deborah: of course.ause we think of ourselves as a coalition and we've been doing this for so many years, and where we are rolling now, probably 16 regions now out of 20, consensus this deep, you don't see any risk for democracy. this should be the same. i understand the far left has been complaining against meloni, trying to give this image of her as her policies that could be seen as negative or dangerous on the outside, but i feel reassured about that. francine: i know probably the markets would be afraid of the far left policies. the questions the markets have now is who is your jim maloney -- georgia meloni. in her first speech, she said now is the time to go on with the business ahead and this is why there are so many questions, she going to be far right or more moderate? deborah: i think she will be very concrete because she loves her country and i think she will do all possible things, together with ourselves. with other allies to do the best for the country in a difficult situation, as any other

deborah roberts, also with us.urse, deborah, she was the queen, but she was also a mother, a grandmother, a great-grandmother and how proud she would have been of her family today. >> and you couldn't forget that. as extreesh yating as this time probably was, david, it was defined by family. and i spoke with king charles' former communications director said no doubt this new king drew strength from seeing his family together. william and harry, putting aside their differences. accompanying their grandmother's coffin at that individual with their cousins, a first, really, with the grandkids. but that image today that most of us will never forget, george, 9-year-old george, who is heir to his throne and his 7-year-old sister charlotte, also there at the funeral. and reminding us of the future of this monarchy and this is, at the end of the day, about family. >> deborah roberts, it's been wonderful to have you here, as well. thank you, deborah, james longman, and the entire team today. our thanks to everyone for their

deborah brosnan, _ greatest assets. deborah brosnan, thanks - greatest assets. late in new york and we hope that week goes well, what remains. i'll see you soon. that all for me. have a good day. hello, there. the weather is going to be changing through the rest of this week. but on wednesday, temperatures reached 22 degrees in surrey, but also in the northeast of scotland, where we had some sunshine for a while. towards the northwest of scotland, things were rather different, and looming large, really, on the satellite picture, is this broad band of cloud that is heading down from the northwest. it's due to a weather front, of course, and that weather front notjust bringing cloud, but this band of rain. that wetter weather is pushing further into scotland and northern ireland. and that weather front will take the rain southeastwards over the next couple of days, pushing away the warmer air ahead of it, and replacing things with more of a northwesterly breeze, bringing cooler conditions, following the rain. but the rain is still falling, early on thursday mornin

deborah, thank you. later tonight right here on abc, deborah will be with me and the entire team, a look at queen elizabeth's life and a look ahead at king charles' reign. the extraordinary images and footage rarely seen, and what our team discovered poring through the archives today. also her fashion and what she said about her colorful outfits all these years. we love that quote. and, of course, how she steered millions through so many passages. "queen elizabeth ii, passing of the crown," it's a special edition of "20/20" tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern, 8:00 central on abc. >>> and then later tonight on this broadcast, the queen and her beloved corgis, in her own words on why she loved them so. >>> but we will get to the other news here tonight and when we come back, the record heat wave and now the tropical storm slamming southern california. we're tracking a hurricane as well that will affect the east in a moment. when it was time to sign up for a medicare plan... mom didn't know which way to turn. but

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that deborah sampson act required v.a. to establish a comprehensive anti-harassment and anti-assault policy. i look forward to hearing from our witness on her neck -- witnesses on enactment of this policy. however, i am disappointed to be sitting here again as i was a 2020 because the v.a. equal opportunity program is still not compliant with federal laws and regulations. many findings of the gao are unresolved. this continues to harm the ability of v.a. to bring justice and support to employees who experience sexual harassment. at the 2020 hearing, i voiced concern that the v.a. timeline to implement gao priority recommendations are taking way too long. two years later, we are here once again. and today, i hope we will not be hearing the same premises and excuses -- same promises and excuses. the deputy secretary declined to be here today. i expect the deputy secretary to lead from the front, take responsibility and voice commitments to immediately resolve this issue for v.a. employees. as far as i see, there is no sense

