terri harper is -a in: underage teens. terri harper is paying for _ underage teens. harper is paying for her flights _ underage teens. terri harper is paying for her flights and - paying for her flights and accommodation. when i'm in the ring ijust get this accommodation. when i'm in the ring i just get this confidence. accommodation. when i'm in the ring ijust get this confidence. it is what i enjoy doing. it gives me spirit when i get up in the morning. what she has achieved this unbelievable. she is a great mentor to me for that reason. d0 unbelievable. she is a great mentor to me for that reason.— to me for that reason. do you think ou could to me for that reason. do you think you could be _ to me for that reason. do you think you could be a _ to me for that reason. do you think you could be a champion _ to me for that reason. do you think you could be a champion like - to me for that reason. do you think you could be a champion like her. to me for that reason. do you think i you could be a champion like her one day? you could be a champion like her one da ? , .,

history of harper lee. no, you're not going to get that. not if you read my book. she's a wonderful artist, well-written and respected her desire to have biography written of her. what i i would call it, this a story. this is a book of stories. it is about 64 afternoons with the women who never wanted to live in alabama after she left the university of alabama for new york city. she loved new york city. liveever wanted to anywhere in new york city. one of the great tragedies of my life is at as you are wealthy scholar, millsaps college, onto applications -- [inaudible] sent to an alabama historian do you know anything about harper lee? i said well, she's perhaps our closest friend. she said, i can't believe it. and i said, would you like to meet harper lee? she said i would give anything to meet harper lee. so i said, well, we will come over and pick you up in jackson at christmas, because she comes home at thanksgiving and she stays until christmas. we will take you to monroe and you can spend the day, una

mr harper ? scotland? mr harper? >> no, we absolutely haven't.st was one where i think people thought that it was between labour and the snp. but no, we absolutely haven't. we're campaigning very hard. our leader in scotland, douglas leader of douglas ross, is the leader of the the scottish the opposition in the scottish parliament will continue parliament and we will continue campaigning strongly on important scotland , important issues in scotland, like for example, the fact the government's renewed oil gas government's renewed oil and gas licences. we're going to to licences. we're going to need to get that oil and gas out of the ground as we transition to a net zero future. and it's important that do and that's been that we do that. and that's been opposed both labour and the opposed by both labour and the snp. so we're fighting for the people scotland and growing people of scotland and growing the economy . the scottish economy. >> naturally, i'll be asking you about hs2, mr harper, on the 30th of june this year, you tweeted, and i quote, in

. >> "to kill a mockingbird" by harper lee. our moderator for today is a long time friend of the festival having served on the board of directors for many years. she is a professor of english and the graduate school at the jackson state university. dr. mcdaniels. it's all yours. [applause]co >> a course i can't sit down yet. i want to remind you all that whenever if you want to ask questions you will need to come to the microphone and the podium and no matter how loud your teacher voices we don't want you to shout it from your seat because -- >> thank you. and thank you guys for coming.mi [applause] thank you for joining us. at this time i had the pleasure of introducing or three distinguished panelists and their great works. first we have miriam graham, founding director of the history of riders which he established at the university of mississippi in 1993. the history of writing his lead national international initiative to promote research teaching and public engagement with black literary studies in the national endowment f

and i thought what an incredible incredible insight to harper. i also thought what a tragedy to the world of literature. that no one heard that nonexistent conversation. so when i started writing book, i was on. you're an historian, but this not going to be a history. you've written two biographies, but this is not going to be a biography. what is this going to be and i'm pretty much content to let it 64 or afternoon of storytelling with the dual world in remarkably closed off many people have had that experience i'm maybe in that regard miriam that's a good the jury is still out i guess i would start by saying the publishing industry has changed radically so we've had to figure out i say we i had to work with a partner a publicist to decide how to place this book now that same issue had confronted me when i was writing the book what kind of biography do i want to write? and it depends on thinking about your readers. do i? literary people just to tell me if i've gotten this woman's develop met her contribution, what she wanted to accomplish, if i

