so we call staff every single day and they chat. -- zoe calls steph every single day. they will be bonded forever. steph is going back to school and wants to be a therapist working with kids. >> amazing. i would like an autograph. [ laughter ] >> i will see what i can do. >> that is a friendship for life and it takes a lot to put on a show like that, singing, costume changes, a shout out to her, she the fantastic. >> beautiful sunshine. >> beautiful sunshine. >> the sun did come out. >> will stick around tomorrow and be warmer. we did see some 70s. san jose, oakland, walnut creek, san francisco, 77 in sanford -- san jose. a light breeze that helps keep us somewhat cool. in san francisco, 65 degrees, and i want to show you what is going on with our satellite and radar. in the past 24 hours, temperature change, about 6 degrees warmer in san jose than 24 hours ago. morgan hill's, 7 degrees warmers -- warmer, that will change, but satellite and radar, the high-pressure is beginning to build, building yesterday, it was warmer with the clearing of skies, that will linger in

zoe, was it surprising _ police department. zoe, was it surprising to — police department.e from the car chase? thea;r office did not bring up any evidence from the car chase?— from the car chase? they were precluded _ from the car chase? they were precluded from _ from the car chase? they were precluded from it _ from the car chase? they were precluded from it in _ from the car chase? they were precluded from it in motions, l from the car chase? they were i precluded from it in motions, but they also— precluded from it in motions, but they also don't like mr dershowitz talks about evidence, oj simpson acknowledged that he killed nicole simpson brown and ron goldman. he wrote _ simpson brown and ron goldman. he wrote a _ simpson brown and ron goldman. he wrote a book called if i did it and then— wrote a book called if i did it and then he _ wrote a book called if i did it and then he also did a television show by the same name. during that show, several— by the same name. during that show, several times he acknowledged and admitted _ several times he acknowledged and admitt

steph was paired with zoe through a nonprofit called coachart.d to give her virtual acting lessons for eight weeks. three years later they are still going strong, and thanks to donations last month, they were able to perform a two woman show at san francisco's gateway theatre, zoe acting and singing her favorite scenes and her favorite shows. you can experience the whole story at nbcbayarea.com/bay area proud. as well as hundreds of other stories of people being good to each other in the bay area. >> definitely check out the bay area proud series. they're really fun to watch. >>> don't forget, nbcbayarea.com is always streaming, 24/7. you can watch us whenever you want. we're on roku and other streaming platforms. >>> right now at 6:00, leaving it all on the court. stanford women's basketball coach tara vanderveer announcing she's retiring. we're going to take a look back at her legendary career. >>> it just shows that pollution and mismanagement of, like, ocean and river channels is a huge issue, and it's terrible that a large beautiful animal h

zoe kleinman, bbc news.lectric car maker tesla is cutting thousands ofjobs — around 10% of its global workforce — as demand slows. billionaire owner elon musk said the decision was difficult, but "must be done." the world's largest automobile maker by market value is facing stiff competition from chinese ev makers. china will unveil its growth figures for the january to march quarter in the coming hours. retail sales and industrial production figures for march are also expected. there's been some optimism that the world's second largest economy is back on track. but there are still multiple headwinds. that's according to harry murphy cruise china harry murphy cruise is in a mismatch at the moment. china is in a mismatch at the moment. their parts doing well around the industrial side of the economy. manufacturers are gaining confidence, we are seeing a ramp up in manufacturing output, and also firms starting to invest more during a long period where they were hesitant to open their wallets. the other side is

zoe kleinman, bbc news. in other news...a canal have announced an increase in the number of ships allowed to use the waterway every day from 2a to 31. it should ease congestion in one of the world's busiest trade routes, linking the atlantic ocean to the pacific. boeing has rejected claims that there are problems with its 787 jets, two days before a whistle—blower is due to testify to us lawmakers about what he describes as "catastrophic safety risks" in the way they're made. steve chisolm, boeing's chief engineer for mechanical and structural engineering, told reporters that the carbon fibre composites used to build the jet have successfully endured stress testing that far exceeds normal operating conditions for a commercialjetliner. quick look at the markets before i 90, quick look at the markets before i go, agitate gloomy picture across much of europe. the main indices all in the red, nasa later is on the price on crude. more business news in a few hours. goodbye. hello from the bbc sport centre. two champions league fix

her name is zoe francom, her cooperation with relief and humanitarian organizations reaches 5 years. two weeks ago , he announced his trip to gaza in cyberspace to deliver food to the people. zoe and members of the aid group called world central kitchen were with her in gaza the zionist regime's air attack on deir al-balah in the center of the gaza strip. they were english, polish and australian. the body of one of them cannot be identified due to the severity of the attack. what is in question is how they were attacked while they are international humanitarian forces, which is terrible to enter gaza and attack them with the coordination of israel. australia demands full accountability. zionist regime about the killing of aid workers in gaza. australia is waiting for full answers about the deaths of the rescuers. a crime that is completely unacceptable. assassination of rescuers who they were providing aid and distributing food to palestinian civilians who needed these aids . the six-month attacks of the zionist regime on gaza have killed more than 380 aid workers. end. these statist