deborah haynes, sky news >>> president biden set to meet at the white house tomorrow with the familiesr brittney griner and former u.s. marine paul whelan both serve lengthy prison sentences in russia. the meetings we're told will be held separately. president biden has yet to speak face to face with those families the goal is to reassure them they're committed to getting them home safely. >> i would love to say the purpose of this meeting is to inform the families that the russians have accepted our offer, but that is not what we're seeing in these negotiations at this time. look, as we have said, the russians should accept our offer. they should accept our offer today. we will keep working dig gently until the day we get to share that good news >> for months now, the white house has been negotiating with russia to get the two americans released two senior officials tell nbc news, russia is demanding a two for two deal, brittney griner in exchange for viktor bout and paul whelan in exchange for an unnamed russian spy. that spy is in u.s. custody right now. >>> and now another live loo

here's abc's deborah roberts. >> the woman king. >> reporter: viola davis is truly cinematic royalty. for decades. from her oscar-winning turn in "fences" -- >> don't you think i had drimts and hopes? what about my life, what about me? >> reporter: to her emmy-winning role in the abc show "how to get away with murder." >> that's what it costs to change the world. >> reporter: it's her latest film -- >> we fight not just for today, but for the future! >> reporter: "the woman king," she calls her magnum opus. >> there is no white savior in the movie, none. we're the ones leading this narrative. >> reporter: the movie, set in the 1800s, tells the remarkable story inspired by true events of the igoge, an elite, fearless squad of all-female military warriors protecting the african kingdom of dehomey from slave traders. >> most people will not know about this story. what led you to fight to tell this story? >> you've never seen anything like this. nobody believes that black women can lead a story and lead a global box office. we need to normalize it. because you have no idea what the fight

michelle. gov was hugely influential and deborah bassetti herself that he was one of the crucial initiators of the end of the cold war because of his ability to open up. also to the u. s. he opened up to europeans. he essentially led all the former countries belonging to the soviet union decide their own pass, and he wanted to reform the soviet union. but in the end, of course, that led to the soviet union's collapse. but this is something where bab abbas was very clear. this is something that cannot be forgotten and it is something all germans understand without michelle garbage of german reunification wouldn't have been possible. it's this is just a fact and the fact that it became a peaceful process is also attributed to him. this was not a collapse where some violent force went in and essentially said this is it. the wall came down peacefully. it was brought down by the people. and this was because of that special atmosphere where you had a leader in the soviet union called mikhail gorbachev. that created that atmosphere and that gave the people the confidence that it could be done. i t

deborah actually went to had the charges. why the suspended over and above that 6? wow, going president, who kenyatta is not moment right? now numbered with a router is about the 2nd, the 2nd president, can you not diploma a criminal called thank you. change the election campaigns different this time. so how they found it back that way. but for it to focus count, it was much less than it was. ok mark, and we'll leave it there for now. thank you very much for the moment. markham web live for us. there will be where the swearing in ceremony of the new president william roto will begin in a few minutes. still ahead on al jazeera, an education crisis in easton democratic republic of congo as thousands as children enforces skip violence. this is skips whole rather because of rental violence and new york fashion we games or greater diversity been reading say the industry still has much today. ah . he has begun the the full world cup is on its way to cattle hook your travel package today. we have a new temperature record for france for the month of september. hey one. so h

deborah haines, sky news. >> and we'll be hearing from deborah throughout today.iously, our mind is very much focused also on king charles and when we'll see him again. in about an hour's time, 45 minutes, there abouts, he'll be addresses both houses of parliament at westminster hall where members will meet to express their condolences after the queen's death last thursday. standing by. what's going to happen? >> good morning. king charles will come to the house in the next hour or so. we expect him to arrive shortly after 10:00. he will then receive addresses from both leaders of the house. both speaker of the house and the speaker of the lords. they'll make short speeches offering condolences. to give you context, the last time this happened was a decade ago and it was the queen to celebrate her diamond jubilee. she gave an address to both houses of parliament in the westminster hall behind me. you can hardly see. the queen gave an address and parliament put up in westminster hall a special stained glass window to commemorate her diamond jubilee. he gave the add