>> mr harper ? >> mr harper? >> mr harper?k, as you know, we that policy has been challenged in the courts. there's a court heanng in the courts. there's a court hearing tomorrow. i very much hope we'll be successful. it's worth just reflecting on the fact today the labour fact just today the labour leader was asked whether he would support the rwanda plan and even if it were shown to be working and he said he wouldn't . now that doesn't make sense. we've got a clear plan to break the business model of these organised criminal gangs who trafficked people across the channel and cause many of them to lose their lives. that's not the right thing to do. we're going to robustly implement our plan and i look fonnard to seeing the first flights take off soon. >> thank you very much indeed for me this morning. forjoining me this morning. mark , transport mark harper, transport secretary, lovely to speak to you there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £201.05, or £306.85 if you live wi

we had the energy secretary and the transport secretary mark harper.eople into decisions to cost them money to achieve net zero, talking about protecting the rights of car owners. this is clearly getting a lot more political, in the run—up to that election, the conservatives are trying to find thoseissues conservatives are trying to find those issues where they think they can find political capital. i wouldn't be surprised if we hear a lot more of that over the next days. nick eardley, in manchester, at the conservative party conference, thank you for your updates and your insight and analysis. you can get much more if you go to our website and our life page. plenty more on there. but now, the weather. good afternoon, contrasting conditions across the uk with a warm humid air hanging on towards the south. misty, murky across parts of the south west early on today. but further north of scotland, blue sky and sunshine, also true for northern ireland and northern england, but we will see a few showers here at times. you can see quite nicely the boundary b

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crooks talk about harper lee. mark's first won a pulitzer prize or the most important moment in our lives. took one of the most women i know in my lifetime and hurt the most in terms of aspirations but not in terms of response. after the pulitzer as before the pulitzer trenton away shoot right other books her answer was i didn't have too. [laughter] more particularly about that still sells aea million copies a year after all of these years was the book. the book in australia the question was what was your favorite american book? and i told her that and she said. [inaudible] [laughter] she sing it better than i did. contest for six months. the contest was a very simple one. what is your favorite book? and by a landslide america's favorite book was to kill a mockingbird. most interestingly in 2021 and december of 2021 the book review section had a contest based on their anniversary of public the "new york times" book review section the question was very simple. the question was what is your favorite book and who ish

brice harper on his birthday and the phillies held off the diamondbacks to keep it rolling.ne of the nlcs 5-3. the rangers jumped out to an early lead on the astros the defending champs fought and fought but came up one run short. they could not complete the comeback texas takes the game on the road i'm getting a little nervous the rangers are on fire. that means the astros have to win four out of the next five games if they want to advance to the world series >> you can take a beaten because the phillies take on the d-backs. a little break before the anxiety builds up. dak prescott and the cowboys made big plays, but the chargers made it a game l.a. tied things up in the fourth for dallas to march down the field and kick a go-ahead field goal the cowboys take it 20-17. that makes it 51 wins on monday night. only second in the nfl to do that >> dallas cowboys a popular team they had more fans in the crowd in los angeles than the chargers >> can you imagine >> a good week for them. this time of year, the college basketball season. ap preseason top 25 is out kansas is ranked n

now, a harper, later this hour.amily who's been housed in various travel lodges for 14 months say they have no hope. >> the borkowski family was made homeless after their home burnt down. now they've been relocated several times between different hotels, but the families say they've been given no indication of when they might finally be able to find a home. >> well, our london reporter lisa hartle reports piotra his two sons and wife have been housed in various travel lodges for 14 months after their property burnt down. >> but after being told they would have to move to yet another hotel in another borough , he said he'd camp outside enfield council until someone met with him. >> i'm feeling bad for my family. i'm feeling very bad for all my family. family. i'm feeling very bad for all my family . sometimes i'm all my family. sometimes i'm feeling i'm like, i'm not a human on. i'm like a homeless person. i'm like lower category , person. i'm like lower category, like lower category person . and like lower category

harper second home run of the game.ing to stare down orlando rca while rounding the bases rca mock harbor after game to a little history. there and for good measure passed, knows cranks his second home run of the day. 8th inning. but the best part, his son's reaction to the home are there. he is right there. some phillies hit a team record. 6 home runs. harper now 10 homers in nlds history, which is the most in mlb history. that's pretty good. philly can clinch the series tomorrow night in philadelphia. so back to the minors. they might catch a break without baby favorite regardless. of course. but if deshaun watson doesn't play, their 3rd quarterback will be playing for the browns and then today the vikings announce that justin jefferson, the best receiver in football by many accounts, we'll be out for 4 weeks in the 19 lead them into. so right next, 2 games big could be playing teams without 2 of their most important players. i guess the big concern would be they get to maybe a little lax replacing. that would be a co