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her name is zoe francom. his cooperation with relief and humanitarian organizations reaches 5 years. two weeks ago , he announced his trip to gaza in cyberspace to deliver food to the people. zoe and the members of the aid group who were with him in gaza under the name of global central kitchen died in the israeli air attack on deir al-balah in the center of the gaza strip. we know that these workers worked with the global central kitchen, that palestinian, english, polish. and they were australians. the body of one of them because the severity of the attack cannot be identified. what is in question is how they were attacked when they are international humanitarian forces that entered gaza with the coordination of israel and the attack on them is terrible. australia has demanded a full response from the zionist regime about the killing of aid workers in gaza. australia is awaiting full answers about the death. aid workers are a crime that is completely unacceptable. assassination of aid workers who were provi

her name is zoe francom. cooperation. it reaches 5 years with relief and humanitarian organizations. two weeks ago , he announced his trip to gaza online. to deliver food to people. zoe and the members of the aid group who were with him in gaza under the name of global central kitchen died in the israeli air attack on deir al-balah in the center of the gaza strip. may we know that these workers worked with the global central kitchen, which were palestinian, english, polish and australian. the body of one of them cannot be identified due to the severity of the attack. what is being questioned is how they were attacked? while they are international humanitarian forces, it is terrible to enter gaza and attack them with the coordination of israel. australia demands full accountability from the zionist regime regarding the killing of amdad. australia expects full answers about the deaths of aid workers , an act of terror that is completely unacceptable providing and explaining food to palestinian civilians who needed this help

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>> zoe kravitz spinning a tale of trouble in paradise in the first trailer for her directional debut,." it stars her fiance, channing tatum, as a billionaire whose private island party descends into danger. the film, which also stars haley joel osment hits theaters on august 23rd. channing tatum made his own directional debut with 2022's "dog". so maybe maybe he'll return the ffavor in the next one with zoe in that. >>> on tuesday, sony pictures secured the tv and film rights from hasbro for the beloved board game, clue. it follows numerous attempts to bring the staple back to the big screen since the 1985 movie adaptation. the movie famously featured three different ending with viewers getting a unique ending depending on what theater they saw it in. i would love to see candy land. that would be so cute. >> that's a good one. from barlbie. >>> an anniversary for those 30, ni n flirty and thriving. >> everyone got their news from the same place. >> a newspaper! >> jennifer garner, mark ruffolo reunited over zoom to celebrate the 20th anniversary of "13 going on 30". the trio reminisce

zoe conway, bbc news.eas aid was spent here in the uk on asylum costs. critics say the government has "lost its grip" by allowing the home office to use the foreign aid budget. caroline hawley is here with me. this will shock a lot of people? these are the figures released today, the total aid budget last year was £151; today, the total aid budget last year was £15.4 billion. £4.3 billion, about 28%, was spent not on alleviating poverty around the world but here in the uk, a rise of around £600 million on the year before, it was spent on refugees and asylum seekers, most of the money used by the home office hotels, accommodation and housing. it has provoked a lot of criticism. the independent commission for aid mpeg says it is worried about value for money, it has seen no sign of the home office moving out of crisis mode and it said spending so much of the aid budget here in the uk had wrought havoc on the development work overseas. the ngos network says funding for emergency support programmes in countrie

zoe conway, bbc news.nia. the ladies lounge exhibit at the museum of old and new art wanted to highlight historic misogyny by banning male visitors. the venue had insisted that rejecting men was part of the art, arguing australian law allowed for discrimination "designed to promote equal opportunity" for a group of people who had been historically disadvantaged. the judge rejected that argument. it contains some of the museum's most—acclaimed works inside a space designed after an old australian pub. the king has been presented with a new set of banknotes by the bank of england. in a ceremony at buckingham palace, andrew bailey, the bank's governor, and sarahjohn — the chief cashier — explained the new security features, and said this was first time there has been a change of monarch on the notes, as the late queen was the first to feature. they will go on general distribution injune. here's the moment the king was presented with the new notes. we now present you with your bank notes. this is quite a big m