jericka. >> duncan: deborah patta for us in kyiv, we thank you. millions of travelers this labor day weekend are headed home. that means busy highways and crowded airports, as summer comes to its unofficial end. cbs's omar villafranca is at dallas-fort worth international airport with more. >> reporter: a.a.a. says almost a third of americans are expected to travel for labor day weekend, with the majority hitting the road. for drivers heading back home, they'll find some relief at the pump. the nationwide average for a gallon of regular gas is $3.79, higher than last year, but down 83 cents from this year's memorial day weekend. >> you shorten up where you can. but, like, it's labor day. we want to go on vacation. >> reporter: despite the dip in gas prices, the price tag to travel is up across the board. >> everything is more expensive. air travel is more expensive, hotels are more expensive, rental cars are more expensive. >> reporter: as for those traveling by air, more than 12 mllion people will pass through american airports for the holiday. a

a city of deborah and he spent more than a year in prison. however, he succeeded in coming to turkey on his 2nd attempt. had it used to be an id engineer in syria. but now he's forced to work as a construction worker in ga santa paula, where his co workers often jochen about his degree chevalier. my, for letting me on it, my colleagues say of i'd worked as a construction worker in syria. it would be better for me instead of studying engineering, because here i can't make use of it. i'm trying to cut down an expenses. the high cost of living is making it impossible to miss out basic needs, but at least my children are safe here. but given my low celery, it's difficult to build a future for them. i found in the garage. i had the, our last name dorothy saline would, in the country seating refugees were hoping for a better and safer life in turkey. but many say they now planned to seek asylum somewhere else, ideally, in a european country. however, with so many financial and legal obstacles that to him seems far fetched. this was said that o jaze

her sister though, who deborah just brought up, was also a rebel in her own way. her sister had a much more conventional marriage and married another temple priest. even though she had been raised the family was complaining about her and she wasn't nice or helpful and finally her father-in-law wrote to her parents if she doesn't change her behavior, i'm building a cage and i'm putting her in this cage. that seemed to us absolutely crazy putting your daughter-in-law in a cage, but this was a common kind of household punishment because the idea was the family had to have a way of controlling people it was a good way to keep tabs on them and show the community that you are doing something about this person. there are memoirs from the period of people that spent months. >> this is a book that fundamentally without being subconsciously so about the craft about how is it that we know what we know and what do we do when we want to know stuff and we can't find it out. for me, a great example is how you deal with the moment when she makes a break for it. will you tell us a

sunday morning interview programme, followed on monday by the arrival of the new ceo of bbc news, deborahme minister starts in the job on tuesday. we're keen to hear your reactions to any of those new beginnings or anything you see or hear on bbc news and we'll do our best to get editors on to respond. you can e—mail newswatch at bbc.code.uk or you can find us on twitter at newswatch bbc. you can call us on 03700106676 and do have a look at our website for previous interviews — bbc.co.uk/newswatch. we will be back to hear your thoughts. goodbye. hello there. september can often be a contrasting month as the battle between summer and autumn really takes shape. in fact, on friday, we saw a high of 27 celsius — 80 fahrenheit — in suffolk. it was pretty humid as well. but out to the west was a different story and as we head through the weekend, we will see heavy, thundery rain with the wettest of the weather continuing out to the west and the winds, well, strengthening to gusts in excess of 40mph at times. so this low pressure not really going very far, very fast, and it will flick these fron

