here you have a family. wife and i, lucyt brine. oh plus lucy here's god for you and here's the threshold came from here to say i won't give moonshine. now you will fall asleep, and the house burned down, the poncho was put out . and what was left of them burned down, who burned down in your lodge on a drunk? fell asleep? go look, look, the police are looking into it now, go. business means constant challenges and simple solutions and great responsibility. i am an entrepreneur and used to find a way out of different situations, but now my business especially needs support, so i opened an account with sberbank get up a client with useful services. legal advice, accounting staff search for 0 rub. every second entrepreneur of the legendary show is with us forever. we, as always, invited the stars who in the eighties and nineties and even the zeros demolished the roof of millions of fans, but at some point. i will be fresh air if today for the first time young people hear this track, but it is again a hit. chitsa such a young vo

best of all lucy here in our entrance you know lucy first , and then beauty.ly seriously in 5 minutes friends our guest can always look at your light, however, if this light is new year's, but our similar light also interested him in something. meet the all-season and hedgehog morning guest of our program nikolai baskov good morning. actually. i can look at the light in any house, it is desirable that this house has a decent vip dressing room and a spacious living room for at least a couple of thousand spectators nikolay a minute, self-promotion is over, it's time to get down to business instead of a living room for a couple of thousand people. i can offer you a multi-million audience of our viewers. i am always with you, my dears, as always, ready to answer your letters, and eldar namaev from nalchik writes to me hello nikolai, my wife. elvira often watches you on tv. but this is the typical behavior of any woman. something i doubt, for example, polina gagarina often she watches your concerts on tv, but she doesn't need to, she watches them from behind the sc

as a bridge to the arab world. canada decided ash renada is one of the most beautiful cities here in under lucy. many people come here because it's a melting pot of different cultures to i and of course, not to your already of spotted it behind me just because of the all, hombre, more than 7 centuries of his law mc rule and under lucia have 1st and foremost shaped the regions architecture, the fortress of alhambra, a world cultural heritage, sight rises up over the former muslim bastion of granada. the nostril sultans built the palace complex over a period of more than 200 years. stunning ceiling paintings and mosaics domes carved from wood, expansive courtyards and magnificent marble fountains showcase the peak of islam. craftsmanship isn't yet moving, hoff that the sea of all the be conscious to ought to add more. now on the court of the lions, it's probably the most famous part of the alhambra swell losses spoken to him, yet owes its name to these 12 lines spouting water and adorning a fountain. that's one of the best known examples of muslims. culture was flemish and bill, social events and

lots of lucy leave here with a him south africa room. there's a crazy dental there. he's to modern day my subway. but just dory. yes or no, it's i lived here elise, get us, but i, we ship it with a chemo. what of them? i need a new transcript for that. for a one. they reached back or quick with global. i'm saying years about how she took on my job is about the enough leave. few clear to take a picture. well go double play. you have j posted on the phone with earlier story shit that surprised us. long story class, but he did excuse gear. why still that was the biggest 9, nissan is not quizzical. no more than what? what's the reason for your bill? well, you got to was a lot. if a club i mean the prostate. i mean for is that you're the probably yet much him the all you do, you get the new you national using most that are i studies to address them all know them good the washer and yet sign it with i don't know tom, the bites. i think access point, there's a lot on to by phillip, i have a good, nice look, i'm fluid the way you if you put them with layers with them done by

i say, lucy well, if you can, get out here noticed me.usy with, but you need to occupy yourself with something. here she is gone. yes? well, of course, to be honest, i came. i was blown away by the cleanliness. i have it seriously. i to you seriously there is a good hostess dishes. that's like a hostess. i've had it here for probably a month now. well , two, maybe three lives every evening. i go to her. together with her, i'm driving, let's go to an apartment, yes, which is without doors. to be honest, it’s very scary to go there, only you turn on the light there cockroaches. i myself am a village boy from a village. yes, i didn’t even have so many cockroaches in the barn. how much does she have? you see, there are a huge number of cockroaches in the apartment. this indicates. a bad hostess of your apartment will initially approach this issue, why did she start like that? why yes , probably because the children were taken away from her. and why the children were taken is none of my business. i didn't ask wow friend. i'm helping right now,

is not as nearly of a lively seed as the one that we're seeing in south follower our colleague, lucy las here. newman is at. up until about an hour ago. we are at the electoral of the supreme electoral court in the brazilian capital brazilian until about an hour ago this place was just teaming with people was full of journalists, international press, current and former government officials, international elections observers from the european union, from the organization of american states, it's certainly starting to seems like it's starting to wind down at least the electoral court. the supreme electoral court is the main public institution that is tasked with making the determination over this 1st round of voting. the decision, of course, is for a run off election to take place on october the 2nd in terms of procedure. we heard a round of applause and cheers from elections observers, as well as for members of the electoral court, who say that this was a success in terms of procedure. what we're, what we know from brazilian electoral law is that candidate needs at least 50 percent of the vote

did not sing lots of lots of lucy leave here with stem cell, darker room. there's a crazy that to where you store lot of the my subway, but just dory. yes. or no. sal if she have a lease, get us, but generally ship them that he has a daughter to take him over to them. i need a price quote for that, for a one. they switched over or up where you actually meet with global. i'm saying years about how she took on my job is to broadview enough room for a few quick to take a picture, go double play. you have to go so good, i'm up with you on i was showing wrong when i just don't know if you have to figure out this thing because the advocate and engagement, it was the trail with so many find themselves worlds apart. we used to look for common ground. ah, the 1st time in history, an entire country's culture has been canceled to the very modern weapon cancelled culture in the desert. wonderful language cecile mileage. so we thought we can't just sit in the loop with the phrase now, particularly refers to counseling russian culture yet them know what to create a few o

