caroline? yes, some of the _ unhappy tourists. caroline?he answers include making it easier for passengers to get compensation. that doesn't seem like a systemic overall comprehensive solution to a problem that everybody else all coming months away, and yet seem to have crossed the secretary by surprise. his answer was not what he was going to do to fix it, but the fact that we aren't the only country in europe to experience this. we are one of the countries that need to, if you want to go on holiday, we have to fly. we'll see what happens. i'm sure that's not a comfort to anybody who's family holiday plans are ruined in the meantime. holiday plans are ruined in the meantime-— holiday plans are ruined in the meantime. ~ �* ., , meantime. we've got the summer holida s meantime. we've got the summer holidays coming — meantime. we've got the summer holidays coming up. _ meantime. we've got the summer holidays coming up. you're - meantime. we've got the summer i holidays coming up. you're nodding, tony blue i was merely— holidays coming up. you

at the librarian museum, and we're delighted to welcome you to a virtual tour of first children caroline and john jr. in the white house. welcome. i hope you'll you'll enjoy it with us. so janice, obviously, we're in an area here showing a lot of different magazine covers. can you tell us a little bit about what this part of the exhibit is? well this deals with how the media fed the public fascination with the children and you know, it's what feeds what, you know, the public were interested they were young kids in the white house there hadn't been one young kids in the white house since the early 20th century and the media played into that and you can see you know, this sick a sampling of magazine covers from the time period and wanted it to run the gamut of things like newsweek. which would be considered, you know an informed, you know periodical to more tabloidy type of things like motion picture, you know, how long can they hide the truth from caroline, you know these scientilating titles when in reality the the article, you know says something like how long can they hide the truth fr

caroline, on that front page — years from now. caroline, on that front page as _ years from now.nt page as part _ years from now. caroline, on that front page as part of _ years from now. caroline, on that front page as part of this - years from now. caroline, on that front page as part of this report, | front page as part of this report, she is reaffirming her commitment to serve the nation. she'll be there for a while longer? she serve the nation. she'll be there for a while longer?— for a while longer? she is, she's alwa s for a while longer? she is, she's always made _ for a while longer? she is, she's always made that _ for a while longer? she is, she's always made that very _ for a while longer? she is, she's always made that very clear - for a while longer? she is, she'sl always made that very clear since those _ always made that very clear since those days — always made that very clear since those days on the go, she pledges to -ive those days on the go, she pledges to give her_ those days on the go, she pledges to give her life to our service. turns out she _ give her li

it is billin: , caroline -- cameraman! it is billing. people _ caroline -- cameraman! they were ready to party and i think it is really not let them down, i in queen opening the show, that amazing comedy ship with —— sketch with the queen, paddington, elbow, and you saw prince george waving his flag from the royal box to my lot of the younger royals coming out, the queen at windsor, prince william with his family and a zara tindall. and later on prince charles and prince william will come on stage to pay tribute to the queen. how did they keep that skit secret7 to be honest, the queen asked me to keep something secret, i probably would expect that they did, command it so the show. it probably would expect that they did, command it so the show.— command it so the show. it was brilliant. we — command it so the show. it was brilliant. we were _ command it so the show. it was brilliant. we were tapping i command it so the show. it was| brilliant. we were tapping along command it so the show. it was i brilliant. we were tapping along to the opening bars. huge brilliant. we

and to echo caroline's point, _ instructor. and to echo caroline's point, it— instructor. needs you give their parent permission to be able to have this level of control. how is he is not going to be for parents trying to get in there? also there are children who potentially are on instagram when they're not supposed to be and the parents don't know about it. ., to be and the parents don't know about it. . , ., , about it. yeah. it is hard. it is not an easy — about it. yeah. it is hard. it is not an easy option. _ about it. yeah. it is hard. it is not an easy option. i'm - about it. yeah. it is hard. it is. not an easy option. i'm fortunate that my youngest is 34 so i missed out on some of this. i have to say, i was quite tough about admitting a mobile phone until they were beyond 16 they didn't have tvs in their bedroom, i wasjust 16 they didn't have tvs in their bedroom, i was just a 16 they didn't have tvs in their bedroom, i wasjust a hard, 16 they didn't have tvs in their bedroom, iwasjust a hard, horrible mum, obviously. it is difficult and there is no magic wand he