zoe conway, bbc news.retire after the olympics in paris this summer. the 31—year—old is bidding to become the first to win four olympic medals on the same apparatus when he competes on the pommel horse. at rio 2016, he became team gb�*s first individual olympic gold medallist in gymnastics. it still feels a bit weird. i've made a decision and it's the right time for me that paris 2024 olympics, hopefully be my fourth olympic games, but will also be my final olympic games. i have done this sport for 24 years, i'm 31 years old now, i feel it in my gut, and i think you have got to listen to that, that, yeah, it's the right time for me. some more olympians for you here. linford christie and sir mo farah, some of great britain's most famous olympic athletics champions. they all came away with a gold medal. but this summer, anyone who wins gold in athletics at the paris olympics will get more than that. for the first time, they'll win prize money, as well — almost £40,000. here's our sports editor dan roan. it's

zoe conway — bbc news.sia has been targeting critical civilian infrastructure such as the countries —— targeting critical civilian infrastructure such as the country's main power plants, which is leaving millions without electricity and water. our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford has travelled to the east of the country to kharkiv — where 10 attacks took place today and more than 200,000 people are without power, to see how ukrainians are coping with life with no electricity. russia's war on ukraine has entered a new phase. this power plant in kharkiv was hit with five missiles — part of a massive attack on the energy system across the country. farfrom saving ukrainians, as it still claims, russia is trying to plunge their country into darkness. leading me through the ruins, igor has worked at this plant since soviet times. you don't usually hear engineers talk like this. translation: it's like my home has been destroyed. _ it brings pain and tears. but at the same time, that mobilises us becaus

that report from zoe conway. we will be live at that inquiry later. england and wales says that medical interventions given to under 185 are based on �*remarkably weak evidence.�* the report's author — dr hilary cass — says the long—term impact of using puberty blockers and hormones is uncertain, and should only be given with �*extreme caution.�* england has joined a list of countries that are reviewing treatments for gender dysphoria. this final report follows an interim review, which has already led to major changes. gender services provided by the controversial tavistock clinic in london, ended last month. two new centres in london and liverpool have been set up. the use of drugs to stop the onset of puberty has now stopped until further research is done. the author of the report says hormone treatments should in future be used with extreme caution for 16 to 18—year—olds, and argues that children were let down by the quality of services. it is unusual for us to give a potentially life changing treatment to young people and not know what happens to

thank you, zoe conway at the public inquiry. power sharing is over in scotland. party will now lead a minority government at holyrood. the scottish greens were given the news before an emergency cabinet meeting in edinburgh this morning. last week, the party had announced that its membership would be given a vote about remaining in government because of anger about the decision to scrap key climate targets. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon has this report. ifa sign if a sign was needed a split was on the cards, this was it. is if a sign was needed a split was on the cards, this was it.— the cards, this was it. is the agreement _ the cards, this was it. is the agreement with _ the cards, this was it. is the agreement with the - the cards, this was it. is the agreement with the snp - the cards, this was it. is the i agreement with the snp over? the co—leaders of the scottish green leaving before the cabinet they were part of was due to meet. the junior partners in government had been threatening tojump. the first minister got in first. good morning, everyone

zoe conway reports. is it any wonder that alan bates is smiling?e post office scandal. he explained why he had kept fighting for so long. as you got to meet people, and realised it wasn'tjust yourself and you saw the harm and injustice that had been descended upon them, it was something that you felt you had to deal with. over the year, alan bates has written to a series over the years, alan bates has written to a series of government minister, in charge of the post office. you in fact sent a reply to mr davie. the inquiry was shown alert sent to the post office minister ed davey injuly 2010, where alan bates called his refusal to intervene notjust disappointing but offensive. he said the post office had been operating as little more than thugs in suits, and ed davey enabled them to carry on with immunity, regardless of the human misery and suffering they inflict. interviewed at a building site in kent, mr davey responded. alan bates is a hero, but like him, when i put those concerns to post office executives, i was lied to, just like sub—postmaste

zoe kleinman, bbc news.owing a mini budget that sparked economic turmoil. now, in a new interview ahead of the release of her book, she's revealed her hopes of a donald trump victory in the upcoming us election,and admitted how she'd welcome nigel farage as a tory mp. she's been speaking to our political editor chris mason. talk directly to the viewer, the listener who, whatever their politics, says that your time as prime minister left the uk as an international laughing stock. well, i don't... i don't think that's true. but you lasted, all the stuff about lasting less time than a lettuce. this isjust, this isjust pathetic, you know, point scoring. address directly, our viewer or listener who looks back 18 months and remembers that mini budget and blames you for mortgages going sky high, for the country feeling poorer, for the economy getting into a spin and say that you were the author of that and it was a disaster. well, the mortgages getting higher was a phenomenon that was happening around the world. in

