lesley escorted them to the house before leaving. >> i knew that people would die.ere would be killing. >> charles manson told lino and rosemary labianca not to worry, that it was just a robbery and he wasn't going to hurt them. he wasn't going to hurt them. >> pat and i took mrs. labianca into the bedroom, and the sounds of mr. labianca dying came into the bedroom. when mrs. labianca heard her husband being killed by tex, she started calling out to him and yelling for him. >> and tex came in and her. >> and then tex turned me around and handed me the knife, and he said, do something. because manson had told him to make sure that you will of us got our hands dirty. and i stabbed mrs. labianca in the lower back about >> it took law enforcement three months to link the manson family to the murders. but by that time, the stage was set for a trial that would both fascinate and disgust those who watched. >> it was insanity from beginning to end. it was a circus. >> it was on television every night. it was spectacle. >> manson would come in, suspicious or charming, demoni

lesley: i sure do, and i sure have.here's been a big leap in the last five years, and there are three grou i see the most. one, are people working in this field -- front line workers, scientists who are studying this and recognizing what a dangerous trajectory we e on. two, people who've been touched very directly about with big losses, lost their home in the fires in santa rosa a couple of years ago. i've had to decide if they want -- have had to decide if they want to still live in a fire prone area. and there's a very high level of distress among children and youth. this is a time when they naturally glance into their future, deciding where they want to live, what they want to do. young adults, if they want to start a family. they're quite upset about the prospects of what their future may entail. john: this isn't like fear of flying. you're not trying to resolve an anxiety. so what do you do? how do you treat this? lesley: well, there are several approaches. two main areas. one is there are lots of tools for process

what about that lesley? >> i have to say something about joe man shin.ns view him as a democrat and democrats view him as a republican. the guy who votes against the party and hasn't supported the president, i don't think joe manchin would have a chance. when you talk about joe biden's age, certainly age is a consideration but last time i looked donald trump wasn't pushing 30. and in addition to that, if you're going to look at popularity, i can't believe all the polls, mike, and not just because they don't say what i like because of what happened in the midterm. we had the president showing he wasn't popular, we had polls showing that i would be drowned by this red tsunami and it just didn't happen. we see a very slim majority by republicans in the house, no majority by republicans but rather majority by democrats in the senate. so the popularity number has not affected joe biden. and i don't think it will even though it's a long time until the election next time around. >> mike: all right senator brian says quote i think it is worth freaking out about

his daughter lesley told me they managed to have a video call today.e he loved me, she said, and not to worry because everything will be ok now. fiona, many thanks. fiona trott reporting there. rishi sunak has announced an expansion of oil and gas drilling in the north sea, saying it's important that britain produces more of its own energy. a hundred new licences will be issued this autumn, with more potentially to follow, but critics say the prime minister is backtracking on pledges to cut co2 emissions. the government has also promised new funding for carbon capture projects. our climate editor justin rowlatt reports. powering up britain from britain is today's slogan. the more than 100 licences for companies to explore for and then drill to extract oil and gas are part of a plan to max out production from uk reserves. it is entirely consistent with transitioning to a net zero, we use the energy we have got at home because we are going to need it for decades. are betterfor our decades. are better for our economy, forjobs, and for climate emissions th

lesley has committed her career to doing just that. whether guiding asylum seekers or refugees through the immigration process, securing passports for many anxious travelers, or assisting maine youth with the academy nominations process so they may pursue a career in the military. beyond her considerable skills, she's been a mentor to countless staff. sharing her institutional knowledge and relationship with those agencies across the country. all of which have been invaluable to constituents and colleagues throughout the first district. and importantly, she been a treasured friend of so many of us in and out of the office. leslie, the lives of mainors have definitely been better for you serving as their advocate, friend, and neighbor. we'll miss you dearly. we wish you and peter the very best in your next adventure. thank you for everything. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and >> i

