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he was just my friend's dad, that's who joe biden was to louisa terrell, when she was a kindergardenlaware in the same classroom with beau biden. today, i met with the biden negotiating team in the room where it happened. onb director shalanda young's conference room contains photographs of all of her predecessors, none of whom ever had as difficult and risky a negotiation as the one that biden's team successfully concluded last week. >> we are sitting here on june 5th, which was to be the day in history when the united states of america defaults for the very first time. so on this day, on the other side of the white house cabinet, the treasury secretary, and everyone in that building would be in something as close to panic as has ever occurred in that building, as we would be watching a stock market quest like we've never seen before. the first day of what would surely be a recession going into depression, possibly, in the united states, followed by a worldwide depression. we are not covering that story today, thanks to you, because you got this job done on something that for people

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louisa pilbeam, bbc news. we have more on that story on the bbc news website.ge floyd, two years on, the usjustice department has released a damning report. it found that even years before george floyd was killed by a police officer in 2020, the minneapolis police had a pattern of using excessive force on and discriminating against racial minorities. it said the foorce has violated constitutional rights, and disregarded the safety of people in custody. george floyd's death led to mass protests worldwide. president biden say the findings show the urgent need for congress to pass reforms. here's our north america editor sarah smith. the demonstrations sparked by the death of george floyd. the police in minneapolis attacked protesters and journalists, violating their constitutional right to free speech. that's just one of the devastating conclusions from a report that also finds the police force was racist and wantonly violent. the report found that the minneapolis police department: we found that the minneapolis police department routinely uses excessive force, o

louisa pilbeam, bbc news.n overview of the situation. 0ur correspondent sofia bettiza is in greece's kalamata with the latest. a search operation continues today here in southern greece because, as you mentioned, up to 500 people could still be missing, many of them could be women and children. but, you know, it's the third day that the authorities are looking for survivors, and so far nobody has been found. it's a very complicated operation, and that's because the accident happened in one of the deepest parts of the mediterranean sea. now, a couple of days ago, nine people were arrested who were on board the migrant ship. they were all from egypt and will appear in court here in kalamata on monday. they'll have to answer questions from a judge, and the hope is that will help us piece together what exactly happened on wednesday. because we keep getting conflicting reports about what happened, what the greek coastguard did and didn't do, how many people were on board and the number of victims. president putin h

the platform. rigorous, vigorously against the allegation was the last week. brazilian president louisa, not to you later, silva has on build his government's plan to end deforestation in the amazon by 2030 measures include strengthening law enforcement against environmental crimes. the plan follows a pledge made by the with his predecessors, your boss inara to and deforestation globally. when we viewed the pressure on his 1st trip to indonesia, germany's defense ministers now in india, morris historians has arrived in new delhi as part of a 4 day visit to the country. he wants to strength and ties with what he calls reliable partners in the, in the pacific region. the story is says, supporting india is defense capacity we need get off its reliance on russian supply weapons will be part of the discussions. the story is called the region key to promote in global peace. yesterday, he was injured carter to meet with his indonesian counterpart as the german defense minister arrived in jakarta, to an official welcome from his indonesian count and thought for boys to be enter into an easier w

this heavy faces, further disasters in the coming hurricane season. brazilian president louisa, not to let the silver has on veiled his government's plant and deforestation, and amazon by 2030 measures include strengthening law enforcement against environmental crimes. the plan follows the pledge made by the lose predecessor valuable scenario to end deforestation globally. germany's defense minister for as the story is in india on emission to strengthen ties and boost military exports. historians says germany wants to supply india with weapons to reduce india's reliance on russian arms. he was recently an engine easier, which was interested in german submarines and aircraft. european unions, highest court has ruled at poland. it's controversial. judicial reform violates easy law. european court of justice upheld of finding that parts of the reform undermine the independence and impartiality of police courts. holden has already been fine. hundreds of millions of heroes over the reform which was passed in 2019 this is the disciplinary chamber at the supreme court in poland. it can penali

