gail chased boots for more information.017 the company wrote to her to say they couldn't comment on her father's case because of the inquest proceedings. the tone of the second letter from boots was shocking. this transparency that had been promised was non—existent and i felt at that stage as though i was complaining about a broken washing machine or something. my father had died. to be left not knowing — it's hell. they're working for the nhs. boots has since apologised for the tone of that letter but say they were as transparent as they could be while inquest proceedings were ongoing. in january this year gail watched an investigation by this programme into boots. it covered the deaths of three patients who died after pharmacy errors. but boots says when the programme was broadcast the cause of death had not been determined at the inquest. gail spent 18 months preparing for the hearing. she wanted to understand every detail. 0n the third day of the inquest, the assistant coroner said disclosure by boots had been an ongoi

gail chased boots for more information.017 the company wrote to her to say they couldn't comment on her father's case because of the inquest proceedings. the tone of the second letter from boots was shocking. this transparency that had been promised was non—existent, and i felt at that stage as though i was complaining about a broken washing machine or something. my father had died. to be left not knowing — it's hell. they're working for the nhs. boots has since apologised for the tone of that letter, but say they were as transparent as they could be while inquest proceedings were ongoing. gail spent 18 months preparing for the hearing. she wanted to understand every detail. 0n the third day of the inquest, the assistant coroner said disclosure by boots had been an ongoing issue. the hearing was told the job of dispensing his tablets had been moved from this boots branch in doncaster to one closer to home. the store manager, here at the time, took a call and was told that the pharmacy had to stop dispensing tony's medicatio

and and in a sense that this is gail gail as i was happening and she has a lot on notice the same thing to do it'll it'll can together. since electrical golf alpha november much analysis yeah yeah exactly yeah yeah. contingencies well while i'm gonna look likely people. this is a town house. yeah. i'm to take. such a let us accept a lot of the way you have by the everything [inaudible] yeah [inaudible] the well old ones has main main. you know settle. i don't know if i kind of comes. as i said of lotus as i kind of license you know you kno. site -- when i when i? thank you to those of us who went to the exam. okay taking a single source because it made i mean i'm in hiring hiring a politically correct rations and did these easy i've done this without that looks less like caramandi bay grades about my family family council to calm coffee pot so that by the model to really really illustrates. strikes accent. telling us . after the finance minister. sure the place next about the espys bring by sunday title because the french ran away waving a life with. walking the camino done done by glob

gail was previously the former seo of united healthcare and president of blue cross blue shield. ken frazier, chairman of the board and chief executive officer of merck. ken has substantially increased merck's investment in research including early research, focusing the launch and growth of products that benefit society. he leads initiatives that lean on merck's 125-plus year legacy. last but not least, my good friend, norman augustine, retired chairman and chief executive officer of lockheed martin corporation. he served as assistant secretary, undersecretary secretary of the u.s. army. he has been on the faculty of princeton, served as chairman and principal officer of american red cross and chairman of defense science board. norm is a member of the national community of sciences. you have to remember about national academy, norm. most recently, as you heard, he chaired the academy's major [ inaudible ] making medicines affordable. let me get right into the issue. we heard many, many i think aspects of this whole issue of affordable drugs. let me -- i would like to cover today

gail's dad got his medisure packs every four weeks. they are designed to make is easier to take the right pill at the right time. each of tony's packs contained more than 100 tablets. alarmed by what she found, especially the empty packs, gayle got in touch with boots‘ local patient safety officer. i told him that dad had two lots of his medisure packs dispensed — he was horrified. and it was at that stage i realised how serious this was. he promised me, he promised me, that boots would be transparent, and i believed him. gayle chased boots for more information. in february 2017 the company wrote to her to say they couldn't comment on her father's case because of the inquest proceedings. the tone of the second letter from boots was shocking. this transparency that had been promised was nonexistent and i felt at that stage as though i was complaining about a broken washing machine or something. my father had died. to be left not knowing — it's hell. they're working for the nhs. boots has since apologised for the tone of that letter but

