you knew it was absolute, don't give me that, lucy. exactly, l don't give me that, lucy.that, "show some respect," diplomatic war of words with france and g7 summit. apparently macron suggested that northern ireland was not part of the uk, was a different country, and dominic raab has been forthright in coming out and saying that that was offensive? , , ., , ., offensive? this is the latest salvo in what's been _ offensive? this is the latest salvo in what's been dubbed _ offensive? this is the latest salvo in what's been dubbed the - offensive? this is the latest salvo l in what's been dubbed the sausage wars. t in what's been dubbed the sausage wars. ., , in what's been dubbed the sausage wars, ., , ., , ., , , in what's been dubbed the sausage wars. ., , , wars. i love sausages, but that's besides the _ wars. i love sausages, but that's besides the point. _ wars. i love sausages, but that's besides the point. this - wars. i love sausages, but that's besides the point. this is - wars. i love sausages, but that's| besides the point. this is instead about— besides the poi

lucy, i interviewed a man this evening _ weeks. lucy, i interviewed a man this evening who _ weeks.his evening who runs _ weeks. lucy, i interviewed a man this evening who runs a - weeks. lucy, i interviewed a man this evening who runs a company| weeks. lucy, i interviewed a man - this evening who runs a company that puts on festivals — he hasn't had any work for a year, and he was clinging onto the possibility — and it still is a possibility, though we talk about it as if it's not necessarily going to happen — but there could still potentially be an announcement tomorrow that suggests there will be in on 21 june, announcement tomorrow that suggests there will be in on 21june, it looks unlikely. this man hasn't had any work, he's got staff that he may have to lay off. the idea of another delay — it's people like that who will be angry and who won't give the prime minister of the slack that he's hoping he might get. find prime minister of the slack that he's hoping he might get. and he's not alone. there _ he's hoping he might get. and he's not alone. there are _ he's hoping he might

nothing and lucy's life is as it was before i bay it. when i get you to the lake, no clue kept rising with what it all began in 2020. you might. then in march of last year, we had to move out because the water had reached a dangerous level. suddenly we were homeless. we raised poultry. but the chickens died in the water. now i'm penniless and have nothing left to my name was the to me in one way. like now who is a paradise? it's an a fantastic location in the middle of a national park. that's the unesco world heritage site. and its just a 3 hour drive from a kenyan capital nairobi. it was always popular with tourists. but for the past 7 years, the lake has grown steadily. the water level is now twice as high. lucy and her husband have moved to a hut just 5 or 6 square meters inside their old house had several rooms their children are having to support them financially. see me. me couldn't be a minute, but i'm not the only one whose house has been submerged. montgomery my to my neighbors have stuff at the same phase genie si fi, but in a

>> yes. >> lucy still wasn't worried.r combat-hardened sister could take care of herself. but then evening came and for maribel, friday night was softball night. she loved to play and never missed a game. but this friday night she didn't show. now, lucy's phone was ringing, maribel's teammates on the line. they told me, go to the house, police are there. do not take giselle. i'm freaking out, and i walk in, and my sister is not there. her door is open, her lights are on, her bed's undone. my head started spinning. everything was horrible and i felt it. >> detective joey ramirez with the orange police department got the call that evening. and he also had a bad feeling about everything. >> it sounds like you were taking this pretty seriously from the get-go. >> absolutely. >> why couldn't she be off by herself, or with some other friends, or maybe she lost her phone or forgot to call? >> that was our hope, that she was just missing, that she would come walking through the door. but her family and friends expressed that she

lucy, i was 'ust netflix around the world. lucy, i was just talking _ netflix around the world.t talking about ocean - was just talking about ocean rebellion behind me, do you think the film awaken something in people here in the uk, did people understand the threat to their oceans more as a result of watching it? , , ~ ., , oceans more as a result of watching it? , , " ~ , , it? definitely. i think that is why we had such _ it? definitely. i think that is why we had such a _ it? definitely. i think that is why we had such a big _ it? definitely. i think that is why we had such a big response - it? definitely. i think that is why - we had such a big response because we had such a big response because we hevent— we had such a big response because we haven't had a big expose like this on— we haven't had a big expose like this on the — we haven't had a big expose like this on the fishing industry and the reason _ this on the fishing industry and the reason why— this on the fishing industry and the reason why it has got such a response _ reason why it has got such a response is beca

