charlotte: right. so, i went to -- es -- i went to vietnam on a braniff and when i got out of the plane, as soon as i stepped out of the door i am on the top of the steps that they rolled up to the plane, i looked to my right and there was a forklift and a c1 41, or c-130. it was a big cargo plane. they were loading caskets. it was unbelievably sobering. it wasn't like there were 20 or 30 caskets, there were hundreds. -- 100 at least. when was this -- >> when was this? charlotte: january 1, 1968. one month before the tet offensive. i got in country and i think it took them a couple of days to get me out to the kennel. when i got there, there was kind of a general hostility from everybody. it's like, there was nobody that warmed up to you when you first got into vietnam. i was the new person, so things were really hostile. you had to go through some weeks of in country training before they actually let you go out. on your own. as a dog handler, an air force dog handler, we were century dog handlers. we

charlotte explains. charlotte: this person works for a pharmaceutical company in mumbai, but is on the streets where he thinks he can save more lives. he has been working since he was the same age as many of these children. he wants to help them. right now that means handing out masks. >> [translated] i go to see children and adults in different costumes and spread messages about cobit awareness. today i have dressed as the joker. the joker is known for happiness. charlotte: has covid-19 chokes india, it is the humanity of indians keeping its people alive. on the outskirts of new delhi, sikh volunteers set up this free oxygen camp. a new patient arrives every 20 minutes. >> [translated] we believe no one should die due to lack of oxygen. it is small, but nowadays is the one thing everyone needs. charlotte: in every@@ city, village, street corner, the healthy nurse the sick. this person witnessed children carrying people to the hospital on their backs, so he sold his wife's jewelry and turned his car into

charlotte, we believe it — in some cases, dishonest. charlotte, we believe it there, thank _ in some cases, dishonest. charlotte, we believe it there, thank you - in some cases, dishonest. charlotte, we believe it there, thank you very i we believe it there, thank you very much. the un security council called for �*full adherence' in the ceasefire between israel and hamas in the gaza strip. this comes as egyptian mediators have been holding talks to try to work out the details of the ceasefire between israel and hamas, which is now in its second day. nearly 250 people were killed in gaza during the 11—day conflict. 12 people died in israel which came underfire from thousands of missiles. the bbc�*s tom bateman hasjoined a palestinian family whose home was destroyed in the gaza bombardment. gaza's homeless wonder if it's even worth rebuilding. this man loses count of the rounds of conflict he's seen here. this time, the israelis got his home. i go to meet him at the tent he's put up on the wreckage. before the missile struck, his neighbo

the w. charlotte chelsea until reporting tonight from london . charlotte, thank you. the well, it is one position in u. s. foreign policy that has remained unchanged from the obama to the trump, and now to the biden administration. and talking about us opposition to the natural gas pipeline leaking, russia in germany, which is known as north stream to washington. this is the project as a threat to ukraine, as well as europe's energy security. although the pipeline is almost finished, the u. s. wanted to slap sanctions on companies involved in its construction. but the sanctions were apparently becoming too much of a risk to the u. s. german relationship actually it says reporting that the u. s. will was planning to wave sanctions on the german firms connected to nord street to of this is what nord stream to looks like when i give you kind of an image or a picture of that. it runs parallel to the 1st nord stream pipeline and connects russia in germany via the baltic sea starting in via borg and leading to an already completed terminal in the german state of mecklenburg

charlotte was claiming, you know, a new south city. this is not the way you do it. >> he, i think, one of the more interesting characters. >> yes. yes. >> part of the reason is, he reminds any of us that these things are noncontroversial or previously been noncontroversial. there was always somebody to speak out against them if they were willing to listen to that. >> right. >> i should mention he became charlotte's first black mayor. he ran a very strong campaign against jesse helms in 1990. he did not win that. he was so successful and that scared people. >> right. >> making for the purpose of our conversation, an important voice gosh, i am looking at my next question here, you have kind of already answered it. the time of the civil words centennial, controversial problems involving matt, you do not necessarily dive into all of that except for the confederate monuments playing a big role in some of the problems of the messaging of the civil war centennial, but did you see more of a pushback from the people that want to put up more mon

