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lorraine ali: you know, it's the 80's. that complicated stuff right now. ♪ malcolm-jamal warner: for the first time, the cosby show forced america to recognize the black middle class. bill: ninety -five dollars? theo, i don't have a ninety-five-dollar shirt and i have a job. beretta smith shomade: the reagan-esque narrative allowed everyone to not see race and just to see this all-american family that you could emulate. alice leppert: ronald reagan did say that cosby was his favorite show. so, go figure. tracy: where i come from, my neighborhood? i didn't buy that, because i had never seen a black doctor, so i didn't really identify and relate with that show. malcolm-jamal warner: because of everything going on with mr. cosby now. of course, the legacy's been tarnished. but the show definitely inspired, generations of people of colour who pursued higher education. denise: i'm going to hillman! ♪ i know my parents love me ♪ beretta smith shomade: and so then you have denise who is going to go to an hbcu, historically black

lorraine ali: he's tackling the trump administration.about black lives matter, all these things that are swelling up in american culture. grandpa: ok, fine, maybe the storm is keeping me up a bit. dre: seems like every time i turn on the news it's something else. dad: you are not wrong son. yvette: kenya, approached me about working on the show, and i was like, this is a story that needs to be told. and, you know, it's the story of millions of people. grandpa: you see the word pride, it implies that you have overcome adversity, see? so if you're black or brown or gay or a woman or a clippers fan, you have been doing the struggle. lorraine ali: i remember one episode when kenya barris was tackling the uproar over colin kaepernick taking a knee. son: i'm sorry, i can't sleep. dre: of course you'd be afraid of the storm. son: it's not why i can't sleep. the school wants to suspend any athletes who take a knee during the national anthem. ali: abc finds it too hot. they want to shelf it and they do shelf it. and then he walks. malcolm venable

lorraine: we factor in some long-term currency headwinds.e referring to japan, we find that a lot of the companies have diversified their risk over the past couple of decades so the impact of the fx itself is relatively muted. obviously, the yen is nonetheless -- but we are looking at the strength -- basically, the strength of the company's own competitive advantages. a lot of the japanese have been well-established, very well market -- very good market shares, particularly domestically. obviously, their names carry weight overseas and some of them have good market shares overseas as well. it's only helping them right now slightly for that. but we have so many established manufacturing bases offshore. haidi: lorraine tan at morningstar, always great to have you with us. let's get you back to belle for some of the movers. annabelle: we are seeing this sector broadly gaining in the session this morning, and that was after we had the u.s. bank earnings as well continuing to come in overnight but the headline really on bank of america, because i

lorraine, _ to have on local residents? lorraine, i_ to have on local residents? be just diverting around, driving on the m25 and m4— diverting around, driving on the m25 and m4 where they are not restricted, parking and a quarter of a mile _ restricted, parking and a quarter of a mile away, whether in berkshire or buckinghamshire. so all is doing is pushing _ buckinghamshire. so all is doing is pushing congestion and traffic and noncompliant vehicles into the surrounding areas.— noncompliant vehicles into the surrounding areas. what i would say is that the ulez, _ surrounding areas. what i would say is that the ulez, you _ surrounding areas. what i would say is that the ulez, you are _ surrounding areas. what i would say is that the ulez, you are making - is that the ulez, you are making points made again and again and we have had wild phone—ins on this. but then there is the environment. then then there is the environment. then the direct question, keir starmer, what do you want sadiq khan to do? to reflect on it.— to reflect on it. what does that mean? it's _ t

but then when you get to lorraine hansberry, it's different, isn't it? i mean, partly, especially as you get into the sixties. and when either before or after stonewall. but there's a different view. people are talking about sexuality. so how how do you see it changing in terms of the next generation or that transitional generation? so i think the best story for that i could talk about hansberry in a moment was life profoundly touched me was betty milhaud. because you see, betty was born in 1911 and she died in 2010. mm hmm. yeah. okay. so she lived the century and there's this, and she a prolific writer. she she also wrote wonderful short stories and stuff. as you read, you know, there i reproduced some of them. but as i talk about them in the book, she's the one that wrote for the audience. she's the one that wrote woman is myth, which was the first effort at a marxist feminist analysis that she published in new masses in a two part series in 1948. and then it was as a pamphlet. but the thing about betty so she she lives long enough and she was so clos

