the bestselling novel beloved to give the african american story its rightful place in the american canon well now a new documentary about her life the pieces i am puts her work into context and when it's over you feel as if you've spent 2 hours in her excellent company. it was illegal in his. words. this new documentary traces the rise of the best selling author hewlett's or a nobel prize winner and force of nature toni morrison. before becoming a writer made her way up the male dominated world of new york publishing always fearless she soon realized that she not any of the old white guys was the smartest person in the room. i was more interesting than the critics damper 1st novels with faint praise and condescension one of the early reviews says she's got a great talent one day she won't limit it to only writing about black people like really it's women for her to write about black people are going to be black. i prefer. but i'm tired of people asking the. oprah winfrey's book club to make more so in a household name her novels became bestsellers and 1007 her masterpiece beloved won the

toni morrison the pieces i am is a personal powerful portrait of an artist who changed the canon. and my colleague scott rockstro has joined me in the studio to tell us more about the piece is i am welcome scott how did this film resonate with you and what did we learn about about 20 or so all i think you learn a lot about her as a person it's all just a lot about her work but so much of this is a is an interview with toni morrison and it was really fascinating for me to see about her life as a single mom about the struggle she had to make it 1st the publishing industry and fighting against chauvinist editors and critics and also to see this image of this incredibly strong self-assured a black woman who's also obviously having the time of her life so wonderful it's very much about her personal journey but also very much about how she changed our view of literature full stop and it's so interesting perhaps for the younger generations that so many of the issues she was banging the same drones 40 years ago that the need to movement is talking about today yeah very much so i mean a lo

we should have an update on that at hapless fife. —— half past five. —— kiki right canon.ear jail sentence in iran has ended her hunger strike. she's been convicted of spying — a charge she denies. her husband richard ratcliffe, also ended his hunger strike outside the iranian embassy in london where he has been for the last 15 days. here's what he told the bbc radio a's, today programme this morning. i had a phone call this morning, and it is good news, she had decided to stop her hunger strike, so i will be stopping it, so good news. i am relieved. good news for yourself but particularly for her? that's quite right, it was getting hard for me, but i'm sure it is harder for her. she said she had had some breakfast this morning, a bit of porridge with some apple and banana, and i'm relieved, because we wouldn't have wanted to push it much longer. the killers will headline the pyramid stage at glastonbury later tonight. they'll be following in the footseps of stormzy who last night became the first solo black british artist to headline glastonbury festival. let's talk to ou

canon mallett hopes her plan will save lives. charlotte gallagher, bbc news.eekend, it is high—pressure and settled weather out there for many of us, starting the day like this with a view from cumbria early and skies will stay like this. a slight chance of isolated shower, vast majority will stay dry and it will feel a bit warmer. this is how it is looking, low pressure eventually will come in later this week and into monday, but for now it is high—pressure in control and that is why we are expecting to get a fine on saturday. some cloud in the eastern part of england with some showers are possible, greater chance of the showers in northern scotland and where it has been cloudy in northern ireland, sunny spells developing first up around 18 to 21 degrees. very high pollen levels in england and wales. 0vernight, so the chance of a shower in northern scotland, variable cloud, clear spells elsewhere. teasers of outbreaks of rain is going to the south—west of england later in the night. not quite as chilly as it was last night. back to the big picture, looking up

canon mallett hopes her plan will save lives. charlotte gallagher, bbc news.ools should teach children about the dangers ofjumping into cold water — that's according to the local government association. the number of young people who drowned accidentally in the uk went up by almost a quarter last year — 31 died — and the lga says lessons on water safety could save lives, as even strong swimmers can suffer from cold water shock. the uk's self—employed workers need measures to protect them from the impact of being paid late by some biggerfirms. that's according to the organisation that represents them. it says the problem has been increasing, and that freelancers are particularly vulnerable. here's our business correspondent katy austin. when london—based james does work for businesses, he asks for payment within a month. when that comes late, it has a big impact as he'll already have paid for parts. if i pay for it on the 15th, and you're not paying me straight after, i'm then using my own personal money and money that i have had to put aside for rent and for b

in the for quite commonly people who lost their lives that night remains unknown to date canon and square is a tourist destination and well guarded and with restricted access most people in today's china are too afraid to talk i think it's right. there with i for you or for me the events of 989 are still like an open wound here for who left the country shortly after he became a publisher of critical books about the communist party many of them about 1992 a teenager when i saw my father again in 1997 we found that we agreed on many things to show that something i'm very happy about and that most people my age envy me for most of them don't have a connection to their parents i don't have this problem that's great look at how many went here water. bottom lives in beijing and is a vocal critic of the party humane zonda constant surveillance. with a culture where they expelled me from the party they liberated me my brain and my mouth are free today. father and son cannot talk often about who was allowed to visit once a year and some years not at all. joining us now is mathias bullinger from ho