in charlotte, north carolina. charlottsville, it'd be easy to get that to mention that yeah harvey gamer obvious reasons. he did in the city where you live, right? so, um harvey gann for people who may not remember he is he was first black student to integrate the clemson university and he he moved to charlotte in the 70s. he was elected to the city council in the mid 70s and in 1977. and 112 years after the civil war. there was a local guy and a group that wanted to put a confederate monument on the court on the on the grounds of city hall in charlotte. and as you know most of the times these things would have gone up without question and even though the monument actually did end up on the grounds of city hall harvey gann as one of the earliest members of the city council in the years after the voting rights act to pass. calls this into question. and and and he has a grasp of history. and what that history meant to him? he had grown up in charleston, south carolina. he was surrounded by the confederacy. it's char

chelsea until reporting tonight from london. charlotte, thank you. the well, it is one position in u. s. foreign policy that has remained unchanged from the obama to the trump, and now to the biden administration. and talking about us opposition to the natural gas pipeline leaking, russia in germany, which is known as north stream to washington. this is the project as a threat to ukraine, as well as europe's energy security. although the pipeline is almost finished, the u. s. wanted to slap sanctions on companies involved in its construction. but the sanctions were apparently becoming too much of a risk to the u. s. german relationship actually she's reporting that the u. s. will is was planning to wave sanctions on the german firms connected to nord street to of this is what nord stream to looks like when i give you kind of an image, a picture of that. it runs parallel to the 1st nord stream pipeline connects russia in germany via the baltic sea starting and via borg and leading to an already completed terminal in the german state of mecklenburg, we

the w. charlotte chelsea until reporting tonight from london . charlotte, thank you. the well, it is one position in u. s. foreign policy that has remained unchanged from the obama to the trump, and now to the biden administration. and talking about us opposition to the natural gas pipeline leaking. russia in germany, which is known as north stream to washington, sees the project as a threat to ukraine, as well as europe's energy security. although the pipeline is almost finished, the u. s. wanted to slap sanctions on companies involved in its construction. but the sanctions were apparently becoming too much of a risk to the u. s. german relationship axia. she's reporting that the u. s. will was planning to wave sanctions on the german firms connected to nord street to of this is what nord stream to looks like when i give you kind of an image or a picture of that. it runs parallel to the 1st nord stream pipeline and connects russia in germany via the baltic sea starting and via borg and leading to an already completed terminal in the german state of mecklenburg, weste

ashley parker, pulitzer prize -winning -- charlotte alter, her book the ones we've been waiting for, have a new generation of leaders will transform america comes out in paperback next week. and jeremy, former chief of staff at the cnn pentagon, former chief counselor with the house intel community. good evening and welcome to you all. actually i would like to start with you and your beat around the town. how impactful or the words of liz cheney tonight in that -- some of them are still scarred from the riding. >> the real question is who they were impactful with. there is no doubt that they were powerful. people may look back at them in history but in terms of the republican party that is not going to change as you said at the beginning of the show the vote to oust her tomorrow. it is not going to change former president trump's grip on the republican party, and it does not seem likely to change the fealty to the big ally required to be a republican right now in many ways or the fault and misleading misinformation spread by president trump and echoed by certain members of the republ

chelsea until reporting tonight from london. charlotte, thank you. the well, it is one position in u. s. foreign policy that has remained unchanged from the obama to the trump, and down to the biden administration. and talking about us opposition to the natural gas pipeline leaking, russia in germany, which is known as north stream to washington, to seize the project as a threat to ukraine. as well as europe's energy security. although the pipeline is almost finished, the u. s. wanted to slap sanctions on companies involved in its construction. but the sanctions were apparently becoming too much of a risk to the u. s. german relationship axia. she's reporting that the u. s. will it was planning to wave sanctions on the german firms connected to nord street to of this is what nord stream to looks like when i give you kind of an image, a picture of that it runs parallel to the 1st nord stream pipeline and connects russia in germany via the baltic sea starting in via borg and leading to an already completed terminal in the german state of mecklenburg, w

