there's a gate named ava nessa guillen at ft.as the last time my family and myself saw her alive. >> everyone that passes through that gate will see my sister's name, my sister's picture, and remind themselves about how sexual harassment and assault has to be taken seriously and about the way she was murdered. >> there is a seismic change at ft. hood in terms of the way they are treating their soldiers. >> i know i can go back to the guillen family and let them know that progress is being made and vanessa was a part of that change. >> i am vanessa guillen. >> i am vanessa guillen. >> i am vanessa guillen. >> i am vanessa guillen. >> i am vanessa guillen. >> i am vanessa guillen. >> i am vanessa guillen. ♪ ♪ to make a change ♪ >> when we come back, a final thought. that lasts, try microban24 bathroom cleaner. simply spray and wipe away to easily dissolve soap scum, and kill 99.9% of viruses and bacteria initially. then reapply and allow to dry on tile to prevent mold and mildew growth for 7 days, or on countertop surfaces to keep

ava can express six basic emotions — anger, disgust, fear, joy, sadness and surprise.etween humans and robotic workers and caregivers in real—world applications, such as hospitals, schools and homes. of course, these machines are not softening us up before they become our robotic overlords. the hay festival is steeped in tradition. a place where people come to exchange their screens for good old —fashioned books. but the pandemic has forced even the most conventional to adapt, and this appearance has proved no gimmick. it has gone beyond digital. i am a transitioning cyborg. this is peter scott morgan, who has motor neurone disease, also known as als. but he's also a doctor of robotics and he calls himself the world's first human cyborg. peter was diagnosed with als in 2015 and decided to use technology to overcome the extreme difficulty that he knew that he would face. he said that he chose to thrive rather than die. there have been two sides to his transformation — the physical and the virtual — and in a minute, stephen fry will talk to one side about the other. but

ava duvernay.late you. yale university just awarded you an honorary doctorate. we hear your mother was calling you dr. duvernay. is that how she addresses you now? >> unfortunately this is an ongoing thing. i don't know when it will wear off, but yes it's happening. >> i like that. >> the arts and advocacy that you founded won a peabody award. congratulations. by the way, oprah winfrey made that announcement. tell me how that felt. >> it feels so good. i love the peabody because the way it's chosen. no campaigns. no big effort to get it. it's a beautiful jury. they choose things they care about. we're so happy to be in that category. >> tell us about the law enforcement accountability project. you launched it a year ago. why did you do it? what's your intention? >> i felt that after the murder of george floyd, we had to do something. we needed to assert our voices and speak to the things that were challenging us. for me that came down to the idea that we don't have enough conversation about law enf

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what did you feel in that researching and reading of this customer this question is coming from ava. when you decided to write the book what were you hoping willg be the outcome? and what people will most take away from this? then if we can start with you. the outcome you thought going into it was what you expected and what your take away is for people who read the book? >> we had a very clear objective in writing the v book. want to make people conscious there's widespread awareness that bias is a problem. it is deficient. this particular form of deficiency that variability should be identical. we just wanted people toit pay attention to it. expectations is a general public with the functioning of society. in general intellectual issues and the quality of thinking that might find this interesting. i can only hope and decision-making would be interested and work, hours this initial force cut is not the final statement it's just the beginning. and in some ways is it public for executives? in the public domain and in the private. the curious whether there is noise that they would want

you ava has announced _ enough. if it's not, it's not. you ava has announced it _ enough. league with the champions rule. all teams will now go straight to extra time rather than the team with more away goals going through. uefa president said it's no longer appropriate for an away goal to carry more weight. that's all the sport for now, there's plenty more on the website, including all the build—up to england's second t20 international against sri lanka, which is live on bbc two from 6:30pm. awesome, thank you for that. —— austin. boris johnson says it was entirely right for the royal navy destroyer hms defender to be travelling through waters off crimea yesterday. russia claims warning shots were fired at the british ship, which the government here denies. borisjohnson says the uk government doesn't recognise russia's annexation of crimea from ukraine, and the ship was passing through international waters. 0ur diplomatic correspondent, james landale, has the latest. this is not something you see every day. a british warship in the sights — yes, the sights — of russian wa

