hutton on the illustrations? what was the feel you are trying to get with this and who do you envision your readers to be? >> the readership we hope is literally everyone. that's why it's called history for all ages. we would like it to appeal to young readers obviously, but we would like it to appeal to parents. and adults in general. and especially for young children, were hoping that the parents will leave the book or read it to their children. and even their youngest children can enjoy the illustrations. as far as how john hutton and i work together, he is the artistic genius, i cannot even draw stick figures. but i had some ideas about what we wanted to do, and we wanted to mention each presidential administration, and i kind of put some storyboards together. you know thinking we can make this look like this, and it was all very very basic. and he turned it into this amazing, really amazing book. >> each illustration is a small work of art throughout the book. so as we close on this, what do you think people

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not name the victim or give any specific details . bloggers and activists identify for 39 year old hutton tom she is said to have fled turkey for renouncing islam for christianity, and was regularly seeing preaching in hyde park. previously, the woman was escorted by police from the park for fear of attacks against her was even banned from speaker's corner after a number of threats. no one thing that having gone on notice is fell at the time of the attack. she was wearing a surely app do t shirt. the french satirical magazine has been in the spotlight many times over its caricatures. one of them portraying the prophet mohammed led to a series of deadly semester tax back in 2015 corporate her shirt. didn't depict the profit. instead it showed a kiss between a cartoonist and muslim preacher caption, love is stronger than head. what we're going through here is much of the media coverage either focus solely on the fact that she was wearing a surely abdul shirt or thought it was a woman who was attacked in hyde park police in london or warning against making any premier true conclusions over t

hutton, that nothing gets promised till everything is promised. now we see that i've got, has done is facing and security, high violence collapse of districts and close to the club. so for prevention centers and nobody is taking care of what is going on on the ground . so it really depends on international community led by us to intervene in this situation and create a momentum on the peace process. the peace process without and top gone piece process. there won't be any winner for the water. the water will not cover when the winner will only be those terrorist groups that they have brought in international community led by us and they to 12 going to start in a 20 years ago. it will happen again. the are going to be again, my, a terrorist groups joining together and i'm going to stop. they will be terrorizing, not only i've got this done, but it will rise that region and mission community. so better we manage it a piece process. we're really find a solution. peter galbraith, he's right 5 in saying that a deteriorating security situation has implic

wesley hutton joins me. want to read part of attorney general merrick garland's letter to greg abbott. he says -- >> yet there's thousands of people, covid positive, many of them, crossing the border and these jurisdictions have no idea these people are in their borders, in their towns and what the attorney general is saying is that texas and arizona and new mexico and california have no right to defend themselves. >> well, the solution is simply for me. you cannot threaten a lockdown for covid and not lock down the border for the same reason, that being covid. yesterday we just saw the biden administration threaten yet another mass and potential vaccine mandate on this country. our governor is doing his best to keep us all safe to prevent the spread of covid, the delta variant, throughout our state. this is hypocrisy at its best. if you wonder why there's vaccine hesitancy, look no more at the mixed mets singles biden is sending to the country. governor abbott is doing his job to keep his citizens safe and

hutton, that was it, the pool, the money supply, '85, '86 around there.ry, i listened to your podcast. i'm glad you will be charging for it. it is too good to give away. you talked about a risk/shock. tell us what that looks like and what damage you're looking at? >> sure, i would expect sometime after earnings season we will, the fed will start walking us toward as slowing of the asset purchase program. now there is a view because we've been talking about it under rational expectations it really won't have. of an impact but the history of this indicates there will be a fair bit of impact. so if you go back to prior to the global financial crisis when policy was all about rate policy, every business cycle since world war ii had a correction related to the point when the fed started raising rates. the '94 correction, the 04 corrections were roughly similar. they averaged about 8%. once we got into the qe era post the global financial crisis there is an effect that fomc participants like. new york fed president john williams who spoke about this today are i

hutton commercial and it's when john hiatt hyten speaks, everybody listens. help me welcome a great friend. general john hyten. [applause]. >> good morning, everybody. it's great to see so many friendly faces this morning, it's great to see any face. [laughter] >> when i became the vice-chairman in late 2019 i never expected i would spend almost all of my time for literally six months doing nothing, but focused on covid to try to get us somewhere out of that, working with deputy norquist and now deputy hicks trying to get the department to move, get the country to move. and we started to move. and the work that was done with the vaccine. if you want to see what this country can do if you have to go fast, just look at the vaccine and i tell you what, dr. saalwi and general perna don't get enough credit in moving forward the vaccine. a lot of people don't realize that we wrote checks, taxpayer checks for almost $4 billion in mid summer last year to buy 100 million doses of moderna. 100 million doses of pfizer and we did that before they even started the phase t

we have great scientific institutes in britain, the james hutton institute in dundee, we will rely anded support for dealing with that. thank you very much for giving us an insight into how climate is affecting your work. great britain have just missed out on two more medals at the olympics. helen glover and polly swann were fourth in the women's pair, the same place that emily craig and imogen grant finished in the lightweight women's double sculls, though they were pipped by the narrowest of margins. sport psychologistjenna woolven can tell us more involved in helen glover's return to the olympics. good to have you with us. helen glover coming back after a break of several years, three children last year, and she was working out on the rowing machine during lockdown and she thought she really wanted to have another go. if you are a successful olympian, that desire never quite goes away, does it? it’s never quite goes away, does it? it's an never quite goes away, does it? it�*s an amazing story. that don't drive and desire to be a champion has stayed with her throughout the time of ha

the ribbon was cut by three—year—old theo hutton, who was born prematurely at just 23 weeks., but we'll see low cloud and potentially some mist and fog coming up from the south through the night, minimum temperature between 11 and 1a celsius. so it is going to be quite a murky start tomorrow morning. we should still see some sunshine, but we start to notice the influence of this low—pressure system coming in from the atlantic. so the risk of one or two showers. looking to wimbledon for today, we should get a full day's play. a 10% chance of a shower. uv levels are high and the pollen count very high as well, temperatures around 22 celsius as a maximum. so as we head towards the weekend, that low—pressure system, some showers potentially for friday. but then saturday, spells of rain. and more showers on sunday. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and rachel burden. morning live follows breakfast on bbc one this morning. gethin and janette