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louisa pilbeam reports. this new footage is said to show the boat in the hours before it sank.ow crowded it is on board. bbc verify has determined that this video was filmed this week and that the shape of the vessel and the weather match the known details of this tragedy. hope is all but gone for the hundreds still missing. kassam is waiting for news of his 21—year—old wife, ezra, who risked the journey with people smugglers after she was denied a visa to travel to germany to live with him. she had been staying in a refugee camp injordan and was on board the boat with her 19—year—old brother. kassam's friend, mahmood, spoke to the bbc. there's no hope to find them alive. if the coastguard found them, they will find them dead. we are just waiting for the bodies. those who were rescued are being looked after here in the port of kalamata — just over 100 people were able to be saved. translation: there are no women here. | all the women died, drowned, with their children in their arms. it's a tragedy. it is unbelievable. and questions continue about the response to the disaster. h

i asked louisa. "i'm so sad," she told me. berlusconi. whatever you think of him, he's been one of the most important politicians in modern italy. a former glitzy, or sleazy, depending on who you ask, business and media tycoon, and owner of ac milan football club, he used fans' "go, italy" chance to promise better things for his country. silvio berlusconi first burst onto football—mad italy's political scene three decades ago, pledging a heady mix of straight talking, intentionally non—politically correct proud nationalism. the berlusconi brand of modern populism, includingjumping into coalition with italy's post—fascist far right shocked many, but also inspired other politicians in europe and beyond. comparisons are made with donald trump. admired by berlusconi, a huge fan of strong men politicians, like vladimir putin, with whom he had a close friendship. translation: this is a great loss, not only for italy but also _ not only for italy, but also for world politics. these ties to moscow worried italy's nate and eu allies, e

must you as mother, louisa also went to retrieve her daughter, ukrainian charity workers told her what to say at the russian border. she shouldn't say she was picking up her daughter only that she was visiting her wisdom log into the dominion parent state. the many, many have relatives there and wanted to stay above and you was to, but many of the children just was released. it's a strategy and most of them to take the children, cool the parents and then offer them paperwork and money or the so that will be that to get on june you. so when you went to see me now still and her mother are now debating, leaving ukraine, maybe for a check year or poland there among the lucky ones. many other ukrainian children are still somewhere in russia. a monte negro's coast is one of the most beautiful on the adrian c. it's also a very popular with rich russians who enjoyed vacationing, their nickel books and over which lives off that tourism. when he's out on his boat like right now, he motors, past huge luxury yachts that are rumored to belong to oligarchs. but he also meets a lot of regular russian

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behalf of kevin mccarthy did a wonderful job and when you have basically steve row chet shetsty and louisa terrell working on behalf of the president, those are good people. it's a shame we didn't acknowledge it much quicker, three months ago at least, and not come down to brinkmanship when it kind of throws the uncertainty into the market to where here we are, the reserve currency of the world market, has to have stability where people believe that it's safe. >> yeah. >> you can't play these games. >> agreed. well, you also got an energy project tucked into this, the mountain valley pipeline, which cuts through your state and also cutting through virginia and senator tim kaine said this was a slimy way to handle it, that was his word, because it bypasses the courts and have the government seizing land from people in a hard hit part of his state. how do you respond to that? >> first of all, tim kaine is my dear friend and a good person. he and i were governors together and we understand both of our states very well. the southwest virginia area he's talking about is entirely my entire state

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year's election. photo says, uh, but both as it is accused of trying to use the military to stop louisa now i see a little of the silver from taking office place site evidence on his phone shows he get the documents with the i'm of obtaining legal and traditional support for the execution of a co, both in our refuse to concede off to the election in october that daniel ellsberg, the us military and list 2 links. the pentagon papers has died at the age of 92 l's book, shared that they'll see it with the new york times and 1971 revealing uncomfortable details of us involvement in the vietnam for the leak. intend the monica, the most dangerous man in america? initially suppose of the boy ellsberg became passionately opposed and hopes the leak would help in this. with us spinning a businessman, bill guides has made for the chinese prison. she's in pain, and beijing states guest house does. she's 1st meeting with a for an entrepreneur in years. he told the microsoft co founder and philanthropist, he hopes they can cool upright in a way that will benefit the countries. us with the boy and ukr

