biden's senior adviser anita dunn, is leaving the white house this month.es. it's our latest installment of bad ass women of washington. >> you first came here as an intern in -- >> 1978. >> wow. >> yes. >> for president carter? >> for president carter. but it was a man's world, a total man's world. >> anita dunn was one of the first women in presidential politics to change that, eventually landing in the inner circle of two winning campaigns and administrations, president obama and now president biden. as a junior staffer in 1984 on john glenn's campaign, she set a high bar for hers. -- herself. >> i made the decision that the next time i wanted to work on a presidential campaign, i was going to be at the table. so, i didn't work on campaigns until i was at a point where that's where my seat was. >> dunn earned that seat by working as a congressional aide, then political consultant for countless democratic presidential campaigns, though it was hard to find work during the 1996 election when she was pregnant. is it true that only female candidates would hir

reece dunn! in the para dressage, meanwhile, there was another medal for natasha baker. use her legs, baker uses her voice and subtle seat movements to guide her horse, known as lottie. and between them, the pair produced a superb display to claim the silver. and as the track and field got under way, there was success for maria lyle, as she sprinted to bronze in the 100 metres. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. time for a look at the weather. hello. good evening. mixed fortunes with the weather. some areas were sunny, much of england was cloudy. for this weekend, the bank holiday, high pressure will dominate and it will stay dry with variable cloud and some spells of sunshine. tonight, most places will be dry. clear skills that make skies across north and western areas. a bit of cloud across the south—east. double figure values here and chilly further north and west under the clear skies. further north and west under the clearskies. forthis further north and west under the clear skies. for this weekend, high—pressure dominates. setting out over the north—west of the uk, bring

dunn to the idea of the vaccine availability. where are we in the united states and particularly can you trace that to the argument that some make as far as sharing vaccine with poor nations and if we have the ability to do that? guest: yeah. in the united states this has been up there. there's been inequities as far as the vaccine distribution and access to it. in the u.s. this is widely available. the white house has staff as far as i think most of the vast majority of americans within a few miles of their house they can get a free covid vaccine readily available. you look at other countries, canada is now i believe leading the world as far as vaccine uptake. they have procured quite a lot of doses in the future as well. so rich nations, they have been able to reach these purchasing agreements well ahead of time and really plan out their vac -- vaccine bows doses and thinking about boosters now. it's starting to think about and disconcerting when you think rich nations are thinking about booster doses and giving third doses. wh

no, officer dunn, that was not america. but these medals that recognize your bravery, this is america. or our own officer eugene goodman who after saving senator romney from walking directly into the mob of insurrectionists ran by himself to take on a group of rioters and then diverted that mob away. we have all seen it on the video. we know what he was doing, allowing the rest of us to safely depart. tragically the attack on the capitol also cost the lives of four brave officers including capitol police officer brian sicknick who died the day following the attack. i had the honor to meet his family. four other officers died following the events of january 6th, d.c. metropolitan police officer jeffrey smith, his colleagues gunther hashida and kyle defryda whose passing was reported yesterday and of course capitol police officer howard [inaudible]. we are also so inspired by the work of their loved ones who have come to capitol hill for a 9/11 style commission to look at the insurrection on why it happened to get to the bott

officer dunn? >> thank you, chairman.here is a sentiment that's going around that says everybody is trying to make january 6th political. well, it's not a secret that it was political. they literally were there to stop the steal. so when people say it shouldn't be political, it is. it was and it is. there's no getting around that. telling the truth shouldn't be hard. fighting for -- fighting on january 6th, that was hard. showing up january 7th, that was hard. the 8th, the 9th, the 10th all the way until today, that was hard. when the fence came down, that was hard. we lost a layer of protection that we had and the fence came down and still nothing has changed. everything is different but nothing has changed. liz cheney and adam kinzinger are being lauded as courageous heroes and while i agree with that notion, why? because they told the truth? why is telling the truth hard? i guess in this america it is. us four officers, we would do january 6th all over again. we wouldn't stay home because we knew what was going to happ