gail is developing the north—west of scotland, rain any north—west of scotland, rain any north—west in as it moves across scotland and northern ireland and the irish sea. a lot of low clouds well left and some sunshine in the south—east and some sunshine in the south—east and east anglia, it could be warm, temperature is 22 or 23 celsius. for most pa rt temperature is 22 or 23 celsius. for most part it should be warmer due to those southerly winds. that weather front bringing the rain from the north—west is going to slowly bluetit way into in late and wales. it. again because the wind just dropped out to nothing. nothing to move it on and the good friday band of cloud stretching from literature through the midlands towards the south—west. south—east of england, early mist, and then some sunshine, not quite as warm on wednesday, further north—west across the uk largely dry, fewer showers and a bit of sunshine coming through. cloud stop any different sort of place, but it will move away overnight. high—pressure building behind it, some chilly air coming in off the atlantic. the coldest n

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is strange brothers christiane and gail brought back together by the death of their father time has not healed and he wouldn't if anything they've just festered. for so often be a christian oh so you're gonna feel the openness of. just you know. out to some excessive alcohol consumption the brothers make an unexpected discovery under the old table tennis table thank you cousin. when they were young christiane and georg dreamt of traveling across germany on the impact someone. decades later the federal brothers decide it's not too late to turn this train into reality. it's not the fastest way to travel. and rescinding detent we're going a little bit against the trend today everything has to go much faster always get somewhere fast by playing you to there's actually a theory that the soul takes longer to catch up and i think that's valid to us and i have the feeling there's something to that that the soul actually requires the speech you walk at. on the way from the black forest to the baltic sea there are a number of tasks to be fulfilled that the journey is by mopeds is only one of the

i'm still gail welcome to the program. has been badly today since anglo-american and she would stand down as leader of her party and not seek a further was germany's chancellor the race to succeed a heated up today as one of her longstanding critics launched his leadership campaign frederick metz says he can't unite a divided party. meet chancellor merkel's old rival the man she once ousted is back to challenge her it's evolved to get the c.d.u. needs a fresh start and renewal. c.d.u. needs a forward thinking political discussion and i believe that means the c.d.u. has to be clear about its core values going to america had taken over his position as parliamentary leader of the conservatives sixteen years ago many say he's never forgiven her he carried on as her second in command for a couple of years then in two thousand and nine he left politics he returned to his day job as an attorney joining an international corporate law firm he's also sat on the board of governors for several companies including the world's largest a

i'm from gail welcome to the program or sources in indonesia say the death toll from last week's earthquake and tsunami is now more than twelve hundred meanwhile survivors a growing anger at the government's response with aid slow to arrive people in the disaster zone are running short of food fuel and other essentials. the days after the devastating earthquake and tsunami survivors are still struggling to get hold of eight fuel is in short supply here people are trying to collect as much pecial as they can officials are trying to assure them that more is on the way. and then. logistical aid is coming in so the support being offered to refugees is better compared to day one day two and even yesterday. we still need more time to take care of all the problems because supply chains have been disrupted in the disaster zone the money. each ship will have to contend with pirate touches and damaged roads like this the damage infrastructure is also making it harder to recover the day. amid all this rescuers are continuing to search through the rubble in the hope of finding more survivors despite lo

gail danes anyone here and had their warnings i must know that this was he said to me shortly make uplike it was an improper can find on this and the one thing that is very lonely is that things cannot go on the way they are always trying to carry consequence to see if it's ok to talk i'm going to marco has been on the end of sharp criticism she sees mistakes made in berlin as a contributing factor to the losses of his sister party in the various. doesn't as often would click looking back at the formation of the government in the last twelve months it's clear that people have lost a lot of trust in us and that also goes for the union party use the c.u. and the c s he where you would expect common ground. and that's why until now we have not been able to be clear about what the grand coalition has achieved so far jointly mom quanta but it was the social democrats who suffered most on the night losing half of their vote is a very. the party leaders it's increasingly difficult to justify why the s.p.d. is still propping up the coalition government but. once we do venture my what must we

we explain how virtual reality may be a gail changer.e have all of that and more on nbcbayar nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> if you have a story call 888-996-tips. >>> still ahead on this special dead igs of bay area news. >>> a play and player that will be remembered forever, an emotional moment as a new statue was unvailed. >>> it was a special day before today's game the team unvailed a new two-part statue that pays tribute to the catch, the play that launched the 49ers dynasty. one statue is of the late dwight clark and the other joe montana. >>. >> on a day with 49ers alum any were honored one player in particular was on everyone's mind. >> one, two, three. >> outside the stadium. >> a story ngime 49ers fan can forget. >> when you see how it went down how do you top something like that? >>. >> they were statues of wide receiver and joe montana connecting for the famous game winning touchdown in the championship g zb >> i don't think anyone realized how important this play would become and 49 history. >> clark passed away after a

