but again, this is virginia hall. she's not gonna let that stop her and stand in her way to the point where she actually accepted this and she named her prosthetic cuthbert and it sort of became her life on companion. but this wasn't going to stop virginia, right so she went back to working for the state department and wanted to be a foreign service officer still, but unfortunately at that point in history the state department had a rule that if you were missing a major limb, they would not accept you into the foreign service. and so knowing this, virginia she decided to quit and she went to france on her own. she wanted to be a part of the action. she wanted to help the people of france who she cared about very deeply and so she became an ambulance driver during the beginning of the war. which was a very rough rough job and when it came to dangerous she actually fled and went to london to the uk. so really a quite audacious spirit doesn't take no for an answer, correct? she was the exact right person at the exact rig

but i loved bill hall jr. till the day i die. bill hall jr.that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. my parents always told me that monsters don't exist. i can tell you it's absolute certainty that is 110% false. he is a monster. >> a wife and mother killed in her own home. >> i get a phone call from a screaming irrational voice on the other end. i said, is it rachel? >> i said, what do you mean someone came into her house and murdered her? who murdered her? >> police discovered rachael had a complicated love life. >> she said, i fallen

hall. >> i think mr.ob decided that was his opportunity to get his kandi back. by killing emmett. >> reporter: why did he talk to emmett for eight minutes before he fired? the store was closing said the prosecutor. people were going home. >> i think he waited until there were no eyewitnesss and he executed emmett corrigan. >> reporter: a neat and tidy theory agreed the defense, but completely wrong. rob was a nice guy, said the and it was emmett out of control. who kept amphetamines and steroids in his pickup truck, drugs with serious side effects. >> he had hyper irritability and as well impulsiveness, explosive temper. >> reporter: what really happened? rob didn't testify. a doctor backed his claim that because of his head wound, he simply couldn't remember. so the defense offered a theory that emmett started the fight, then the gun fell on the ground, emmett got the gun, shot rob and emmett shot back in self-defense. and the courtroom came to a halt. every head turned when a star witness took the stand

video footage showed hall rushing at the officers when he arrived. one officer fired beanbags and two officers followed real shots when he continued to run past them. hall's death added fuel to anti-police protests in the months that followed, and more than a year later in september of 2020 the city of walnut creek agreed to a $4 million settlement with hall's family, money that the family says they are investing into the mile halls foundation to push for change in how police deal with people who are having mental health crises. in the statement the city did not admit fault but said that the settlement was for protracted litigation. we'll have a reporter at walnut creek city hall where the family plans to be at 1:00 this afternoon with the attorney to respond to the district attorney's decision and we expect that there will be a rally in support of the family and miles hall at 12:30 this afternoon at well. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> more charges against former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. a grand jury indicted chauvin on three

hall feeling the pressure? �*i�* he lord hall feeling the pressure? been — lord hall feeling the pressure? yes, he has been in _ lord hall feeling the pressure? yes, he has been in that _ lord hall feeling the pressure? yes, he has been in that job _ lord hall feeling the pressure? 1913 he has been in thatjob less than a year, that statement came through about lunchtime today, saying he had always had a strong sense of public service and to continue in that role, at the national gallery, in his words would have been a distraction to an institution he cared about. he also said he was very sorry and the events of 25 years ago, he said leadership meant taking responsibility. this resignation camejust a taking responsibility. this resignation came just a few hours after the conservative chair of the commons digital cultural and media sport select committee, julia —— julia night. he said there remained serious questions for the bbc to answer. in particular about its treatment of whistle—blowers but also about why martin bashir was reappointed by the bbc in

fomer bbc director general, lord hall, resigns as chairman of the national gallery — saying continuingn the role would be a "distraction" — following the inquiry into panorama's interview with princess diana. wider surge testing has been rolled out in parts of london and the north east, due to a rise in coronavirus cases linked to the indian variant. a picture emerges that appears to show princess latifa, the daughter of the ruler of dubai, who's not been seen for months. the first convoys of humanitarian aid have arrived in gaza, hours after a ceasefire between israel and palestinian militants came into effect. whipsnade zoo launch an investigation after 2 brown bears escape from their enclosure and are shot by wardens. and coming up at 8:30 — �*becoming andi' — a special programme featuring a transgender teen who's documented his life for the bbc for a year. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the bbc�*s former director general, lord hall, has resigned as chairman of the national gallery — following criticism over panorama's interview with princess diana in 1995. tony hall was the

