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definitely it was sir clive sinclair - it was sir clive sinclair always had a focus on affordability,an computing. he took inspiration from clive being able to launch things like the zx80. it also came even cheaper if you are able to solder it yourself. so clive, he rated on that in 1981, 1982. you saw the zx spectrum that came in two models. this was, yes, the floodgates opened in britain. sorry. i floodgates opened in britain. sor . , ., ., floodgates opened in britain. sor. , ., ., floodgates opened in britain. sor. , ., sorry. i 'ust wanted to say, so man sorry. ijust wanted to say, so many things — sorry. ijust wanted to say, so many things that _ sorry. ijust wanted to say, so many things that he _ sorry. ijust wanted to say, so many things that he will - sorry. ijust wanted to say, so many things that he will be i many things that he will be remembered for — so many inventions, but also for the sinclair c5, which didn't go down as well, did it? no, but that isn't really has a legacy. the c5 no, but that isn't really has a legacy. the cs was something that he poured a lot of mon

clive davis. >> clive davis. >> it's my honor to pay tribute to clive davis. >> clive davis we welcometalking about the '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s, 2000s. he's made the sound track, you know, for our lives. >> iconic artists across many genres all heralding one person music mogul clive davis. he guided countless other careers from barry manilow to santana. we talk to many artists on "the beat" but there's no single living person cited across more different genres and decades than clive davis. he rose from humble broken beginnings and never stopped rolling or innovating which is why he seems like kind of a real life forrest gump of the music industry. he was there discovering a 19-year-old whitney houston. he was there with diddy dismissed as a passing fad. he was there at the monterrey pop festival back in '67 discovering and signing the great janice joplin he's telling me about in our interview airing for the first time. >> everybody with flowers in their hair and here was i in khakis and a white tennis sweater, okay? i was not prepared to see new orleans. i was certainly not prepared to

sir clive sinclair, the home computing pioneer has died at the age of 81.elcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the first convoy of trucks has arrived, and a move by hezbollah. crowds lined the streets in lebanon today to celebrate the arrival of tankers carrying supplies of fuel. hezbollah says it is trying to ease the energy crisis, but others say it is politically motivated. our correspondent reports. scenes ofjoy in a country that has little to celebrate. lebanon is gripped by one of the worst economic depressions in modern times. but away from the jubilation, faces the reality. the evidence at yasmin bakery run for 15 hours a day onjust two generators. every afternoon means a scramble for diesel, calling in favours or scouring the black market. if we don't get enough fuel for today, we are closing today. we are not working. tomorrow there is no bread. you are loading the vehicles now, this one is packed with bread. yep. once the bread is baked, it needs to be delivered, but there is no fuel for the vans. if you can find an open p

sir clive sinclair, who's died at the age of 81.e about sir clive sinclair's legacy. i owe my career to him, i think many people in the industry do. a lot of game genres started up here, and that was the beginning of the game industry, so i think he is responsible for a lot of the foundations of the computer game industry. in terms of the sinclair spectrum, what is your experience was two what are your memories of using it? my very first games were on the sinclair spectrum. you could buy a computer for £125 and it had the worst keyboard in the world, i remember, but you could buy that computer and learn the basics, you could — but they came onto a cassette tape because we used to set tapes back then, and you could sell it. there was no internet back then, there was no way to get the game out onto the internet, so we had to sell it on cassette tapes, but we started a game industry out of that. it was small but from that we started a larger industry, and quite a lot of us are still in that industry today. what sort of hallmarks of sir

that's right, clive. we were there — didn't you? that's right, clive. clive. we were there the morning _ didn't you? that's right, clive. we were there the morning after- didn't you? that's right, clive. we were there the morning after the l were there the morning after the strike, and it was a terrible scene. family members, combing through the wreckage, searching for remains of their loved ones, so they could try and bury them. they were, of course, utterly distraught and furious at the suggestion they had anything to do with isis. in fact, a number of those family members who were killed had worked with american aid organisations, american forces even in afghanistan. the family had been hoping to be evacuated out to america. this is an incredibly grim way to bring an end to this chapter of american involvement in afghanistan. meanwhile, here, there is a deepening economic crisis, also increasing concern about whether the taliban will respect women's rights or not. they seem to have today replaced the women affairs ministry with a ministry for virtue,

