next few weeks along the east west and mid cicadas will emerge from the ground, shed their skin, and par take in a month-long mating ritual making quite the scene. climbing trees and singing mating songs as loud as 100 decibels, the same intensity as a jack hammer. >> how do they know after 17 years when to emerge. >> there is a series of bio- chemical cascades, hormones that rise and fall that set off a trigger. and if you have a certain hormone level and the temperature of the soil is 64 degrees it's go time, they have three or four weeks to get the job done. they need to find a mate, do the actual mating, females need to lay the egg, and then death occurs. >> reporter: if you are a cicada that is a really, really exciting time. >> if you spend your entire juvenile stage, 17 years >> repr:cadaberingou have three. says n to worry, they don't bite or sting. >> they actually pose no harm to humans.goy fi n make the next generation of cicadas. >> and because of our warmingara emerging anywhere from a week to a month earlier than

other notes in the region. israeli security forces of killed a palestinian man in the occupied west bank at mid alpha was short as undercover officers attempted to arrest. one of his relatives accused of carrying out the shooting attack is brought to a hospital in ramallah where he dived from his injuries. we will move on to some other news and united states says joined international calls for the immediate and unconditional release of molly's leaders who are being held by the countries military. the president, the prime minister, the defense minister, are all being held in a military camp near the capital pamlico. it follows the government reshuffle in which 2 army officials who took part in the crew last year replaced. the crisis deepens. molly's political chaos, 9 months after a military takeover toppled its previous leader for nicholas harkins following developments from synagogue capital dot com. there is a clear signal here if you, if you have the president, the prime minister and the minister of defense, the most senior members of government as predicted, just as we went to the news, the

mississippi and 1900 in the first national bank, the oldest thank, financed the growth of the west in the mid southwest, the cattle ranchers, hardware suppliers, dry goods importante, the railroads, the downstream banks. wta kemper, whose mutual great-grandfather, myself, my cousin jonathan who is here tonight, he's the president on board. he was an investor and supporter of arthur stillwell's dreams from the kansas city, would became kansas city southern great railroad as a pathway to the gulf coast from kansas city. then the romantic kansas city mexico and orient railroad on the way to the mexican coast. the mexican coast actually -- were closer to the pacific through the mexican coast in california if you look at the map. arthur still well had that dream. it was only consummated around 1960. jonathan's brother and sisters and his father went to the consummation ceremony, if you will, in mexico and back. the point that i'm making is that we are about is fully connected to the southwest and our history as we can be. in addition to the santa fe trail there was the chisholm trail any other cat

they're coming down from north to north—west how temperatures into the mid to the low teens.fter that, low pressure does move away 11 pressure to build as high pressure moves are not only turning dry but it will also be telling a little bit warmer as well so i think for many of us and welcome news to come later in the week and, indeed come into next weekend. the's still the chance of catching a shower. not expecting clear blue sky but there will be some sunny spells and in those it will begin to feel it is pleasantly warm temperatures reached was the high teens and a few spots may even get into the low 20s. that is your focus. more before two o'clock. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... two doses of the main covid vaccines used in the uk are found to be highly effective against the indian variant of the virus. government ministers deny claims, by the former downing street adviser dominic cummings, that they pursued a policy of herd immunity in dealing with the coronavirus in the early part of last year. the former bbc journalist martin bashir defends his panaorama inter

. >>> if you are just getting ready to head out the door and plan on taking bay bridge west bound at midasure island, we have a report of a crash involving two vehicles with possible injuries reported. we are seeing brake lights on the upper deck of the bay bridge. metering lights are on at the toll plaza and busy at the east shore freeway. nimitz freeway south bound at a street, that is completely cleared. traffic is still slow south bound out of san lorenzo into hayward. based on censors, we are seeing slow speeds on west bound side heading towards dublin interchange. slow out of tracy on 205 getting to west bound 580 as you head into the altamont pass. >>> kiet do in benicia was talking about the red flag warning. fairfield, vallejo, benicia under the red flag warning now until 5:00 p.m. tuesday. tracking northerly winds 10 to 25, gusts 35 to 40 and low relative humidity values down to single digits. critical fire weather conditions. we will see plenty sunshine and with offshore winds temperatures will be on the rise. we are in the 40s and 50s and as we head through the afternoon, we