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thanks, lorraine . >> thank you. thanks, lorraine. >> thank you.p, conservative mp james morris. >> i wrote a parliamentary report to her majesty every day that parliament was sitting giving her the perspective on what was happening and the sort of instruction that you have is that she rather liked a bit of anecdote and a bit of gossip. >> so it wasn't just all you know, we had this debate james morris, conservative mp elected in 2010, really since you got elected, you've been a passionate campaigner for mental health. >> yeah. why why? well, at the age of about 14, i sort of realised i was sort of suffering from depression at the age of 14. >> the world seemed a bit bleak and i didn't really know how to name it because in the 80 is at school in society, you didn't really have a language with which to speak about this. so it was quite an isolating experience. i thought it was me. but as i got older and started to talk to more people, i realised actually it was pretty common. but what it drove me to want to do when i got into parliament was to impro

>> liana hunt stepping into the role of lorraine, we get to take these moments from the film that wenow and we all love and hear the character's inner monologues through song. >> it's so much fun. >> give me a milk chocolate british actor hugh coles spent plenty of time studying the film before auditioning. >> yes, i'm george. >> george mcfly. i'm your density. >> how on earth am i supposed to do anything close to that? >> yes. yes yes. i'm george. george mcfly. i'm your density. that's great. >> come on. i'm asian. sing on broadway. >> these are iconic roles. this is going to be a good one. >> we're going. we don't need roads except for broadway because that's where the play is. by the ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, from the series "glamorous," kim cattrall. and a performance from singer-songwriter emily king. plus, the hosts check in with the viewers when they open up the inbox. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and mark consuelos! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪

lorraine ali: and consumerism. have all these perfect family sitcoms with these housewives in it. and new nice gadgets in the kitchen, [explosion] jimmie walker: but the honeymooners lived in a two room little cold water flat. loni: people were so worried that they couldn't afford curtains, they kept sending curtains to the soundstage mark lb: jackie gleason was always hoping to, you know, have the get rich quick scheme. ralph: c'mon orton, i only have two days to learn how to play golf. diana depasquale: when ralph kramden is learning how to golf, he's hoping to ascend his social class position. ed: plant your feet firmly on the ground and address the ball. diana depasquale: but as many of us know, golf is really reserved for another class of people in america. ralph: what do they mean by address the ball?... ed: hello, ball. bob saget: when people are struggling, and they see an underdog. you're rooting for that guy. host: who is our next guest please. announcer: mr. ralph kramden! emily vanderwerff: the name tha

lorraine ali: when you think about the era that lucille ball came up in, and what she was able to achievet's astounding. desi: hey! i'm a father, i'm a father! tom gilbert: when lucy and ricky had a baby, it was like huge. it was the highest-rated show of the series. it changed the dynamic because all of a sudden it became centered around the family unit. i think i love lucy was the big bang of the family sitcom. marisa guthrie: then the family moved to the suburbs... lucy: gee isn't this exciting. we are in our very own home. marisa guthrie: and that mirrored what was happening in america at the time. patrick gomez: advertisers wanted to cater towards that new suburban family that needed to buy that kitchen appliance or needed to buy that vacuum. jacqueline coley: and after i love lucy, there was a formula for what the american family should look like. cybill shepherd: ozzie and harriet... announcer: the adventures of ozzie and harriet. cybill shepherd: i just loved everybody in it, actually. david: hurry up, bring it in... i'm starved! candice bergen: it was a happy, gentle american fam

and i raised that for lorraine in air. hi, lorraine . and she in air. hi, lorraine.g encouraged to do to help . encouraged to do to help. they're getting a tax break. if they help people with sort of preventative measures things they help people with sort of pit'sentative measures things they help people with sort of pit's beenye measures things they help people with sort of pit's been suggesteds things they help people with sort of pit's been suggested anywayiings they help people with sort of pit's been suggested anyway .1gs , it's been suggested anyway. and talking about that and we were talking about that in papers a couple of hours in the papers a couple of hours ago saying, you know, ago and saying, you know, do people be more resilient people need to be more resilient 7 people need to be more resilient ? nobody , lorraine, was ? but nobody, lorraine, was saying mental health isn't a real issue. nobody's suggested that at all. but just saying, do we need to be a bit more resilient and see keith says the younger generation seem to forget that the older generatio

