. it is a push for1 million jabs a day to save summer, geraldine.- save summer, geraldine. amount, at the - save summer, geraldine. it is a. colossal amount, at the moment save summer, geraldine. it is a - colossal amount, at the moment is something like 500,000 a day, they want to go up to 800000 and eventually to i want to go up to 800000 and eventually toi million. we want to go up to 800000 and eventually to i million. we are already seeing really impressive numbers. the vaccine roll—out is an absolute feet, it is very, very impressive. what this means, however, of course, is that because at the concern over the indian variant, those who are older, and are at risk, the second doses could be brought forward. it might mean young people have to wait longer for their second doses. we do know there is this risk, there may be a risk to live events in the summer if we cannot get this variant under control, so, you know, after not a massive football fan, i've got to admit, i did see an early and after seeing people enjoy my football again in person, it would be a shame if we ha

geraldine, tim, thank you very much indeed- _ well. geraldine, tim, thank you very much indeed.hank you very much indeed. i do need to _ well. geraldine, tim, thank you very much indeed. i do need to say - much indeed. i do need to say congratulations, of course first two leicester city and the foxes, let's just very quickly show one of the pictures on the front pages. we haven't got it, but if you've missed it, leicester city have made history today.

geraldine, tim, thank you very much indeed- _ well. geraldine, tim, thank you very much indeed.im, thank you very much indeed. i do _ well. geraldine, tim, thank you very much indeed. i do need _ well. geraldine, tim, thank you very much indeed. i do need to _ well. geraldine, tim, thank you very much indeed. i do need to say - much indeed. i do need to say congratulations, of course first two leicester city and the foxes, let's just very quickly show one of the pictures on the front pages. we haven't got it, but if you've missed it, leicester city have made history today. we are going to be back at the top of the hour with more news. for now though, cheerio. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best movies available for viewing in the home and in cinemas. the big news for film fans is that from monday, uk cinemas will start to reopen and many award—winning movies that are ready available on streaming services will be among those first titles welcoming viewers back to the big screen. the way i see it is that the titanic is sinking and econo

bush went on to beat mondale and geraldine ferraro in the general election.

my presidency will be about those values. [ cheers ] my vice president will be geraldine ferarro.a new door to the future. mr. reagan calls it tokenism. we call it america. [ cheers ] ever since i graduated from elmore high, i've been a democrat. i was the attorney general of my state, then a united states senator, and then an honest, caring man jimmy carter picked me as running mate. and in 1976 -- [ cheers ] and in 1976, i was elected vice president. then in 1980, ronald reagan beat the pants off us. so tonight, i want to say something to those of you across the country who voted for ronald reagan, republicans, independents, and yes, some democrats. i heard you and our party heard you. after we lost, we didn't tell the american people that they were wrong. instead, we began asking you what our mistakes had been. and for four years, i listened to all of the people of our country. i traveled everywhere. it seemed like i had visited every area of america. it wasn't easy. i remember late one night, as i headed from a speech in one city so a hotel 1,000 miles away, a friend of mine s

and when we speak of the future, the message is geraldine ferraro.ve san francisco together. and over the next 100 days, in every word we say, in every life we touch, we will be fighting for the future of america. joan and i are parents of three wonderful children who will live much of their lives in the 21st century. this election is a referendum on their future and on ours. so tonight, i want to speak to the young people of america and to their parents and to their grandparents. i'm walter mondale. you may have heard of me but you may not really know me. i grew up in the farm towns of southern minnesota. many dad was a preacher and my mom was a music teacher. we never -- we never had a dime but we were rich in the values that are important. and i've carried those values with me ever since. they taught me to work hard, to stand on my own, to play by the rules, to tell the truth, to obey the law, to care for others, to love our country and to cherish our faith. my story isn't unique. in the last few weeks, i've deepened my admiration for someone who

mondale and his running mate, geraldine ferraro, in the general election. [ applause ] >> good evening

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. — our guestsjoining me tonight are geraldine scott, westminster correspondent at the yorkshire post the white house says it has told israel to ensure the "safety and security ofjournalists" after israeli warplanes destroyed a tower block in gaza city. 0ccupants of the building — which housed the associated press and aljazeera — were given an hour to leave. israel claims the block was used by hamas's military intelligence. it follows rocket attacks by hamas militants, which killed one man in tel aviv. an israeli strike overnight on a refugee camp, killed at least fourteen people, ten of them from one extended family. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell reports from the west bank. within seconds, another tower block erased from gaza's skyline. journalists for international networks who worked inside rushed out after a warning from israel that it was about to strike. it says hamas intelligence used the building. earlier, a barrage of rockets hit tel aviv for the first time in two days, with deadly results. emergency services unable to save a man here. in gaza there has been alm