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sir clive sinclair, who's died at the age of 81. parts in the invasion of congress on the 6th of january. that happened after a rally, addressed by then—president donald trump, urging his supporters not to accept the result of the election. fencing has been re—installed, and there are reports that multiple senate offices will close on friday, with staffers told to work remotely. 0ur correspondent in washington, antony zurcher gave us this update. the national guard is going to be on standby in washington, dc. that's something that did not happen before january the 6th. that caused a delay, it took hours for the national guard to be deployed, to put down the riot that took place there. other things within the city the capitol police security forces are doing are employing the entirety of the washington, dc police force. and, in addition to those barricades that, they're setting up around the capitol, they're putting up surveillance devices, they assure the people here that the people who live and work in washington, dc that they are

sir clive sinclair, who's died at the age of 81. that's it.w, and friday promises to be a decent day for many of us — but not everywhere. some of us are in for some rain, at least thick cloud, and that'll be across western parts of the uk. the reason for it is this weather front — it's a very slow—moving weather front, and it's going to stall across western parts of the british isles. and you can see it here approaching ireland and also the irish sea early in the morning on friday, whereas many parts of wales and england remain dry. a very mild morning, temperatures in some spots in northern ireland and western scotland won't be any cooler than 15 celsius. so, here's the forecast for the morning and into the afternoon. tou can see that very narrow weather front from the tip of cornwall across the irish sea into the western isles — this is where most of the rain will fall — but across much of wales and nearly all of england, the weather's looking absolutely fine for some sunshine. this is bbc news. the headlines... china has condemned a new sec

and i got to say your cat, clive? >> clive is, yeah. >> jimmy: ready to see the cutest cat ever?fit. >> jimmy: yeah, here's clive right here [ audience aws ] and this -- clive just going for a -- [ laughter ] now, did clive dress himself or did - [ light laughter ] >> no. he didn't dress himself but he's up for it so he will put his little arms up [ audience aws ] you know -- because that's a a baby's onesie that i cut a a hole in for his tail, so he's -- it's like -- it's quite hard putting a baby in those >> jimmy: it really is gosh, he's just a star >> he really is. >> jimmy: i mean, people freak out. they love him. >> oh, god, yeah they're much more excited to meet him than me now a days. >> jimmy: no [ light laughter ] you also did an amazing thing during quarantine when we were all stuck inside you and your friends remade shot-for-shot freddy mercury and queen, "i want to break free" video. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: and this is a picture of you that -- [ light laughter ] >> i mean, it's uncanny, isn't it >> jimmy: it's uncanny but i love that you did this again, why do you do

and tributes are paid to sir clive sinclair, the home computing pioneer who's died at the age of 81. hello, and welcome. the uk government is expected to announce changes today to the rules for international travel. among them could be a simpler traffic light system for green, amber and red list countries and fewer tests. our transport correspondent caroline davis reports. sunshine, but no—one sunbathing. 80% of the guests at this hotel in turkey would have been british in a normal year. turkey went on the red list in may, meaning anybody travelling from there to the uk has to quarantine in a hotel. since then it has been a difficult summer, but they are holding out hope it can change. we have just about survived but it has been very, very challenging. at the moment we are very, very quiet. so to get the british market for a sort of go ahead at this stage, it could take us through to the end of october, maybe even november. at the moment it is very, very important.— very, very important. there are now 62 countries _ very, very important. there are now 62 countries on _ very, very imp

