there's only a little time for dina to arrest we. it's without the fun stuff. i think i'd be so unhappy i'd struggle. it brings me so much joy bridges so much happiness. bracy so many friends and my social life, you know, they were my best friends now and they are the single parent, a very low lay people that will know you any more, you know, they the fine and they're around when the babies away. so, but you know, the last, yes, since virginia is wolves, i found tripe. i found a community of women, rough afraid and nodding them is a legendary club. virginia's wills are joined by 2 other bands from the unglamorous collective the . it's time to open the doors, then take the stage, but there is bad news. okay, well good evening everybody and welcome to rough trade notes again, how are we saying that that's not. my name's sophie. i'm in one of the 3 bands playing tonight. velvet crisis, we're going to kick things off imminently. i'm just gonna say a quote, couple of quick quotes at the beginning on behalf of our glorious found reese miller, who uh who unfortunately

was very hard on single mother's like dina. there was no child care for months and as a teacher, she had to run online classes from home. she's happy her boys can once again go next door to dina's mother in the afternoon. sweet. sweet, sweet. sweet, sweet. and i wanted to talk about the disk of the 1st time she thought the stories right? come on, then i said, if it were me to finally have a dream after either way for break time break time, what do you do? the concert and nodding them is this evening. dean is ex. we'll come by soon to pick up the kids. there's only a little time for dina to arrest we. it's without the bond stuff. i think i'd be so unhappy i'd struggle. it brings the same which door it bridges so choppy, this crazy so many friends and my social life. you know, they were my best friends now. and they as a single parent, a very lonely people that will know you anymore. you know, they the fine and they're around when the babies away. so. but you know, the last year since virginia is wolves, i found tripe. i found a

dina was there.was hardest and most honest speech i had ever given in my life i mean, obviously, i would have preferred to do it in a more low key, subtle way. >> everybody was gathered around the televisions in the newsroom. >> good afternoon. >> hundreds of people. it was so quiet. you hear a pin drop and mcgreevey says the now famous line, my truth is that i am a gay american. >> so he got there on that stage with his wife standing next to him, giving him what is the most amazing, like four minutes of side eye that anyone's ever seen. >> shamefully, i engaged in an adult, consensual affair with another man. >> there was no way that that marriage was going to survive. >> so i am decided the right course of action is to resign to facilitate a responsible transition. >> you know, my parents were there. dina was there. and i really appreciated that. >> dina was mad. >> yeah, she had a right to be mad. >> furious. but she was mad because she felt humiliated. >> yeah. >> and she had a right to. i was wr

i'm dina demetrius for matter of fact.ing up, why this co-founder of a major spirits company is actively supporting others trying to break into the industry. plus, as more pharmacies close nationwide, the failure to address pharmacy closures will worsen health disparities. a look at what could help more stay open. welcome back to. matter of fact, you might remember fawn weaver years ago, she was on the show as she researched the history of nathan or nearest green, the former slave who taught jack daniel how to distill whiskey. when i look at the story of nearest green, one of the things that was so hard for me to figure out is, is why one part of his family had money and one part did not. in 2017, she co-founded uncle nearest premium whiskey in his name. the spirits company took off. what i learned is one of his sons, because he had all daughters. that whole side, that whole branch, became poor. it wasn't even color that did that. but the fact that they were women. weaver is the first african-american woman to head a major

dina: that is an excellent question. that juxtaposition but we definitely have that. you have the people they would choose the upper eastside in new york, they tend to gravitate toward surfside. you have people who would choose tribeca or soho and they gravitate more towards the south beach area. the tech money love the venetian islands. to answer your question new money loves the same thing is old money. they love indian creek, they love being there in their 40's when it used only be for people in their 70's or 80's. luckily we have enough of a buyer pool to support incredible neighborhoods. romaine: great stuff and you have some great insights into what is going on down there. $3 billion in sales since 2021. $450 million just this year. congratulations on your success. dena: taher -- dina goldentayer. one of the biggest sales down there was the beckham's. a property they purchased on northbay road. what i love about them? are they british? are they one of you now? kriti: mi british now? can you tell by the accent? i do