it's princess charlotte.g to be six tomorrow, i think. william. she's going to be six tomorrow, ithink. and william. she's going to be six tomorrow, i think. and this is a charming — tomorrow, i think. and this is a charming photograph taken by her mom, _ charming photograph taken by her mom, kate the duchess of cambridge. it's absolutely delightful. she's smiling, — it's absolutely delightful. she's smiling, not sticking her tongue out for the _ smiling, not sticking her tongue out for the cameras as he has done in the past — for the cameras as he has done in the past. rather nicely and appropriately the temperatures didn't— appropriately the temperatures didn't put this on social media because — didn't put this on social media because they are supporting the boycott — because they are supporting the boycott of social media along with major _ boycott of social media along with major football clubs and sports organisations against racism and trolling — organisations against racism and trolling. it's a nice ph

that's all but certain to hand a full time to charlotte sod. it's the 2nd election since the start of a civil war 10 years ago as killed and displace hundreds of thousands of people. the pole has been widely dismissed as sham president, assault is facing too little known challenges and voting has been greatly restricted already celebrated past the window level and on the surface it looks like just another election. but few here, i doubt about who will be the winner on july we came here today because this is about a future. we came to say that we are free to choose who represents arsenal. so we can fill this beautiful country together, thought we must still know the opposition and western powers, according the elections of foss. the man seemed by many outside of syria as a brutal dictator, is defined to international critics. he had this response, mobilized, stating we've seen in recent weeks is a clear response to west and criticism of the elections. i say to the west where your opinions have serial value and you are worth 10 times less. in rea

in raleigh and charlotte, north carolina, at least 70%. and in metro atlanta, 65%. the gas shortage is affecting all types of drivers, including commercial truck drivers. they tell me they need to get their gas now because if they don't, their deliveries are going to be delayed. >> how bad is it >> it's bad. >> reporter: north carolina, virginia, georgia, and florida declaring states of emergency, pleading with drivers to be sensible >> look, if you need gas, get it. but you don't need to be hoarding it right now. that's going to make it worse >> reporter: the average price for a gallon is $3 the highest in seven years. >> i see people with like 50 gallon drums filling up do you really need all that this is how we make our living >> reporter: government officials and oil and gas experts say the problem is not a lack of fuel, it's getting the fuel to gas stations >> sending the truckers would be a great way to do things there's a big kink in the hose and it needs to be extinguished >> reporter: this trucker transports gas for a living you guys can't keep up with that

on how long they can spend in shared waters and the last couple of days it's got really heated to charlotte dubinsky explains. with paris london heads over fishing rights in british waters the noise out of french minister has no threat to plunge the u.k. ireland jersey into to organise unless french trawlers continue to have access. to government provides free tell you term measures and these measures of retaliation we are ready to use europe france has means they are inscribed in the agreement and so far as jerseys concerned i'll remind you for example of electricity transportation by undersea cable so we have the means and even if i regret that we could get to this point it will get there if we must. with france supplying almost all of the island's electricity this is a serious warning the electricity from france travels through you not to go and see as well so that. you know hospitals etc would be left without electricity really really. sort of threat to my it's a very draconian. measure and it's not the only threat coming from france the u.k. is expecting a number of authorizations from

charlotte was just of the new south city, was saying that the way to do it.rn: he was one of the most interesting characters. thank you introduced in this book and part of the reason is he reminds any of us that think of these things are noncontroversial or previously had not been noncontroversial. there is always a beta speak out against them, they always work. if people were willing to listen to that. karen: i should mention that he ran a very strong campaign against against the u.s. senate in 1990, he did not win that predict but i think the fact that he was so successful with the people. c1 making for the purposes of our conversation, making his voice important. [inaudible]. i'm looking at my next question and you've already kind of answered it did but the time of the civil war centennial has all sorts of controversies involving that you don't necessarily dive into all of that except save confederate monuments played a big roll in some of the problems of the messaging of the civil war centennial. did you see more of a pushback from the people who want to

we're talking about charlotte to hawaii and charlotte to london. they're talking other stops to make sure that they have enough gas to make the long haul. >> martha: because it's important, that you make it across the ocean. here now, "fox and friends" co-host, brian kilmeade and fox business host, david asman. thanks to edward in the field. brian, let's start with you. what do you make of this gang of four meeting? first time that mcconnell and mccarthy have stepped foot in the white house to talk to now president biden. >> interesting to see how many staffers were around. joe biden and mitch mcconnell got along. but they diverse right now on the new joe biden agenda, where he was a moderate in the 70s and the 80s but not close to it now. mitch mcconnell made a huge mistake last week by saying i'm out to stop the biden agenda. he made that mistake with obama. they used it to hammer him. he said i'll be open to it. it's fascinating going into this. the republicans said 800 bill. he's 2.4 trillion. if you cut out the human structure, it's about the