didn’t dream about all this, zoe didn’t dream about it, well, you can identify this man who came intoen, let's go half an hour, and if i don’t wake up, you push me, anton, and then we’ll go to korablev, he has photos of this whole gang, so if you recognize anyone, you’ll have to testify, that again testimony, uh-huh, no, wait, i have more old wounds have not healed, men decorate scars, no, wait, that’s right, but witness protection, i wrote about the law on witness protection, some money was allocated from the budget for this, what are you saying, do i have the right or not, old man, what right do you have, just be quiet, the child is sleeping there, well, well, mock, mock, listen, and you are a monster, you must have screwed up like zhenya, learn, student. wait, for witness protection, masha, here, lie down, take cover, listen, sorry that we came to you, it’s so inconvenient, in general, what are you talking about, at least i need some entertainment, thank you, masha. “do you want me to find out everything from natasha lazareva, i still need to go to the bar association, wait, what a

zoe, thanks for that.cularly from black and ethnic minority donors. about 5,700 people in the uk currently need a kidney transplant, including more than 100 children. 0ur health correspondent michelle roberts has been to meet one young girl who's part of a new swap scheme, designed to find donors more quickly. it looks like a microphone. a microphone? hello, hello, hello. destiny—rae is five. she loves play—doh, singing and her mum, maria. but she doesn't like broccoli or dialysis. but maybe when you get your kidney, you might like broccoli. what do you think? she's been having dialysis three times a week since she was ten months old because her kidneys don't work. added together, that's more than six whole months of her young life rigged up to the machine. i think all she's ever known is dialysis. i i she definitely doesn't have anyl memory of not being on dialysis. and this has kind of been- like her second family for a long time, which in many ways is a beautiful thing. - but, also, what's best- for her

zoe conway, bbc news.st of organisations that can help is available at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call forfree on 0800 066 066. a 13—year—old girl has been remanded to youth detention accommodation after being charged with three counts of attempted murder, after two teachers and a pupil were stabbed at a school in south—west wales. police said the teenager was arrested at the school in ammanford in carmarthenshire. the teachers and pupil were taken to hospital with non—life—threatening stab wounds, and have since been discharged. two men who were arrested after five people died trying to cross the channel in a small boat earlier this week have been charged with immigration offences. yien both from south sudan, and tajdeen adbulazinuma from sudan, are due to appear before folkestone magistrates court today. an 18—year—old man from sudan has been bailed pending further enquiries. a baby whom we filmed earlier in the week being rescued from her dying mother's womb after an israeli air strike in southern

zoe conway, bbc news.vicitim. the smile on the face of mr bates today, he was the star witness today but the final act, certainly we're not there yet. what did you make of what he had to say? i not there yet. what did you make of what he had to say?— what he had to say? i 'ust returned and alan was h what he had to say? i 'ust returned and alan was give — what he had to say? ijust returned and alan was give evidence - what he had to say? ijust returned and alan was give evidence and - what he had to say? ijust returned| and alan was give evidence and was about to be in livery, the ceo behind me. allen isjust a man, he shines out. it was astonishing, they took him back to letters he wrote to the post office on the 19th and 2000 when he set out all of the problems then almost 25 years ago. the other letters he sent, just a couple of years up to 2003. everything he said was true. if they had engaged with him then the scandal would never have happened. the country, the taxpayer would've sired hundreds of milli

zoe kleinman, bbc news.e outside the courthouse where the criminal trial of donald trump is taking place. there was a selection of alternate jurors going on today — we don't know yet whether what happened outside it affected anything going on inside the court, but that was the location for this incident. we saw paramedics taking someone away on a stretcher a little earlier. and we are waiting for that press conference to start, we will bring it to you when it happens. 50,000 stories will unfold on sunday at this year's london marathon as people of all ages run 26.2 miles through the capital. millions of pounds will be raised for charity, organisers also believe this year's event, the aath, will be the most inclusive yet. the elite wheelchair and able bodied racers will earn equal prize money, and there is growing recognition of all disabilities, asjoe wilson reports. turn a bit more towards me. you are good there. in london, the elite gathered. the world's best marathon runners, and they know who's missing.