we knocked on the door, mom answered it and they were too surprised to see gail and i because we were in pittsburgh time. we all came in and had this sort of very serious encounter. basically, the message was mom, we love you dearly. this is not your problem. this is our problem and we will together as a family get through this and she finally released her defenses and accepted that and went into detox. >> and the rest is kind of history. she turned that around just like breast cancer and in 1982, she cofounded the betty ford center with leonard firestone and the betty ford center has since served over 100,000 patients, save countless lives. and the book also is a love story of your parents. i hope you will all get the book and learn so muchmore about betty ford and mike, been such a pleasure to share this with you . >>. >> you have a final one. >> a final quote, there is one, thank you for reminding me. >> we talked about it. >> your father once said when a final tally is taken, her contribution will be larger than mine. you agree with that? >> i understand my where my fathers coming

gail, one. sherry. it is the final round. the wild card round. this video and not giving you any clues whatsoever. >> i hated the es ksay question. >> taking apart a cage for a family pet. notices something he doesn't like. >> a spider. going to panic and mess it up. >> he's going to run through glass door. >> his brother or co-worker is in the closet trying to scare him. >> his mom is coming through the front door. >> and he's not supposed to be doing it. >> not supposed to be doing whatever he is doing. >> definitely afraid of moths. if you look closely, there's a moth right there. he tries to just swat it away. then, boom! >> real mad when she comes home and sees her glass window is open. mom. i win. >> i'm claiming a half point. >> i, too, want to claim a half point because he panicked. >> i get a half point. >> hey! i have a best guess. charity will lose her mind next week when we play again. >> i get a point for that. >>> hope you had fun with us today. if you need more, >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. authoriti

stuart: thank you, gail. >> thank you. stuart: now this.up on america's big tech companies. that is my opinion. will tax them. amazon, facebook, google in particular will bear the brunt of these new taxes. some people say it's a money grab. i say it is inevitable. my take at the top of the hour on that. ♪ hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about exciting plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. these are affordable, all-in-one plans that help pay for doctor visits, hospital stays and emergency care. but they also include prescription drug coverage. in fact, last year humana medicare advantage prescription drug plan members saved an estimated $6,900 on average on their prescription costs. call a licensed humana sales agent or go online to find out if you could save on your prescription drugs. this plan delivers coverage for the three things you may care most about; prescription drug coverage, doctor visits, and hospital

see that my friend gail. >> thank you, dr. dzau, it's a pleasure to be invited to participate on this panel and i think the themes outlined are really important as we can rent transparency, a complicated healthcare system that needs to be simplified at affordability at the core and though all consumers play. it's critically important, i mean, we are at a time of incredible clinical innovation and discovery, but affordability overhangs that entire discussion and affordability-- i want to put some perspective on that because i think talking about just drug affordability, this is -- i think we need to think more broadly about healthcare affordability had drugs are very important part of that. just thinking about the perspective, the industry i'm in , a family of the four today in a average employee employer health sponsored program sends about $20000 a year including co-pays. that's a huge amount of money in terms of most people's income. looking at the individual market where if you're not on on a subsidy program or get one of t

gail and i, my wife, had just married july 5, a month earlier. back story on that we were supposed to be married in august and it was, you know, something everyone in the family was excited about and mom and dad were wanting to make a right and not make it to public so they actually came to us, not knowing what was going to happen because things with watergate were just unfolding each day was a different revelation. and so they were suggesting we move our wedding up july just to be safe. so, we did it july 5 going back to graduate school she was at boston university and i was at the theological seminary and driving up -- we spoke to mom and dad said will start school or should we stick around and he said no, go. this is in the date when there were no cell phones and so we were on the road with our u-haul and we get up there literally get up there and they had been looking for us because we got up there and there was press corps at our house or apartment. there's our friends waiting for us and we find out literally find out that nixon had resigned

