then helene was murdered. the investigation led detectives into the darkest corners of the criminal world, before a groundbreaking investigative tool helped bring the killer's secret to light. here's josh mankiewicz with "a promise to helene". >> 40 years is a long time. that's 40 winters here in colorado. and countless snowfalls. it was on a day like this that young woman disappeared. her name was helene and helene had a friend named kimberly. a friend who kept her word. you have any idea how many years you were signing up for when you made that promise? >> no. >> for those nearly four decades, kimberly kept her promise. 40 years looking at faces. 40 years meeting with detectives. 40 years retracing helene's steps. >> when i make a promise and make a commitment i follow through. >> helene never knew it but she had another friend. you never met helene. you feel like you know her? >> i do. i feel like i know her well. as well as i possibly could. >> shannon was three years old when helene disappeared. it wasn't

helen, do you think that mr ramsay orany helen, do you think that mr ramsay or any other green party caroline lucas, who we know has been an mp for 13 years and is quite a well—known figure even outside the green party membership, perhaps even outside politics itself? the green party membership, perhaps even outside politics itself?— outside politics itself? the greens have set themselves _ outside politics itself? the greens have set themselves quite - outside politics itself? the greens have set themselves quite an - have set themselves quite an interesting political test here. they have been crystal clear that their aim is to get more representation in parliament, that thatis representation in parliament, that that is the way they're going to change things, they need more mp5. they have set himself this test. if they don't meet that at the next election, where did they go after that? that isn't something that adrian ramsay wanted to get them to make three or earlier. he said this wasjust a good chance make three or earlier. he said this was just a good chance to get them over the

of work that helen mcnamara and i in early march through to the piece | of work that helen mcnamara helen mcnamara and i roduced. , ., of work that helen mcnamara and i roduced. , . ., of work that helen mcnamara and i roduced. , . . ._ we are going to step away from the covid inquiry, they have taken a break, adjourned for a short time. we've been following things very closely and if you've been following the proceedings, ijust want closely and if you've been following the proceedings, i just want to point out that there were two incidents when language where used. with the nature of this broadcast, it is not something we can pick up in time so i want to apologise. the first was a court and an apology by one of the witnesses and that was martin reynolds himself who was speaking, he's the former principal private secretary to the prime minister. and if you cut the language that was used in one of the whatsapp messages that has been submitted as evidence, if you want to keep yourself up—to—date with what has been said and what evidence has been submitted, to take a look at the bbc li

if i have to come back to helen's...igned to waste huge amounts of my time i will personally hand curve her and escort her from the building. had you got form, mr cummings, for... studio: apologies for some of the languages used. this is a live stream of the uk covid inquiry and we are seeing messages containing course language. language. we cannot keep dealing with this horrific meltdown... page 10 of 283282. we have to get helen out of here. he is trying to get spads fired. can we get her in monday for her chat to her moving. we need her out asap. building millions of lovely houses. studio: again apologies for the language being used in this live stream. we will see a way in which you speak of a professional scientist who gave his time, and considerable amounts of energy to sage. professor neil ferguson, a third of the way down, we should get someone to hammer ferguson. mr cummings. was that aggressive and foul mouthed an misogynistic approach the correct wray to manage fellow professionals? i approach the correct wray

>> juju: it's the dead man turned oscar nominated film about sister helen prejean grappling with herf things kind of resonate with me of what's being said in the play. >> juju: the life-changing power of art is precisely why carnegie hall's musical connections program has been bringing the centuries-old art form and other musical genres to sing sing for 14 years. >> it provides an opportunity for incarcerated individuals to educate themselves with musical theory as well as learning instruments. it takes you out of the yard and out of your cell and into this whole other world where you can kind of express yourself. >> we are going to create beauty today, and you're going to feel your heart swelling, you're going to feel your heart connected with everybody here. >> juju: the real-life sister helen is narrating on this day. >> you are worth more than the worst thing you have ever done. >> the first time i seen her, i felt like i knew her. >> juju: the now 84-year-old nun still inspiring just about everyone she meets. >> i think she knows the kind of character i have. i feel like if i'm

helen, thanks very much. _ likely to shift time soon. helen, thanks very much.et - likely to shift time soon. helen, | thanks very much. let's get back likely to shift time soon. helen, . thanks very much. let's get back to the situation on the ground. i was reading the latest statement from the un secretary—general talking about a collapse of the system with unimaginable consequences for more than 2 million civilians on the ground. earlier, ispoke than 2 million civilians on the ground. earlier, i spoke to the director—general of the international red cross and he told me some aid has got in today. he told me some of the details. well, we not six told me some of the details. well, we got six tracks _ told me some of the details. well, we got six tracks in _ told me some of the details. well, we got six tracks in and _ told me some of the details. well, we got six tracks in and the - told me some of the details. well, we got six tracks in and the team i told me some of the details. -ii we got six tracks in and the team of ten, mainly surgicalteam we got six trac