later this month, hurry dunn's parents will come face to face with the coolest for the 1st. busy time in the courthouse in virginia be live now to rad seager, who is the done families advisor and spokesperson ross pleasure to have you. well, let's just talk about as i understand this would be the 1st meeting between the coolest and hurry dunn's parents. how are they feeling about that possibility? yes, that's absolutely right, that this will be the 1st time they will come together. and as you can imagine, they're not looking forward to their prospect. but at the moment they still do not know what happened to hurry. the night he died 2 years ago and they are, they have a steely determination about them to sit and listen to the account that mississippi list gives on the 24th of august. it's important for their mental health that they have all the pieces of the jigsaw to put it in place so that they can begin to process what happened to him and the reports. now the possibility that schools may have been on the phone at the time, which i understand is it is a crucial piece of in

dunn's fellow officers had their deaths ruled suicide.stoke conspiracy theories about that day. and as we continue to learn new details about the former president's efforts to overturn the election. abc news is reporting just over a week before the insurrection, one of president trump's doj officials tried to get the acting attorney general to sign off on a letter urging georgia's governor to investigate and potentially overturn joe biden's victory in that state. top justice officials refused to sign off on the request, but abc news has obtained emails detailing the plot. every day it becomes clear that to fully understand what happened on january 6th, we have to look beyond the events of that day. the riot did not materialize out of thin air. its impact on our country and its impact on our first responders continues to raise serious questions that must be answered. joining our conversation, pete aguilar who serves on the committee, and frank figliuzzi, msnbc contributor. frank, i'm going to start with you because i want to try to underst

for folks who don't know about them, the first two books that you mentioned, john gregory dunn and peter matheson, were written at the sort of height of the struggle and in the real glory days of the movement and the boycott. probably people remember still the boycott, right? so they were both written in '67, '68, '69, that time period. they're both really wonderful writers. so each of them captured a lot about the spirit of the time. dunn was much more leery of where the movement was going to end up and, in some ways, a little more accurate in his predictions. peter matheson, who i interviewed for my book, as well, was much more optimistic at the time about where things were going to end up and was disappointed. then jaq leavey's book, he was the official biographer of cesar chavez in the early years, with his book published in 1974. so there was obviously a big gap after that. but because he was authorized, he was allowed this incredible access to chavez. chavez and the union knew that they would have the right to review the manuscript beforehand. what leavey did was tape everything, a

hannah russell and reece dunn both claimed gold on another successful day in the pool for british swimmersrio before taking a break to deal with mental health issues. reece dunn made up for the disappointment of a silver in the butterfly on wednesday with his first paralympic title in the 200 metres freestyle. formula one is back after the summer break and max verstappen is back with a bang. the dutchman who's just 8 points behind lewis hamilton in the championship crashed in second practice for the belgian grand prix. he was quicker than the mercedes of valtteri bottas and hamilton, but will be hoping he's not done too much damage to his red bull car. bryson dechambeau came so close to the golfing holy grail at the bmw championship in maryland. he needed this putt for a round of 59, something that only a dozen men have managed in the history of the pga tour, but he saw his effort slide past the hole, so just a 12—under round of 60. and it's all square going into the final day of the curtis cup in conwy. the amateur team from the usa came back from 3 points behind to make it 6—6 against gr

and then this was the group, of course, that was directly attacked by virginia militia in dunn moore's war in 1774, particularly the shawnees who bun for thought was the most hostile of these groups. the shawnees were engaged in that war, a battle at point pleasant in 1774. you remember that dunn moore's war established the principle at least in the minds of virginians, that kentucky was now open to settlement. so one of the oddities of the american revolution is that in the spring and summer of 1775, this is the same time that the shot heard round the world was fired at lexington -- or at concord, rather. the battle of lexington and concord. the battles of bunker hill. at the same time all that stuff was going on in new england. at the same time, parties of virginians were moving into this newly claimed land in 1775. and without permission from the crown, without any legitimate authority from above, but having taken part of the war in 1774 hundreds of dozens of people begin to occupy kentucky in the spring and summer of 1775. this is a map i just want to take a minute to look at. i am