gail, let me start with you. let's start with the comments from the south lawn. what do you make of president trump there appearing to parrot the saudi lines, maybe rogue elements killed khashoggi? >> watch the next couple of days. i think you'll see the hunt for an off ramp. there's a willie nelson song, the last thing i needed this morning. there are few people in the region who think this is in anybody's good interest to see the united states and saudi arabia have a standoff. and so turkey, saudi arabia, and the united states, they're looking for some way to deescalate this situation. i think one way some observers have been saying they'll find that off ramp is to talk about rogue killers, put it in an investigation setting and take this off the front burner while they look into it. that doesn't mean the external pressure will ratchet down. they've looking for a way to basically take this off the front page and put it toward a-27 and figure out a way to get the investigation going. >> i want to show everyone's president's tweet on khashoggi. i want to highligh

. >> reporter: farther inland gail sweet tragically losing her husband to the storm when a tree fell on their house. >> it was just like a freight train coming at us. >> reporter: the tree pinning the couple down and seriously injuring gail's husband. >> i told him hold on. just hold on. i'm calling for help now. >> reporter: but the storm preventing first responders from getting there in time. >> they got me out but he was already gone by the time i got here. >> reporter: back on the coast near mexico beach, tyndall air force base also takng a direct hit. michael shredding this hangar's roof but military crews already on the ground friday as cargo planes arrived with much needed supplies. and, of course, getting that military operation back operational is of key importance. i can tell you after surveying much of the damage here along the coastline in my 20 years of covering storms, i have never seen wind damage like this from a hurricane. it is literally like an ef-2 or ef-3 tornado 20 or 30 miles wide. so, when you hear these survivor stories, boy, they are just heart-wrenching and

in an article out today, telling "the new york times" her best friend gail king is urging her to do it. winfrey says you of pe alle are supposed to care about my life. king replying, the country is bigger than your life. an president trum former president obama will also stump in georgia. lester? >> kristen welker, thanks. >>> as funerals continue for the 11 killed in the synagogue mass shooting, the suspect has been indicted by the grand jury and charged with 44 counts including hate crimes. prosecutors said they planned to seek the death penalty. i want to talk about a growing mystery. this is a strange one. two sisters found bound together by duct tape in new york city's hudson river. their bodies hundreds of miles from home. authorities are being tight lipped on this case while asking th public for help. we get me from nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: tonight, new york city police want the publis help. anything anyone may know about two young sisters from sdi abia. the bodies of 22-year-old rotana and her 16-year-old sister were found in the hudson river off a manhattan pier. bou

a graduate of both yale college and gail law school, he has taught at harvard, yale and georgetown. he is not working with his family, he is not working with his family, he is getting back to his community. he spent 26 years in public service and just like justice gorsuch, he worked forjustice kennedy. for the last couple of years he was a judge on the dc circuit court of appeals, widely regarded as our nation ‘s second highest court. during his tenure he authored over 300 opinions, distinguished by their masterful and impartial reasoning. known as a judge'sjudge, masterful and impartial reasoning. known as a judge's judge, he is a fair—minded, unbiased and evenhanded person. he understands thatjustice must be divorced from the passions of the day, tended instead to the enduring foundation of our republic, the constitution. —— tethered. justice kava nagh fills the constitution. —— tethered. justice kavanagh fills the place left by anthony kennedy, soon, justice kennedy will a minister the judicial oath to brett kavanaugh, just as he did last year forjustice gorsuch. this'll be the f

. >> reporter: things escalated between the man and gail. >> don't talk to me in a [ bleep ] foreign language you cow. >> will you stop? >> i will carry on. >> reporter: eventually gayle moved to another seat. >> what have i done? i haven't done anything to attack me because of the color of my skin. >> reporter: a flight attendant told the man to calm down but gayle is upset he was allowed to stay on the flight. ryanair says it has reported it to the police who are investigating. joe fryer, nbc news. >> we'll take a break. >>> coming up, elon musk's high-speed solution to traffic nightmares and when you can take a ride on it. > ba now with what could be the future of travel on another and another daring, bigger than life promise from elon musk. the man who founded spacex and tesla says he's nearly finished digging the first test rack for an underground system of fast-moving pods. the idea is they'll whisk commuters across los angeles in a matter of minutes. nbc's tom costello is in l.a. >> reporter: in a city synonymous with gridlock and congestion, elon musk's company is digging dee