and around that time i'm not sure how she appeared on my radar virginia hall.y the time i finished reading i could not believe i'd never heard of this woman for my home state of maryland. who did the things that she did under the circumstances she did. i became completely obsessed with her. >> yes she was from baltimore right? >> yes just knowing she has grown up in her family's gone to the places mine has gone, hunting, the fishing, the chesapeake bay it's been such a part of my upbringing. of course that is where all the things in common and because virginia hall was courageous, and brave, and i hate being hungry, cold, or tired. >> did not shoot yourself in a hunting accident respect know you're yet and hopefully not ever. >> entry you are all the things you said you are not. i was reading these books is like these books are great i'm so glad i did not have to write them is intimidating. i know when i write historical fiction i think like i'm going to write about this and then you discovered this on the side and this on the side i have to put this in i have

the town hall, we've talked about how we had -- we like to travel. i love to travel and it became very evident to me that in order to travel, it's almost mandated to get the vaccine, so that was a motivating factor, and that's how we came to the decision. i shared with matthew if he would get the vaccine, i would get the vaccine. we would do it as a pair. >> how easy or difficult was it to find an appointment to get the vaccine? >> the appointment was very easy. i was able to come down to my local pharmacy, give them my information, and they educated me how everything will go. it was very easy. >> and, kizzy, how much difference does it make in your experience the degree of difficulty in making the appointment? >> it makes so much of a difference. you know, i'm from rural north carolina, so i understand what accessibility to get vaccinated looks like, and it is so helpful that there are about 20,000 pharmacies around country that are now taking walk-in appointments. people can look up their local pharmacies on vaccines.gov. and about 90% of people in

the family and friends of miles hall rallied outside city hall to show their disappointment in the decision and the call for change. our first charles clifford has details. >> a family is obviously. upset. >> friday afternoon. the parents of miles hall reacted to news that the contra costa county district attorney will not file charges against the 2 officers who shot and killed their son miles wanted to live. he wanted to be here and unfortunately his life was taken short. >> and at a system that we trusted >> would help us according to the district attorney's office on 6/2/2019 walnut creek, police officers. casey. hey, so and melissa murphy and 2 other officers responded to reports of a disturbance at a home. this is body cam video from the scene upon arrival. they found miles hall who suffered from mental health issues running through the neighborhood holding a black steel digging tool hall had allegedly pounded on the neighbor's door and chased the car down the street. the officers ordered hall to stop and drop the tool when he did not comply officer matt smith fired for nonlethal beanb

, amusement arcades, casinos, snooker halls and bingo halls.will be able to perform outdoors. colleges and universities have more flexibility to resume in—person learning and outdoor adult contact sport can resume and more than one person will be able to sing during religious services which is a change many groups have asked for and will welcome although at this stage, it does not include congregation singing. also the standard limit for the number events will increase from monday up to 100 people will be able to attend an indoor event, up to 250 will be able to attend an outdoor event with unrestricted standing and up to 500 and outdoor event with seating. these are standard limits, but events organisers have the ability to make applications to hold bigger events and they will be assessed accordingly. we will continue to review rules on events with the sector and guidance will be published in the next three weeks. we will review the guidance on physical distance in and that is relevant to the event sector and many other businesses and if it is

., hall.led and dozens more injured in a blast near a school in the afghan capital, kabul. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, says it's the will of the scottish people to have another independence vote — after her party won parliamentary elections. and let's get more on that story now. the scottish national party has won an historic fourth term in office but has fallen short of an overall majority byjust one seat. but there will still be a clear majority at the parliament in favour of a second referendum on independence, with the scottish greens also backing a vote. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, said another referendum is the will of the country. but uk prime minister borisjohnson said allowing one would be "irresponsible and reckless". our scotland editor sarah smith reports. across scotland, victorious snp candidates are celebrating increasing their votes and winning a remarkable fourth time in government. term in government. kaukab stewart became the first woman of co

vanessa bryant helped out the hall of fame -- helped put, rather, the hall of fame jacket on their daughteria, during her emotional acceptance speech on behalf of her husband. vanessa said kobe was one of a kind. >> i want to thank him for somehow finding ways to dedicate time to not only being an incredible athlete, a visionary entrepreneur, and storyteller, but for also being an amazing family man. >> the induction ceremony was supposed to be held last year but was delayed due to the pandemic. >>> and "politico" reports matthew mcconaughey's possible run for governor of texas. the actor is reportedly making calls to influential people in texas politics, including moderate republicans. rumors about a possible bid have been swirling for months. mcconaughey has previously said that a run for office in 2022 is a true consideration. many political strategists believe that the actor will not trade his hollywood popularity for the shaky business of politics. the current texas governor, republican greg abbott, is planning to run for a third term. >>> still ahead, shopping minus the mask. some big