many honey, be colonies in the west wiped out in the mid to thousands worker bees. abandoned that queens in a mysterious phenomenon called colony collapse disorder. pesticides are thought to be a driver of this. eisen with malaysia scientist recently looked at how bees were impacted by intensive agriculture and tropical countries. they found the number of insect pollinators was 70 percent lower and intensive copland compared to the natural habitat. but that's a fate. these rescued bees will hopefully avoid. they found a new home in the garden of a volunteer and do a lang chai, have a few more things to add to his extensive collection. why an enormous iceberg has broken off and i shelf in antarctica and the european space agency since the world's biggest iceberg, and slightly larger than the spanish ivan, of the yorker, scientists beneath the spit was cause naturally, rather than as a result of global warming. this is d, w coming up next in news asia. india's digital divide hits the is it covert vaccine robot will look at how country internet access and language batteries are preventing.

mid 950 s. through need 970 s. . from their onwards the west will try by any means to raise this shameful past. if that is rumored to be able to do it will so the history of the human zoos is forgotten because it belongs to the history of folk culture not to the great colonial history that is like goals were solved with the researchers of the 50 states has found this phenomenon completely irrelevant or god there is actually a view today are beginning to rediscover all this and ask ourselves the simple question of how could people in the west to believe that human beings on the other side of the ocean were all savages really so that. in the mid 1900 scientists a museum directors began to open the cranks search the archives and even to examine remains. world and all of it is important to study the past in order to understand what is happening in the present says read the book for example if you want to understand why racism exists in our societies you only have to look at the human zoos through the history of colonization and slavery a 1000000 or

some of the housing markets have been over heated some of the migration out of the upper, northern mid-westay and lower interest rates i think are here for some time you tell me, housing pricing and pressure upward, maybe not through home builders but through other components and supply chain and even home depot and lowe's after a pull back, i think to stay in the trade. >> the notion should just crossed my mind, is that some lyric guy? >> it's a lyric from the song "casy jones "a.i. t - caseyrks jones " "casey jones" it's one of the grateful dead calls. >> we're getting to a housing trade, right >> you asked me a question i don't know what to tell you. >> it's true it's my fault. >> i'll give you a housing trade. here's your line in the sand tlt, the 20-year bond etf goes through 133 on the down side and you're few handles down from that will equate to 1.8 on the ten-year that's when i think you will lose the housing trade. if you look for a bogey 133 on tlt is the one for the housing trade >> coming up, bank of america is saying bitcoin trade is getting crowded. what's it mean for the cry

the issue is the continents and the news africa were gone mid west, making the headlines and what's behind the industries to give you in the reports and insights. all the trans stuff to use next, dw, the so this we feel will focus on education. how can northern ideally gets more children into classrooms? we discuss, we issue a low power in south africa. please call the school. and we ask teams about their and this and 77 percent. you know, can be these places in europe, record death into a bold and sure the treasure map for the modern globe trotters discover some of us a record breaking on youtube and know also in book form this is e w. news africa on the program. today. the future of farming on the continent. zimbabwe is reaping a bumper, leis harvest off the years of devastating droughts. but what predictions of more unreliable rainfall is this harvest sustainable? meanwhile, in some form is i'll get to yield the harvest because on the work has been destroying their crops, will show you how a mobile phone app is helping them to beat the past. and the story behind the abandoned farm land.