we've got christian, ali, nick and gail breaking down the best on the web, including some pranks -- >you can play. >> see how to do them if you dare. >> that is evil. >> yes it is so annoying. >> there was a special place in the world for people who work with groups like animal aid unlimited in india. check this out. >> my goodness!e -- what is incredible. that dog i sllaliv >> that was a mammary gland. it's reall usf the little guys right there. >> oh, poor mommy. >> this girl is a tough one. >> she wasn't alone when animal aid showed up. they got a call from residents because they said mama was protecting her babies from another dog. that's why she got into it and was punctured on one of her mammaries glands. they were able to remove it but she had a laceration on her neck so they had to bind that up. and there you can see, angelina, along with cuddled, booter, robby and cindy -- >> that's a tough couple of months for this dog. through a pregnancy, dog fight, surgery and having all these little mouths going right back at you. >> you have to love how sweet she is. when they went to p

ever the conversation continues online you can find us on twitter either at the w news we're at four gail don't forget to use the hash tag the day leave you now with images of the northern lights shot in film. cards lawyer come. car culture. car hair. superman. superfood. doggone job. lifestyle during. the moment. cody has taken to express some of the a six month station wagon to impress discrimination karma as egyptology. it's small but not too small to be a g.i. if you tell me you dispose he version of the city comes designed with younger drivers in mind. trying to come sixty minutes spoke to. armed forces are under pressure they're battling recruiting problems outdated and broken down equipment and limited budgets. all the challenges a huge missing. of tennis we have ten divisions that don't have tanks so old sourcing and privatization are the order of the day in all areas but then compose dangers every day i don't want those on private sector businesses make no money with everything from recognizance drones to laundry facilities firms are in still treating the horses' feet france and

. >> reporter: gail and sam eckerling are eyeing electric cars.ed buying one until now. >> i'm the type, i'll wait, see what happens, get the bugs out, and then buy it. >> reporter: like many drivers, the tesla caught their eye. >> we loved it. but the price was way too much for us. >> now we actually can predict when the alt cars will no longer be alt. >> reporter: terry tamanin is an environmental po pio and said tesla introduced electric cars to a broader market. >> tesla's done a great job of making electric vehicles mainstream and exciting and sexy.orte so far,e nsave been s this year. that's 100,000 more than last year. this 40 version is the newest offering from bmw, while audi is accelerating into the electric market for the first time with an suv for those who eed more space. toyota and honda offer more affordable price tags and the promise to save thousands in fuel. >> no gas, no oil changes. almost maintenance free. >> reporter: the couple only make up a small portion of consumers ready to buy. analysts say another challenge, attracting

labor looked a little out of the dust in india gail the man who shot. and out of the ability in the village movie but of the a movie. and a little living in la was only up to most of the while betty. is caught between his two home countries. yemen a nation destroyed by war and in the midst of what the u.n. calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis. and the united states or donald trump's travel ban has now made it seemingly impossible to bring his family. naish evolution to finish and the. nation full of meaning when he was alluding to us. when we met najib and his family had been living in the east african nation of djibouti across the sea from yemen for almost four months. there hasn't been an american embassy in yemen for over three years no because of the war. that means she's up against including emerge. considers it's likely she'll have had their cases assigned to foreign countries like booty as a try to get the army's away from conflict you want. nothing more than a mission to land the number out of my feet. my fishing in kenya nothing. to me n

. >> reporter: gail just yep white descends from one of jefferson's enclaved men, peter hemmings.eds of descendants returned to monticello in june. >> i think you can't understand this country if you don't understand how it was founded, and i don't think you can understand race in this country without understanding slavery. >> so monticello is more than a mansion on a mountain? >> yes. it's much ore. it's a crucible of really what our country has been and what it means today. >> reporter: sally hemmings' story and others a monticello capturing the country's early aspirations and its stark contradictions. jeff bennett, nbc news, csville, virginia. news, csville, virginia. you need insurance. but it's not really something you want to buy. it's not sexy. or delicious. or fun. but since you need both car and home insurance, why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%? which you can spend on things you really want to buy, like... well, i don't know what you'd wanna buy because i'm justa g. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. >>> banksy has long been known as sort of the pran