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our first guest is the moderator, lesley dixon. and lesley, actually a member of the commonwealth club and she's also a resident here in the bay area in san francisco proper, a and we're delighted to have her come on stage tonight. the first time. and i want to tell you little bit about her. she's a screenwriter and film producer with a really long list of stream film screenplay credits that you'll all probably recognize it includes things like mrs. doubtfire, the thomas crown affair, hairspray and overboard just name a few. i think i've seen of those. and so leslie is going to moderate tonight and we're delighted to have her do that joining her is our featured guest, nancy natasha rogoff and natasha is an award winning american television producer, filmmaker and journalist who's produced television shows and documentaries in russia ukraine and the former soviet union, cbs, nbc, abc and pbs. so without further ado, please join me in welcoming and natasha to the stage. parliament. everybody hear me? oh yes, you can. hi everybody. i'

our first guest is the moderator, lesley dixon. and lesley, actually a member of the commonwealth club and she's also a resident here in the bay area in san francisco proper, a and we're delighted to have her come on stage tonight. the first time. and i want to tell you little bit about her. she's a screenwriter and film producer with a really long list of stream film screenplay credits that you'll all probably recognize it includes things like mrs. doubtfire, the thomas crown affair, hairspray and overboard just name a few. i think i've seen of those. and so leslie is going to moderate tonight and we're delighted to have her do that joining her is our featured guest, nancy natasha rogoff and natasha is an award winning american television producer, filmmaker and journalist who's produced television shows and documentaries in russia ukraine and the former soviet union, cbs, nbc, abc and pbs. so without further ado, please join me in welcoming and natasha to the stage. parliament. everybody hear me? oh yes, you can. hi everybody. i'

daddy, you love me, you know you do, i'm your gift _ we spoke to lesley at the very start of this trialls. she had frequent accidents. my dad was carrying her into the shower and cleaning her up. he said, you know, she hated that kind of loss of dignity. that just... she hated it, it destroyed her. you know, she would be crying as he cleaned her, saying, "i'm sorry, i'm sorry." that's why david hunter said janice begged him to kill her. he was found guilty of manslaughter last week. we think it was a fair. decision, and one in line with the interests ofjustice. it's a pity he spent so long - in prison, but he is really looking forward to getting out, - and now this allows for him and his family to properly grieve. i would like to say thank you to all the people who have donated to me, and especially my mates, my workmates. i don't know where i would be without them. and that emotion was shared thousands of miles away in northumberland. that's brilliant. are you all right? yeah. his mining family overjoyed that david hunter was finally free. absolutely ecstatic. i couldn't... you know, i

and lesley cover live sport.nters are receiving obscene amounts of money for a few of work. well, there few hours of work. well, there we go . strong views from you, as we go. strong views from you, as always at home. this has been a fantastic show . thank you to my fantastic show. thank you to my wonderful panel. ben habib and alan covered alan miller. we've covered everything illegal everything from illegal migration migration to migration to legal migration to counter—terrorism and to the bbc, of course, and that abortion case. thank you very much indeed for your time. michelle dewberry will be back soon, but for now it is nigel farage. >> the temperature's rising on boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. with the gb news forecast. it's been a damp day once again across many central areas. the rain, though, does ease overnight with clear spells emerging, but there will be further showers arriving on wednesday. we've had

we spoke to lesley at the very start of this trial. dad was making nappies for her out of towels.. he said, you know, she hated that kind of loss of dignity. that just... she hated it, it destroyed her. you know, she would be crying as he cleaned her saying, "i'm sorry, i'm sorry". that is why david hunter said janice begged him to kill her. he was found guilty of manslaughter last week. we think it was a fair. decision, and one in line with the interests ofjustice. it is a pity he spent so long - in prison, but he is really looking forward to getting out, - and now this allows for him and his family to properly grieve. i would like to say thank you to all the people who have donated to me, and especially my mates, my workmates, i don't know where i would be without them. and that emotion was shared thousands of miles away in northumberland. that's brilliant. are you all right? yeah. his mining family overjoyed that david hunter was finally free. absolutely ecstatic. i couldn't... you know, if i won the lottery tomorrow, i wouldn't feel any better than i felt when i got that call