you have all of dina bounced as good to have you join me now? pardon? coming from the president to his son? i thought he said he wasn't going to do this. well, you know, having a 50 days left in the office, joe biden did actually rule out the pausing of his son, hunted by them, stating that his son was post the key to full political reasons. and the charges and hunters case came about any of the several of biden's political opponents instigate to them in order to attack him and oppose his election. and there are 2 important things to mention. the 1st one being that haunted by them is the 1st song will be sitting us president, i to face criminal trial on the 2nd important thing to mention is that this sound like joe biden insisted himself, but he's not going to use his political power in order to protect his son, and as early as last month, the white house also met at the white house with a double down from that decision. the stick, listening to not only with the jury's outcome, the no matter what it is. yes. and have you been without a pardon for your s

those are the dina of conversation, where industrialization is the subject. yet another source of energy that we don't talk about as much as we should is called for additionally called was the source of energy. and i know for a fact that many african countries, the south africa, i believe, is in this space of power station that fired by quotes in kenya . there was a time when we contemplated the country to use the fill that was generated. don't go file color power, such as a vintage on many others, and they are those now who come pain us on the wrong. the struggle for clean energy . well, what's the sale of a bundle? quote, all is not good, but some of us including myself for the view the, the was, is moving in a very interesting direction that warranty is on. clean now, can be made clean, and therefore what we ought to be talking about is how do we make pain call energy costs? in my estimation for the next 20 to 30 years or even beyond, we are going to have coal as unimportant source of energy. and we also come must not a bundle it simply because we have been told we must be green. and

that we need as the continent of africa to spa, i'll you can on the growth, understand those are the dina of conversation, where industrialization is the subject yet another source of energy that we don't talk about as much as we should is quoted. for addition to the call was the source of energy. and i know for a fact that many african countries, the south africa i believe, is in this space of power station that fired by quotes in can. yeah, there was a time when we contemplated as a concrete to use the fill that was generated will go file color power such as a vendor and many others. and they are those now who come pay knows on the wrong god of this struggle for clean energy. well, i'll put that off with a bundle. quote, all is not good. but some of us, including myself for the view the, the was, is moving in a very, in cresting directions that warranty is on. the clean now can be made clean. and therefore, what we ought to be talking about is how do we make pain call energy costs? in my estimation for the next 25 years or even beyond, we are going to have coal as unimportant source of

it's in a place called dinas powys. and, er, we've always used this house. let me show you round. the greetings, when the welsh family first came up. do you know, i've no idea - what my name means in welsh. why? because i don't speak the lingo, darling. - no, in welsh, pam means why... oh. - ..or brick. very lucky to be able to choose to end it, rather than to be told, no, sorry, we don't want any more. so, er, yeah, ithink it's lovely to be able to say a very healthy farewell to it. it can't carry on after this. we can't see a way how it could. why? well, you'll have to wait and see. you'll have to wait and see. for our viewers in the uk, you can watch gavin & stacey: the making of the finale on the bbc iplayer now. and the last episode — gavin and stacey: the finale — is on bbc one at 9pm on christmas day. i'm back in a few minutes with the main news of the day. first though, here's louise lear with the christmas weather... good evening. christmas eve ushered in some calmer weather after the wet and windy weather that we had at the weekend. you can see the remnants still sitting

dina: si, hay muchas cosas hay angelitos, sirena.1: cuando le dicen a un padre que su hijo tiene cáncer, pues lo primero que se le viene a la mente es muerte. interlocutora 1: sentí realmente un apretón bien fuerte en el pecho. interlocutora 2: es un momento sumamente difícil y sumamente doloroso que no me gustaría que nadie viviera. narrador: hoy mismo tu puedes unirte a la batalla para salvar las vidas de niños con cáncer ayudando a saint jude children's research hospital. por solo 19 dólares al mes, tu puedes convertirte en un ángel de esperanza de saint jude y ayudarnos a continuar nuestra investigación y tratamiento para salvar la vida de estos preciosos niños. interlocutora 1: entrar al hospital saint jude, una vez que esas puerta se abren, lo que uno siente en el corazón es una paz que es inexplicable. interlocutora 3: dios y saint jude estuvieron ahí para ayudarnos. interlocutor 1: nos ha dado esperanza a nosotros, pero a mi hija le ha dado vida. interlocutora 4: gracias a saint jude mi hija está libre del cáncer. narrador: 1

