it swung open and people were already pushing towards them, which is not a real fritz. among the prisoners, a specialist found it not without pride, said a young guard. mikhail froze, his partner in surprise, fritz specialist toth, stood with his hands up, no doubt that they had led him to be shot and nodding his head in fear. repeated. i and fritz soon explained to him the essence of the problem with gestures, laying out a drawing of the part in front of him, and the work began to boil. the population of our good people i ask for a while they looked in these prisoners are no longer those fascists who mocked them. but just, well , people who are to blame for something. well , after all, they are people and not only saw people in captivity, but also helped fed and even saved. i remember a sad incident during construction today, where a group of germans, six or seven people, fell through the earth to a great depth. what measures were taken to save them last time different equipment, even with the temples it was bad with him it was bad, excavators. here there were piece ev

it swung open and people were already pushing towards them, which is not a real fritz.ong the prisoners found a specialist not without pride, said a young guard. mikhail froze with surprise with his partner fritz specialist he stood with his hands up, not doubting that they had brought him to be shot and nodding his head in fear. repeated. i and fritz soon explained to him the essence of the problem with gestures, laying out a drawing of the part in front of him, and the work began to boil. the population of our good people passed the time. they saw in these prisoners not those fascists who mocked them. but simply, well, people who are to blame for something, but still they are people and not only saw people in captivity, but also helped, fed and even saved. i remember a sad incident during the construction of the current post office, a group of germans six or seven people fell through earth to great depths. what were the different techniques adopted by the shore to save them last time, even with the temples it was bad with the broth it was bad the excavator there were

lance fritz joins us now to discuss the quarter and more lance, great to have you on today.ed on the mississippi, bmo putting out a note on this, that this disrupted grain movement given what we're seeing with the river levels, that it could be an opportunity for a company such as yours are you seeing some of those flows transfer to the rail right now? >> yeah, morgan. good morning, and thank you for hosting me yeah, we are seeing some demand shift. you know, we typically transport grain to the river in the northern portions of the mississippi so that it can get on the river and dogo down sout. a lot of those movements are coming to us and wanting to go south on our railroad to the gulf it's an opportunity. not necessarily a car load opportunity as much as a length of haul opportunity. we're seeing it and trying to take advantage of that to help our customers. >> let's talk a little bit about the quarter. at a time where everybody is trying to read the tea leaves on the state of theeconomy, you'r trimming your annual volume forecast despite rising shipments the last quarter,

the legendary ship fraum was launched, the brainchild of a norwegian polar explorer and scientist fritz-ananson put forward a new and daring idea to use ocean currents to drift with pack ice for polar voyages, but a special vessel was needed, and we became a temple in norwegian. forward, nansen was supported by the government of norway and one of the best shipbuilders in europe, a briton. colin archer trump was built at the shipyard vlarovik from the strongest wood, and rounded in shape to withstand the pressure of the ice. the temple withstood all the tests in the expeditions of superdrupa and amundsen, after the most difficult polar crossings, as part of the restoration, it was transferred to land and made a museum that opened in oslo in 1936. on october 26, 1927, a french court acquitted muila schwarzburd of shooting himself at petlyura, one of the leaders of ukrainian nationalists during the civil war. it was revenge for the monstrous atrocity of the petliurists, who destroyed tens of thousands of jews, schwarzburd fought in the red army and saw it with his own eyes perished in the pogroms,

in coastal areas, fritz governor has called it was stormed, to hit the island in century. our shows, ministry of defense as gunman have killed a living. people at a training site for the military attack happened in the beale, good region of russia which borders on ukraine. russia says to shoot, as were also killed after opening fire during a training session for recruits, preparing to be deployed to ukraine. president vladimir lensky says, fighting around the eastern ukrainian city of buckman has intensified for russian forces had previously announced by a moving closer to the city and making gains. but to lensky says it is still held by ukrainians. exhausted residents are without electricity or water. and many sided desperate for the fighting to wit on the road into the city of back. moot, there are constant remind is that the front line is just a few kilometers away. inside the city, russian missiles repeatedly rained down and i will give them to the my sister is under this rubble go quick. as of i, no one comes to clean it up. your nobody is up with them. every one is a