lesley never believed the killing was premeditated. today, the judges agreed.sick wife. the first thing we're going to do is we're going to be pushing for a suspended sentence. this is a type of offence where a suspended sentence is appropriate. it's not something someone commits again, it's not something where someone really needs to be punished any further. he's lost his loving wife. so even if the court was to give him a short custodial sentence, it could result in him being released fairly soon. and if he is released soon, he'll have support. yeah, it's gone up. it's gone up... yeah, it's gone up again. after the hearing, david's old mining friend checked the family fundraising page. he's travelled all the way from northumberland to be here. he won't be short of company. he won't be short to help. he won't be short of help. he won't be short of shoulders to cry on if he needs them. you know, we're there for him. not just today, but every day. david hunter is due to be sentenced next week. he will be punished, but his daughter says today's verdict was the be

live now to speak to lesley rider and emily anderson, co—founders of gal pal sports. welcome.me. it was quite exciting. it was a debut for vietnam. it exciting. it was a debut for vietnam-— exciting. it was a debut for vietnam. . , ., . ., ., vietnam. it was quite a coming out -a for vietnam. it was quite a coming out party for vietnam. _ vietnam. it was quite a coming out party for vietnam, as _ vietnam. it was quite a coming out party for vietnam, as well - vietnam. it was quite a coming out party for vietnam, as well as - vietnam. it was quite a coming out party for vietnam, as well as for i party for vietnam, as well as for sophia smith. it was great to see her get that first goal out of the way. her get that first goal out of the wa . , her get that first goal out of the wa , , ., , ., her get that first goal out of the wa. ., ,, her get that first goal out of the wa. , ., ,, ,, way. tell us about sophia smith. she is ruite a way. tell us about sophia smith. she is quite a young _ way. tell us about sophia smith. she is quite a young player, _ way. tell us about sophia sm

his daughter lesley cawthorne told us she was in tears, she was elated, she actually managed to havel with her dad. and now her dad is able to visit her, his free to visit her, free to visit that mining family he was talking about back in the north—east of england but most importantly this, free to go to the village where he and janice lived. it is where he and janice lived. it is where she is buried and he hasn't been allowed to visit her grave until now. there is a tough road ahead for him but his friends who were in court here in paphos and backin were in court here in paphos and back in the uk, and his family, so they are all ready to support him. fiona trott reporting, thank you very much. members of the largest teaching union have accepted a 6.5% pay rise for teachers in england and voted to end their strike action. the national education union had staged seven days of strikes in state schools in england since february. hazel shearing is our education correspondent and outside a school in leeds. hazel, this is just hazel, this isjust broken in the last few minutes. bring us up

lesley wolf cited objects of executing a search warrant and president biden's residence as a decidingactor for not allowing it even though she agreed probable cause existed. >> in this case we needed to talk to witnesses related to things deducted on the tax return and in this case, it was the adult children we needed to talk to. >> unbelievable and they seemed buttoned up there. they seemed they knew what they were doing, and they kept -- they were told to stand down over and over. if you thought that ours was a lot yesterday, house oversight chair james cromer says more evidence is coming that shows the biden family acted above the law and had the d.o.j. at their back to help them do it. the pay to play schemes or tax evasion scams. stuart: more to come. brad blakeman is with us. we've heard whistleblowers detailed political interference in the investigation. what happens now? would we go from here? >> i don't think anything is going to come of this legally as far as a suit or action, criminally civilly against those who are reliable but the most damning indictment so far to come up

