hope hicks is not one of those people.e hicks is somebody who has not done a public interview, she left the white house in 2018, and after meeting with congressional investigators who were investigating potential russia links to the trump campaign. and they did does her as part of the testimony about the stormy daniels and karen mcdougal arrangements and it was acknowledged by hope hicks during that testimony that she would sometimes tell white lies in short order after it was made clear she had talked to congressional investigators, she left the white house, she did, as carol outlined, returned in late 2020 to join the white house again here. she is somebody who she hasn't talked to trump since the summer of 2022, she is somebody, though, who has not ever, you know, received attacks from donald trump on the social media account or anything. somebody who is a close confidante. in 2015, 2016, i was on the campaign trail and hope hicks with corey lewandowski and keith schiller was part of a small group of individuals who had

hope hicks, rhona graff, the other witness who testified, it is surprising that hope hicks with all of her experience is getting emotional on the stand, but it really shows that she is still -- i don't want to say loyal because i don't want to suggest that would color her testimony but that this entire experience is difficult for her because she acknowledges, apparently, that the trump family gave her plenty of opportunities. she has said i'm nervous. she clearly doesn't want to be here. this this has got to be difficult for her. she has come across as a credible witness. the first, i would say, combination of a high profile, marquee name witness, but highly credible. you haven't had that with the other witnesses so far in this case. there is some for the defense in her testimony. for example, that she can't remember exactly if donald trump told her about his specific knowledge of payoffs and other things, so there is wiggle room for the defense. i'm interested to see how they go after her on cross-examination. i expect them to be polite, explore what she doesn't know, what trump wasn'

but live in hope. we are not discouraged going back to the irrepressible gamble family who we saw on the overland trail, the first letter that the son writes when he gets to california is there's just so money and there's just so much gold. but so far, i find any. but i'm not going to come home until i have 25 or $30,000 worth. a year later had really set in and he writes to his father saying, don't come. it's a fool's errand. many of the 49% daguerreotype photographs like to their family. i actually had trouble trying to find one without holding guns. but there were there was a lot of sentiment. i mean, basically the way it went in the gold fields was everybody wanted the everybody had all this hope. but then a year later wanted to go home. but the letter that stands out. this is in june, 1850. quote, you write, you do not know. but i think more of gold than i do of you. for i would not go to california. i assure you, i would not swap you for your heft in gold. that kind of b and i unusual compliment

what hope hicks said? and today, there was drama around it, but what she said did a lot of things for the prosecution as a witness forming a piece of the bigger picture of the puzzle. so one of the things she did was she read some texts about what she and michael cohen were discussing in reacting to these stories coming out about women on the campaign, donald trump. >> she's establishing the link between her role as a campaign official, someone in the in that world of donald trump talking to michael cohen repeatedly and being aware of these things bubbling up as there was public testimony about it. >> and then near the end of her testimony, she gives the prosecutor something to work with about michael cohen, who's going to be the focus of much of the coming days of this trial. she says, i didn't know michael to be in especially charitable person or selfless person. he's the kind i've person who seeks credit. >> put that into the bigger narrative here. >> michael cohen wiring $130,000 of his own home equity

they need a credible hope, a frank hope, i hope that levets— credible hope, a frank hope, i hope that the measurable goals, whether it's the highest _ measurable goals, whether it's the highest growth in the g7, halving violence — highest growth in the g7, halving violence against women and girls, clean _ violence against women and girls, clean power by 2030, they are unapologetically ambitious. i know they will— unapologetically ambitious. i know they will take hard work, determination, patience a true national— determination, patience a true national effort, and for many people that invites — national effort, and for many people that invites a sharp intake of breath, _ that invites a sharp intake of breath, a _ that invites a sharp intake of breath, a raised eyebrow, a question. _ breath, a raised eyebrow, a question, can this really be done? but look. — question, can this really be done? but look, what really keeps me up at i'iili'it but look, what really keeps me up at night is _ but look, what really keeps me up at night is a _ but look, what really keeps me up at night is a diff

i hope he is doing well- i _ the team's feelings. i hope he is doing well. is doing well. i sent him _ the team's feelings. i hope he is doing well. i sent him the - the team's feelings. i hope he is doing well. i sent him the best l the team's feelings. i hope he is| doing well. i sent him the best of luck. that is it. i hope he is doing well. playing with man united is very different than for any other club. it is so much more difficult to play for man united and perform for man united as you can do for another club. so you need very strong character to perform and to deal with the high expectations. so manchester united have moved sancho one from now. dortmund are certainly happy to have him back after almost three years. he was brilliant for them in his first spell, scored 50 goals, provided 64 assists and 137 games. translation: he is healthy, training a lot in the last few weeks both at manchester united and then again individually and doing extra shifts to prepare himself. now we just hope he stays healthy and brings the joy we felt yesterday in the s

