first term and he married edith wilson, who was a socialite. and she was anti suffrage occasionally of theory will be sort of floated that. maybe he came around because of her influence. there is. no evidence for that. any public statements she made was anti suffrage. his daughters were a little more sympathetic. but edith was not now by the end of his second term, wilson had had a pretty devastating stroke. and edith wilson was running his administration much more than i think we will ever know. and i don't think there's some cache of papers somewhere that will show us how powerful edith wilson was. i think that will always remain a secret. but she was the power behind the throne. definitely the last of his administration. and there is no to think that she's the one who finally said, actually should vote. he re i know it would be a great story. he really came around to the lukewarm degree. he came around it all for totally political expediency, really reasons. he realized that it was going to happen and he thought the democratic party should g

by the, your edith and all the pen is load for food for thought. well, if you want to hear more a check out before the debate on youtube, you can also for us on our socials, and let us know what you think. but we are staying in germany because we have one more special and the jury and to me to yeah, the comedy legend basketball. he's been making us law for over 20 years. this year he kicked off his head off, tore in berlin. i was fortunate enough to be that to watch a show together with many other funds from berlin's african diaspora. and when i caught up with him, i asked him about the thoughts on just listen. if you've not seen him, you've heard about him. i really don't see a cab joke without you laughing out, your joys. i'm. that's the mind himself right now. we're going to talk to him right now. perfect. and that we've got the mind himself now. let's get them out. thank you so much, my foot for agreeing to do this with us. we know you are busy, but how do you feel about tonight? i feel so good. it was a great show and it was rights. and for so

my name is edith giovanni, and this week we are in unfamiliar territory. we are in the 2nd largest city of germany. humbug. now in recent years, it's come to be a home for x spots looking for better opportunities abroad among those of course, after, because the reasons why they are here, they will be telling us shortly, but also the implications that i've says a tool has on the economies as we're going to begin with a go by car, your ne julian and you came here in 2020, but you didn't stay very long because you were here for you. most of went back to a julia and then decided to return. tell me a little bit about the that i think of someone who has must us have bits. i'll put soon to see it in germany. if i happen to, if i'm to be paid the sense that are you, i'm getting in germany. in my julia, i would love to be able to nigeria, but because i don't have such opportunities then i am that you know or that option done to move back to germany and look for the job. yeah. but you're not speaking theoretically you because when you moved back tonight, julia, you

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my name is edith tamani, and this week we are in unfamiliar territory. we are in the 2nd largest city of germany. humbug. now in recent to yes, it's come to be a home for x spots looking for better opportunities abroad among those of course, after, because the reasons why they're here, they will be telling us shortly. but also the implications that i've said a tool has on the economies as we're going to begin with of by car your ne julian. and you came here in 2020, but you do stay very long because you were here for you. most of went back to a julia and then decided to return. tell me a little bit about the that i think of someone who has must us by how bits i'll put soon to see it in germany. if i happen to be found to be paid, the sense of the young gets in, in germany in nigeria, i would love to be able to do that. but because i don't have such opportunities, then i am that you know, or that option done to move back to germany and look for a job. yeah. but you're not speaking theoretically because when you moved back tonight, julia, you actually atte

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talking movies production team here in france, it's goodbye as we leave you with a french original — edithest toi pour moi moi pour toi, dans la vie # tu me l�*as dit, m'a jure pour la vie # et des que je t�*apercois # alors, je sens dans moi # mon couer qui bat # la—la—la—la—la—la hello there. for part two of the weekend, it looks like low pressure will be affecting more north—western parts of the country, whereas further south, thanks to the ridge of high pressure, we should see a lot of dry and settled weather. quite a bit of cloud around on sunday, but some sunny spells here and there and conditions turning wetter and windier thanks to this area of low pressure across northern ireland and western scotland as we go through the day. but much of central and eastern scotland, england and wales, quite a bit of cloud, like i mentioned, but also some sunny breaks here and there, and pleasantly warm — high teens to low 20s from north to south across the country. now, it'll be turning windier and wetter across the northwest of the uk as we head through sunday night, the rain really starting to

talking movies production team here in france, it's goodbye as we leave you with a french original — edithest toi pour moi moi pour toi, dans la vie # tu me l�*as dit, m'a jure pour la vie # et des que je t�*apercois # alors, je sens dans moi # mon couer qui bat # la—la—la—la—la—la more in the way of cloud around. take enough for a spot of two or drizzle. this was norfolk this morning. a week weather front is slowly sinking south and east so we have had drizzly rain across parts of east yorkshire, lincolnshire and east anglia and along channel coast and that will continue to push its way south and east. it may well savour the grey and overcast across the channel and on the breezy side through sussex and kent. right behind with some sunshine. a scattering of showers into ireland and scotland. some are heavy and possibly thundery. 16—18 across england and wales. we are looking at 20-24. a england and wales. we are looking at 20—24. a ridge of high pressure keeps things largely quiet but overcast overnight and this area of low pressure gradually pushing it for tomorrow so we start off with do