down the east coast today, sunshine severe storms and rain into the mid mississippi river valley, down into the gulf sunny and warm out westntry, more rain down through florida, cool and unsettled through the >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we head out today, it's going to start out cloudy but then turn nice and sunny and our temperatures higher in the inland valleys. and tomorrow more sunshine and it will cool down then as we go towards the end of the week. highs in the upper 60s. beautiful weekend ahead with sunshine, highs in the low 70s. san francisco will keep it cool with the mist and drizzle. it will stay in the 60s the rest of the week. >> all right, al, thank you. >>> dylan, what you got on "pop start" >> big, big "pop start" today. stick around for it. a brand new look at the film so it's another day. yeah- that's what most people think. but in business it's never just another day. every day is the day. there's the day your store has its biggest sale. the day you have a make or break presentation. and the day your team operates from across the country. but there's also the day you never see comi

outbreaks of rain out west will ease down. temperatures, midgh teens, not quite as warm as today because of the cloud. over the bank holiday weekend, high pressure dominates. but notice this weather front which starts to come into the north—west of scotland furbank or day monday. that will bring a bit of a disappointing day there. on saturday, high pressure building on, there will be variable amounts of cloud and some good sunny spells. maybe just the odd shower around but most places should stay dry. that is saturday. sunday is looking even better, high pressure is a bit stronger across the country, more sunshine around. and it is going to feel warmer. the winds will be like. just signs of that weather front coming into the far north—west later on. these temperatures, something we haven't seen for some time. heading into the first week ofjune, it stays very pleasant, with high pressure continuing to dominate, very warm across the south, a bit more cloud further north and west, but these temperatures are a bit closer to the seasonal average, ma

many honey, be colonies in the west who wiped out in the mid to thousands worker bees abandon the queen's in a mysterious phenomenon. called colony collapse disorder. pesticides are thought to be a driver of this. and this ties in with malaysia. scientist recently looked at help . these were impacted by intensive agriculture. in tropical countries, they found the number of insect pollinators were 70 percent lower and intensive copeland compared to the natural habitat. but that's a fate. these rescued bees will hopefully avoid. they found a new home in the garden of a volunteer and do a lunch. i have a few most things to add to his extensive collection. why an enormous iceberg has broken from an ice shelf in on tarka. the iceberg is the biggest in the world. the european space agency says it's slightly larger than the spanish island of new york. our scientists believe the split was cost naturally rather than as a result of global warming. this is, you know, we news life from berlin's focus on europe is up next. you can also find much more news and analysis by adding to our website. spec he

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they're coming down from north to north—west how temperatures into the mid to the low teens.it will also be telling a little bit warmer as well so i think for many of us and welcome news to come later in the week and, indeed come into next weekend. the's still the chance of catching a shower. not expecting clear blue sky but there will be some sunny spells and in those it will begin to feel it is pleasantly warm temperatures reached was the high teens and a few spots may even get into the low 20s. that is your focus. more before two o'clock.

many honeybee colonies in the west who wiped out in the mid to thousands worker bees, abandoned queens in a mysterious phenomenon called colony collapse disorder. pesticides are thought to be a driver of this. and this ties in with malaysia. scientist recently looked at help ease were impacted by intensive agriculture. in tropical countries, they found the number. in fact pollinators were 70 percent lower and intensive crop planned compared to the natural habitat. but that's the fate these rescued bees will hopefully avoid. they found a new home in the garden of a volunteer and the railing chai, have a few more things to add to his extensive collection life. the state of the news is a reminder of our top story. germany's foreign minister has joined diplomatic efforts to cease fath between israel and hamas. miller. since bombings have continued from both sides with as many as strikes and rockets fired from gaza into israel. did you up today? tell a more world news at the top of the hour, kristof cobra has your business updates in just a moment. looking at news of impending cuts in train

