jean: no--yes--no.me actor, and a full-time school student. the new york trip is now just weeks away. lisa: so, jeanie, what i do need to know are your details of your accommodation. jean: i messaged him, but also he lives ages away, so he's asleep, so, like, in a couple hours. lisa: okay, so i'll get details today. jean: see you, mum. barbara: jean says she fell into the role of organizing the sydney school strikes almost by accident, after contacting some student activists in victoria last year. jean: actually, i just sent an email saying, "oh, i'd love to help out if there's anything i can do." and suddenly i got a response saying, "oh, we'd love to help you achieve this goal." and i'm like, "oh, my gosh. i'm the organizer now. i'm in the middle of this." ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ jean: i mean, i've spent my life growing up surrounded by this constant news of, like, polar ice caps melting and the great barrier reef dying and animals losing their homes and bushfires and floods and this really enormous issue which no on

jean-pierre: you asked me about khashoggi. when the president came in to office, we were determined to make sure that our decades long relationship with saudia rabia was serving our own intest and values as we move forward. but also preserving it. because it also helps us accomplish many important things. and that's largely what we've done. the murder of jamal khashoggi is something that we and many others around the world took very, very seriously. one of the things we did rly was to release our own report on this murder at the same time we initiated the so-called khashoggi ban to make sure any country seeking to use tools of repression against people abroad, who are criticizing in one way or another, the government would pay a price for that. and we've used it multiple times since. at the same time, we thought it was very important to engage saudia rabia. yemen was one of the most important places that we wanted to do that. and we've seen, as a result of our work with saudia rabia, is a real progress in actually dealing with

jean-pierre: go ahead.reporter: is the president willing to accept whatever agreement lawmakers come to, should they come to an agreement, when it comes to guns? ms. jean-pierre: so, here's - as you know, the president has been very involved in gun reform as senator, as vice president, and, clearly, now as president, having signed the most executive actions on gun reform than any president at this time of their presidency. and when - when he was senator, he was - he was talking about this today - it took him years. it took him years to get the 1994 assault ban - assault ban legislation. now, that - that was law for 10 years and expired in 2004. and so, we haven't seen this type of - this type of negotiations or this type of coming together from both sides in a very long time. it's been decades. so, he is encouraged, he is optimistic about what - about what he's seeing, about what he is hearing - the update that he received. and so, we're going to see how those negotiations go. and any - any step, we bel- -

jean, best laid plans. sometimes there are surprises, big surprises that might occur, unexpected moments in presidential funerals. and here's just one. >> this is one of the best unexpected moments of president bush's funeral. if many of you will remember that president bush and bob dole were big political rivals, they had a very nasty 1988 republican primary contest. and both said some things that they probably wish they hadn't said. they became huge friends. and when senator dole -- this is when president bush is lying in state in the rotunda -- and he insisted on standing and saluting the casket. he's in a wheelchair now. and i had an opportunity to ask him why he did this, why he insisted on standing, and i can't tell you the answer without crying. he said, i had to stand and salute that great man. this was one of the big pictures of the funeral that went viral. >> yeah. >> everyone -- it was just such a wonderful moment. >> yeah. louis. why so much spectacle? i mean, everyone passes at sometime or anot

it turns out jean might be a good luck charm.nday night's game and last night's game as well. jean was in the stands for both of them, you guys. >> whew! >> i guess you could say they really "hit it off." >> oh, they hit it off. a grand slam no doubt. >> good advice there. >> yeah. >> this girl, she's going to -- we're going to be working for her someday. >> yeah, we really are. >>> coming up, "the mix" is next. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. ♪ communication breakdown ♪ >>> time now for "the mix" starting with a