. >> gonzalez's mother, edith arenales, and relatives also attended the hearing, as did law enforcement officers. edgar sanchez once taught gonzalez in oakland to be in there with a room full of police officers, including the ones who murdered mario. >> it was it was not easy. and so but we always stand tall as people. >> officer leahy, seen here in a department post recognizing him for dui arrests, is on paid leave, as is officer mckinley, seen here reading to children. the city of alameda has agreed to pay more than $11 million to settle lawsuits filed by gonzalez's mother and son. the three officers are not in custody, and they'll be back in court on october 11th in alameda. henry lee ktvu fox two news. >> governor gavin newsom is sidestepping pamela price's office and reaching his own agreement to speed up prosecutions in alameda county. newsom says national guard attorneys will team up with the california department of justice on certain east bay cases. the reshuffling of state and cal guard prosecutors follows the governor's recent move to quadruple the number of chp officers on p

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the new curator, edith mayo.refocus the popular collection on first lady's achievements and not solely their dresses. then, as the 21st century opened, historian catherine al gore's, trailblazing book parlor politics made us all reconsider and redefine power as utilized by america's founding. al gore's work positively shaped the amazing new books that poured out in the 2000s by wonderful scholars like patricia brady, joseph ellis, amy greenberg watson, catherine clinton. catherine sibley. christy miller. lewis. nancy burke young. barbara perry. myra gutting. maureen beasley wertheimer among others. that was some decade of scholarship. now, not long after that first university class interest spread well beyond the academy with children's books. novels, including one by james patterson, called the first lady, and books, journalists such as cokie rebecca boggs roberts, lisa mccubbin hill and kate anderson brower, journalists who write books about living first ladies based upon interviews with those who knew them, ar

xander irvine died when edith duncan's car veered off the road in 2020.year later. our scotland correspondent lorna gordonjoins us now. lorna, what more have we learned about this case? edith duncan told police in a recorded interview that took place a month after the crash occurred that she was a careful driver and she was familiar with the road in edinburgh where the crash happened but she drove it every day. on the day of the crash she parked illegally near a pelican crossing and when she returned to her car after doing some shopping her intention had been to do a u—turn to return home. the 91—year—old described in the police interview how she had hit the pavement as she was turning and she said she thought her foot must have slipped on the accelerator. the pensioner told police she couldn't believe that at her age this kind of thing could happen and that she was so sorry. well the parents of xander irvine have been attending court here and they appeared quietly emotional as this interview was played out. evidence heard earlier during this fatal accide

were some workers setting up for a concert or something, and suddenly on a large video screen, the edithng, started playing and echoed across red square. it was a really surreal moment and it made me think vladimir putin shows no sign of regret for his decision to invade ukraine, even though this war has now come to russia. ~ . , though this war has now come to russia. a, , ., ,, though this war has now come to russia. , ., ,, , russia. many thanks. steve rosenberg the 're russia. many thanks. steve rosenberg they're reporting _ russia. many thanks. steve rosenberg they're reporting from _ russia. many thanks. steve rosenberg they're reporting from moscow. - and for more on that story, here's faisal islam on newsnight on bbc two shortly. how will vladimir putin respond to the ukraine incursion? tonight we are speaking to a russian mp from president putin's party and a former prime minister turned critic of the kremlin. all of this when the mod confirmed ukraine can use british arms on russian soil.— arms on russian soil. thank you, faisal islam- _ train drivers are to vote on a new deal

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our goosebumps, that he does not only decided to perform the most poignant song about love, the great edith invited the stage a large professional choir and even a real symphony orchestra, are you ready, then meet the orchestra conducted by oleg soldatov, the youth choir of the city of sochi under the direction of maria bogdanova, people's artist of russia, philip kerkorov. le ciel sur dont pour s'effondre et la terre peut too s'écrouler et ben si tu mets. mon amour, let me help you, i'm happy about the world, je me feraindre bland, si tu i ask you, i hide the moon, i shower you with fortune, you ask me, i remember my father, i remember me, you are in this mode. i want to tell you, i ask you for a day. when i look at you, i know what you want, i want you to. we ask you or not. review the question. philipp kirkorov. thank you, for me. please, more and more, there are no too many flowers if they are for philipp kirkhorov. at our festival there is a person who has an exceptional gene pool, he is simply ideal. thank you, ler, i am very pleased that you such. opinion about me, and in general, wh

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edith called to check on denita.er i call your prone several times, somebody's going to call you back, that is strange, so my instinct was to call jamir, just to touch bases with him. >> and now jamir stroud had left work and was racing to the room. >> i had spoke to jermeir and had you made contact with her, i felt like i didn't get a definite answer. and it seemed like a little bit of confusion. >> what do you mean? >> i asked if he spoke with her and he didn't give me a yes or no. and he said, i'm sure we will get to her. >> also rushing to get to denita was her mother, sharon smith who was driving to durham. -- do you think this is an accident and you think she's okay. >> i just thought she was at the hospital. >> durham police arrived and taped off the scene. >> we found denita at the bottom of the steps, and we basically, it was a large police presence at the time. >> detective sean paige was unsure exactly what he was dealing with but it was beginning to look a lot more serious than just an accident on the sta

