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the days of partition, as mary lou mcdonald calls it, are numbered.ven people who don't support unity, are they wrong? i thank my party leader sirjeffrey said that, my goodness, mary lou mcdonald must have the longest arms in ireland if it's within touching distance! because, look, we, we are always vigilant. of course we are. as unionists, as somebody who is absolutely passionate about this united kingdom, i believe our united kingdom is stronger with all of its parts together, with northern ireland, scotland and wales as part of that. i believe northern ireland's future is much better within our united kingdom, the sixth largest economy in the world, a place where we have our shared history and heritage, but in my view, a very strong future together. i think there are huge dangers to commencing the breakup of our union and what that means for the united kingdom moving forward. what are the dangers? the dangers in terms of our union? i think it's that lack of vigilance. i think what has been happening, particularly since brexit, is that sinn fein and

the days of partition, as mary lou mcdonald calls it, are numbered.hat, even people who don't support unity, are they wrong? i think my party leader sirjeffrey said that, my goodness, mary lou mcdonald must have the longest arms in ireland if it's within touching distance! because, look, we, we we are always vigilant. of course we are. as unionists, as somebody who is absolutely passionate about this united kingdom, i believe our united kingdom is stronger with all of its parts together, with northern ireland, scotland and wales as part of that. i believe northern ireland's future is much better within our united kingdom, the sixth largest economy in the world, a place where we have our shared history and heritage, but in my view, a very strong future together. i think there are huge dangers to commencing the breakup of our union and what that means for the united kingdom moving forward. what are the dangers? the dangers in terms of our union? i think it's that lack of vigilance. i think what has been happening, particularly since brexit, is that sinn

lou being the american dream. the mississippi river. surprising, legendary. in 45 minutes on d. w. get ready for an exciting auburn toyota to look surprised. hi, i wish up. and i'm ready to dive into the hands of gentlemen to up with you and have you as a one, dodge, so do you need a quote on that? we've got a response on the on expected side to side. the best says deed of the news, advocates coming up on the program is democracy in senegal, spending the test of time for my rest and the positions vegas to postpone in presidential elections. and it goes them across the cause of inputs to the test. but i think is about to turn around also in a program, access to clean war tides becoming more difficult on the confidence due to climate change and population growth. we look at how some countries are fights and back gonna we meet one community that celebrating at the safe drinking water is brought to close out to home and from the sea wage to the tops i projected, i mean.

. ♪♪ >>> 45 years ago, 45 years and 5 days, to be exact, "sunday morning" producer mary lou teel walkedwriter, then a producer. >> people do good things. >> among other adventures, mary lou visited lady bird johnson at her texas ranch -- >> i think it's a dandelion. >> she spent time in julia child's kitchen with charles osgood, and joined me for a quick trip in warren buffett's private jet. without question, mary lou is part of our "sunday morning" dna, which is why her retirement is so bittersweet. >> our wishes for wonderful days. >> she says she will spend a lot of time at her beloved home away from home in maine, but we're hoping we don't lose touch as we say so long, good luck, and most important of all, thank you very much to a dear colleague and good friend. ♪ goodbye ♪ (man) excuse me, would you mind taking a picture of us? (tony) oh, no problem. (man) thanks. (tony) yes, problem. you need verizon. trade-in that old thing and get a new iphone 15 pro with tons of storage. so you can take all the pics! so many selfies. a preposterous amount of pano! that means panoramic. and as m

we heard from mary lou mcdonald, the woman who wants to be ireland's first female taoiseach .that early next year is too late to have an election and she wants one now. as for who will be the next, we don't expect to wait too long. we expect to hear about who that might be in the next few weeks. previously, he said he would retire from politics before the age of 50. today, he stepped down at the age of 45. >> now to the middle east and the u.s. secretary of state is visiting the region to bolster efforts to secure a cease-fire in gaza as the threat of famine looms. saudi arabia says it will donate to the palestinian refugees. he will also go to israel. mr. blinken's visit comes after he warned gaza's population is starving, saying its 2 million people are experiencing acute levels of food insecurity. today, the largest delivery of aid to gaza is being distributed by the world food program. four u.k. field hospitals are being set up in the territory. israel's prime minister says that preparations are underway for the invasion of rafah in the southern gaza strip. a spokesperson