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. >>> tennis legend billie jean king on the game changing moment for women in sports 50 years ago. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. president biden tonight announcing his new plan to bring down high fuel prices the president calling on a somewhat skeptical congress to suspend the federal gas tax. that's currently around 18 cents a gallon for gasoline. 24 cents for diesel. a federal gas tax holiday will provide only minimal relief from the price at the pump which has trickled down to a still staggering average of $4.95 a gallon and the president is asking states to suspend their fuel taxes, too. gas prices are up nearly $2 a gallon in the past year helping to fuel soaring inflation. with limited levers at his disposal, the president faces increasing pressure to show he's trying to do something to blunt the impact of runaway prices but at what cost chief white hous correspondent kristen welker leads us off tonight. >> reporter: under pressure with gas prices hovering around $5 a gallon ahead of the july fourth holiday president biden today calling for a

he would periodically ask jean to take him out to search for bonnie.membered something eerie the child did before they left her house. >> and he said, "can we go look for my mom? " and we go out to get to the car and he runs to the back yard and i'm going where are you going? he said, "to get a shovel." like silly. you know. because he knew she was buried. he just didn't know where. >> and he'd do the same thing with detective hinson as well. >> he said, "i want to go search for my mom." so we'd put him in a car seat and off we'd go. >> hinson too thought the body might be buried. but he and aaron never found anything. his investigation grew colder even as his relationship with the boy grew stronger. and the frasers for their part did everything they could to give aaron a normal life, the chance to be a kid again. >> he was into racing bicycles. he had motorcycles. he had played baseball. he took karate. and the most fun he had was fishing. he was a great fisherman. >> all these years later, aaron is grateful for the family who embraced him. >> tell me

guest: of course, it is a tremendous block for -- victory for jean-luc melenchon.alized a huge coalition with the new ecological and social people's union party. of course, jean-luc melenchon will play a major role in the new coalition, which is called nupes, but i believe what is most important is republicans have been exposed because of emmanuel macron. he did not give any instruction to vote for the leftists against the far right. we will not forget that when we have the presidential election. he is president because of the leftist voters that helped him to win the election, and i believe it is an important point. it's very dangerous for this president who normalized to the far right party in the french parliament, which i believe will be dangerous for the french society's stability. adrian: what do you make of the success of the national rally of marine le pen in this election? 88, 89 seats. what do you make of that? guest: the other guests said it was tremendous success for the far left, nupes. i would beg to differ. i would say they made considerable gains, b

, i decided to perform "billie jean" at the talent show.t ipad in the back. >> literally the giant ipad, i knew exactly where she was sitting. ♪ she told me her name was billie jean ♪ >> not knowing that video would be the catalyst for me sitting in these seats right now. >> tell me about the process of working on "mj: the musical." what has that been like for you? >> i believe in the work ethic he puts behind, the attention and the attitude he puts behind everything that he does. how can i learn the work ethic and the intention and the attitude behind each individual movement? >> reporter: the production's been nominated for ten tony awards. one of those myles' nomination for best actor in a musical. the show's timeline covers jackson's final days of rehearsal before his "dangerous" tour in 1992. a year before, allegations of jackson's sexual abuse were publicized. those allegations are not directly addressed in the show. >> feels like -- it feels like a part of me. >> reporter: backstage, myles showed us how he transforms into mj. >> this

that epiphany shaped the rest of my life. >> billie jean is everywhere. challenge inequality in women's pay in professional tennis. she is now a current part-owner of a women's soccer team. she's there at the start of professional basketball. she just never quits. >> you also introduce us to lesser-known voices. the discovery of the story of wyomia tyus is one of the things i'm proudest of in the series. >> why don't we know her name as we know billie jean king and so many others? >> black women have the dual discrimination deficit. so not only are you a woman, you're a black woman. so you have to work, what, four times as hard in order to get noticed. sometimes some of us black women have to melt the sister out. >> 30 students and with booker washington as the only teacher began what is now known as tuskegee institute. >> tuskegee was the first school that gave some type of work aid or scholarship to black women. and then you had black colleges like texas southern, tennessee state. and that was it. no other schools did anything for women in sports, any s