canon mallett hopes her plan will save lives. charlotte gallagher, bbc news.ls should teach children about the dangers ofjumping into cold water — that's according to the local government association. the number of young people who drowned accidentally in the uk went up by almost a quarter last year — 31 died — and the lga says lessons on water safety could save lives, as even strong swimmers can suffer from cold water shock. the uk's self—employed workers need measures to protect them from the impact of being paid late by some biggerfirms. that's according to the organisation that represents them. ipsa says the problem has been increasing, and that freelancers are particularly vulnerable. when london—based james does work for businesses, he asks for payment within a month. when that comes late, it has a big impact as he'll already have paid for parts. if i pay for it on the 15th, and you're not paying me straight after, i'm then using my own personal money and money that i have had to put aside for rent and for bills. the group which represents self—employed

canon mallett hopes her plan will save lives. charlotte gallagher, bbc news.f packaging used by supermarkets in the uk can't be easily recycled oi’ recycled at all, according to new research. it is said that a lot of material used to keep food fresh is unnecessary. a consortium says retailers are working hard to make sure all plastic packaging is reusable or recyclable, which says that sustainable materials and clearer labelling should be used. so it's clear that there is lots more supermarkets should be doing to make sure their rcycling labelling is easy to understand for consumers and wherever possible, supermarkets should also do away with unnecessary packaging. the government should invest in better recycling infrastructure and across the board we would like to see better, more effective information for consumers so we can make the right choices. he's one of britain's best loved singers and now he's one of britain's best loved singers and now sir eltonjohn has been honoured by france. he was awarded the legion d'honneur by the french president emmanuel mac

with smoke and the cries of men and the air was filled with the crack of rifle fire and the roar of canon. -- cannon. 200awn on june 6, 1944, rangers ran to the bottom of these cliffs. their mission was one of the most daring of the invasion, to climb this year-end deficit -- desolate cliffs and take out the enemy guns. the allies at henan told that mightiest guns were here and they would be trained on the beaches to stop the allied advance. the rangers looked up and saw the enemy soldiers, the edge of the cliffs shooting down with machine guns and throwing grenades. the american rangers began to climb. they shot rope ladders over the face of these cliffs and pulled themselves up. when one ranger fell, another would take his place. when one rope was cut, another would begin his client again. they climbed, shot back, and held their footing. soon, one by one, the rangers pulled themselves over the top. and in seizing that land, they began to seize back the continent of europe. 225 came here. after two days of fighting, only 90 could still bear arms. behind me is a memorial that symbolizes t

that's right so although there has been canonic change and many would argue reform, from the point ofat hasn't changed. 0nto the times. trying to wean shoppers of plastic. what is your view on this idea?” what is your view on this idea?|j think what is your view on this idea?” think its a fabulous idea. we have been talking about it for the last couple of years, the issue or challenge of plastic and there being too much of it. it is impossible to know whether the plastic we all use can be recycled. put it in your wash it up old, clean it, take it back and if you are filling up your serial bag that had something else, it makes sense. it is something we can all do as individuals. waitrose is perhaps at the higher end of the value chain and it will be interesting to see some of the discount. interesting idea, will we change our behaviour? the comments rule over eu rules. i looked at this story today — make e—commerce wands over eu rules. the customer authentication comes in in september whereas essentially online purchases over £30, you need another level of id. a thumbprint or a code fr

the bestselling novel beloved to give the african american story its rightful place in the american canon well now a new documentary about her life the pieces i am puts her work into context and when it's over you feel as if you've spent 2 hours in her excellent company. and it was illegal.

the bestselling novel beloved to give the african american story its rightful place in the american canon well now a new documentary about her life the pieces i am puts her work into context and when it's over you feel as if you've spent 2 hours in her excellent company. it was illegal in his life to. come.