lucy webb hayes had some very definite political ideas herself. she was from a very strong abolitionist family and as a younger woman had been very involved in the campaign to abolish slavery. she was also a member of the temperance movement and was well known as a temperance advocate in fact the portrait you see here of her her official white house portrait was commissioned by the woman's christian temperance union the largest temperance organization of the period so they commissioned and paid for this portrait of lucy webb hayes. she was very much celebrated by others in the temperance movement, but that then made her not very popular with the nation's liquor manufacturers and we have to remember that the woman's christian temperance union here when lucy hayes was first lady. in the late 1870s and the early 1880s. it was not only the nation's largest temperance organization. it was the nation's largest women's suffrage organization. members of the wctu wanted women to gain the ballot because they felt if women were voters they would vote for pro

he and his family used to live next door to lucy. now their neighbors. again. victor lives with his wife and 4 children in a corrugated iron hut that he built himself. he pays $20.00 rent a month to the church that owns the plot of land. but i'm with you. and these, those years you can see it is very small and i will not even when i talk to their management will be allowed to meet the truck at that time. so i realize that so much of the breast i really do in my life, please see that are still thinking. so thinking, because when i see the way i was and see where i am and maybe count of where i would be that i see great, great loss for me. and my entire, i mean, doing the end do struggles on day by day. he does his best for his family, but finds it hard to stay positive. like a crew continues to shimmer with all its beauty and attract tourists, albeit in smaller numbers. but the entire area has changed. meanwhile, the younger is deeply unhappy. she dreamed of enjoying her retirement by the lake. now she faces an uncertain future. oh, the 2 children. one ju

and a college called him back to lucy and her husband. they say there's been very heavy rainfall in recent years. dear friend victor in the n do, has also had to move house. he and his family used to live next door to lucy. now their neighbors. again. victor lives with his wife and 4 children in a corrugated iron hut that he built himself. he pays $20.00 rent a month to the church that owns the plot of land, the bottom. and these, those years you can see it is very small and i will not even need one. i talk to the management of the charge be allowed to meet your b c dot time. so i realize that i'm so much depressed i really do in my life now. please stop thinking. so thinking, because when i can see the way i was and see where i am and maybe count of where i would be, then i see a great, great loss for me and my entire victim. the undo struggles on day by day was he does his best for his family, but finds it hard to stay positive. the lake, the crew continues to shimmer with all its beauty and attract tourists, albeit in smaller numbers.

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and lucy got a taste of sleeping on mars, deep in a cave in spain. was eight years old, so i'm not going to lie, i'm actually really excited about getting in the top bunk! now, when it comes to strange places that the travel show team have stayed over the years, there is one particular stand—out. it's that time that lucy went to spain tojoin a group of scientists looking to recreate life on mars deep inside a spanish cave. and it would have beenjust plain rude to turn down an invite to a sleepover. so, clearly, this is not a space shuttle, but mars, for the purpose of this exercise, is going to be in a remote cave in arredondo, and i have a feeling my sci—fi fantasies are about to become unlocked. the idea is to simulate how hard it will be to survive on another planet, with the barest of tools. this particular expedition is just for the night and is geared towards scientists who'll be doing experiments as if they're on the red planet. wow. oh, my god! down we go. but before any exploration, the team need to change. this is the bit i've actually been