he brought the colour to the game, clive. exactly, exactly.side of the country which saw the cloud and the showers. further west, we had the best of the sunshine. now, this week is also going to be a tale of two halves. we're starting the week off on a fine note, with a ridge of high pressure, plenty of sunshine, and it will be quite warm. by the end of the week, low pressure takes over, bringing a risk of gates and it will feel cooler for us all as well. now, eastern england continues to see these weather fronts through the evening and the overnight period, lingering around east anglia and the south—east. i think most of the thunderstorms will fizzle out, but there will still be some heavier bursts of rain there. some more cloud pushing into western scotland, perhaps northern ireland by the end of the night. but, elsewhere, under clear skies and light winds, it's going to turn quite chilly, with temperatures dipping into single figures for many, a little bit of mist and fog developing. but still quite mild in the south—east with that weather

i'm clive myrie. the headlines: the england and tottenham footballing legend jimmy greaves has died. he was 81. the government says it's confident there's no risk to energy supplies for customers, amid soaring gas prices and warnings more businesses could go bust. sir ed davey says only the lib dems can deprive borisjohnson of a majority at the next election, and he urges activists to reach out to voters, in traditional tory heartlands. the presidents of france and america are to speak in the coming days to try to ease tensions caused by a new security pact involving the us, the uk and australia. the actorjohn challis — best known for playing boycie in only fools and horses — has died at the age of 79. the liberal democrat leader sir ed davey has said his party can win seats from the conservatives in areas where traditional tory voters have been taken for granted. at his party conference, he's attacked the government's handling of coronavirus, trade and climate change. he's also proposed a system of c

i'm clive myrie.ing gas prices and warnings more businesses could go bust. sir ed davey says only the lib dems can deprive borisjohnson of a majority at the next election, and he urges activists to reach out to voters, in traditional tory heartlands. the presidents of france and america are to speak in the coming days to try to ease tensions caused by a new security pact involving the us, the uk and australia. the actorjohn challis — best known for playing boycie in only fools and horses — has died at the age of 79.

good evening, clive.ure they were ahead of the game in case safe standing is introduced in the future. and the majority of fans i've spoken to tonight are in favour of safe standing. they say it would create a better atmosphere, create more choice for fans, and that it might actually be safer for those that want to sit or stand. but this is an emotive subject. for more than 25 years, a blanket ban on standing at football matches has been in place in the top two divisions in england and wales. the reality, though, is that persistent standing has become a common sight at grounds. when premier league bosses met today, the significant, but seemingly surprising announcement, came of a trial of safe standing. what do you think of safe standing? great, it's brilliant. terrific idea. would you be in favour of being an early adopter at aston villa? yes, i might be. premier league and championship clubs have been invited to sign up to pilots beginning injanuary. campaigners called this a vital step. for us, today i

high, clive. the next where the picture today. low mist and val, some outbreaks of rain as well and that front has barely budged through the day today. these rain bearing weather fronts you can see on the chart will basically take the whole of the weekend before they get eastwards across all areas. really slow moving fronts. overnight, still some fairly hefty rain across eastern scotland but the rain across eastern scotland but the rain will tend to become lighter and drizzly in nature really across the western parts of england and wales as well. mist and fog patches forming around the coast and hills, but temperature polite overnight quite mild, 10—11i, then tomorrow is not a bad start to the weekend. across eastern wales, central and eastern england, the weather brightens up some sunshine. they should be some brighter weather as well for parts of western scotland and northern ireland but later in the day along the fronts we will probably start to see some showers breaking out, could be quite heavy. temperatures their highest aga

sir clive sinclair, _ shooting video. age of 81. he invented the zx computers, the slimline pocket calculator and even the sinclair— calculator and even the sinclair c5 electric vehicle. and — sinclair c5 electric vehicle. and in— sinclair c5 electric vehicle. and in south korea google was fined _ and in south korea google was fined $170 million for blocking android — fined $170 million for blocking android customisations. in other— android customisations. in other google news of the internet giant has landed a 7000 — internet giant has landed a 7000 kilometre subsea cable in the uk — 7000 kilometre subsea cable in the uk. the great hopper line runs— the uk. the great hopper line runs from _ the uk. the great hopper line runs from new york to bute in cornwall _ runs from new york to bute in cornwall. the company says that it will— cornwall. the company says that it will allow for 17.5 million peddle _ it will allow for 17.5 million people to stream 4k video concurrently. it is not expected to be operational until— expecte

and sir clive sinclair, the home computing pionneer, has died at the age of 81.