definitely not over selling hope, _ ever the hope because...he hope because... definitely not over selling hope, i don't think| not over selling hope, i don't think anyone with... i not over selling hope, i don't think anyone with- - -_ anyone with... i call it the one tenth hope. — anyone with... i call it the one tenth hope, nine _ anyone with... i call it the one tenth hope, nine tenths - anyone with... i call it the one - tenth hope, nine tenths credibility strategy— tenth hope, nine tenths credibility strategy because all good strategies are context dependent. where labour were coming from was a point of no credihility— were coming from was a point of no credibility after 20 years. so that's credibility after 20 years. sr that's been carefully sort of carried, even in that interview there with nick, but come friday, if there with nick, but come friday, if the polls are right, the ming vase gets chucked in the thames or the north sea or somewhere and then we get a radical... north sea or somewhere and then we geta radical... do north sea or

hope -- hope in the face of difficulty. hope in the face of uncertainty. the audacity of hope. in the end that is god's greatest gift to us, the bedrock of this nation, a belief in things not seen. a belief that there are better days ahead. i believe that we can give our middle class relief and provide working families with the road to opportunity. i believe we can provide jobs for the jobless, homes to the homeless, and reclaim young people in cities across america from violence and despair. i believe that we have righteous wind at our backs and as we stand on the crossroads of history we can make the right choices and meet the challenges that face us. america, tonight if you feel the same energy that i do, if you feel the same urgency that i do, if you feel the same passion that i do, if you feel the same hopefulness that i do, if we do what we must do, then i have no doubt that all across the country from florida to oregon, from washington to maine the people will rise up in november and john kerry will be sworn in as president and john edwards will be sworn in as vice presi

the ministry of _ give people a hope. the ministry ofjustice - give people a hope.justice is - give people a hope. the ministry ofjustice is a i give people a hope. the ministry ofjustice is a cannot ministry ofjustice is a cannot comment on individual cases but says anyone breaking conditions on release or commit further crimes will be punished. the government says without the early release scheme, police will not be able to make arrests and the court will not be able to hold trials. the prison population in england and wales has dropped by more than 2000 in a week following the measures that deal with overcrowding. next month, up to another 1700 prisoners due to be released early and the government will be monitoring the latest reoffending figures as well. simon jones, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news now. a fuel tanker explosion in haiti is now known to have a fuel tanker explosion in haiti is now known t is ave a fuel tanker explosion in haiti is now known t released. the problem is there are no guarantees _ released. the problem is there are no

— of hope, because hope is a really important equation _ of hope, because hope is a really important really important equation in the idea ofj important equation in the idea of ever getting _ important equation in the idea of ever getting peace. _ important equation in the idea of ever getting peace. do _ important equation in the idea of ever getting peace.— ever getting peace. do you feel ho eful? ever getting peace. do you feel hopeful? especially _ ever getting peace. do you feel hopeful? especially when - ever getting peace. do you feel hopeful? especially when you l ever getting peace. do you feel i hopeful? especially when you see ever getting peace. do you feel - hopeful? especially when you see the death toll in gaza and the suffering that continues?— that continues? violence, it is 75 ears of that continues? violence, it is 75 years of total _ that continues? violence, it is 75 years of total occupation. - that continues? violence, it is 75 years of total occupation. of - that continues? violence, it is 75 i years of total occupation. of course i am years of total occupatio

we hope there's better news that i hope there's better news that comes— hope there's better news that hope there's better news that comes out of the appeal. i hope there's better news thatl comes out of the appeal. then the next — comes out of the appeal. then the next bit _ comes out of the appeal. then the next bit comes— comes out of the appeal. then the next bit comes along i comes out of the appeal. then the next bit comes along and i the next bit comes along and that— the next bit comes along and that kind _ the next bit comes along and that kind of— the next bit comes along and that kind of that _ the next bit comes along and that kind of that is— that kind of that is encapsulated i that kind of that is encapsulated in. that kind of that is| encapsulated in all that kind of that is. encapsulated in all of that kind of that is- encapsulated in all of that. who— encapsulated in all of that. who knows _ encapsulated in all of that. who knows what _ encapsulated in all of that. who knows what comes i encapsulated in all of that. i who knows what comes next. i think— who knows what

one can only hope that these recommendations, and i hope that these recommendations, and i don't _ hope _ it, how could they possibly refute these recommendations, they stand up everything _ these recommendations, they stand up everything that sir brian has put down _ everything that sir brian has put down stands up and has been clarified — down stands up and has been clarified and proved to be a fit —— proved _ clarified and proved to be a fit —— proved to — clarified and proved to be a fit —— proved to be correct. these recommendations and hopes will be carried _ recommendations and hopes will be carried through to the letter and people _ carried through to the letter and people will receive what they should have received 20 years ago, 30 years a-o. have received 20 years ago, 30 years ago my— have received 20 years ago, 30 years ago my late — have received 20 years ago, 30 years ago. my late husband have this mantra — ago. my late husband have this mantra in— ago. my late husband have this mantra in his life he wouldn't apply for skipton— mantra in his life he wouldn't apply for skip