lou falling or excuse me, mary fun. lou drove through a low, a street speeding in an suv crashing into the muni shelter and killing all for now the father and son who was around one years old, did die here on the scene. while the mother and infant were taken to the hospital up, another died sunday and that 3 month old baby passed away last night. they've been identified as 40 year-old diego core do so. love area. 38 year-old mathilde a moncada ramos, pinto and the oldest child was joaquin ramos, pinto love area. the name of that baby has yet to be released. the driver was also injured in those arrested at one point over the weekend for vehicular manslaughter and also reckless driving. but he's no longer in custody and is still in the hospital. she is free to go home when able to but could still face a number of charges in the coming days. as of right now, her attorney says she is fully cooperating with investigators, but the cause of the crash is stillounknown. back out here live. just want to show you. there's numerous

in the past hour mary lou mcdonald, leader of sinn fein, spoke about the early results.eople have spoken, that they are heard, and it is a moment of reflection for the government, who went on a solo run on these matters. they failed to collaborate in any way and they also failed to convince the electorate. line is this, the issue of caring and carers, the rights of people with disabilities, to their full rights as equal citizens, to their rights as equal citizens, to their rights to support and services, are now centrestage, and in the end i suppose, a government that has such a bad record in terms of supporting people with disabilities, in terms of recognising and supporting caring and carers was never may be in a position to win a referendum like this with the people. we can cross now to dublin and our correspondent darren marshall. so the government said they were to reflect a modern and inclusive society but it seems the public have voted no. it is important to look at what the public were voting on yesterday, they were handed two ballot papers, one on family and the

mary lou retton, right? the gymnast danica patrick, race car driver. so many firsts. jeanie buss, owner of the la lakers. um do you see a common thread? i mean, i know there are areas of achievement were different, different sports, but something in common that you notice about. aha. these women were successful because i think a lot of it was the work ethic. >> and, you know, just the resiliency. a lot of these women, including myself, there's a lot of naysayers and a lot of people that doubted us. and i think having that kind of chip on your shoulder and to be able to kind of persevere through that and kind of feel you and that fire to kind of prove people the wrong. i think that really was a lot of motivation for all of us. >> all right. so yeah, i want you to talk a little bit more about your own story, which is inspirational. how did you forge a path from san francisco? ballerina. right. as a little girl to san francisco, 40 niners. cheer leader to the front office of the la lakers. connect the dots for us. >> yes, right. so i started with the golden state warrior

lou's santana. >> she recently read an article about hincapie's court hearing . >> and she realizes,e knew hincapie from her neighborhood . she was on the subway that night headed to the dance club and saw the robbery unfold. >> shall see is standing here, and she sees them surrounding the watkins family. and at that point, she starts to run. >> she says she saw them all, and was certain hincapie was not one of them . she said when she heard the news of hincapie's arrest back then, she even told her mother he was innocent. santana says she was afraid to come forward. >> completely silent, except for telling her mother. she doesn't get involved, but she's figured, you know what? hincapie wasn't there. the police will sort this out. and she sort of forgets about it. >> in 2015, santana went on the stand but didn't want us to record her testimony. prosecutors attacked her credibility, pointing out that santana was convicted of a drug charge back in the 1990s. and they argue that just because she didn't see johnny doesn't mean that he was there. >> is it possible she dismissed seeing joh

local dates were held across the country on sunday, members of mary lou's opposition republican people's policy, also claiming victory and the capital. i'm correct and as ma'am somebody to place a friend's image up type, other ones, act policy. and this will elections to be widely seen as a test of the government's popularity. speak to a correspondence and go st. louis. she joins us live from, is done. both of you incumbent love this and i'm, i'm the opposition candidates, declared victory, big celebrations. it was the we're expressing the exam in the glare and the probably the future mayor of assembled in front of the building. this is his 2nd chest. the side here sir. see, became a mayor in 2019 and the 1st admitted with your members. the higher election board said that there was a rig in there like so now there should be a 2nd vol. then in the 2nd place, his vote footprint from 16002800000 towards level and assembled for the opposition to have this victory. but of course, as the main battle field of this local election this year was, is from booth this is very important for a position

her name was mary lou vest and she was giving word to the naval department that the confederates were building an ironclad vessel. the secretary of the navy, gideon wells, fought for her to get a pension after the war. and then, of course, there's harriet tubman who led led in south carolina. so but but and she got a pension. but the pension was for her husband, right? not for the work that she had done. was. yes, yes, exactly. back in medford, share with us a bit about economic justice as we go into this next set of letters as union army and navy advance down the coast, especially of south carolina and the sea islands, the landowners, the plantation deserted their lands and left many of their enslaved laborers behind. well, because they were trying to get out of the way of the union military. and so all of this land was left vacant and some enslaved people or people who by this will i guess it's early 1861, in 1862, they are some enslaved people. our cult, the land they're taking over and continuing to work the land because they see it as theirs. you they had always labored on the la