an increasing number of tourists are heading to northern pakistan, which is a region 9 fritz spectacular scenery, but also for its dangers. the stunning beauty of northern pakistan. a mountain paradise. in a volatile region, despite a history of terrorist attacks, its become a growing attraction for international tourists. locals and visitors insist. it's one of the safest places in the country. her time again, the park of sun. i didn't know what to expect. a lot of people told me to be scared when i was here. i wasn't sure what to be scared of. but when i came here, after a few days of being nervous, i realized i felt safer here in pakistan than i do in the united states. the carefree atmosphere is set against the backdrop of political tensions. these eateries and hotels are close to the line of control, the hard edge of pakistan's dispute with india over kashmir. we understand that sometime not safe to travel, but a clash of 2 different little teams. we are traveling, maybe not from free, have been traveling all over the world without any problems. and then we come here and we have to

an increasing number of tourists are heading to northern pakistan, which is a region 9 fritz spectacular scenery, but also for its dangers. the stunning beauty of northern pakistan. a mountain paradise. in a volatile region, despite a history of terrorist attacks, its become a growing attraction for international tourists. locals and visitors insist. it's one of the safest places in the country. first time again to pakistan. i didn't know what to expect. a lot of people told me to be scared when i was here. i wasn't sure what to be scared of. but when i came here, after a few days of being nervous, i realize i felt safer here in pakistan than i do in the united states. the care free atmosphere is set against the backdrop of political tensions. these eateries and hotels are close to the line of control, the hard edge of pakistan's dispute with india rubber kashmir. we understand that sometime not safe to travel, but a clash of 2 different worlds. we are traveling, maybe naive, i'm free. have been traveling all over the world without any problems. and then we come here and we have to get l

this is bbc news — i'm victoria fritz with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around thehe resignation of liz truss — afterjust six weeks in office. the conservative party announces a fast—track contest so that the new pm can move into downing street, within a week. the united states accuses iran of using its military expertise to help russia launch drone attacks on ukraine. storms and record rainfall continued to threaten south—eastern australia as people living close to the nation was my biggest river are issued with emergency flood warnings.

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demand was issued following a summit, and prague formalized a fresh round of sanctions against russia. fritz, more of the correction in ukraine also.

then by fritz wiser, the products, you know, mark there are sturgeon versus for example, the traditional markets, the east german economy kilometers from one day to the next day. and if west german fonts are allowed to buy out a small east german for then it is clear. of course, the west germany is accumulating much greater prosperity than east germany or storage than during his election campaign. helmut kohl had promised east germans that the market economy would bring them prosperity to finance 3 dissertation he introduced in your tax is there he would, a gave up stanford aiden that i can sort of who is all is against it. then argued that such a solidarity surcharge was needed to bring the budget back into some sort of order in the medium term in order to bring an the new solidarity tax. all sali was paid by all germans based on income. it was seen differently in the west than in the east. many west general felt that they were carrying the burden of re unification. while in the east, people were grappling with an entirely new social system in the mid 19 eighties, neoliberalism and priv

was issued following a summit in prague that formalized a fresh round of sanctions against russia. fritz war of aggression in ukraine also coming up the nobel peace prize goes to 3 champions of human rights, jailed bell russian activist alice gal. yep. ski is on it. alongside russia's memorial organization and ukraine's center. the civil liberties ah i menu keeps mccain and thanks so much for joining us. you leaders have reaffirmed their continuing support of ukraine in its defense against russian aggression leaders and wrapped up an informal summit in prague that they said had also moved the block closer to finding common steps to averting an energy crisis. this with winter, his in commission president or slough underline. i'm very encouraged that we managed yesterday to close the latest hard biting sanctions against russia in record time. once again we've moved fast and we have moved with force. we've made progress on the oil price. with our enhanced export band, we continue to undermine pushing ability to wage war in ukraine. and with our widened import van, we deprive him further of

victims of the holocaust project to restore the thousands of shoes from the children, killed it else fritz efforts to keep their stories alive for generations to come. ah, i've been fizzle and welcome north korea as find a ballistic missile. alova knows in japan. it's the 1st time this has happened in 5 years. japanese prime minister for we oki sheet a condemned the act, calling it outrageous. authorities in tokyo say the missile flew molden 4000 kilometers before landing in bo, his outside it's exclusive economic zone. the government activated it's miss on the system and ordered residents in northeastern regions to seek shelter. it also halted trains in the region as a precaution. just smith is a journalist in sole and senior correspondent with roy has i asked him if this michelle test is more serious than previous ones. certainly it seems like a bit of an escalation over what we've seen so far this year. north korea very rarely long. his evans estimate those over the country for obvious political reasons, are more typically acquired missiles on what's called a lofty project, basically ve