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deborah correspondent, phoebe kong with a more phoebe a 2 and a half years to get to this point. how are people reacting this is definitely an aside. ting start up to get hung come back to normal though. this is only like one of the very cautious steps to connect hunk to reconnect hunk on with the rest of the well, that are ones at the government who announced the a relaxation matches. people rush to book tickets and secure our flight to i travel to around world, and particularly in some of the a very popular destination in how and asia are. for example, japan thailand, the taiwan on that. like, for example, a hong kong flagship kerry. at cathay pacific lapse i has recorded at hand both of ah traffic things. the announcement of the relaxation matches that some of the i a travel agency they, they have did hacked it a 5 to sex. both of flight searches are seeing the announcement of the new meshes so on. these are new matches. that definitely is boosting outbound travel. but on the other hand, business community is still very concerned about the, the, the, the progress of opening up

. >> here from deborah in snellville, georgia. >> thank you so much. this is just a delight, i am such a big fan ever since you became the librarian of congress. could you talk to us about your personal book collection? how many volumes you have and other than history, what is your next favorite category to read and collect? secondly, do you think you will ever write a memoir? >> those are great questions. >> i am smiling because i love books and reading so i have books in just about every place in my apartment. except the bathrooms. that's one thing, don't do that. i have african-american history, i have been collecting that for years and years. mysteries. i love mysteries. i started out with josephine -- my aunt gave me one. i love mysteries that take place in bookstores and libraries. there is one of the authors here today who just wrote a cool book called bookish people. you also wanted to know, remind me because you got me going. >> memoir. >> there are two things that i always dream about or thought about and a lot of library and see either ownin

d deborah dot com, forward slash e share. and as ever, you can follow us on facebook and twitter back tomorrow at the same time. we'll see you then go back. ah, do you like it? do you want it? okay, then buckle up, put the pedal to the metal and let's ride with read on d w a ah, the leaders of china and russia meet and it was pakistan. we'll look at what there are no limits. partnership has meant in recent months for trade in energy and where it could be leading also on our show gas prices are on the rise again in europe. we'll take a closer look at e. u plans to provide relief to households by tapping into utility revenues. and we'll visit norway, where a summer drought is having an outside effect on one of europe's biggest energy suppliers. hello and welcome to the show. i'm seeing busy in berlin, russian president vladimir putin and china's she, jim ping, our meeting and his back as dan today, had of a regional summit touted as a challenge to western global influence. on the meeting of the shanghai cooperation organization

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deborah correspondent, zachary li reports as mega worker into one. what use up works hard to support his family. big humpty, indonesia, his neighbor, been interested in politics on the race intentions between china and taiwan. have started to worry him. a lot of my family and indonesia is asking if it's still safety and whether they'll be a conflict. if the worst happens, they've asked me to just come home and his colleagues know, talk about tie one china relations every day. at his bending over 7 years in taiwan . you could never have imagined me into plan a war time you vacation. they get worried about a war here, especially since the u. s. did not intervene in the war and ukraine. for now, i don't think the possibility of war is very high, but i haven't heard of any evacuation plan. i don't have a how has nearly 700000 my good workers, mostly phone, been in the lisa in the philippines while a half of them working in manufacturing factories, others working at givers or nanny killed up a new gun is one of them. she lip lip lip pins to come to tie on

they deborah correspondence, zachary li reports as a mega worker in taiwan. when use up law works hard to support his family back home . he, indonesia, he's never been interested in politics. i'll erase intentions between china and taiwan. have started to worry him for my family. indonesia is asking if it's still safe here, man. and whether there will be a conflict. but yeah, if the worst happens, they've asked me to just come home. i know that about the buddha and his colleagues . now talk about tie one china relations every day. after spending over 7 years in taiwan, he could never have imagined need in to plan a war time vacation. to get a worried about a war here, especially since the u. s. did not intervene in the warn ukraine medical. i know you that for now, i don't think the possibility of wars very high. but i haven't heard of any evacuation plan either. i mean by the iowa william de la tower has nearly 700000 migrant workers, mostly on vin, them in the lisa in the philippines. molar, half of them worked in, in many victory in factories. others worki

the deborah dot com forward slash asia. that's it for today. we'll see you at the same time to morrow. goodbye. ah. a thoughts? they will credit you for one, making the headline to bend. what's behind d. w. news africa. they show that the issues have been the continent. life is slowly getting back to normal. yeah. well, the streets to give you in the report on the inside our cars, on the ground reporting from across the continent and all the trend stuff, the mazda u. t. w. is africa every friday on dw with i'm joined by in that equal letter. he's a former italian prime minister and he's also the lead candidate of the potato, democratic or so. the democrats in italy, italians are heading to the polls on the 25th of september to elect a new government. but mister letter, thank you very much for joining us. your rival da da maloney from the brothers of italy is currently leading in the polls. how do you intend to win against her? we have we have one final week in the electoral campaign. in this final week we will work very hard on many subjects. f

