according to butler defended only by a skeletal force.ederalists began their march between two and 3:00 a.m. on the 15th but the delay in crossing the bridges and not not until 5:00 a half an hour after don would smith's two light divisions joined the troops on the south side of the appomattox river. now the union calgary road ahead and encountered a stubborn confederates it is at a place called baylor's farm several miles east of the line. this is just east of the interchange with highway 36 and i-295 today. it was pretty much a lost battlefield. according to the resistance to powerful calvery smith called on hanks to show the rebels aside. the black troops lurch forward in their first combat absorbing significant casualties with a single calvary regiment supported by a chilly but eventually eventually the 4500 greatcoat held fast giving the troops a hard-earned victory accompanied by a sinister byproduct, the intimidation of baldy smith. at a most onyx list -- unexpected plates have been called upon to develop my force and make an assau

it's you as colonel parker, and austin butler as elvis. what is happening in this moment?ooling when i told those other kids i was going to buy them a cadillac one day. >> my boy, with me, you will buy them two cadillacs. >> a hundred? >> two hundred. >> a thousand! >> a million. >> an airplane. >> how about a rocket ship? ( laughter ) maybe not a rocket ship. my mama don' like me to fly. >> well, what about you, mr. presley, are you ready to fly? >> yes, sir. i'm ready. i'm ready to fly. >> austin butler, i can't say enough. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: extraordinary. >> baz luhrmann, austin butler. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: we have to take a little bit of a break, but we'll be right back with more mr. tom hanks, everybody. stick around. [epic music] [lights turn off] ♪ [dog feeder beeps] ♪ ♪ bom-bom-bom-bom ♪ ♪ ♪ bom-bom-bom-bom ♪ ♪ bom-bom-bom-bom ♪ ♪ ♪ bom-bom-bom-bom ♪ [can dropping] ♪ bom-bom-bom-bom ♪ ♪ ♪ - ♪ bom ♪ - ♪ bom-bom ♪ ♪ bom ♪ ♪ ♪ bom-bom-bom-bom ♪ the technology inside the technology that moves the world. intel ♪ ♪ this... is a glimpse in

>> ainsley: could you imagine if we had butlers in our small apartments?the hallway? the trays will be dropping because we run into each other. >> steve: the problem with having a butler you have to clean up the house before the butler gets there. >> brian: plus how do you make up smalltalk all day. you don't want a butler there. >> ainsley: that's why i don't have one. >> brian: make smalltalk. right, still ahead on this show, more buses arriving in blue sanctuary cities this morning. so why chicago's lori lightfoot relocating these migrants to suburbs instead? one town's message for the mayor. ♪ ♪ to learn about here. ♪ if i was someone else, would this all fall apart ♪ strange where were you ♪ when we started this game ♪ i wish the real world would just your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis and... take. it. on. with rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that tackles pain, stiffness, swelling. for some, rinvoq significantly reduces ra and psa fatigue. it can stop irreversible joint damage. and rinvo

but they all had butler service. these butlers are normally students, or work in banks or bakeries.hey sport a uniform on top, but whatever they like on the bottom. the butlers make beds, serve breakfast and chat with the guests. they're an important part of the concept. >> i just try to please the guests. and enjoy the experience myself. that's the goal: to enjoy doing it and really give the guests something positive. >> for over two decades the riklin twins have been making art that intrudes into reality. out of the museum and into everyday life. guests pay almost 330 euros for one night at their zero-star hotel. a deliberate provocation. >> i see it as an investment in self-reflection. if someone recognizes the personal value in it, the 325 swiss francs are nothing. >> a bargain! >> then they can skip taking another course or mindfulness training. >> in an increasingly incongruous world, spending the night in this bed is also making a statement. the hotel will operate until mid-september. so what's next? the riklin twins have some ideas: >> hello vladimir, hello? >> hello. >> can