fong lou, investigators tell us the driver , mary fong lao, the 78 year old woman who was behind theel of the mercedes suv that drove into this sf bus stop where that family of four was waiting, longer in police custody. we are told that if she hospital, she'o go home. her attorney tells me this morning that she will remain out of police custody while investigators determine if a crime >> the and i was very shocked thinking that when i was a high school kid, i would be at this bus stop almost every day. yeah& you know, i've gone to this library since elementary school, and i thought this could have been me. bit emotional hearing about the baby, and i watched the remains of the car get hauled away. >> calls for change to protect pedestrians in the city of san francisco reached a fever pitch after the death of the young family. the san francisco municipal transit agency is finalizing plans to install 33 speed cameras across the city to sphelp slow traffic for pedestrn safety. back out here live at this memorial in san francisco. we want to give you a closer look at all of the things th

lou drove through a low, a street speeding in an suv crashing into the muni bus shelter and killing all for the father. and one year-old died on the scene while the mother and infant were taken to the hospital. the mother died on sunday and that 3 month-old infant died last night. they've been identified as 40 year-old diego cardozo dale of areas. 38 year-old moncada ramos, pinto, the oldest son who was one joaquin ramos, pinto de ella. the baby has yet to be named neighbors waking up this morning to find out the news about the 3 months old. but in some past away. >> and the way it's good that all united together, destroy a whole family. >> the driver was also injured and taken to the hospital. she was arrested on sunday with 3 counts of vehicular manslaughter and reckless driving. she, however, is no longer in custody. she is free to go home when able to but could still face a number of charges in the coming days. as of now, her attorneys say she is fully cooperating with investigators for those who live nearby. they say the crash scene still breaks their heart that she just like took

stop waiting to head over to the zoo when 78 year-old mary fun lou drove through lois street speeding in an suv crashing into the muni bus shelter, killing all 4. now the father and one year-old died here on the scene of the mother and infant were taken to the hospital. that mother died on sunday at 3 months old, died yesterday. they've been identified as 40 year-old diego cardoso dl of area. 38 year-old mathilde a moncada ramos, pinto and the oldest child. that was only one years old. joaquin ramos, pinto, dl of area, the name of the 3 month-old baby has yet to be released. we spoke with members of the community who came here this morning to pay their respects. take a listen to the questions that they had in their thoughts. it's just a tragedy. i mean, the whole thing from the family and i no idea what happened. >> with the woman who was the driver, that sounds like an awful thing, too, because she 78 years old but was going on. it's just impressed with how much good stuff there is people have left that is really. heartwarming somewhat. >> now, that driver was also one point over the

lou drove through a low, a street speeding in an suv crashing into the muni bus shelter where the family was sitting killing all for now, the father and one year-old son did die here on the scene. while the mother and infant were taken to the hospital, the mother died sunday and that 3 month old baby passed away last night. we do have their names are up on your screen right now. the father was 40 year-old diego core. do so dl of area the mother. 38 year-old mathilde a moncada ramos, pinto, the oldest child. that was one joaquin ramos pinto oliveira. that baby has yet to be named. the driver was also injured and was arrested at one point over the weekend, but is no longer in custody. they were arrested for vehicular manslaughter and driverless a reckless driving. now they are still in the hospital are free to go home whenever she is available to and feeling better. but the case could still change. you know, she could face multiple charges in the coming days. as of now, her attorney says she is fully cooperating with investigators. the cause of the crash still on known back out here live a

i see mary lou and jill manttan. they are also and as we also have with other agencies, his county transportation authority and mentioned. so this project here, people are coming in, they are learning and they are participating. and that is why, it's a lesson in itself. so i will be glad from with entertain many discussions before even today. and today is the easiest part because all the exhibits and all the items we've already read that, we've seen that. and so i will be glad to make the motion to, you know, approve the resolution when we get to that. thank you, mr. dunlop. thank you very much. and i want to thank the staff for all of the hard work that has obviously gone into this. and it's a pretty amazing document. i have some sort of simple question as a first one about the bonds. has there been any discussion with the board of supervisors about the bonds, it seems like without the bonds we're sort of stuck. it's good there there have been some briefings with members of the board of supervisors, but, you know, t