she spoke to our technology editor zoe kleinman. was the only woman in the team, like engineering. and in the beginning, it was great. in the early days, cristina balan was doing so well at tesla, her initials were engraved on the car's batteries, but she says it wasn't long before things took a turn for the worse. everything went south when i realised that they were hiding some critical safety issues. she claims they pretended that they didn't know. and you decided to go right to the top. you went to elon musk himself? i tried to. and what exactly was the safety concern? they realised that they make a design engineering mistake on the carpets. you know, the carpets that you have under the adults and in the front of the car. so what happened is those carpets, they were curling under the brake and under the acceleration. cristina further claims that she'd heard there were complaints made about this issue. so she believes tesla was aware of it. she claims that when she shared her worries, tesla's management turned hostile. she lost he

let's bring in zoe for the details in the take away.do take away from this gdp print at a friends, slightly better-than-expected. >> economists were expecting 0.1%. moreover, if you dig into the data, the consumer spending numbers accelerated. overall, good news. just as a reminder, the euro area was in a shallow recession and the second half of last year. all the data and brands are good news that the euro area will have exited that recession grown in the first quarter. tom: what do we expect for the prado europe -- broader euro areas? >> the euro area we expect 0.1. before that we get that out of spain, italy, and germany. germany is the one we watched closely. germany had a contraction in the fourth quarter. initially we thought they also would be contracting. they changed and said it would be slight growth in economists are expecting that slight growth. the economy with the stronger growth will be spain. we get that data in just over an hour's time. those are expected to be 0.4. that is a slowdown for the previous quarter, but it's

zoe conway has this report.r of one of the greatest fights for justice this country has ever seen. alan bates, a subpostmaster for five years, a campaigner for 20. subpostmaster for five years, a campaignerfor 20. this morning he explained why he had kept fighting for so long. explained why he had kept fighting for so lonu. , , explained why he had kept fighting forso lonu. , , .,, for so long. firstly it has required dedication but _ for so long. firstly it has required dedication but secondly _ for so long. firstly it has required dedication but secondly it - for so long. firstly it has required dedication but secondly it is - for so long. firstly it has required dedication but secondly it is a - dedication but secondly it is a cause. . ~' �* , dedication but secondly it is a cause. . ~ �*, ., cause. yeah, i think it's also stubbornness _ cause. yeah, i think it's also stubbornness as _ cause. yeah, i think it's also stubbornness as well. - cause. yeah, i think it's also stubbornness as well. but i cause. yeah

was imprisoned for embezzlement, now we are having a wonderful night in the hospital, you write to zoei can work for you, as anyone, a nanny, a nurse, well, it’s very difficult if you you want, yes, i always wanted to, but zoya didn’t believe in me. only the stupidest one, don’t you understand, all the children of the earth are mine, this is also my son, who you are talking to, an imbecile, i see. for man's eyes are given for the vision of distinguishing letters, because the human mouth does not disappear without a trace, but leaves black traces that bloom in the tears of his descendants. hey, you russian pig, where is your sign, you should wear it here, forgive me son, i hope i didn’t make you too angry, thank you, you made me very angry, mr. becker. you will have a lot of beautiful dresses, but you want horse? yes, i want to, i’ll ride home on it, no, you won’t ride anywhere, because i’ll take you with me, let me go, why, why do you russians have terrible losses, i have a fiance, he’s alive. build this, and wrap this up in moscow, build! comrade major, allow me to report, report, the

zoe conway reporting there. the time is 13:1a. our top story this afternoon.ng up... britain's most successful gymnast max whitlock announces he'll retire after the paris olympics. coming up in sport on bbc news. the champions league continues after a thrilling start to the quarter finals, with nothing to separate the holders manchester city and real madid after their first leg in spain. in the us, the parents of a boy who shot and killed four classmates in the state of michigan have each been sentenced to at least ten years in prison. it's the first time the parents of a us school gunman have been convicted. earlier this year, a jury found james and jennifer crumbley guilty of involuntary manslaughter. their son ethan is serving life in prison without parole. john sudworth reports. neitherjames norjennifer crumbley pulled the trigger but in a country where gun violence in schools is all too common, this was a legal first. it is the sense of this court, mr crumbley, that you serve 10 to 15 years with the michigan department of corrections. the two now face at

our technology editor zoe kleinman reports. i've got ten messages...had a smartphone? probably since i've been eight, so that would be three years. and what do you do on it? i text my friends, phone them, watch videos, like...flick through stuff. quite a lot of things, but too much to count. i've heard stories of people sharing pictures and bullying and all sorts of manner of stuff, and the internet is so open to finding whatever you want on it. so being able to monitor exactly what she is doing is paramount. the online regulator, ofcom's latest report reflects a world in which children increasingly have their own devices and are online unsupervised from a younger age. i think this is a wake up call for industry. they have to take account of the users they have, not the users that their terms and conditions say they have. companies are now under a legal obligation to take steps to keep those children safe. its report found nearly a quarter of five to seven year olds now have a smartphone, and most have tablets. whatsapp was the most popular social app