think albert of leicester wilder had left us by then but in the play with me were fred quinn and geraldine fitzgerald and i leave them right eileen heckert so it was a coming of age unparalleled i think i was a lucky lucky kid and i knew that i was lucky. i'm trying to think to do at that point was a stellar like a marital status or was she actually actually on boots on the ground teaching at that point did you were you in a class with ms are what i was it's a wonderful question i was her last master class yes i had the less tolerant stella adler and lloyd did she with me and shape i remember she grabbed my hair when they pulled me to the floor and then some ghastly monologue and i deserved it but nonetheless i was frightened and i think i was stunned and she said i'm going to knock out of you if that's the last thing i do. level that i don't think she achieved it quite but she did her level best she formed me i don't know if you've had such a great laugh in your life as to have a mentor of that kind of size and dimension she was epic stella and i think she she gave me that more than anyth

i'm down here to let a router have left us by then but in the play with me we're fred quinn and geraldine fitzgerald and i live the right eileen heckert so it's a coming of age unparalleled i think i was the lucky lucky kid and i knew that i was like. i'm trying to think the jew who at that point was a stellar like a marital status or was she actor you actually on the boots on the ground teaching at that point did you were you in a class with ms outlook i was it's a wonderful question i was her last master class i had the less tolerant stella adler employed did she let me into shape i remember she grabbed my hair when she pulled me to the floor and then some ghastly monologue and i deserved it but nonetheless i was frightened and i think i was stunned and she said i'm going to knock out of you if it's the last thing i do. it or level that i don't think she achieved it quite but she did her level best she formed me i don't know if you've had such a great laugh in your life as to have a mentor of that kind of size and dimension she was epic stella and i think she she gave me that more than

think i'm down here to lester wilder had left us by then but in the play with me were fred quinn and geraldine fitzgerald and i leave that right eileen heckert so it was a coming of age unparalleled i think i was the lucky lucky kid and i knew that i was lucky. i'm trying to think that the point was a stellar like a marital status or was she actually actually on boots on the ground teaching at that point did you were you in a class with ms outlook i was it's a wonderful question i was her last master class i had the last laugh stella adler and lloyd did she let me into shape i remember she grabbed my hair when she pulled me to the floor and then some ghastly monologue and i deserved it but nonetheless i was frightened and i think i was stunned and she said i'm going to knock out of you if that's the last thing i do. or level back i don't think she achieved it quite but she gave her level best she formed me i don't know if you've had such a great laugh in your life as to have a mentor of that kind of size and dimension she was epic stella and i think she she gave me that more than anything else

in minneapolis tonight, with her son azra recording, his mom latondria had no idea that grandma geraldinea hug. and tonight, mother and son right here with us. >> when i saw her get out of the car, i was shocked and surprised and just everything. so, my son, he did good. >> he did. our moms, our step-moms, our grandmoms, we all waited a long time. i loved going home, too. good night >>> the campaign has a 12-page plan to get governor newsom out of office. we'll share details on what is in it. cutting security staffing at the parking garages. what that means for your safety. >> a red flag warning remains in effect through tomorrow. i'll give you a close-up look at our increasing fire danger coming up. abc news at 6:00 >>> i'm about to make an announcement no other governor in california history has made. and i would argue no governor in american history has made. today we're announcing a 75.7 billion budget surplus. >> governor newsom in oakland making a big announcement just as recall sponsors outline a plan to get him out of office. good evening and thank you for joining us. >> we'll hav

tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are geraldine post, and tim montgomerie, conservative commentator. i hope you will be with us as well. in central london, earlier today, thousands marched in solidarity with the palestinian people. a large crowd moved through hyde park to the israeli embassy. similar rallies have been held in other cities in the uk and elsewhere in the world. 0ur correspondentjames waterhouse was watching. so, this is the final destination for the protest, if you like, kensington high street. because of the ways the roads are designed, the israeli embassy for the exits further down to the left there down a private road, with police guard as you would expect with different kind of embassies, but that has not stopped people here wanting to be seen and heard. you speak to people here, they don't see it as a conflict, they call it out and out oppression in terms of what is going on in the gaza strip and other palestinian territories. the core message is for the israelis to stop the air strikes that are currently taking

our question from geraldine from connecticut. were you surprised about anything in your research for this book? oh, yes, there were surprises all the time in what can i think of as an example? you're reading along and you find something that probably can't go into the book but you it surprises you. what can i say? what's the most surprising thing? i was surprised that how influential. ladybird was you know in her case she left a very full record. she left a diary that her printed diaries something like 800 pages white house diary. she was the first one by the way to do that. i shouldn't say that. she was the first modern first lady to do that helen taft had written a book about the white house and even julia grant back in the in the 1870s had written a book about being first lady, but it was not published for a hundred years. so after lady bird johnson every first lady except pat nixon who had her daughter do the job for her every first lady has published a book on leaving the white house. we'll we don't know about the current fi