but they all had butler service. these butlers are normally students, or work in banks or bakeries. they sport a uniform on top, but whatever they like on the bottom. the butlers make beds, serve breakfast and chat with the guests. they're an important part of the concept. >> i just try to please the guests. and enjoy the experience myself. that's the goal: to enjoy doing it and really give the guests something positive. >> for over two decades the riklin twins have been making art that intrudes into reality. out of the museum and into everyday life. guests pay almost 330 euros for one night at their zero-star hotel. a deliberate provocation. >> i see it as an investment in self-reflection. if someone recognizes the personal value in it, the 325 swiss francs are nothing. >> a bargain! >> then they can skip taking another course or mindfulness training. >> in an increasingly incongruous world, spending the night in this bed is also making a statement. the hotel will operate until mid-september. so what's next? the riklin twins have some ideas: >> hello vladimir, hello? >> hello. >> c

we want to talk to paul butler who's back with me now.pollone, right? and then of course filled in as well. i believe cipollone appeared for about two and a half hours yesterday. an hour and a half with philbin. this grand jury testimony -- we learned a heck of a lot from pets ability, chief counsel, right? during the january six investigation. some of which was played by the january six committee during that testimony. what do you expect to hear from the grand journey from cipollone and the testimony that they offered yesterday? >> so, yasmin, the house panel got good steps from cipollone. very incriminating information about donald trump. but the grand journey investigation that makes the steak -- the stakes much higher. we already know that path cipollone was the adult in the room, who tried to get donald trump to do something on january six to make the insurrectionists go home. of course trump refused. these two white house lawyers were also present at the crazy oval office meeting on january 4th where trump was told that the fake ele

so ben butler's important, too. and this leads to where i can dismiss these subsidiary campaigns and say they're not going to do anything much because both guys performed at the level we've come to expect from political generals. thus both subsidiary campaigns were complete failures. butler didn't take richmond didn't take petersburg. got his command a bottled up in the end of a peninsula between the james and appomattox rivers and that was that the confederates were able to contain him with minimal force and detach the rest of their troops to lee ziegel also failed in the shenandoah valley. so these two subserior campaigns that had the potential to help grant a lot. you know, they're out. so now it's going to be all on grant. and the army of the potomac which he is not commanding, but he is supervising. more in that in a moment. well, yeah, it's time for that not right now. let's talk about the because this is a problem that grant has what would really work best we can say this with the benefit of hindsight is that

but they all had butler service. these butler's are normally students or work in banks or bakeries. they sport a uniform on top, but whatever they like on the bottom, the butler's make beds serve breakfast and chat with the guests. they're an important part of the concept which is the one that i just try to please to guess and enjoy the experience by self. that's the goal to enjoy doing it and really give to get something positive with people. keep one more for over 2 decades. thoroughly clean twins have been making art that intrudes into reality, out of the museum and into everyday life. guess pay almost $330.00 heroes for one night at their 0 star hotel, a deliberate provocation, you say, so it is. i think i see it as an investment and self reflection. i mean, if someone recognizes the personal value in it for the 325 swiss francs or nothing . so coming up i'll get out. so i can see then they can skip taking another course or mindfulness training learnings in an increasingly incongruous world. spending the night in this bed is also making a statement the hotel will operate until m

and paul butler, former federal prosecutor and msnbc analyst. the judge says there's no evidence of trump's disregard. what is the impact on the doj's investigative efforts and what happens next? >> i think this is going to definitely delay things a bit, especially when they get into the question of executive privilege. that's a really, really unprecedented ruling we have there. it's going to be very difficult to find someone who is going to be able to perform that role when there's no roadmap. basically these questions should be handled before a d.c. court. it's not something that a court necessarily in florida should be handling under the presidential records act. this is all supposed to come back, any questions about the handling of the materials with the national archives is supposed to come back to d.c. it's a really, really complicated matter. the judge's ruling, and i'll read a quote from it here, seems to be very concerned with donald trump's tests but not necessary the interests of the government. the court takes into account the unprec

know someone cry, modal butler corporation is issue with the group. and she has consult prior to dealing with h and h, hillary, when we couldn't get rid of the funds for dealing lo humbly allows us in the bus. we could have been lazy, the willow chippy shells lower from them. i know that your last visit about them, they will live in the us. there were boy shanella or she is consider, check your order. and soon the soon the show with all look started it become on the bill is kind of nice for with ah, ah, ah, treated for this is kayla needed all approved for the fall. he's with the money but the, his, my, but a leave, it's the other point i wish and all her thought i had a sale on the phone with the deal that the, what the form of your call with the material will stay on with being in the lab, so we're on the bill. i don't but i must choose the electrical her all over the with me unless love we're still homeless and sent out those the whole idea. yeah, look, the student, she's watching the support on us from i me, ah su mahash and then you know, a lot o