i was listening zoe ball talking about the bear hotel in cowbridge. yeah, it's...ly? do you think there are more deserving people, then, than h? ooh, you're trying to lead me into something now. no! h has done lots of good things, i'm sure — as have lots of other people. i took to the streets to see if anyone else had heard of the group behind the statue. have you ever heard of cultural cowbridge? no. i think it would be a really stupid idea, to be perfectly honest. what's your reaction to it? i thought it was an april fool! they will have chains around i the statue because, you know, somebody might steal it! it's been the talk of the town. i think it is a lovely bit of fun and add something new to the high street. ian's done a lot on the high street for us. we've got a lot of famous people who have lived in cowbridge over the years, been to school here — sir anthony hopkins, people like that. always got time for you. he uses the pub a lot, as well. so well deserving of a statue. i think so, yeah. # rousing my suspicions...# and this has aroused everyone�*s suspici

here's zoe conway. is it any wonder that allan bates is smiling. tell the inquiry everything he knows about the post office scandal ihe inquiry everything he knows about the post office scandal he explained wh he had the post office scandal he explained why he had kept _ the post office scandal he explained why he had kept fighting _ the post office scandal he explained why he had kept fighting for - the post office scandal he explained why he had kept fighting for so - why he had kept fighting for so long. as you got to meet people, and realised it wasn'tjust long. as you got to meet people, and realised it wasn't just yourself and you saw the harm and injustice that had been descended upon them, it was something that you felt you had to deal with. , ., ~ ., deal with. over the year, allan bates has _ deal with. over the year, allan bates has written _ deal with. over the year, allan bates has written to _ deal with. over the year, allan bates has written to a - deal with. over the year, allan bates has written to a series . deal with. over the ye

dammian, zoe and five more of their colleagues will die.t night during the war, under very difficult conditions. this was not an unfortunate accident, a direct attack on clearly marked vehicles. biden is literally avoiding answering. however, former israeli intelligence analyst avimilamet assures that the alliance between israel and the united states is still as strong as ever. i don't think it's possible for a situation where the u.s. turn away from israel, this does not serve the interests of the united states. however, in the states themselves, it seems, they are already seriously alarmed; israel is increasingly dragging them into a big war. here is footage of the bombed consulate. made decisions, was responsible for military operations, for the actions of forces in lebanon, syria, iraq. this is a great loss for the islamic republic. this is what was declassified after his death in iran. zahidi was involved in planning the hamas attack on israel that began. this is war. we must not forget that 1,200 israelis were killed, most of them civ

. >> and joining us now live is zoe abdul-malik, miss black california usa's talented teen.l, congrats means so much. we appreciate you joining us. >> thank you. i'm happy to be here. >> yeah. you have been busy. you are very passionate as we pointed out, about social justice issues. how are you using the title to make a difference in your community? >> i use the title so to make a difference in the community by making sure since i am able to go to a lot more events in the community and meet people like the mayor so i could figure out what's going on and what they are planning, and i could put my input to. >> absolutely. >> one of the things that really struck us is just how many different things you, you care about. and one of the things that you were advocating for was for the deaf community. why is that a passion for you and what led you to try and get some policy changes in los angeles public schools, one of the reasons why i'm passionate about advocating for the deaf community is because i don't feel like the lausd school district or many school districts at all, really

absolutely, zoe, thanks so much for coming in.he work you guys are doing with 350. >> thanks so much for having me. >> i appreciate it. and if you'd like to donate to 350 bay area, we have also made that easy for you. there's a qr code right there on your screen. you can scan it now, or you can head to our website, ktvu .com/ giving day and coming up on mornings on two the nine. you'll know him from mad men, even fargo, but this time he is taking on an entirely new role. we'll hear from jon hamm about that role and what's next iconic business executives in the tv series mad men. now, actor jon hamm has narrated a business book called when business is love. that's the title of it. i spoke with the emmy award winning actor this morning. we talked about his latest project and how it is very different from some of the roles he's tackled in the past. actor jon hamm, i'm thrilled to speak with you. big fan of your work. you've had a long and storied career in all types of projects, from tv to film, this new project, though now you've na

the movie marks zoe kravitz's depressiontorial debut.tars her fiance channing tatum as i tech billionaire who invites people to his island where strange things happen. it's to be released in late august. >>> a photographer who worked for megan thee stallion is suing the rap star claiming he was unfairly fired and abused as her employee. emilio garcia claims that he was put in uncomfortable situation -- situations including being forced to watch her have sex with another woman and was then fired after being berated and fat shamed by the rapper. lawyers for megan thee stallion are vowing to fight the lawsuit in court calling it an attempt to embarrass the singer. >>> a singer jelly roll is taking over the music charts, but you won't find him posting on the internet. his wife, brunnie x-o, telling listeners of her podcast "dumb blonde" that her husband was tired of being fat shamed and bullied about his weight so he opted out. >> my husband doesn't show it to you guys, but i'm going to have a vulnerable moment here. it hurts him. >> the pod