— give you hope? for me personally. _ give you hope? for me personally, what - give you hope?onally, what gives me give you hope? for me - personally, what gives me pause is to see the ways in which is personal evolution has changed since he's been on the campaign trailfor donald trump. during his time as governor and where he started in policy, it was a more open minded and divers point of view around energy, he has really come to embrace the maga point of view. we literally had us officials at cop right now, that donald trump promised to take us out of. our major oil and gas companies want us to stay in the agreements. this is not normal. this may be more a moderate choice, but it really is not. ., ,, ., ., ., is not. congresswoman, one minute left. — is not. congresswoman, one minute left, but _ is not. congresswoman, one minute left, but i _ is not. congresswoman, one minute left, but i wanted . is not. congresswoman, one minute left, but i wanted to| minute left, but i wanted to touch on the bureau of indian affairs, that would fall under doug burgum. first ever native am

hoping for a cure, hoping even more they will see theirfamilies again but cure, hoping even more theyble to return. the public inquiry into the 1998 omagh bombing is holding its first hearing. our ireland correspondent has the details. walking into a public inquiry. these are steps that omagh families have waited a quarter of a century to take. they want answers for their loved ones. this is aiden's place on the stone. it was a war crime what happened here. but the people that done it were never charged with a war crime. aiden was in omagh shopping on the day of the bomb, but the 21—year—old never came home. in what was the darkest single day in northern ireland's troubles, 29 people, including a woman pregnant with twins, were murdered in the real ira attack. no—one has ever been convicted of the atrocity. bereaved families have spent years fighting for a public inquiry. after a lengthy legal delays, it finally opens today. what do you want to get out of the inquiry? well, first of all, we need answers. we need to know was there anything that could have been done to prevent this bomb

we hopeful and we see hope and the company hope every time we go so no matter what you do we are very very hopeful people and hope will stay with us forever, thank you so much dear friend, we are so grateful to you abu bakar for making time for us when the... so much going on, and you, you know, that y o goes back to you too, because you are like a compass for us, you and everyone in gaza, you teach us about what is important in this world, and so much that people are concerned about everyday around the world is not important, but what's important is to stop this genocide to give people a chance to... live to to live to live those hopes and we will not stop working for that and and finally because there's something that i've just remembered which is i remember last time when i had the chance to over the youtube i was not able to you know to to have some internet last time when there was a live stream i saw nora with a downbeat look so again i want you nora ali tomorrow dave and all in this team all the audience want you to smile, look at what i'm going through, i've never ever let som

i voted with the hope of a better life. i voted with the hope of having a better tomorrow. i gave it with the hope of victory and pride. i voted in the hope of the country's industrial and economic progress. i voted in the hope of the pride of my country. i voted in the hope that the future of my country will be better and better . i voted in the hope of the progress and victory of iran and islam . i voted in the hope that the islamic republic will win. in front of enemies the participation rate of the people in the second round of the 14th presidential election was about 10% higher than the first round. according to the voters, each vote gives a right to the elected president.

i hope it's just as good or better.friends, have a new class next year. >> michaela allen is only six, but she accomplished big things this year. >> because i made new friends and i also got more smart. >> making new friends is a big deal the kids and michaela's dad thinks they tend to be more optimistic because they focus on what's ahead. adults are often grumpier at the end of the year because they look at the past. >> a lot of it is you are trying to get to that next point, oh i'm glad i have that done and yeah, i feel like they are much more focus on oh i did this, it was fun i did that it was fun , without a lot of difference between the new year and the old year, just yapping >> henry and his dad explained that children can see the good in a year because just about everything they do is new and exciting. >> when you try something new for the first time but then you'll never feel the same way again when you do it again. >> i think the adults focus on the bad and getting rid of it and the kids focus on everything go

