thank you to my good friend congresswoman annie kuster it. that was amazing.hter] i was contemplating tonight going through the greek alphabet , but after annie's performance, she rested our case. thank you for your incredible leadership, your friendship. we came in together. she represents the people of the great state, and such a thoughtful, amazing and soulful way with her powerful intellect, and it has been wonderful to travel along this congressional journey with any custom -- annie. [applause] of course, to my other colleague, chris pappas, i call them the dynamic duo of the state. i am thankful for him. he took congress by storm upon his arrival. we are thankful for his election in november of 2018. talk of a great class that gave us the majority in the u.s. house of representatives. [applause] and, chris, continued to be a highly effective representative, fighting for you each and every day. this duo was part of the best of what public servants represent, in it for the right reasons, to deliver and make life better for the people of this amazing state

annie mentioned how we worked together many many years ago, and annie, it's funny, i forgot about that. it was when they were they want today have this facility not only did we go through a community process, we worked to make that happen. annie didn't know then what they knows now how sensitive i am about my grandmother and taking care of seniors in san francisco. and making sure that we protect and support places like laguna honda and other assisted living facilities. but what happens when we don't have enough beds? what happens when our most vulnerable communities need a place to be not only supported but cared for? and that's why this project is so important. this is about the future and providing the level of care and assisted live in necessary to take care of our seniors in this community. i also want to express my appreciation for self-help for the elderly for the senior escort program that they started during a global pandemic to ensure that our seniors can get to their location safely. and another facility, phil chang and others provide the resources and make sure that our off

here's annie . moment? here's annie. >> good morning. windy not quite as another windy day. not quite as windy yesterday, but there windy as yesterday, but there will quite persistent will be some quite persistent rain showers across more rain and showers across more northern eastern areas in northern and eastern areas in the and west, though it the south and west, though it should be drier and should be a much drier and brighter day and there a brighter day and there is a chance seeing sunshine chance of seeing some sunshine through the afternoon here. however, of rain will however, this band of rain will continue stream to more continue to stream in to more northwestern parts of northwestern areas. parts of southwestern scotland, northwestern england, northern ireland well, and the far ireland as well, and the far north—east of scotland will see some snow showers through the afternoon, shetland afternoon, as well as shetland seeing to lower levels, so seeing snow to lower levels, so there snow and ice warning there is a snow and ice wa

i bring in annie larson attorney for freeman and malls. thank you so much for joining us today. i want to start by getting your reaction to the conversation we have just had. your clients won. giuliani remains unrepentantant as you heard through his representative. why don't you clarify for the american public about what it is about rudy giuliani that seems to say he did not have an opportunity to defend himself or the judgment against him is somehow invalid. >> first of all thanks so much for having me laura. hopefully this conversation can go a little differently than the lasts one you just had. >> i think you know, it seems mr. goodman is confused about what has happened over the past couple years in litigation so i would be happy to offer an explanation to him and anyone else wanting to understand. the way that litigation works, civil litigation works which of course mr. giuliani having been an attorney for you know half of a century is well aware of, is that the parties to a litigation engage in discovery where they exchange relevant documents to that litigation. here relev

. >> cnn's annie grayer is joining me now. annie, you've been covering this on capitol hill.t do we know about how this resolution is unfolding? congr congressman dingle ell said shey get republicans to sign on to it as well. >> yes, the goal is to get it in this week. but two congresswoman are involved in shaping this resolution. the other is congresswoman lois frankel who was a part of the progressive caucus but i'm told recently left the group because of frustrations over how the progressive caucus, the divisions over the war in israel and hamas. and so they are leading this charge and hoping to introduce the resolution at some point this week but i'm told that this was not in direct response to jayapal and not response to any lawmakers' comments. >> yeah, she said this is in the works for a while but obviously the comments from jayapal have thrust it into the public. just to bring people behind the scenes, with congresswoman frankel deciding to leave the progress ive caucus over this, t may seem semantic, but it underscores the divisions and emotions around this issue. i

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both annie and her younger sister m marsha were the only two living in their home in capitan, new mexico. both died from cancer, henry was just 11 when the bomb went off. he recalled thinking that the world was ending. henry watched as his brother, nephew and niece all died of cancer. he was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 63. i'm sorry to say that we lost him in 2022. and it's not just the downwinter -- downwinter -- that were affected, he worked in a mine for eight years, he was given a single paper mask, one per shift. that mask was useless after into the first hour because it would get covered with something we've known to be called yellowcake, the particulate from the uranium mine ore, some of them would try to clean the dust off but they could not keep up with it because it kept accumulating. some folks were told to wait until you get home to shake off the yellowcake, because they would spread -- the yellowcake would stick to it after getting wet. many of these families, mainly the navajo uranium mine workers lived in a one-home generational house. if you start shaking your clo

