flo i no good, it's still good fun. flo and laura, thank you very much. time to look at the weather forecast not with chris. the weather not too bad today. lots of sunshine across high upland areas of sunshine across high upland areas of the uk, with relatively mild conditions in the sunshine, but a an area of low cloud and marked out for area of low cloud and marked out for a low lying areas. most of us to live in low—lying parts of the country. the sunshine poking out above that of the high ground and across western parts as well stop temperatures today reaching a high around for — seven, it does feel on the chilly side. overnight tonight, it is going to get really cold again with a sharp frost in scotland. temperatures could get down to minus eight degrees in the coldest areas. where do we keep the cloud, it is frost free, but there will be some mist and fog patches. monday still has a bit of cloud around. but this cloud coming into e scotland and england will have the better chance of thinning and giving some brighter weather overall. temperatures

flo patterson in the city of bath, 100 miles away from london near kate winslet's fictional home too. >> it was a huge draw for me and "bridgerton," that's definitely top of the list. >> reporter: the two agreeing to swap keys in person in england and hang out together for a few days before flo set off for the u.s. >> you know, we've been talking so much. it would have been kind of funny to just not see each other and be like ships passing in the night. now we have an even stronger rapport. >> reporter: the big reward so far, grace and flo have found each other. >> definitely a friendship has been developed through this. it's amazing, not something either of us expected. >> reporter: okay, so friendship is great but this might have been what you were trying to get at, whit. have these two found love? that's what happened in the movie. okay, so not yet, but flo still has to come to boston but there's still two more weeks left, guys. >> there's still time and hope. all right, zohreen, thank you so much. with appreciate it. >>> coming up here a special new year's edition of "binge this."

one of those viewers was 22-year-old flo from england who reached out to grace grace and flo, we have a treat, are joining us live right now from england good morning, you two. >> hi. >> good morning. >> grace, i have to ask you. is this what you expected to happen when you posted your tiktok >> absolutely not. definitely not it feels like a bit of a dream right now. i only posted the video three weeks ago and suddenly i was planning a trip to europe last-minute. now i'm here nuts >> flo, when you saw the tiktok, what inspired you to say, i'm in for that i would try that >> i just thought, why not i think we have to do these things >> we love this. grace and flo, it's one of my favorite all-time movies in the world. and one of the things i love about it is that cameron diaz and kate winslet find the love of their lives at the end of this swap. so, are you guys both hoping for that grace, why don't you take it first. >> who is playing jude law >> you know, love of your life, it's a bit of a stretch. more so for a fun adventure. if a strapping young man decides to sweep me off my feet,

you get spontaneous order, you get derby limbs, you get flo, you get forces coming in and structure. the beauty i, i had no hesitation than in saying that, but i've seen that and the hole in the or how to legality on day one. and then this want in his order starts to appear with different children doing different things. ah, is kids without supervision left alone with an unknown machine? in an unknown notion of information are behaving like a hive or like a thunderstorm? could it be that learning? is that something that happens to people when they're at the age of chaos? the whole in the wall was sufficiently unexpected, but i needed to drop whatever else i was doing because there was no way to continue being a nice satisfied computer program. and i had to find out how they were doing that. that led to a whole series of experiments and finally, all the way from new delhi to newcastle. oh, my wish really was to make a facility for children where they can learn in groups and a facility which would not look like a classroom. it's a facility which is practically on band. it would be call

can be seen as having a broad influence on the west with the leaders, flo jr. like his father moved comfortably in institutional circles and participated in a number of development plans for older institutions such as this largely unfulfilled, unrealized plan for harvard on the left and the plan for princeton that you see on the right as it began to expand beyond the handful of early structures. facing nassau street and the town. throughout their careers, all three olmsteds commonly collaborated with prominent architects and institutions throughout the country. while the father was once of his difficulties with french educated architects, pointedly referred to many trained at the school at their stiff design habits and he wrote about it quite clearly, all three formed close and long lasting friendships with a number of brilliant architects. this scheme for johns hopkins university was familiar across the quadrangle, which you will see again at duke, may have been largely executed by local architects in baltimore. but the advisers on the plan one notes are a tri

i knew you were at the house, a guy flo. overdue. we use a to release, you to with not receive it in the future. we know that there were sitting there. you could, i saw your thoughts or your voice flash excited all day. i thought of some lease kisses and hugs. want to love you went with we're still we're pretty whole pretty not somebody who didn't answer them go why play a video when you were able to accept the billing address and the order of shows to watch was too much sharing. but on the whole year for yellow green, great. we're pretty healthy. she do not go with easy valid. you know, we've got a book on monday, but i do. i'm ok. i seem to you know, i put a yet issue for you. i see to them a for children, there's a meeting, a crunch, lisha national practice. obviously it is all new corporate america. english. i was not there when you hear the machine and because i am working the reason donaldson, i'm last virus or may see marsh or even like, you know, my mom was mighty sent the inside of the class. no, no, no i to video. it's gonn

and that then he flo down to you know, 10 or 15 miles an hour. they said that he tried to hit them with you know, flam on the brakes and make them hit him. when it came down to was that he would not submit to them. and so when i came to san francisco, i was just shocked that the manager there was the same kind of manager that i had seen in royal oak. you know, barking at everybody screaming at him, you know, scream from across the room for you to come to her desk. so she could yell at you and for everybody in the, in the place is frightening to me, to be in there and the times that i went to the postmaster in san francisco and personally asked, what can we do because the morale is so bad that i can see how another royal oak will happen here. and the response always was to me. well, g is audrey. you seem to have some kind of personal problems. have you thought about seeing a psychiatrist about the supervisor appears to have been killed by a coworker later turned the gun on himself. postal employees were told not to comment as specifics to discipli

ah a flo. i'm adrian finnegan, in doha, with a summary of the news on al jazeera, the world health organization says that the new cove it 19 very un omicron has been detected in 38 countries. that's up from 232 days ago. it's calling on nations to focus on preparing health systems. instead of imposing travel restrictions. as we're talking about ami con, let's also not forget that the predominant variance right now still remains the delta variance. so micron may be on the rise and we may come to a point where it takes over to be the dominant variance. but at this point, the very dominant variant remains delta in the us, the top health official says the vaccine manufacturers are already working on contingency plans, including a possible on the chrome specific booster. the government is imposing tight a travel restrictions and scaling out thanks nations. the very end has been confirmed in at least 9 states. the us and european participants in the nuclear talks are accusing iran of not being seriou