hope hicks testified she went to jared kushner, hoping he could get in touch with executives at the journal to delay publication, itself an interesting thing. when that didn't work, she and trump fixer michael cohen crafted a statement in response to the article. she recalled trump had input on the statement, which was a full throated denial. that, he asked for the addition of the wall street journal featuring that very story not to be delivered to his residence where his wife lived. now, the leader portion of the testimony focused on her reflections about michael cohen she said michael cohen told her he made $130,000.00 payment to stormy daniels to protect trump from false allegations and did it out of the goodness of his heart. hope hicks explained, "i would say that would be out of character for michael. i did not know michael to be a charitable or selfless person. he is the kind of person who seeks credit ." during cross- examination by trump lawyer emil bove , she went on to say that michael cohen liked to call himself a fixer. "it was only because he first broke it." so it was another

i voted for hope. we hope for the betterment of the country. i voted for a better tomorrow for our country i voted for a better life with the hope that we will have a better tomorrow . i voted with the hope of victory . i voted with the hope that i can make an impact. to have a small one, for the prosperity of my country , for the happiness of my leader and also for the happiness of the martyrs , i voted with the hope that my country will become more successful and prouder every year. i voted with the hope of industrial and economic development of the country. i voted in the hope of making my country proud. i voted in hope that the future of my country will be better and better. i voted hoping for the progress and victory of iran and islam. i voted hoping for the republic. may islam be victorious in front of the enemies. the election of the 14th presidential term , whose propaganda and political atmosphere was formed in less than 10 days after the martyrdom of ayatollah raisi, saw the presence of representatives. the elections to the second rou

i also hope to— experiment called democracy. i also hope to share her own story, right?she is a biracial woman, hope to share her own story, right? she is a biracialwoman, she is a step— she is a biracialwoman, she is a step mother, she is the epitome or an example — step mother, she is the epitome or an example of a family, we have so many— an example of a family, we have so many of— an example of a family, we have so many of those across the country and the world _ many of those across the country and the world and in fact, the united states— the world and in fact, the united states is— the world and in fact, the united states is a — the world and in fact, the united states is a blend nation. that is what _ states is a blend nation. that is what makes us great so i hope she shares _ what makes us great so i hope she shares all— what makes us great so i hope she shares all of those things, there will be _ shares all of those things, there will be more time for specifics and policies _ will be more time for specifics and policies later. ok, will be more time for specific

, ., called hope.nda, i've squeezed you again, i always i called hope. very quickly amanda, i i've squeezed you again, i always do this. electric vehicles, tax credit, seven point $5,000 going in for the united states of america, will that go rocket boosters on supply? it go rocket boosters on supply? it will make electric vehicles more mainstream. you understand it when all of a sudden your gas bill is three times as much as your electric bill and the fact that more people will be able to access lower costs of fuel, gas or electricity does matter. and so i am hopeful because of that. ., matter. and so i am hopeful because of that. . . ., of that. yeah, give me the chart, i will take the _ of that. yeah, give me the chart, i will take the electric _ of that. yeah, give me the chart, i will take the electric vehicle, i of that. yeah, give me the chart, i will take the electric vehicle, that l will take the electric vehicle, that tends to work doesn't it, we squeezed it all in, i don't believe it, so man

hold hope in the face of difficulty, hope in the face of uncertainty. the audience. city of hope. in the end. that is god's greatest gift to us. the bedrock of this nation. a belief in things not seen. a belief that there are better days ahead. i believe we can give our middle class relief and provide working families with road to opportunity. i believe we can provide jobs to the jobless, homes, to the homeless, and reclaim young people in cities across america from violence and despair. i that we have a right wind on our backs and that as we stand on the crossroads of history, we can make the right choices and meet the challenges that face us. america. tonight, if you feel the same that i do, if you feel the urgency that i do, if you feel the same passion that i do, if you feel the same hopefulness that i do. if we do what we must do, then i have no doubt that all across country, from florida to oregon from washington to maine the people will rise up in. and john kerry will be sworn as president and john edwards will be sworn in as vice president. and this country will reclaim it

if they had given that warning, it would have given us hope to win amin, now we hope that amonian will be able to win against japan, and dear amin. we will remain in the table, god willing, because eminem is a really good wrestler and a good boy august, yes, well, let's see some pictures and come back , god willing, we will continue the program . we will go to paris again, and this time we will go there with mr. mahdavi, a reporter of the sada vasima news agency who was sent from tehran, and in mr. mahdavi's wrestling hall. hello, have a good time, ali. hello, i am also at your service and dear viewers. hello and polite. as we were talking , it is helping me. good things are happening to the shipping convoy of our country. one of the most important good things is that for us, of course, with the artificiality of understanding , we will get a quota in the weight of 57 kilograms of free shipping will be allocated to iran with the coordination of iot it is likely that farawan sarlek will be able to step onto the olympic field with the issuance of a visa and meet his friends. this is a goo