how rallied outside of city hall to show their disappointment in this decision. kron 4 s charles clifford has details on their calls ftr change. >> our family is obviously. upset. >> friday afternoon. the parents of miles hall reacted to news that the contra costa county district attorney will not file charges against the 2 officers who shot and killed their son miles wanted to live. he wanted to be here and unfortunately his life was taken short. >> and at a system that we trusted >> would help us according to the district attorney's office on 6/2/2019 walnut creek, police officers. casey. hey, so and melissa murphy and 2 other officers responded to reports of a disturbance at a home. this is body cam video from the scene upon arrival. they found miles hall who suffered from mental health issues running through the neighborhood holding a black steel digging tool hall had allegedly pounded on the neighbor's door and chased the car down the street. the officers ordered hall to stop and drop the tool when he did not comply officer matt smith fired for nonlethal bea

fomer bbc director general, lord hall, resigns as chair of the national gallery — saying continuing in role would be a "distraction", following the inquiry into panorama's interview with princess diana. and eurovision is back — the wacky performaces have just ended, now the big question, who's going to win? hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. photographs on instagram purport to show princess latifa al—maktoum, the daughter of the ruler of dubai who has not been seen for months. in february, bbc panorama broadcast a secret video testimony from princess latifa where she said she was being held as a hostage by herfamily and feared for her life. the bbc is unable to verify the images. our reporter nawal al—maghafi has more. the princess who vanished reappears... at least that's what the instagram picture suggests. princess latifa, one of the 25 children of sheikh mohammed bin rashid al maktoum hasn't been seen or heard from in months. she attempted to escape from dubai in february 2018. i'm a hostage and this villa has been converted into a jail. in a video

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just in the last couple of minutes we saw a vta bus stop alongside san jose city hall plaza where we this morning. the bus driver got out and came and spent a few minutes thinking about the vta nine who are now no longer with us. and now their photos are here. they are surrounded by candles and by flowers. and we have some of the stories that their families were generous enough to share with us last night. san jose city hall was a sea of people as people were trying to show their support for the families and show them they are not alone in this. you may have ridden on their buses or light rail trains years ago or been on ones that they worked on to keep running smoothly in their years and decades of service, these nine men. many of the families talked about how their loved ones loved their jobs. all of them spoke of how much they loved their families. the same family talked about how taptejdeep singh called others to warn them and now he won't be around for his own children. >> my nephew and my niece, they're not going to have a father. they're 3 and 1. matter how mucs about fathers

fomer bbc director general, lord hall, resigns as chairman of the national gallery — saying continuingn the role would be a "distraction" — following the inquiry into panorama's interview with princess diana. thousands of palestinians return home as a ceasefire between israel and gaza holds for a second day. the 11—day conflict has left gaza devastated — us presidentjoe biden pledges to help with reconstruction and to find a lasting peace. the shift is that we still need a two state solution and is the only answer. and it's back — the fun and festivities are under way, though covid safe — the eurovision song contest is in full voice again. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. photographs on instagram purport to show princess latifa al—maktoum, the daughter of the ruler of dubai who has not been seen for months. in february, bbc panorama broadcast a secret video testimony from princess latifa where she said she was being held as a hostage by herfamily and feared for her life. the bbc is unable to verify the images. our reporter nawal al—maghafi has more. a

yeah, it's been almost 2 years since miles hall was killed by a walnut creek police officers. and today we've learned that those officers will not face any criminal charges. here at city hall while ago. the family reacting to that decision. >> our family is obviously. upset. >> friday afternoon. the parents of miles hall reacted to news that the contra costa county district attorney will not file charges against the 2 officers who shot and killed their son miles wanted to live. he wanted to be here and unfortunately his life was taken short. >> and at a system that we trusted >> would help us according to the district attorney's office on 6/2/2019 walnut creek, police officers. casey. hey, so and melissa murphy and 2 other officers responded to reports of a disturbance at a home. this is body cam video from the scene upon arrival. they found miles hall who suffered from mental health issues running through the neighborhood holding a black steel digging tool hall had allegedly pounded on the neighbor's door and chased the car down the street. the officers ordered hall to stop a