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white is by and large, the standard here, there are more individual options. lumen talks historian, ava cross has been director of the bonus cons, comment since 2020. and he's making her debut in bond with the show dress code conceived kyoto, japan. i was on the road of fashion is underrated here in germany, especially our cultural understanding of it. you don't necessarily have to know the codes, but you can follow them in this exhibition in the game of fashion is also about roles, functions, and social cultural affiliation. the basic folk cavalry of dress code includes, for example, the suit, the uniform of the business world, and it's many incarnations creative, unconventional, multifaceted us in breaking the classic dress code is always a choice japanese design. i have a coupon, was a pioneer of an innovative approach to dress codes. she creates show silhouettes with direct references. on this can mono, she collaborated with manga artist makoto tech, trashy ah, dress, quote, italian out of the late renee sounds and get this. it's only pinned on at the front . ah, charming, knew yen

ava is waiting. we have 10 minutes left. go ahead. caller: i want to know, since you are talking about the budget, does anybody do anything about duplication of bills and programs. if a woman goes to make a pot of chili, 44 she runs out to buy the chili powder, she checks her cabinet. if she has something that is good she uses what she already has. i would hope that congress would do the same thing. if we have bills, we should not keep stacking them up. they need to clean out their cabinet and quit doing the same thing over and over and over. host: congressman, on legislating like making a pot of chili? guest: you have made me hungry as i am sitting here. yes, there are those sorts of checks. and government can be wasteful. i mean, no doubt. but i think there might be a perception that government, i am talking about the federal government, may use more resources than it has. if you would walk through some of the agencies, you would see computers that are 20 years old and things badly in need of repair, as well. yes, there are those so

. >> columbia, mississippi, ava is waiting. just about ten minutes left. >> since you're talking about the budget, does anybody do anything about duplications of bills and grants and programs? for instance if a woman goes to make a pot of chilly before she runs out and buys the chili powder, she has two partial containers sherks combined them and makes one. if they are not good, she throws them out and gets new ones. but if it's good she uses what she has. why can't congress do the same thing? they need to clean out their cabinets for the american people and quit giving the same thing over and over and over. thank you. >> ava in mississippi. congressman? >> ava, you have made my hungry actually as i'm sitting here. yes, there are those sorts of checks. government can be wasteful. no doubt. but i think that there might be a perception that government is more resources. i'm taking about the federal government now that it has. there are agencies that if you were to walk through them, you'd see computers that are 20 years old and t

involving them hit-and-run accident selecting a man dead six years ago being reviewed in a separate in for avae evidence was greeted there has been long-standing speculation the death of 19 -year-old stephen smith was found dead along the south carolina roadway in 2015, was not what it seemed to pretty one local attorney said this is a huge development in the small community. >> sue's mother as never given up, she's always had hope about the case would be reopened prayed she consider this order and it is my hope that ms. andy will have the closure that she needs as a result of this reopening this case. reporter: and yet another twist, 22 -year-old paul murdoch was on god when he was shot and killed and he was awaiting trial in charges of a boating accident in connection to the deaths of a 19 -year-old woman who was on his boat in 2019. supported to note the stephen smith body was found about 10 miles away from the murdock country home and also last week, we learn from the murdock family the 2022 -year-old paul had received threats just before he was gunned down and killed. arthel: thank you lo

but it has been very controversial for you ava. they've _ been very controversial for you ava.es around germany as well in _ different cities around germany as well. in cologne, frankfurt and i'm here in— well. in cologne, frankfurt and i'm here in budapest but i'm told the fans in— here in budapest but i'm told the fans in munich, many of them are making— fans in munich, many of them are making a— fans in munich, many of them are making a stand as well turning up to the game _ making a stand as well turning up to the game holding rainbow flag, rainbow— the game holding rainbow flag, rainbow t—shirts. so it's very controversial and uefa have been heavily— controversial and uefa have been heavily criticised today.— heavily criticised today. some 11,000 heavily criticised today. some 11.000 fans — heavily criticised today. some 11,000 fans in _ heavily criticised today. some 11,000 fans in that _ heavily criticised today. some 11,000 fans in that stand - heavily criticised today. some 11,000 fans in that stand in i heavily criticised today. some l 11,000 fans in that stand in lot