. >> reporter: things e escalated between man and gail. >> don't talk to me [ bleep ]. i will carry on with this ugly glasses. >> reporter: eventually gayle moved to another seat. >> what done? i haven't done anything to attack me because of the color of my skin. >> reporter: a flit attendant told the man to calm down but gayle ispset he was allowed to stay on the flight. ryanair reported it to investigating. re >> we'll take a break. >>> elon musk's high-speed solution to traffic nightmares and when you can take a ride on it. aw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® works better than humira® at providing clearer skin, and more patients were symptom free with tremfya®. tremfya® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or have symptoms such as: fever, sweats, chills, muscle aches or cough. before starting tremfya® tell your doctor if you plan to or have recently received a va

the price of gasoline.in acco to industry analyst, the price of a gallon of gas is up 7 cents to .97 gail la gallo. that is 41 cents higher last year. los angeles has the highest price at $32. the lowest is in houston at $2.58. g>eral motors sales in china have shifted into reverse. the company announced today that sales there fell by 15% in the third quarter. that was the first decline in more than a yearnd in fact auto sales in china overall have been falling becadlytly with analysts saying that the slowing economy in china and trade fri with the u.s. are starting to make consumers . re cautio >>> its that he time. time to take a look at some of today's upgrades and downgrades. general electric was upgraded to over weight from equal weight at barclays. the analyst cites the new ceo's abilo lead a turn around and added that most of the bad news is already priced into the stock. >>> investors are basical saying at this price power, ,enewables, transportation, baker hugh ge, all of that collectively is zero and we harsh.hat's too >> the price target is $16 but the firm puts the stock at $2

. >> hello, i am gail barry west, i am on the board of the white house historical association. on behalf of the association, the board is pleased that you have chosen to attend this presidential site summit. i know you will agree, that we have had in attendance, a unique gathering here of presidential leaders, site directors, educational specialist and subject matter experts. thank you for supporting our organization with your attendance. we look forward to continuing with you beyond the days of this outstanding summit. we want you to keep in touch. our next featured session this morning is inclusive presidential history. this session will explore recent efforts made by site and libraries to incorporate the stories of lesser-known individuals, social groups, and events into the lives and times of the presidents that we are serving. i have witnessed the progress that many sites have made in regard to telling the story today of african-americans who previously were not discussed or even acknowledged as part of the american story. i recall going to visit the home of one of our pre

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i feel gail welcome to the program you leaders and british prime minister theresa may have expressed renewed confidence of a signal goes ations at the end of a two day e.u. summit in brussels both sides said they were working hard to unlock talks which have become stuck on the issue of the irish border and you ladies have suggested extending the post breaks a transition period during which the u.k. would still be subject to the blocs rules in his closing remarks european commission president sent an extension was a good idea and would probably happen and you commission president said he was more optimistic that a deal could be found but theresa may coming under fire at home over the idea of an extended transition period. critics have called the idea of betrayal a short while ago mrs may address the issue in her closing remarks. this is an idea that has been around before i've been asked about the potential for an extension in the house of commons previously i've always been very clear that we negotiated it was mentation period with the e.u. and we negotiated that implementation perio

i'm from gail welcome to the program u.n. climate scientists have issued their strongest warning yet about the risks associated with rising global temperatures they say we need to take unprecedented steps to avert the worst effects of climate change and that we need to take them now it's a clarion call to leaders around the world including germany environmental campaigners feel should be doing more. it's not like cycling an easy task for these greenpeace activists but for them it's worth the effort the big banner they're putting up in front of the german embassy in london is a call for germany to face all the use of co similar protests took place just a few days ago in germany which gets around forty percent of its energy from coal authorities struggle to explain why germany is lagging behind when it comes to stopping climate change. it's obvious that the time of fossil fuels is at an end and a country like germany that has the technological possibilities should not be a follower rather a leader must and governments need to h