army the country had been independent since 1822 ruled by don't petro the 1st and his wife, leo, po, dina from austria to come to bass. response the populated south of the country and defended against naples, uruguay and argentina. brazil recruited foreign colonists, the ones that much of us can. i have one read and brazil opened to us. um to get our pin migration here. so it was that the end of slavery was assigned to illinois . i stomach, i was when needed on the golf the plantation off or examined by the f. what example that's part of the reason for sale was among the last countries to abolish slavery, until 1888 slight africans, and the 2 sentence worked on the countries plantations. the options describe a light, so the abolition of slavery in brazil dragged on for several decades. it was generally accepted that it was an obsolete model that slavery could no longer be maintained in the long term. and it was becoming increasingly difficult to get new slaves because of the british blockade of the slave trade. recada that raised the question for them of where to find new workers who were

you have all of dina to take a look at how the price is between him and and the west to rep to this past year geometry fees. and that supports for the palestinian people. have been hammering israel with long range attacks on a weekly basis from ballistic missiles, targeting cities like tele fees and the poor to fly lots to driving schools hitting is riley results. the pattern is k of the who sees are intensifying the strikes on israel on solidifying that role in the middle east conflict. but here's the catch. there's a whole year spun between those headlines, which means the blue, the face retaliation from israel and this western allies has so saw been to no avail. the final dimension of the who is the threat is global. the n t shipping combine carried out against civilian and military vessels in the red sea, an indian ocean to the washington institute for near east policies, marital and the top truck recently tallied a 106 confirm to the strikes on shipping since november 2023 and who is the leadership posts of even higher numbers? now let's take a closer look out the alignment of force

uh, dina stoney and hoover guided and financed by the russian secret service. some natal members have been pressing the alliance to take a tough stance on the matter with the officials saying that russia is showing an increased upside for taking such risks. the alliance has a strategy in place for how to deal with hybrid wolf are by the dates back to 20. 15. doing their meeting in brussels ministers are expect, so it's too cold for an update. visual advice will continue to extend to get to phase these threats. to our range of measures, including greater incentives and sharing and better protection of our critical infrastructure. but natal members are divided on how much to share about suspected acts of sabotage and what is the best way to address them? that's how the foreign ministers were. of course, also discussing ukraine a to ukraine. they had dinner last night with a ukranian counterparts who was asking for more support and that bubble nato security guarantees. what can you tell us about to leave with any new promises? so that's right, ukraine is very worr

jenny reset on dw the this is dina over here in usually from berlin, germany's liter or f shots that loses a confidence about after the collapse of his coalition government sholtes. his failure to get the backing of the german parliament sets the country on course for its not elections in february, also head bosher. alas, that breaks his silence after his full from power in syria. in a written statements, he says he planned to keep on fighting for russia, evacuated him on hundreds, are feared, died in the french island territory of my yacht after the worst cycle in nearly a century. the storm life, dec neighborhoods, codle's power, some survivors haven't had water for days, the pop up phone in the us. welcome to the program. we started here in germany where it transferred off. shaw says last, a vote of confidence in parliament shows one of the support of only 207 little makers, far short of the majority needed when he'd been expected to lose the vote. after his 3 party coalition collapsed in early november when he fired his finance minister in a dispute over to revitalize germany's s