kennedy, holding caroline by the hand, goes up to the casket. the widow lifts the flag, and touches her lips to the bronze casket. then, it is the people of america who come to pay last respects to president kennedy. over a quarter of 1 million stream through the rotunda. many wait as long as ten hours. they wait through the chilly night. not since the death of franklin d. roosevelt have people known such deep sorrow. the next day, mrs. kennedy and your brothers in law had the procession of walking mourners, including heads of state who have come from far away for this final homage. all follow the late president's casket, walking from the white house to saint matthews cathedral. at the cathedral, richard cardinal cushing of boston will celebrate for mr. kennedy, the requiem mass of the catholic faith. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the notable figures here include the queen of greece, the emperor of ethiopia, the president of france, britain's prince philip and prime minister, the president of the philippines, president and chancellor of west germany and many others.

apparently she was routined by caroline - will win in the future.ns outplayed, but she is very young. today, which means outplayed, but she is very young-— she is very young. yes, very poised in the face — she is very young. yes, very poised in the face of _ she is very young. yes, very poised in the face of defeat, _ she is very young. yes, very poised in the face of defeat, immense - in the face of defeat, immense pressure — in the face of defeat, immense pressure playing at wimbledon, but yes it _ pressure playing at wimbledon, but yes it was _ pressure playing at wimbledon, but yes it was a straightforward victory, _ yes it was a straightforward victory, it only lasted 86 minutes. emma _ victory, it only lasted 86 minutes. emma raducanu was broken five times in nine _ emma raducanu was broken five times in nine service games. as garcia said, _ in nine service games. as garcia said. it — in nine service games. as garcia said. it was _ in nine service games. as garcia said, it was quite routine... i suppose _ said, it was quite routine... i suppos

tonight, caroline thank you. abortion rights supporters took to the streets nationwide today in new york city. thousands of people marched in lower manhattan, chanting to quote, pack the courts and calling for abortion to remain legal nationwide. in georgia, dozens of people held signs and chanted at the federal building in atlanta. and a similar scene in downtown austin , texas. that's one of the states. it's effectively banned abortion. but travis county's district attorney says he will not be enforcing that law. large crowds also gathered in downtown los angeles tonight. some protesters even marching onto the 1 10 freeway, disrupting traffic. mhm. in sacramento, a gathering that started on the sidewalk in front of the federal courthouse spilled out onto a busy intersection during rush hour. it was one of several abortion rights demonstrations near the state capital following the supreme court's ruling. many say they simply wanted to be with others to express their frustration about the high court's decision. a

caroline: pres. biden: it's an darrell: darrell: excellent question and i can imagine a couple of directions. one might be that regulators who are trying to defend laws essentially say that the five justice majority were six justice majority to the court, you have to incorporate these caveats from cavanaugh and the chief justice. the most aggressive version of that would be to say something like the methodology, the tradition approach was only deployed as to the -- the specific issue about licensing, that we should take heart in the fact that all these other regulations may be subject to more conventional present evidence about their effectiveness and that's what we are doing. that's an aggressive way of reading it but it's a plausible way of reading it. the more likely outcome is imagine justice alito and certainly justice kavanaugh and the chief might be actually thinking about levels of generality. they might be imagining a world in which there is plenty of room for regulation because the levels o

t you heard it was going to be sweet caroline? ., ., ., , ., caroline?urprised? i thought it would be maybe something like _ you surprised? i thought it would be maybe something like land - you surprised? i thought it would be maybe something like land of i you surprised? i thought it would be maybe something like land of hope l you surprised? i thought it would be l maybe something like land of hope in chlorine or even the anthem, i thought it's got to be straighter than that but now the public want something they can all sing along to. something that brings about connection and thankful gratitude and being together. t connection and thankful gratitude and being together.— and being together. i was not surprised- — and being together. i was not surprised. because _ and being together. i was not surprised. because it - and being together. i was not surprised. because it is i and being together. i was not surprised. because it is one l and being together. i was not| surprised. because it is one of those — surprised. because it is one of those songs, it's