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many honey, be colonies in the west wiped out in the mid to thousands worker bees. abandoned queens in a mysterious phenomenon called colony collapse disorder. pesticides are thought to be a driver of the miss ties in with malaysia. scientist recently looked at help. these were impacted by intensive agriculture and tropical countries. they found the number of insect pollinators were 70 percent lower and intensive copeland compared to the natural habitat. but that's a fate. these rescued bees will hopefully avoid. they found a new home in the garden of a volunteer. and a lang child has a few more things to add to his extensive collection. like you know, i think the daily news coming up next in d. w. news, asia, india is digital divide hits. it's covert vaccine rollout. how patchy internet access and language barriers are preventing many from receiving vaccines and the gone interpreters to worry, they'll face reprisal attacks after western troops withdraw. will there be offered those stories and a whole lot more coming up in just a moment? hang in there, herancha growing on behalf of all

many honey, be colonies in the west wiped out in the mid to thousands worker bees. abandoned queens in a mysterious phenomenon called colony collapse disorder. pesticides are thought to be a driver of this. and this ties in with malaysia scientist reach me look to help ease were impacted by intensive agriculture. in tropical countries, they found the number of insect pollinators were 70 percent lower and intensive copland compared to the natural habitat. but that's a fate. these rescued bees will hopefully avoid. they found a new home in the garden of a volunteer. and the railing child has a few most things to add to his extensive collection life. norma's iceberg has broken from an ice shelf in and toward. the iceberg is the biggest in the world. the european space agency says is slightly larger than the spanish island of new york. scientists, felisa split was called naturally, rather than as a result of global warming. watching the daily news, the top story this our, the german foreign minister, high call law says join diplomatic efforts to encourage a cease fire between israel and ho

for about 32 people who have been stranded after a search in water levels in the east mid now poor district of west bengal now even before yards made land full on wednesday morning. both states edition and west bengal will have been lashed with very strong winds heavy rain since tuesday, along the east coast. the army has 17 cycle and relief teams that they've deployed the capital city of cold cutter and whooping they should have suspended all flights for the day. many trains on the east coast have also been canceled. the preparations are in place, but the flight plan certainly complicates efforts to 5 the corona virus, both edition and west bengal, west ban goal more so than audition. i have been recording very high numbers of corona virus cases. and 2000000 people have been moved to shelters, where there is no room for social distancing. cars here with a look at the weather next. and then when the public needs this most, the government failed. damning indictment on the handling of the current a virus pandemic that if the u. k prime ministers or what chief advise them giving evidence to him and sy

as he forgot, mccarthy-ism, he did is west virginia speech, fuchs confessed and he had information. the arrested him on february 2nd. i think mccarthy was mid february. he went to west virginia. it was just weeks. all of a sudden this information that came out of that moment. just as mccarthy had these lists of names, those things. it was exactly when fuchs was arrested. just a tremendous whirlwind of communism. and the year before that, 48, 49. just a few years before. that is been going on for quite some time. so it really, in the u.s., there was much more in the news. britain kind of wrote about it. they were like, let's go into the next story. they did not make a big deal out of it. they also have a different legal system. they cannot make a big deal of it because of too much information coming out, it jeopardizes the trial. you have to, in fact, when the brits gave the fbi information it always seemed to leak out. and it would end up in the u.s. news. and then in england. the mi5 said if it comes in here it can mess up our trial. we will lose. we have to not even have a trial if we are jeopardizing the information put in the british pr

carolina, florida and the mid west what do you think?d a piece of one friday about crown castle and how elliott approached things. they came in they gave a presentation they were allowed in a company basically said we don't really like it and then the company did exactly pretty much what these people do and i have to tell you, they do have quality work. at elliott i understand that duke doesn't think their utility work has been as good. >> they believe scale is extremely important in this business. >> why >> they cite a number of reasons. including comments from simply resident ceo jeffrey martin. >> i love jeff. >> one belief important to be larger and a market leader in every market they cite gail clap pa i still believe we're in a consolidating industry i still believe scale matters. duke is coming out fighting. here is a quote from their release rebutting what elliott said elliott's approach to duke energy thus far is reminiscent of elliott's decided my licksed results in the utility industry as shown by recent --. establishing an un