louisa pilbeam, bbc news.l appear in court today charged with three counts of murder following this week's attacks in nottingham. students, barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar, and ian coates, who was 65, were stabbed in the early hours of tuesday. valdoo calocane, who is 31, also faces three charges of attempted murder. 0ur reporter kathryn stanczyshyn is outside magistrates court in nottingham this morning. what is expected to happen today? good morning. 31—year—old valdo calocane later today will appear before magistrates at this court, accused of three counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder. he is accused of stabbing to death 19—year—old students grace 0'malley—kumar and barnaby webber before going on to kill 65—year—old ian coates in a separate location and then used his van to drive into three pedestrians in a different location one of whom is critically injured at the hospital. the latest is he is now in a stable condition. valdo calocane is a jewel guinea and portuguese citizen and h

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other parole sites include richmond, northumberland, louisa, charlottesville, fairfax which i want to give you a sense how this will change. these are the paroles i have been able to locate between april 10th and april 14th. look what happens after lincoln's assassination. they just absolutely blossom. more and more men are coming in, there's more urgency on behalf of those confederates and union provost marshals in order to find these men. if most of these men willingly sought parole, others found themselves arrested for failing to do so. in the early morning hours of april 15th brigadier general william payne was arrested by the federal cavalry at his home in warrington, virginia. he would claim when he was arrested that he had just been ready to see hancock and turn himself in. a nice claim. but amid the manhunt for the assassins, he was sent to washington's old capital prison on april 21st he was sent on to johnson's island in ohio. he would not be released until june 2nd. keep in mind he doesn't know he's going to be released at all. he is going to sit in prison for a long time f

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>> the biden negotiating team of shalanda young, steve ricchetti, and louisa terrell, get tonight's's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. hle starts now >> tonight, the major developments in the federal investigation into donald trump. the special counsel meeting with the former president's attorneys, and move that could signal jack smith's investigation is nearing its end. then, nikki haley fanning the culture war flames. a fact check on what she said over the weekend. and apple debuting a 3500 dollar headset. but is there more to this? with just a hefty price tag, as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good monday evening. i am stephanie ruhle, with a lot of news to cover tonight. and the special counsel's investigation into donald j trump's handling of classified documents appears to be at equivocal stage. and i know i've said that to you before, but this time, i really think it's different. this morning, three members of trump's legal team went to the justice department to meet with the one and only jack smith. remember, just two weeks

. >> was louisa will soon be applying for middle school school.n does not help him, but does see the impact beyond his own academic life. >> i will say this, right? affirmative action does harm -- it without it it will harm all the minorities in the united states. that's where i stand right now. >> california voters rejected a ballot proposition in 2020 that would have repealed the law that prevents the public universities from considering race in admissions. what was the discussion then? why did it fail? >> really fascinating. you think of california such a progressive state. but if you talk to the people behind this proposal in 2020, they will say voters maybe didn't quite understand the question, that the money spent in voter outreach and education may not have been enough. the ballot, frankly, has a lot of these propositions. it is pages long. that could've been a factor. but in talking to professor cole, the one you saw in our story here at ucla, he says all this amounts to a missed opportunity. california, in his opinion, is simply not as pr

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if just a couple of days ago, the russians was saying that they'd already fault them off of louisa mag 0. are you given that's a that are affiliated with the ukranian military. i'm going to be a russian kind of dissidence. they have been making sense of border raids or for some time. and before that they were, they were in the brand screech and now they are going into their garage and then they are they, they rate they move back into creating a 3rd treat. the russians may show them by crushing forces right now, not going over the border in the beginning of the comp for compression forces did go over the border, unoccupied to of quite an up to the park. if the local, biggest city they moved up to park. if but then they moved back to actually hoping that the fight thing will end on the rush and internationally recognized border. and so with more was did. but now it's, this front is reopening again. and this is, of course us here is problem for the russian political leadership and the russian military command. does he say they've kind of responsibility for a number of cross border raids,