but i love caroline's.telling me this in new york city that was your intro to new york >> jimmy: yeah >> i did not know that >> jimmy: yeah, i was doing upstate new york clubs and bananas -- but caroline's was my first gig, and i remember being nervous just walking in because legends on the wall. i mean, seinfeld, and everybody you could think of was on the wall >> everybody >> jimmy: and i go -- and i was telling you this i go -- i remember lewis who used to book it. i used to go around through the kitchen and i go and see the pictures on the wall and you go, "dude, i'm on the wall." >> yeah, my picture's up there i don't really - [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: pictures on the wall dude >> my picture's on the wall. >> jimmy: you did it it's a great club. give them my best. maybe i'll stop by and say, "what's up." >> hey, man, come by and check it out man, one of the best live shows you're going to see in your life i stand by my -- you know >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about [ cheers and applause ] yo

the baby's mother was a woman named caroline crouch. and as the story went, she was beaten and strangled to death in her athens. her by a gang of ruthless forest robins. it was a crime story made for television with elements of glamour and gold, almost to scripted to be believed. and the greek media feasted on it. it cannot be also let us that old legacy nicky said jim, it satisfied all of greek society stereotypes. a beautiful family, the bread winner, babe's handsome, successful pilot, and his wife, caroline, decided i made a statement that they did the valet when mamma soma, all they lived in a beautiful mesa, naturally where they were bringing up their beautiful baby daughter. that would be enough to fulfill all societal norms of what a family should look like. but then this perfect family is under attack by who, by armed foreign burglars a little bit. the greek media turned that material into juicy content and the viewers into collective mourners. my son only apple dustin, everything came crashing down. it took $37.00 days for the

caroline hawley, how world affairs — situation.ey, how world affairs correspondent. - there's more updates, news and analysis on bbc news 0nline — that's bbc.co.uk/news — and by using the bbc news app. prices are rising at their fastest rate for a0 years, with food costs, particularly for bread, cereal and meat, still climbing. inflation — the rate at which prices rise — went up to 9.1% in the 12 months to may, from 9% in april, according to the office for national statistics. fuel and energy prices are the biggest drivers of inflation, but food costs have pushed it up further. 0ur economics editor faisal islam has more details. there's no respite from the relentless rise in prices rolling everyone's way every day. i'm trying to buy the cheaper brands, but that's it. other than that, if i haven't got the money, i can't eat. i make sure my daughter eats first. if they're not giving us the wage rises, we can't compete with inflation. we're suffering. the rate of inflation is at new ito—year highs and, says the chairman of the country

, caroline.re victimsfamilies met at the building site around 1:20 a.m. this morning the same time in the same date that this building collapsed last year. now we also know that families met with first lady jill biden as well at a public memorial earlier today, but what families say they still need tonight? his answers. every sunrise is a reminder even a year and i've never seen so many sunrises in my life. i don't sleep to keep fighting for answers. and surfside, florida i love my baby. and no father. should go to what i'm going through cloud most people in champlain tower southwest sleep with the building collapsed around 1:20 a.m. it took over two weeks for my sister nikki to be recovered every day. we would just hope and pray. that we would get notification. of anyone being alive just to have hope that our loved ones will be alive. and that day never came for any families without answers. family can't move on to this day. a week ago. we are still receiving phone calls that human remains are b

we heard from caroline _ that and a half ago. we heard from caroline edwards - that and a half ago.who i that and a half ago. we heard i from caroline edwards who was on duty that day. how powerful the witnesses witnesses who spoke today? the witnesses witnesses who snoke today?— the witnesses witnesses who soke toda ? . , ,., spoke today? certainly powerful and impactful — spoke today? certainly powerful and impactful and _ spoke today? certainly powerful and impactful and allow - spoke today? certainly powerful and impactful and allow what i spoke today? certainly powerful| and impactful and allow what we heard today and of what we saw had been previously unreleased. i was struck by the committee using that phrasing, we are showing you things that are previously unreleased, and that goes to how they were building this up as a multimedia effect. republicans watching tonight, i don't know about that. then we got big revelations, we heard that even her trump had agreed with attorney general bill barr's perspective that election wasn't stolen, we heard quotes that president trump appa