preserve the option of eventually presenting its best criminal case against donald trump. >> paul butler, bradley mosque, barbara mcquade, thank you all very much for joining our discussion tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> after the strike, we're gonna go straight to washington post investigative report, devlin barrett, he will join us on the story of the night. it's the breaking news of the night that donald trump was indeed keeping nuclear secrets at his winter home in florida, even when he is not living there. that is next. and bad bacteria. and when you get off balance, you may feel it. the bloating, the gas - but align helps me trust my gut again. plus, its recommended by doctors nearly 2x more than any other probiotic brand. just one a day naturally helps promote a balanced gut. and soothe occasional bloating gas and discomfort. align probiotic. welcome to an align gut. ♪ ♪ this is the moment. for a treatment for moderate-to-severe eczema. cibinqo — fda approved. 100% steroid free. not an injection, cibinqo is a once-daily pill for adults who didn't respond to previo

brian, you are always talking about your butler, now i have got two butlers. >> brian: mine is real anda family. i have a full-time butler now. >> steve: no. i think it's imaginary friend like my friend gus. >> brian: i gave him dental this weekend because is he doing such a great job. >> brian: devastating 4 hurricane fiona. battles bernld. the winds, the latest projection, warning fiona could be canada's strongest storm ever. >> brian: lawrence jones is having breakfast with friends in the keystone state on our dollar. what the american people really think ahead of the midterms. that story next. ♪ shall blue suede shoes. ♪ i'm aline and i live in castle valley, california. my husband, barney, and i have been married for 32 years. i think the most important thing in life is to stay healthy. i noticed i was having some memory lapses. i discovered prevagen. since i've been on prevagen, i've noticed more clarity, more sharpness. the recall mechanism is a lot more concise. i've been taking prevagen for almost 10 years. it's wonderful. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. mom: hey! cheap

. >> steve: this is whose house we are at al and marcia butler.g quite a surprise. if they are watching "morning joe" who are you? whole idea beautiful house. when peter doocy had this idea, knock on a total stranger's door, ask them to come in and make breakfast with recipes out of the new cook book. ladies and gentlemen let's home they are home and dressed and kitchen clean, the butlers. >> brian: checking ring doorbell. >> ainsley: this will be a big bust. >> steve: hi, we are the guys from uber eats. >> i just saw you, hi. marcia steve doocy. >> nice to meet you. >> steve: can we come in? >> yes. they have all the stuff. we went to the grocery store and preparing. is your kitchen clean? >> you can take a look. >> steve: your house is beautiful. what a lovely great room. i could be happy here. come on. here is the kitchen. what we are going to do, let me ask you this: al, do you like waffles? >> i love waffles. >> steve: okay, good. we are going to make you red velvet waffles. how pretty is that? >> gorgeous. >> steve: don't drop that rolling p

preserve the option of eventually presenting its best criminal case against donald trump. >> paul butler, bradley mosque, barbara mcquade, thank you all very much for joining our discussion tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> after the strike, we're gonna go straight to washington post investigative report, devlin barrett, he will join us on the story of the night. it's the breaking news of the night that donald trump was indeed keeping nuclear secrets at his winter home in florida, even when he is not living there. that is next. that is next . helps reduce your background noise. bring that sense of calm, really... so you come through, loud and clear. meta portal. the smart video calling device that makes work from home work for you. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhh... here, i'll take that! yay!!! ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar enter powered by protein challenge for a chance to win big! moving forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never