good luck to all of us and hope. and creating hope cannot be created with a slogan alone. hope and creating hope with work and effort improvement of people's lives and people's livelihood happens, and again only livelihood. it cannot be done alone, that is , in addition to the fact that people should live a normal life anyway, live with dignity , they must have the necessary platforms for social freedoms , they must have platforms for happiness and public activities, that is, in addition to these issues. people's dignity should also be taken into account in livelihood, and people should be treated with respect in government agencies and treated in referrals. the people of party activities within the framework of our party law can have their activities, speak their words , have their constructive criticisms, all of these can be achieved, all of these can increase social capital and people's participation. i want to ask one more thing . and political as well as reconciliation. one of the important parts is related to these political parties, that working with parties is to a

i'm hopeful of a good result. i don't — i'm hopeful of a good result.now— don't want tojinx it! i don't know how— don't want tojinx it! i don't know how else to put it, i'm hopeful _ know how else to put it, i'm hopeful that we will do really welt — hopeful that we will do really well. we had a really good candidate, we ran a very positive _ candidate, we ran a very positive campaign about our plan — positive campaign about our plan for— positive campaign about our plan for changing kingswood and changing the country. the tory campaign _ changing the country. the tory campaign was vicious, nasty, negative, _ campaign was vicious, nasty, negative, every single day of the campaign, and they didn't offer— the campaign, and they didn't offerany— the campaign, and they didn't offer any reason for people to vote _ offer any reason for people to vote conservative. i'm not complacent about anything, i know— complacent about anything, i know people say, "you are bound to win _ know people say, "you are bound to win these by—elections," you win by—elections becau

james randall, thank ou ve hoped for. james randall, thank you very much — hoped for.thank you very much for _ hoped for. james randall, thank you very much for that _ hoped for. james randall, thank you very much for that update. i you very much for that update. in the introduction i was a uk foreign secretary has announced a partial suspension of arms exports in the house of commonsjust a commons just a few minutes ago. let's hear what he had to say. it is with regret that i inform the house today the assessment i have received leaves me unable to conclude anything other than that for certain uk arms exports to israel there does exist a clear risk that they might be used to commit or facilitate a serious violation of international humanitarian law. i haven't informed my right honourable friend the business and trade secretary and is therefore today announcing the suspension of around 30 from a total of approximately 350 to israel as required under the export controls act. these include equipment that will end the current conflict in gaza. such as important control to

that includes hope hicks.t includes keith shiller and what he knew. >> david, let's talk about the importance of this witness. as a former prosecutor, how you handle this kind of a witness. how important this is to the case. >> you can dell how important it is by the time at which they have chosen to call her. they have chosen to call her on a friday late morning when she's going to bleed into the afternoon. she's likely the last person on the witness stand. the jury will go home talking about her over the weekend. that's the first thing that stands out. the next thing is, she's my kind of witness. she's the first person i have seen in this trial that i would want to put on the stand. some of the people you had to. my kind of witness gets there to say, i have a job, i have other places to be, i don't want to be here. i'm nervous about being here. i'm only here because i was subpoenaed. i was subpoenaed to tell the truth and that's exactly what i'm going to do. the other panelists have pointed out the real dang

hope hicks hopes to harness that.ncerned about this election, he was concerned about what it might mean if news about karen mcdougal and stormy daniels came out especially hot on the heels of the tape. again, it has been a long time. we have had a pandemic, a coup, all kinds of things. will jurors remember this is all that anyone could talk about? it seemed like the worst thing that he can do. i think it is likely that it might seem quaint to the jurors in piecing all of this together as a campaign to get elected and to silence some of these facts that could come out and be damaging to him. that may be hardtory piece together. it is right. she did a lot of good work. i am interested to see how the defense uses her in their closing arguments. i think they were tentative with her today. likely because she immediately began crying. i human being he would of bloodied her up more. >> that is the human side to this. i have 30 seconds on that. any thoughts on cross? >> well, i just want to take up something that melisa said

well, this gives us a lot of hope. next to the representatives who were in the parliament, the leadership of the new representatives next to the experienced representatives will be really helpful. in fact, there is hope in people it is more important for the leader of the parliament to always say this in order to provide more services and be more efficient . there should be a component in relation to the representatives. both new and experienced representatives have said this many times in the previous parliament . we said this very nicely in the parliament. 12th , we see, mr. dr. haji babaei, you just mentioned the diversity of political tendencies and tastes of the 12th parliament, which in itself is the cause of dynamism and actually good events and more expectations from this parliament, but in this rail laying, it is for creating hope for greater unity in the decision. legislation of course in the supervision of the islamic council, what cares are necessary and what are the necessary cares? in fact , when it is sa