. lucky lucy was starting a grandmother who had fever and was bleeding from her nose and everywhere. we tried to get blood clotting medicine from the nearest town, but eventually she died and lucy, constructed to eunice learning from previous ebola outbreaks, canal health officials and the world health organization responded swiftly. they flew in $24000.00 vaccines and inoculated health workers and residents in the area . they traced close contacts of the dead and disinfected homes. jimmy was able to interrupt the transmission of a boy in a bit more than 4 months. this is very different from the previous outbreak in 2014 to 2016 determinants of success. the time was very sweet and proactive. action scientist sequence the bolus strain from this outbreak and discovered it was closely related to the strain from 2014. they believe a survivor hard, but the virus for at least 5 years before transmitting it. previously, the record for a survivor passing on the virus was 16 months. a lot of learning, something brought together implemented in west africa. the disease came back again and we we

the 1st case was lucy. she was $51.00 and a nurse. some people who attended her funeral in february also dies. her uncle told al jazeera, he alluded sources because he didn't believe lucy died of natural causes. lucky this, miss. lucy was starting a grandmother who had fever and was bleeding from her nose and everywhere. we tried to get blood clotting medicine from the nearest town, but eventually she died and lucy, constructed to eunice learning from previous ebola outbreaks. can a health officials and the world health organization responded swiftly. they flew in $24000.00 vaccines and inoculated health workers and residents in the area. they traced close contacts of the dead and disinfected homes. jimmy was able to interrupt the transmission of a boy in a bit more than 4 months. this is very different from the previous outbreak in 2014 to 2016. the determinants of success. the time where very swift and proactive action signed his sequence, the bolus strain from this outbreak and discovered it was closely related to the strain from 2

often sign herself lucy lucy hagen. the reason why i call this lucky is because it's important to remember that for the vast majority of enslaved women who ended up in the us coastal trade. they were never as as fortunate as her. next two more on slides and we'll be finished next one place. what are some of the broader ripples of of this sum of this rebellion. well, first of all, i think ship revolts are important because they give us an example of people acting as historical agents, which is an important sort of contrast to the more common idea that they were only victims. yes, they were victims but also some of them rebelled and resisted. and we should. you know acknowledge that. a second important point i think is that these types of slave ship revolts indicate the making of pan african-americans or a sort of a um racial commonalities as you have former american slaves um acting with black bahamians um soldiers from the second west indian regiment etc all around the issue of of liberation and i think pan pan african

>>> no tenÍa ningÚn tipo prendÍ la luz de mizzel lugar >>> asegura lucy muy temprano decidir entre laar a estar en estado de tranquilidad >> es lo que especialistas recomiendan >>> si usted llega a estar, trate de. (informaciÓn en pantalla buscar un espacio para acostarse >>> buscar el espacio poco a poco para tener movilidad en pies y manos y sobre todo no perder el control mental. >>) >>> eso ayuda mucho y estuve en haitÍ en donde nos trajeron el terremoto semana y media >> lo era que comÚn que estaban determinado a salir con vida >>> en el caso de luci quedÓ atrapada >> estar al lado le dio fuerzas para salir >>> entonces cuando uno se desanimaba el otro animaba y preguntaba si estÁbamos bien y el escuchÓ voces otro decÍa siÍ dormir >> cuando escuchÓ voces de s soco socorristas comenzÓ a gritar y pararon por la que la desesperaciÓn entonces se apoderÓ de ella >>> cuando dices que te quiebras como, te quiebras gritando que querÍa ver a mi hermana >>> desde la localizaron y pudieron rescatarla pasaron mÁs de 5 horas y el temor era que algÚn pedazo de concreto le cayera encima >>> a v

check in on the lucy cam. she's doing good, enjoying her sabbatical. >>> weather forecast, wind as we roll through tomorrow. it's been annoying lately. every afternoon the wind picks up. that's the story tomorrow afternoon. morning is 10 to 17 miles per hour on the wind, then again 2:00, 3:00, wind will start to pick up, 15 to 30 miles per hour. fire danger is elevated but wind is coming from the west so adding humidity, cooler, picking up pacific air and moving it across the bay area. still think we'll see wind in the forecast through the afternoon into saturday, 10 to 30 miles per hour. your allergies, watch out for that tomorrow. start it off, chilly to start. can handle it but cold for june standards. about five to eight degrees below where we should be. for morning, 49 in tri-valley, peninsula 50 and south bay at 48. more 40s over the east bay, san francisco 50 and north bay 46. daytime highs warm up. starting to see the colder system with us beginning to push off east. that will make it a little bit bett