is this yeah, follow dina. joining me right here this to do and i stay here. it's good to have you. do i be? so we see, do it by didn't part of his son did we hear him say he wasn't going to do so well, having any 50 days left in the office and bite and did, in fact rule out the apology and of his son hunter biden, stating that his son was actually prosecuted for political reasons and that child and that charges in hon just came. case came about only of to several by those political opponents instigate to them in order to attack him on oppose his election . well adding the hunter was selectively on, on, sadly, prosecuted. well, as we know, hunted by done is the 1st son. are we sitting us presidents to face criminal trials? and what's important to mention actually is that this so much, i personally insisted that he would not tease his presidential power to protect his son. and as recently as last month, the white house blew c double down on that decision. let's take a listen to that. will you accept the jury's outcome there versus no matter what it is? yes. and have you ruled out a p

so just for dina, how could you describe the situation, the household income, what i want uh there is like off me to goes back and forth. there's only young, nothing. uh, and especially uh, there is no storage in uh, on the uh to be. and one resident and a half the 2nd a lot of patients. so there's really like in medical supply and medical stuff. and i believe that hosp both supposed to be a very safe place. yeah. but i think about one is the most dangerous hospital. so the cause right info is going to leave their luggage their best on the south and come here to the came out of the hospital the it's been months waiting. so a, so then i'll think of us with the describe the situation here and told us there's a, there's a visual page for me to get some lies at me because it's tough and at every surgical tools that a lot of these, the handles. i just see the amount of one call this time a group of children who were injured by is really attacks and guys have arrived in the us for treatment. it's the largest number of palestinian youngsters does go to america for medical attention since the

glo, public mission and rushes said it, it was done by ukraine, for example, the, the killing off dina in 2002. and also letting that those keep in 2023 and no imprinted before we got to get anything here have been general cleaning . they have been killed. we just uh for the 1st time i think uh you agree and we just s b u, um uh, openly admit that the company uh, such as tech and then i think this is a very interesting one uh in, in, in that region. and it could be, uh, will be due and at a spectrum of uh, conflict between, especially last year in ukraine. yep. yeah. and in terms of, of what you've just said, there are rushes. the security council deputy chairman dmitri method of announced that the terror attacks of shev carried out the assassination to justify its existence to its western patrons and to prolong the war. um, can you expand on that your thoughts on the motives behind the killings? yeah, yeah, i think you very much actually i really want to touch on on terrorism act. yeah. so actually, um, you know, feel like a good idea of categories impact is a one of them. he says to

it's in a place called dinas powys. and, er, we've always used this house. let me show you round.as happened in the hallway. yes, loads. all of the greetings, when the welsh family first came up. do you know, i've no idea - what my name means in welsh. why? because i don't speak the lingo, darling. - no, in welsh, pam means why... oh. - ..or brick. very lucky to be able to choose to end it, rather than to be told, no, sorry, we don't want any more. so, er, yeah, ithink it's lovely to be able to say a very healthy farewell to it. it can't carry on after this. we can't see a way how it could. why? well, you'll have to wait and see. you'll have to wait and see. you can watch gavin & stacey: the making of the finale on the bbc iplayer now. and the last episode — gavin and stacey: the finale — is on bbc one at 9pm on christmas day. now on bbc news, talking movies: lily gladstone special. and the golden globe goes to... and the actor goes to... everybody's talking about her. ..lily gladstone! ..lily gladstone. you're so good! first native american woman to be nominated for an oscar in a

so now the question, steve, the kurdish forces dina should have yes, yes, much would mix the district and the north north. i therefore do not submit the weapons to the east. yes. then what that is going to be a conflict will not leave a conflict. the rough between the kurdish forces everyone's vision in syria. what does this going to support? why the conflict in the country? so a lot of questions, brussels that aren't many thanks. and the still ahead on now to sierra facing is underway and trying to contentious parliamentary elections is the 1st and 13 years on the physician is boy costing provides. of course in thailand just struggling to recover a month soft or a heat, twice a team of divers is trying to help the high pressure continues to dominate the weather across europe. you can see long as the clear sky, see, it doesn't mean that i'm only missed in the fall. guest defense who spoke up to was the northwest. the see the large area of high pressure, but still that was below, reflect, precious watering, white grinding away close at east to side of the mediterranean. that is what wa