charlotte wright reports.onal events, which is why campaigners say it's a fitting site for this — a covid memorial. designed by an architect who himself lost his mother during the pandemic. there are now over 100,000 other families who will have gone through that same sense of dislocating anguish. and, for us, i think a memorial could not be more important. the plan is to build the memorial here at the north door, the site of a porch that was bombed during world war ii. and visitors will walk through to an area of reflection, where there will be a digital book of condolence and they can call up entries, including photos and epitaphs. more than 7,300 names have already been uploaded to the online book. it's a different way of doing memorials, but it's having a physical and an online memorial together, which is a really... it's a new thing for us, but we think it means that thousands and thousands of people can be remembered. 0rganisers are hoping to raise £2.3 million to pay for the structure and install it nex

thank you charlotte. the privacy advocates hailing it as a victory europe stops human rights court has ruled that the united kingdom broke the law with its mouth surveillance and intelligence gathering techniques. the course unanimously decided that the lack of proper oversight violated european privacy laws. the case followed revelations by us. the law at the snowden in 2013 would show that british intelligence was sifting through billions of phone calls, emails, and other digital communication science. snowdon, who's still an exile in russia, said this about the decision with getting my case. it's hard to overemphasize how far we've come from the pre 2013 world when even the highest traditional authorities are beginning to acknowledge the devastating consequence of 2 decades mass surveillance of the w spoke with c. a did saw the iliad so the acting, a legal director at privacy international organization, the monitors, the abuse of technology, to curtail freedoms. we also bought the court ruling and the

charlotte wright reports.ies, st paul's cathedral has been a place to reflect on significant international events, —— to reflect on significant national events, which is why campaigners say it's a fitting site for this — a covid memorial, designed by an architect who himself lost his mother during the pandemic. there are now over 100,000 other families who will have gone through that same sense of dislocating anguish. and for us, i think a memorial could not be more important. the plan is to build the memorial here at the north door, the site of a porch that was bombed during world war ii, and visitors will walk through to an area of reflection where there will be a digital book of condolence and they can call up entries, including photos and epitaphs. more than 7,300 names have already been uploaded to the online book. it's a different way of doing memorials but it's having a physical and an online memorial together, which is a really — it's a new thing for us, but we think it means that thousands and thousan

imagine, a two hour train ride between atlanta and charlotte and going the speed of 220 miles an hour. and two and a half hour trip between chicago and detroit, or faster more regular trips between los angeles and las vegas and right to that could be. popular on fridays. and bill as you said, your vision for amtrak calls for a new intercity rail service up to 160 previously unserved communities being connected. think about when it will mean for opportunities that we connected milwaukee to green bay to madison, scranton and allentown to new york and minneapolis to louisville and much much more. would provide jobs, also accommodate jobs. and what this means is that towns and cities hundred been endangered of being left out in left behind, will be back in the game and families won't have to sacrifice the cost of living on the quality of access and the opportunities to sometimes only occurs if they live in a big city. we have a huge opportunity here to provide fast safe reliable clean transportation in this country rated and transit is part of the infrastructure. and like the rest of our

charlotte climber, thank you to have you on.iled a motion asking the court to throw out last month's guilty verdicts in the murder of george floyd and to schedule a new trial. the motion cites jury misconduct and jury intimidation as well as a failure to provide a change of venue for the trial among its reasons. of course this appeal is no surprise, and it's been expected since chauvin was found guilty on all three counts. he's still expected to face sentencing next month. that is tonight's reidout. be sure to tune in tomorrow. i will be joined by senator elizabeth warren on president biden's bold agenda and her new book, which is called "persist." you don't want to miss it. >>> "all in" with chris hayes starts right now, and may the force be with you. >>> tonight on "all in." >> president trump claimed for months that the election was stolen and then apparently set about to do everything he could to steal it himself. >> a political purge for telling the truth about lies. >> i have heard from members concerned about her ability