well, obviously i hope it does not| obviously i hope it does not -et obviously i hope it does not getat. i'd rather not, - but both sides are lawyered up. i but both sides are lawyered up. i mean. — but both sides are lawyered up. i mean. the _ but both sides are lawyered up. i mean, the kamala _ but both sides are lawyered up. i mean, the kamala harris- i mean, the kamala harris campaign _ i mean, the kamala harris campaign has— i mean, the kamala harris campaign has got - i mean, the kamala harris campaign has got a - i mean, the kamala harris campaign has got a lot- i mean, the kamala harris campaign has got a lot ofi campaign has got a lot of lawyers _ campaign has got a lot of lawyers and _ campaign has got a lot of lawyers and the - campaign has got a lot of lawyers and the trump . campaign has got a lot of- lawyers and the trump campaign has a _ lawyers and the trump campaign has a lot— lawyers and the trump campaign has a lot of— lawyers and the trump campaign has a lot of lawyers, _ lawyers and the trump campaign has a lot of lawyers, so - lawyers and the trump campaign has a

i am hopeful that my jonathan sacks once wrote optimism and hope are not the same. optimism is the plef that thing will get better and hope is if we work hard enough, together we can make things better. it does take a great deal of courage to hope. sophie and aven the task from soon outside this building is to be part of that, to work together to make things better, to have hope. sophie and announcer: one term republican senator mike braun is leaving congress. he recently won the race to become indiana's next governor. prior to beating joe donnelly in 2018, he spent time in the indiana house of representatives. his time in the senate was marched by his opposition to the affordable care act and same-sex marriage, as well as his defense of former president donald trump during both impeachment proceedings and his refusal to accept the 2020 election results. next, his final floor speech. this is about 25 minut

intervals were hopefuls party find we can - were hopefuls party find we can embrace — were hopefulsfair wales built by all others. i have spoken in recent days about my determination to offer the hand of friendship— determination to offer the hand of friendship to anyone in the senedd and beyond where we share that ambition— and beyond where we share that ambition for our country's future. delivering — ambition for our country's future. delivering on the needs of the people — delivering on the needs of the people of wales requires collective commitment to listening. in the face of new— commitment to listening. in the face of new forces of division, restoring trust _ of new forces of division, restoring trust and _ of new forces of division, restoring trust and recovering dignity in the way we _ trust and recovering dignity in the way we speak to one another is more important _ way we speak to one another is more important than ever. those who seek to ratify _ important than ever. those who seek to ratify nasty populism are hungry for a disunited wheels. our task i believe _ for a di

we are hoping for several _ hope he had can achieve?e he had can achieve? we are hoping for several things. a - hoping for several things. a humanitarian ceasefire as soon as possible because it is long overdue after nearly 100 days of one of the most brutal wars in history. we are hoping for more commercial supplies to come to the markets of gaza, so that they can reopen. we certainly hope for a more regularflow that they can reopen. we certainly hope for a more regular flow of humanitarian supplies because the clock is ticking and it is digging very fast towards famine in the gaza strip, which could still be averted if humanitarian and commercial supplies are allowed in.- if humanitarian and commercial supplies are allowed in. thank you ve much supplies are allowed in. thank you very much for— supplies are allowed in. thank you very much forjoining _ supplies are allowed in. thank you very much forjoining us. - supplies are allowed in. thank you very much forjoining us. we are i very much forjoining us. we are keeping across the situa

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we have always been the party hope. so this year let us offer new hope. new hope to an america uncertain about the present. but unsurpassed in its potential for the future. to all those who idle in the cities and industries of america. let us provide new hope for the dignity of useful work. democrats have always believed that a basic civil right of all americans is that their right to earn their own way. the party of the people must always be the party of employment. to those who the future of our economy. let us provide new hope for the re industrialization of america and let our vision reach beyond the next election or the next year to a new generation of prosperity. if we could rebuild germany and japan after world war two, then surely we can re industrialized our own nation revive our inner cities in the 1980. to all those who work hard for a living wage. let us provide new hope that their price of their employment shall not be an unsafe workplace and a death. at an earlier age. all those who inhabit our land from california to the new york island, fr

it is a hope for the brave. this is the hope that beckons onward in this century of. this is the work that awaits us all to be done with bravery, with charity, and with prayer. to almighty god, my citizens, i thank. you. today we will be talking about truman capote's work, cold blood, a work of a true crime or and also a very significant work in the of american

for los angeles, 28, yes, there is hope, we, of course, ah, we are doing work". in the areas of culturet is the same, so i can't say that something has changed much, but it is important, it seems to me, now yes... certain insinuations, so i, frankly speaking, really hope that finally the coubertin principle, which was once proclaimed about equality and tolerance regardless of political views, yes or religious, that it will still prevail, well , okay, hope, it still exists, and you know, i understand what you are talking about, especially about eurovision, especially when, like you said, some people can, some can't, and i... we also often think about this, maybe we are too modest, yes, to some extent , maybe we need to express our position more clearly in some moments, but somewhere i understand that i am proud that we , belarus, somehow behave in a civilized manner, we always find civilized ways to beautifully declare our position, and i hope that the whole world in principle will also be able to appreciate this, notice, appreciate and... maybe with such soft power, but in the end we wi