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there's always a lot more to do, deborah appreciate your comment. mrs. jamieson i want to give the finest final minute and a half year for. >> along the same line. we need to fix some of the weight which politicians campaign. but kenneth run for president say if i am elected i will and then they tell you they're going to do something. my usual response to that is yes, if you have your party in control the house and senate and they agree with you on that. and if they have enough votes to break a filibuster. the way in which we campaign in a racist because people that you promised me you're going to do p that. you did not do that. now which of value out of office. when in fact a person can do that of the constitutional system and for very good reason. one of the reasons we have across the system it takes multiple players in our system to get laws passed and enacted and held to be constitutional as protect to get some in in saying okay, i'm the president i'm going to do whatever i want. >> the policy of the university of pennsylvania confiding on twitter an

not a lot of discussion of these votes this deborah sites. as for what people on the ground of saying why he is not a lot of incentive people that are actually asked. typical questions do. so in public. so you do occasion his people talking about the hope that this is going to mean an end to fighting around them, but a lot, but that doesn't really seem like this is something that is really occupying people's minds right now. they connelly on the situation and rush occupied parts of ukraine. he recently visited one of the cities and now hockey region where ukrainian forces managed to push back russian troops. but as he reports, life there is still far from normal. russia is here to stay. that was the slogan, just a matter of weeks go here in kapinsky as russian officials handed out passports in the end, the russian flag came down faster than any one could have imagined. but the russian army hasn't gone far. in fact, you can hear it's artillery every few minutes, just a few kilometers away. even before the shelling stops, graham prosecutors a f

sunday morning interview programme, followed on monday by the arrival of the new ceo of bbc news, deborahnister starts on the job on tuesday. we are keen to hear your reactions to any of those new beginnings or anything you see or hear on the bbc news and we will do our best to get editors on to respond. you can e—mail newswatch at bbc.code.uk or you can find us on twitter at newswatch, bbc. you can call us on 0370 0106676 and do have a look at our website for previous interviews, bbc.co.uk/newswatch. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello. the weather has been changing during today. we've seen things starting to turn more unsettled — something of a pincer movement, really. we've seen these shower clouds down to the south starting to introduce some pretty hefty downpours into some southern areas. also a stripe of cloud working in from the west in association with this. this will be our weekend weather maker, an area of low pressure that will turn to the west of the uk, pressure that will churn to the west of the uk, throwing frontal s

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deborah reported to me that old you my senior you based on your boss with the horrible bridge or she will get you brought on another bus almost with them, but some people call them and you almost almost midnight with a go to school. when you got over a bit, i see little more when we took the resource for you. what's the medical professor? so i'm like ah articles case prediction came true within weeks the city then you keep authority sent on my dad. protest isn't amin. it's too was murray. you both a crucial industrial center in southern ukraine in the cool and you should, could it's all little screen regionally, i suppose, to live with my chest listening. okay. unless you're interested in a school, will disney call when you're mitchell? i should show moves up because all the students music from scratch point for most grade sorta that the rules and okay, and you mentioned is what it was. so sure models can ukrainian armed forces, open fire on civilians in mario on may. the nice on that day as is tradition. presidents were celebrating victory over fascism with pnc rios with with . read