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you get spontaneous order, with derby limbs, you get flo, you get forces coming in and structure. the beauty i, i had no hesitation than in saying that, but i've seen that and the hole in the or how to leave your take on day one. and then this want in his order starts to appear with different children doing different things. his kids without supervision left alone with an unknown machine in an unknown notion of information are behaving like a hive or like a thunderstorm. could it be that learning is something that happens to people when they're at the edge of chaos. the hole in the wall was sufficiently unexpected that i needed to drop whatever else i was doing. it was there was no way to continue being a nice satisfied computer program. and i had to find out how they were doing that. that led to a whole series of experiments and finally all the way from new delhi to new castle . oh, my wish really was to make a facility for children where they can learn in groups and the facility which would not look like a classroom. it's a facility which is practically unbound. it would be call

by my count, between 1865 and 1900, the period super intended by flo sr., they worked on many college campuses. during the 1890s, princeton, smith, harvard, mount holyoke, vassar. between 1900 and 1960 after olmsted sr.'s departure, the firm worked on more than 180 campuses. just between 1900 and 1915 alone up to the first world war they were employed by institutions that included brown, the university of chicago, wheaton, wellesley, williams, the university of washington, johns hopkins, ohio state, colorado, new york university, baltimore, and oberlin. they worked at annapolis and west point and dozens of land grant colleges. among these were wisconsin, kansas, colorado, oregon, on and on the list goes. there's an enormous range however in their work from schemes that have become iconic such as those at stanford and duke when you're going to hear about from cathy blake and mark huff to projects that were at times more formulaic. at their very best, this work demonstrates as clearly as any of the diverse plans of the firm's best known member, frederick olmsted sr., a concern and a gen

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., canada and germany to a flo-fly list. the israeli prime minister warning the fifth wave has begun. elliot is with us now in tel aviv. so cases are slowly creeping up despite the travel measures. can you first give us a sense of where things stand there? >> sure. the situation right now is that -- well, the prime minister went on television earlier this evening. israeli time, to say those words, the fifth wave is already here. cases have been creeping up. we're at about 875 on friday. that was the highest in at least a month. i suppose more worrying is the rise omicron cases. we're at 175. it was just 89 a few days ago. and there were 380 cases where there's a high suspicion they'll turn out to be omicron. that's the main reason why we're seeing the u.s., canada, and ten in total being added to this red no-fly list. most of these omicron cases are coming from people who are returning from overseas. they want to reduce the number of imported cases, but i think they are now resigned that this fifth wave, this fifth wave is h

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crash in the dominican republic killed all nine people on board, including puerto rican music producer flo. the jet was minutes into its flight to miami yesterday when it tried to make an emergency landing and then crashed. also killed was a 38-year-old music producer's longtime partner and therefore-year-old child. his produce -- he produced hits for artists like j. lo and bad bunny. reggie: closing arguments are set to begin in elizabeth holmes' fraud trial. last week, defense attorneys rested their case after she completed her seventh day on the witness stand. federal prosecutors did not have a rebuttal. she is accused of deceiving investors and patients about the true capabilities of her blood testing startup. both sides told the judge the expected minister summations by tomorrow -- expect to finish their summations by tomorrow. deliberations could continue to the holiday season if needed. kumasi: the family of mario goes all is once alameda police officers involving his death to face murder charges, responding to the corner's report declaring gonzalez's death a homicide. police body c

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alongside cooper hoffman, the son of late philip seymour hoffman and heard you bonded over the music of flo rida, destiny's child, is he a haim fan too? >> i hope he is. i actually haven't asked him that question. no, when you get into my car the only music that i play is songs that were popular when it was bar mitzvah season when i was in seventh grade so if you like anything like that you are more than welcome to come in my car. that's what you can expect. >> okay, so, let's take it even farther back in time than bar mitzvah season. and the movie takes place in the '70s and you really immerse yourself. no cell phones on set and that you even can put together a waterbed in a record eight minutes? >> oh, yeah, we had to go, me and cooper had to go to waterbed school where we had to put together a waterbed as quick as we can and we started out at like an hour because it's a very intense process. and then after an hour we got it down to eight minutes. so, if anyone needs a waterbed and needs someone to put together a waterbed, me and cooper, we're here in your service. >> alana, you sing, act

. >> bum obama's decisive strength major strategic choices floed to the american electric. he pushed gun control and immigration and rewarding the group for deciding the election in his favor. >> big s.w.a.t. in the gop establishment democrats meanwhile lead to a strategy that basically admitted the white working class entirely. and that's why you have people like me where former republicans looking up going wait a second, how did they win wisconsin and how did the republicans win iowa? i called pennsylvania fools' goals for years because the media and david short talks about everybody in his - barack obama's strength was not descendant of class of america. it was white working class voters across the north where he would go into counties and democrats usually didn't go and instead of losing by 50 points would lose by 25 points. that made the difference. >> yeah, the margins really matters, joe. there are people out there is of someone who's everyday pounding the podium that we have to do better in rural america. we don't have to win in rural america. we have to do better a