he goes to the distance with his compatriot zoe. this game was postponed due to sepahan's participation in the asian champions league. in the table, sepahan is fourth with 39 points and zubahan is in eighth place with 30 points it is supposed to also, the games of the 24th week will start from tomorrow with three matches . as you can see in the table , sanat naft abadan is the host in the most important matches. the second place team will be persips. thank you for your companion with sports news. today is wednesday, the 29th of april, the 8th of shawwal, and the 15th of april. 12.4 minutes from noon in tehran and 18.5 minutes from maghrib. thank you very much for accompanying us until the end. i wish you a good day, god bless you. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello, good morning . welcome to the news of the capital market. the limit is 1 percent. the range of stock volatility was aggravated for another day. with the decision of the stock exchange organization on sunday , april 26, the fluctuation range

>> zoe kravitz is spinning a tale of trouble in paradise for "blink twice."nning tatum. the film, which also stars haley joel osment hits theaters in august. talk about like a multi-facetted, multi-talented right there. >> it's great to see her dip her toes into this, and she cast her fiance, too. >> the perks. >>> a mystery that all others are judged by. on tuesday, sony pictures secured the tv and film rights from hasbro for the beloved board game clue. it's the attempt to bring it back to the big screen since the 1985 adaptation. it featured three different endings with viewers getting a unique conclusion depending on what theater they saw. what a creative idea. i'm sure we know with creative how creative that was. they're going to have to put a good spin on clue. >> talking about the link between barbie andn barbie and . >> non-stop. jenga. >>> now to the stars of a coming of age classic marking ten more years until they are 30, flirty and thriving. >> everyone got their news from the same place. >> a newspaper! >> a woman came up to me the other day and

along with long-time friends zoe striker, she started a neighborhood bake sale.ating the money to organizations that support abortion rights. >> the response was unbelievable. people were just so excited. we sold out. >> reporter: that is when they decided to turn their half baked idea into a full blown cottage business called my bakery, my choice. after securing the permits, they began taking orders from customers from all over the bay with 100% of the proceeds going to organizations that support abortion rights. today they're donating $750 to a non-profit in tucson after the arizona supreme court upheld an 1864 law that bans nearly all abortions. but even though they have given more than $10,000 so far, they're not looking to sugar coat things. >> we were asked recently what's your vision for the future? my vision is we don't have to exist. >> reporter: barbara grove drove here all the way from marin county to pick up a dessert for her family. the fact it is helping women's rights is just icing on the cake. >> is the cake sweeter because you know where the mone

zoe has written in. good evening, zoe and zoe says.nal party. the rest of us love you and feel very british. >> cheers, zoe. >> cheers, zoe. >> i don't think she meant you. i think she meant the country. >> i'm british and don't rocketman leo. i'm organising his go away fund to dubai. if you want contribute . you want to contribute. >> right, be. i'll be. >> all right, i'll be. i'll be. what you got for in the what have you got for us in the bunch of five. >> so my bunch of five story is about tesco, posted very about tesco, which posted very good earnings this week. it's actually turned i think it's a 4.4% revenue increase this quarter . but 4.4% revenue increase this quarter. but it's had people wondering is it right that supermarkets are seen to be profiteering during a time there is a cost of living crisis. some people are saying maybe tesco, instead of focusing on profits, could have instead focusing on low, been focusing on lower pnces low, been focusing on lower prices for consumers like you at home and us in the studio . so hom

the seasonal rain, zoe, today, a little bit further science is showing itself in terms of the a and in can neither warnings of its heaviness and maybe is welcome in somalia and the c o. p. equally it's wet for the west as you might expect. this is the ratings coming north with the sun sizes this, well, a pleasing picture of some, at least there is rain from maybe a down towards south africa, but look at this coming up into something mozambique significant. right? which might give a little bit of help for right maybe to zoom by way over 30 years of the size of the 0 world tells the to follow the story of know ways in the oldest little costs. let us salute the government of norway morris. remarkable and nurturing the secret negotiations and why it's promised peace has remained unfulfilled, a strong decided terms of the negotiations. nobody could show or go home. the products of also on those as you, in a state of emergency in zimbabwe, extreme drought putting millions of people in danger as wars rage and gaza in ukraine to battle against climate change continues. but arguably, makes fewe

she spoke to our technology editor zoe kleinman. great. in the early days, cristina balan was doing so well at tesla. her initials were engraved on the car's batteries, but she says it wasn't long before things took a turn for the worse. everything went south. when i realised that they were hiding some