that is, we we can talk about the fact that even this failed attempt by the butler to copy his obvious such authority of the historical hitler, it is still uh-uh well, there are such people in a pathetic and caricatured way, even this he cannot repeat to the extent that hitler did it n ruslana and what do you think that will it still be possible to add to this referendum at least some sign of respectability so that it can somehow be sold? i don't know. for which countries of the third world, this is not the goal, first of all, it has two motivations, external and internal internal motivation that is, for the internal consumption of the so-called well , military servicemen in moscow have no motivation to fight, what motivation is there, there is no motivation , that is, he is looking for motivation in order to defend the so-called muscovite russian lands for the average muscovite, what to defend tuve tug adygea or some chechnya do you see the kherson region in the babble, as they said in one of the exeters? yes, one of their experts. that is, they need some kind of motivation, these are

miss asher butler al jazeera paris, sure lank, his former president, his back home after he flew from unprecedented protests in july. go to buy a raja park so returned early on saturday from bangkok and was greeted by ministers and politicians on his arrival. he was blamed for pushing the nation towards financial disaster, whose government ran out of foreign cash reserves and was unable to pay for imports, leading to widespread shortages. at least 18 people have been killed by suspected the elisha bomb fighters in somalis, huron region. the de group targets into a convoy of trucks carrying humanitarian aid on friday night rescue was attempting to reach the area encountered land mines house. bob has carried out several attacks against the federal government in recent weeks. hundreds of thousands of people and argentina has come out on the streets in defense of democracy. it follows and attempted assassination of the vice president, christina fernandez, the kitchener, a man pointed to a loaded gun at her on thursday night spots. it didn't go off monica. yon the key of reports from bono,

as frustration grows, with spiraling costs. natasha butler, i'll g 0, several. the u. s. has pledged more military aid for ukraine. u. s. secretary of defense, lloyd austin, made the announcement while visiting the ramstein air base in germany, where he's been meeting defense ministers. 4 months after our initial contact group meeting, the war is at another key moment. russian forces continue to cruelly bombard ukrainian cities and civilians with missiles and artillery far but ukrainian forces are begun their counter offensive in the south of the country. and they are integrating the capabilities that we all have provided to help themselves to fight and reclaim their sovereign territory. north korea just passed to law, making its nuclear status, irreversible. the law outlines the right of shall yang, to use preventive nuclear strikes, to protect itself and bands, any sharing of nuclear technology with other countries. north korea has already declared itself a nuclear weapons state in the constitution. unicef says 3000000 children in pakistan need immediate humanitarian as

and the economic outlook is so bleak . natasha butler, al jazeera paris. ah, he watching out his ear these, the headlines this our, the swedish coast guard is reporting a 4th lake at the nod stream pipelines in the baltic. same. russia says it's launched a terrorism investigation over the damage the you and night outside the legs for caused by sabotage. i reckon eons hit florida. more than 2000000 people are without power. and many more are under mandatory evacuation orders. it's now wakened to a tropical storm, where his prime minister leads trust in says her government tax cutting measures are the right plan. that's despite the pan dropping to an all time low against the us dollar on monday. me and mazda opposed later uncensored. she has been sentenced to 3 years in jail, alongside her former economic advisor. they had pleaded not guilty to violating the official secrets act. it's the latest in a series of convictions sued she has faced since she was asked in the military coup in february 2021. 20 chang has more from bangkok. what is the military trying

it's ayesha butler, al jazeera, paris, us and russian aster lord say their training hasn't been affected by political attentions ahead of the soil space mission next month. the team will have the international space station on september the 21st for a 6 month mission. russia has said it will pull out of the i assess after 2024 of focus on building its own outpost nasa. astronaut frank, rubio says a good and strong relationship remains in place between nasa and the russian space agency ross cause mos ah the top story is on our.

i heard what professor butler said. i do believe that the officer was respectful in his initial encounter with anton black. i don't think he came across as authoritarian or mean at all. i thought he was respectful. and so i think the reason for following him is he has a duty to do that. >> you believe he should have followed him? that there was enough cause to follow him? >> he responded to a concern that this child was being hurt maybe and he learns that, no, they're friends. the kid is just playing around. at that point the criminal law enforcement interest was over. still the officer elects to seize mr. black, to try to put him in handcuffs. and what has anton said? he said, i love you, and he runs away. again, every officer does not have to make every arrest. in this case, there was nothing to arrest for. but too often these kinds of chases, even when they are about nothing, lead to tragedy. >> let's talk about the next confrontation, jason, which was he goes, he sees that he is in the car, and the baton to the wind