they were most of them. fritz, they close to half our library at home and i imagine it edge on che, change it in rosa montero ana is simone. elena maydon, 3 women writers fighting for a fairer spain and for a woman's right to make her own choices. with life in a nuclear family, i seen through the eyes of a little girl, daniela to russia's novel, lies about my mother. does a tragic comedy that plays out in the homes, gardens and kitchens of the german middle class the hockey mat, who has the power him and to which powers social mechanisms and dynamic pressure of the individual characters subject to, to in this intimate theater, we call hamlin fennel yet my mother won't fit in any coffin, she's too fat. she says when she dies, she doesn't want her ashes to be captain and none, but simply scattered over open water. if that is to and also the father has climbed the social ladder and for an upstart like him, things like appearance, planning and not standing out a very important what's the alma he needs to exist in this new world and the mother doesn't fit the bill for novel takes the reader bac

but let's take a listen of what brazilian told me today, and his name is fritz here. in rio de janeiro and they have a lot i love because i was the launch the you left because his proposal, it's the right ones for our lives, for the poor and the were killed me. did i buy land finally pro, checked as a person for i have no more so they may they they are friends, angel, bangor, from on the i would, would almost on our own from you know, my family and friends will, will for both on arrow to waste management fair, the country is on the right, bought the vehicle, will be, went to the pandemic of the country, has moved forward the so people may have concerns because of what happened in the past. but that will not happen again. but that we cannot go back to the paternalism of the boss. why we need opportunities for everyone over. i'm not voting because they don't know how politics works, to hurry up. what each saw is the same list. i think the countries in a very critical situation though they feel like everyone has their opinion and the country is very divided. they might s

welcome to breakfast with me jon kay on downing street, and victoria fritz in the studio. 0ur headlineseadership contest. his decision to pull out leaves mr sunak as the clear frontrunner in the race for number 10, way ahead of fellow candidate penny mordaunt. good morning from the western international wholesale market where i am speaking to traders and their

ah, cutter has summoned the german ambassador and protest are fritz interior minister, criticized the world cup host human rights record. cut our says comments by nancy phaser, what undiplomatic and provocative it insisted as reformed its labor laws. early this week, cut as emir shut me, been hammered out, fanny said his country has faced an unprecedented campaign of criticism. in the build up to the world cup. organizers are hoping fans coming to cat. i will enjoy more than just football. the host nation is showcasing a range of venues with people who want to learn more about its culture and history . forest met reports from dog. ah. when they come here, realize how we care about marriage. katara national libraries hoping for more visitors during the world cup. now we are starting to visit the dual village. you can see by yourself doctor hum and bin abdul aziz al corey is deputy prime minister and the library is presidents. when you get in. it's like an open book. yes. when you go to the other buildings for the other libraries in the world, the big buildings for the floors. but as in

this is bbc news — i'm victoria fritz with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around theorld. the race is on to choose a new british prime minister, following the resignation of liz truss — afterjust six weeks in office. the conservative party announces a fast—track contest so that the new pm can move into downing street, within a week. the united states accuses iran of using its military expertise to help russia launch drone attacks on ukraine. storms and record rainfall continued to threaten south—eastern australia as people living close to the nation was my biggest river are issued with emergency flood warnings. and — a jury in new york clears the actor, kevin spacey of making unwanted sexual advances towards a m year—old. hellpfind welcome leadership contest in four months after liz truss resigned saying she couldn't implement the policies on which she was elected as leader. under a new system, candidates will need the support of at least 100 mps by monday, with a view to having a new prime minister by next friday at the latest. the bookies�* favourites are liz truss�*

