rose: cardinal mcintyre was a good man but he was a finance guy.and art and there was this huge gap, i think, between where the cardinal was and how father bud saw what was going on among the people in the pew. narrator: cardinal mcintyre did turn the script down. father kieser, barely able to contain his disgust and anger, politely thanked the cardinal and left the room. rose: and so he just decided not to submit them anymore. narrator: in 1960, a very nervous father bud entered a studio and filmed the very first episode of the new television program, "insight." bud: how do you do? my name is father kieser. in a far corner of the universe there's a very remarkable planet. the planet, of course, is earth; the inhabitants, the human race. today we're going to discuss the purpose of that race. our title: "a reason to live and a reason to die." narrator: more episodes were filmed and distributed throughout southern california. with the help of the television producers in his parish, father bud used each half-hour to preach on diverse, if non-tradition

charlotte mcintyre, thank you for joining us here. after their boat was found drifting off cape verde in west africa. the vessel is believed to have been at sea for several weeks. 38 people, including children have been rescued. it's thought they were trying to reach the canary islands. the boat was found about 300 kilometres from cape verde. it's believed almost all of those on board were from senegal. pictures show boats arriving back in the port on the island of sal — with survivors being helped ashore, some on stretchers. officials in senegal say they are making arrangements to bring survivors home. they've been giving more details about the rescue. translation: it comes with a lot of pain, yes, but we know migration issues are global issues that require international co—operation and discussion and global strategy. given what the world is going through now, we all, all the nations, have to sit down at the table and see what we can do so we don't lose any more lives at sea, above all. don't lose any more lives at sea, above all-—

i remember vividly michael mcintyre bein- i remember vividly michael mcintyre being seen by the bbc herethat into his tv career. most— leapt from that into his tv career. most of— leapt from that into his tv career. most of the — leapt from that into his tv career. most of the major names you see on tv today— most of the major names you see on tv today of— most of the major names you see on tv today of some form or another have _ tv today of some form or another have graced our boards so it is an important — have graced our boards so it is an important part of the growth path of the comedy sector and equally in the theatre _ the comedy sector and equally in the theatre and performance world. the fringe _ theatre and performance world. the fringe overall plays a major part in the industry. it is probably the most — the industry. it is probably the most important event of its kind in terms _ most important event of its kind in terms of— most important event of its kind in terms of showcasing work.- terms of showcasing work. people come from — terms of showcasing work. people come from all

bloomberg's james mcintyre joining us now.ng on to the federal reserve and officials saying he's not yet convinced enough has been done to curb inflation. we saw a robust us retail sales showing that rate hikes so far have not done much at all to slow down the us consumer. so let's bring in our chief rates correspondent for asia and m live contributor garfield reynolds. so garth, when you saw those numbers, when you heard neel kashkari, president of minneapolis, fed, yes, he's a hawk, but saying inflation is too high, probably more to do. what was your reaction? what did you think? well, i thought this was deja vu all over again when it comes to us economic data. you know, the us economy is doing far, far better than anybody, including fed policymakers thought it would do after the rate hikes that we have had now, i'm no economist, so i'm not about to delve into some of the explanations as to why that might be the case. but as far as the market is concerned, the market continues to expect that these rate hikes will have the sa

the examination supposedly took place because anna had felt that the presidential physician ross mcintyrewas not delivering medical care to her father. so the story goes until his death caused by a stroke that came as a, quote, bolt out of the blue, unquote. on april 12, 1945, fdr, no serious medical problems other than high blood pressure and gallstones ostensibly has dramatically weight loss, was due to a enforced diet. and he cared little about his health and never asked doctors anything about it because. quote, he had a job to do unquote. none of. this is true, margaret. daisy, certainly fdr has devoted closest companion as historian geoffrey ward has aptly labeled her, perpetrated her own cover up. she edited diary to exclude mention of of fdr serious and life threatening illnesses. cognitive problems or seizures. and left the intentionally incomplete document under her bed to be discovered after her death in 1991. at 99. equally important, maybe more important, daisy had been named archivist of this library at its opening in 1941 and likely exerted contents. editorial control of all

you had reba mcintyre, martina mcbride, shelley wright.bsessed with her. i thought it was because i was really attracted to her, but come to find out i just wanted to be her best friend. >> ♪ >> in all fields in our society now, women, i wouldn't say dominating. i think that they're just rising to their true place. >> ♪ >> as things more on, it became a great decade to be a girl. >> ♪ >> after years of singing backup for such stars as michael jackson and rod stewart, he exploded onto the music scene in 1993 with their album tuesday night music club. >> ♪ >> radio has been so long and coming playing female artists. so it's definitely a different sort of environment and attitude, you know? >> female artists like sheryl crow or liz fehr, even though they had success, they were still routinely marginalized within every aspect of the industry. there was not a lot of space in pop culture for young women's thoughts, feelings, voices respected or taken seriously. >> ♪ >> there was such a strange dichotomy to gwen stephani. super girly, and also ki