as frustration grows with spiraling costs. natasha butler al jazeera, several, a prominent ally, a former us president donald trump has been charged with money laundering and conspiracy. c bannon was indicted on 6 counts and new york on thursday. the charges relate to trump's effort to build a wall along the us. mexico border is accused of defrauding. trump supporters of hundreds of thousands of dollars using the money for personal expenses instead of construction of the wall. north korea just passed a law making its nuclear status, irreversible. the law outlines the right of your yang to use preventive nuclear strikes, to protect itself and bands, any sharing of nuclear technology with other countries. north korea has already declared itself a nuclear weapon state in the constitution. eunice have says 3000000 children in pakistan need immediate humanitarian assistance there an increased risk of waterborne, diseases, drowning and malnutrition with the country suffering. it's more severe flooding in recent history. same bus robbie has more from dera, ally are in pakistan's baluchistan prov

the more environmentally friendly way it's ayesha butler reports in northwest and from the avalon to a sailing ship is an impressive sight. the boat is more than a century old, but very much turned towards the future. it uses only wind power to carry cargo on journeys that are largely free of carbon emissions and pollution. we started this because we saw of the need for clean transport and clean sea transport. and then we also want to draw the attention to our consumer isn't the way we consume goods. the way we consume goods requires large amounts of ships that carry well in my eyes, use the stuff. and that creates a lot of pollution for the earth, which is absolutely necessary. so we want to often eternity global shipping accounts for 3 percent of the world, annual carbon emissions. the industry has set a target of having them by 2050 olivia turnkey, as wind power could be part of the solution. works for french company, the building, one of the world's biggest cargo failing ship. major saucers, from lots of ideas have been considered by the big shipping companies like attaching a bi

and the economic outlook is so bleak . natasha butler, al jazeera, paris and excel best always the general secretary of the city, a union for railway workers in france. he says his members have no option, but to strike leasing the strike. jackson is necessary not only in the way to cross all industries and public administration in france because the situation is identical for all workers. and that situation is one where prices are skyrocketing and the wages are either on the, to block at the same level or an upgrade according to the level of lation, which mechanically leads to worse than living conditions, worst and ability for us just to pay for our rent just to pay for energy bills or even just to pay for the fuel we put in a car to go to work. and that is in a context where the profits are skyrocketing. for example, in the when we were work last year, the rate we company pocketed more than 1000000000 years in profit. and there are several different corporations across france now that are beating their records in terms of profits and dividends. so the thing is, there is a lot of money in

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economic policies. unions called a 24 hour strike to demand pay rises for their members. natasha butler reports from paris. thousands of public sector workers protested in paris. they say they're overworked and underpaid, and they're angry at the french government's plans to reform the pension system and raise the retirement age. something they say would have wrote, they have rights, global care, collier cripple. i started working very young and i'm fed up and we retired. and all around us are young people in their twenties who can find a job. so i should be able to retire, right? so they can work. i can enjoy a few years of my life while still in good health. yet, if not, we can barely survive. we can pay our electricity bills. at some point, our salaries have to increase. the french government says that it's doing all that it can to shield people from inflation, but it won't back down on its pension reform plan that it says would make the system farrah. mit who gilmore on herbal. we will also implement a pension reform. we can do it in a fair way at a reasonable pace. we can guarantee

a butler al jazeera, paris f b. i. agents who searched former us president donald trump's home last month found dozens of empty folders marked as classified that according to a newly released court document that gave a detailed inventory of the $33.00 boxes recovered. they include 18 top secret government documents, $54.00 classified as secret, and another $31.00 deemed confidential. $48.00 empty folders with classified banners were also collected along with more than $10000.00 government documents without classification. there are also 42 empty folders marked returned to staff, along with 25 books. particle hand has more from washington dc. just to take a step back here, let's go over what happened. so the trump lawyers went to a judge and a couple of weeks after the f. b, i searched mar largo, and they said they wanted a special master. basically that's an outside party to review the documents. what a lot of legal experts said that didn't make much sense because they waited so long . government agents told the cou