the very experienced civil- servant helen mcnamara has said in her statement — servant helen mcnamarallective concerns that wrong people were i her statement there were collective concerns that wrong people were ini concerns that wrong people were in the room _ concerns that wrong people were in the room and — concerns that wrong people were in the room and saw _ concerns that wrong people were in the room and saw the _ concerns that wrong people were in the room and saw the prime - concerns that wrong people were in i the room and saw the prime minister was not _ the room and saw the prime minister was not being — the room and saw the prime minister was not being given _ the room and saw the prime minister was not being given sufficiently- was not being given sufficiently expert — was not being given sufficiently expert policy— was not being given sufficiently expert policy advice. _ was not being given sufficiently expert policy advice. would i was not being given sufficiently| expert policy advice. would you agree? — expert policy advice. would you agree? yes. _ expert policy advic

helene: not exactly.tly because one of the reasons why behind this big rise in long-term rates, we think even if it is unclear, there is a puzzle here, but one of the reasons why is the strong u.s. growth. as long as we have strong u.s. growth, this should be supportive of all this debate around the u.s., sustainability, and it is the main reason of currency in the world, so the fiscal deficit is huge. we have no signs of an economic decline in the pipeline. at the same time, part of this big fiscal deficit is to support some big plans like the rra and the chips act, which are grossly supported. so i would not be that much concerned about the fiscal deficit trajectory in the u.s. kriti: i really interesting take as we monitor that very closely. you are starting to see the long-term jitters factor into the u.s. bond market. helene baudchon, deputy chief economist at bnp paribas, thank you for your analysis this morning. as we were speaking to her, we got more headlines coming from the governor of the bank

helene, i want to thank you for starting us off today. really grateful to you. i think as we move forward, it's sort of publicly pulling the curtain back on our own sausage making that enhances, not that the "new york times" needs any enhancement of its credibility, but we certainly benefit from that and from yours. thank you so much for having this conversation. jeremy, i think you're going to stick around. we'll talk more about the president's historic trip to israel. obviously it happened against the backdrop of what we've been talking about. a story being communicated throughout the region that israel had done something, we'll talk about that a little more. >>> still to come, another failed attempt from republicans to elect their new speaker of the house, which maybe wasn't too many of a surprise if you've been paying the smallest amount of attention to that story. jim jordan managed to get fewer votes today than he did yesterday. i'm not great at math, but i know that's not the right direction to go. we'll have a live report from capitol hill, and one of ou

johnson treated helen mcnamara chaos.ould not have done? well. so.---— way that you would not have done? well, so,... , ., ., ~ well, so,... yes or no, mr cummings? yes. well, so,... yes or no, mr cummings? yes- excuse — well, so,... yes or no, mr cummings? yes- excuse me- _ well, so,... yes or no, mr cummings? yes. excuse me. i— well, so,... yes or no, mr cummings? yes. excuse me. iwould _ well, so,... yes or no, mr cummings? yes. excuse me. iwould like _ well, so,... yes or no, mr cummings? yes. excuse me. i would like you i well, so,... yes or no, mr cummings? yes. excuse me. i would like you to i yes. excuse me. i would like you to listen to the — yes. excuse me. i would like you to listen to the question, _ yes. excuse me. i would like you to listen to the question, please. i listen to the question, please. helen mcnamara and martin reynolds produced a report which identified toxic cultural problems in number ten, people talking overjunior women, sexist, macho culture, and they describe a pretty unpleasant working at

helen! come on, come here! come here! oh, my good one, what happened, huh? what's a good girl?ake her some porridge, oh my goodness, we’ll cook some porridge that will make everyone lick their fingers, make the porridge. do we have any milk? yes, let's cook the porridge now. hold it for now. sorry, here's the milk. yes. inhale, exhale, inhale, exhale. good morning, good morning, three, four, continue, finished, take the starting position for the third. legs together, arms down, squatting and stepping back, then left, then right, this me, sit down, hello, left leg back, press, hello, no, i didn’t oversleep, i’m leaving now. so, dad, i’m learning how to do a massage, you go and do the laundry, otherwise there’s nothing dry. this is how you look, look, look, and now here are the circular ones, helen needs to be kept on kefir from the dairy kitchen for a little longer, the direction is... excuse me, i’m doing housework here in front of you, i don’t have time to do anything, but i’m listening to you attentively, here my phone number, if you suddenly need anything, then you call, in