here is the harper river, which flows here and here you can see the union position as it was arrayed by the afternoon. of november 30th. now, during the march from spring hill into franklin, which had taken all night before scofield had been out of communication with. george thomas in nashville. no telegraph lines were there available at the time. he was more, i think, concerned with getting his forces out of destruction and certainly into safety. so scofield had hopes that once he arrived at franklin and reestablish communications with thomas that he would have some good news waiting for him. in particular, what's scofield was hoping? was that a force under aj smith, which had been hastily brought over to reinforce him, would be near enough to franklin to provide him with support. but upon arrival, scofield got some bad news. thomas had telegraphed and told him that smith would not be there in time, that he was just getting off the boats and there was no way that he would arrive at franklin in time to help. furthermore, as general thomas added, schofield's orders were to make strong

how about another round of applause for congressman greg harper.applause] >> this is an enthusiastic group. there glad to have you here. we've got a lot of media. we'll be on c-span eating popcorn and watching that. you have been through so much. in the book, so help me god alluded you come up with that name mr. vice president? what made you decide on that? >> at first ipp want to get youa round of applause there is no when i served with who is a more than a man of integrity, lived his faith everyday than congressman greg harper and sydney the very special to karen and me. i see another former choleric chip must be with what assists nonetheless semisolid son he was about that big.ee [laughter] cooks from the road behind me. >> very good very good. thank you. we appreciate family. when i went home great fresh new republican governor in indiana. the gold standard for governors in america wasn't governor barber and i want to thank you for setting. [inaudible] [applause] setting the standard. very humbled. the title of the book really came from -- make

and then they double up bryce harper at first. game. >> really not going to lie. >> braves high up that series 5 before game 3 on wednesday in south philly and it's halftime right now. the biggest, the raiders beat the packers 10 to 3. we'll have those highlights tonight on sports night live. but man, those niners people can't get enough of them right now. it was fun down to check out the side of the story and >> there was so much whining and crying and belly aching in dak's got to go. the coaches gotta go. i know it just wouldn't stop. yeah, it's a it's been crazy team has played pretty much perfect football through 5 weeks now they hit the road for a couple games. they're at. cleveland and at minneapolis and they got cincinnati. then cincinnati, cincinnati is kind of had a bad year. they're and they're doing ok, but they had a nice win against the cardinals this past week. so, you know, i mean, anybody can beat anybody given week. so these are no teams to kind of look past it will be a cool to see them get on the road and see th

harper beat the throw home with a headfirst slide with the phillies. they take a one to nothing lead but the dime back to come right in their half of the 7 lourdes gurriel. well, here it's double down the line and left thomas who was on first high tails it all the way around the score and they are all tied up at one same score. bottom of the night. now, diamondbacks have runners at second and 3rd with no or bear hit the rocket to trey turner and short will. he makes a great stabbing, throw their plate and gets grilled trying to score a steal all tied up come down at the tail hits a liner to center field for the wall when the diamondbacks they hold out, they win to and a huge win that keeps in the series against how back to you guys at the dais >> rights now to our 4 zone as we get a live look at the golden gate bridge this hour. light warrants. how long? so he can stick around this was in. i think we're cooling down big time as early as tomorrow. fog going to be feeling across that golden gate bridge overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. so big chang

vice president,. >> how about another round for gregg harper. [applause] >> this is an enthusiastic group that their glad to have you here. a we we've got a lot of media. we will be on c-span eating popcorn and watching that when it plays back. but you have been through so much and the book, "so help me god," how did you come up with that name, mr. vice president, what made you decide on that? >> well, first, i wantedd to get your round of applause. there's no one that are served with that was more a man of integrity with his face every day then congressman gregg harper him and you and sydney are very special to karen and me. me. i see another former colleague chip pickering is here with what the must be his son, , who the last time i saw his son he was about that big. so it's great to see you. good to see you all. thank you. i really appreciate your family but i have to tell you, abraham lincoln said his own ambition in life was to be esteemed by people he esteemed. and when i went home to indiana to be governor, i was following a great fresh n

former mississippi third district congressman gregg harper. the mr. vice president, welcome to the promised land. thank. you so much, governor barbour, and has you here this way. credibility is. with us and this was so wonderful to do that and we're very excited have you here. would you please deliver. mr. president, we want to welcome you and karen here. and it's so glad to have you. we hope you'll come back when it's cooler. wouldn't take much, but welcome. welcome to the book festival. mr. vice president. well, thank you very. how about another of applause for congressman gregg harper, his special man. the. this is an enthusiastic group that they're glad to have you here. we've got a lot of a lot of media be on c-span eating popcorn and watching that plays when it plays back. but you've been through so much and the book, so help god. how did you come up with that name, mr. vice president, what made decide on that? well, first i wanted to get you a round of applause. there's no one. i served with it was more a man of integrity that lived his faith e