be used to reduce pressure on the electricity grid and helped tackle rising energy prices. natasha butler has more from paris for several months. more than half of france is 50 sakes, nuclear reactors have been shot for maintenance work, but they will be restarted in the coming weeks. in time for winter, said frances energy minister, after a special cabinet meeting to discuss the energy crisis condo, hector, from that 30 to react. desert a holt, including some because of corrosion under restrictions, and others for usual maintenance. adf has committed to raced out all reactors, bought this winter. we're following this situation very closely with weekly briefings on we're careful that this timeline is fulfilled. france is one of europe's top energy exporters, and relies on nuclear power for 70 percent of its energy needs. but the shot reactors of pushed up french power prices and fueled concerned that france would not produce enough power for itself or it's european neighbors, as they wind themselves off russian gas. but pena, russia says that in addition to restarting the reactors, france

now is clearly a risk at a time when so many people feel that their lives a hard enough. natasha butler, al jazeera paris. are you as president joe biden is pushing for closer ties with nations in the pacific islands, as china extends its influence in the region hosted leaders from the region at the white house. my can reports from washington d. c. it was a 1st ever us pacific island summit and it reflects abided administrations concern about deepening chinese engagement in the in the pacific. an absolutely critical strategic region. more than a dozen countries came to washington for talks with members of the biden administration, the u. s. making very clear that a ones to deepen and continue with relationship with all of these nations. president biden insisted that the relationship must continue and it must get stronger. a great deal, this is our world is going to be written in in a pacific over the coming years in decades and the pacific islands are critical voice in shaping that future. and that's why my administration made it a priority to strengthen our partnership with your countr

all right, thank you so much. natasha butler reporting from paris. he was president joe biden says he's hearing reports that many lives have been lost after hurricane in hit florida. at least 13 people have died and one of the strongest ever hurricanes to hit the state. how to calhane, how's the details? or destructive winds, record storm surge, and in some places up to 30 centimeters of rain that fell in just 12 to 24 hours. another record breaker. we got out the door swam out of the doors world. here we go live and then we won't go away around the whole side of the house, from the roof line. and then when i move on to my storm, it broke all the rules in here a really long time. my chimney came down. i was afraid it was gonna come through the roof and crush me and now in its wake, this search for those who survived. and those that didn't, there been more than 700 confirm rescues and there's likely many more than that. other will be confirmed as more data comes in the president tour in the agency. the deals with disasters warned the death toll could

paul butler, let's talk about judge raymond dearie. he's highly respected.ll be a brooklyn hearing. he's a senior judge, on emerita's judge, if you will. this will be a very heavy duty indeed. he's going to conduct his first order of business. we want to drill down on this remarkable decision by the federal judge in florida. she questioned the things that were not even disputed by the trump lawyers. she was questioning whether the fbi had seized those documents from mar-a-lago. how can we believe the fbi? that's what she was saying. she was questioning whether the documents themselves were really classified. she was putting into contention undisputed issues and to have that decision not only halting investigation for all intents and purposes but also all the damage assessment because according to most lawyers if you can't do a damage assessment which could then implicate things that could come up from a witness and then not be usable in a potential trial -- the defense attorney would say that there was a change before there was proper authority. >> the judge

thank you very much, grant howell, who was butler to charles i howell, who was butler to charles when is taken from buckingham palace for the very last time — to lie in state at westminster hall. this is the timetable: the queen's coffin will leave buckingham palace — on a horse—drawn gun carriage — at 2:22pm and travel along the mall, across horse guards parade and down whitehall. the king — along with his sons prince william and prince harry — will walk behind the carriage, and the procession will arrive at westminster hall at three o'clock. the hall will then be open to the public from five o'clock — and we're expecting around 400,000 people to file past her majesty as she lies in state for four days. we'll be speaking live shortly to our reporters at buckingham palace, and with those people who are waiting to pay their respects to the queen. first, let's hearfrom danjohnson, who was at buckingham palace cheering and applause a cheering crowd in the capital city. and it is buckingham palace more than anywhere which is so closely associated with the queen. for so long her place of w

