in my heart i sort of asked gertrude, "is it ok if i keep this for my wedding?"ed. in a moment or two we'll be reporting on how two black men died in south wales after contact with police. a year on, theirfamilies speak exclusively to bbc wales investigates reporter mo jannah. but first the weather with susan powell. hello. very stormy conditions for the uk this weekend. saturday we have been watching ston malik particularly battering northern britain. tomorrow a little later on another storm set to work its way through named by the uk met office. amber warning still involves 0ffice. amber warning still involves scotland until the middle of the afternoon. this ridge of high pressure will start pushing as we look towards the evening and overnight. the winds will become much lighter. the skies will also clear and it will turn cold. a pretty widespread frost developing. look out for the odd patch of ice on the ground first thing on sunday. sunday morning, sparkling sunshine, light winds, there was a beast can start the day but come lunchtime crowds milling in from t

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his sense of salon was gertrude stein leg because he put those people together. i can look back on and think, wow, that's a nice business dinner that he's organized there. you know, i think it's a pretty good who comes in periodically robin seen him in a while, but the ring guy and i want appeal to ring story back anyway. i think he handles himself well as a judge, and i'm wondering, i don't remember the exact episode, how do you know everybody has rank? how do we miss that? or how did the guys miss that? what was the pinch jamie, that was jamie. i think what happened with jamie came in with a big ask if i'm remembering right in the sweet guy, i think what it was is for me, i just didn't have enough information. i thought it was really smart. i thought it was really good. he had a big gas, but there wasn't anything that he had said that gave me i information enough to know that it was going to get made and really work and, and all of that, i think i was just, that was a little for carriers on i should have been that you know, that was what one, they got away, peo

gertrude was transferred to the concentration camp and managed to survive and kept this letter with her and basically in 1962 finally tracked down the mother and said i would like you to have this and so this is why we have this letter today. one other thing, this is how i will end it. that was an act of terrorism and with her at the concentration camp taking the promise that she would give them back to the family. the chaplain found her in the margins with translations and the title of my book so hence the very long title. i felt that it really summarizes the themes of the book. >> i can't think of a better way to end actually. and what a terrific talk it was. i posted a link to the chat. thank you so much for joining us. tv.org. >> good afternoon, everyone and thank you for joining us today. i'd like to welcome you to our

his wife, his sister gertrude. i had desks next to each other, when we both worked in state government together. strong thurman and i talked about the voting rights act. he supported. he did, after a while come out against. but he filibustered in 1957, the civil rights act. that he told me on more than one occasion, that he was a bit embarrassed about having done so. >> there seems to be no trace of embarrassment in those 50 republicans. >> yeah, that is the way it seems. at least one republican came out for the john lewis. from alaska. i think she's still there. i do believe there are others who would come out in favor. if we get some movement for leadership. i don't know if mitch mcconnell is making statements that he is making for him to say that some sort of power grab. is it a power grab to want the right to have your vote counted? it's not a power grab. you are trying to be a part of this great experiment that we call a democracy. and i would hope that senator mitch mcconnell would recognize that as such. he

his wife, his sister gertrude and i had desks next to each other when we both worked in state government together. and strom thurmond and i talked about voting rights act. he supported it, but he did, after a while, come out against it. but he filibustered in 1957 a civil rights act that he told me on more than one occasion that he was a bit embarrassed about having done so. >> yeah, and there seems to be no trace of embarrassment in those 50 republicans. >> yeah, that's the way it seems. but, you know, at least one republican came out for the john r. lewis, senator from alaska calm out in favor of it. i think she's still there. i do believe there are others who would come out in favor. if we get some movement from the leadership. the fact of the matter is, i don't know mr. mcconnell is making statements to these -- for him to say there is some kind of power grab. is it a power grab to want the right to have your vote counted? that's not a power grab. you are trying to be a part of this great experiment that we call a democracy. and i would hope that senator mitch mcconnell would recogni