gail dangerous animal he revealed her the warnings are not snow that this was a dummy show i mean echoplex it wasn't a proper cannon firing on the us and the one thing that is very new here is that things cannot go on the way they are always trying to carry consequence to see if it's ok that is mission vital uncle michael has been on the end of shank criticism she sees mistakes made in berlin as a contributing factor to the loss of his sister party in the various. doctors and i thought i'm good please looking back at the formation of the government in the last twelve months it's clear that people have lost a lot of trust in us that also goes for the union party used to see you and the c.s.u. where you would expect common ground. and that's why until now we have not been able to be clear about what the grand coalition has achieved jointly schmuck wonder but it was the social democrats who suffered most on the night losing half of their voters and a very. the party leaders it's increasingly difficult to justify why the s.p.d. is still propping up the coalition government that's kind of. what

history tv, saturday at 8 pm eastern on lectures and history, university of delaware professor tiffany gail on the role of african-american women in the civil rights movement. at 10 pm eastern on real america, the 1968 broadcasts, the nixon answer in michigan. on sunday at 7 p.m. eastern, the 30th anniversary of the tenement museum in new york city, and at 8 p.m. con the presidency, former first lady barbara bush grandchildren and laura bush, reflect on her life and legacy. watch on american history tv. this weekend on cspan-3. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television company. today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> historians now talk about how to incorporate the stories of women, african-americans, native americans and other lesser-known historical figures into presidential narrative. the white house historical association h

those isobars are tightly packed together, we are going to see gail is quite widely and also heavy rains, northern ireland, south—west england, and probably will not get across to the far south—east of england. we all going to have a very windy day, gusts is quite widely 40 or 50 miles windy day, gusts is quite widely 40 or50 miles an windy day, gusts is quite widely 40 or 50 miles an hour, perhaps even 60. these are average sustained winds, perhaps even higher in south—western isles of scotland. some disruptive weather heading our way towards the end of the week, songkhla conditions as well. there are already a number of warnings in place, and if you want to stay up with those, they all on our website. bye— bye. with those, they all on our website. bye—bye. —— they are all. welcome to newsday on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: president trump praises nikki hailey after her shock resignation as us ambassador to the un. but is she after his job? we're all happy for you in one way, but we hate to lose you. hopefully you will be back at some point, maybe in a diffe

i think because as one of the best players we have in the squad was super frustrated in the past gail'se has enough but then and. he he wants more and he can more he is still a very brilliant player and of course he has to stay i don't mind having a few old dudes in the team so i'm like a balance what about sorting in homa so mean this was supposed to be the two defensive players that when holmes joined by and they were supposed to scare the whole world saying is over his prime and that also injuriously to many of you very much yes that's the biggest problem this is says he's i mean he left after the game against holland and i think it's. it's time for a change and we have to be honest we have enough good people in this position with zero with thomas the few to even begin to can complain. not you too much of a fan off but i understand what you mean he did very well yes again yes but about two months i go i take him you take him he's part of my same measure me i was to take him a bit frustrating i don't think he's the leader that he should be but i still feel like he he can play the ball

season, we will keep you up to date, but certainly in friday's stormy conditions in the north—west, gail9 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire, welcome to the programme. people with mental health problems are waiting so long to get the help they desperately need that lives are being ruined, withjobs lost and marriages ending, experts are warning. we talk to some of those caught in this trap including one mother who waited so long to get help for her anorexic daughter — 18 months — that her other daughter started developing ptsd from the strain. we'd like to know about your experiences of the mental health system. we hear the remarkable story of a 22—year—old woman who, last year, became the youngest person in america to receive a full face transplant. katie stubblefield spent a day and a half on the operating table! she needed the surgery after shooting herself in the face in an attempt to take her own life in 2014.

edmund as the british number—1wins his first tour title, coming through a final set tie—break to beat gailropean open. early polls for the america's midterm elections have opened in parts of florida. in what is being seen as a crucial test of donald trump's presidency, vital house and senate seats are up for grabs, as well as the governor's office. hispanic voters will be hold the key to victory in florida, as katty kay reports now from miami. in miami, you don't call yourself hispanic. you are costa rican, where the frills are exuberant and the flowers are sweet. or you are bolivian, where the heels are sky high and the moves are sexy. oryou are cuban, and voting is a duty. are you going to vote in the election? oh, my god, that's a very difficult question. yes, i will vote. every 30 seconds here in america, a latina turns 18. therefore, eligible to vote. that is 66,000 potential new voters every month. for both republicans and democrats, it's a bonanza. the problem is, hispanics turn out to vote in lower numbers than any other group in the country. so, how does a democrat like eileen hig

