i am going block walking, we are all going block walking to turn cameron county red. let's go outside and take a photo. on the count of three, >> if i can have you take a quick step back. >> 1, 2, 3. fantastic, thanks guys. good job. [indistinct conversation] >> thank you for the hospitality. >> alright guys, we are going to go knock on some doors. >> can we take a picture? >> of course. [indistinct conversation] [knocking] [doorbell ringing] >> everybody, we are going to the next one. >> let's go to the right, we will follow you. >> how you doing? be sure and vote. do you need one of these? here you go. give one to your friends. thank you so much. god bless you. >> god bless you. [doorbell rings] >> hello, there. once her name? -- what is your name? when do. >> -- brenda. this is my granddaughter. this is my daughter. nice to meet you. >> texas is home. >> this is a beautiful house. i wanted to stop by and ask you for your vote. here's what i need you to do. i need you to get your friends, and neighbors and others to vote also. >> we definitely are going to [indiscer

number nemo had confirmed that cameron hadn't even sense and so on. so my last, you know, but then didn't read lots of people who are leaving. i'm going about the business is to have to lead the location. it's not good enough because at the end of the day when the flooded happens, when the destruction with a full of, of the impacts of this study occur when they come back to the business is do they need to really now start from scratch? they lose their housing and the, the lose the broker. they live in the process. that is not enough that does a lot of solution. you know what i like to not a solution. we have the major structure program that needs to be fixed on it, but you know, think every will get in the kitchen. yes, this flooding is going to happen. but we need to speak this the bus stop. we need to get this done. complete that we need to ensure that they cannot make up typically that's supposed to be created as a result of this dam begins to come in to blame because without getting this thought or this, this solution in place will just be beaten

and just to note, we did invite some one from the cameron government to join us on the show at. but i declined it. david, i want to start with you a festival. you you're there. can you just give us a bit of an idea of just how bad the flooding is. thank you so much for having the show and such a pleasure to be at this time. however, it's not a pleasant experience for those who are currently in nigeria and who are expressed in the impact of the flood. and, and i would say for example, i'm in a blue job, blue job stuff, but the, this cost will be for the past couple of weeks after results of the flooding. you go back just some stay some kilometers away from our booge out in the state. you have several trucks loaded with food stuff and produce livestock, which are also stuck on the road. you know, the floating has the impact that's been to complete the transportation of goods and services and people, you know, for one place to be another. you can also talk about the number of the lies on properties and houses that have been lost. you know, the last report i read from post n g, well

sir craig overhears to for david cameron, - like. sir craig overhears to for david cameron, and i like. sir craig overhears to i for david cameron, and who like. sir craig overhears to - for david cameron, and who used to work for tony blair lazzez there's a lot to talk about. what do you mean? laughs. the one question for both of you, put yourself back into the building that you both used to work in. the phone rings, it is someone like alex or me. what do you say? do you answer? do you answer? do you answer? do you pick up the phone? how do you spin yourself out of this is the thought? depends what's going on. i don't — depends what's going on. i don't know is the answer. i think— don't know is the answer. i think what has happened as you have _ think what has happened as you have gone through the whole kind — have gone through the whole kind of— have gone through the whole kind of dan simmons. —— they — — they have —— they have gone for somebody who so_ —— they have gone for somebody who so clearly out of her dad, can't — who so cl

you kept ahead of the referendum in june 2016 cameron back to remain. but the vote leave campaign headed by new convert boris johnson. one cameron resigned a few hours later and negotiation with the european union will need of again under a new prime minister, the riffles are still being felt to resume one. the conservative leadership contest, promising to make a success of bricks. it in march 2017 prime minister may set the clock ticking on 2 years of negotiations with brussels. that summer she called a snap election to boost her mandate. but instead she ended up with a hung parliament, the u. k. and the you did eventually reach a withdrawal agreement, but parliament rejected it 3 times and knows have a, the knows have a following a series of cabinet resignations, including that of boris johnson, whom she'd made foreign secretary theresa may also quit in july 2019. re enter paris johnson this time in the top job leading the conservatives into an early election in december 2019 under the slogan, get brakes. it done. he won a large majority in parliament