thank you to shayer karun helen, who came to the morning show studio. please be with us. our dosting has a population of approximately 40 people. most of the people and residents of rosetta, especially the young people, are active in this area of ​​the fish market . all kinds of fish from the south sea come to this market and the center to all parts of the country. this same fish market in gorzan village has both domestic consumption and sales, and one or two of them export abroad. there are 1,500 people working here, nothing is wasted, and the fish waste is also collected by some of the activists here . it goes to feroz, it goes to fish fertilizer factories , it becomes lemon food, and it is turned into beer. abad village, abad village, mihan abad. well , dear viewers , we are leaving tehran for hamedan, where the international conference of 8,000 martyrs of hamedan is supposed to be held. we will go with my colleague mr. feridouni to the details let's hear more from them that mr. feridouni will explain to us that this is going to be held in hamadan province. also, they

thanks, helen. and that's bbc news at one.ith all the latest developments on the bbc website. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm will perry. after becoming great britain's first vault world champion, jake jarman says confidence is high ahead of next year's olympics in paris. after hammering england in their opening game, new zealand are on course for a big score against the netherlands at the cricket world cup in india. we'll reflect on a controversial sending—off in the wsl which is diving opinions in the sport. what a weekend it was for britain's jake jarman, who won britain's first world vault title at the world gymnastics championships. jake, who went into that as european champion, clinched gold with an overall score of 15.050 in antwerp. jake joins us now. it has been a busy day for you, jake. congratulations. i know you were speechless afterwards, but how has the reception been at heath

that speakto helen _ just need to work through that.n _ just need to work through that. that speak to helen on the frontier, thank you very much forjoining us and i assume you're in very close contact with the people in the communications are very difficult we've had this announcement today can you tell us how people are coping and with the situation is on the ground?— coping and with the situation is on the ground? what we are cheering from our team _ the ground? what we are cheering from our team is _ the ground? what we are cheering from our team is the _ the ground? what we are cheering from our team is the situation - the ground? what we are cheering from our team is the situation is l from our team is the situation is getting worse by the moment and everything is running out, people cannot even find bread any more, and thatis cannot even find bread any more, and that is a staple of life in gaza and that is a staple of life in gaza and that is something that is always accessible and it's something people cannot find and money is ru

st helens going for an unprecedented fit back—to—back title.e, winning the challenge cup. they were beaten by saints and the grand final a couple of years ago. there is a sense that this year could be their year. but there is an intriguing subplot to this one. we are given to hyperbole and hype and overusing the word great, but it is justified on this occasion. james roby, sam tomkins, true greats of the modern game will retire at the end of the season. james roby, a one club man, has played for since his entire career. he has won everything in the game. a six time grand final winner. he has won four challenge caps. no one has died more super league games than him. the catalan side tonight, sam tomkins. we captained england at the world cup last year. is a super league winner. twice been the man of steel. two of the greats of the modern game. for one of them their career will end this evening. the other one will go on to play and the grand final next week. what about tomorrow? how much of an upset would a hull kr win be? this is the other semif

chairman you have a quorum. >> thank you helen. as helen just announced we do have a quorum for our charter bylaws quorum cosseted by 440% or 14 members or by proxy we are way beyond that. in addition to thanking helen for continued support of this committee we want to acknowledge veronica martinez and parties of your team. whitaker helen jon to continue to work really tirelessly to facilitate our delegate selection process. [applause] would also like to thank like to express our gratitude to dnc leadership and for now mary beth and nick secretary's office at dnc, legal counsel. thank you to everyone who contributes to make sure our meetings and our process run smoothly. [applause] our primary business today is consideration of delegate selection plan. you can find the agenda for today's meeting in your binders. before we dive into consideration of delegate selection plans we have a couple of updates to share with you. but first a housekeeping matter. during the course of the meeting if you are speaking please make sure to press th

helen, can i ask you something indecent?e not afraid that she’ll notice the camera, don’t make me laugh, the taxi has arrived. so go downstairs, grab yourself a cocktail and enjoy, it’s infectious, it tears at your voice and nerves, you can’t count the beats per minute, it makes you hoarse, until goosebumps, to fever, to

well said, helen. i just set fire to _ decision for you. well said, helen. within very aggressive and very strong, but _ gather soil. within very aggressive and very strong, but we _ gather soil. within very aggressive and very strong, but we keep - gather soil. within very aggressive and very strong, but we keep our. and very strong, but we keep our morals. entire neighbourhoods of gaza have been flattened by israel's latest air strikes. palestinian officials say more than 950 people have been killed. we have to leave the area, because it seems that israelis are warning the residents of that area that they should leave. they are going to target another building. they are going to target another buildinu. , ., , they are going to target another buildin. , ., , ., ., ,, they are going to target another buildin.. , ., , ., ., ,, ,, building. israel is amassing troops near gaza for _ building. israel is amassing troops near gaza for what _ building. israel is amassing troops near gaza for what is _ building. israel is amassing troops near gaza for what is not -