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. >> well, miranda, the irs whistleblower, spoke to our owee shannon bream in the last hour about lesleyolf. remember, she's the prosecutor d in delaware who'sf accused of obstructing the investigation, hunter biden. listen to what joseph ziegler said. . our first really bige be disagreement would have been related to storage unit, out the search warrant relating to the storage unit. when i found out that she told defense counsel that we we we knew about the storage unit and that the records request included tha wt i just knew that we weren't. it just it was kind of a shotasr to the gut. we didn't have a seat at the table. and that really, really waa def. a defining moment for me. >> well, miranda certainlyin sounds like a prosecutor giving a heads upa head, making sure the defendant has a heads up. your reaction to that? look, i think joseph ziegler and his gary shapley are realey heroes, and they're not zepublicans. ziegler is a democrat, and they came forward dem. they knew what was happening was wrong, and that when joe bideen joe bt ann goes out s people that you will have to pay yo

lesley now works in children and adolescent mental health services at nhs forth valley.s helped. and it's really kind of inspired me to want to become a mental- health nurse. brodie is the future of the nhs. he dreams of working in community mental health. but right now, he is learning the ropes at the university of the west of scotland. it's a really rewarding job morally, and you just feel at the very - end of the day you've i done something good. for now though he is focused on his exams and a summer placement in a care home. but he has got his mum and gran to turn to for advice. and granny is always right. the more placements you have and the more kind of experiences you have with different stages of mental health, i think it'll be wonderful. tricia, lesley and brodie are only three examples of a huge nhs workforce across scotland. but they represent the core values at the heart of the health service for the last 75 years. it is a national health service, that is what it was set up to do, to treat everybody with every condition. and i do hope it continues. i'm sure i

lesley stahl is at the white house. >> the white house is hoping corrections >> in the '80s, women camerst joined it was 72. there were very few. by the '80s, there were more and more. >> the decade of the '80s was still a time of sink or swim. you had to be resilient in your own way, to survive, in a period were you were going up against a lot of people who still did not think that women had what it took. >> these are some of the most famous faces in broadcasting, all of them happen to be women. >> the best producers at cbs news are women, and they are at the level of taking hold and making decisions about individual pieces. they are not executive producers of all the news shows, but they will be. >> for the past 24 hours, christine kraft has taken her cause too many of the nations news and talk programs. >> i did not set out to be joan of arc. but, i think that what happened to me deserves some attention. >> christine kraft had a very successful career, but there she was, in her late 30s and the tv station said to her, we are taking you off the air because you have gotten older and yo

who was lesley sawers obe, who was a human rights and sort of like transgender and feminist rights,d her account cancelled as well. well, that's the thing about politically exposed persons or peps as they're known in doesn't just in the trade, it doesn't just cover 10 or 12 people around the top of the cabinet table. >> it can cover hundreds of people or been an people who've served or been an adviser to government or been senior in opposition or their family members. >> so we're not we're not just talking about ten people that might have a slightly different treatment. >> i don't know the number, but it reaches across society, top of politics, top of business as well, possibly even the of well, possibly even the top of the don't know. the media. i don't know. >> frightening. and it can >> it's frightening. and it can affect all of by the way, affect all of us. by the way, this about nigel farage this isn't about nigel farage and you think his and what you think of his policies anyone's politics. policies or anyone's politics. by policies or anyone's politics. by there are ordinary

a birmingham teacher, teacher lesley quinlan, says both staff and students deserve better . and students deserve better. >> government aren't listening . >> government aren't listening. and we're going to keep doing this until they do so. we need to have a fully funded education system in this country. these children in these children deserve so much better than this. what this government is, is happening and what it's doing to them. it's been going on for way too many years. we need to put a stop to it now and fund their education in the captain tom foundation has halted donation options and payments following a charity watchdog investigation. >> it comes as planning bosses ordered the demolition of an unauthorised building in captain tom's daughters home. hannah ingram—moore and her husband appued ingram—moore and her husband applied for permission to build applied for permission to build a captain tom foundation building in the grounds of their home in bedfordshire in 2021. an additional application for a building containing a spa and pool was refused by planning authorities . this is

lesley stahl is at the white house. stahl: the white house is hoping that tomorrow's...woodruff: the decade of the '80s was still a time of sink or swim. you had to be resilient in your own way to survive in a period when you were going up against a lot of people who still didn't think women had what it took. these are some of the most famous faces in broadcasting, all of whom happen to be women. the best producers, i'm gonna get fired -- the best producers at cbs news are women. and they are at the level of taking hold and making decisions about individual pieces. they're not yet executive producers of all the news shows, but they will be. clayton: for the past 24 hours, her cause craft has taken to many of the nation's news and talk programs. i didn't set out to be joan of arc. but i think that what happened to me deserves some attention. woodruff: christine craft had a very successful career, but there she was in her late 30s and the tv station said to her, we're taking you off the air because you've gotten older and you're not as attractive as you once were, which wa