i'm joined by caroline bremner. caroline is the senior head of travel research. you're a monitor international. she's joining us from scotlands capital at ambrose. welcome to the program caroline. so what do you think is driving the rebound in the travel and tourism sector is despite that raising prices of tickets and hotel rooms that i've just been talking about? well, i think, as you mentioned, and it's very much driven by a consumer demand, and that's being very pen talk during the pandemic. so we've had 2 and a half years where, you know, consumers were confined to their houses that were under travel, benz restrictions and, and only very recently have government started easing back on those. and currently there's $46.00 countries around the world that have no restrictions. the tall according to the end of the t. o. right? so let's just talk a little bit about the high cost of traveling our, because we are seeing escalating costs. and these costs are being passed on to the travelers. any way that can be avoided at all? well, what we have seen is we know global

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joining us now is caroline.ooking at morgan stanley, they predict a recession in the fourth quarter. issues for france compounded with all that in europe. how significant is the growth forecast cut in the region? caroline: it is a significant cuts of the french forecast from 4% to 2.5%. this comes just one week after they already cut their forecast for france and -- 10 days after macron learned he lost the majority at the national assembly. this is reducing the mountain of maneuver for the french government. it is going to on public finances, doves expected to remain high -- that is forecasted to remain high, forecasted at 112% of gdp. it is still expected at 5%. they have the 50 billion euros of unexpected tax riches. however, this is going to make it more difficult for emac --mac ron to have more money to invest in education. that is not going to help the anger we saw during the legislative elections. the french very angry at the way macron has been handling the pandemic and recovery. now the war in ukraine an

caroline: that's a great question. it's a little bit safer for the bow.e horsehair and everything that i do, this is the bow that i use. karina: i do have a million more questions for you but we want to hear you play live right now. so what are you going to play for us? and as soon as you introduce it, take it away. caroline: i can always play the national anthem. karina: the day after election day, for sure. national anthem. ♪ ♪ thank you for having me. karina: and thank you so much for joining us on this interactive show, getting answers. we will be here every weekday at 3:00 on the air >>> tonight, the gut-wrenching testimony in front of the country. the fourth grader who survived uvalde and what she says the gunman said to her teacher before killing her. 11-year-old miah cerrillo describing what she did in that classroom. she put the brood of her friend, a classmate, on her own clothes to pretend she was dead. also, the parents who lost their 10-year-old. what they're asking lawmakers tonight, what they're asking the nation, as they describe being at

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caroline. thank you back here in the bay area. get you to some live pictures here from san francisco. and we are watching a demonstration here. abortion rights supporters are gathering on the streets of san francisco here, and we do understand this demonstration began at the ferry building right there at the foot of market street but clearly hear from this shot. we're seeing from sky fox. you have a large crowd of people now walking down what i believe is market street. as soon as we sort of get past this one building here will get a better vantage point. and it looks like this crowd now marching right down the middle of market street . you can see there you you'd probably guess a couple 100 people at least involved in this demonstration today. after that historic ruling from the high court, and we've been telling you, these scenes have been playing out in cities all across the country. there are several more scheduled here in the bay area, including one again in the city that's scheduled to start about five pm will obviously keep

jill biden, ambassador caroline kennedy, david rubenstein, chairman of our board, fred ryan and vice chair john rogers, and all worker served as a master of ceremonies for the evening. we've had performances from the great coat five foot five and drum court, metropolitan opera soprano brandi sutton, and the nyu start school, which we have a new partnership with, provided their chamber orchestra for music throughout the evening highlighting american songs and traditions. the special episode will provide an inside behind the scenes look at some of the moments from that very special evening in. this first clip, real here a segment from my remarks that describes white house connection to the temple of dandora and why we decided to host the gala in that historic space. >> i wanted to take a moment and set the stage of where we are, here, in the temple of their during the secular wing of the metropolitan museum of art. this historic structure in front of you is here because of the bid of presidential history in fact i would say that almost everything we do believe untouched and that happen