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in his second canon, he actually sounds like vatican, too. what he says could have easily been written by someone in rome 1962 and i can 65 during the vatican council. it's all personal and humane in the way he thinks about this, but i stress, and i think it is important to note that he uses the term canon because that meant a truth that was not easily defined. avoid a marxian program or fetishistic -- fascistic conception of the state. it is a way of thinking and that way of thinking is what we might call a stoic, almost agnostic judaism or christianity. good enough to have the ethics of socrates, really to have this as a way of moving forward, and window conservatism from its beginning is very catholic and very jewish. it is not protestant really until you have the revival of the new right in the 1970's, so the great movement is kind of -- it had those religious overtones, but it's not blatantly religious in the way we will think of it with jerry falwell or oral roberts or pat later on. >> he puts out "the conservative 1953.in it shows ther

the german canon lou one glider right apart.teran glider pilot the latter operation means more landing capabilities and it's certainly not desirable if the test landing is it all practicable. a power pilot. the first navigation aid really works, i couldn't see the light which was supposed to be on my drop zone. but what about an observer who entered with the airborne division. >> they would drop easily but were badly scattered. it appears the rearrange fly systems are not flexible enough for airborne combat and supplies could be dropped by local commanders rather than drop in mass, they should be restricted to emergencies. more attention should be paid to switching over to ground as soon as possible.

i said why don't you use your canon? he said overkill. they beat off that particular patrol. sullivan gave me orders to take towardl out to patrol the north seaside of the road that runs through. so i took the battalion sergeant major, the battalion supply sergeant and a corporal, and we made ourselves a nice diamond formation and we patrolled to 100 yards south of that road, flushed to germans and chased them across the main road. we pursued them beyond the military crest where i was able an overseas cap. we came back and hurt the grinding of motors. you. with corporal sharp and proceeded down to where i knew the 29th division headquarters would be down at the beach. i had to run through a gauntlet g3mp's to get through the tent. general gerhard heard i was there, may make in so i was able to give my report to him and not the g3. he said, can we do for you rangers? i said well, we are out of ammunition, we need mortar, and machine gun ammunition. not so much rifle ammunition. so, he told his aid to take them to the beach, get him a cheek and loaded up with ammunition. that i

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. >> the signature gerald albright series canon ball saxophone. the sax wasn't in its usually spot on the wall, because samene, believed to be the burglar stole it friday. how did he get to steal it again? that'sa story in and of self. saturday afternoon someone told her they were downtown that they had the sax. the story aired on news 4 andce poli posted the surveillance video. while the caller didn't say he stole it -- >> we couldn't quite understand what he was saying, if we found it or someone ge it to him. i want to give it back to you, call the police now and come and get it. po >> rerter: she did. >> i called 911, 311, tip lynn, everyone. >> reporter: but no one showed up, so she and a staff member t wento get it but by then it wa left with a security guard. then this -- >> who would think within hours of recovering it, he would be back again a steal it back again? >> reporter: he took a flute a car n clarinet and a reed. >> i get that, we're all a little off.i this way beyond that. >> reporter: derrickward, news 4. >> what a story. >>> the

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canone in the eastern drc be in the united states the next day.e have the ebola treatment centers in the united states. i was meeting with the leadership of one of them today. prepared.y well we have vaccines in the united states. the american people should feel confident in the preparedness of their government here. that does not mean we should not be focused on the situation in the eastern drc. we have worked closely in more stable areas, with uganda, the they've onlyealth, had the three cases initially. job have done a wonderful handling the immediate response to it. it is good for me to worry about the threats. people like me on the rest of are letting the rest of the american people not to worry. >> what does keep you up at night when you think about the future? you have been in government. what gives you hope about the future under the rubric of the global health agenda? people ask the number one threat, they think it is going to be some deep thing we a secrete to go into room to talk about. i tell them, the same thing every time, the flu. e

and two deafeng 21 canon salutes. gran dure, giving way t solemn moment in westminster abby at the tomb of britain's unknown warrior. followed by tea with prince charles and the banquet. every detail set by the queen. buinstead of raising crystal, outside the palace gates some are raising their voices the high b the royal welcome. >> donald trump, go home >> reporter: replaced by raw political emotion. jay gray, nbc news, london >> meanwhile, the shadow of brexit will loom large over today's talks whrime minister theresa may is set to step down at the end of the week the question is whether president trump will use the spotlight to wade into btain's politics nbc's chapman bell is outside 10 downing street with a preview. hi, chapman, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frances. last night was all about ceremony and reaffirmingeche spl relationship between the two countries, and, of course, the queen who does not wade inti poli today it is all about this and politics presid both where he said boris johnson would m