esto para helen es una buena noticia. >> decÍan estar atadas luego de que una ley estatal despenalizaran que esta actividad genera problemas en el vecindario. . >> vende gente sin permiso, por quÉ nosotros no podemos vender con el permiso. >> los vendedores piensan reunirse el martes. la vocera de obras pÚblicas dice que es real y que los trabajadores han sido amenazados. por ahora quedan en medio los trabajadores honestos. >> algunos de estos podrÍan condena sustancias peligrosas. paola: un grupo de padres con necesidades especiales estÁn obligados a ser transferidos a algunas escuelas. les cuento quÉ pasa con estos pequeÑos. paola: se reporta gran presencia policial en la ciudad de san francisco con un presunto sospechoso que estarÍa armado. sÍ se pide que evitan la zona. el sindicato representa a mÁs de 1000 empleados escolares. el acuerdo incluye aumentos salariales. este acuerdo tentativo tiene una siguiente reuniÓn. habrÍa sido obligado a ser transferido. reportera: esta padre sienten que sus voces han sido escuchados. en santa clara yo lo tomÉ y empezando noviembre man a hacer l

let's cross to our political correspondent helen catt.well, the uk government has been absolutely clear that it is standing side by side with israel and israel has a right to defend itself. but we have also been hearing perhaps over the last 2a hours more concerns being expressed about the humanitarian impact and the need to protect civilians, the us secretary of state antony blinken said yesterday that it was important to take every possible precaution to avoid harming civilians, irish irish said that that was something he had also raised on a phone call with the israeli prime minister. we are monitoring the situation very closely. we have formally updated our travel advice, and of course, humanitarian concerns and protection of civilians are very important, and this is something i spoke to prime minister netanyahu about, late last night. grant shapps israel was doing the right thing by giving warning as he put it of taking military aggression in asking people to leave the northern part of gaza, you have heard all the questions ability h

you had recommended helen as a candidate but that— had recommended helen as a candidate but that didn'ta meeting with the prime minister as a result of which, you became _ minister as a result of which, you became aware from a subsequent debriefing that essentially the prime — debriefing that essentially the prime minister had lost confidence in him. _ prime minister had lost confidence in him. is — prime minister had lost confidence in him, is that correct?— in him, is that correct? correct. can we have — in him, is that correct? correct. can we have 265200 _ in him, is that correct? correct. can we have 265200 page i in him, is that correct? correct. can we have 265200 page two, | in him, is that correct? correct. i can we have 265200 page two, these are whatsapp messages between you and mark said well dating the 15th of may. in and mark said well dating the 15th of ma . ., of may. in the middle of the page, i'm of may. in the middle of the page, i'm sorry. we _ of may. in the middle of the page, i'm sorry, i've lost _ of may. in the middle of the page, i'm sorry, i've lost my _ of ma

helen catt there. our top story this afternoon.n a gaza hospital which hamas says killed hundreds of people. still to come, andrew malkinson, wrongly imprisoned for 17 years for a rape he didn't commit, tells us he may be waiting two years for his compensation. coming up on bbc news, can afghanistan cause another shock at the cricket world cup? they're currently taking on new zealand in chennai and are proving to be a tough test again, as england found out themselves last week. prices rose in september at the same rate as the month before. inflation remained at 6.7%, partly because of the cost of petrol and diesel — though prices forfood and non alcoholic drinks fell for the first time in two years. the stagnant inflation figure suggests the cost of living crisis continues — and it raises concerns that interest rates could stay higher for longer. here's our business correspondent ben king. gathering a good harvest here in kent. falling food prices are helpful for shoppers, but mean tough times for farmers. labour, electricity and d

but she will know a lot about helene. >> you finally have justice for helene and her family, all the victims that were left behind -- >> it's why you got into police work, isn't it? >> it is. >> after a 40 year crusade for answers, it was the truth that connected two women. the detective who took on a quest, and the friend who never forgot. >> helene needed to be heard. she needed people to know what happened to her. so she's not alone anymore. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm andrea canning, thank you for watching. a new >> hour some much needed aid, finally arrives in gaza first convoys were allowed in through, egypt to deliver supplies food and water will take to get more, through, as really. family members of two american hostages, celebrate their release some 200 others still being held against their will, plus the biden administration sending a critical. a package, congress how does it get approved without republicans elected house speaker, the gop's de facto leader facing new legal problems true former lawyer. strike deals green, testify against donald trump in