the bbc well, lord hall was a bbc man through and through. trainee in the early 1970s. he rose to edit what was then the nine 0'clock news at the age of 34. and then return to the bbc as director—general in 2013. leaving public life will be a huge blow for him, but his resignation today is not the first prompted by the scandal and it may not be the last. this deceit happened a quarter of a century ago and yet its reverberations are still being felt very much today. mark easton. surge testing for coronavirus is being introduced in more parts of england after cases of the indian variant were detected. people living and working in parts of west london are being asked to take a test even if they have no symptoms. most cases of the indian variant are concentrated in the north west of england. 0ur health correspondent, jim reed reports. targeting a rise in covid infections in greater manchester. rochdale is one of more than a dozen areas of england and scotland that health officials are now focusing on, trying to suppress the virus with extra testi

fomer bbc director general, lord hall, resigns as national gallery chairman — saying continuing in theole would be a "distraction" following the inquiry into panorama's interview with princess diana. wider surge testing has been rolled out in five west london boroughs due to a rise in coronavirus cases linked to the indian variant. the first convoys of humanitarian aid have arrived in gaza, hours after a ceasefire between israel and palestinian militants came into effect. animal rights protesters have been blockading four mcdonald's distribution centres in the uk. and get your best sequins out — the final rehearsals are done and the pyrotechnics are ready. the eurovision finalists compete tonight after a pandemic—enforced break. and coming up in the film review — mark kermode looks at the week's new movie releases, including his take on angelina jolie's new �*survival thriller.�* good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the former bbc director general lord hall has resigned as chairman of the national gallery after facing criticism over panorama's interview with princess diana in 1995.

this is outside of city hall.rial for the nine victims that were shot and murdered early yesterday morning at the vta railyard in san jose. a worker for whatever reason was angry and took his anger out on those nine victims. he then shot and killed himself . we expect to hear from san jose mayor sam liccardo and congresswoman anna. this is supposed to start any moment when it does we will bring it to you as we continue on california has reached a major. >> he is actually at the podium. let's listen in. >> good evening, and thank you all for being here. for sharing your love and your commitment to our friends and family members. and thank you for sharing yourself. i would like to introduce angela -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> you're watching a live visual outside of san jose city hall. we are having technical difficulties. and we hope to get that fixed with the audio being lost. you can see san jose mayor sam liccardo there . it looks like he's tapping the microphone. it looks like they may have audio issues on their end. this is

tony hall was the corporation�*s head of news at the time, when reporter martin bashir used deceptionully ineffective" this week by an independent inquiry. here�*s our home editor, mark easton. former bbc director—general tony hall has not yet appeared publicly to answer questions about his role in the bashir scandal, specifically about what the dyson report called his "woefully inadequate" investigation into martin bashir�*s conduct in 1996. today, though, we learned that lord hall has stepped down from his role as chair of the national gallery. in a statement he said... tony hall was director of bbc news and current affairs at the time of the panorama interview, and described martin bashir as "an honest and honourable man", even though he knew the reporter had faked documents and lied on a number of occasions. he was director—general and editor—in—chief at the bbc in 2016, when mr bashir was rehired by the corporation as religious affairs correspondent, and lord hall then promoted him to religion editor in 2017 — decisions to be investigated by mps. i have to say, there are lots of

tony hall, lord hall, announcing he has resigned as chair of the national gallery.ing by the bbc in 2016 as a distraction from an institution which he says he cares very deeply about. a brand new museum celebrating the history of manufacturing, has finally opened after being delayed by the pandemic. the 300—year—old silk mill in derby is thought to be one of the world's first factories and is now home to "the museum of making". phil mackie went along for the opening day. it has been a long time in the making — 300 years to be exact. the silk mill in derby is widely regarded as the world's first modern factory and now, it has been given a makeover as a museum which will celebrate our manufacturing heritage. this engine, made by one of derby's biggest employers rolls—royce, is so big they put up the rest of the building around it. made in 1721 and remade in 2021. it should have opened last year but everything was put on hold because of the pandemic. cheering and applause. it is an important moment for derby now that the public have finally been allowed in. i feel we a

sessions will state place in the halls and palaces:.atherine hall is the site first full meeting of the soviet and delegation. 700 members of the international press of gathered to report on the progress of the talks. as they go about their daily lives some of the citizens of moscow and the world go about their daily meeting. five major agreements are signed within the first four days. environmental projection congruent to curve air and water pollution and help reject the errors recent a national scale. [applause] >> an agreement on medical science and public health to develop programs and exchange information on widespread health problems, and particular, cancer and disease. a joint u.s. soviet land spaceflight 19 to. science and saying analogy, the two day -- an agreement on the prevention of incidents june a trade commission is also formed to promote commercialization entries -- commercialization between the countries. today there assertion for the people of moscow. misses nixon visits the world-famous moscow circus. ♪ >> misses nixo