. >> i would also like to note for the record that the reason i knew about this is lesley kane from "the new york times" article and i would encourage everybody to read that. i will yield back no time. >> mr. raskin. >> thank you mr. chairman. you reported the encounters during training flights i think and since have come forward to warn the pentagon that these encounters may be putting pilots at risk. my first question is you've identified these as taking place on the east coast. is it just on the east coast where these encounters have been reported? >> no since the events initially occurred i've learned that objects have been detected essentially but all the navy operations are being conducted around the world and that's from the anomaly resolution's office reporting. >> can you describe your experience after you decided to come forward and go public with your experience? >> certainly. like many others in 2017 i saw "the new york times" article come out as well. for me it was special because they recognized the voices on the video. i recognized the video itself. i had seen it when i

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and lesley, here we very hard. and lesley, here we go. this is the one i wanted.nd to visit our grandparents and we'd you we'd drink sarsaparilla. you couldn't in the south of couldn't get it in the south of england? sarsaparilla england? yeah. sarsaparilla used to still to like sarsaparilla. you still get , sas. get it, sas. >> you should get a bottle of suella well, it's a pop up. >> oh, yeah, it's a pop . >> oh, yeah, it's a pop. >> oh, yeah, it's a pop. >> it's a flavour of pop. i don't know. >> what kind of. >> sas what kind of. >> sas what kind of. >> kind of flavour? like >> what kind of flavour? like fruity. i think dandelion and burdock. >> oh, was that style of thing? oh, yeah . yeah. oh, yeah. yeah. >> you should get a bottle of sas. >> well done. >> well done. >> line of burdock is very nostalgic, isn't it? lots of people of their childhood. >> i, i have a cupboard full of dandern >> i, i have a cupboard full of dandelion home. dandelion and burdock at home. yeah always buy a bottle yeah oh. always buy a bottle of dandern yeah oh. always buy a bottle o

we had lesley joseph a few years ago at the age of 72, done a really good job.ontestants do surprise us all, do want to see you all, but i do want to see you two on strictly one day maybe. >> yeah, maybe. i'll tell >> yeah, maybe. but i'll tell you if angela goes to you what. if angela goes on to onto the dance floor, she will be in it to win it. >> of course she's not. >> she will go to mess about. >> she will go to mess about. >> no, no, no. >> she's not going for the pr. she doesn't need it. >> yeah, she just wants to prove her point. so i do want to talk to angela if you're watching. yeah, let's we can yeah, well, let's hope we can send her an email this morning. >> picks it up. >> i hope she picks it up. >> i hope she picks it up. >> that'd be good. wouldn't it? >> that'd be good. wouldn't it? >> yeah. i'll be having a lie in, though. >> i wouldn't blame her. >> yeah, i wouldn't blame her. the strictly. >> yeah, i wouldn't blame her. theyeah. strictly. >> yeah, i wouldn't blame her. theyeah. how:ly. >> yeah, i wouldn't blame her. theyeah. how onbrand we are

lesley: thank you very much and thanks for your support throughout. let me just say up top as we provide security assistance to ukraine to chairman and i go through a weekly routine of looking at the requests and making sure we have the right thinks it will be relevant to this site and i think we have seen ukranians have been provided the right things and are putting those things we are providing to good use. we also are very mindful of our requirements and there are certain requirements in certain capabilities that we know that we have to make to support her warfighting plans and so that is an ongoing process and i can assure you that is foremost in our minds. in terms of providing incentives to industry or industrial base what you have done to support our multiyear contracting requests, authority request last year was very helpful. what we are going to aspirin is budgeted same thing. we want more beso we can signal to industry the demand is going to be there. the other strong scent -- signal is to procurement the biggest budget we have seen and you