off the coast of greece. frances, any no winds and noble nature to apprise with her writing, praised fritz bravery, and tackling sensitive topics. ah, thailand is in shaw. carter, a former policeman, went on a shooting and knife rampage at a daycare center, killing at least $37.00 people, including $23.00 children attacker was facing trial on drug charges. after leaving the preschool center, he went home and killed his wife and child before taking his own life from was on tawny in northeastern thailand. tony chang reports, ero dawn. tarney a strange, an erie calm has descended upon the city. this is normally a very vibrant place. right on the border with last, but to night people are wandering around almost in the days the hospital behind me, his effectively become the central morgue for this disaster were the bodies of the victims are being collected to night. and people wandering around, staring at their telephone screens, trying to get the latest updates about this violent attack. the 1st started hitting the headlines at midday on thursday. a row of bodies lined up outside a daycare cen

good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay here in downing street, and victoria fritz in the breakfastand will address the nation from here in downing street later this morning. we now need stability and unity, and i will make it my utmost priority to bring our party and our country together. good morning from the centre of richmond in north yorkshire, rishi sunak�*s constituency. i

when by fritz wiser, the, i need to know mark to there are sturgeon verges. for example, the traditional markets, these german economy kilometers from one day to the next day. and if west germany, farms are allowed to buy off from a small east german for then it is clear, of course that the west germany is accumulating much greater prosperity than east germany are to our storage land. during his election campaign, helmut kohl had promised east germans that the market economy would bring them prosperity to finance the re unification he introduced in your tax each day he bought a gig, rob sanford resident, that i can sort who has all is against it all. then argued that such a solidarity surcharge was needed to bring the budget back into some sort of order in the medium term in order to bring in the new solidarity tax. all sali was paid by all germans based on income. it was seen differently in the west than in the east. many west general felt that they were carrying the burden of re unification. while in the east, people were grappling with an entirely new soci

welcome to breakfast with victoria fritz and rachel burden. 0ur headlines today: tributes and servicesincredible toll on this community. vladimir putin calls for tighter security around the only bridge connecting crimea to russia after it was severely damaged in an explosion. a rare glimpse of the british operation to supply arms to ukraine: the mod says it's providing vehicles, anti—tank missiles and ammunition. good morning.

let's hear what mary fritz have to say -- what ordinary brits have to say. >> it is going to be tough. >> she's not listening to the economists that know that never-ending economic growth is a crazy idea. it is easy to say you're listening, but actually, she is not really. mark: i think they must have looked at long way to find anybody who did have a bit of sympathy for her, given what i'm hearing and reading. thank you very much indeed. pakistan is dealing with its worst recorded climate disaster. heavy monsoon rains coupled with melting glaciers led to record floods that caused the deaths of 1700 people at least. millio are being displaced. most villages are still underwater in the south officials say it could be months before what is left of them emerges when the water finally receipts. >> these villages in southern pakistan are still underwater. many of the aost700 deaths in a province which saw seven times more rainfall than average in august. the provincial government called the crisis climate change catastrophe. rising global temperatures makes extreme weather more frequent. >>

don't yuki, annie fritz and or sarah, didn't me as latino but cannady of any additional brochure. i will love that. as for little ferrara injures can been somebody deal. i'm not going confront him been hinting something i'm calling. he won't in call in until muscle devices and i can in i sort of it didn't social, nobody was meant to solicit in them. a conclusion was shown here the clearly from the school for jamie are concerned. where did you look on? massage therapy, a bird jailing, or not thought of how can scan but awesome a concern. dear, because i did, i hadn't called her tell us that she thought mission. we camilla did us as in a local office, couldn't call, could i am a concerned did i did for them? she law or law got caught up all. could i use it for sure that they could learn? so they're paul, but not to she will to throw a man on may or them and she on some i don't you suppose the mother got skirts macbeth up when mother she believes not. hey, you live in bad so soon as he ever had that for caught all. well, i'm not letting them all dialed fair, it's all i anyone, sheets