ah, me, it's a new development in the case of british teenager harry dunn who was killed 2 years ago in the u. k. in a road accident involving a u. s. intelligence worker, the done families, lawyers say, and the coolest may have been on the phone when her car plowed into his motorcycle . i think that the relevant phone data has mysteriously disappeared. and that she's being evasive about whether or not she was actually on the phone at the time of the crash. with the decision to make a right turn, were you supposed to make a left turn? the roads or the, the done finally resorted to civil action state side as the u. s. refuses to extra dice the coolness she into and tried to get the case dismissed. but the judge shot that down in july, boris johnson raised the issue in his meeting with joe biden. and later this month for harry dunn's parents will come face to face with kudos for the very 1st time. this will be at a court house in virginia. now the u. s. government refuses to expedite, so kudos as she is under diplomatic immunity. it also refuses to reveal the true nature of her job on

it's gold to reece dunn! but this was the most poignant moment.mp. he finished 13th. but merely being here was a victory in itself. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. this is bbc news, the headlines. president biden has described the us evacuation mission from afghanistan as an extraordinary success. he said no other country would have been able to fly out so many people, and the us achieved everything it set out to do in afghanistan. the taliban have been celebrating the us departure, describing it as a victory which should serve as a lesson for other invaders. but the group said they want good relations with the united states and the rest of the world. a huge rescue operation is taking place in the us state of louisiana — after it was struck by hurricane ida. at least four people have been killed by the storm and millions remain without power. the bbc 5 moscow correspondent sarah rainsford has left russia, after being expelled by the authorities. the kremlin says it's

it's gold to reece dunn! but the most poignant moment came in the athletics, as just days after arriving following his evacuation from kabul, afghanistan's hossain rasouli competed in the long jump. he finished 13th, but merely being here was a victory in itself. andy swiss reporting there. time for a look at the weather. good afternoon. no drastic changes over the next few days. that means more scenes like this, with extensive cloud across many parts of the uk. for the rest of the week, expect a lot of cloud which will be thick enough to produce the odd spot of drizzle. equally thin enough to break up and give a bit of sunshine. high pressure is sitting to the north—west with the wind is flooding in this clockwise direction, dragging cloud towards our shores. there are some breaks in the cloud. some across parts of northern ireland, central and western scotland. and a beautiful scene from the isle of mull, blue skies overhead. some parts seeing the best of the sunny spells through the afternoon with a few br

a new development in the case of british teenager harry dunn was killed 2 years ago in the u. k. in a road accident involving a u. s. intelligence worker. the dozens family lawyers say that answer coolants may have been on the phone when her car plowed into his motorcycle, adding that the relevant phone data has disappeared and that she's being, quote, evasive about whether she was using it at the time of the collision. look the decision to make a right turn. we're supposed to make a left turn the roads or out the feet. you tell your story, you're getting. you're getting just the funny play in the done family resorted to the civil action state side as the u. s. refuses to extradite the coolness she in turn tried to get the case dismissed by the judge shot that down. in july, boris johnson raised the issue in a meeting with joe biden, and later this month, harry dunn's parents will come face to face with the coolest for the 1st time in a court house in virginia. again, the u. s. government refuses to extra extra dates the coolest as she is under diplomatic immunity. it also refuse

wife of an alleged us intelligence officer implicated in the death of british motorcyclists. harry dunn faces claims that she may have been on her phone and distracted when a car plowed into him from the family's advisor, about new developments in the us government are trying to show dr. inquiry down the other side are big, evasive inconsistency about producing the phone records and incentive from themselves. today, mar, 60 is since the 1st few agents orange in vietnam, i heard beside which was proven to cause serious health issues among both local and american soldiers. veteran token san washington made amendment we really need people to sit down and take her and say, hey, what is going to do is not only to the civilians populations not only to the enemy, but also drone church. ah, good afternoon and thanks so much for joining us here on our to the leader of the gender equality charity times up. we suppose victims of sexual harassment has resigned. have to coming under far for defending new york governor andrew cuomo. coma is facing potential impeachment after new york's attorney gener