and everything, however she was not the rock star she was a reader and someone who loves octavia butler the science fiction writer. she related to the people in the audience, but all of us. she is part of our reading group. >> you have a book in your lap. what is this? >> i mentioned politics and prose is here and they made it through the pandemic. i saw a young lady. she was dressed so creatively and beautifully. >> is it that young lady? >> yes and i asked her -- she said i'm an author and i said what's your book and she said black girls sew. this is going to be the perfect gift for my little grand friend who just got her first. jeans. she likes to make things and craft. she is 12 years old. this is going to be so cool and i'm going to get an autographed. that's the beauty of the book festival, you get to meet the authors, you get to think about books that are unique. first time authors, authors who have been around a long time. you can get books for the special people in your life. it's on the way. >> the authors are right here. >> yes then i saw her friend and i said eroded together

my also, butler, i'm a major of the reserve and i came after receiving a draft. notice i won't hide behind any one's backs. they called me so let's go nothing. we were taught in the soviet union and they taught as well. others are less keen, long queues at the finish border. an exodus of military aged men, reducing the pool of recruits for putin's war in ukraine. is all this resistance impacting putin's mobilization, dr. his, the w's, russia analyst hormone gunshot ankle? well, yes, it is having an effect already. it mobilization is not running according to and the longer it asked, the bigger the problems are and even am i ranking russian officials are criticizing how the mobilization is, is being done and the frustration and the society is growing. we see that, but we shouldn't overestimate those pictures of those cues at the borders and people protesting in the streets. it's still a minority. and most of the people are just fulfilling the orders just get on the bus and, and know and being driven to through to the front line or door to the training centers. and then they will join the war

butler and congressman mcbeth, are you there? >> i am here. >> thank you so much for your leadership, to both of you, congresswoman mcbeth, could you give the extraordinary impact on vulnerable voters whether they are elders or young people and they happen to be people of color, whether they are hispanic or african-american, with a kind of suppressive bill that you have -- would you just answer a simple five, you represented district, yarn african-american woman, you did represented well, do you think there was some underlying thought that they might eliminate an african-american woman in the u.s. congress? ms. butler than congresswoman mcbeth. >> thank you, congresswoman jackson. the undue burden that i talked about was with regards to vote by mail, where people have to provide id's. a lot of older people do not have the capacity to copy ids because they do not have georgia driver's licenses or state issued id's the undue burden of out of present voting, that is a lot of things, if you do not know, a lot of people do not get the

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. >> brian: and a butler. >> carley: no. i don't have that. >> brian: just interviewing?i will. >> steve: do you know who has butlers the rich. the super rich. one thing you hear all the democrats and they have got these grand plans to, you know, do great things but who is going to pay for it? well, they always have the same mantra, it's they are going to soak the rich and somebody who has been saying that for a number of years is elizabeth warren, the senator from the commonwealth of massachusetts. just take a look. here are some of her greatest hits on taxing the rich. >> one thing we need to do is to get the billionaires to actually pay income tax. we have a debt problem partly because the very richest people just aren't paying. >> we all understand the importance of making sure that billionaires who have been paying virtually nothing in taxes are forced to pick up and pay something to help run this country. >> the 99.9% paid 7.4%. i'm tired of free loading billionaires. >> brian: it was not too long ago when we had that mantra probably the 80's greed is good? we used

eddie butler, who's died at the age of 65.ry in their final t20 match against india. chasing a target of 123, alice capsey hit the winning runs as england completed a seven—wicket win at bristol. the teams now go into a three—match one day international series, starting at hove on sunday. england's one day captainjos buttler says he and his team—mates want to honour her majesty the queen during their historic tour of pakistan. the squad arrived in the country earlier today ahead of seven t20 internationals, the first of which gets under way on tuesday. it's the first time england have toured pakistan in 17 years. her majesty the queen passing, we were deeply saddened by that. you have seen the reaction, especially at home in england, to her passing, and i think it cricket did a fantasticjob at the oval to honour her and the way that game was played and some special scenes watching on the tv. so we hope to honour her in our own way as a t20 team and play in a fashion to do that. yorkshire cricket club have announced that they'v