hope hicks says, quote, yes. that is some of the strong testimony the jury heard to end this weekend a lot of folks probably remember where you were when you first heard about this tape and its raw admission of grabbing women by the. you might remember the fallout. hicks recounting that very intense period, describing to the jury how it dominated coverage, leading up to the next big moment which is the presidential debate. this was back with clinton and trump when a lot of people that trump was already down. this was a body blow like no other. this is legally relevant to whether donald trump was, as his lawyers have suggested, either not involved, did not know what is going on or to the extent he was involved, it was a personal thing or was it a campaign thing. we put together in the context of our reporting, beyond what ms. hicks said today, some of that explosive period in the campaign homestretch. >> donald trump's presidential campaign in turmoil tonight, facing withering political fallout. >> house speaker p

you know, i think hope is other people hope, collective action.u know, i see hope in every protest that is happening. i feel hope at every debt collective new member meeting my new people join our organization. you know i really resonate with the wise words. the prison abolitionist and writer miriam kaba, who says hope is a discipline. and i think that that's true. you know, hope is something that we actually have to work to cultivate. and we cultivate it through collective action and through community and yeah, i mean, also there's the rebecca great rebecca solnit line hope is not a lottery ticket that you sit in clutch right no it's something that's that's militant and and powerful and so we can make it but we have to do that together. you. yeah let's. so i think i think with that kind of profound list poem of of hope, hope and hopelessness, we should open this up to the audience to any questions from the audience. that's the great present. yeah, yeah, yeah. you're definitely able to project zach. yeah, sure. you. sarah just across across you're

young faces and hopes- from — come on, scotland! young faces and hopes.d hopes. from then on _ come on, scotland! young faces and hopes. from then on stilts _ come on, scotland! young faces and hopes. from then on stilts to - come on, scotland! young faces and hopes. from then on stilts to men . come on, scotland! young faces and j hopes. from then on stilts to men in kilts, as kick—off got closer, the noise and the optimism was overwhelming.— noise and the optimism was overwhelming. noise and the optimism was overwhelmina. ., , , .., noise and the optimism was overwhelmina. ., , , .. ., overwhelming. hopefully we can do it toda . i'm overwhelming. hopefully we can do it today. i'm positive _ overwhelming. hopefully we can do it today. i'm positive and _ overwhelming. hopefully we can do it today. i'm positive and optimistic - today. i'm positive and optimistic but we will have to wait and see. pretty confident. come on, scotland! the rainy— pretty confident. come on, scotland! the rainy weather had not dampened spirits but with first one, then a second g

what do you hope will come out of this report? i hope _ have.ou hope will come out of this report? i hope we'll— have. what do you hope will come out of this report? i hope we'll change - of this report? i hope we'll change come across _ of this report? i hope we'll change come across all— of this report? i hope we'll change come across all of— of this report? i hope we'll change come across all of the _ of this report? i hope we'll change come across all of the hospitals i come across all of the hospitals across the country. real change for women to go into a hospital trusting the environment and the staff. i know things can go wrong, but at those times you rely on the people around you to help you get through it with professionalism and care. i hope to see real change.- it with professionalism and care. i hope to see real change. thank you ve much hope to see real change. thank you very much indeed. _ for details of organisations which offer advice and support with some of the issues raised, go online to bbc.co.uk/actionline. new evidence has

maybe, i hope not. i hope not. _ their chance or not? maybe, i hope not. i hope not. not. i did _ their chance or not? maybe, i hope not. i hope not. i did expect - their chance or not? maybe, i hope not. i hope not. i did expect theml not. i hope not. i did expect them to win in the game. i think bayern munich exceeded expectations, i thought they played a good game with and without the ball, and arsenal were maybe a bit below they capability, they played the occasion more than the game itself, but they are very much in it. arsenal's away record is stunning as we know. what they will have to do is be more compact, they can't afford to let the wingers sane have as much space to run—in to. i don't think they will. bayern munich will be on the front foot, they will look to pin arsenal into their own half. it might suit teats side to play away, soak up a bit of pressure like they did at manchester city in the league, and go and head bayern munich on the break, that is where bayern munich have beens is settable, so i think this tie very much alive, genuinely, i think we a