we continue to figure out who jannette helen is, the secretary of the treasury of the united states,w. in general, this is where elin herself is from, where did she come from? well, she has quite an interesting basic education. so she's an ivy league through and through, what does that mean? you know, ellen, in fact, is a product of the selection of people who will perform executive functions, that is, in the financial system in the american federal reserve system of the united states, and then she simply grows in this system to a very high position, and she did not have there are no economic convictions, that is, if someone thinks that elen is some kind of stubborn doctrinaire. no, she doesn’t care, she has a job, to cover up, to cover her tracks, while understanding that her internal idea, after us there might be a flood, she understands perfectly well that the united states is going down from its pedestal, yes, that is , their degradation is coming, she understands that she is not able to stop this, moreover, she knows that she cannot even suggest recipes that could correct the si

he's a member of the far right alternative for gemini party, helen, but has denied the allegations. soccer superstar little messy has won this, he is, but on the door for the best player, it's a time the arch in time has claimed football's most prestigious annual prize. messy locks in the award by carrying argentina to that was cop trans last year. and then all the news 48 people have been killed as hurricane otis batted mexico. dozens of others are missing, and residents have criticized the government for being 2. so one estimate puts the damage at some $15000000000.00. a storm door through acapulco beach down on mexico specific ghost leaving devastation that extends as far as the i can see. and d as on many people are still waiting for basic amenities. the google, where's the government's support? look at the queue. they tell us that the water will be delivered at 8 am. and we have been here since early morning since 5 am risking being mugged. because now there's mugging going on in the streets. but not just in the streets, the entire stores has been looted and was apparently little inpu

displaying not unsafe symbols. police said they found the badge material at the fraternity house of daniel helen, but a member of the far right alternative for gemini policy. linda has denied the allegation. is this john john slot? oh, that's schultz is holding energy talks in nigeria. the german government is looking for new sources of liquefied natural gas to replace russian energy imports. shelves, also called for coastal cooperation to manage migration. a german nigerian project in law goes nigerians. returning from germany receive support to make a new start in their home country. german chancellor will love schultz visit the center for labor migration and reintegration. an office that helps return these find jobs. it is good for them to for the future with the being able to to of income to a fudge off. but also the chance for funding business incense. and before that event, at the german run center, the chancellor met with german, nigerian entrepreneur sholtes addressed the migration issue and his speech more than ever before we are offering lee good pos space to come to germany to work th

so thank you, helen, for being my greatest fan and most of all, my best friend. >> what a legacy that was a beautiful moment. well, after retirement, butkus sued the bears, claiming he was provided inadequate medical care. that lawsuit was eventually settled. his family says he died peacefully in his sleep. >> our thoughts, of course, with his family and friends as well. and we just mentioned the bears win over the commanders in that report. what a win it was. >> butkus was with them all. thanks also to chicago quarterback justin fields and receiver d.j. moore. they hooked up for 230 yards and three touchdowns. the game was basically over at halftime with the bears leading 27 to 3. wow >> attention. if you play fantasy football, listen up. if you have either fields or more in your lineup, this week, both looking great. great. both of them scored over 40 points. incredible >> you're making up for lost time. >> i know. i had no idea they hadn't won since last october. >> i didn't know this either. >> no wonder bears fans have been so grumpy. >> they've been a better mood this weekend. >

i think we have lost the line but helen was i have lost the line but helen was talking to members andthis the problem that rishi sunak has to get over, that what he is doing to some extent is rewriting previous conservative government policies? it’s previous conservative government olicies? �* , ., ., previous conservative government olicies? �*, ., ., ., , policies? it's a dilemma of course because if— policies? it's a dilemma of course because if you — policies? it's a dilemma of course because if you are _ policies? it's a dilemma of course because if you are 20 _ policies? it's a dilemma of course because if you are 20 points i policies? it's a dilemma of course i because if you are 20 points behind in the polls, the big concern is you need to set out change. obviously when some of the people who enacted the change are still sitting there as some of your cabinet ministers having to applaud the change being brought in and their previous record being disavowed, that is a difficult gamble to make on whether or not people believe in rishi sunak, they think they have seen a clean break

our political correspondent helen catt reports.grim weather greeting the conservatives as they gather in manchester. the opinion polls remain more than gloomy for the tories, and the pressure is on their leader to turn things around. rishi sunak has arrived with promises of a brighter future, positioning himself as the man to change things. i have a good sense of what the british people's priorities are. i'm going to set about doing those. i want to change things, i am absolutely here to change our country for the better. i think that means you have to do politics differently. and that is what you have seen from me before and that's what you're going to keep seeing. i'm going to lead this country in a different way and ensure that we get our country on a brighter future. but some in the party have already decided what change they want to see — lower taxes. the former prime minister liz truss was among 30 mps who yesterday pledged not to vote for any further rises. this morning, a cabinet minister added his weight to calls for tax c