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rendition of �*sous le ciel de paris' — or, �*under the skies of paris', a classic tune from french icon, edithn — the return of a new french icon. swimming superstar leon marchand takes the flame — and hands it off. we then moved north to the stade de france. it's been home to some epic athletics. tonight, it's a party. after a national anthem, flag bearers from the 206 countries represented at the games make their way through the stage. and then — the athletes! we've seen a lot of dancing, a few medals — and plenty of selfies. all set to the tunes of — who else — some iconic french djs. let's ta ke let's take you through a couple more photos if we can. over the last hour we've seen fans from all over the world arriving. fans who have the hottest ticket in town tonight because the stadium has been lit up tonight. we're not sure else is in store, but there could be a few more surprises. the organisers behind that brilliant opening ceremony as well. joining me now are olympic superfans. hello jess and hellojess and harry. you're back in the uk. you've been in paris. i wonder what team you're sup

my name is edith giovanni, and this week we are in unfamiliar territory. we are in the 2nd largest city of germany. humbug. now in recent to yes, it's come to be a home for x spots looking for better opportunities abroad among those of course, after, because the reasons why they're here, they will be telling us shortly, but also the implications that i've said a tool has on the economies as we're going to begin with a go by car, your ne julian and you came here in 2020, but you didn't stay very long because you were here for you. most of went back to a julia and then decided to return. tell me a little bit about the that i think of someone who has must us have bits. i'll put soon to see it in germany. if i happen to, if i'm to be paid, the sense that are young gets in, in germany and i do. yeah. i would love to be able to do that, but because i don't have such opportunities then i am that you know or that option done to move back to germany and look for a job. yeah. but you're not speaking theoretically because when you moved back tonight, julia, you actua

so for the first time since edith taft's dress was given to the smithsonian, we collected masks. do you have all the first lady's gowns? we do. since. since taft. but we do something from each first lady starting, of course, with martha washington. they're not all in display because we don't have the room, but they are in the collection. how many things are on display in the building on the mall in washington, and how many things are not on display? excellent question. and it's it's a slightly tricky one to answer. the general symptom rule is, of the two plus million objects we exhibit, roughly 3 to 4%. so what's essential about that is a radical digitization effort, which for undertaking now we to get as many of those objects not all. and you wouldn't want all of them online, but you want a big bulk of them. so we're working to get at least about. 1000000 to 2000005 objects online and also to make sure that so those are the most accessible we can't get. those can go all around the world, but also to make sure that scholars and researchers know that what we have and and that we w

my name is edith kimani, and this week we are back in 10 as capital of ne ruby. but we're here to ask a protest. the only way for can is to get the voices hug. and what's next for the young people of this movement, who better to answer that question than the actual members of the movement took you? right? let's start with you because you stood up to a police officer and you said, you're not taking me anywhere. i'm standing up for my rights. why, why you so angry that day? that's was the 2nd be of the protest. and on the 1st the i had be and i re states, i wouldn't even use the term iris. and because i was, i'm bushed by pain clips of he says, and they to mean to vehicle they harassed me. the beats me and they took me to central police and we were detained among the protest as until 8 pm. so it's a, i didn't understand why the people the minds and had to be met with such brutality. so i was like, if this moment, if i happens to me, i get i have to be able to speak up for myself and to be honest, i was scared by to my anger and frustration succeeded my fia, at that

french star christine and the queens with a modern take on an edith piaf classic.n it was time for the athletes. parading down the champs—elysees, more than 180 countries united by a commonjoy. and here comes great britain. the british team, led by terry bywater and lucy shuker, were welcomed by the prime minister, sir keir starmer. paralympics gb have 215 athletes competing here and after finishing second in the medals table at the last games, they are certainly arriving with high hopes. as the sun finally set over paris, one of the biggest cheers was for the refugee team. just eight athletes but what an ovation. here comes the french. the loudest noise though was for the hosts. the arrival of france sparking jubilation and a very suitable singalong. # champs—elysees. after that though, a change of mood. a stunning version of the marseilles and the raising of the french flag. before the head of the paralympics delivered an impassioned appeal for inclusivity. viva la france! leave bird la revolution! and with that the french president emmanuel macron declared the g

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we started at the olympic flame in the jardin de tuilleries, to the tune of an edith piaf classic, �* de paris�*. we saw french swimming superstar leon marchand take a portion of that flame and start its journey to the stade de france once there, we welcomed in the athletes — who's hard work, dedication and pursuit of victory has entertained us all. for them, tonight, the work is done — it's time to party! but there was one last medal to be awarded — that of the women's marathon, which was run this morning. and then — the stade is plunged into darkness. we see the golden voyager, a figure clad in head to toe gold, go through what we're told is a exploration of the history of these olympic games. an hommage to the founders of these games. and through music and dance — and some acrobatics, the olympic rings are unearthed, and raised to the sky, to a huge applause. it really was such an amazing ceremony, organised by the people who organised the opening ceremony. a called team gb's athletes an inspiration to us all ahead of the olympics�* closing ceremony. let's take a listen to that vid

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