>> i could not agree more, jean-claude. measure engagement, not visits. >> because they can only click for a second. it has got to be time on. mostly, almost every application now that you run should have analytics with it. and then you can roll it out through a tool like google analytics, which allows you then to then see, why did they click on, and then what did they stay on, if that makes sense. >> where do they come from, if you can look at the ip addresses, which is nice. >> i'm alison haaland. i created and host a podcast called the kennedy dynasty podcast. it's about their history and legacy. i'm completely different here. i did not come from a history background at all. i came from marketing, i clicked a netflix documentary one night and was hooked. that's what happened. now i have a real passion for teaching people about history and how important it is for our generation to learn. i have realized in my audience a little bit that people come for an episode about karen besset's style and stay for the new frontier. i'

king.ie jean king, s >> ms.e jean king of america, the new queen of tennis. >> we can never understand inclusion, until we've been excluded. >> reporter: tara vanderveer has more wins than any other women's basketball coach in history, with three n.c.a.a. championships, and olympic gold for team u.s.a. >> u.s.a., all the way! >> we should have never needed title ix, because it should have been fair all along. >> reporter: when she was in high school, there was no women's basketball program. >> it was also very painful not to have a team to play on, not to have that experience that, you know, the boys got. but i think it is important that we, you know, do know the history and that we keep working to have true equality within sports and within education. >> reporter: the n.c.a.a.'s dr. amy wilson says the fight is just beginning. >> are we making sure that women-- girls and women of all identities are getting access? you know, are minority women getting those same opportunities? and we see that that's not the case

i want to continue our conversation with jean casarez, lonnie coombs and joey jackson. the judge said when you find for a defamatory statement, you have to determine what the damages are, even if it's as little as a dollar: the judge is back. she's likely going to call the jury back in. let's listen in. >> we're ready for the jury. >> they're waiting still for the jury to come in. that shouldn't take very long. hopefully they have the paperwork filled out properly this time. >> lonnie, how fertile is this period for an appeal, 15 minutes to figure out what the number is? >> well, look, jury instructions are very difficult to follow and verdict forms or finding instruction forms can be very difficult to fill out. and so i don't think this is going to be necessarily an issue on appeal. they just needed to be clarified that you actually have to fill out a number, and if they come back with $1, that will be fine. that's what they intended all along. one side or the other, the attorneys may say, look, we want to talk to the jury about what really happened and find out if the

go ahead, jean. >> i'm a little confused by the question. >> let me -- let me repeat my question, jean. >> ok. >> my question was did you [inaudible] i understand that you guys [inaudible] envision activities but some people -- some students has a disability cannot do in-person activities. are there any activities that is provided on zoom because of some implementation. that was my question. >> so, i am not aware of activities specifically. we do have zoom support, school support for kids. this year year. there is a program. if a child cannot get in person, they can get their school and education through zoom still. and many children are in that program. and several are on i.e.p.s. and so those accommodations run the gambit. there is lots of different ways that we can accommodate students. so, they weren't denied access if we could provide what we call their free and appropriate public education via zoom. if we felt -- if the team felt that we couldn't provide their free and appropriate public education via zoom, then we opened the conversation to get creative and, again, there were a

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i do remember lots of things about blue jeans, people in the soviet bloc not having access to blue jeans and blue jeans being a sign of a freedom on the march. in fact, a french social philosopher says there was more power in blue jeans and rock and roll than the entire red army. >> -- was a stewardess. the people on the flight, yeah, a stewardess, back in the day in russia and on the flight they would pack, jam everything they could with blue jeans because once they got to moscow they would make hundreds and hundreds of dollars per pair of blue jeans. she was like, oh, no, they love their blue jeans. >> it's a symbol of freedom. i think it is interesting to think about or transition to what was rock after the triumph? this is setting up the 90s as optimistic or pessimistic. so, like, brief detour to our own home, a reminder that nirvana practiced right there. there's a clip on youtube on nirvana from the evergreen state college television studio playing right there. kurt cobain grew up in aberdeen, he did not attend evergreen, he had lots of friends who did. one of his friends was the f

jean—louis trintignant was born in southern france in 1930.was passionate about motor racing. speaks french. but it was the stage where he felt most at home. jean—louis trintignant was a shy man but he was never afraid to reveal himself. he has been described as one of the most talented and important french actors of the last 60 years. tim allman, bbc news. the french actor jean—louis trintignant, who's died at the age of 91. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcnuala. i would love to hear from you. thank you very much for watching us here on bbc news. hello there. friday brought the peak of the heat that's been building over the last few days. the highest temperatures we saw across the uk were very close to 33 degrees, but look at these temperatures on friday across the south of spain, the south of france — 43, 44 degrees. 35 was the top temperature in paris. that heat being scooped northwards into parts of england, wales and indeed the channel islands. in fact, jersey had its hottest june day on record. 33 degrees or very close to it across