later this month, harry dunn's parents will come face to face with. so kudos for the 1st time in a court house in virginia. as a civil claim they filed is heard the done from the spokesperson again says the progress is being made. thanks to continued media coverage. we count many americans amongst us as our friends. we supported these people for decades and diminished. one of their employees killed harry. their reaction was to not stop and think about this family and the consequences that they faced. but they thought about themselves . they recalled her, and the catastrophic miscalculation that they made was that nobody would find out about it and sent to your good sales to your colleagues in the media. thank goodness you all came to this family support. this issue is never going to go away until the united states government realizes that there is a broken hearted breast family here who need help and needs support. we've reached out and all the rest to them numerous times continually get slapped in the face. ready for doing so, they're entitled to acc

the last week been like since the testimony of -- your testimony alongside officer hodges, officer dunn, and officer fanone? >> well, since the hearing, it's almost the same for me. i still got to go to physical therapy twice a week for about two hours, sometimes two hours and aet half, because i'm recovering still from my foot and my shoulder. that still hasn't been resolved. the mental exhaustion from being called by the department of h defense -- i'm sorry -- the department of justice, the prosecutors, the fbi. that's still ongoing. i mean, just two days ago i got another call relating to a case that is pending, a plea deal. the issue is that no matter what or how much i want to move on, like, so many of those people ow who now say nothing happened, there's nothing to see here, so, therefore, we should all move on, i cannot do that still even more than six months later because of those things, the mental health, the trauma, the physical therapy, my pending surgery on my shoulder. so as much as i want to, i can't get away from that. >> you and your fellow officers i think did the rest

as officer dunn noted, his plea for his colleagues to seek the help they need. honor our law enforcement here toward that last line of defense on democracy on january 6th, is to get to the bottom of what happened leading up to january 6th. also, it would passed a more resources for capitol police bill in the national guard and making sure we put those resources into wellness for these officers. those are the types of things we can do if we want to honor their commitment on that day. >> frank, what would you say is the most important thing to make sure that these first responders understand the vast majority of americans do today that we have their back. >> it's important for them to get up out of the rabbit hole that law enforcement officers often find themselves in. it's often an us versus them mentality. you only get your nose from a certain source and that describes many americans today. they need to get their heads up and realize that the vast majority of america is with them. they were with us and we are rooting for their success. we want the changes to tak

later this month, harry dunn's parents will come face to face with the coolest for the 1st time in a court house in virginia. now, the u. s. government refuses to expedite the cooler, says she is under diplomatic immunity. those are refuses to reveal the true nature of her job on national security grounds. unsecured has never denied her guilt, though her lawyer claims the crash would not have been prosecuted criminally in america. i think that she is ready to do community service earlier than family spokesperson told my colleague, neil harvey, that she should face british justice. got the g 7 conference at the beginning of june. doris johnson announced that she had agreed with president biden to justice for her family had been cleared. so we are very confident that there is going to be a criminal trial here in the u. k. with mrs. secured as participating at. so that has been 2 years of fighting, but we feel that we're nearly there in terms of the criminal sense. our position has always been, you don't get to kill somebody or walk away with our request to mrs. or kudos on the united s

it's gold to reece dunn! talk about making a splash.s she sprinted a bronze in the 100 metres. for paralympics gb, another very productive day. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello. saturday shaping up to be the sunniest day of the weekend. there will be some cloud around northwest scotland, some coastal parts of eastern scotland. quite a bit of cloud in england to begin the day and a lot of that will break and that will mean increased amounts of sunshine going to the afternoon. an isolated shower cannot be ruled out in east anglia in southeast england for a time, but the stiff breeze here coming into the north sea coast will keep temperatures along the coast around 16, 17 degrees. for many, low 20s, 23 degrees in glasgow. 0vernight into sunday, cloud increasing in scotland and northern ireland into north east england. clear spells across the rest of england and wales. temperatures still dipping down into single figures in some rural spots. and then on sun