>> when i first came there i worked with then senator fritz mondale and we dramatically lowered the number of people who could filibuster and at that time they had major issues, people came on the floor and debated and if they said, i object, but i've got a tv interview to do. nothing against tv interviews, but it might have one or two a year. now i don't know how many we've had already this year, it's been dozens and dozens. we're voting every week to overcome mostly the nomination of a judge. that makes no sense in whichever party benefits by it, i think that has to end and i don't mind having long debates on things, providing they're debating, and as somebody put in an objection for me. baloney. be on the floor, talk about why you're objecting and stand up for it. and i think people have to do that whether we change the rules or not. we had he have a lot less filibuster. >> a standing filibuster where you actually have to be on the scene and talking. >> yes, and then even, i think i would set a limitation on time. >> senator leahy, tell me about your parents. >> oh, they're wonderful pe

well, when i first came there, i worked with then senator fritz mondale and we dramatically lowered the number of people who could. filibuster. and at that time, we had major issues. people actually came on the floor and debated them and and said, just say i have jack, goodbye. i got a tv interview to do nothing against tv interviews, but. everybody had one or two a year. now, i don't know how many we've had already. this year has been dozens and dozens. we were voting every week to overcome mostly the nomination of a judge. that's that makes no sense. and whichever party benefits by it, i think that has to end. and i'd don't mind having long debates on things provided they're debating. i the caucus they had somebody put an objection for me. baloney. beyond beyond the floor. talk about why your charity and stand up for it. and i think people had to do that whether it was change the rules or not, they'd be a lot less filibusters. so a standing filibuster where you have to actually be on the scene and talking. yes. and even then, i think i would set a limitation on time. yeah. so really.

your latest addition to the family, baby fritz playing with his big sister fiona.he zoo says they cannot get enough of these sibling duos and i'm probably right there with them. to a sticky situation. the driver of this dump truck is facing charges after driving under a pedestrian bridge with the container raised, getting it wedged beneath the bridge. hopping in ontario, canada, where officials had to shut down lanes of traffic for hours. the driver was not injured and it's unclear exactly what charges he's facing. common sense department things may be combining her love of halloween and the tennessee volunteers with this spooky display making sure alabama fans don't forget about the dramatic college football upset over the weekend. we remember. thank you. her front yard showing skeletons reenacting the game-winning field goal. got to go words for her. roll tide. a monk seal at the university of hawaii's waikiki aquarium enjoying one of his favorite past times, spinning in circles where the staff of the aquarium say they don't know why he does this but it happens o

this can be the most protected 18-acre compound if all those things were on the fritz. >> there is that problem. it's not simply about the number of agents but you also have this kind of more i think of as more workaday problem which is sometimes the people are being protected by the secret service don't want them around. i kept thinking to myself while reading this book the number of people, the protect these who refuse to be protected i don't want to be protected. use the case of john kennedy which is the most extreme case of somebody who is trying to cut and run or delete his detail that he would go off and have his adventures. but there were other people in this book who seem, president johnson who just don't really like the imposition even though they know the purpose of having them around is to protect them. they would just assume not be protected. that's another point of tension. >> absolutely. i'm so glad you brought it up. president johnson, it makes makes me chuckle a little bit, because he actually threatened and one time did shoot out the tire of a secret service agents car,

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now, when we drive the fritz out, there will be time to shave. i heard it all. this was fulfilled. during the war, mom dad lost a personal tragedy, he did not die, but, but left the family. yes, they broke up before the war, when the war began, he went to the front. they were no longer together. they were no longer together, and i saw him after the war in the forty-fifth year, he was a sapper, and they went. it was called a motorized railcar. they rode in front of the ambulance train, so that the mines that are from the rails. at in general, in short, to clear the way from mines, and after the war he arrived. my mother already took me to moscow, because she had already entered, uh, to the dunaevsky ensemble and i was already with her in moscow and he came. but they agreed, my mother, she just asked him, because she was already going to build her life with my stepfather, and she told him, stasik, don’t tell me who you are. here are these two men , here is your dad, here in this photo of your schmuck they worked together in the dunaevsky ensemble because valentin

good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay here in downing street, and victoria fritz in the breakfast studio. our headlines today. rishi sunak will today become prime minister — he'll have an audience with the king at buckingham palace, and will address the nation from here in downing street later this morning. we now need stability and unity, and i will make it my utmost priority to bring our party and our country together. good morning from the centre of richmond in north yorkshire, rishi sunak�*s constituency. i will be speaking to people about the cost of living pressures they are facing and what they would like to see the new prime minister do to support them. in other news... the mother of murdered hull student libby squire is to meet her daughter's killer in prison. back with a point to prove — how aston villa have moved to replace steven gerrard with the former arsenal manager unai emery. good morning. it is another mild day ahead following on from a mild start. for many it will be dry, although there are a few showers in the north and west. later, heavier rain and stronger wi