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annie. today. here's annie. >> good morning. update from office. it's a bit from the met office. it's a bit of start to the weekend of a wet start to the weekend across uk and there will be across the uk and there will be further and windy spells further wet and windy spells throughout but also throughout the weekend, but also some at but some sunshine at times, but certainly not through this morning. for many of us, there are in force are weather warnings in force for heavy rain across southern areas of the uk as well as northern ireland and southwestern where southwestern scotland, where we've already seen a lot of rain so far. this week. the rain will push up to the north—east with behind we'll some behind it we'll see some sunshine for many sunshine developing for many western areas western and central areas through the afternoon. highs around or degrees. but the around 13 or 14 degrees. but the winds are going to be very strong, particularly across the coast. could see gusts coast. we could see gusts in excess do take care

what i am. >> and annie shuttleworth . she's >> and annie shuttleworth.s got the weather for you today. enjoy >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather update from the met office . it'll be from the met office. it'll be a dry and bright day for many of us, but it's still feel rather cold after the chilly start. but later on we'll see some rain arriving the west. arriving in the west. now there's warning in force there's an ice warning in force still through the morning across northeastern areas of scotland and elsewhere, though, we'll see plenty of dry and clear weather through much of the day. any freezing lift freezing fog should slowly lift and clear further south and west. but the sunshine will start to turn a little bit hazier across western parts of the uk and rain will arrive into northern ireland. temperatures will start rise though highs will start to rise though highs of degrees in scilly of 12 degrees in the scilly isles later still feeling very cold the east. however, cold in the east. however, despite sunshine and then despite t

annie, this was a train wreck legislatively from the start.se, kevin mccarthy, you know, they couldn't even pick a speaker. when they did, they got rid of him. we went through the whole debacle again. the numbers don't lie here. in your article, you talk about how they've only enacted 27 laws compared to 2022, when 248 laws were passed. bills were signed into law. you just look at the comparison congress by congress, session by session. this really is in a league of its own, isn't it? >> oh, absolutely. it was a historically unproductive congress that really did nothing. the comparison -- and last year's bills included, you know, landmark legislation like the inflation reduction act, the first bipartisan bill on guns in decades. this congress, some of those 27 bills include, like, renaming a veteran affairs clinic and something about a commemorative coin for the marine corps. these were really small bore items. a little bit of that is unfair. last year, democrats controlled the house and senate, and they could easily pass things to biden to si

and earlier we caught up with annie chaive the county cricket matters editor to hear her thoughts on, bags of enthusiasm. a good offspinner. and he can bat a little bit. i think basically he has got a lot of potential and that is what they are gearing up behind, really, i think. we'll stay with cricket because when derbyshire�*s anuj dal received racial abuse on social media. he turned his anger into an 18 month quest to hold his abuser to account. the all—rounder now wants others to know that there's a path to restorative justice and how the process led to him receiving a written apology from his abuser. he's been speaking to our sports correspondentjoe wilson. anuj dal is a professional cricketer. he is a vice—chair of the professional cricketers' association, and he fought abuse — with restorative justice. that was a very satisfying feeling, knowing that i'd covered all bases, and i felt as though i needed to do what i had done to be able to move on from it. it all began last spring — in the wake of azeem rafiq's racism testimony, anuj spoke to me eloquently about the opportunity

annie oakley to president mckinley in 1898 volunteering the lady sharpshooters for the span the american war, the transfer of power. between 46 presidents. each of these of paper tells a story. the story of a country and its people zigging and zagging through history. imperfect matching marching toward a more perfect union. conversely sometimes that's story is a dark one. man office of slave ships. president roosevelt's executive order on japanese internment. the supreme court's dred scott decision. it's the story is we must learn the most from it's these that must study for past is prolog as one of the statues flanking this building proclaims as an educator i know this will that our present and our future are inextricably linked to our past and that we must learn from the past or be bound to repeat it. that's why, as first lady, i've been so to upholding these sacred institutions so they may continue to the american people and teach the next generation about our shared heritage. these national archives have captured our complicated story for nearly 100 years, and for that entire period

yasbasbwa ali and zarbwa in vakalbshoni, and later the sadness of anni and vazlon on the street near our settlement , i understood that it is a wound, my current feeling is not real in my dream , and later on, when the soldiers let out a sound, do you remember that i am wounded and a bullet is fired at al-arraz, i was killed, i was killed, i was wounded , i was wounded, fajra and i was injured. the face of hana and wafi al-jeh al-tahniyyah, and in the eyes , you looked beautiful , and in the afternoon, with the rest of your walk, you were beaten, so i took you to the investigation, and they were with you , and they were with you, and you were the liar. once and later, i will not disobey you in the prison of ofer, my soul , i will be in the school of adna , instead of my cousin , nadina, i will give it to you. zarvah and sarna naeed were struck by lightning and sarna naeed the world was a story of dakhlona, ​​ana sarva yakwa mei kathir. my approval is here, you entered the face of the bone, the bone of the bone, the fracture, the fracture, the fracture, the fracture, the 3 poison, and

