[applause] dorothy: my hair. jane: and you're 19? dorothy: 19.r had to worry about my i wasi never had to worry about my so young. skin. as a kid, you don't think about that. jane: when did you start to crepey skin on your body? dorothy: probably around the age of 50 and i noticed, hm, my neck hmm, my neck and my chest and my arms -- and, you know, i'm not 19 anymore. i try to keep active and i'm an advocate of helping women to stay fit. jane: but that does one thing and crepe is some thing else. [laughter] [applause] dorothy: a whole different thing. jane: ok, right. this is inevitable. it's going to happen. dorothy: i have used all kinds of lotions and potions. and there is just nothing that works like this. jane: so dorothy, what do you think when you heard that there was a crepe erase advanced, that they were going to make a better crepe erase version of? version of crepe erase? dorothy: i thought it was impossible, how could you make a better? then i noticed, oh, it goes on so much smoother. it absorbs faster and it keeps my skin hydrated mu

the letters landed at molly's home and that dorothy's pa re nts' molly's home and that dorothy's parentsere. i will read the name, da field, dorothy field, queen alexander imperial military nursing service. this, ithink, was dorothy's boxer possessions are sent home to her parents after she died. —— box or possessions. dorothy was 32, molly died a week before her 28th birthday. she was about to be married. before being taken by the cold english channel, they helped to save 75 men, one for each year that has passed. shaun peel, bbc news. well, we can talk now to historian, elisabeth shipton who joins me now. thank you for being with us. tell us about the role of women at that time around dd. looking at the nurses and medical staff, we had nurses in the hospital is on the south coast waiting to receive patients from the landings and those first patients came within the first 36 hours. and then the ladies we were hearing about were in a hospital ship outside the french coast. we also have hospitals, entire units of medics transported over to normandy in the weeks that followed the landings.

the letters landed at molly's home in so, and it dorothy's pa rents molly's home in so, and it dorothy'sd the name, dfield. queen it for storage. i will read the name, d field. queen alexander imperial nursing service. this, i think was dorothy's box of possessions that was sent home to her parents after she died. dorothy was 32, molly died a week before her 28th birthday. she was about to be married. before being taken by the cold english channel, they help to save 75 men, one for each year that has passed. two of the names on the british normandy memorial, which we will remember almost 22,000 servicemen and women from d—day 75 yea rs servicemen and women from d—day 75 years on. it's almost time for the 1pm news with naga munchetty in arromanches and ben brown in london but before the weather, on this momentous day, let's leave you with some of the moving moments from this morning, marking the 75th anniversary of the d—day. music: la marseillaise applause choir sings my most abiding memory of that day is of seeing our boys, who we had been talking to minutes before, and they were cut do

dorothy qualified at king's college hospital in london.msterdam when it hit a mine and sank off the normandy coast. the nurses helped to save 75 wounded men before losing their lives when the ship went down. the amsterdam was waiting to go home full of men in the wards below decks. so she swung at anchor off the normandy coast. a mine hit the engine room. the lights went out and the amsterdam was broken into. she and the other sister on board, dorothy field, were taken into the lifeboats and they were therefore technically rescued, but they went back again and again and again, and between them they rescued 75 strecher—bound troops. and then, sadly, they went down for another lot, and the ship went down. dorothy was 32, molly died a week before her 28th birthday. she was about to be married. before being taken by the cold english channel, they helped to save 75 men, one for each year that has passed. shaun peel, bbc news. see if you can notice a slight repetition in the programme here, we are live from france and this is proof, i will tell