and in that sense, the focus on call this on can be kind of understood that was cameron matching from the university of sussex speaking to the w a little earlier on. oh, british born actress angela lansbury has died at the age of $96.00 lance for his career, spent a decade to cross film visa and television. she on the spot lot for her performances in broadway musicals. i became a household name in the crime drama series meta she brought. oh, when it says good bye to acting legend, angela lansbury. she her mother and siblings, settled in tinsel town shortly after fleeing german bombings on london during world war 2. lands buried the daughter belfast born actress morning mcgill quickly plays a career of her own thank you're not going to work on your tunes again to not she and academy award nominations as supportive actress for 2 of her 1st 3 felt gas light in 1945, the picture of dorian gray and 46, and she was nominated again in 1962 for the many korean candidate. ah, where she portrayed a deadly communist agent and a title characters mother. lands very saw success on broadway to winni

when i was over there, david cameron was over there, david cameron was there, and there was the transfer, so i got to have two prime ministers in my time. a lot of the segment earlier on your programme focused on the who of it all, who might be the replacement, and what i have been thinking about today, and i think all of us outside the united kingdom, but friends of it, is not so much the who but the how. i can only speak as an american, but so often when it comes to fellow democracies, they are different, and in the case of britain, americans often find themselves, when we think about political traditions, saying, it seems strange to us as americans, but you know what, it's strange to us as americans, but you know what, its old and it works for them. but this is not like that. how the british system and the tory party, and it's true of the labour party as well, chooses prime ministers, seems strange to my british friends. it is not old, it's brand—new, this new way was done in 1998, and it is demonstrably not working. so i think there is real opportunity. what is it, 80,000 of the tory

what may, or david cameron, has been in power for 12 years.s, is trying to reset. parliament goes back next week after the conference season, she has only been prime ministerfor the conference season, she has only been prime minister for little over a month, nigel was in birmingham so he has a better take on it, i avoided it, but she is saying you've got to stop navel—gazing to her mps, we've got to work together and charge ahead. but i think part of the problem is in her charging ahead, she is not actually listening to people who might be offering wise counsel and that is when you end up with u—turns. counsel and that is when you end up with u-turns-— with u-turns. nigel, ifi move on to the mail new. _ with u-turns. nigel, ifi move on to the mail now, the _ with u-turns. nigel, ifi move on to the mail now, the same _ with u-turns. nigel, ifi move on to the mail now, the same story, - with u-turns. nigel, ifi move on to the mail now, the same story, it. the mail now, the same story, it says sadistic michael gove told stop plots or let in starm

that was cameron the matching from the university of sussex. they did they w a little earlier, the sport now. and then champions league action to be as like a teams were in action and the group stage on tuesday, dotala's battle back from a one kneel down to secure draw with severe jude billing and hitting the knit for door opened and locked sig managed to to know when against celtic t, my vener and meal force, burke were on target against the scots, not to trail blazing figures of the early 20th century are being celebrated in a diverse new exhibition in madrid, coco chanel, who revolution as the fashion industry and pablo picasso had left his mark on the up world. the exhibition looks at how the 2 icons also influenced each other a journey back in time, starting to artists who dared to try new things. but look because so and coco chanel. you're good. yeah, good luck. with that, it was important to me that the dresses and paintings were all from the 1920s, so that there could be a true dialogue between each work of our dental ileal on will to m

you kept the head of the referendum in june 2016 cameron back to remain, but the vote leave campaign headed by new convert boris johnson. one cameron resigned a few hours later, negotiation with the european union will need to again, under a new prime minister, the riffles are still being felt to resume one the conservative leadership contest promising to make a success of breaks it. in march 2017 prime minister may set the clock ticking on 2 years of negotiations with brussels. that summer she called a snap election to boost her mandate. but instead she ended up with a hung parliament, the u. k. and the you did eventually reach a withdrawal agreement, but parliament rejected it 3 times and knows have a, the knows have a following a series of cabinet resignations, including that of boris johnson, whom she'd made foreign secretary theresa may also quit in july 2019. re enter boris johnson this time in the top job leading the conservatives into an early election in december 2019 under the slogan, get brakes done. he won a large majority in parliament and the u. k. left the european uni