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dunn to the idea of the vaccine availability.re we in the united states and particularly can you trace that to the argument that some make as far as sharing vaccine with poor nations and if we have the ability to do that? guest: yeah. in the united states this has been up there. there's been inequities as far as the vaccine distribution and access to it. in the u.s. this is widely available. the white house has staff as far as i think most of the vast majority of americans within a few miles of their house they can get a free covid vaccine readily available. you look at other countries, canada is now i believe leading the world as far as vaccine uptake. they have procured quite a lot of doses in the future as well. so rich nations, they have been able to reach these purchasing agreements well ahead of time and really plan out their vac -- vaccine bows doses and thinking about boosters now. it's starting to think about and disconcerting when you think rich nations are thinking about booster doses and giving third doses. while when

it's gold to reece dunn! but this was the most poignant moment.dy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. time for a look at the weather. here's stav daneos. definitely a chill in the air this morning in london at least. absolutely and it does not feel like the end of august. it's because we have an area of high pressure, a blocking high we have had for a while but it's position is coming in the wrong place —— place and bring a lot of cloud to our shores and even some drizzle at time and you will be lucky if you get some sunshine which is reserved for western areas in his the position of the high and it will be like this through the week, feeding in the cloud and breeze through the north sea and that is why we are seeing a lot of cloud around. through the evening and overnight most places will stay cloudy with the odd spot of drizzle around the eastern coastal areas. clear spells developing like last night, particularly across scotland and parts of northern ireland, the south—west of the country and here we will see chilly spots under the clear skies but for most

one of those officers, officer harry dunn, made a plea for more resources and urgent plea to officers health. another officer, metropolitan police department officer knew hashida personally and said that he was incredibly quiet and reserved but the most professional officer he ever knew. he was soft-spoken but positive. loved by everyone. there is no one in the law enforcement profession loved by anyone. most are not loved by some. hashida was literally that guy. these steps are preceded by the death of jeffrey smith. another police officer. and a kcapitol police officer wo took their lives less than a month after the january 6th insurrection. in this moment it is a heartbreaking string that threads them together. >> they faced a lot of stress that day. we'll repeat these numbers later. if you need help, seek help. there are lots of ways to do that. whitney wild, thank you for telling us this story. we have the baltimore city commissioner here this morning. i want to play what u.s. capitol police officer dunn said last week in public testimony because this really gets to a key issue h

hannah russell and reece dunn both claimed gold on another successful day in the pool for british swimmerssday with his first paralympic title in the 200 metres freestyle. formula one is back after the summer break and max verstappen is back with a bang. the dutchman who's just 8 points behind lewis hamilton in the championship crashed in second practice for the belgian grand prix. he was quicker than the mercedes of valtteri bottas and hamilton, but will be hoping he's not done too much damage to his red bull car. there was no misfortune on stage 13 of the vuelta a espana and it's all square going into the final day just a 12 under round of 60. going into the final day and it's all square going into the final day of the curtis cup in conwy. the amateur team from the usa came back from 3 points behind to make it 6—8 against great britain & ireland heading into tomorrow's singles. and that's all the sport for now. hello. the weather on the last weekend of august last year didn't cover itself in glory — a high ofjust 16 throughout the weekend in edinburgh, in birmingham and manchester. it is

just like it has been for officer dunn, for mike fanone and the s.e.a.l.it's been an extremely difficult challenge constantly being attacked just for doing the right thing. there is no inherent reward for it, and i really hope that we do a better job at recognizing whistle-blowers, people that defend this country. >> all right, well, the book is "here, right matters: an american story." alexander, you are an american story. here's the book, you're holding it up. appreciate everybody going out and picking it up and reading about it because there is an important story and lesson for all of us, colonel vinman, thanks for being with us this afternoon. thanks for your service. >>> and we'll be right back. >> thank you. shopping malls can be a big trigger for young homeowners turning into their parents. you ever think about the storage operation a place like this must rely on? -no. they just sell candles, and they're making overhead? you know what kind of fish those are? -no. -eh, don't be coy. [ laughs ] [ sniffs, clears throat ] koi fish. it can be overwhelmin