the deep area of low pressure, tightly packed isobars, gailes.nging heavy rain at two the uk, bringing heavy rain at two the west of scotland, wales and south—west england. that rain may not get across to the far south—west dabble south—east of england until late in the day but it will be day. these are the average, sustained winds but the cast could well get up to 50 or 60 miles an hour, maybe even higher. some potentially disruptive wins, keep an eye on warnings. there are lots of them and they are all on our website. bye— bye. our top story: donald trump has accepted the resignation of his ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley. she resigned from her un post earlier on tuesday, fuelling speculation that she has presidential ambitions. but in her resignation letter to president trump, she said she'd support his re—election bid. residents on the coast of florida have been warned that hurricane michael could bring a storm surge of up to 3.5 metres when it makes landfall on wednesday. thousands have been told to leave what oficials are call

but gail is also concerned that having examined 15 medication packs dispensed by boots to her father,ng these concerns and they take all complaints raised with them extremely seriously, particularly those relating to patient back, and gail is also an wawrinka claim against boots and you can watch a whole story on inside out tonight and you can also read her story on bbc online —— gail is also considering a claim against boots. thank you, sarah. let‘s go to plymouth to speak tojemma. jemma, what is making the celebrity chef rick stein crabby? laughter that‘s right. laughter that's right. yesterday china spent double that amount on the uk crab than the year before. i met him in padstow and he told me about how the cold winter has led to a crab shortage with china wanting to pay over the odds for our local patch. catch. —— local cat. it such an enormous population. i mean, the sort of affluent, middle—class population of china and it is a greater number than the whole population of the united states, and they've all got money and they all want, you know, expensive tasty protein like this

to veronica who help put words on paper to our agent, gail and to the first lady, where is the firstady? yay. the first lady. and to leah's parents who are here. [applause] yeah. that was never -- to all of the brazil's here. outside of the wall, this is where we are. attitude, this whole idea. that's how we start. >> can i interrupt? we are lucky to have her. [cheering] extraordinary. >> oh. in the book. [laughter] i love me miss tyson. well, we started this process many years ago. we have been eyewitnesses to some of the most amazing moment in history and some of the most historic figures in american politics. thirty years ago, we worked on a campaign. we learned one day that leaders of the campaign wanted to put the quote on quote, of the campaign on one floor and everyone else on the bottom floor. as you can imagine, it didn't look like any of us, the bottom did. so that afternoon and i see my brother who was a part of that journey as well, guess what? we decided to go up there and find ourselves an empty room. we turned it into a room that was open to everybody. we called it the

i believe gail stein from the sfmta is here to present on this item. >> good morning, supervisors. this resolution would authorize a five year extension of the existing contract the city has through the m.t.a. has with incident section media. the contract is on exactly the same terms as the initial term. it was worth a minimum of $32,250,000 to the m.t.a. over five years and possibly more if the contractor sells more advertising. there's a 65% revenue shares. the contractor has exceeded the minimum in each of the four years so far. i'm happy to answer any questions. i know the b.l.a. has done a report on this, also. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. supervisor tang? >> supervisor tang: thank you. i know it's in our information but maybe for the record if you could just state on you the contract has exceeded the max each year, what level. >> yeah. basically, permonth, we have an amount permonth, and if they exceed it, then, we get more than the minimum, so it would take the amount permonth and multiply it by 65%. >> supervisor tang: no. i was just wondering if you could stat

live from the gail miller conference center where we are holding the debate between candidate in theace for the fourth congressional district. tonight, we will be hearing from incumbent republican congresswoman mia love and her democratic challenger, mayor of salt lake county, ben mcadams. the commission has established a format that allows each candidate 60 seconds for an initial reply to a question. many of tonight's questions, from suggestions made from those of you who went to our website. we will also be taking questions from our panelists. viewers participating on social media. chase larson is the student association executive vice president. theng already referenced political titles from offices that they currently hold, i will omit those titles from now on. prior to the debate, a coin toss decided that been mcadams will provide the answer to the first question. let's get right to the questions that people have. it is important for every voter to know something personal about a candidate. fore will not be a rebuttal the first question, which comes from social media. it takes a