. >> reporter: for clive jackson, fuel for his generator more precious than water. >> i'm on diesel now and i can't get diesel so, i mean, once that goes, it goes. >> what then >> that's it hospitals are still relying on generators, but as ida struck, neurosurgeons faced a patient emergency. >> we brought them into the operating room as i was taking a piece of a skull right off temporarily. >> in the middle of a hurricane. >> in the middle of a hurricane. >> the lights started flickering and dr. smith looked at me and said, i guess we'll do the whole thing under candlelight. >> reporter: the lights came back on just in time tonight thousands of line crews racing against time fighting brutal heat and ida's aftermath to bring one disaster to a close. and tonight the governor says more than 25,000 linemen from 22 states have converged on louisiana. but even with all that help, the main energy provider says while some could see power back on in 48 hours, there is no definite timetable on when that grid will be fully online tom? >> morgan chesky for us tonight morgan, thank you. >>> in the w

clive? a reminder of our top story. two more energy firms supplying hundreds of thousands of customers have gone bust. the regulator warns more could follow. that's it. now on bbc one, let'sjoin our news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — safe standing gets the government greenlight, the football supporters association says it's a victory for ordinary people. say cheese, the european�*s are looking to win over the american fans ahead of the ryder cup. and a bleak picture for swimmers, with a billion pounds needed to stop thousands of pools closing by the end of the decade. hello and welcome to sportsday. from the new year, fans will be able to stand at selected grounds in the premier league and championship, something that has been banned since 1994. today clubs have been given the opportunity to join a pilot programme and offer licensed standing areas. we'll hear from the football supporters association in a moment who have campaigned for this for decades but first let's cross live to stamford bridge

and tributes are paid to sir clive sinclair, the home computing pioneer who's died at the age of 81.

were really fortunate for our first new york performances, the big critic from the new york times, cliveiting thing in ballet". and so, he gave us the little nod and people were saying, "oh, ok, let's go see them. "let's see if they are any good." ten years after that, i would see young people walking into the studio with a sense of ownership. "of course i can be a ballet dancer." and that was the most beautiful thing in the world to me that they had no question whereas i had nothing but question. in a sense, dance theatre of harlem was ahead of its time. so now, yes, there is a desire to bring more diversity to ballet. it is notjust about being perfect on balance in a tutu. that's just a sliver of what ballet can say. the wonderful dancers of the dance theatre of harlem, there. and now you see the connection with martin luther king junior, right? just a reminder you can watch witness history every month on the bbc news channel or you can catch up with all our films and more than 1000 radio programmes on our website. just search for bbc witness history. let's now turn to one of the most

thank you, clive it's been a pleasure talking with you here you go.hank you very much. >> a legend who always seemed to have a smile on his face. >> it's a tough job, but somebody had to do it >> we will miss him. >>> when we come back, the schools making extreme house calls to get children back into the classroom. so many students stopped going to school during the pandemic. >>> plus, how fights over vaccine status are now dividing families >>> back now with our nbc series "kids under pressure" and what's being called the lost generation of students far too many childre have simply stopped attending classes during the confusion and challenges of remote learning. now some schools are going to extremes to get them back, even going door to door looking for them ron allen has more >> reporter: with school about to start this week -- >> sign in. >> reporter: -- kenneth chapman and his team hit the streets of detroit going door to door. >> hello. >> reporter: trying to contact and engage families with schoolchildren. >> you guys ready to go back to school.