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and off of speech was followed by the raising of the russian flag and the performance by lorraine this in addition to leading the opening ceremony of the russian general calling. so that 2nd off met with his council pump. it's high foreign minister discuss the use of the russian mia payment system in the country. earlier, the russian foreign minister visited the costs of what he took, positing, events held during the to day on the, on summit level. so hell try last will talks in b r i c 2 formats with representatives of china and indonesia, of the acosta and south korea that the land slides and the floods have left. and these 20 people dead. the government has all the thousands more to evacuate from the homes. 3 days of torrential rains on the korean peninsula have inflicted a significant amount of damage and casualties. according to government reports 23 people have died. 14, a missing on thousands will have already been evacuated. the casualty numbers are expected to rise as more heavy. rain is expected on slides, the hindering evacuation as far as preventing trains from assisting wi

if the capital pursue lorraine gary surveys the damage to her home, that's what i think. i know that everything was destroyed. we have suffered too much damage too much. my husband has suffered to law. i fear something might happen to him, but i'm also in a miserable state. but there is no rest spite. grease is bracing for more intense heat this weekend with me throw that just warning. that temperature is could reach 45 degrees celsius victoria, jason b. l. g 's era voters underway in spain, snap elections called by socialist primers of federal sanctions. the poll comes off to the governing corners as poor performance amaze, local and regional elections. most is not a face, a choice between the center left government and a conservative coalition, which could include the far right party for the 1st time in decades. a pulse of not close income body up and a parliamentary elections that have all position groups and next off of called a shop. all 125 seats are held by prime is a one sense cambodian people's party one san is one of the was longer serving leaders, has been in p

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so that's is what will happen from here explaining, lorraine, good and narrow. we thank you so much. it's almost 10 months since the death of a young woman in police custody spark mass protests across iran. and while frustration remains high and official crackdown has cost large demonstrations in most areas, but not everywhere and the southeastern problem, and system and baluchistan, for example, close to the borders with afghanistan and pakistan, resistance against the regime and tear on remains, fears the regional capitals i've done, people still take to the streets every friday rights group, say the balloon minority. there has faced discrimination and refreshing for decades . modem, marion, logged on as the director of iran human rights in oslo. and i asked him how the regime has dealt with the protest in the system and below interest on yes, thanks for having me here. so as, as the, you mentioned that pro biologist on is the place where to protest to continue out there. and 9 months, it's the 40th friday come on the streets. and based on our reports, previou

least a 100 homes have been destroyed in the tricky a to columbus is west of the capital to pursue lorraine, gary surveys the damage to her home. that's what i think. i know that everything was destroyed. we have suffered too much damage too much. my husband has suffered to law. i fear something might happen to him, but i'm also in a miserable state. but there is no rest spite. greece is bracing for more intense heat this weekend with me throat a just wanting that temperature is could reach 45 degrees celsius victoria case in b. l g 0. slusher strikes have killed at least one person in ukraine's main port city of odessa. more than 20 others, including 4 children, have been injured. ukrainian authorities say religious and residential buildings have been destroyed. russia has been selling us this and other food export facilities nearly every day for the past week. moscow has withdrawn from a un broke or dream deal that allows you planting grain to be exports and the through the black sea. for more than this, we're going to go to robert bryant and it keeps another night of attacks in a dash. s

china as happening in north lou calling to see so a big step forward there in ditching the door, lorraine, d, dollar wise nation. but of course there are some challenges as well. for example, by not tooth tensions between india and china or water border disputes by that. some pensions between india and office on, or i'll say terrorism or rakish me, and that so explodes, believe that to india, be us smaller to intelligent host will keep those differences aside for the moment and really focus on that out on statement which will be called new daddy's declaration. so cost and photos to val come the entry feet on into some high cooperation. and we would also rail come the entry of bell. it was mix here into some high cooperation. and this such, all kind minister has categorically saved in the opening at any shall agree, bob's that we don't con, say the neighbors to be neighbors as such, but to be constant, the neighbors to be, as opposed to the time of the as a family. see a strong, high cooperation is of course, kind of a balancing organization on a balancing for them, against any other catch