lord hall was director of news when martin bashir got the 1995 scoop, using faked documents.n a statement, he said continuing in the role "would be a distraction". meanwhile, princess diana's brother, earl spencer, has confirmed to the bbc that he has written to the met police commissioner again, asking her to investigate the corporation over the interview. i'm joined by our political correspondent greg dawson. this is going to come as a surprise to some people because lord hall was director of news 25 years ago. yes. director of news 25 years ago. yes, this is a significant _ director of news 25 years ago. yes this is a significant development, but for many, it won't be surprising given the nature of the criticism levelled at him and lord dyson's inquiry into what went on. as you say, he was director of news in the 19905, say, he was director of news in the 1990s, during the period where martin bashir try to persuade princess diana to do the interview and in the subsequent investigation into how he landed at interview. lord hall personally took responsibility for the investi

lord hall led an internal investigation into initial complaints a year after it was broadcast.as woefully ineffective this week by an independent enquiry. former bbc director—general, tony hall, has not appeared publicly to answer questions about his role in the scandal, specifically about what the dyson report called his woefully inadequate investigation into martin bashir�*s conducted in 1996. in a statement he said high and followers had a strong sense of public service and it is clear that my continuing in the role will be a distraction into an institution i care deeply about. as i said two days ago i feel sorry for the events of 25 years ago and i believe leadership means taking responsibility. tony hall was director of bbc news and current affairs and describe martin bashir as an honest and honourable man, even though he knew the reporter had fake documents and lied on a number of occasions. tony hall was director of bbc news and current affairs at the time of the panorama interview, and described martin bashir as "an honest and honourable man", even though he knew the re

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we begin this vigil in 45 minutes here at city hall. let's continue coverage. >> reporter: i'm told that 50 federal agents are here from across the country, including quantico, virginia. we are learning a lot from sources both privately and publically. they returned to the scene, one day after perhaps the worst day of his life. >> it's been heart. >> reporter: he was in building b when his co-worker calls telling him to get everyone out because there was a shooter. minutes later, he was killed. >> it's tough. i would say he saved our lives. he gave us a call. i'm sure he was calling others. >> reporter: inside that same building, dozens of federal agents continue to process the crime scene and find new evidence. three semiought mat -- semiautomatic handguns. >> we are estimating preliminary, 39 shots fired. >> reporter: there are reports he may have been selecting targets. the sheriff's office says he was a disgruntled vta employee for many years. law enfocement sours say co-workers complained about him making racist remarks and boastin

family attorney for hall's family says they're disappointed.l change. >> so i think miles case that the forefront of counties looking at these issues. cities looking at these issues and seeing what can be done in order to put in place other kinds of mechanisms. the not require. a gun. tasers. the definitely the weapons. >> hall's family is now calling for a state and federal review of the case. >> to some coronavirus news. now the cdc says more than a 3rd of americans are fully vaccinated against coronavirus new federal data shows nearly 111 million americans are now fully vaccinated. >> and more than 150 million partially vaccinated. california has administered more doses than any other state across the country. the latest numbers show 43% of our state's population is fully vaccinated. another 18% have gotten at least one dose. marty. >> san francisco is heading into its first weekend in the yellow tier. now, earlier this week it was announced that bars can partially reopen indoors without having to serve food. now some bar owners say not havi

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. >> there is a growing memorial for the victims outside of city hall. we are there with the details. >> security video shows the shooter just minutes before the attack. his home is still an active crime scene this morning. we will have a live update this morning. >>> we are digging into the shooter's past. it is thursday, may 27. you are watching abc mornings. >> the county has released the names of all of the victims. here are pictures of three of them. this is paul delacruz megia, taptejdeep singh, and michael joseph rudometkin. the ninth victim has been identified as alex ward fritch who died last night . other victims are adrian balleza, jose dejesus hernandez iii, timothy michael romo who a neighbor told the chronicle was a husband, father, and vta power foreman. abdolvahab alaghmandan and lars kepler lane according to his linkedin page was a journeyman lineman. >> and where the investigation stands, the shooter killed nine people at the vta light rail yard during a shift change. we do expect a news conference with vta at 10:00 this morning that wi