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the folklore that was used and this is the same evidence that i write about as others have about camerontodd willingham that was used that was really only evidence against him, like the motive theory was that his three daughters interfered with his beer drinking and dart throwing. that was really it, right? you i mean, it was just like there was he wasn't beating them, you know, something and ignoring they were well-fed, you know? i mean, so that was it. and the science was in before he was executed. all right. and they went for it anyway. right. and i talk about four wrongful executions. texas. texas is a major theme of the book. and i think that. it's about two. if anybody happens to, have seen the washington post editorial just a couple of days ago. the state of oklahoma wants give texas a run for its money. in fact, already has because oklahoma, a very small state, there are 42 people on death row there right now. and the and attorney general have proposed to begin executing these one a month until 2025. and the courts seem willing to to let that go. so it's really richard glossip th

we had the same expense when theresa may took over from david cameron.sensibly agreed we could not have six weeks trying to work out who the next prime minister was. it is a very poor system and must not be repeated. >> if that happens, can the conservatives credibly continue without going to the country and calling a general election, even if the polling numbers look bad at the moment for the conservatives? >> there is no reason to have a general election as long as you ve a prime minister who has the confidence of the majority of the house of commons. normally with a conservative prime minister -- >> that is technically true. in broad, democratic terms, can they change leader twice without asking the public who they want and trust? >> the short answer is yes. we are a parliamentary system. it is not a prime minister who is elected in the general election. it is a parliament. as long as there is a parliament, a majority of which supports a particular party as prime minister, that is legitimate for the four years until the next general election. there is

and i'm a veteran from cameron there label. no ne has been designing dental african since 2010 in unit 9. and whatever my mother was a taylor herself, and i come from a dynasty of taylors, i crawled around in fabrics as a child. the fabric is what i know my mother used to, so my clothes and cameron, that's what we nails. alice was vic, hadn't the inspiration for they cross didn't come just from their mother, even their great grandmother and grandmother were taylor's, and although the sisters have been living in germany for 40 years, they still deeply connected to the african culture that's. that's what i love about my work is that we connect people and i'm a connection myself. my father is occurred and my mother is from cameroon. and i connect, i don't divide added, i feel our work with turned dolls is going in just the right direction. we use clothing to connect cultures and people who get withdrawn and equity. lynch. this is benning in western africa. after over a decade of producing journals in germany, the sisters moved the

david cameron left downing street after the brexit vote.resa may then had three years before tory mps intervened. it was the same for borisjohnson. and in early september, it was the turn of liz truss. i am honoured to take on this responsibility. weeks later, at its annual conference, the tory party chair said liz truss was its greatest asset to win the next election. she is the woman who will get britain moving. that, though, is not going to happen any more. wow, one of the shortest lived premierships ever. i liz truss�*s time is over, when it had onlyjust begun. hello, welcome. well, this is unexpected. not, of course, being here for a new series looking at the biggest stories of the week, ijust hadn't necessarily factored in doing our first episode on the day the prime minister resigns. but here we are, and across next 30 minutes this is the story of the fall of liz truss. because it has been quite a week. hello, hi guys. we are probably still a few minutes late. 0h, are you? 0k. we will reverse almost all the tax measures. gone, gone.

david cameron would resign. six years later, rishi sunak was chancellor.en loyal to borisjohnson, until the scandals became too much. he resigned saying he didn't agree with mrjohnson�*s approach. a summer leadership contest followed. time and again, he contrasted his message with his opponent's. i've said the things that i believe our country needs to hear. he lost. but liz truss would come and go. and now rishi sunak is prime minister. he's the leader who needs to persuade his colleagues to fall in line and agree. hi. welcome. now, last week when we started this series, the prime minister had just resigned, this time we have a new prime minister. and also last week i was telling you the home secretary had just resigned, now she's the new home secretary. so, we're doing out best to keep up. i'll take you through all that. not just that, though. protests are spreading in iran again. we will update you there. we have to talk about this, too, because we're all still asking, what did happen to hu jintao? but before all of that — we've got to start at the top.