many honey, be colonies in the west who wiped out in the mid to thousands worker bees, abandoned that queens in a mysterious phenomenon called colony collapse disorder. pesticides are thought to be a driver of this. and this ties in with my scientist recently looked to help ease were impacted by intensive agriculture. in tropical countries, they found the number of insect pollinators were 70 percent lower and intensive copeland compared to the natural habitat. but that's a fate. these rescued bees will hopefully avoid they found a new home in the garden of a volunteer. and the railing child have a few more things to add to his extensive collection. why is his date of the news life from berlin? his reminder of our top story at this hour germans foreign minister has joined diplomatic efforts to cease fire between israel and how much militant bombings have continued from both sides. but more israeli and strikes and rockets 5 from causes into his rent of an issue of today. world news at the top of the hour of next care on being w, israeli prime ministers, policy advice that faces tough qu

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when you're at the top and then you - you're at the top and then you realise by mid december that one more draw against westnd they are not enjoying themselves and stopping and swung himself a people he trusts and swung himself a people he trusts and saying what is it that is not happening? and then answers came up. perhaps we have to change certain approaches. he listened and did exactly that. he has the midfielders to get into the box and more passes and forceful in the game down to get themselves and be like the city of two years back. that is not easy to get that kind of analysis and then reach a conclusion that he was taken the wrong path. after that, it was all victories and yet again he managed to find a solution to the problems put on by football. you know him and — problems put on by football. you know him and know he does not stand still. he will demand more. what changes do we expect from city going forward do you think? i changes do we expect from city going forward do you think?— forward do you think? i think a bit of personnel _ forward do you think? i think a bit of personnel. left _ forward

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maybe a few spots of rain in west cornwall, fermanagh, and an isolated shower down eastern parts of england and scotland. but the vast majority dry, and temperatures in the midly in the west. a lot of low cloud with that. quite a murky start to friday morning, but notice the temperatures — double figures for some. coolest where we�*ve got the clearest skies towards the east of the country. and it�*s here where high pressure is building in as we go into friday. and what that does — stops that weather front moving much further eastwards and it will decay in situ. damp and drizzly, quite murky across western areas to begin with. brightening up a touch, but there�*ll still be some rain and drizzle around into the afternoon. eastern areas favoured for the cloud breaking up, some sunshine, particularly in the north east of scotland, away from some coasts that is. and temperatures are down a little bit on thursday, but if you get some sunshine, it should still feel quite pleasant. but the temperatures will be on the rise further as we go into the weekend, and more sunshine developing. we will start saturday fairly cloudy, especially in the west. still one or two li

west bound out of richmond. you have brake lights at the toll plaza and near mid span.lier trouble spot. it was a broken down vehicle. it is now cleared out of lanes but look at all the traffic west bound. >>> you see how cloudy and foggy it is. here is another look looking at the bay bridge. we have the sea breeze kicking in, cooler temperatures as we head through our afternoon. mid 50s, a cool day, cool around the bay with upper 50s to low 60s with a 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 california is inexcusable. we need big beastly changes in sacramento. i'll make 'em. recall the beauty. meet the nicest, smartest beast in california. john cox. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive cov

maybe a few spots of rain in west cornwall, fermanagh, and an isolated shower down eastern england and scotland. but the vast majority dry, and temperatures in the midf some wet weather, particularly in the west. a lot of low cloud with that. quite a murky start to friday morning, but notice the temperatures — double figures for some. coolest where we've got the clearest skies towards the east of the country. and it's here where high pressure is building in as we go into friday. and what that does — stops that weather front moving much further eastwards and it will decay in situ. damp and drizzly, murky across western areas to begin with. brightening up a touch, but there'll still be some rain and drizzle around into the afternoon. eastern areas favoured for the cloud breaking up, some sunshine, particularly in the north east of scotland, away from some coasts, that is. and temperatures are down a little bit on thursday, but if you get some sunshine, it should still feel pleasant. but the temperatures will be on the rise further as we go into the weekend, and more sunshine developing. we will start saturday fairly cloudy, especially in the west. sti