sisters who were involuntarily sterilized as children at a federally funded clinic in alabama, the louisa diana labor and delivery room where an underpaid dual demands dignity for her callously mistreated black client, the colorado veterans hospital where linda horrified her own critically ill father, now thin, disheveled in leg restraints and must lobby his care diggers for his caregivers, for his dignity. through it all, she is a skilled, steady and even generous guide, recounting her own awakening to the outcomes of systematic bias and inviting readers to join her on the other side of that journey under the skin is elegantly written, revelatory. and given the crisis of black maternal and infant mortality, utterly necessary, please join me and congratulate glenda. this year's finalist for the jane anthony lucas book prize is. his name is george floyd. one man's life and the struggle for racial justice by robert samuels and tolu olanipekun samuels became a staff writer at the new yorker in march 2023, focusing on politics policy and the changing american identity. he wrote his name is ge

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. >> celebrating the end of elementary school, from louisa, virginia >> from west lafayette, in indianat wait to meet them and the rest of our beautiful crowd. we're so happy you guys with are with us on this thursday morning. >> june 1st. the big event we all love is happening tonight. the final round of the national spelling bee, all of those smarties the winner will join us tomorrow morning right here on "today." >> i always enjoy it you have dozens of teenager who is make us feel like complete idiots by spelling words that we've never even heard of. >> not only can we not spell it, we don't even know it's a word >>> house republicans and democrats joined forces overnight to pass the critical debt ceiling bill. pressure is now on the senate so to sign off before the deadline that's just days away now. ryan nobles joins us with the very latest. good morning >> reporter: hoda, good morning. the process to get there wasn't easy, but in the end, a bill to raise the debt ceiling passed the house with ease. more than 300 "yes" votes with a majority of republicans voting to pass the legisla

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twenty earlier in south abama and in florida, the wind knocked down the trees of a power line in louisaes, in some areas of texas the air temperature. 47 ° , the heat has set in and in japan the air temperature there reaches 32 °, however , in combination with high humidity. it seems to be much more than a dozen people in tokyo got heatstroke and were hospitalized. many people try to cool themselves with air conditioners. the largest energy companies in the country tariffs have been raised sharply this month since last november. prices have risen by almost one and a half times further news of your region residents of moscow and the region see you in a few seconds. now the news of the capital region, cloudy weather with clearings is expected today in moscow and the region, the maximum air temperature during the day will be 23 degrees and again there will be no precipitation , atmospheric pressure is gradually decreasing and approaching normal values ​​​​of 746 mm hg, according to weather forecasts, by the end of the week it will become even warmer , but at the same time showers are not r

just a word about louisa terrell, who's the person you didn't hear from there.known in someone working in the white house. she met joe biden when she was in kindergarten. she was a kindergarten classmate of beau biden. she worked for other senators. when joe biden talks about her, he gets emotional very, very quickly. you get the feeling this is in certain ways the beau biden in the white house. >> that's a beautiful story. impressive team. then look at his foreign policy team. they're not too bad what they're doing on the world stage with ukraine. i have to be partial, because my brother is in poland. but it really is quite amazing the wins this president has gotten. >> there was a photograph shown last night of the negotiating team meeting with the president and the white house chief of staff. in a lot of previous negotiations, especially when you don't have, say, a war going on in ukraine, the white house chief of staff would have been in the room for a lot of that. with this team, they're so good that he could let that be delegated to them. he was up to spee

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i was around there earlier chatting to louisa hillwood, from animal hillwood, who's from animal risingracecourse. they need to do better . yeah, so- racecourse. they need to do better . “55 5 racecourse. they need to do better . 4155 better. yeah, so that's what's happening around the front. there's the official protest going on. but as we know, the jockey club, which owned the racecourse, they've been preparing for disruption to the race. they've tried prevention and they have put up some extra fencing but racecourse, fencing. but the racecourse, unlike , very open. there unlike aintree, very open. there are multiple public rights of way that run across the course and around course. they're and around the course. they're very difficult to prevent people getting onto the course. and instead they've of instead they've put a lot of effort any effort into mitigating any disruption that may take place. so all eyes on the racing and between the racing, when it gets underway. speaking of the racing itself , we've been speaking to itself, we've been speaking to these punters earlier and findi