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lucy kraft has the latest from tokyo. >> reporter: the olympic torch relay is criss-crossing japan, byy, it's set to pass right here, by tokyo's general hospital. but there's no welcome message in the window. the sign says, medical care is at a breaking point. stop the olympics. >>> with nurses under staffed and overworked caring for covid patients the hospital took the unheard of step of publically venting their opposition to the games. this director said if there was solid scientific evidence that the olympics will not end up making the pandemic worse, there would be no ren for us to speak out. the prime minister has promised a safe and secure games with rigorous testing and tight restrictions on athletes with 10s of thousands of support staff, media and sponsors plus japanese fans set to converge on tokyo, overwhelmed physicians like this fear the worst. what would you say the feeling is among doctors like yourself right now? are you angry? are you frustrated? >> i think some sort of powerlessness, i don't see rationale or logics behind what the japanese government or ioc is saying

lucy craft has the story. >> reporter: with anti-olympics protesters on the street, a japanese olympic board member slamming the international olympic committee for cornering japan into holding the games, and a top virus expert warning that guaranteeing a safe olympics was impossible, japanese officials are trying to give assurances they won't compromise public health to stage the games. despite all the warnings, athletes already arriving in japan. but even if japan wanted to cancel the games, legally they couldn't. >> tokyo. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the olympic host city contract signed between tokyo and the ioc in 2013 doesn't give tokyo the power to scrap the games. only the ioc holds that right. but if a covid surge forced japan to pull the plug, smith college economist andrew zimbalist said the ioc was unlikely to sue for what he estimates would be a loss. >> they went 30, pa-5 billion dollars. he they went ahead with the postponement even though that cost them another $3 billion. and now you're going to sue them? certainly the ioc would have the legal right to do that

nothing and lucy's life is as it was before i bay. when i get mad, you can go to that lake natural kept rising with what it all began in 2020 you might. then in march of last year, we had to move out because the water had reached a dangerous level. suddenly we were home and made before we raised poultry. but the chickens died in the water. now i'm penniless and have nothing left to my name was the to me in one way. lake now who is a paradise? it's in a fantastic location in the middle of a national park, there's a unesco world heritage site. and it's just a 3 hour drive from a kenyan capital nairobi. it was always popular with tourism. but for the past 7 years, the lake has grown steadily. the water level is now twice as high. lucy and her husband have moved to a hut just 5 or 6 square meters inside their old house, had several rooms. their children are having to support them financially. see me to recruit an agent. that's my new book that i'm not the only one whose house has been submerged. montgomery my to my neighbors have stuff at

he and family used to live next door to lucy. now their neighbors again. victor lives with his wife and 4 children in a corrugated iron hut that he felt himself. he pays $20.00 rent a month to the church that owns the plot of land on the bottom we will. yeah. and these, those, as you can see, it is very small and i will not even run till i talk to their management was in charge. be allowed to meet me at that time. so i realize that so much of the press i really do in my life, please still thinking so thank you. because when i see the way i was and see where i am and maybe count of where i would be that i see great, great loss for me and my entire family doing the end do struggles on day by day. he does his best for his family, but finds it hard to stay positive. lake coral continues to shimmer with all its beauty and attract tourists, albeit in smaller numbers. but the entire area has changed. meanwhile, the younger is deeply unhappy. she dreamed of enjoying her retirement by the lake. now she faces an uncertain future. o 2 child

back to lucy and her husband. they say there's been very heavy rainfall in recent years. dear friend victor, in the in do, has also had to move house. he and his family used to live next door to lucy. now their neighbors again. victor lives with his wife and 4 children in a corrugated iron hut that he built himself. he pays $20.00 rent a month to the church that owns the plot of land on the bottom. and the so you can see it is very small and i will not even need when i talk to the management or the judge be allowed to meet me at that time. so i realize that some so much depressed i related to in my eyes. now please see that i still think came because when i can see the way i was and see where i am and maybe count of where i would be, then i see great, great loss for me and my entire 5 minutes. doing the end do struggles on day by day . he does his best for his family, but finds it hard to stay positive like a crew continues to shimmer with all its beauty and attract tourists, albeit in smaller numbers. but the ent