now you have events also in the east of france, near switzerland, in strasbourg, in metz, south of lorraine from north africa especially, who doesn�*t feel like being part of french society and who are destroying public goods, even schools have been burnt. so it is a very serious situation. you can say the french society is kind of sick. ~ ., ., ., , sick. we will follow development closel . sick. we will follow development closely- in _ sick. we will follow development closely. in the _ sick. we will follow development closely. in the meantime, - sick. we will follow development | closely. in the meantime, renaud girard, thank you so much for joining us. girard, thank you so much for joining us— girard, thank you so much for - joining us-— now joining us. you are welcome. now it's time to _ joining us. you are welcome. now it's time to look _ joining us. you are welcome. now it's time to look at _ joining us. you are welcome. now it's time to look at today's - joining us. you are welcome. now it's time to look at today's sport. | for all the criticism england have faced for their new style

if the capital pursue lorraine gary surveys the damage to her home, that's what i think. i know that everything was destroyed. we have suffered too much damage too much. my husband has suffered to law. i fear something might happen to him, but i'm also in a miserable state. but there is no rest spite. grease is bracing for more intense heat this weekend with me throw that just wanting. that temperature is could reach 45 degrees celsius victoria, jason b. l. g 's era holdings under way in spain, snap collections called by socialists prime minister pendulum. essentially these a live pictures from a phone booth and madrid of old comes out of the government and collections, poor performance in mays, local and regional elections. voters know face of the choice between the essential after government. either conservative coalition, which could include the far right party for the 1st time in decades, are still ahead. and i'll just say that we're going to be alive in cambodia for the well as long as having prime minister is set to win another election. we're going to take a closer

more parts of the world are reporting the records, while others are seeing floods, intervention, lorraine experts, predict things will get worse to want to the point. we ask wrecker teeth, drought and extreme weather. can we still in the dw, the doors? the scoring we say they were about never giving up sports flies every weekend on dw the this is dw news life in berlin, greece, it struggles to contain a massive place that's flared again west of athens. our correspondent is there as locals, battle in vain to save their summer camp a livelihood. just one of many last wildfires during an unprecedented summer of heat. also coming up moscow releases of.

presenter when lorraine was on holiday . when lorraine was on holiday.ery, she's a very good woman, a very, very courageous , courageous do very courageous, courageous do this actually, because you know her too, don't you? >> yes, i do. i interviewed her lots of times and went to her home for tea and things like that. and actually, she talked a lot me about that mother and lot to me about that mother and her father, her mother got alzheimer's when she was in her 50s. and it broke fiona's heart. and then at the end of that, she discovered that her father had it, too. and she did stop working and become a carer , working and become a carer, which i think is incredibly impressive . kyiv and looked impressive. kyiv and looked after him and she did say, look, it's in the family. i'm bound to catch it . and your heart breaks catch it. and your heart breaks because it's such a terminal thing and you don't know really what's happening to you except, you know, something is and this is a young woman. >> she has had such a verve for life. she's obviously very passi

presenter when lorraine was on holiday . when lorraine was on holiday. a very good woman, a very, very courageous , courageous do very courageous, courageous do this actually, because you know her too, don't you? >> yes, i do. i interviewed her lots of times and went to her home for tea and things like that. and actually, she talked a lot me about that mother and lot to me about that mother and her father, her mother got alzheimer's when she was in her 50s. and it broke fiona's heart. and then at the end of that, she discovered that her father had it, too. and she did stop working and become a carer , working and become a carer, which i think is incredibly impressive . kyiv and looked impressive. kyiv and looked after him and she did say, look, it's in the family. i'm bound to catch it . and your heart breaks catch it. and your heart breaks because it's such a terminal thing and you don't know really what's happening to you except, you know, something is and this is a young woman. >> she has had such a verve for life. she's obviously very passionate abou

lorraine in rochester, _ with bairstow. lorraine in rochester, what - with bairstow.you? listening to it and watching it, as i you? listening to it and watching it. as i said _ you? listening to it and watching it, as i said in _ you? listening to it and watching it, as i said in my _ you? listening to it and watching it, as i said in my message, - it, as i said in my message, everybody— it, as i said in my message, everybody at that stage, when the ball went — everybody at that stage, when the ball went past him, half the ground stood _ ball went past him, half the ground stood up _ ball went past him, half the ground stood up because they obviously thought — stood up because they obviously thought the ball was out of play and as soon— thought the ball was out of play and as soon as _ thought the ball was out of play and as soon as we saw it on the screen, he hadn't _ as soon as we saw it on the screen, he hadn't touched down his bat, why did he _ he hadn't touched down his bat, why did he wander off, it's as simple as that _ did he wander off, it's as simple as that