. >> reporter: president clinton and a then 22-year-old intern, lewinsky, depicted by actors clive owen>> hello? >> hey. >> hi, handsome. >> how was your first day? >> every depiction of monica that i read, that i researched, monica herself, would say she was a bundle of contradictions at the time. so she was incredibly confident, but very insecure. incredibly naive, and also very savvy. >> i'd be fired. >> reporter: a nearly unrecognizable sarah paulson plays linda tripp, gaining more than 30 pounds, wearing prosthetics. she was also one of the show's executive producers. the real-life linda tripp sat down with abc news in 2001, defending her actions with monica. >> she essentially accosted me coming into the pentagon, pulled me into the cafeteria, blurted it out. she said, i've been involved in an affair for a long time. >> why did you tape monica lewinsky? >> i found myself in the personal crosshairs of the president of the united states. remember, i was going into an as was monica.uation, as was he- they were both going to lie. they said, essentially, i'm going to lie, he's going to

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. >> 28 year-old beanie feldstein stars is the former white house intern clive owen plays her secretesident clinton was your first did you know that you embody the charisma. president bill clinton. no, i mean, when they first came to me i thought a hugely did not touch. >> any winner sarah paulson gained 30 pounds transforming herself for her role as monica's former friend linda tripp. my calls mark. >> it was startling to see myself for the first time. and at the same time, i thought, oh, there she is. >> other transformations a teeth as hillary clinton and that anna lee ashford as paula jones who sued clinton for harassment. what actually did you do to transform into her physically. i spent about 3 hours in the hair makeup trailer. we did. >> multiple legs. i had 3 says at one and then i also had a prosthetic nose. >> and make sure you tune in to e t tonight because drew barrymore is our special guest calls. she's telling us all about the new season of her show and its premiere episode with jennifer aniston. hello. now it's going to be a good time plus, she has a britney secret for

. >> fire chief clive topical says people will have to be self-sufficient as it will take a few days for emergency resources to be up and running because the morning because air quality still isn't great. >> if you have any health problems, it might not be the best time come back up. if you're in a safe place get our quality staring at a little bit of good news to kony is soaking it in. but officials are hoping people are prepared. if things get worse and the warning is upgraded to order. i have the trailer ready and pack still. >> frank of the accusations. i'm ready to go. gurajpal sangha fox 40 news to another fire that we are monitoring the dixie fire. it is now 56% contained. >> the second largest fire in our state's history has now burned more than 900,000 acres and get this across 5 counties. we did learn a firefighter died on the fire in the fire works for the u.s. forest service and died of an illness while assigned to the fire. officials say the firefighter was not actively on the front lines when he died. so far. the name of the fieefighter has not been released to the publ

the national news with the clive myrie is up the government holds urgent talks with energy suppliers.up, too. food production costs have been affected. the meat industry warns there could be supply problems. the government says energy security is an "absolute priority" and we�*re not heading for a winter crisis. also tonight... as america admits a drone strike killed ten afghan civilians by mistake, relatives say the us apology isn�*t enough... this was america�*s last act of war before it pulled out of afghanistan, and the decision to fire the missile smacks of panic. and what a legacy. pop up clinics for freshers�* week. the drive to get students covid jabbed, as university life gets back to normal. commentator: that's unbelievable! and some stunning fielding helps the kent spitfires beat somerset in the t20 blast cricket final. good evening. the business secretary, kwasi kwarteng, says the government doesn�*t expect energy supply emergencies this winter as wholesale gas prices rise sharply. he was speaking after holding urgent talks with energy companies, following steep rises in c