japan open of the withdrew from the tournament just minutes before his called a final against a la fritz. he pulled out with a knee injury before explaining why he thinks the asi players on tour have a tougher this giant as well as to be on the road for 6 months during the year. when are the plans from europe or america to do that, they can go home every couple of weeks. so an asian plans definitely haven't hotter than every other plan that special earlier luxury. i was like 78 months in a row. and i don't think a european play or an american player knows what it's like to be on the road for that long to nas ya is hosting a women's tour event for the 1st time. but local fans will if disappointed off to home favorite on stuart, suffered a shock exit the world. number 2, who was born 16 kilometers from monastery, where the tournament is being held. showed some flashes of brilliance in the call to fire america. that you eat it in 3 sets by american clay, knew who is ranked 73rd, lou with her 1st. when ever top 10 player, the stage is set for max for stop and to clench this years for me to o

>> splendid fritz? i pay. jake, wait a launch with two fabulous sit-down interview.those are super compelling. and, thank you for giving us a lot of material for tonight. but with president biden, what was your biggest take away from that? >> i thought it was interesting how he would not call putin irrational, but said his goals in his speech were irrational. and you saw there, i guess i misheard or misunderstood, or assume he was calling putin irrational after he said putin's speech was not. and he jumped in and cracked him eat. no, i did not say. that i said his speech was. and i thought that was interesting. i was trying to parse it a little bit. and i'm not sure what the significance is. and he also said there's gonna be consequences for the saudis, i want to what they will be. >> i thought we'd parse it out. it is a point was essentially look, don't mistake him for a fool. he's doing this intentionally, and the sanctions that happened will have to come from somebody who believes are acting rationally, even though it's a logical to many, ron, a moral, all those t

workshop where he worked until 1995. and the last one, just like my father, was killed in the war by fritz why did they come here? i'm tired of everything. the doctor where the snow is, my nephew completely got rid of psoriasis. clean skin, can you imagine. i here brought me said 5.000. what 5.000 and they say, who did you come up with this? i don't need any money, i don't have any rates. don't take it. take home useful and don't think about it anymore. thank you doctor of health. so many people have worked in this direction and will come here. you can't. how can you do it like this ? why so much strength? i install quickly. yes, i have a friend who has st. john's wort, he is also quickly installed. he generally sleep for days. maybe not sleep for days. yes st. john's wort is a nickname. what an interesting in general, his name is ivan? by the way, he also a clairvoyant can. well, to predict who will have serious problems, if they even put him in the hospital for examination, they didn’t understand. let's get to know our friend well. he will arrive soon. you should have looked a lot there

japan, open of the withdrew from the tournament just minutes before he called a final against the fritz. he pulled out with a knee injury before explaining why he thinks the all the plays on to have a tougher. there's no advantage in australia and i have to be on the road for like 6 months during the year when not all the player from europe or america has to do that. they can go home every couple of weeks. so astrology and asian players definitely have it hotter than every on the planet. that's visual early to mockery. i was blank, 7 months in a row, and i don't think a european play or an american player knows what it's like to be on the road for that loan. in the nfl, tom brady is confirmed. he's fit to play on sunday against the atlanta falcons. the tampa bay quarterback suffered a shoulder injury last week, but the 45 year old has played down the seriousness. the balcony is have $12.00 games so far from for the season. and i still chasing nicholas home when i think you got to try to stay bounced over the course of season and a few games we've done better job. and we're just getting

well, the first black quarterback was fritz pollard, who played professional football and actually was the first black coach. and he won the first championship of the nfl. something that is not widely known but is in my new book. so, clearly, the best quarterbacks today, to switch from baseball the football for a moment, are indeed, with the exception of tom brady, black. patrick mahomes is the avatar of the black quarterback. for years, they were shunted to the marginal positions. yes, they played running back and split ends. you are an end morgan state, where you are not, bill rhoden? >> i pretended to be, yes. >> okay. i read your book and i knew you were a better athlete than you admit to. but here's the deal. the blacks were denied representation at the higher levels, just before jackie died he pleaded for a black coach or manager on the third base line when he was honored for the 25th anniversary of his pioneering effort. in cincinnati, at the world series. a few days later, i think it was 19 days, he died, you might say, of a broken heart. >> we're gonna get to that a little lat