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thank you annie. see you later.he seats are never big enough anyway. you're sort of sitting like that, and then you nofice sitting like that, and then you notice somebody comes in to sit next you, and they are next to you, and they are enormous. the do enormous. what the heck do you do? what we're do? well that's what we're going to you lift up the to debate next. you lift up the arm the seat, they lift up so arm of the seat, they lift up so they bump cheeks spread out. yeah, i know, and now you're accused being fattest? you accused of being fattest? if you say but apparently there's say so. but apparently there's one airline in america that is offering free seats to people who are overweight , but they who are overweight, but they call them customers of size. no, no, i don't get why . no, i don't get why. >> surely you would be penalised for being big as opposed to this particular airline. >> is offering free extra seats. do you think that's fair? we'll be debating that in a couple of moments. don't go away . with.

e la mia domanda è: come si può convincere oggi un ragazzino di 10 anni a credere in... in una in una da gaza sono chiusi come è possibile convincere un bambino palestinese sperare? israeli air rates have left at least 45 palestinians dead in the central city of deralbala. the regime warplanes target a residential building there, more than 2000 other palestinians were killed in bombings. for the past few hours. iran's president warns that the genocide of palestinian women and children will push israel to its end. ibrahim criticized international organizations for failing to defend the oppressed, saying that those bodies have become ineffective and the face of pressure from the us and other hegemonic powers.

children have to be anni, this is not a war, it is systematic gen palestine will never die, hello, i'm chris williamson and you're watching palestine decified, we're the only weekly tv show focusing on investigating an exclusing the israeli regime's global war against solidarity with the occupied people palestine in week's show we'll be looking at the relentles and unflinching determination of the palestinian people to throw the shackles of science depression, the sadistic brutality of zinist military goons, savage behavior of illegal settlers have completely failed to blunt the will of the palestinian people to resist. the teaf chakra has been looking back at the first interfada when the palestinian people rose up against israel's military occupation of the west bank and the gaza strip. the first interfather or uprising, began in december 1987 (36 years ago) it ended in september 1993 with the signing of the first lo accords which provided a framework the so-called peace negotiations with the palestinians. the failure of that process is visible for all to see today. in the first inter

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shuttleworth . got annie shuttleworth. >> hello.weekend? you can find out with me in your full forecast a little bit later on. paul's got your sport this morning. >> i do. in european football last night liverpool win easily. there's at aston villa there's trouble at aston villa and brighton stage probably will the biggest robbery in athens since well the elgin marbles probably . probably. >> but paul bad i'm so sorry. bad good morning to you. i'm stephen dixon . stephen dixon. >> and i'm anne diamond. and you're watching breakfast on . you're watching breakfast on. gb news. >> let's start off then with cop28 . should we? because the cop28. should we? because the latest round of talks over global climate policy taking place in dubai, the king will make an address at the opening ceremony today. >> yes. in fact, the king plans to warn world leaders that the earth does not belong to us as delegates. jet in from all around the world in their various planes for the meeting in the oil rich arab emirates. well, let's talk to energy ministe

saida anni wakar, dr. wakar joined unicef as a goodwill ambassador to commonwealth countries in 2002. she has also extensively researched the various issues relating to nuclear security in south asia and the middle east, defense, arms control and international relations. and vice skype from leicester, optician and founder of friends of al-a, an ngo based in the same city, ismail patel. mr. patel is also an advisory board member of the conflicts forum, director of islam expo, and member of the special advisory board of clear conscience. thanks for joining us to both of you. starting with you, um, dr. wagar, i usually try to start the show by asking our guests for their thoughts on what we've been seeing happening unfolding in the gaza strip in the west bank. as early as today, extens exclusive video was aired on the qatari news channel uh of bodies pile up inside a school in al falluja area, west of jabalia refugee camp in northern gaza with. people shot in the back of the head at point blank, your thoughts