jean-luc melenchon can paralyze parliame now with 17 mp's, one government supporter said.ne what he could do with 50. lucy williamson, bbc news. >> the bbc will of course be across the latest on those elections. now to the north coast on the east of england. the wreck of a 17th-century ship has been found. experts say it is the most important maritime discovery for the last 40 years. the ship ran aground on a sandbank and fed strong winds, causing it to sink in 1682. its location has been a mystery until it was discovered by divers after a four year search. joe black is in the town of great yarmouth, where the discovery was made. >> beneath the surface, 30 miles up the great yarmouth coast lies in the 17th century worship that came to a tragic itnd sank 340 years ago after hitting a sandbank. on board was james stewart, duke of york and fure king. he survived, but up to 250 people did not. since 1682, the vessel remained half buried on the seabed. its exact location was unknown. now we knowt has been discovered and has caused much excitement, with some saying this is the m

he's asking the question of karine jean-pierre. as the president have the stamina physically and mentally. do you think to continue on even after 20204? don lemon is asking that question. he could have said i think sean hannity on fox is right. he forgot that part is asking the question even the left as i've been saying, they all see it but they don't say it. >> don lemon has called himself a serious journalist before so there's that. there's never been and i understand she's new. but there's never been a more unsteady, unconfident, unprepared press secretary quite like karine jean-pierre. she couldn't be the spokesperson for america she continues to read most of her answers from a binder. not just looking at notes. we are talking about whole paragraphs. don kirby should be in that position. he's probably the most competent, articulate person but karine jean-pierre was chosen for other reasons and in the end, joe biden is officially pulling at the lowest numbers of any first-term president in pulling history, talking about truman t

jean-jacques rousseau and sharu louis montesquieu opposed the superstition of catholicism and absolutism after the release of the first volumes, some were imprisoned, but the encyclopedists continued to work, by the way, catherine ii helped them when diderot was without funds. she bought his library and left owner generously. paying him as a librarian for a 35-volume encyclopedia completed in 1780 is considered to have set the stage for the french revolution in fact. he wrote the goals of the encyclopedia, to collect knowledge scattered around the world and pass it on to those who come after us so that the work of previous centuries does not become useless for centuries to come and that our descendants, enriched with knowledge, become kinder and happier july 1, 1867 canada appeared on the world map on that day the british north america act came into force. adopted by the british parliament and became the first constitution of the new state. it arose as a federation including the provinces. ontario quebec new brunswick and new scotland, then british columbia alberta was added to them and

jean-claude brizard, president and chief executive officer of digital promise, dr.r jamila mjoore pewu, assistant professor history manatees and new media history and california state university, fullerton. and gary sandling vice president of strategy and chief content officer of the thomas jefferson foundation in monticello. enjoy the discussion of history in technology as well as different digital platforms we used to make our past more accessible and readily available to you all. thank you. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. already an exciting day, love the panels, how many got here early? did you see any, did you go last night to the panel of, oh my gosh wasn't unbelievable? so inspiring. [applause] i just went home last night back to the room with my head spinning on what these individuals had done and that we got to look across 40 years of presidential information from their chiefs of staff. it was unbelievable. so, i hope you enjoy our panel today, and it's about making history accessible through technology, which is near and dear to my heart, being a technology executive fo

and people in the soviet block not having access to blue jeans and blue jeans being a sign of freedom on the march and in fact a french social philosopher regime dobre says there was more power in blue jeans and rock and roll than the entire red army. i had a history teacher in the high school. who was a do it. but the people on the flight that of serve you yes, dude is and you know back in the day and going russia and her on the flight would pack. jam everything they could with blue jeans because once they got the mosca, they gotta play and just make hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of dollars per pair of blue jeans. no she was yeah. she was like, oh no they -- with their blue jeans. it's a symbol of freedom. so i think it's interesting to think about or transition to okay, but what was rock? after the triumph um, and so this is setting up the 90s as like optimistic or pessimistic so like brief detour to our own home. a reminder that nirvana practiced right there. there's a clip on youtube of nirvana from the evergreen state college television studio like right there playing. kurt