sir clive sinclair, who popularised home computing has died at the age of 81.uters, the slimline pocket calculator and even the c5 electric pod. and in south korea google was fined $170 million for blocking android customisations. in other google news, the internet giant has landed a 7000 kilometre subsea cable in the uk. the great hopper line runs from new york to bute in cornwall. the company says that it will allow for 17.5 million people to stream 4k video concurrently. it is not expected to be operational until 2022. australian researchers pioneered a world first 3d imaging system for detecting skin cancer. this full body scanner helps track moles and skin spots to identify melanoma early on, with al tools that supports the image—based detection process. and finally, space tourism has boldly entered a new era as space x wants its first all civilian mission with a crew of four trained to perform experiments while circling the earth for several days. the team are travelling in a space x dragon capsule which is set to splash down on the coast of florida is th

the national news with the mastermind clive myrie is up next here on the news channel — stay with us.th representatives of the energy industry, about the sharp rise in wholesale gas prices. there are warnings the increased costs already affecting some businesses could also mean higher bills for domestic consumers. it�*s understood that four small energy companies are set to go bust next week. energy companies are set strong global demand is one of the reasons prices are at record highs. here�*s our business correspondent, katy austin. gas is a key source of the energy that heats our homes and power our industries. since the start of the year, wholesale prices have soared, prompting the government to hold talks with the energy industry today. reasons for the increases include high demand. we today. reasons for the increases include high demand.— today. reasons for the increases include high demand. we are going to be talkin: include high demand. we are going to be talking about _ include high demand. we are going to be talking about how— include high demand. we are going to be talking

you're watching the bbc news, with clive myrie.r salesman boycie in only fools and horses, has died. he was 79 and had cancer. i've been speaking to keith bishop, vice—president of the only fools and horses appreciation society, who's been reflecting onjohn challis's life and career. i've known boycie for 40 years, but i've known the manjohn for 25 years, and i must admit i have had a tear or two at the news, something that i'd known he hadn't been well for a little while, but when you finally get that call, and sort of say, "sadlyjohn�*s passed away," it does, it makes things a bit more real, i suppose, and it is a sad day. i mean, the world has lost a comedy legend really. his career spanned many, many years from being in crossroads and coronation street, doctor who, but as everybody says, the main character was boycie, everybody knew hims as boycie, everybody knew him as boycie, and he always had so much time for you as well. i mean, i'm privileged to be able to call him a friend as well, and i only spoke to him on the phone pro

this is bbc news, i'm clive myrie. the prime minister has made major changes to his top team in afar reaching cabinet reshuffle. dominic raab is demoted from foreign secretary to justice secretary and replaced by liz truss. the education secretary gavin williamson is sacked — nadim zahawi is stepping into hisjob. robert buckland and robertjenrick also lost their posts ofjustice and housing secretaries. while michael gove moved from the chancellor of the duchy of lancaster to become the new housing secretary. much more on all those changes in the next hour. in our other news... the rising cost of eating out helps inflation hit its highest level in almost a decade. after two years in a syrian refugee camp — shamima begum — who left the uk as a teenager to join the islamic state group — begs to be allowed to return home. facebook is accused of keeping secret internal research which shows that using instagram can damage the mental health of teenage girls. and the amateur astronauts — how four civilians who've never been to

those 30 years, he generated $1 billion of income forjive records, started by one of your continent, clivethe money he made when he sold jive and has a record was named in the first lawsuit a 15—year—old girl, who said kelly sexually abused her when she was 15 and 1991 and brought the first civil lawsuit and jive records was named on it. the music industry has known about this. and done nothing. do you think that is just indicative of the way the music industry has been run over the last two decades? do you think it is still a problem?— it is still a problem? yes, es, i it is still a problem? yes, yes. i don't— it is still a problem? yes, yes, i don't believe - it is still a problem? yes, | yes, i don't believe things have changed. i think the reckoning is coming only belatedly to the music industry. there is a lot of ground to cover. i industry. there is a lot of ground to cover.- industry. there is a lot of ground to cover. i know that our kelly — ground to cover. i know that our kelly has _ ground to cover. i know that our kelly has had _ ground to cover. i know that our kelly has had a