and our coverage will continue with the slate national editor josh levine, bill ayers, journalist dorothy butler gilliam, and professor e viewing. watch our live coverage from --cago's starting sunday saturday morning at 11 a.m. eastern on book tv c-span2. newsmakers this week, dr. lena win, planned parenthood discusses theceo, political impact of recent changes to abortion laws in several states. newsmakers here on c-span. has spoken with over 50 freshmen lawmakers from this congress. we recently spoke with two new fema lawmakers. first up, representative susan wild who represents the seventh district in allentown, pennsylvania. >> where were you born? on an air i was born force base in germany. my father was an air force officer and my parents were stationed there. surface --about his service. father lied about his age to join. he retired at 55. he went through officer training school and eventually became an air force pilot. >> he served in world war ii? rep. wild: and korea. >> what did he do? rep. wild: he was a bomber pilot. >> what impact that have on you? rep. wild: he was a disci

in the afternoon we meet dorothy leaf from the cocoa tower again. she's welding a metal construction the point of which is not immediately apparent. close. though the steel structure in the shape of a triple masted chinese junk for our garden in a junk yard not official reef. this is the plant carlo branches are placed on the metal structures of the time they grow into an artificial reef. and. it's hard work. and a vigil pieces of healthy coral are tied to the construction where they grow over the years. it will. be. many diving tourists now look at the artificial reef in all. but don't know if we do our part to build and expand the artificial reefs then you know i think it gives the other dive sites a chance to recover. as we drive back from the town to cairns we think. this could be one way into the future artificial coal reefs as an attraction for driving tourists to take the pressure off a natural environment it's a great idea that has already become reality on qatar. on the way back we constantly meet the fishing boats that are overfishing the

simon dowling and dorothy new from the environmental association in cocoa tau take us out to sea. they want to show us what's changed since we 1st came here a whole fleet of boats awaits us at the dive site. diving is a mass of n.t.'s thousands crowd the few die sites. in a bad world the union suddenly they come across a whale shark the biggest fish in the world it's harmless to humans. in the in the it with the died as a completely over the moon. but now we see the consequences here destroyed coral. there are definitely too many tourists here if we could limit the number of terrorists or change their marine status it would help a lot. and limitation as well fishing is also a big impact on everest the 3 sail back to kowtow. we're always under observation because our shoes on the island are strictly monitored by the tourist police were meant to just show the good parts. of west secretly shooting these pictures from the garbage and many tourists ends up in islands interior and unofficial dumps like this. the waste water flows untreated into the sea in many places. $1500000.00 touris

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it's notjust topshop but miss selfridge, burtons, wallis, evans, and dorothy perkins.anky and the boss, sir philip green, has had a lot of negative publicity. all of that means that this store is one of nearly 50 he is hoping to try and close. that is why he is hoping to convince his landlords to sign a deal agreeing to close some stores and pay less rent for others in order to save the rest. the trouble is his biggest landlord isn't keen on the idea. arcadia bosses have spent the last week making last—ditch attempts to try and convince landlords to support the plan. and they say, if it is not approved by 75% of investors, then the whole business could go into administration. that is nerve racking for staff. they're sat there on the sidelines while their employer is having the negotiations with landlords over the future of their jobs. there is a bigger issue here as well, cause we're seeing lots on the high street disappearing and that impacts on locals community and high streets like this. it's full of doom and gloom at the moment. the only shops you see now are pound

dorothy porter, who is the founder of the research center, she had the foresight to collect letters written by howard alum while they were overseas. and so she traveled the campus and said have your students , written you from overseas, give me the letters so i can keep it, and she amassed a collection of hundreds of letters from howard alum while overseas serving. she preserved them and they are the ones that some of the ones i , see in the books. they just tell a great story about military service. woman, anastasia scott, even though women couldn't serve, she talks about how happy she was to be there to help black soldiers, how seeing their eyes light up, seeing her come with donuts and coffee made her day. reporter: what year was it? lopez: that was in 1942. or you have the howard soldiers writing back and talking about how proud they were to serve and how proud they were to represent howard well. some talked about the racism they experienced, some talked about the lack of racism they experienced, how shocked they were that they were not experiencing racism. williams, he wasn't overseas