jean-pierre: the president has done, let me step back for a second.o, no, no, you are asking me the question. peter, peter -- >> he's done everything in his power? >> brooke: photos taken at the meeting show biden holding up a cheat seat with directions how to behave, the president taking a hit for a cue which directed him to sit down after greeting participantss. dr. mark segal is concerned about the president's ability to lead. listen to this. >> somebody thinks he needs to notecard, his staff, he is making decisions that affect us all, the chief needs highest executive function of all of us issue not the lowest. >> brooke: this is not the first time biden was caught using a cheat seat, earlier this year he did with a discussion about ukraine. >> carley: the only thing not on the cheat sheet is breathe and blink. let's bring in jimmy failla, he never needs a cheat sheet, but apparently the president does. >> jimmy: stop it. where was this cheat sheet when he was riding his bike last week? he missed note that said put your feet on the ground when you

we're having a launch party today for jeans book, jean said.ranciscan and we'll have a number of media there and fans and really just begin to promote the book so that people can get it and have another coffee table jean because the giants are playing today as well. will you be working today or focusing on the book? no i shot giants last night and interesting. i got a chance to talk to the broadcasters, crook and kite before the game, and everybody has stories of their early days of baseball and also route 66. they ended up telling me they played a lot in amarillo on route 66 with the gold socks back in the day, and i had that those that field is in the book that that stadium so we made a connection immediately. just like baseball always does. grassroots is also a nonprofit. now what do you focus on as a non profit? tell us about that? well, our goal is not for profit is to promote the amateur game around the globe and also give back an underprivileged communities. andres we try to grow the game and give those who don't have that opportunity th

a chilly night for jean, six degrees across scotland —— forjune.ite a lot of cloud. after a fine start, north—west scotland, the cloud and breeze pick—up, some drizzly weather. away from that, it is a lovely day, most of us will have lots of sunshine. light winds. in the sunshine, temperatures climbing into the low 20s. into tuesday, but warm front will continue. scotland and northern ireland, the cloud building, still some drizzle in the morning. across england and wales, we will see the best sunshine. temperatures rising further, up to 25 degrees. higher temperatures than that in the middle of the week. the humidity will pick up temperatures will climb into the high 20s, with one or two thundery showers in the south—east. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. today marks five years since the finsbury park terror attack. one man died and many others were injured when a van was driven into worshippers outside a mosque in north london. a ser

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and running jean and karl. every time i saw him, she was running a high heels faster than i could run. gordon has been working on a watergate website. it's called watergate dot org. he's worked with the 45th, and he has been instrumental in the 50th. gordon, is there anything more you can tell us about this? >> well, watergate dot org, just go there. because what happens here tonight is wonderful. but it's what we do after tonight to keep our eyes open and voices in the public sphere about these issues. they are not going to go away with the current situation. it's something we have to face. >> let me just repeat that. what happens here tonight is important, but what's really important is what happens afterwards. we have to really be vigilant looking forward. there are some loopholes in the constitution, and in our judicial system. and really, it's up to the public at the end to be responsible and to have a voice. so we are going to have watergate dot org, and we are going to start a nonprofit to keep the light

. >>> i want to bring in financial journalist jean shatski and also dylan rat btigan.s an administration can do to lower the price of gas and congress has to pass this and that's not a given, it may even be unlikely. what do you think of the move? >> look, when it comes to the pocketbook of the average american i think this is largely optics, right? the administration needs to show that it's trying to do something but i did some very quick back of the envelope math, the average american uses about 400 gallons of gas a year, this 18 cents is going to save them somewhere between $65 and $70 over the course of a year and we are talking three months here so you have to cut that in four. this is not a huge savings if you combine it with the states if they come along and if you combine it with some rebates maybe that starts to help. i think the administration is trying to put on a good face. >> dylan? s>> i feel a little bit -- i fel a little bit of sympathy for whoever has the misfortune of being the president, the lead political party, the treasury secretary at any time wh

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