helens. the coach by christian wolf who had such success in his time as a st. code.hen play the following week in huddersfield and in the week after that in leads. all matches live on bbc. lots to look forward _ all matches live on bbc. lots to look forward to. _ finally, she's a two weight world boxing champion, but natasha jonas isn't stopping there. having just become the first black woman to obtain a coveted manager's licence from the british boxing board of control — she's intent on discovering and nurturing the next generation of talent. jonas is currently working with mikie tallon, who makes his pro debut later this weekend but told me the move to management was somewhat unexpected. never intended to manage anyone. it wasjust never intended to manage anyone. it was just because of managing myself. that's why i apply for the license. one of my coaches contacted me because we have a good relationship and he said, we've got this young lad, he wants to drink would you come? i went and we had the conversation and he is someone that i know, he hasn't had much experi

para helen es una buena noticia. >> se llena, por esto se nos hace difÍcil.erdo con la decisiÓn. hasta ahora las autoridades decÍan estar atadas de manos, luego de que la ley estatal sb dest en —— des penalizÓ la venta. la vocera de obras pÚblicas asegurÓ que esto no es en contra de los vendedores con permiso. durante 90 dÍas trabajarÁn para una posible reubicaciÓn. marta dice que si aceptarÍa. marÍa que no. >> vende gente sin permiso. locutora: a finales de esta semana o a inicios de la prÓxima se emitirÁ la ordenanza que hasta ahora es un anuncio. esto mientras que los vendedores con permiso de la misiÓn piensan reunirse y varÍan el prÓximo martes. la vocera de obras pÚblicas dice que sus trabajadores han sido amenazados por deudores de cosas robadas y lo que intentan es hacer seguro el barrio latino, aunque quedan en medio de los trabajadores a quienes les prometen que buscarÁn soluciones. paola: fuentes policiales anÓnimas confirmaron al portal open vallejo la identidad del policÍa que golpeÓ en el rostro a una mujer sospechosa de robo. tendrÍa registrada

resolving. styrofoam requires a lot of fossil energy bonded to water repellent, and durable, fungus based helen has to compete with that as well. i'm your best that size of here we have a sustainable cool tank stones as um, we have already done tests with the coating on our helmet and time to make it whether proof that meant to even be tough estimates. um, but we haven't yet tested what happens when it comes into contact with sweat for a whole year yet. and then yeah, long sized tolvine booked. but these are all problems we can find solutions to. hopefully not, but that's who gets the hardest news on fungal based building materials could massively benefit the environment. the construction industry has an enormous c o. 2 footprint. so there's a lot of room for improvement. at an international building, competition in foothill university change, presenting environmentally friendly building methods and materials that work is in line with the use green deal which aims to promote circular economy. professor de cable from the call through institute of technology and his team have come up with a woode

helen, prime minister is — house of commons. helen, prime minister is questions _ house of commons.further meetings today. can ijoin i shall have further meetings today. can i join the i shall have further meetings today. can ijoin the prime minister in expressing my sympathies for all those of the recent storms? too many people can't be sustained from 20 lorries. catastrophe is being unleashed on gaza. doesn't the prime minister see only a humanitarian ceasefire can bring about the scale of a benzi aid needed? israel has right to defend itself, but we must also speak out when those laws are breached. surely he agrees depriving 2 million civilians, 1 million children are food and water and fuel is not in accordance with international law. will he press israel to restore these essentials for innocent syrians and the entire region? mr for innocent syrians and the entire reuion? ~ ,,, ., ,, for innocent syrians and the entire reuion? ~ .,~ , for innocent syrians and the entire reuion? ~ , ., region? mr speaker, it is important we aet region? mr speaker, it is important we get humanitar

helen catt, bbc news. lots of reaction to those labour victories this morning.ir keir starmer — speaking to voters in mid—bedfordshire what a fantastic candidate... cheering he has not only won here, he has made history here, in the last 2a hours, what an incredible achievement already, and thank you to all of you for doing all that hard work, for being such a brilliant team. this is such a hard fight. it was such a big majority. it was a three—way fight. every single conversation, every vote you persuaded to come across to us was work you have done on behalf of this constituency for a betterfuture, so thank you to all of you for having that positive case that we took out there. this is an incredible night, in politics, and an incredible morning, an incredible result here for so many reasons. it is clear that the voters here have turned their back on a failed tory government. they had enough of the decline of the last 13 years, and they are crying out for change, positive change that the labour party can bring them. positive change that a changed labour party ca