there is a real hope and optimism. i’eople's _ there is a real hope and optimism.ns in power, decision makers with influence _ power, decision makers with influence who want to make people's lives better and we can do that. going _ lives better and we can do that. going forward we need to see an economy— going forward we need to see an economy minister take up student issues _ economy minister take up student issues in — economy minister take up student issues in hand in making that a priority— issues in hand in making that a priority going forward so we can build _ priority going forward so we can build an— priority going forward so we can build an educated workforce, an educated — build an educated workforce, an educated north of ireland to ensure we have _ educated north of ireland to ensure we have a _ educated north of ireland to ensure we have a real future here. great to net our we have a real future here. great to get your thoughts. _ we have a real future here. great to get your thoughts, thank _ we have a real future here. great to get your thoughts, than

and hoping for change on those macro| hoping for change on those macro indicators — hoping for change and you start to see - hoping for change on those macro| indicators and you start to see not 'ust indicators and you start to see not just slightly — indicators and you start to see not just slightly better— indicators and you start to see not just slightly better growth - indicators and you start to see notj just slightly better growth figures, but inflation — just slightly better growth figures, but inflation figures _ just slightly better growth figures, but inflation figures and _ just slightly better growth figures, but inflation figures and improve l but inflation figures and improve migration— but inflation figures and improve migration statistics _ but inflation figures and improve migration statistics and - but inflation figures and improve migration statistics and you - but inflation figures and improve migration statistics and you can| but inflation figures and improve i migration statistics and you can see some _ migration statistics and you can see some public— migration

i hope, to see that precedent _ is hard, i hope, to see that precedent being _ is hard, i hope, to seent being repeated. the largest, as _ precedent being repeated. the largest, as l _ precedent being repeated. the largest, as i understand - precedent being repeated. the largest, as i understand it, i precedent being repeated. thej largest, as i understand it, the largest— largest, as i understand it, the largest number— largest, as i understand it, the largest number of— largest, as i understand it, the largest number of cases - largest, as i understand it, the largest number of cases that i largest, as i understand it, the l largest number of cases that had previously— largest number of cases that had previously come _ largest number of cases that had previously come before - largest number of cases that had previously come before the i largest number of cases that had i previously come before the criminal cases— previously come before the criminal cases review — previously come before the criminal cases review commission _ previously come before the criminal cases review commission

very hopeful, how do you find hope?my mom to be happy. >> what would make your mom happy? >> help her. >> helping her would make her happy. yeah, that's a great hope. >> i hope for me to help out my sister when she needs it >> i want to help out my parents because i want to make sure that they don't have to do all the hard work. >> and then i turn the hope table around on them. >> now, would you give me some advice if i'm looking for hope, where could could i find hope? >> so if you think about it in your mind, you can become it >> so if you think about something, you can become it >> uh-huh. >> so if i think happy thoughts, i could be happy >> uh-huh. >> if i think funny thoughts, i could be funny >> uh-huh. >> i told you you were smart. >> when i was stuck on a question when i was like smaller, i pushed myself and try to get some ideas how to solve it or i asked for help. >> either push myself or ask for help >> yeah, whenever you need it. >> that's so smart that's the answer to everything. okay i have a question. som

what is the point, no, there is hope. i without hope. what is the - point, no, there is hope.o, there is hope. lets see who else we _ point, no, there is hope. lets see who else we can - point, no, there is hope. lets see who else we can grab. . see who else we can grab. hello. _ see who else we can grab. hello, we are live on politics live — hello, we are live on politics live can_ hello, we are live on politics live can i_ hello, we are live on politics live. can i chat with you? what did you — live. can i chat with you? what did you think of ed davey? it did you think of ed davey? [it was did you think of ed davey? it was amazing. the amount of energy— was amazing. the amount of energy the _ was amazing. the amount of energy the party— was amazing. the amount of energy the party has, - was amazing. the amount of energy the party has, he - was amazing. the amount ofl energy the party has, he has, this— energy the party has, he has, this whole _ energy the party has, he has, this whole weekend _ energy the party has, he has, this whole weekend has - energy the party has, he h

that the hope that you have brought to the nation, to different nations, especially the hope rekindled in the hearts of people in palestine, hope that we will witness the their real victory. the victory of the palestinian people and hope that we will see that the americans and the zionist regime and alltirants in this conflict they have been disgraced before the public opinion and i h and they have been condemned and all conscientious people around the world hope that they the mask will fall from their true faces more and their true. are revealed more and uh they should know that people should know that these people, they claim to be supporters of human rights, but they are lying, they are only seeking their own, they are seeking their tyranical objectives and their interests, they don't care about human rights, they don't care about other people, and they do not recognize human rights, they only want to ensure their... objectives, the tyrannical objectives and the hope that you are bringing will uh actually this brings a bright future for our country, undoubtedly the future for iran,