it's notjust topshop but miss selfridge, burtons, wallis, evans, dorothy perkins. 20 years ago, theyeen falling out of fashion. they've faced a big competition from online retailers. a lot of people say they haven't invested enough to make their stores swanky and the boss, sir philip green, has had a lot of negative publicity. all of that means that this store is one of nearly 50 he is hoping to try and close. that's why he is hoping to convince his landlords to sign a deal agreeing to close some stores and pay less rent for others in order to save the rest. the trouble is, his biggest landlord isn't keen on the idea. arcadia bosses have spent the last week making a last—ditch attempt to try and convince landlords like intu to support the plan, and they say that if it's not approved by 75% of investors, then the whole business could go into administration. that is nerve—racking for staff. they're sat there on the sidelines while their employer is having a negotiation with the landlords over the future of their job. but there is a big issue here as well because we are seeing lots on t

a set of responses to the toni morrison part and the dorothy roberts part of it. one of the things that i've sort of come to over the last two years prompting by some senior scholars is so i'll give you a very concrete example to the first toni morrison point. i finished the edited volume and trying to think about the title for it. the title was technology oppression, coming out hard, you know, with the critical analysis. one of the senior contributors to that volume was like, you're ceding all of the intellectual terrain, the framing on the problem and you're not giving any space to your own imagination of what the good life is, what alternative it is, what world you want to live in. to me, the exchange, in the simple naming of something how we give over to the response, however important, without giving intellectual space to the world we want. naming it, claiming it, having a word for it. that's partly why i went back and retitled it thinking what is l liberatory imagination, if we don't reclaim that intellectual space, i do agree that the imagination of an elit

. >> hey there, dorothy. >> is good morning, i didn'tea ze you were actually in the program they areouncing a om major ctment. this announcement is happening right now, let me step out of the way for a minute to show you what is happening here. we have the mayor here, other city leaders. the city announcing the $11.7 million financial commitment, extending funding through 2030. thousands of people have been helped over the last four decades. we're seeing that video of what happened in the pastha this d is continuing the legacy of former mayor marion berry. >> when i heard about the opportunity to wrk in the federal government, i jumped at it. i don't know any other 17-year-olds with this oprtunity and iplan to take it. advantage of >> we're celebrating 40 years of young people in washingn, d.c., getting a fair shot through summer youth employment. >> had we're told that 700 tiployers are parpating in this program, some of the students are going to make as much as $20 an hour. not too bad, a lot more than i made years ago, in my summer job. how about you? had. >> that's not bad. >> no

all human we have the most on topic i know dorothy is indeed prosecuted as groups you could be quite bad up to see some of those leaders actually having a point date. on most of the fighters we need to correct it even jolly you need to special it makes brigades ok finally before you go lilith out of time what is the biggest threat to the peace agreement quickly please. do not get twisted beside who many eighty's there really is the dishonesty of doing. if you do the only lightly bad group indeed. and hand over or that we want every. need for got back to the ship countries of the region perhaps a karate chop given the fact that even if some of the article pretend like to design because you believe by you we want a true child and a boy does the child i'm so not up to now we do see a significant and important men of child politically in the. way of. ok a lot has to be sorted hands to matter you can get senior analysts but international crisis group thank you very much thank you. this is a falcons of nigeria hop in africa woman cup of nations champions 9 times yet they often have to beg

of santagati kind of dorothy indeed prosecuted as adults it could be quite i hope to see some of those leaders actually have been acquainted. with the show and most of the fighters will be integrated even jolly units like this bishop meeks brigade ok finally before you go will is out of time what is the biggest threat to the peace agreement quickly please. do not get twisted with the 5 who demand exceeds their really does dishonesty or do a group if you do the are likely a bad group indeed. entente of it or they would want to read and there is a need for got back to the system for the region particularly china given the fact that even if some of the article pretend that they were like who does not even believe by you we pons true china's on the border if the child i'm still not up to now we don't see a significant and important men of child politically in the. way of. ok a lot has to be sorted handsome out even seeing our list with international crisis group thank you very much thank you. this is the falcons of nigeria hop in africa woman cup of nations champions 9 times yet they often