fritz hollings stated democrat, george wallace dated the democrat. although southern governors all the southern centers on one switch and that was strom thurmond. only one. the rest of them stay democrat forever and black people voted for them. so when i started asking the question why did this happen, they goes back to stockholm syndrome. he goes back to cognitive dissonance. it makes perfect sense. you have been oppressed, you been beaten down for 400 years. of course you're going to take on the characteristic of your master. plus if they're just been paying attention to the civil rights movement we were fighting, bleeding, dying shot by water hoses, bit by dogs come eat hamburger beside them, drink on the decided to go to school beside them. of course when it came to vote were going to vote with them. makes perfect sense. >> host: why are blacks so skeptical about the republican party? >> guest: arm start, back in 1992, a good friend of yours lee atwater was over the rnc. george bush should just become president. he's looking at the map and we, th

at this stage of my, my life taylor fritz started this week in quarantine, but ended it as the japan open champion. the american was forced to pull out of an event in sol with coven 19. and after 7 days in isolation, was cleared just in time to make the flight to tokyo and arrive the morning of his opening round match. well, fast forward to the final. and he beat copatrick frances t afo to win the tournament. and as a result would break into the world top 10 for the 1st time in major league baseball, the legendary career of albert pupils has almost certainly come to an end after the st. louis cardinals were eliminated from the play of silly opening round the 42 year old, recently surpassed 700 home runs, leaving him full on the all time list. the cardinals lost the opening. 2 games of the wild card series against philadelphia. phillies now faced the atlanta braves in the division series, the seattle mariners all to through to the next round, a police the biggest come back quickly away from home in clay of history. seattle were trained in toronto by 7 rugs or to 5 innings. eventually

welcome to breakfast with victoria fritz and rachel burden. our headlines today: tributes and services for the victims of the petrol station explosion in county donegal which killed ten people and left eight injured. it is truly a shocking, tragic event that has brought an incredible toll on this community. vladimir putin calls for tighter security around the only bridge connecting crimea to russia after it was severely damaged in an explosion. a rare glimpse of the british operation to supply arms to ukraine: the mod says it's providing vehicles, anti—tank missiles and ammunition. good morning. in sport, there's just no stopping manchester city. they've gone top of the premier league after thrashing southampton with the man of the moment erling haaland scoring his 20th goal of the season. oh, wow! 50—year—old music reversioned for the 21st century: we take a look at a new exhibition about the who. and while it will be a fine day to the south—east of the uk today after a bit of a chilly start, further north get ready. some wet and windy weathe

for the democrat party now people say that, you know, all of these democrats switch republican no fritzolland state a democrat george wallace stated democrat over favors lester maddox, the ross barnett all those southern governors all those southern centers only one switch and that was strong thurmond only one. the rest of them stayed democrats forever and black people voted for them so when i started asking the question, why did this happen? it goes back to stockholm syndrome. it goes back to a cognitive dissonance. it makes perfect sense. you've been oppressed. you've been beaten down for 400 years. of course, you're gonna take on the characteristics of your master plus if they had just been paying paying attention to the civil rights movement. we were fighting bleeding dying getting shot by water hoses and been by dogs. either hamburger beside them to go to the bathroom beside them to drink from a water fountain beside them to go to school besides them. of course when it came to vote. we were going to vote with him. makes perfect sense why are? blacks so skeptical about the republica

welcome to breakfast with me jon kay on downing street, and victoria fritz in the studio. our headlines today... rishi sunak�*s on course to be the uk's new prime minister, after borisjohnson dramatically quits the conservative party leadership contest. his decision to pull out leaves mr sunak as the clear frontrunner in the race for number 10, way ahead of fellow candidate penny mordaunt. good morning from the western international wholesale market where i am speaking to traders and their customers about what they would like to hear from whoever becomes the next prime minister and their government to support businesses in the cost of living crisis. in other news this morning... millions of people across the uk are urged to get their flu and covid vaccines, as health experts warn of the threat of a so called twindemic. a statement victory for newcastle united. are the saudi—backed club becoming the force many predicted, as they beat tottenham to move into the top four? back in time — a familiarface, as david tennant makes a surprise return as the doctor. good morning. some