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. >>> and at the live desk, riot police deployed tear gas, water canons and pepper spray against thousandsg. demonstrators are fighting a controversial extradition bill. >>> good morning on this wednesday, june 12th. >> meteorologist mike nicco has been bringing us this heat wave. please tell us there's a reprieve on the way, mike. >> it is. it's just when it gets to your neighborhood today. we're waking up warm once again. temperatures running in the mid-60s to mid-70s in most neighborhoods. we do have a 78 in concord. an 83 in brentwood right now. 59 the cool spot in half moon bay. 74 in the city. let's see where we end up this afternoon. we'll get near 80 in san francisco before the sea breeze kicks in as we head into the afternoon hours. upper 80s around the bay, and 90s inland. a couple 100s still holding on in the east bay. we'll talk more about the spare the air and the cooling trend coming up. here is alexis. >>> we are off to a fairly quiet start. i don't have any major incidents on the board. that is obviously good news. we are looking at a different shot of the san mateo bridge.

but it seems that canon and mexico all night in the non it has become clear that china and commons fati will not move in that direction so how did you come research has already so professor let me just ask you before we run out of time what do you advise people in hong kong to do then i'll ask you that in all as i'm showing that as well i mean it's the only alternative to leave hong kong before 2047. yeah. rights and signed. rationed as well as the basic rule of home call if they have to demonstrate they must do so very peacefully they responded dislocation today to police you use all. but the meeting must state peaceful demonstration if they want to get it once ok to ask you have less where do you agree with the professor do they need to assert their rights that they still have. it into a search of rights that they have of course because ideas like democracy freedom of speech these are ideas that were introduced during the former british rule and the concepts that really traditional chinese values and calls like this violent they should really assert this and. in terms of a professor m

only about 30 people were allowed inside, mostly priests, canons, and church employees. a few of the workers rebuilding the cathedral were also invited. it could be five years before notre dame reopens to the public. >>> italian film director has died. he was nominated for an oscar for his adaptation of "romeo and juliet" and directed "the taming of the shrew" starring elizabeth taylor and richard burton. he also did the tv mini series "jesus of nazareth." he was incredibly versatile producing for the metropolitan in new york city and others. he was 96 years old. >>> o.j. simpson has apparently joined twitter. the account is new and does not have the customary blue checkmark which would be a sign that twitter has verified it. the first post is a selfie styled video that certainly looks like simpson that's already been viewed well over 2 million times. in it the man says he's got, quote, a little getting even to do. a buffalo based reporter for "the athletic" says the account is real. >>> a golden opportunity this weekend. the chase center is going to need lots of employe

. ♪ ♪ attendance at today's service was limid and only included the archbishop of paris, priests, canonsd a few chur employees, all of whom were required to wear hard hats. the cathedraremains closed to the public and according to officials it is in a "fragile state." french president emmanuel macron has set an ambitious goal to rebuild the cathedral in five years. auto workers at a volkswagen plant in chattanooga, tennessee voted against unionizing their factory last night. preliminy results showed 833 votes against unionizing and 776 in favor. the vote is a setback to the united auto workers' efforts to organize in foreign auto facilities in the south. the u.a.w. also narrowly lost a 2014 vote at the chattanooga plant. final results will not be official until certification by the national labor relations board. we asked educators for a summer- break student reading listir in by the novel "to kill a mockingbird." read their picks at pbs.org/newshour. her more on the confrontation between iran andnited states we turn to barbara slavin, director of the future of iran inatiative at the nti

to turn the ship i thought how many people lost their lives that night remains unknown to date canon square is a tourist destination well guarded and with restricted access most people in today's china are too afraid to talk i think it's right. there when i for you or for me the events of 989 are still like an open wound. left the country shortly after he became a publisher of critical books about the communist party many of them about 1909. when i saw my father again in 1997 we found that we agreed on many things. that's something i'm very happy about and that most people my age envy me for him one of the most of them don't have a connection to their parents i don't have this problem that's great luck to what i'm able to do with here on terror. bottom lives in beijing and is a vocal critic of the party humane zonda constant surveillance the question what are they expelled me from the party they liberated me my brain and my mouth are free today father and son can not talk often about who is allowed to visit once a year and some years not at all. well if you've ever visited japan and

their principles versus their broader appeal or can they make the principles broader appeal and get canonic policies on social policy it is mainly storytelling it is not as detailed as reliable as you told it for for the interiors and so security policies nevertheless are solutions so that the greens have a very impressive skillful well briefed knowledgeable leadership do you or. you have to do it but neither of them had to have to govern a state or. city or whatever so we don't know how they would deliver if they were in responsibility and all but topics at all we have to deliver no or now and he has to prove that isn't the time to do the write offs begins and this will do or harm to them or also talks in purists among their voters let me just come back to my point i didn't assume that when i listed the qualifications for leadership of the jim green term to be you were going to say yes of course but her professor. to do that to green co-leaders have all the chancellorship material. this is not say all right also about who's potential dangers of the hear now from the studios that do not hav