and clive driscoll is the detective. yes. : .. . clive driscoll is the detective.ral compass that, this is wrong and it needs to be put right. it is very simple. it isjust common needs to be put right. it is very simple. it is just common sense. it simple. it isjust common sense. it is good to see you here this morning. thank you very much. thank ou for morning. thank you very much. thank you for having — morning. thank you very much. thank you for having me. _ morning. thank you very much. thank you for having me. we _ morning. thank you very much. thank you for having me. we should - morning. thank you very much. thank you for having me. we should say, i you for having me. we should say, stehen you for having me. we should say, stephen ayres _ you for having me. we should say, stephen ayres on _ you for having me. we should say, stephen ayres on monday - you for having me. we should say, stephen ayres on monday at i you for having me. we should say, stephen ayres on monday at 9pm | you for having me. we should say, i stephen ayres on monday at 9pm on itv. all epi

there is quite a bit written about sir clive sinclair.ions. his determination was he was working on designs believing a flying car was technically entirely possible. that is where he was act. he had never given up on it. and was working on it to the end. and way back, famously, he made small calculators. they used to be huge, bigger than a laptop, and he made little calculators. himself, apparently, he never used a calculator. he relied on a slide rule for calculations. he invented it but never used it. quite confusing in themselves, slide rules. a very clever man. despite the easing of coronavirus restrictions, some families in england say they're still not being allowed to see loved ones living in care homes as often as they'd like. more than a quarter—of—a—million people have signed a petition calling on the government to do more, amid claims some homes aren't following official guidance. breakfast�*s jayne mccubbin has more. it's my escape from the nursing home. drawn by archie, my grandson. a wheelchair here. and flames coming out. a

my name is john clive much. [applause] i have the honor of being executive director of the ronald reagan presidential foundation and institute and i just want to thank all of you for joining us this evening. please join us for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. to the republic, for which it stands. one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. please be seated there are a few persons i would like to make sure we recognize this evening and i would like to start with governor christie's wife, mary pat thank you. [applause] the man known well in the's parts. [applause] and one of my bosses the reagan foundation trustee and his wife karen and son james. thank you. [applause] we are honored to have all of you with us as the reagan library continues the time for choosing speakers series. the 57th anniversary next month of the speech in which present reagan not yet a candidate for any office made that phrase famous and those who studied the pr

you nodded, clive, there's no harm by making people wear masks.ple wear masks. you've got nicola sturgeon who has politcised this since day one. she loves _ politcised this since day one. she loves putting the boot into england. you've _ loves putting the boot into england. you've got _ loves putting the boot into england. you've got people, this was henry's statement _ you've got people, this was henry's statement earlier which was right, some _ statement earlier which was right, some who — statement earlier which was right, some who won't wear masks for a political— some who won't wear masks for a political statement. we did one or two things— political statement. we did one or two things that wouldn't hurt the nation _ two things that wouldn't hurt the nation and could result injust a few people not dying, which is what surely this— few people not dying, which is what surely this is all about. henry, it should be said that the majority of people in scotland believe nicola sturgeon handled the pandemic pretty well. both speak.- pandemic pretty w

andrew clive gilbert. my cousin, jenine nicole gonzalez. of that smile continues to guide our family every single day. i ask that every single one of us here call upon the strength of our loved ones to help navigate us through tough times. dennis m carey, senior. and my big brother. we love... chokes up. we love and miss you every day. you will never be forgotten. after bravely rushing into danger that day, hundreds of first responders who died were honoured at the fire house in the city. presidents past and present paid their respects, including the man who presided over the us at the time, george w bush. like the current president, he talked about the importance of unity and contrasted america today with the american then. when it comes to the unity of america, those days seem distant from our own. malign force seems at work in our common life, that turns every disagreement into an argument, and every argument into a clash of cultures. so much of our politics has become a naked appeal to anger, fear and resentment. it was noticeable that