how's your mum keeping, annie? oh, she's all right, love. has she still got - that lodger of hers?w, you don't look more than 17. l i'm 18 next month. did you know when you were making it that this drama would become, or was potentially very controversial stuff? well, you never know. but i think we knew we were up to something. we knew we were up to something, and we knew we were breaking the rules, and we were lucky enough to get away with it. and sydney newman, who was head of drama, he gave us his support, and we weren't micro—managed, you see, like now. i mean, nobody knew about it until it was done. until it was broadcast? no, until it was finished. yeah. so it just happened. but fortunately, mary whitehouse wasjust beginning her tirade to clean up the bbc and she took against it and waged... ..created a hell of a fuss. as a teacher responsible for sex education, i had it laid upon me to give children sex education based on chastity before marriage and fidelity within it. and the truth was that my work was being totally undercut by the way premarital sex was being made normal

annie stokes, thank you. mentioned joe was served on the first hospital ship, the uss red rover, 1962, serving with four nuns to treat the patients. she came out after being injured and, applied twice for her pension and didn't get it. and got her husband's pension before she got hers. that's true. in fact, if you go to an irs website, her service record is right there, can download it. annie stokes. so as society changes, sometimes it brief it. the military reflects societal standards. so sometimes ahead of it. i would say in the military's case, for the most part, it's been of it. in other parts, you know, there's peaks and it's mountains. if you look at a graph where they right up there with it. right. so as you mentioned, plessy versus ferguson, that was critical justifying segregation in society. all right. the war department, such a policies for the services and any service secretary has to carry that out. so world war one, i'll start there there. black served, of course, as as eddie described. but ther

annie's sister, older by 13 years, was tina.omething like an older aunt to you or something? as much as a sister? >> she was very much a sister to me. she cared for me, she played with me, she would play with us in our clubhouse. she would do obstacle courses with us in the backyard. always very attentive to us. >> personality, what made her happy? what do you see her doing when you see her smiling in her mind? >> being with family made her very happy. she loved us kids a lot. >> tina was a little shy, but a competitor in high school basketball and track. finding suitable boyfriends was where she stumbled some as sister susan recalls. mom and dad did not approve of two of her young studies. >> she kind of found the ones that needed help and she thought she could help. them >> but college gave her footing and studies in nursing gave her direction. that's where she met a guy taking classes to become a radiology technician. his name was john sandoval. >> what did your parents think of? john >> my parents liked him. he was kind of o

in london, annie wants to pass her 70—year—old family business down to her daughter, katie, but fears police, but again, they are not going to do anything, it is not worth it for them. the national police chiefs�* council told us local forces deploy resources where they can be most effective in catching offenders and keeping people safe. to tackle the problem, katie started uploading photos of suspected shoplifters to facebook. you would not believe how many messages we get saying, "this is the person's name, address." i will send a letter, i will post it, because a stamp is worth getting my £25 back of the stock you stole. do you sometimes worry about a sort of vigilante element to it, that you could be encouraging other people to act on your behalf. we will not post anyone unless we are adamant that we can see them physically pick it up, take it out, and there was no question is that they were trying to... they are trying to dodge cameras. they look at the cameras nine times out of ten. everyone we have met says shoplifting has put a strain on their business, but what is striking as

so i was just in case you can ask backbreaking job, his wife josie, annie is more into the delicate side of things. she runs immobile beauty salon the the you can always make money in this field, no matter what kind of process the will see. it's very easy, always in demand to well i we want to be pretty bad on this. it's exactly. just like for beyond, she's very vague. does it have eyebrows? yes. beauty and a mental mean, you know the women into a scene and like to take care of themselves. they love going to the cell on and getting their hair and nails done. yes, we're very vain here. the . it's the beginning of the month. like many others, bianca said, data has set off to collect her social benefits, the, the pay out at the lottery kiosk she receives $600.00 hay eyes a month, the equivalent of $110.00 euros. could you manage without this money? how importantly, just social welfare for you know, something that helps a lot for many of the most not enough for the human credit house, they can buy some stuff bit by bit. not everything because prices are going up in our social welfare was inc

annie bush pretty hard on israel of —— criticism of israel.ar, but you didn't hear international voices calling for hamas to lay down its arms or stop hiding behind civilians, as he put it. nevertheless, he did say that the united states, like everyone else, want to end as soon as possible and the coming month, january, is going to be crucialfor month, january, is going to be crucial for these month, january, is going to be crucialfor these us month, january, is going to be crucial for these us efforts to get israel to try and get israel to scale back its operation. former us president donald trump says he will appeal tuesday's ruling by the colorado supreme court that would disqualify him from the state's presidential primary ballot. the historic a—3 decision bars trump from appearing on the ballot under the 1ath amendment of the us constitution, which prohibits anyone engaged in "insurrection or rebellion" from holding federal office. this is in relation to trump's actions onjanuary 6th, 2021 during an attack on the us capitol by his support