i'm very happy birthday to princess charlotte. —— a very happy birthday to princess charlotte.of you that escaped with a completely dry day today. it's been a day of sunshine and showers but those showers have been really widespread. so, yes, although skies looked like these at times, other times we had the heavens open. and this one, quite an impressive shower bringing a covering of hail to the roads and pavements of leek in staffordshire. you can see just how extensive today's showers have been — nationwide, really — and although they are beginning to fade away now, there are still a few left over. now, the reason we've had so many showers during the day is because over the last few days, we've had a lump of cold air move across the uk, and that gets heated strongly by the may sun, which causes the air to rise, causes those showers to break out. and we've got the same kind of mechanism with us for the forecast into sunday. now, right now, most of the showers have cleared out of the way — just one or two left over for scotland to take us into the first part of the night. it's

charlotte, thanks so much for being with us. you've seen this new video. you've seen members of congress, republican members of congress who are lying about what we see with our eyes, and we just saw liz cheney ousted from house republican leadership. what does this say to you as you are very deep in this topic, the future of not just the gop, but american leadership. >> thanks for having me. yeah, so over the course of covering the election last year, the way that i began to think about this was that this is, like you said earlier, deeper than a lie. i began to think of this as something called unlogic, which really means an entire world view that's rooted in ideas that are false, and this unlogic has swept across the country, you know, and really become a mass delusion, and the problem with that is that republican elected officials are very responsive to the concerns of their base. so, for example, elise stefanik, who is one of the characters in my book and is now potentially being elevated to replace liz cheney, she's somebody who has embraced this big

joining us, charlotte alter, senior correspondent at "time" magazine.n on this stefanic/cheney back and forth what do you make of it? >> this is emblematic of where the gop is right now. it's clear from the power struggle that anybody who's not willing to carry water for donald trump's conspiracy theories about a stolen election is not going to be able to carry the mantle of the gop. so i think that it's clear that alise stefanic is positioning herself to be a rising star within the party. four or five years ago she was a rising star if inn that she was kind of trying to drag her party to the middle to meet where her fellow millennials were on some key issues. and now it's clear that she's made a calculation that the way to rise within this party is to embrace trumpism and all of its conspiracy theorys that go with it. >> the reason we talk about what is happening in the republican party is because it actually affects the way that legislating gets done on capitol hill. you have mcconnell saying all of us his effort is going to be on stopping biden. talk

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. >>> one police officer in charlotte, north carolina, is reaching out to people over airways. of how he's bridging the gap between law enforcement and the hispanic community. >> reporter: the officer patrols the streets of charlotte with one goal in mind, changing the way the community perceives law enforcement. along the way he greets familiar faces, while also meeting new ones. but for after jimenez the outreach also extends to the airways, a tool proving to be even more effective during a pandemic, and he hosts a weekly show towards the hispanic community in charlotte discussing topics like crime prevention, road safety and -- >> i give out information, and it's truthful information that comes from the source. i answer questions and clear out misconceptions that people have. >> one of the misconceptions is that people believing his police department works with immigration. but bridging the gap is paying off. >> i have received very, very positive feedback from the community. people are very happy that they have a latino officer who speaks their language and who knows our cu

going forward as it stands though it is exactly in line with the rest of england if you go here charlotte chel some pill reporting from both near manchester thank you . south africa is vaccinating citizens over the age of 60 that's the 2nd group to be prioritized after health care workers south africa has the continent's highest number of corona virus cases but so far it has only vaccinated one percent of its population while more than a 1000000 south africans over 60 have now registered for the shot there are only $87.00 vaccination centers across the entire nation. it's the day yes i mean meter has been waiting for for a long time as a diabetic the pandemic changed her life and forced the 65 year olds to avoid contact with friends and family. i need to get a big scene because i can only condition and i can do it to get it i'm a little anxious for the put it but i'm glad i'm here it has been very difficult because i have lost my brother through it and it is just been a difficult time for. the government aims to inoculate more than 5000000 senior citizens by late june if enough vaccine do