lucy craft has the story of vaccine tourism. >> reporter: the u.s.erritory of guam is a sleepy, compact island about 3,000 miles west of hawaii. its main attraction, beaches, palm trees, and sunsets. for more than a year guam's instagram-perfect aquamarine waters have been nearly deserted, imperilling livelihoods for a third of its workforce. but in recent months officials noticed a steady stream of americans living in asian countries with slow vaccine rollouts flying in to get their shots. americans like us. no sun and sand on this trip. i've just finished a week in quarantine to be able to come here to the university of guam fieldhouse for my coronavirus shot. lou leon guerrero is a registered nurse. she also happens to be the governor of guam. >> i kept up my license and i figured you know, if they fire me i'll still have a job. >> reporter: most of her constituents inoculated, governor leon guerrero said guam is launching vaccine tourism packages for u.s. expatriates. >> the win-win is really all over the place. we can vaccinate the u.s. ex-pats

lucy, thank you _ for the government today. lucy, thank you very — for the government today.e weekend and scotland in action on monday. the month—long tournament will see 24 teams take part in 51 games in 11 cities across europe. as ever, hopes are high that england, with home advantage, will do well, despite the recent distractions around the squad taking the knee. 0ur sports editor, dan roan, reports. it's a tournament that's given football some of its most unforgettable moments. oh, i say, what a goal! the euros may have been delayed by a year, but finally they are about to begin. and one man who scored in two consecutive european championships can't wait. we all look forward to a summer of a major tournament, and this, we've been made to wait quite a while for this, so we're all excited. 24 teams will compete for european football's greatest prize. wales are in group a, while england and scotland are grouped together and will meet next week. for the first time, the tournament is being spread across the continent, with 11 host cities. wembley will host eight matches, inclu

mateo regreoso el fin de semana, será la feria más grande en california desde comenzó al pandemia y lucyes respetaron el distanciamiento social y también ofrece servicios adicionales así nos dice la secretaría de eventos de este condado. >> también están premiando a las personas que neos han vacunado. >> la gente que se vacuna sí y pueden cambiar comida con boletos de 20 dólares. >> ofrecerán las vacunas de 10 de la mañana a 6 de la tarde ,no hay luimites de vacunas al día, la meta es que todos estén vacunados lo más pronto posible. >> cynthia anima a otros que se vacunen por el bienestar de todos. >> esto hará que todo vuelva a la normalidad. >> como le dije, uno de los evntos más grandes que logró abrir sus puertas y sigamos vacunando que es lo más importante y la farmacéutica moderna comenzó estudio para evaluar el uso de su vacuna contra coronavirus entre los niños de 6 meses a las 11 años de edad y esto busca determinar la dosis más efectiva entre infantes, los participantes son niñosq no han sido expuestos al virus en menos de dos semanas previas. >> ahora vea, usted lo ve en estos

lucy made her debut here with us in 2016. video for her newg "hotot and heavavy," lucy dacu rereturns to h her hometetown o richmond,, virginiaia. ♪ to watch homee moviess off here life, much like she'd done to make her new album. what were you doing essentially in going back over your journals, these videos? >> i think i was trying to find the lowest common denominators of my life. like what h has always s been t sasame, what c can i cling to. ♪ >> nearly every sonong o on the album " "home video,o," the 26-yeaear-old s singer sayays id on a personal memory. i think you've described that as a scary process. >> i think it is kind of scary that people will hear it. i feel like writing it is intitimidating b because youou o admit things to yourself. >> she left richmond for philadelphia two years ago. a lot's happened in richmond since 2019. have you gone back? >> yeah. yeah. i'm so proud of richmond. like driving down monument ave, all these confederate statues used to stand. knowing the history behind them, i'm so glad that p