bring her home. >> cameron gamble makes this public plea specifically to the kidnappers.i will negotiate this. contact me. well, of course they don't contact him. >> your critics would say that this is a publicity stunt. >> they can say that all they want. i don't do this for the critics. i do this for the small number that actually matter. and that being keith and sherri. >> i don't know your motive. i don't know who you are. i don't care. i simply care about getting sherri back. >> did you ever expect someone to ring you up and say, i have sherri. i want the money? >> i was hopeful. >> you were so convinced that sherri was still alive? >> if you go into these situations thinking they're dead, then you lose hope right off the bat. >> though cameron gamble's motivations are sincere, for the investigators on the case, his involvement muddies up what was already a murky case. >> we were opposed to it. and the reason we were, this would create kooks, scam artists, con artists coming out of the woodwork. >> there were some big opponents to this. the sheriff was adamantly oppo

we're at the 59th edition, and this is the very 1st time that cameron takes part with its own pavilion example . so it's historic that you still, he see story her. and i think as bobby was saying earlier, it's not so much about me as an artist, but it's one country, it's one continent and other artist se, se accounting us the dog possesses is dorothea sat down and that allows others to dream of ear. and we hope that with this kind of participation in this addition of the bus, you know, as you can see that out of 54 countries, only 8 african countries are participating the link really? yeah. for the count yogi paths to see me. but it doesn't matter. what i think it gives dreams, so it allows people to believe, man, the yellow, thin to lafayette. moreover, the seam of the camera, loony and pavilion. the time of came mirrors is very significant because it means that everything is possible and that applicable count from now on his own may r county africa count sir most definitely there. possibly even a little bit behind the times as you're indicating bobby back over to you. because uganda

and i'm a veteran from cameron. there label, no ne has been designing dental african since 2010 in unit 9. and whatever my mother was at taylor herself, and i come from a dynasty of taylors, i crawled around in fabrics as a child, the fabric is what i know my mother used to, so my clothes and cameron, that's what we nails i, this was vick, hadn't the inspiration for they cross didn't come just from their mother, even their great grandmother and grandmother were taylor's. and although the sisters have been living in germany for 40 years, they still deeply connected to the african culture. that that's what i love about my work is that we connect people and i'm a connection myself. my father is occurred and my mother is from cameroon. and i connect, i don't divide added, i feel our work with turned dolls is going in just the right direction. we use clothing to connect cultures and people who get withdrawn and equity, lynch. this is beginning in western africa after over a decade of producing journals in germany. the si

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and cameron is here joining us live. think abt the best night's sleep you've ever had.ic, w're dedicated to helping you sleep like that. every night. so you get the deep, comfortable, undisturbed rest you deserve. for a limited time, save $300 on select* tempur-pedic mattresses. california, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california. other states get much more. why is prop 27 such a suckers deal for california? because the corporations didn't write it for us. they wrote it for themselves. ♪ hold me closer, tiny dancer ♪ >> i have to go home. >> you are home. >> so cameron crowe's classic quez almost has made its way to the broadway stage, the musical which made its world premiere in 2019 at in san diego is based on crowe's own experiences as a tee teenager writing for "rolling stone" magazine in the early 1970s. and with me academy award winning scre

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david cameron would resign. six years later, rishi sunak was chancellor.

. >> cameron, on the topic of staying power, such a personal story for you, "almost famous," but it has resonated for so many people for so long at this point and now in the new form. what is that like to have your story mean so much to other people? >> thanks, jonathan. you know, it tells -- it says to me that there's power in telling a personal story, because "almost famous" was a little movie we got to make because "jerry maguire" had gone well. so i figured we had a credit line of one. let's tell this story about loving music and may family. over time, that's the one that seems to resonate the most. it makes me feel like if you tell something that's true and authentic and almost too embarrassing to share, that's the thing people will want to talk about and feel the power of. so the personal is kind of the universal. i'm just lucky i got a chance to make the movie of "almost famous," which rolled into the opportunity to take the story to the stage. and, you know, audiences of all ages are feeling the power of the music, and my family. so i get kind of emotional and thrilled every nig

joining me now chief investment officer cameron dawson and cameron, i read your note that you think the market is a coiled spring, but not for people to chase just yet. what uncoils this spring? >> that's a great question, because i think that we can see just a little bit of good data be enough to give relief to this market, meaning that it won't take a lot given how short positioning is for the market to rally. now that doesn't mean that a market rally reflects the true underlying fundamentals, and that's the reallies on that yesterday and today has taught us which is that bear market rallies happen and they can be very violent, but you have to remain disciplined. when the market gets very over sold, make sure you aren't too short, not overly bearish, not overly fearful, and not selling into that oversold, that as you rally, you want to make sure that you're not chasing the rally, and that as you hit resistance, that you're actually looking to trim risk. charles: so but i mean, is it still, can you still trim risk, the s&p is down 25% nasdaq is down over 30%. these small bounces though

