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also along the line of that weather front we will see the really strong gusting to 50, 60, maybe 70 winds gusting to 50, 60, maybe 70 miles brow. windy to give some 7 i... big waves around the coast. really big waves around the coast. through the early hours of tuesday, this weakening somewhat as it used this weakening somewhateas it used track north—east clear to track north—east was. clear and showers in the first part spells and showers in the first part of the morning. temperatures seven to 12 degrees, a pretty start to 12 degrees, a pretty mild start to 12 degrees, a pretty mild start to the day. this is the overnight weather front. to the day. this is the overnight weatherfront. still weather front. still lingering across shetland but most other weather front. still lingering across sunshine but most other weather front. still lingering across sunshine and nost other weather front. still lingering across sunshine and showers, r weather front. still lingering across sunshine and showers, some of areas, sunshine and showers, some of the shell is heavy, possibly thundery. still windy there. thundery. still windy out there. these temperatures a touch above where would expect to be at this where we would expect to be at this time of year. low still time of year. low pressure still close by at a wednesday. this area of low pressure looks a long way off but if you look at the isobars, they out ifr�*yeuloolc at'the refit-ere they bulging northwards.
senator and is seen as a strong favorite. there were a lot of questions as to whether this was a shot across the brow to florida governor desantis largely seen as trump's most formidible republican opponent in 2024. >> just making sure little marco won't run against him, his nickname for him. now it is ron desanctimonious. outfront now, the executive director and founder of the center for election innovation and research, the coauthors of "the big truth, upholding democracy in the age of the big lie." so, you know, you talk about this book, major, as a cause. you wanted to be sure people knew the truth. start with where we are now. more than 40 million pre-lex ballots have already been cast. 40 million americans have already voted in early voting in 47 states, way ahead of anything we've seen before. what does that tell you? >> it is way ahead of the midterm in 2018 which is the benchmark. and it tells us that there's a
that is far more dangerous. he shouldn�*t be doing that! that�*s a dual white line, and we�*re on the brow of a hill. on average, two cyclists are killed every week, and more than 300 injured. let me show you how quickly things can go wrong. i�*ve come in from the far side. i�*ve made eye contact and then sort of realised, like, she�*s not going to stop. you can see the impact. the bike goes pretty high on this wall. you can see me land on my neck. has it affected you in anyway? the only that�*s been affected, i now don�*t trust any drivers. i�*m much more twitchy around vehicles. until the moment i�*m sure they�*ve stopped, seen me, and i�*m not pulling out, i can�*t continue. the government is spending billions, trying to get more cyclists on to the road. but this survey suggests a lot
changed the highway code to give bikes priority over cars. cyclists can now ride in the middle of the lane if it is safer, and drivers are supposed to give them at least five feet of space. if i go over to the left on bends and hills, like this, it's encouraging drivers to try to sneak past to make a break for it. that is far more dangerous. he shouldn't be doing that! that's a dual white line, and we're on the brow of a hill. on average, two cyclists are killed every week, and more than 300 injured. let me show you how quickly things can go wrong. i've come in from the far side. i've made eye contact and then sort of realised, like, she's not going to stop. you can see the impact. the bike goes pretty
bikes priority over cars. cyclists can now ride in the middle of the lane if it is safer, and drivers are supposed to give them at least five feet of space. if i go over to the left on bends and hills, like this, it's encouraging drivers to try to sneak past, to make a break for it. that is far more dangerous. he shouldn't be doing that! that's a dual white line, and we're on the brow of a hill. on average, two cyclists are killed every week, and more than 300 are injured. let me show you how quickly things can go wrong. i've come in from the far side. i've made eye contact and then sort of realised, like, she's not going to stop. you can see the impact. the bike goes pretty high on this wall. you can see me land on my neck.
it is encouraging drivers to try and sneak past and make a break for it, and that is far more dangerous. he shouldn't be doing that! that is a dual white line and we are on the brow of a hill. on average, two cyclists are killed every week and more than 300 injured. this cctv footage shows damian and andy setting off on their final bike ride. they were climbing this hill near high wycombe when they were hit by a car and killed. the driver was given a fine and a suspended sentence. given a fine and a suspended sentence-— given a fine and a suspended sentence. ., �* , ~ ., sentence. for them, it's like, oh, well, they — sentence. for them, it's like, oh, well. they were — sentence. for them, it's like, oh, well, they were cycling _ sentence. for them, it's like, oh, well, they were cycling on - sentence. for them, it's like, oh, well, they were cycling on the - sentence. for them, it's like, oh,| well, they were cycling on the road and they got killed. he well, they were cycling on the road and they got killed.— and they got killed. he carelessly ran into two _ and they got killed. he carelessly ran into two people. _ and they got killed. he carelessly ran into two people. yeah, you i and they got killed. he carelessly - ran into two people. yeah, you know. i feel that you —
abc, cbs or nbc. we don't have to reach everyone. and the fact is -- >> it was very clear rupert had made this a priority within news corp. and he was going to invest until it worked. and you know, if all of us dropped dead along the way, that'd be okay. there was no guide to what to do. and it was pretty clear very fast that the unconventional shows worked. 21 jump street. >> oh, god. >> in loving color. >> two snaps up. >> married with children. >> who would you rather spend the night with, a, your wife, or b -- >> b. >> the simpsons. >> it was really just a slightly lower brow, more populist approach to entertainment. >> i'm rupert murdoch, the
right there. the kryptonite is a vagina. that was a lob, it was right there. it was right there. >> greg: you must mistake this show for a low brow. we are extremely sophisticated. right? i saw you wince, because i mispronounced something. >> tyrus: it's all good. >> greg: seemed upset. >> tyrus: i did this movie called "super con" and my guy was able to get a great idea. he was like let's make him gay. i said sure, what am i doing different? [laughter] >> greg: nice. >> tyrus: so the rest of the movie, guess what i was gay. it still died the same.
that the unconventional shows worked. 21 jump street, "in living color," "married with children". >> "the simpsons." >> it was really just a slightly lower brow, more populist approach to entertainment. >> i'm rupert murdoch, billionaire tyrant. >> murdoch really pushed that agenda. he likes the big headline, the screamer, the things that grab your attention. >> he has on shows like "a current affair," which is basically a tabloid newspaper front page being slapped up on the air. >> tonight the last days of a hollywood legend who didn't care whom he took with him to the
well, we're clearly an alternative to the network. we don't think of ourselves as abc, cbs or nbc. we don't have to reach everyone. and the fact is -- >> it was very clear rupert had made this a priority within news corp. and he was going to invest until it worked. and you know, if all of us dropped dead along the way, that'd be okay. there was no guide to what to do. and it was pretty clear very fast that the unconventional shows worked. 21 jump street. >> oh, god. >> in loving color. >> two snaps up. >> married with children. >> who would you rather spend the night with, a, your wife, or b -- >> b. >> the simpsons. >> it was really just a slightly lower brow, more populist approach to entertainment. >> i'm rupert murdoch, the