take a minute 20 thank -- to thank folks bike hunter, laney, julie, andrew, will, jack, corey, abby, lesley, as well as brian, adam, katy, and stanton. as well as our own deputy chief of staff, maggie, for all the work they did to put this legislation together. i want to remind this body, mr. chairman, that this bill passed out of the house transportation committee on a unanimous vote. i will be the first to admit, certainly there are imperfections, my friend from pennsylvania believes he's identified one. but for this legislation is really just a tremendous step forward for the aviation industry in the united states. and i want to thank, again, mr. larsen, sam graves who did an amazing job, as well as congressman cohen for the partnership of this bill. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from pennsylvania. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. mr. graves: mr. chairman. recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule

birmingham teacher lesley quinlan says both staff and students deserve better . and students deserveistening and we're going to keep doing this until they do. we need to have a fully funded education system in this country. these children , these children deserve children, these children deserve so much better than this . what so much better than this. what this government is, is happening and what it's doing to them . and what it's doing to them. it's been going on for way too many years. we need to put a stop to it now and fund their education. >> she plans to house migrants on a barge near a seaside town in the summer are leading to concerns of overcrowding . concerns of overcrowding. richard drax, the conservative mp for south dorset, told the commons today the plan to house more than 500 people on a barge designed for just over 200 people is not in the national interest. it comes as the archbishops of canterbury and york are calling for the government to adopt a just and compassionate asylum policy . compassionate asylum policy. thousands of people have been evacuated from the j

neither has his family and in fact in the past few minutes i have received word from his daughter lesleyis is a man who also attempted to take his own life. so david hunter, a free man today and let me just sum up what thejudges are said today and let me just sum up what the judges are said to him. the message to society cannot be that human life, even with the intention to ease suffering, to take that, it is acceptable, it is not, committed a crime. nobody should choose when somebody�*s life should end, not even a loved one. we have taken into account that it must send that message to society, without giving the defendant a sentence that does not take into account the particulars of this and personal circumstances. david hunter, former minerfound guilty of circumstances. david hunter, former miner found guilty of manslaughter for killing his seriously ill wife, has now walked free from prison. figs has now walked free from prison. as you say, such a divisive issue, so polarising and such profound ethical questions. fiona, to remind us what you are saying at the end, just remind people, h

to the, the 1970s and lesley van hulten been in prison for 50 years for .as one of the murderers. she wasn't, i believe, the murderer of sharon tate. it was the murderers that happened the next evening. and then they were all after that. she all arrested after that. and she has been in prison for 50 years for this. she's now in her 70s. she was very young. you know, she was she 19 when it she was 19. she was 19 when it happened. and she's being happened. and she's now being let parole , which is let out on parole, which is obviously controversial because it's a very high profile killing i >> -- >> so manson >> so manson was >> 50 manson was never >> so manson was never there at the scene of any of those murders. no but he he did die in jail, i believe, in 2017, because he was clearly the svengali behind the whole thing. >> and she's done 50 years. so i think part of the problem with these things is you're kind of you're immediate response because you know how gruesome and violent and horrific and terrifying the crime was , is, terrifying the crime was, is,

i saw david hunter's daughter lesley in that report. we have spoken to her.et you press the start button on that machine? not in a million years! hello. welcome back. a piece of kit you will be seeing a lot of today. one fears. although the rain that is supposed to be arriving now is holding off to a certain degree. this is a super stopper, because it stops up all the water from the outfield, and it dumps it down a drain. i have been given permission to sit on it by the head groundsman. he says i can touch anything i want because i can't break it. i'll be honest, i am because i can't break it. i'll be honest, iam not because i can't break it. i'll be honest, i am not going to take that risk. i am going to step down gingerly and in an ungainly manner and speak to alex harvey, who is braving the elements. former england spinner. how desperate are they going to be to get on, england, because they are 67 runs ahead after what zak crawley helped them to do yesterday? it what zak crawley helped them to do esterda ? . , , what zak crawley helped them to do esterda ?