we have the most on topic i know dorothy is indeed prosecuted as adults you could be quite but i don't gotta see some of the leaders actually have been acquainted ministerial position on most of the fighters we have integrated even jolly you need a biscuit shell that makes brigade ok finally before you go will is out of time what is the biggest threat to the peace agreement quickly. did you get 2055 men eighty's there really does dishonesty or do. you do the unreliably bad indeed. on handover or are they we don't hurry and there is a need for got back to. the region perhaps a karate chop given the fact that even if some of the article pretend like who does not even believe by you we want a true child on the border if the child and. up to now we do see a significant and important men of child i'm gonna put it simply in the pushing that i'm still trying. ok clearly a lot has to be sorted handsome out even get senior analysts but international crisis group thank you very much thank you. the super falcons of nigeria have been africa woman cup of nations champions 9 times yet they often hav

all human we have the most on topic i know dorothy indeed prosecute those of course it could be quite bad up to see some of those leaders actually have been appointed ministerial positions i'm also to fight those we need to correct it even jolly you need this official it makes brigade ok finally before you go will without a time what is the biggest threat to the peace agreement quickly please. do not get twisted beside who many eighty's there really is the dishonesty of doing. it is really all reliably bad indeed. on hand over or they would want to hurry and there is a need for got back to the systems of the region particularly china given the fact that even if some of that article pretend we like to design because you believe by you we want true china on the border if the child i'm so not up to now we don't see it because if you can import men of china politically in the. way of. ok clearly a lot of stuff has to be sought that harms them out even good senior analyst with international crisis group thank you very much thank you. yes super falcons of nigeria hop in africa woman cup of

that is the motive and privacy surrounding these boys that president strictly controlled by oath dorothy we have seen them though a number of times talking to the press they were actually on the u.s. chat show the alan generous show we know that they've met members of the manchester united team so we have seen them in relatively good spirits the dive as though they've been able to speak out more publicly we've had from a number of them in fact we spoke to one of the caves who is very much involved in the rescue and he spoke of the fear leading up to those boys being pulled out alive he was telling us that a lot of the time. and it looks like we have unfortunately lost our correspondent charles charles until we bring her back in later programs so let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the u.s. says it has launched cyber attacks on the indian military computer system past week in retaliation for iran's alleged downing of a drone u.s. official said the cyber action disabled systems that control rocket and missile launchers u.s. president donald trump

dorothy thompson has been one of the first american journalists to report from nazi germany. she actually interviewed hillary. refugee crisis was going, she could see the consequences and already in that it is ates fantastic commentary on the inhumanity of our time, that the thousands and thousands of people, it views of paper with a stamp on it is the difference between night and day. i wanted to dive into the lives of the people who were trying to obtain stamps, and i also wanted to prescribe the decision-making, the policymaking, that went into whether or not you were issued with these life-saving visas. quite a few books have been written about u.s. immigration and refugee policy during this period, but as far as i know my none of these books -- they are sort of focus on the debate that was taking place in washington and the united states, the political, rather bureaucratic debates, and they do not connect these debates to the fates of individual jews trying to reach the united states. the purpose of my book, prescribe what is going on in washington but also related to th

don't know much about the welfare of those boys that privacy is fairly strictly protected by oath dorothy they have they made the rounds every now and then given media interviews we know for example that they appeared on a u.s. chat show we know that they've met members of footballers from the manchester united team but not much else really is known about about their wealth and now year on from this rescue operation we do know they don't know from the divers we've spoken to a number of them they've told us about their fear in the build up to this rescue they said that they really thought for an extended period that this would be a recovery or recovery of bodies rather than a rescue of these boys one of them spoke to us a short time ago and he spoke of his fear and his exhilaration when the 1st boys were pulled out alive take a listen for i think 2 things rabies is where i'm on the 2nd of july when john and rick found the boys a lawyer i think that stands out for most people especially with the videos that were shown at the time. i certainly remember the day that some on tragically lost hi