now after game two, orlando arcia mocked harper after he grounded into a double play.round the bases twice. he did it twice. phillies win ten two. they're one win away from advancing to the national league championship series. all right, cal basketball, they have been down way, way, way down for years. enter mark madsen, the stanford man who's trying to turn it around at pac 12 media day. madsen said he could see a day when haas pavilion is sold out and cal is a hoops force. >> we have lofty goals coming in and so that's part of the excitement that i feel. and you know, you look at our personnel , i think we're the team that a lot of people don't want to play this coming year. other coaches, they they can see what we've done. they can see the personnel, they can see the players. and other teams are not going to want to play us. >> this is a major lift and turnaround that mark madsen has got to try to attempt in berkeley. but he has you know, i mean, he's he's putting out the right energy, the wrong energy is what the dodgers have right now. they won 100 games in the re

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. >> to kill a mockingbird by harper lee. next you can join the conversation by submitting your pay for the buck you think help shape this country. go to our website c-span.org/books that shaped america record video. in 30 seconds or less tell u your pick and why. mr. george books that shaped america live every monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> up next arkansas senator tom cotton tongue with the influence of iran on the hamas israel were calling for funding scheduled to be released tohe iranian government to be put on hold. vermont sai h pity peter welch countered the's many restrictions for have the money is use their both followed by new jersey sat bob menendez who until recently served as foreign relations comttee chair before facing charges is an ongoing federal corruption case. >> 10 days ago as israeli families celebrate the sabbath and jewish holiday terrorist launched a barbaric surprise attack against israel. killing at least 1400 israelis and 30 americans. hamas fired thousands of rockets at israeli cities a

he went after the first pitch, and two batters later so did bryce harper.per doubled philly's lead with a 31st birthday bash sending the first pitch he saw 420 feet over the right center, and he pretended to blow off the candles he rounded the bases. he's scorching hot and added a solo shot of his own in the third inning. phillies tacked on two more runs. philly hangs on 5-3. they're up one game to zero. game two tonight also in the city of brother-in-lawly love. to houston now. the texas rangers now have a commanding two game lead over the astros in the nlcs and winning twice on the road. he struck out nine batters including two in a row as the rangers rode a four rf run first inning to 5-3 victory. the series shifts in arlington to game three. >>> let's turn now to the nfl and more cause for celebration for sports fans in the dallas area. rangers win and now to los angeles here's cowboys quarterback dak prescott, he ran 18 yards right there for a first touch down and completed this go ahead touch down pass to brandon cooks. but it worked. dallas defense d

harper had made that base running mistake at the end of game two. some trash talk.stare down to the brave shortstop you saw right there, and two home runs last night. he rose to the moment. game four tonight in philly. meanwhile in mississippi, the houston astros punched a ticket to the alcs for the seventh season in a row. the astros will host the texas rangers in the alcs opener on sunday, a lone star state showdown, if you will. >>> also, week six of the nfl regular season kicks off tonight in kansas city. the chiefs host the denver broncos on thursday night football. no word if taylor swift will be in attendance. time now for the weather. angie, what's the forecast looking like? >> the forecast a little soggy in the southeast, jonathan. we're waking up to plenty of rain for folks there. still, atlanta, jacksonville, out to panama city you're going to need the umbrella and a little extra time for today's commute. by the afternoon hours as i mention all that rain will start to shift offshore as the system works its way east, but the severe thunderstorm threat will

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i can speak to the transport secretary, mark harper. good morning mr. harper. >> good morning, trevor. >> many of our viewers will have relatives in israel. what can you tell us about the safety of british citizens in israel right now? we've already heard from the israeli ambassador that at least one british citizen is in gaza. >> first of all, let me just say, we've all been horrified by the barbaric scenes that we saw with hamas is indiscriminate attack yesterday. and we are unequivocal-y in support of the state of israel as they deal with that threat. and they have the absolute right to defend themselves. on the subject of british citizens, we are obviously working very closely and have been in contact with the israeli government about any british citizens in israel. will obviously continue to work with them, and get information to work with their families back here in the united kingdom. >> is there travel advice that you need to give to the public? >> yes, i'm not going to give it here on air. i would refer people to the foreign office website on g