this is good news live from charlotte the death toll rises as the fight between israel and palestinians intensifies. place. is really airstrikes pound to buildings in gaza and hamas rains down rockets on targets in israel the u.n. warns of the risk of a full scale war. also coming up to the german cabinet to discuss stricter cuts on greenhouse gas emissions but does the new plan have enough muscle to impress voters wary about climate change. and screaming fans on live music to make a comeback at the brit awards. popstars thrill a packed concert hall of the 2021 brit awards how did organizers pull off this passive band joining us. last after months of mounting pressure the german football association is forced out for comparing his deputy to an infamous nazi judge. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program we begin in the middle east where both israeli forces and palestinian militants have stepped up their attacks in the worst fighting seen in years the death toll from israeli air strikes in gaza has risen to 43 people hamas rockets fired into israel have killed at least 5 the u.n. has calle

charlotte bill thank you so much. well sticking with paul it started with 30 teenagers then came thousands of hours of training and dozens of shattered dreams for those who made the cut it all comes to a head this week when the all male septet the blitzers are launched into the cutthroat ok paul market with the goal of becoming global superstars but the journey to get those 4 has been grueling. 3 years of intense training distilled into just 3 minutes of music and dancing this will determine whether the blitz is there a hit or just another nowhere band. go there see the tories either around 8 pm we would start our dance practice and there's no time limit on it we would practice into the early hours of the morning. these boys give it their all it's an endless cycle of singing lessons promotional shoots gym workouts and dance practice their weight is monitored and their sleep in bunk beds in a shed a sole house is limited to around 5 hours the night the empty beds are a mind of those who didn't survive the rigorous test

i think we all fell in love with cheeky charlotte, did we not, nigel?jo. is _ this particular picture. i agree withjo, is a really this particular picture. i agree with jo, is a really sweet this particular picture. i agree withjo, is a really sweet picture and taken — withjo, is a really sweet picture and taken by kate who was actually quite _ and taken by kate who was actually quite an— and taken by kate who was actually quite an accomplished photographer herself _ quite an accomplished photographer herself. and also glad to see that prince _ herself. and also glad to see that prince william and kate decided that these _ prince william and kate decided that these pictures would not be shared on social— these pictures would not be shared on social media as they are boycotting this weekend over racism. another— boycotting this weekend over racism. another addition of the papers is coming up at 11:30pm and we will see you both then. but this addition, thank you jo and nigel and thank you for watching. we are going to have the headlines with mice of the t

reporting from charlotte, tom yarmulkes. >> another break for us.assing of a notable american life forever associated with one of the most successful mistakes in the history of american business. american business. down the drain. plus, it's powerful enough for the quick-wash cycle. new cascade platinum with 50% more cleaning power! >> last thing before we go tonight. let's take some time here at the end of the evening, the shank of the, evening as it, where to remember a great american life and one of the most successful mistakes in the history of american business. a mistake so monumental, you probably have evidence of it in your home, wherever you are watching us tonight. our story begins in the great state of minnesota, a company called minnesota mining and manufacturing. you perhaps notice 3 am. they are the scotch tape people. they make those top-of-the-line and 85 masks as well. one of their all-time great products was invented by mistake, by this man. spencer silver was a ph.d. chemist who worked in the research department where his job was

like charlotte is getting dire. seven out of ten gas stations, at least seven out of ten have no gas. this gas station has long lines. all around this area pumps have plastic bags over them because they have run out of fuel. a similar story because of what has happened because of the colonial pipeline. the average gallon of gas hit $3, the highest it's been in seven years so there's a clear serious situation on the ground in the southeast united states. the white house and oil and gas experts are advising drivers not to horde gas or not to panic. drivers have to head no work, have long drives and don't want to take any chances. reporting live, tom llamas, nbc news. >> aaa says more than 37 million people will travel for the holiday weekend, and that's a 6 a 0% increase from last year. here's a look the gas prices across the bay area. aaa says in san jose the average price for a gallon of gas is $4.is a and in oakland it's 4.17. no surprise you'll pay the most up in san francisco at $4.22 a gallon. . >>> and we welco

charlotte wright reports.ies, st paul's cathedral has been a place to reflect on significant international events, which is why campaigners say it's a fitting site for this, a covid memorial. designed by an architect who himself lost his mother during the pandemic. there are now over 100,000 other families who will have gone through that same sense of dislocating anguish. and, for us, i think a memorial could not be more important. the plan is to build the memorial here at the north door, the site of a porch that was bombed during world war ii. and visitors will walk through to an area of reflection, where there will be a digital book of condolence and they can call up entries, including photos and epitaphs. more than 7,300 names have already been uploaded to the online book. it's a different way of doing memorials, but it's having a physical and an online memorial together, which is a really... it's a new thing for us, but we think it means that thousands and thousands of people can be remembered. 0rganisers