. >> reporter: but for geraldine lopez and fellow protesters packing into parks and blocking roads thectivists want to expose what they say is excessive force from colombian police against protesters. >> we really need the international community to see what is happening in colombia. >> reporter: one thing she wants the world to know about, the police shooting of protester marcello on april 28th, the first day of protests. widely shared video shows the 17-year-old kick an officer on a motorcycle as he runs away, the officer shoots and kills the young man. a senior member of colombia's national police tells cnn this case is in the hands of prosecutors. the u.n. secretary general calling on authorities to exercise restraint amid reports of human rights violations. 27 protesters have been killed at korgd to the government but one human rights group reports as many as 47 dead, 39 of them by security forces. >> bring the police forces and the military forces against their own people, that's why we are all here. we are not prepared to hear the next day that one of our friends, one of our fam

for more on the response at the united nations we're joined by geraldine naismith they are a sham buster to the u.n. live via skype from new york thanks very much indeed for taking the time to talk to us or not is here i want to ask you whether you were disappointed that the u.n. security council isn't able to act in a not even able to come up with a unified statement on this well yes through disappointed that we didn't today speak and here and unified voice this is the 3rd time we have met to discuss this ongoing crisis a crisis that just escalates the death toll rising as we've heard again today no real sign of a cease fire so are an end to the irish foreign minister simon coleman today called for an urgent action we believe the security council is the body that not needs to assume its responsibility it's a collective responsibility we have as the guardians of international peace and security so yes we are working hard we would like that statement we would like the support of the security council to be seen and heard by all of those affected by prices and given that president biden tal

bush went on to beat mondale and geraldine ferraro in the general election. >>> our panelists for tonight's debate on defense and foreign policy issues are georgei anne gyre, marvin cal, morton conracy, and henry truit, diplomatic correspondent for "the baltimore sun." edwin newman formerly of nbc news is our moderator. ed. >>> the panel member that put the question will ask a follow-up, and the answer to that will be limited to one minute. after that the same question will be put to ronald reagan, and there will be a follow-up and each man will have one minute for rebuttal. >>> the crucial issue of central america, you and the democratic party said the only policy toward the horrendous civil wars in central america should be on the economic development and negotiations with perhaps a quarantine of marxist nicaragua. do you think the answers in any ways will solve the conflicts and there's no need to resort to force at all, simply, again, too weak and too late? >> i believe the question over simplifies the questions of what we must do in central america. our objectives ought to be to streng

mondale and his running mate, geraldine ferraro, in the general election. [ applause ] >> good evening. good evening from the municipal auditorium in kansas city. i am dorothy rady, the president of league of women voters, the sponsor of this final presidential debate of the 1984 campaign between republican ronald reagan and democrat walter mondale. our panelists for tonight's debate on defense and foreign policy issues are georgie ann geier, indicated columnist for universal press syndicate, marvin kalb, chief diplomatic correspondent for nbc news, morton kondracke, executive editor of "the new republic" magazine, and henry trewhitt, diplomatic correspondent for the "baltimore sun." edwin newman, formerly of nbc news and now a syndicated columnist for king features, is our moderator. ed? >> dorothy ridings, thank you. a brief word about our procedure tonight. the first question will go to mr. mondale. he'll have 2 1/2 minutes to reply. then the panel member who put the question will ask a follow-up. the answer to that will be limited to one minute. after that, the same question will b

host: geraldine in florida, next up. caller: good morning.p hearing it referred to as the party of trump. i have referred it to it as the party imputing since the date that trump walked into the white house. hello? host: thanks for that. this is a piece from the desert news. "the molokai for a post trump gop." it is from a former official in the george bush administration. "the current state and future of the republican party, it has changed as demonically and quickly as any previous major party in history. it is fundamentally different and vertical policy -- philosophy, tone and temperament than it was. " steve is with us in webster, massachusetts. caller: good morning. i think it is time for everybody to have a beer summit. i consider this new york times article as an exemplar of the biases the left-wing media. this could just as easily be as the democratic party the party of obama. president biden has jen psaki, janet yellen, susan rice, a lot of holdovers from the obama administration. that is how politics works. it is a fact of life. wha