west. so while we are looking at mid and upper 70s around the bay we are 20b0 warmer inland and only 60s athe coast. this is the holiday where we are over 100b0 and looking at near 80 along the bay shoreline, mid 80s for redwood city and that's a hot day, but not much seabreeze. the numbers begin to come down and we are looking at a quick andra medic warm up getting to sunday but here is today low to mid 70s for santa clara and san jose and look at 70 in redwood city, 55 pacifica, it's a cool and gray day there, rosa as well as sonoma and looking at 66 in san leandro, 70 in union city with low to mid 80s inland. the accuweather 7-day forecast warms us up by 15b0 tomorrow, triple digits memorial day with a heat advisory and then the heat moderates for noticeably cooler weather by the middle to end of the week so that's the good news liz that everything so dry out there already. >> it really is. lisa thank you. >>> just ahead an old story with a new twist. >> what was your name? >> cruella. >> catching up with the stars of the newest take on 101 dalmatians, with the back st are you managing y

west. about 10 for concord. a cool day. mid to upper 50s along the coast. around the bay 60s. inland into the 70s. let's get right into that fire weather watch. likely turning into a red flag warning for solano county and for the central valley starting saturday morning through monday evening. lets check in for a look at traffic. i know you tracking that crash still on highway 24. >> yeah. we have got a couple of things happening right now. we have this crash westbound 24 at stevens involving an overturned vehicle. a lot of the activity is over to the right shoulder. still seeing some brake lights. that is westbound 24 right at saint stevens drive. i am also getting reports of app accident. apparently an overturned vehicle now block the right lane and chp just reporting a traffic alert has been issued. looking at our maps, look at that red there. traffic extra slow as you head southbound 101 right after san antonio with that lane block. we will keep a close eye on that. other than we have the usual stuff out of the pass and brake lights northbound 101 as well out of san jose.

maybe a few spots of rain in west cornwall, fermanagh, and an isolated shower down eastern parts of england and scotland. but the vast majority dry, and temperatures in the midwe'll see the return of some wet weather, particularly in the west. a lot of low cloud with that. quite a murky start to friday morning, but notice the temperatures — double figures for some. coolest where we've got the clearest skies towards the east of the country. and it's here where high pressure is building in as we go into friday. and what that does — stops that weather front moving much further eastwards and it will decay in situ. damp and drizzly, quite murky across western areas to begin with. brightening up a touch, but there'll still be some rain and drizzle around into the afternoon. eastern areas favoured for the cloud breaking up, some sunshine, particularly in the north east of scotland, away from some coasts that is. and temperatures are down a little bit on thursday, but if you get some sunshine, it should still feel quite pleasant. but the temperatures will be on the rise further as we go into the weekend, and more sunshine developing. we will start saturday fairly cl

which will limit temperatures between 12 and 13 degrees but in the south in the west of sunshine, temperatures more like midthe day. thursday will leverage high—pressure that starts to build them on with dry weather and isolated showers, bit of cloud booting up with some sunny spells and feeling and that sunshine. temperatures to the mid to high teens and around 20 celsius in that sunshine. temperatures to the mid to high teens and around 20 celsius and one or two spots, creeping into ireland later, they'll push to the other side on friday. the high—pressure still building around it but the high—pressure system will weaken but will be grey, misty and murky and be around western areas in the further of east you are, and will stay dry but the cloud will break up for the chance of some sunshine and temperatures creeping up a little bit more. but as i cloud breaks and further into saturday and sunday, more of us to see the sunshine and warmth. this a chance of some rain as a go through the bank holiday on monday particularly for northern days, putting onto the sunshine for a bit longer. hello, i'm ros atkins, t

west of boston. parkman -- partman was in his mid-50's when he wrote these entries. the remarkable thing is that he kept his diary for 60 years up until his death. many of those diaries still survive and they are located at the american antiquarian society. when researchers look at volumes like this, they tend to notice the small, cramped handwriting and you can see my fingers in this video to get a sense of scale. often times, these diaries were kept in blank volumes. sometimes, they were kept in almanacs that had blank pages interlaced throughout. many diaries from this time are very basic. they will contain information about the weather or deaths in a community. this diary is unusual in that it contains so much detail that is why it is so important for a historian like ben who is trying to understand and write about everyday life in early america. now we are moving into another volume of his diary from 1769. we will turn to entry from 17 69 and zoom in. right next to that number 18 at the bottom of the page, partman writes about mr. barrett receiving several terms