as you heard from helen speaking to the members, that is what they want as well. , . , ., the members is what they want as well. , . , . ., , as well. yes, and they want to see, as well. yes, and they want to see, as ou as well. yes, and they want to see, as you said. — as well. yes, and they want to see, as you said. the _ as well. yes, and they want to see, as you said, the true _ as well. yes, and they want to see, as you said, the true rishi - as well. yes, and they want to see, as you said, the true rishi sunak. l as you said, the true rishi sunak. let's go briefly back to the wall because we are expecting the prime minister to get to his feet and take to the stage. all smiles there, steve barclay, the health secretary, or is it a grimace? i can't tell. it in about five minutes or so, he is expected to speak, the prime minister, after penny mordaunt and a video and a warm up ahead of him going on stage, but he is expected to speakfor about going on stage, but he is expected to speak for about 55 minutes, so plenty of time for lots of announcements. what is the one thing he needs

i mentioned helen keller recently and she said if she could see she wanted to spend three days , the first day seeing her friends, the second day seeing nature, and the third day to see new york city. >> with the energy. >> she was an extraordinary person. >> you touched on it. you mentioned gandhi. let's go back and his influence and the way he talked about nonviolence and the jesus and the disinherited. i remember align, what do you do when your back is against the wall? >> that is why he wrote jesus disinherited because he could not find many services that have been preached about the person with her back against the wall in terms of how he matters, look today with so many people with their backs against the wall who do not have control of the society. you are constantly crushed by society. his quest was, how do you live in that kind of situation and retain or maintain your own integrity? when you talk about spiritual, he said we are coming jacobs ladder and my question is, how have you lived your life in acknowledgment of your truth . what he is trying to say is how do you carve

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. >> helen rappaport, "new york times. >> thanks for taking my question. secretary yellen, do you think the work in the middle east has the potential to inflame inflationary pressures around the world and what measures are you considering to contain oil prices if the conflict constrains supplies? sec. yellen: at this stage, we are focused on human beings that have been affected by these barbaric attacks on israel and the suffering that it has caused. as president biden said, we stand firmly behind israel and are there to support israel in any way that's necessary. while we are monitoring potential economic impacts from the crisis, i'm not really thinking of that as a major likely driver of the global economic outlook. so we will see what impact this has thus far. i don't think we have seen anything suggesting it will be very significant, but of course we are monitoring economic impacts as well. >> thank you for taking our question. to what extent is the u.s. looking to tighten the enforcement of oil sections on iran -- oil sanctions on iran in light of the

we have got to get helen out.his "revolting" language. but challenged him on his treatment of senior staff. did you treat individuals in downing street with a fence and misogyny, mr cummings? street with a fence and misogyny, mr cumminrs? . , street with a fence and misogyny, mr cumminrs? ., , ., cummings? certainly not. -- with offence. but a whatsapp message about this woman — deputy cabinet secretary helen macnamara — might suggest otherwise to some. she was the second most senior civil servant at the heart of government. there were gasps in the inquiry room at that language. mr cummings said his choice of words was deplorable, but that he was not misogynistic. but it gave us a sense of what life must have been like in such a toxic workplace — full of feuds, rivalry and dysfunction. even at the height of the biggest crisis the uk had faced since world war two. today, we also had the clearest evidence yet of how borisjohnson privately viewed older people. two extracts from the notebook of chief scientific advise

the first test against tonga is at st helens on sunday before games at huddersfield and leeds later this set a new course record as she won the ironman world championship in hawaii for the first time. charles—barclay is just the third briton to win the ironman world championship after leanda cave and chrissie wellington. the 30—year—old is also the first woman to lead the event from start to finish. charles—barclay finished just over three minutes ahead of germany's anne haug. it feels incredible to be world champion, especially after the journey i have had, i have been second here four times, that was backin second here four times, that was back in 2017, we lost championships here because of the pandemic and in that time i have also had two pretty bad injuries, so to come back from that and finally get the win just feels like a dream come true and it really does feel like i have dedicated my career to try to win this race. ., , ., ., ., this race. you must have gone into the race this _ this race. you must have gone into the race this weekend _ this race. you must have gone into the rac