dina ok, east for meantime. but on this with was the middle level of the yakima that are getting it in document the most i said he use tell you that you think is pretty cardio, but at this time will of course see, let's take this young the mouse. i'm awfully figuring things that have been made to storia is sort of sealed in the state chosen. let me quote a minute. i personally did not know how many things because i'm out of you know i need to do it and they ask the one i know that i need to feel now when i list. yeah . i was seen because the mother i saw them before. no. it's out of the for the gun show me even when i get back on the line for the she me see yeah, you have to do is convince had executive sal easily find a lot of hollow. and david, they should, this line is leah. she like every other human being i'm afraid. what do you know? she was a big island about that because he has to bring the hosting's gonna stay there. she had a pretty stable job and she's afraid of living. but looking now for some person

. >> reporter: dina abergel of the school of the american ballet helps cast the "nutcracker's" children'ss. >> and that's something that i love about "the nutcracker" year after year because each year a new child is going to have the opportunity to bring themselves to the stage. it's not supposed to be someone who looks exactly a certain way and acts a certain way. the role of the prince is about becoming that character. >> reporter: the boys aren't thinking much about what comes after "the nutcracker," but they know this moment is fleeting. >> the way that i look at things, this is like a really happy time for me. so if i'm sad or i'm like depressed for some reason, i can come and i can look back at this time. i can think oh, this was really fun to do this. >> reporter: and right now they're squeezing the fun from every minute. >> two, three, four. hut, two, three, four. >> backstage during party scene before party scene we all gather up and march in a line as like we're in the military and stuff. and then we march in a circle and then we huddle up. then i say everybody repeat after me a

all right, dina, thanks.g the sudden loss of legendary oakland athletics rickey henderson, hall of famer and one of the best major league baseball players of all time. he was only 65 and would have turned 66 on christmas day. henderson earned the nickname the man of steel for stealing the most bases in the history of the mlb. henderson also holds the record for most runs in the league. his career spanned more than 25 years, 14 of those with the oakland a's. he was a star football and baseball player at oakland tech and a true son of the town. henderson is a two time world series champion, first with the a's in the 1989 battle of the bay, the one interrupted by the big earthquake, and then again in 1993 with the toronto blue jays. along with his history making record for stolen bases of 1406, henderson had more than 2200 runs, almost 2300 and nearly 300 home runs. henderson was inducted into the baseball hall of fame in 2009. we spoke with friend and former teammate bip roberts, who also grew up in oakland, he

ron burnell, from antioch, dina ishii from berkeley, daniel lurie from san francisco, andrea soares from vallejo, and raj salwan from fremont are all at harvard university in cambridge right now at their kennedy school. the five were among two dozen new mayors from 11 states chosen to be trained by harvard faculty on delivering results for their residents. the boot camp is called the first 100 days program. >> san francisco supervisor joel engardio is facing the possibility of being recalled, and this comes after a group of sunset dist residents filed a recall petition letter on tuesday. that group is upset over engardio support of proposition k, and that would shut down a portion of the great highway on the city's west side. abc seven news reporter tim johns spoke with the supervisor, as well as the recall supporters, and he has the story. >> like many residents in san francisco's sunset neighborhood, albert chow is upset after city voters passed proposition k, shutting down a two mile stretch of the great highway. chow worries it will have a negative impact on both his neighborhood and

and i'd love to get inside the operation at the bachman to talk to just for dina. how could you describe the situation now? in customer on uh there is like off uh me to goes back and forth. there's only young, nothing. uh, and especially uh there is no storage in uh on the uh to be and one residence and they have to take a lot of patients. so there's really left in medical supply and medical stuff. and i believe that hosp both supposed to be a very safe place. yeah. but i think about that one is the most dangerous hospital . so the cause right info is going to leave their luggage their best on this house and come here to the, came out of the hospital the it's been months waiting to a to, to the us with the describe the situation here and told us there's a, there's a visual page of music a, some lies at me because it's tough and at every subject, color tools how they handle it. i just need an amount of one all this time. still live in a health ministry says at least 9 people have been killed in a series of as rarely as strikes on to southern towns as well as ami say