. ♪♪ >>> charlotte henry was a dog handler with the u.s. air force during the vietnam war.next, she remembers some of the dogs show trained and nights patrolling the base perimeter. she also discusses her struggles with gender identity while serving in vietnam and the affect it's had on her menial health. this interview was conducted by the keenan research center. >> i was born at corporal vaughn medical center here in atlanta. when i was about a year and a half old, my family moved to marietta because my father was in the army air corps and he was an aircraft mechanic. he got a job at bell bomber that later became lockheed, and marietta was like a boom town in the late '40s and early '50s, and there was such an influx of people to work at lockheed that they came up with -- they had to do some really quick housing projects to make room -- you know, make places for people to live. so that was how i wound up in marietta, and we lived in one of those housing projects, and i remember back when i was about 3, my earliest memories, my mother was a hairdresser and she had tuesdays

but at this rate, maybe that will be a surplus. charlotte bellis? out to 0. ah, colombia, the finance minister has resigned after deadly protests across the country over proposed tax hikes. at least 17 people are now known to have died and hundreds of been injured since the demonstrations began on when 816 were protesters, and one was a police officer on sunday president the even to play withdrew the tax reforms which included a sales tax on public services and some food, but he says that reforms are still needed to stabilize this economy. and people have continued one of me at mars, most powerful rebel groups that could sheen independence. army says it's shut down and military helicopter, near the town of oak, a social media video set to be of the helicopter shows an aircraft dropping, leaving a trail of smoke fighting between the army and ethnic armed groups has intensified since february school. well, the katrina, one of several ethnic minorities who've allied themselves with nationwide protest movement against the crew. scott high blur is monitoring the s

charlotte wright reports. for many, life is returning to normal.variant from india spreads more quickly, experts say there's a greater chance that infections will rise as restrictions ease. so the government is trialling new schemes to encourage people to get tested — and self—isolate if necessary — to help curb the spread. nine areas with high infection rates in england will receive a share of £11.9 million — including parts of london, the north west, yorkshire, peterborough and somerset. they'll trial increased social care support for vulnerable adults, and translation assistance for non—english speakers, while those isolating in overcrowded houses will be offered alternative accommodation. labour has previously called for more financial support to compensate people for lost earnings while isolating. meanwhile, the government is continuing to urge people to get vaccinated, as new research shows they are effective at reducing the chances of getting infected from the indian variant. but, while more than 60 million doses have now been administered a

charlotte lam reports.amoa's first female prime minister. the 64—year—old is no stranger inside the political pavilion — daughter of the country's first prime minister, she then became the first female deputy leader. but her first big outing, demoted to a tent outside, banned by the parliamentary speaker. inside the building, the previous prime minister of 22 years, ignoring a court order to step down. nearby new zealand has called for calm. all we're doing here is calling for the outcome and the wishes of the people of samoa to be upheld. and that's obviously the work the judiciary is doing right now. present, too, samoa's chiefjustice — 30 years since he was called to the bar, now also finding himself barred from parliament. rivals have called the improvised swearing—in ceremony illegal, but those under the tent were visibly keen to get to work to serve this nation of 200,000 — insisting that democracy must prevail. charlotte lam, bbc news. one of italy's top ten most dangerous wanted criminals the mafia

charlotte dubinsky. the muslim veil has been drawn back into the fray here in france now merkel's own party has gotten itself wrapped up in a controversy that so rocketed over one of its candidates in the local elections in a move that some see is being the belt it's aboard a muslim woman from running on one of its tickets why because in this campaign flies she is committed apparently the ultimate heresy. to her job the values of the republic called the move party not compatible with the ostentatious wearing of religious signs on election campaign document he that these candidates change their face so all the party will withdraw its support this is a view that is being echoed point several prominent government figures from a political party stand for separation of religious and political issues when you are elected you represent everyone and you do not need to show things that are really to private to me that i could be would you not wish to present a candid with a conspiracist religious symbol it's a po