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deborah is a mental shower that in ukraine force. when central asia, kyrgyzstan antique is down, continued to trade, accusations over the recent breach of a cease fire border. disputes have dogged the former soviet republics since independence 30 years ago. around half of their nearly 1000 kilometer long frontier is still contested. clash as the broker in the border bridge and in recent days left at least 24 people did. and dozens more injured. the 2 sides have been meeting this weekend to discuss, quote, stabilizing the situation and withdrawing troops. tens of thousands of residents have played the fighting in the border region. so why have these clashes flared up again? i put that question to jeff salcedo from the institute of european russian and erosion studies at carleton university in ottawa. well, the immediate reasons are a bit of a mystery. obviously, at the timing of the fact that rushers attention is turned away, we noticed they have not chosen to implicate themselves in the army asked by john conflict. and these are all

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a by deborah said no one expected the scale of this disaster . that's pretty obvious shoudl and i don't think that i'm an expert say hi, what a temperature is in the mediterranean and see lead to storms like these which are formed when warm and cold air collide. this year, italy has experienced 5 times more extreme weather events than 10 years ago. back here to germany now, the nation's famous october fast has returned to munich for the 1st time. since the start of the pandemic. after 2 year hiatus the festival opened as the mayor tap the 1st cag, and the beer started flowing. the world's biggest folk festival typically attracts millions of people to the city authority, say hospitals there will be able to cope with a potential buys in crone of virus cases. october fast runs until october 3rd. yet some of just o d. w corresponded benyamin alvarez gruber ease in munich, and earlier he told us about the atmosphere at the festival. his ride and the beard . it is already flowing there. 17 big tents. and as you can see here, behind me, they're accused

deborah sarikyanya is not afraid to publicly admit defeat and said that her supporters will become the main opposition force in the new government. on the whole, the leftists are fighting not to let opponents change the constitution of the republic are also fighting for a law that will make it easier for young migrants and their children to obtain citizenship, the rhetoric of the left italians obviously bored on this played by george miloni, who presents herself. as a fresh candidate from the people of the alternative, the elites cannot campaign on election day and the candidate addressed the voters with a veiled message cipher transparent melody in italian melon on september 25th. i said everything , the european press compares the melody with such politicians like marina lipen and viktor orbana, the head of the european commission, ursova von der leyenza, spoke a couple of days before the italian elections in the spirit that she would work with any democratically elected government in italy, but if an offensive begins . not for freedom and democracy, then a united europe has the tool

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deborah haynes, sky news. >>> president biden is set to meet with the families of brittney griner andmer u.s. marine paul whelan both serving prison sentences in russia the white house insists they are wrongfully detained. meetings will take place separately president biden has yet to speak with the families. the administration is committed to getting griner and whelan home safely. >> i would love to say the purpose of the meeting is to inform the families that the russians accepted our offer and bringing their loved ones home that is not what we are seeing in the negotiations at this time look, as we said, the russians should accept our offer. they should accept our offer today. we will keep working diligently until the day we get to share that good news >> for months, the white house has been negotiating to get the two americans released russia is demanding a 2 for 2 deal brittney griner in exchange for viktor bout and paul helan in exchange for an unnamed russian spy. that spy is in u.s. custody right now. fr>>> and now another live lookt westminster hall where queen elizabeth lies

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has, quote, no limits less than two weeks later, russia invaded ukraine sky news and their reporter deborahnes at a liberated town in northeast ukraine. >> reporter: free to show their desperation, now the russians have gone. no space for manners as they swarm the ukrainian relief truck. son, give me an eight-pack, please i have a walking stick, she says he's recovering from months of trauma under russian occupation ended in a lightning strike by ukrainian troops residents described how they felt when salvation arrived. >> translator: happiness we happen to be making it home, then the soldiers appeared, so we gave them a big plate of treats. >> translator: it became easier. >> reporter: this place was a war zone a week ago. locals told us ukrainian forces started attacking russian positions early on the 6th of september. the city was a key target in the first days of the counteroffensive, and it took three days until commanders said it was fully under ukrainian control. it's a victory the government is keen to show after days of restricting access to the front line the minister says ukraine

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