maybe a few spots of rain in west cornwall, fermanagh, and an isolated shower down eastern england and scotland. but the vast majority dry, and temperatures in the midt. a lot of low cloud with that. quite a murky start to friday morning, but notice the temperatures — double figures for some. coolest where we've got the clearest skies towards the east of the country. and it's here where high pressure is building in as we go into friday. and what that does — stops that weather front moving much further eastwards and it will decay in situ. damp and drizzly, murky across western areas to begin with. brightening up a touch, but there'll still be some rain and drizzle around into the afternoon. eastern areas favoured for the cloud breaking up, some sunshine, particularly in the north east of scotland, away from some coasts, that is. and temperatures are down a little bit on thursday, but if you get some sunshine, it should still feel pleasant. but the temperatures will be on the rise further as we go into the weekend, and more sunshine developing. we will start saturday fairly cloudy, especially in the west. still one or two light drizzly showers. isolat

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the former niger and president and the chief mediator for the west african body cost is expected to land any hours from now mid day to try to bring an end to the deadlock. but what's clear is that someone will have to resign and there's the if, if the president or the prime minister resigns. and that will be a blow to the government of transition that has been working for the last 9 months to try to bring a civilian rule back to molly. and so there's, there's a lot at stake here for ordinary molly and the are the millions of millions have been displaced because of the ongoing conflict. now there's been strong words from the un peace, king, peace keeping force. and from france, the former colonial power, who has more than 4000 troops on the ground, calling for an immediate release of the president and of the prime minister, the united nations human rights office. and the u. k. of joined international appeals, demanding excuse me, demanding the release of a bell, a russian journalist who was detained after the full grounding of the commercial jet. beller is accused of fighting a bomb scare to force that plane to

maybe a few spots of rain in west cornwall, fermanagh, and an isolated shower down eastern parts of england and scotland. but the vast majority dry, and temperatures in the mid, we'll see the return of some wet weather, particularly in the west. a lot of low cloud with that. quite a murky start to friday morning, but notice the temperatures — double figures for some. coolest where we've got the clearest skies towards the east of the country. and it's here where high pressure is building in as we go into friday. and what that does — stops that weather front moving much further eastwards and it will decay in situ. damp and drizzly, quite murky across western areas to begin with. brightening up a touch, but there'll still be some rain and drizzle around into the afternoon. eastern areas favoured for the cloud breaking up, some sunshine, particularly in the north east of scotland, away from some coasts that is. and temperatures are down a little bit on thursday, but if you get some sunshine, it should still feel quite pleasant. but the temperatures will be on the rise further as we go into the weekend, and more sunshine developing. we will start saturday fairly

of your weekend low 60's for mission district mid 60's for downtown san francisco calmer on shore flow as well for your sunday afternoon winds out of the west at 20 miles per hour. less than half moon. bay 58 degrees. mid 60's for millbrae and burlingame pretty uniform numbers as well from brisbane to san bruno at 63 degrees. foster city in the mid 60's with low 70's of peace for mountain view and redwood city and those of you in the south bay also tracking near seasonable temperatures there with santa clara and san jose warming up into the mid 70's at 73 degrees and mookie does in the low 70's for the 2nd half of your weekend and mid 70's for livermore overall pleasant temperatures from coastal valleys hayward 71 degrees with oakland in the upper 60's and concord and walnut creek 76 degrees for your sunday afternoon highs benicia in the mid 70's. but take a look at vacaville low 80's and that's where you should be for this time of year. 81 degrees with santa rosa warming up into the upper 70's at 78 degrees and taking a look ahead at your next 10 at 10 outlook. slight change for the next 7 days. but then the heat is on. in fact, we're real