bob told her he had aids. >> when bob johnson died of aids, it really hit her hard.who is going to take care of these people? they've got this horrible disease that nobody understands. and so she did an aids benefit, and she thereafter became quite outspoken about her support of the gay community. >> aids is just a horrible disease, and we have to make everyone very well aware of it. and this is one of the very best ways of doing it. food is love, isn't it? because it gets everybody together. >> julia came from a place where there was a very set notion of how a person lived one's life. but she was a person who was very much about "i can learn." her whole life was about evolving. >> oh, look at that. can i have a little taste? mm, that's a sausage. >> julia loved to eat. >> what are these? can i try one of those? >> artichokes. >> artichokes. i'll just take one. >> julia's appetite was absolutely astonishing. people were always bringing special dishes. julia, i would just like you to taste this. and she not only tasted it, she would eat it all. >> no matter where we w

that bob johnson was homosexual.r going to get hitched up. she just didn't see it. >> did not acknowledge it. >> she called homosexuals "homos." did you see all those homos in the audience? >> it was derogatory. >> it was new for all of us. we were coming out of a period when gay people didn't exist or really weren't meant to. bob told her he had aids. >> when bob johnson died of aids, it really hit her hard. she did a 180. and she had a revelatory moment. she would say, who is going to take care of these people? they've got this horrible disease that nobody understands. so, she did an aids benefit. and she thereafter became quite outspoken about her support of the gay community. >> aids is just a horrible disease, and we have to make everyone very well aware of it. and this is one of the very best ways of doing it. food is love, isn't it? it gets everybody together. >> julia came from a place where there was a very set notion of how a person lived one's life. but she was a person who was very much about "i can learn

oh that's bob johnson. he's got three kids. i think one of them is in, uh college at berkeley. bob. how you doing? how? how's your wife? that was the classic norm story. he just new vote and i think just enjoyed being around them. i certainly within the japanese american community. and he was there always, um, you know, talking to people shaking hands. i wanted to turn we're seeing him with former president george bush and at that time as secretary of transportation, there was that very difficult decision. with 9 11, and i'm wondering what kind of conversations you had about that when he had to decide to ground planes after that terrorist attack on the united states. well there were two things one when we were told when we when i was formed about the first plane flying into the tower, i went in. he was meeting with the with the minister from the air minister from i think it was belgium and i said this is what we know. we know an airplane flew into the tower. we don't know whether it was commercial or not. and what the circumstances where he said. keep me informed when it happen

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johnson. we also yesterday heard from a senior mp, sir bob neil, who said that he had put in a letter of no confidencejunior aid as well, and we heard from the treasury ministerjohn glenn, who appeared on a bbc programme and used some interesting language, saying that he felt boris johnson interesting language, saying that he felt borisjohnson was now in "yellow card territory". there has not been a flood of criticism but now that mps are returning to their constituencies for recess, they will be talking to constituents as they attend jubilee party is over the weekend, they will start to get that reaction of how people feel about the report published on wednesday and, when they come back to parliament, in a week, they might start to talk to colleagues about how they feel about the future of the government and the prime minister. ., ., ., ~ , ., , minister. charlotte, thank you very much for that. _ here in the uk easyjet is cancelling more than 200 flights over the next 10 days — all of them from gatwick airport. the airline says there are a few different reasons for the cancellations, including airpo

and carry johnson into the top stories on al jazeera marches. mark in the 74th anniversary of knock, bob ended in violence and parts of israel and occupied palestinian territories. students were arrested the television, the verse 2 on sunday, after confrontations with right wing activists who staged counter protests. he's may need your report to have been released, but one remains in police. custody accused of a sort is rarely forced, his injured several protestant protest is rallying.

johnson also pledged for the $375000000.00 in military age. he's the 1st world later to video link with parliamentarians since the war began. today. bob joins us live from london. hello then, james, how was the prime minister's address received? well, it was very warmly received by the ukrainian parliament and president vladimir zalinski, who was also present in the chamber as he appeared on the screen via video link. there was a standing ovation, and some parliamentarians actually had british flags which they were holding up. and, and his message was, was a dual one really firstly, it was the expected announcement of a further $375000000.00 or so in military aids. on top of around $250000000.00 of weaponry and so on, that's already been supplied. this is are things like radar systems which can detect missiles and artillery projectiles. there are also a special drones being provided that can actually carry and supplies to ukrainian forces and or at least 13 armored vehicles which are going to be used to help in some places evacuate civilians are who are on the front line or stock in places such as we've seen in mario polls, so this wa

, we're up, what 10% in just four days in johnson & johnson there's one of the reasons the dow is coming back back to you. >> thank you very much, bobani. >>> now to the bond market where treasury yields are lower. rick santelli tracking the action rick, what's going on? a lot lower actually, tyler. we're looking at two-year note yields look at the chart of a two-day, you can see how we clearly accelerated when we started trading under yesterday's low yields, and it was prietty much like that on the entire curve when we took out some of the support from yesterday's low yield high prices. we're down 14.5 basis points on a two-year note. if you open up the chart, we're on pace for the lowest yield close since the 18th of april, let's call it five weeks and if you look at a one month of tens, their yields are down as well, about 9 to 10 basis points, which means the curve has steepened, yeah, steepened about five basis points, tens minus twos hovering around 28 basis points if you open that chart up to early april, you can see there's some pretty good support around 20 basis points. many traders are leaning on that support going into t

bob strauss, mr. democrat from texas. he was against the war in vietnam. finally gets an audience with lyndon johnson.he gets in the oval office, and his courage deserts him. he gets the lyndon johnson treatment. by the end of the meet, he was saying, "mr. president, you're doing a great job." he then says he went afterwards back home, took a shower, felt humiliated by what he hadn't done, and he promised, if he ever got a chance to meet with an american president, he'd always tell the truth from that point on. he did. >> nbc news white house correspondent carol lee, that nickname, yesper, is painful. thank you very much for being on this morning. we'll be asking about that. >>> coming up, we're headed to wall street for an early look at the markets after the worse trading day since the start of the pandemic. >>> plus, incoming supreme court justice ketanji brown jackson takes the bench at a tumultuous time for the high court following the leak of a draft opinion to overturn roe v. wade. eugene robinson says judge jackson must wonder what she's gotten herself into. gene joins us next with his latest c

johnson. it would take 5a such letters in order to bring about a vote on his leadership. we did hear that the senior conservative mp sir bobsk and lysychansk sit i of what is going on there. sevler donetsk and lysychansk sit on . of what is going on there. sevler. donetsk and lysychansk sit on the sobieski donetsk river which is a crucial geographical feature in this war. why this matters is because these two cities are the last bit of these two cities are the last bit of the luhansk oblast, the luhansk region that is controlled by the ukrainians. taking that has been a key strategic russian name since they refocus their objective here after their failure to take kyiv so what we are seeing is the russians putting all of their energy, huge amount of artillery bombardment, of maine, into trying to take the last bits of this key region. once they do that, if they do that, that'll be something president clinton can sell as a victory to people back in russia. however, in his weight —— something that president putin can sell as a victory. they are in the city of sevler donetsk, an old industrial heartland. i have been there. it