ava torres smith carrington is an attorney focusing on systemic trans discrimination. >> if you are aust kind of like out of luck. okay. you lost income. let's talk about housing discrimination. >> there are currently 21 states with no housing anti-discrimination laws to protect trans people from being unfairly evicted or denied housing. >> you could go to a shelter, but then in some places, you're not guaranteed access to that shelter. >> i've been through that where i couldn't go to a women's shelter. i couldn't go to a men's shelter, and i couldn't go to the lgbt shelter because i wasn't hiv positive. >> so here we're starting to connect the dots, right? you have employment. you have housing. you can't even get to a shelter. the one thing i always like to think about is public accommodation laws. >> these laws protect lgbtq+ folks from being unfairly refused service or entry from places like restaurants, movie theaters, hotels, libraries, health clinics, and hospitals. and guess what? 23 states don't got 'em. >> now you're pretty much getting erased out of society. then you're more

ava is sleeping right now.nd when she seen me crying, she laughed. we had a good time, right? >> um-hum. >> and david rochester is with us now, in pretty good spirits. david, it is wonderful to see you. tell us how you're feeling. >> well, definitely relieved. the worst part of this journey is over, and i'm finally back with my kids and my family. >> but what are you dealing with right now, david? because obviously we can see you have supplemental oxygen. what is the road ahead looking like for you? >> as the days go on, my lungs are still trying to rebuild themselves. i still need to re-learn how to walk, re-use my right arm. a lot of it was damaged in the coma. >> what was it like for you to wake up from 50-plus days in a coma? >> honestly, it felt like i closed my eyes for a second, the moment they woke up, i didn't believe 56 days had passed. >> i can't imagine what that's like and you've documented everything you went through, really from the beginning, from even before the coma. i think we have a youtube

how is ava looking? -- asia looking? sophie: we are expecting the same tone was futures pointing to some modest losses. moving to the downside by .3%. s&p e-minis under pressure. could be steady as we go and waiting on policy decisions from indonesia and taiwan. no changes expected from those central banks. we are seeing some moves in the forex space. the kiwi dollar jumping in the wake of the gdp beat from new zealand. bond markets very much in focus here. yields claim in new zealand and australia, following moves we saw and treasuries and a 10 basis point rise in the u.s. benchmark yield area mizuho -- yield. mizuho noting we did see a limited reaction in treasuries with the 10-year camped below 160. going into that fed decision, he was sanguine, saying a move in the dot plot would not move the earth for him and talking about tapering would not move things very much. the dollar moves in focus. it's looking steady after jumping the most in five months, which had goldman and deutsche's abandoning the bullish calls for th

mark and his wife ava lost their home while the ranch lost hundreds of cattle to the fire, and hundreds more had to be euthanized. but the miracle, only one human life was lost. expect if aid that came from across the nation helped ranchers certainly are was the most outpouring of love and hope i've ever personally witnessed. now unfortunately, mark can't be here today. evidently, he had a disagreement with his horse, and the horse won. but, mark, i want to thank you for being here. i look forward to your perspective. the second individual i have the pleasure of introducing is professor in the department of ag-economics for the if ever-optimistic and fighting kansas state the wildcats. he grew up in missouri, kansas neighbor to the east, on a finished wine farm. he obtainedded the his bachelor's degree from missouri state university and his ph.d. from the kansas state university. while he claim him as a kansan now, be -- i'd be remiss if i didn't point out he spent several years at the chairwoman's alma mater, the michigan a state university. dr. tonsor's written over 78 peer-reviewed p

ava is waiting. we have 10 minutes left. go ahead.r: i want to know, since you are talking about the budget, does anybody do anything about duplication of bills and programs. if a woman goes to make a pot of chili, 44 she runs out to buy the chili powder, she checks her cabinet. if she has something that is good she uses what she already has. i would hope that congress would do the same thing. if we have bills, we should not keep stacking them up. they need to clean out their cabinet and quit doing the same thing over and over and over. host: congressman, on legislating like making a pot of chili? guest: you have made me hungry as i am sitting here. yes, there are those sorts of checks. and government can be wasteful. i mean, no doubt. but i think there might be a perception that government, i am talking about the federal government, may use more resources than it has. if you would walk through some of the agencies, you would see computers that are 20 years old and things badly in need of repair, as well. yes, there are those sorts of