charlotte wright reports.t paul's cathedral has been a place to reflect on significant national events, which is why campaigners say it's a fitting site for this — a covid memorial. designed by an architect who himself lost his mother during the pandemic. there are now over 100,000 other families who will have gone through that same sense of dislocating anguish. and, for us, i think a memorial could not be more important. the plan is to the build the memorial here at the north door, the site of a porch that was bombed during world war ii. and visitors will walk through to an area of reflection, where there will be a digital book of condolence and they can call up entries, including photos and epitaphs. more than 7,300 names have already been uploaded to the online book. it's a different way of doing memorials, but it's having a physical and an online memorial together, which is a really... it's a new thing for us, but we think it means that thousands and thousands of people can be remembered. 0rganisers are ho

other cities include portland, nashville, charlotte, vancouver, and montrc failed to keep the expos in town. i reached out to the bay is mayor sunday. for two years, now at least they are in the ballgame. >> they've got a will windows is closed now and presumably the a's have it. >> thinks, where the university have gotten a lot, we talked to some former athletes today about the sudden chahange. connect i don't fault the university stanford says there is optimism that raising the funds necessary here is a live look outside in the beautiful city of san francisco, actually it is no fog right now >> we had a little bit of the darker with that drops in from the north. as we head towards noon, the stronger wind gust is going to make their way farther and farther inland on the coast, 30 if you have any outdoor plans with some work he needs to the wind advisory goes until 5:00. everyone else is in the wind advisory that goes into effect 5:00 wednesday and continues until 5 am thursday morning. very dry fire dangers in the scale only goes up to temperature is only 56 degrees downtown. we are i

is there fuel in the tanks where is the problem point >> yeah, there's fuel in the charlotte term ine's fuel there whatever wasin the tanks was i the tanks when the pipes shut down we went through a process april 15th to drain the summertime tanks for the fuel we had to recover from that. there's fuel in the tanks wherever was there friday is still there. it's getting low at the terminal, there's no question, but we're still able to get fuel we're having to take tankers to go to multiple locations to get our customers fuel to sell a little bit, kind of like it was back in the gas shortages in the '70s >> yeah, amazing, the more i look at it david it looks like that greensboro hub is such a key point for you and others looking to get gasoline around the country. so, what are you hearing what are bp and marathon, some of your suppliers, what are they telling you about how much they have left? and when the colonial may be telling them they can get more >> well, yesterday, they were able to do some manual pushes from those holding tanks at the terminals to get them into the specific term

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how a new generation of leaders will transform mirror, charlotte alter. and jeremy bash back with us, former chief council to the house intel committee. goodchb -- good evening and welcome to you all, how impactful were the words of liz cheney in that kind of marble corridor, some still scarred from the rioting on 1/6. >> the question is who they were impactful with, right? there's no doubt it was powerful. people may look back at them and history, but in trms of the republican party that is not going to change as you said is at the beginning of the show, the vote to oust their tomorrow, it is not going to change former president trump's grip on the republican party. and it does not seem to be likely to change, you know, sort of the fealty to the quote unquote, big lie. required to be a republican right now, in many ways or the fault and misleading information spouted by president, former president trump and echoed by members of the republican party, or certainly not disaabused by members of the republican party, with notable exceptions like liz cheney an

it's 49 in ottawa and 45 in charlotte. kind of upsidedown on the map, but warmer air is on the way. severe weather could go along with that. we'll look into the plains on saturday and sunday. temperatures will be warming up. the midwest is where it will remain cloudy and cool. there go the below normal temperatures. here come the above normal temperatures. if you're complaining about the 38s and 48s, you'll love the numbers when they change to the 90s in a couple of days. "new day" continues right now. >>> i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar p, on this "new day," americans unmasked. no more masks indoors or out for vaccinated people, and the president has a message for those who need yet to be vaccinated. >> who is and isn't vaccinated in congress. >>> capitol police faced off with rioters on january 6th, calling the lies rewritten on that day a slap in the face. >>> and a state of emergency expands in japan and it's just weeks before the olympics. we'll speak with one former athlete calling on tokyo to cancel the summer games. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states an