also making his paralympic debut is reese dunn.ly, did one better and took the silver medal. all eyes were there on the 200 metres freestyle. she led the race the hallway, it was not until the final five metres she was pipped by the chinese and she took the silver medal. looking ahead to tomorrow, let's stick at the swimming pool, will finally see ellie simmons in action. it is not just her going for great britain full toss also grace harvey and lacey summers newton will be going in the 200 metres individual medley. everyone might think that ellie is down for gold, but actually maisie has been chasing allie's tail for a while now, so we will have to see you comes out on top. he will also be elizabeth marks from australia will be chasing them down. it is anybody positive mental tomorrow in that 200 metres individual medley. —— anybody�*s medal. moving onto the equestrian, sophie wells is competing for the first time at these games. she is helping to continue with her gold—medal street from rio and pick up another gold medal at these

she has done it today _ hannah russell and reece dunn both claimed gold on another successful day in2019 to deal with mental health issues. dunn made up for the disappointment of finishing second in the butterfly on wednesday with his first paralympic title in the 200 metres freestyle. formula one has resumed after its summer break and max verstappen has returned with a bang. but definitely not the sort he'd have liked. the dutchman, who's challenging lewis hamilton for the drivers�* championship, crashed, bringing second practice for the belgian grand prix to an early end. he was quicker than the mercedes of valtteri bottas and hamilton, but will be hoping he's not done too much damage to his red bull car. that's all the sport for now. much more on the bbc sport website, but now let's check in with the weather. here's stav. hello there. for many of us, it's a bank holiday weekend and our blocking area of high pressure's going to hold on. it's going to stay fine and settled, in fact, across most areas with variable amounts of cloud, also some sunshine too. tonight is going to be main

hannah russell and reece dunn retained their titles.ngley. that's a huge lead of 354. there was a brief spot of rain , but india have just started their second innings. and they've got a mountain to climb. remember they were skittled forjust 78 first time round. live commentary right now with test match special on radio 5 live sports extra. a few moments ago there were 17 without loss. you can see the latest on the first practice ahead of the belgian grand prix. a major review of vaccines suggests the astrazeneca jab does raise the risk of blood clots and another serious condition that can cause bleeding. but researchers, led by the university of oxford, found the risk of such problems was still much higher after a coronavirus infection. the team said the findings showed the "substantial" benefit of vaccination. dr andrew preston from bath university explained how much reassurance the review will give to those who have yet to take—up the vaccine. i certainly think it will help some people who have been vacillating about the vaccination.

and, in the swimming pool, rhys dunn went in the 200m individual medley 5—14 class and he won his thirdn really racking up the medals for great britain. and, at the end of the day today, there is three gold medals for great britain, three silver medals and six bronze. the 2022 tour de yorkshire cycle race has been cancelled. millions have watched the event from the roadside since it was first run in 2014, but it was called off last year and this year because of the coronavirus pandemic. the organisers say next year's event wouldn't be viable because of "escalating financial challenges and uncertainties" england captainjoe root says his side need to build on their peformance from the third test with india at headingley. england won the test to draw the series level heading into the fourth test at the oval on thursday but they will be without their wicketkeeper jos buttler who will miss the game to be at the birth of his second child. i think we got to use it as a bit of a template moving forward. everything we speak about as a team, how we want to paly test cricket, we pretty much delive

reece dunn won silver two days ago. upgraded to gold here. and a world record as an added bonus.. her record—breaking efforts already well on track. mark on the pearland texas and of course the latest on that transfer to manchester over on the bbc website. that said from us, we will have more by you at half past 6pm. we will see you then. thank you so much, gavin, that will be busy. let's return to our top story and afghanistan. those afghans who have been fleeing the crisis have begun arriving in calais, joining those who have fled the taliban in the past few months. president emmanuel macron has said that more than 2000 afghans deemed at risk are among the people france has evacuated from kabul on military flights. those flights are due to end today, though the french government says it's taking a "prudent" approach. 0ur paris correspondent, lucy williamson has been speaking to afghans in calais. among the regulars lining up for lunch at a well—known migrant camp near calais, a new face. mohammed arrived here a week ago after getting on a french evacuation flight from kabul air

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