again, this is in the article in the harper's weekly. there. you know, these people can be assimilated society if we pay to educate them. and i think really what's interesting about that is this is not just an individual's experience of war. it really shows how the portrait of the power of these portraits can shape the nation's impact of war. how nation responds to the as well. so i'm going to talk a little bit about of my favorite subjects to talk about, and that is the dead letter office images. this is the nation coming to grips with the aftermath of the civil war and again, the power of portraits to sort of enact this response. these are these are called dead letter office images. and i will explain a little bit about that. so the dead office is established in 1825, and it's located in washington, d.c. it, was designated to inveigate der mail and its intent was to get this mail to its intended recients dead letter. office clerks were exclusively granted by congress the ability to open the mail and examine its contents for clues as to its pr

it's a delayed double steal and bryce harper absolutely crushes his d-backs catcher gabriel moreno two postseason history. top of the sixth. kyle schwarber, a schwarber bomb 461ft three nothing in the philly dugout throwing haymakers two batters later harper oh my. 444ft almost in the same spot. he stares down. durant and booker as he rounds. third, the phillies win 6 to 1, take a32 series lead, can clinch their second straight nl pennant on monday. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. zach chris, thank you so much. >> well, a reminder that you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app we've got it available everywhere for you apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. so make sure you download the app now and start streaming in. and that's all we have for you tonight. so glad you've been able to join us. we loved having you. i'm zach fuentes, abc seven news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for spencer and chris, you thank you so much for joining us. >> this is abc. 724 in san francisco, live in the south bay i

>> i mean, it's just going to be so amazing when mark harper and rishi sunak they get back to londonovernment for years. it's just for 13 years. it's just absolutely baffling. it's really the sort of dying days of a government thing where they turn around and oh, no, we're around and say, oh, no, we're going be this massive change going to be this massive change and the change that they and what is the change that they offer? continue shambles offer? continue wing shambles mean decided to hold mean they've decided to hold their conference in their party conference in manchester in a disused rail building to have an argument about a rail line that they could have had weeks ago. they could have had weeks ago. they could have had weeks ago. they could have settled weeks ago. we just heard in your interview with mark harper that they finally decided it on tuesday day. mean, this is this is, day. i mean, this is this is, you know, dog dog days stuff. >> but, you know, james, they were forced into it. >> i mean, this is what i can't stand sunak is that he stand about. sunak is that he make

where's harper ? of wally? where's harper? fact that haven't mark that they haven't met mark harper for a matter of for a matter of months. they haven't met hugh merriman. the transport minister, and minister, since january. and they they can't put that minister, since january. and they andthey can't put that minister, since january. and they and they'rel't put that minister, since january. and they and they'rel't p going: minister, since january. and thejthati they'rel't p going: minister, since january. and thejthat offer"re1't p going: minister, since january. and thejthat offer of l't p going: minister, since january. and thejthat offer of 1't4% oing: minister, since january. and thejthat offer of 1't4% backdated put that offer of a 4% backdated pay put that offer of a 4% backdated pay rise for 2022 and a 4% pay rise for 2023 to their members because it was only in may, of course, that they voted again to re this strike action re to redo this strike action for another further six months. so they say that's a mandate enough

and you get marie know he throws down the second bryce harper then hit all detail. more thrown.nd harper ball of the marine over the place and gets it. nothing on that play. just a baseball marino was looked and when he was okay and then stayed in the game. so the double still gave the phillies a 2. nothing lead to believe the hitters, they came to life in the 6 you see right there costs kyle zeiber rabbit. >> he turns on the exact gallon curve launch of way out there, 400 plus feet. and then this is the second one right here. this one goes 444 a bit later. for the phillies. they. very victorious in this. when you see there's your final right there. 6, 2, 1, over the diamondbacks is they take a 2 to 3 series in >> now the sharks who are the nhl's last winless team. we're looking to get their victory on the road against the predators in nashville. they didn't score, though will not for a wow anyways. the predators, they have the puck here passing pretty. it was nice from the right circle that you see he was able to hit a wrist during get their first goal and then a little bit lat

all the refugees, canada is on record supporting all these things, but the trudo government and the harper government before it absolutely dropped the ball on these things and every time that there was a crisis in palestine, the uh trudo government, the trudo government uh went ahead and came down as a partisan country uh on the side of israel, this is shameful and canadians are upset about it, and there's demonstrations every day in canada uh in support of the palestinians, big ones in toronto and missosaga and now in hamilton. well let's talk about those demonstrations and the activists um uh have you seen any blowback uh from the government because what we're hearing from various activists in various parts of the world um is that because their governments are so pro israeli that they're trying to put pressure on activists who actually just want to um peacefully protest in support of the palestinians i'm not sure if you guys there in in canada are experience in anything but uh talk about it, tell me what's the overall field there when activists uh pro-palestinian take to the street? well