dame helen, thank you so much...e charities. this week though, all of a sudden, the labour party is not doing that any more. how do you explain to our viewers why labour keeps changing its mind? 9 99 viewers why labour keeps changing its mind? 9 9, ., , , viewers why labour keeps changing its mind? 9 9, 9, , , 9, viewers why labour keeps changing its mind? 9 9, 9, , , ., 9, its mind? what matters is what works and we don't — its mind? what matters is what works and we don't think— its mind? what matters is what works and we don't think that _ its mind? what matters is what works and we don't think that against - its mind? what matters is what works and we don't think that against the i and we don't think that against the backdrop of the serious challenges facing our country, the real pressure on family finances not least because the tax burden is at its highest in 70 years, that when its highest in 70 years, that when it comes to those hard choices it's fair to give a tax exemption in vat to private schools when that

with sister helen. planned we went there to look at the devereaux facility and the different aspects of san quentin. >> the next set i believe is a candlelight vigil for crime survivors. >> we did a prayer service at night and this is a vigil and that is a photo that is shown and people are invited to come and family members. regardless of what happened, we do this. >> you are gathered in a church in this next photo. >> this was in sacramento. at the cathedral. we had a large group of people come for a conference and we did a prayer service together. >> the next set shows a young man's funeral, a memorial, i would say. this is a picture of a victim of a crime. >> this was in east palo alto. and he was killed in a drive-by shooting. and we did this prayer service in east palo alto. a few years ago. we do this for every family that is killed. >> this next one shows young men who are in detention of some kind. >> we have detention facilities for youth. i have seen as young as 10 years old, young people inc

no, i’m not afraid of work, helen, just raise your head! that's a smart girl.ld be happy, so be it. mom's favorite record. day and night it hurts the heart of affection. day and night i’m dizzy, excited day and night by the fairy tale, your words ring out to me, just to unwind. meet this in life, only once fate breaks down, only once in the cold winter wind, i so want to love. the ray of light goes out, the evening sky rolls up in blue, shrouded in color, where are you, my beloved oh , once upon a time, where are you my old friend, where are you, only once in life do they forget meetings, only once does fate decide. only once on a cold winter evening, i so want to love, just this once... when i was little, i dreamed of being housewife, why are you laughing, it’s true, and that the house is full of children, less small, pies on sunday, and a christmas tree for the new year. this is bad, but no, why, maybe i’ll write an order, brother, i ’ll solve this case with or without you? premiere on rtr. dean, why are you looking for jana? don't you want to know what happe

yeah, we have to get helen pumped.d what's got ben pumped is how his new healthy lifestyle is showing results. he's lost 65 pounds, and erin couldn't be prouder. i had shoulder surgery, and they told me to quit lifting weights. and when you're a big guy and you have big shoulders and arms, then you can carry it a little bit better. but i don't want to be a big guy and have skinny arms. looking all right. all right, well erin's book, heirloom rooms: soulful stories of home, is out now. ok, it's time to take y'all shopping for some good deals with morningsave paid spokesperson, diane mizota. zuri hall joined her in our popup shop for some fun in retail, with the help of morningsave. zuri (voiceover): the discount drop is sponsored by morningsave.com, the site with your favorite brands and big discounts. all right, diane, welcome back. thank you. ok, what morningsave discount drops do you for us today? all right, well, we've got some great stuff for you. and if you want to shop along, just go to morningsave.com to shop th

they could not read albert einstein, helen keller, or other kinds of books.s is america, the greatest country in the world, those ends of things should not be going on. david: that pin is for your foundation. what does it represent? robert: it is a blue square. we wanted something that symbolized pushing back against hatred. that is a symbol of unity and solidarity against all kinds of hate. i am technologically incompetent, let even i could get this -- this emojis is on everybody's cell phone and ipad. you can put it on -- every message, every email i send has this blue square. david: you made a large contribution to this foundation to enhance its reputation. i assume others are contributing as well? robert: we have had amazing support. our family is now committed -- has now committed over $75 million, bank of america has committed $10 million. there are many families who have made seven-figure gifts. i should not say their names unless they give us permission, but we have touched a nerve. there is something going on in this country. people want to push back

book burning in nazi germany where they cannot read albert einstein or helen keller or other kinds ofooks. this is america, the greatest country in the world. those kinds of things should not be going on. >> you have opinion on you, that's been for your foundation. what does it represent? >> it is a blue square where we wanted to front something that symbolized pushing back against hatred. that is a symbol of unity and solidarity against all kinds of hate. i'm technologically concocted, but even i can get this. blue, this little emojis is on everybody -- everybody's cell phone and ipad, and you could put on. every message, every email i send has this little blue square. >> you have made a very large conservation to this foundation to help people and help people know about it. and other people or contribute in as well. >> we have had amazing support. our family has no commitment -- now committed over $75 million to it. bank of america has committed $10 million. there are many families who made seven-figure gifts, i should not say their names, unless they give us permission. but we touc