if you remember those cameron texts to rishi sunak — well, we know about them thanks to gabriel.ff mark fullbrook had been interviewed as a witness by fbi agents investigating an alleged criminal plot to bribe a puerto rican politician. and then we learned, courtesy of gabriel, that mr fullbrook had been paid — was being paid — via his private lobbying company, not as a civil servant — something that has now changed. i should say, in both cases, mr fullbrook denies doing anything wrong. but let's meet the man behind the sunday scoops. hi, gabriel, thanks for coming in. that was... i couldn't have dreamed of a more generous introduction. you're going to be very popular with my mum and dad this evening. well, if they're listening, hello to them, and it's all entirely factually correct — you're on quite a run. let's talk about the mark fullbrook fbi story. how did that one come together? this was a weird one of a story and circumstance aligning in quite serendipitous fashion. we were interested in reports that the fbi were investigating a venezuelan—born italian citizen based in may

cameron was succeeded by theresa may, and may by borisjohnson, and johnson by liz truss.three competing for the title of britain's shortest serving prime minister. now thejob belongs to rishi sunak, but what ever does all this look like to the outside world? james landale, our diplomatic correspondent. the uk used to be seen as the sort of sensible guy in the corner of the room who, at the big summits, they would sit there and go, "er, what do the brits think?" that has long gone. there are so many issues that they want to talk to the uk about, that the uk has something to offer that they want to discuss with the uk, depending on what the issue is. and yet there's such a fast turnover, notjust of leaders, but also of ministers, just the foreign ministers. i talk to foreign diplomats, and they sort of go, "you know, "you invest, you build up a relationship, you start "a relationship, and then suddenly they're gone. "here today, gone tomorrow. so what's the point? "why should i, as a foreign minister "or a foreign diplomat, invest in the uk?" and is that going to change now

the sci-fi and feminist icon of pixar animator ridley scott's husband and james cameron was born in nework. in the family of an actress and television producer nbc. massusan. changed to voiced sigurne in honor of the heroine behind. the great gatsby fitzgerald, a graduate of stanford and drama faculty, barely secured a hundred. the heroines of action films and even diluted the male cast in the commercially successful ghostbusters were realized in the drama work on ribbon and business woman made an oscar and golden globe nominee. she won the bast award for ice storm and appeared in all the avatar sequels in addition to fighting the supernatural on screen. fights for environmental ethics and a green agenda. spoke from the podium of the un the date of the week october 8, 73 birthday diva, science fiction sigur, not weaver you looked around the planet. thank you for being and staying with us. go to the site www.tvr.by and watch your favorite tv news agency projects online, goodbye. so the sugar beet harvesting season has already begun and our processing plants have already started. actually

i mean, his place is cameron. i had the same kinds of experiences in iran when i went to the university for training, for the religious police miss treated me similarly, you saw man in the same could have happened to me by the man me off those periods of her. she d is an asian games, silver medalist in ty, quando. she fled to iran and now lives in germany. her partner, cassandra, may deep on her. shad is also a professional ty quando fighter. but now they have to watch from the sidelines in their berlin flat as iran river. ah ah, it's training time for sheedy was born and bred in iran. she's now 31 years old, but 1st tried taekwondo when she was 11. then she made it a pivotal part of her life could follow up to a very tight wander. has told me a lot about patience and resilience on local rental water. just as on the salmon hope i liked doing both things, i'm competing with all the tension that it involves are but also teaching the kinda who frontier i try to prepare them for me and motivate them their due to time

came in after the globalfinancial since david cameron came in after the global financial crash in 2010 use out of the so—called big beasts within the conservative party as possible and he's also going to want to keep some of those people who have some voter recognition at the front of politics, people like kemi badenoch, who is very popular among conservative party members and considered party voters in the summer, suella braverman. yes, she may be controversial in some parts of the country, but in others she is seen as being quite tough on migration and that is what those post—brexit conservative voters really wa nt post—brexit conservative voters really want to see. michael gove add levelling up, i think that is an interesting appointment for sublevel interesting appointment for sublevel in a pastoral work — that —— levelling up has to work, that was on the big pledges after the referendum. let's not forget, rishi sunak is leading a conservative party that is averaging 20% in the polls. this is a party literally in freefall, and i do not know if they have a parachute. he has to get t