zoe dorado was named the very first youth poet laureate in alameda county when the program launched back. well, now the program is accepting applications for this year's winner. the youth poet laureate program celebrates teen creativity and civic engagement. and for more insight on the program. earlier today on the four, we spoke with deb sitka, acting librarian of alameda county. >> we really feel like the youth in our community have a lot to say, a lot to contribute, and we wanted to be able to make space for them, space to have them have a platform for the things that are in their hearts and the things that they want to share with each other. >> applications are due april 30th. poems will be judged on content, craft and voice. and if you would like more information, we put a link at ktvu.com under the web link section. >> governor newsom's office announced today 12 tv projects set to begin filming in california later this year, creating thousands of jobs and injecting more than $1 billion into the state's economy. the projects will receive more than $150 million in tax credits as part

zoe kleinmann, bbc news. in remission from her cancer.from her cancer. this is bbc news. in remission from her cancer. the general election begins in india on friday and most predictions say narendra modi will win another victory, his third consecutive mandate. he has amassed a huge following of support despite some seeing him as a controversial figure. from the uttar pradesh state which is a stronghold of mr modi's bjp party, yogita limaye reports. cheering narendra modi is the reigning superstar of indian politics. rallies like these are an integral part of an indian election, but only a few leaders have evoked such a response in the country's history. what we are seeing here is the confidence of the party that very much believes it's going to win another resounding victory. and what we've also seen amidst the crowd is confidence about being indian on the global stage — one of the things that prime minister modi's tenure will be remembered for. mr modi is a divisive figure. but here, among his mostly hindu following, he can do no wrong.

here's zoe conway.when he started writing to ministers. got the evidence i shall give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. in 2009 he wrote to the van business secretary peter mandelson asking for the government to intervene. a more junior minister wrote back, saying the post office was run at arms length. the post office was run at arms lenath. , ., ., length. there is a sort of democratic _ length. there is a sort of democratic deficits - length. there is a sort of i democratic deficits popping length. there is a sort of - democratic deficits popping appear if the government is refusing to take responsibility, and also the risks of owning a dangerous dog, you cannot say that the dangerous dog has an arm's—length relationship with you. if the dangerous dog behaves badly. the with you. if the dangerous dog behaves badly.— with you. if the dangerous dog behaves badly. the inquiry heard that in this _ behaves badly. the inquiry heard that in this letter _ behaves badly. the inquir

lady bobcats guard zoe nicholas now joined her aunt and grandmother in having been members of a pickett county state championship team. it doesn't stop there. nicholas' cousin is also on the winning team and was even named tournament most valuable player. the coach that led the team to victory, brent smith, has a brother named barry who happened to coach the last winning team 35 years ago. it's important to note that even though this is the first state championship in a while, the program does very well every season. it's also important to note that each time the lady bobcats have made it out of the quarterfinals and advanced to the state championship, they've won. i want to congratulate the current champions for keeping that now six-time winning streak alive. i am proud to represent pickett county and many places like it that take so much pride in their families, communities and their home team. again, congratulations to the pickett county lady bobcats, the 2024tssaa girls basketball state champions. madam speaker, i rise today to congratulate and recognize the 2024-2025 tennessee futu

the seasonal rain, zoe, today little bit further science is showing itself in terms of the a and in can you that are warnings of its heaviness and maybe as well come in somalia and d. c. o p. equally, it's wet for the west, as you might expect. this is the range coming north with the sun. size of this well, of a pleasing picture of some, at least there is rain from. there may be a, down towards south africa, but look at this coming up into something mozambique significant. right. which might give a little bit of help for writing maybe testing, by the way. the latest news as it breaks down the message, they say they're going to detail coverage. these really prime minister spoke this evening saying that the military is ready to invade drop off despite criticisms from allies from the hall. so the story everyone is terrified. thank you. shelter in this hospital for more than 6 months. right now. nowhere is case and kind of seen. these are targeted the space prime minister petro sanchez ends. he's late to smooth lease toward cats, a but a crucial time for the wine to reach him. the goal stat

zoe conway has more. status following the itv drama, yet, he is still fighting for compensation. he says he has been offered a sixth of what he asked for. i'm trying to fight for everyone that needs financial redress on this. but i've also got to fight for my own as well and i have no doubt that there is a bit of vindictiveness coming in from the department. and the post office. the inquiry is now in its final stages. at the end of may, it will hear from former chief executive paula vennells for the first time. you're live with bbc news. on the campaign trail, presidentjoe biden and former president donald trump are neck and neck in most of the seven swing states that could decide the november election. the candidates are continuing to make campaign stops with mr biden in wisconsin this week touting his economic policies and mr trump in pennsylvania and michigan, that's where bbc news chief presenter caitriona perry has been on the ground speaking to voters. motown music and motor city — for decades, detr