they are due to decide whether to back plans to cut rents on some branches of topshop, dorothy perkinsf they reject them, arcadia could collapse. colletta smith reports. the backbone of hundreds of hundreds of high street across the uk, it's not just top of high street across the uk, it's notjust top shop but of high street across the uk, it's not just top shop but various others. they were tuning out big profits and pick high street fashion. topshop has been falling out of fashion. fsp competition from online retailers, but if you have is they haven't invested enough to make stores swanky and the boss has had a lot of negative positive was not a lot of negative positive was not a lot of negative positive was not a lot of that means that this store is one of 50 he is hoping to train close. that is why he is hoping to convince his landlords to sign a deal agreeing to close some stores and payless rent for others in order to save the rest. the trouble is his biggest lamott isn't keen on the idea was arcadia bosses have spent the last week making last—ditch attem pts the last week making

who's teaching whom this is now this is the business school because we should do so good to know some dorothy musical based on this it's not a good position. in this state because that's how it is in here but. i put on mine like a stone or something and a star of their. charge out of it and pretend that. i should. go to great that's exactly what. bush which as he knew it was a shame when the police commissioner of the suppose he met me going to see me through those and then you see we just reduced me to near the stove. this windows new custodian the complete with you needed to do research to be nice go because i'm going to use those roads to build or to compete with you also there's going to be true during those. this is a little dawn said cosmonaut does when he's instructors is so happy with the results of there that you go 2 hours a day and you can have lunch at his favorite dinah i mean. losing hope. is your name good. shoes good. good good. one transfusion to send. you a. little time to save these. who is going. to go. to school do you look to be yours we're supposed to see girls who do t

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at us because i'm with you sir your supporters to your shoe station shouldn't for you should cook dorothy one who's devoted to the request to. join me every thursday on the all excitement show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. when the old maid gets manufactured to send this instead to the public wealth. when the running clusters project themselves. little rooms to. go to. the new orleans. office or. to get up off the ground began to down. heard them freeze on the sounds of kind of fighting him soon i mean grown man like wrestling essentially. through his. wish to do away from the officer. of his group. the obvious or did they kind of lunge for the web in one's midst and then when it happened on trace one. didn't hit him i never saw any contact with. any kind of went back to where they were so the officers back here their guy again 15 feet apart at this point and that's when the officer pulled out his gun and he bit on 3. from only after an ice floe plan has been produced and they start making it habitable. blubbered me

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girls are with you sir your supporters to your she looks through she shouldn't for you should cook dorothy the one who's deal does the ripples through. her. nobody could see coming that false confessions would be in the spock relationship will look at birch. had any interest geisha out there what you'll see is promise threat promise threat why a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put people in just that frame of mind make the most comfortable makes them want to get out and don't take no for an answer don't accept their denials she said if i were poor or very sad and i stayed there i would be home by that time the next day there's a culture on accountability and police officers know that they can engage in misconduct that has nothing to do with all their cry. these are any army launches as fights on syrian territory killing 3 the i.d.f. claimed it was a response to an earlier attack by syria. from laying. the wreath in. a logical poor. college and. all. the symptoms that are typical for a person that has to be exposed to psychological to true over. case closed to all side

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that's the name of the 2016 book and moon hovering katherine johnson, the late dorothy vaughn, and the late mary jackson. the street also honors all the other unsung women in the space program. >>> still ahead, crash danger. a ford motor company issues recalls of some of its most popular suvs. the water. the exercise. the fiber. month after month, and i still have belly pain and recurring constipation. so i asked my doctor what else i could do, and i said yesss to linzess. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is not a laxative, it works differently. it helps relieve belly pain and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. do not give linzess to children less than 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to less than 18, it may harm them. do not take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain, especially with bloody or black stools. the most common side effect is diarrhea, sometimes severe. if it's severe, stop taking linzess and call your doctor right away. other