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amy: capitol police officer caroline edwards who suffered a traumatic brain injury on january 6.uestioned by republican congressmember vice chair liz cheney. that does it for today's show. and a recap of the first public hearing of the u.s. house select committee to investigate the january 6 attack on the united states capitol. the committee holds its next hearing monday morning. we will livestream it at 10:00 a.m. eastern at democracynow.org . on monday on democracy now!, we will speak with democracy now! j cohostuan gonzalez about his duly updated edition of the landmark book "harvest of empire: a history of latinos in america." democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013.

jill biden ambassador caroline kennedy, david rubinstein chairman of our board fred ryan and vice chair john rogers and al roker served as the master of ceremonies for the evening. we had performances from the gray coat fife and drug corps metropolitan opera. soprano brandy sutton and the nyu steinhardt school, which we have a new partnership with provided their chamber orchestra for music throughout the evening highlighting american songs and traditions. this special episode will provide an inside behind the scenes. look it's some of the moments from that very special evening. in this first clip, we'll hear a segment from my remarks that describes the white house connection to the temple of dendoor and why we decided to host the gala in that historic space. i wanted to take a moment and set the stage of where we are here in the temple of dandora in the cycler wing of the metropolitan museum of art. this historic structure in front of you is here because of a bit of presidential history. in fact, i would say that almost everything we do believe touch and it happens in our lives has some

caroline: of course that there are two scenarios.he does not get a majority and the far left party gets a majority. in that case, the prime minister will be different from the president in terms of colors, party. that's very unlikely. but it would totally block any action for macron, he would be limited to foreign affairs and dealing with crises. however, if he does not get an absolute majority, but manages to get an alliance with the republicans, he could be able to pass difficult reforms, including the first one he wants to pass, a pension bond. that's important because he wants to raise the retirement age to 65. that has meant arguments. -- met arguments. but he has sigma do not worry about the high debt levels, we'll respond. we'll have a pension fund. and that will help to invest in health care, education and all of these services. so, that will definitely shift the gears for the second term. guy: talk about key characters over the past administration. we know some of them well in the u.k. any big names that could lose their job

christina you, caroline in washington tonight. thank you, caroline. meantime governor newsom and state leaders are promising to take new action. in response to the decision. the governor and his wife formed first partner jennifer siebel, newsom, spoke today during an emotional news conference. state lawmakers have been preparing for months for the likelihood that thousands of women would travel here to california from states where abortions will be illegal. california lawmakers and governor newsom are calling the court's ruling quote dark, devastating and dangerous. this is about wrecking families destroying lives, destroying dreams, putting lives yes, the shannon said at risk. and never would this happen if men were the ones having babies ever and you know that and i know that every person knows that, and that's the elephant in the room. because women are treated as second class citizens in this country i heart my heart. because out to all of the women in this country. and i hope you know. i hope you know that california has your back. governor newso

caroline, great to see you again. the american people, we're really kind of the jurors tonight.st important thing that the committee needs to do in prosecuting their case >> well, that's the big question, right? jamie raskin was talking earlier today, contrasting his job during the second impeachment of donald trump when he had one man, one crime, inciting an insurrection and here contrasting what they have today are these multiple conspiracies. they have the benefit of hindsight of months of work, thousands of interviews, hundreds of thousands of documents at their disposal and now it's primetime it's on the line here. they're going to have a good opening salvo, evening this is going to be sort of laying it all out and production matter values -- matters, in this context there are a lot of americans that aren't going to tune in tonight to watch and they only have a set amount of time to get those eyeballs and to change hearts and minds. >> and to put it out on social media. i wonder, do you think after these hearings are complete that more criminal charges will be coming >> wel

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they're calling for caroline bryant donham to be arrested.f the two white men who were accused of the killing. get this, the sheriff told reporters that he did not want to, quote, bother ms. bryant since she had two young children to care for. with me now is deborah watts, emmett till's cousin. she was part of the team that discovered the warrant. thank you so much for being here, ms. watts. i want to take you back to that discovery. what were you all looking for in that courthouse? how did you come upon this incredible document? >> well, i'll just tell you with a team of about five of us, and this was the second opportunity to search. there was a team that went towards the end of march after we had a meeting with the department of justice, the fbi investigator and the dea richardson. so at that time they told us there was nothing else that they could do. we knew all along that this warrant for caroline bryant's arrest was never served. keith beauchamp who is an award winning filmmaker and was responsible for the investigation that reopened t

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