joining me are anshell feffer and lucy aharrish.lent crimes of netanyahu" and lucy is a journalist. and you are also of arab origin. do you think it means a lot that for the first time israeli arabs are part of this coalition? >> well, we are talking fareed about a historic moment in the israeli-arab community and society concerning the political arena in israel. this is historic because for the first time in a long time the arab vote actually means something. for a long, long time we could see that in the last few years, especially in the last five years where we saw insight against the arab society and against the arab parties in israel, especially coming from netanyahu, we were able to see big consignment against the votes of the arabs and for the first time we see that actually when an arab citizen is going to vote, his vote mines something. his vote basically is meaning something concerning taking -- taking the decisions and the decision-making and the coalition and being part of a israeli coalition, it is a huge thing. >> ansh

our lucy mission will study ofdi the mysterious trojan asteroids and the psyche mission will head to an asteroid that might harboa the metallic core of a planetoid. we also have exciting new space communications missions and a robotic servicing mission that will refuel and relocate another satellite to extend its life. >> i guess we do a lot of the number crunching that nasa needs in order to develop its world class climate modeling projections. we've got more than 20 satellites already up in orbit and in this decade alone we're adding another half a dozen. here at goddard and across nasa you can bet we're not going to stop innovating. we're trying to learn everything we can about this beautiful place we call home. >> america has always had a frontier.dd at the beginning of our country, that frontier was westward.ar now that frontier is upward andd it's out into the cosmos. it is a part of our dna to be explorers, adventurers. that's in our dna as americans, and we will continue to push the boundaries of space exploration. in 1992, nasa established a new program within its science mi

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i'm so happy that people are going to meet lusia "lucy" harris. that was my first hero.haway, stanley tucci, the whole cast sitting down celebrating 15 years of that movie. >> are we going to tell on t.j. or not? >> he's never seen -- >> i haven't seen it. >> watch it with sabine. >> i will watch it after the clippers/jazz game. >> always make time for that. >> well, you can watch the reunion. >> okay. >>> we have a lot of news to get to. we'll start with president biden on the world stage. he's in brussels this morning at that nato summit. getting ready for his summit with russian leader vladimir putin. cecilia vega is in brussels with the latest. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning again. the president -- and these meetings are under way. the president is talking to these allies and he is telling them that these nato alliances are a sacred obligation, and george, that is basically the opposite message that they have heard from the white house for the past four years. this morning, president biden in brussels where he will try to convince nato

{leia the country and help save lives. 0k, lucy manning. _ the country and help save lives. 0k, lucyfrost says talks with the eu have ended without "breakthroughs or breakdowns" as officials try to resolve post—brexit trading problems that have fuelled tensions in northern ireland. despite leaving the bloc, northern ireland continues to follow eu food safety rules, which could mean hampering the delivery of ordinary items like sausages. 0ur political correspondent jess parker is in westminster. so, chess, no progress but they have got to find a resolution soon. we have got to find a resolution soon. - have heard from lord frost on the uk side in the last hour and as you say, he is saying no breakdowns but no breakthroughs. we will hear from the eu, we think, fairly shortly on how they think the talks have gone but this is all because special arrangements reached for northern ireland in order to prevent a heart border between northern ireland and the republic, northern ireland has continued to follow many eu rules and it has had a knock—on impact in terms of certain goods moving from

till next time though, from me, lucy hedges, and everyone else here on the show, it's goodbye.oment, but i'm optimistic that all of us will see some sunshine at some point over the weekend. today will be punctuated by a few showers, we could see more persistent rain in southern counties and wales later on on sunday. it is all due to this area of low pressure. there are weather fronts wrapped around that. an old weather fronts is also lying across southern scotland and northern ireland. the breeze is not as strong as yesterday, but it will still feel cool yesterday, but it will still feel cool. temperatures will climb to around 23 celsius and that could set off on or two sharp showers. when they come along they may temporarily dampen down port will be high or very high pollen levels for england and wales. for amsterdam this afternoon, the weather will be typically british compared to what we saw in rome. temperatures in the low 20s and a small chance of a shower. there will be more persistent rain in the south—west of the uk, initially the channel islands then moving into devon

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