this time we had 2 small extra dorothy a rag tag was released into the bombs was a success. as a job applicant you may soon find yourself being vetted by artificial intelligence brave new world. like it or not our future is definitely digital but is it also sustainable we look for answers here on tomorrow today. the rain forest is home to a huge number of plants and animals. the species diversity is astounding. that's tropical forests are under threat from logging making way for farm plantations so in indonesia the island of sumatra still has a tropical low land forest in the book pollution national park a team there is looking for a very special animal. we're on a mission to find dora she's here somewhere deep in the sumatran jungle. as well or just pay to party or to steam release the orangutan into the wild equipped with a transmitter. to me dora has been in the jungle for quite a while now so we can no longer predict where she years we have 2000 square kilometers of forest here so it takes time but then suddenly you hear a rustling in the trees and you find her again whe

those the girls are with you swear your supporters to your shoes through sure sure mr you should cook dorothy what was your design. so. and a very warm welcome to you you're watching on the internet. and we're back with me to discuss suppressed secretary. i've heard you in many instances say that even though chinese are very close partners with russia they're often very cautious in relations with russians and in dealing with russian businesses and i got know that russian chinese banks are sometimes refusing to serve russian customers allies 1st because they're afraid of the american sanctions so when you think about it does it mean then decide. china economic relations are dependent. on washington well everything is interdependent in this world and of the countries are free there are moves in their decisions every country have to balance and rebalance their activities in the field of economy because we are all interdependent so this way yes of course we can feel an influence of american sanctions you know by that relationship but at the same time at the same time we are sober enough to take t

allies were supporting and arming from the very early stages of this conflict all right russian off dorothy's proby arrest of investigative journalist even going off on trumped up drug charges he speaks exclusively to this journal after the break. starting really in the 1980s under reagan at that turn deregulation you had the fed takeover and their sole purpose of that point was to try to squeeze workers completely out of the global economy so wages never went up real terms sense that but stock markets keep going up and the reason to justify this is that the fed will say we need to try to take care of deflation even though that they are causing to function in an environment where their money printing is increasing the debt. would. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want to be. actually going to be pros which is what the before 3 in the morning can't be good. i'm interested in the waters of. course. there is art rage in russia after an investigative journalist was arrested on drug charges which later turned out to be false the cas

katherine johnson, dorothy vaughn and mary jackson paved the wy for blackomen in the space program.way is a nod to the critically acclaimed book and movie about the trio. >> and the movie that was inspiring to all of us. senator ted cruz came up with the idea to rename the street. his mother was an aerospace engineer. who ♪ you knoweneliable support whou have it, and that dependability yois what we want to supporgive our customers. at comcast, it's my job to constantly monitor our network. prevent problems, anto help provide the most reliable service possible. my name is tanya, i work in the network operations center for comcast. we are working to make things simple, easy and awesome. only 1 billionth of 1% is filtered naturall anerges crisp and refreshing enough to be called deer park 100% natural spring water. born better® [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from 30 rockefeller plaza here in new york city, it's "the tonight show starrg jimmy fallon." and now here's your host jimmy fallon

nasa dedicated it to katherine johnson, dorothy vaughn, and mary jackson.the three african-american scientists helped to advance nasa's space program during the '40s, '50s, and '60. their story inspired the film "hidden figures." wonderful tribute. great movie. >> very deserving. >>> a recent study found that police officers are more likely to die by suicide than in the line of duty. >> that's part of the reason why one officer turned his badge -- urned in his badge so he could hit thead and help first respondehe get . jeff shepherd is starting a cross-country tour to bring his message to police departments america. he's going to be driving that w big,te truck with a special e message to h officers. he started in d.c. at the mpd academy where cadets learn how to be police officers physically and mentally. >> you got to get over the station ma that i'm going to be -- stigma that i'm going to be labeled as weak. i'm going toose my job. departments need step up. >> officers at the academy say that culture is changing.e th department now offers workshops promot