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l >>> harper, castellanos the base runners. run to right that's deep.and slam for scott >> we're back to brack down the biggest stories in sports starting with elimination games in mlb bryson scott hit the second grand slam in fphillies' histor. the diamondbacks scored four runs on three hits arizona takes a pair of games on the road advancing with a 5-2 win over the brewers rangers and twins swept their series, meaning the next round of the playoffs are set, all four matchups start on saturday, and they're going crazy for the twins today. first time in 21 years they have advanced this far. >> more action here, jumping over to simone biles in belgium. biles led team usa to a record seventh straight gold medal at worlds, it is the 26th time biles has medal on the on thdal world stage. her first world championship was in antwerp ten years ago here she is again with those titles and only months away. >> very close. i'm just in awe. wow. from one world stage to another, fifa announced a record six countries will host the 2030 world cup. the host nations are

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. >>> harper, castellanos the base runners. scott drives one to right. that's deep!a grand slam for scott >> we are swinging into the break down of the wildcard round in the mlb plauyoffs. that was the second playoffs grand slam in phillies' history. the phils yeliminate the marlin. and arizona takes a pair of games on the road and advance with a 5-2 win over the brewers. here we here we go. twins fans are saying we made it farther than we have in the last 21 years >> well, well deserved >>> let's jump over to sim open biles. she led team usa to a record seventh straight gold medal at world. it's the fifth gold for her at the world championships. biles and shilese jones will compete individually on friday on peacock and here she is. she is right on the path hided straiheaded straight to paris. >> it's if going to fly. she's back better than ever. >>> and from one world stage to another. fifa announced a record six country also host the 2030 world cup. the host nations are on three different continentst continents argentina, uruguay and paraguay. it the world cup for

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bury my heart at wounded knee, "to kill a mockingbird" by harper lee.apes of wrath" by john steinbeck, and the heat you give is another one she adds, to name just a few. our next call is richard in dallas. richard, please go ahead. one of those books on your list? >> caller: i just think that the inside of -- by winston churchill, not the prime minister but winston churchill. the insight africa. it was a was a very good book. >> host: why was that a good book? why is that one that kept you -- wide you think that helped impact our nation? >> caller: well because it's back during the time that women, i mean, the church was changing. women were getting, you know, to where they would have jobs and do other stuff besides be housewives. it was just, you have to read it to get the full effect. it also had -- >> host: thank you, sir. thank you for calling in. deborah out in lakeport california. deborah, what is a book you think impacted or shaped america? >> caller: well, , they have already been mentioned as it was required reading for me in high school. so al

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claire cortina, the secretary for energy, security and that theory, followed by that speech from mark harpercretary. he talked about the us expansion, about investment in our buses, plans to cut pollution and aviation. he also mentioned that they had sorted out one strike at network rail and say there was saying the most important method of transport remains the car, fan and motorbike, saying we are on the future for zero emission vehicles, meaning that they can drive on the way fit for the future. he followed claire cortina, she was saying that we are close to half our power from renewables, from just 7% when labour left office. she talked about carbon capture, where they will see a 50,000 high skilljobs in places like teesside and hamburg. she claims 50% of homes are now considered energy—efficient and also said that there would be £80 million allocated to insulate social homes, and as we expected, lots of digs towards the labour party. lots to discuss there. let's bring in nick, who is at the conference. lots to discuss there, lots of points raised in both of the speeches. talk as to what

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harper is ruled safe. second look, ball was out before contact was made. phillies lead 2-0 after one. still a two-run game in the sixth. but that is when the phillies bats got hot. when kyle scharber makes contact, he leaves little doubt. this was 461 feet. phillies win 6-1. now it heads back to the city of brotherly love for game six. >>> first road trip of the season for the sharks looking for their first win of the year. not in the cards tonight. third period in the penalty kill. tommy novak scoring his second goal of the game. the predators win 5-1 and the sharks have the panthers tuesday. >>> to soccer, quakes taking on austin fc fighting for their playoff lives. 17th minute. critical mistake here from austin. the costly turnover turns into a go ahead goal from christian espinoza. quakes led 1-0. austin responded for the match to end in a draw. but, all good in the south bay. the quakes clinched the playoffs for the first time since 2020. >>> the preseason is in the books after friday night's action for the dubs. they were playing the san antonio spur