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government report runs decades of violence against the country's indigenous women to its claim on dorothy's reacted too late. son in law says he's uncertain palestinians are capable of governing themselves it comes as his plan peace summit is snapped by palestinian leaders who accuse him of trying to buy them off. you can visit aussie dot com for more on today's top stories next posting has the inside scoop with a russian presidential spokesman. well welcome to sophie and go i'm sophia wilde later today global business elite are coming to gather to st peters work international economic forum in a few days' time and that calls boycott should there be a worry on the carswell asked me to disclose official spokesperson. russian president vladimir putin. it's always a pleasure to have you on our program my pleasure so we get a big event coming up same place work international economic forum but this year it's getting a lot of bad press and at last and there are calls to boycott the forum what does it really mean les what is the aim of the boycott does the forum feel and the fact well i i don't s

. >> how is this new program gotog work, dorothy?reporter: well, metro is gong to be providing these $3 subsidies. that doesn't sound like a lot of money, but we've been talki to people who work the late shift tonight in adams morgan and they tery me e little bit helps. daryl hayden, jr., works at the amsterd flafl shop. he commutes from prince george's county. because metro closes at midnight, before he gs off work, getting home can take a long time. >> i probably get home because i have to wait the s iset up, probably don't get home until 3:00 and i leave here at 12: i probably don't get home until 3:00or 3:15.po >> rerter: hayden says he likes the program. the after hours commuter services program will provide $3 subsidies to shared ride on lyft a.m.en midnight and 4:00 >> any help is better than thing. i'm going to use it. whatever they're offering to help out. >> reporter: the program is meant to benefit those in the ops talty and health care industries. workers can get the subsidies up to ten rides a week. pete bergen agrees th

girls are with you for your support just to you're sure the station shouldn't be you should cook dorothy was delayed because of the. you know world of big partisan movies lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the path and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. china is not a partner or number one for us yet steel. and e.u. countries our trade partners number one with this and. i cannot share the. those who are those who say that it's a turn of russia he supports no russia i hope will never turn eastwards you know russian eagle is looking to both sides westwards in the east towards. mass protests and banquets boycotted by m.p.'s this was always u.s. president donald trump who will be touching down in the u.k. for a 3 day state visit later on monday. from southern north says.

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they are due to decide whether to back plans to cut rents on some branches of topshop, dorothy perkinsia could collapse. arcadia are the backbone of hundreds of high streets across the uk. it's notjust topshop but miss selfridge, burtons, wallis, evans, and dorothy perkins. 20 years ago they were churning out big profits and peak high street fashion. but topshop has been falling out of fashion. they've faced big competition from online retailers. a lot of people say they haven't invested enough to make their stores swanky and the boss, sir philip green, has had a lot of negative publicity. all of that means that this store is one of nearly 50 he is hoping to try and close. that's why he is hoping to convince his landlords to sign a deal agreeing to close some stores and pay less rent for others in order to save the rest. the trouble is his biggest landlord isn't keen on the idea. arcadia bosses have spent the last week making last—ditch attempts to try and convince landlords like intu to support the plan. and they say, if it is not approved by 75% of investors, then the whole business

information about the ongoing investigation we decided to send it straight to every impartial of dorothy the people who did this bear in mind were appointed by why do personally and he only chose to speak with the story already public knowledge saying transparent investigation is needed also amazingly managing to somehow imply that the venezuelan government does involve culpable complicit and that guy duo doesn't cover up corruption which he kept covered up for at least a month obviously the actual venezuelan government has questions. it's a huge drop in corruption poor to divert money that we could use both sick children instead of being spent on food medicine these being used to pay for the whole prostitutes expensive shopping trips and luxury hotels as do those allies why is his party which promises to cleanse venezuela of corruption and exercise the demons of the old regime why are these people blowing tens of thousands of dollars in aid money on prostitutes drugs and booze and live a concert that richard branson has led along with others in the us pros who attempt of february 22nd 2