lucy is on a journey to jupiter. nasa says some people will be able to actually spot the spacecraft in the western united states over here. lucy will be visible around 04:26am. so if you wake up early and catch it look closely, it will pass out of you in just a few minutes. so it's very time sensitive here. lucy's mission is to explore asteroids that orbit jupiter. i feel like we've got a lot of cloud cover those might get to right. >> well, felt dead in santiago, chile. yeah, chile dressed in costume today for the zombie walk. that was out and got what is my goodness. >> the survivors. what is going even know if i want to read this because i know what i'm looking at here. the survivors sprayed the undead with water, guns. yeah, that's going to work. zombies drag their feet to the street apparently made out with each other. haha. they also saw some music zombies apparently like music as well. that me with a chainsaw. so they have skills to do. these got okay. there we go. that's a dog dressed up as shot each the poppy, both. so that's like that's doable there. and is saying what was going on there with the brains hanging

just very alarming findinging here, lucy. >> reporter: incredibly alarming, brianna.er to his house to review game video and then showing pornography and berating young players quizzing them on sex lives yet another coach accused of coercing their players into sex. gruesome findings in this report that comes a year after professional players effectively refused to compete in games demanding this behavior be addressed, behavior that this report say it's was many executives, coaches, as well as owners knew about, but did nothing to stop it. a shocking, new report alleges stimic abuse within the u.s. women's professional soccer league saying sexual misconduct and verbal abuse spread throughout the report spread even into youth soccer. >> we thought it was important to lay it all out in terms of, embarrassed on the evidence that we were able to find who knew what when and what they did about it and what they didn't do about it. >> reporter: former acting attorney general sally yates led the independent investigation which interviewed more than 200 people and found the nat

lucy is a magnificat skeleton that got her back here the cast of her the original is in ethiopia of coursenot long after lucy was discovered there werea footprins found in tanzania were due some of my research as well. pushed bipedal as a back to about three and half million years ago. those were remarkably important discovery assuring human like bipedalism existed three and a half million. and yet the genetics would point towards a common ancestor we shared with chimpanzees at about sixes or 7 million. the split between the two lineages is probably complete my 6 million years. that is a big gap of 300 million to 6 million what's going on in that timeframe? i'm in the last 20 years there have been really remarkable and important discoveries that have been made to begin to piece that story together. it is a partial skeleton like lucy from ethiopia that's one half million years old known as already. and has some of the key of the pelvis and the foot. that would indicate it was at least able to move around on two legs when it was on the ground. it also has a big grasping toe in the foot. this

and here is lucy. but this is my new wife. she gave birth to twins, a boy and a girl.d congratulations again. thank you. great. what is your relationship directly in any store in the city? my wife did not find what i am offering you now? well, you try. come up with interesting ads. a allow me , yes, but i just wanted to discuss the details of the main order with you, but you know, at the same time, we could talk about this idea of ​​yours. i don't know where antonin is markovanovich. i personally reported. i'm in a meeting, but apparently she had some important things to do. victor maybe you know to find. konstantinovich a. do not let me take a closer look at your language. nice, although unisex is in vogue now. i am for traditional family values. proven by time. thank you many people do not feel hungry after waking up and therefore limit themselves to a cup of coffee or a glass of juice in the morning, but a full breakfast. these are mandatory conditions. if you want the day to be cheerful and fruitful, today is the first meal of the day. we will pay special attention

here's our special correspondent, lucy manning. the murder of sarah everard the turning point, but the dangerous behaviour of some officers ongoing. when a police officer kidnaps, rapes and kills a woman, trust is forfeited. too many allowed to get away with sexual harassment, racism, and misogyny. i have found in their internal misconduct system that it isn't good enough, it isn't quick enough, and it has racial disparity. the force needs to accept that. the whole force needs to accept it. they mustn't deny it. the report is clear — the met�*s system for dealing with its offices is not fit for purpose. it has a systemic racial bias and misses repeat offenders. one officer had 11 complaints against him, from assault to abuse to sexual harassment. he's still in the met. parm sandhu was a chief superintendent. black and asian officers are 80% more likely to be accused of misconduct. she was one and sued for discrimination. i absolutely was targeted because of my racial background. and the fact that i had raised a misconduct issue man

we have doctor lucy jones on the phone with us here. doctor, lucy, what can you tell us about this 5.0? one earthquake that struck in the south bay? >> well, you make their for the hurt on the all down near alum, wrong, which means but people in san jose with a pop west palm, even people up to score of and on the part the bay area it was followed by 2 sovfar with but what we're our distribution of apps maybe this is a pretty small aftershock. the fun. >> when when earthquake of this magnitude like you said, folks there close to the epicenter, obviously going to feel a lot stronger. but many of us felt it for quite a long while. can you talk to me about was the what exactly happens for him to last longer than just a short jolt and shake. >> ok, well, there's a couple of different things that we're talking about, ration and stuff. we come to distribution. so the u.s. produces energy. i put just like a with piece of paper. you can hear as you rip down the paper part ripped it off a little shaky. if all of the air, when you put on the ball,

lucy is here. she is the host of "where we live" and she is going to talk to representatives of the candidates tonight. and then i will be joined by christine stewart and dan parr. we will provide analysis of tonight's bait. stay tuned to connecticut public. ♪ >> tonight, rerom campaign 2022 here cpan. starwi live coverage of the liis u.s. senateebe between incumbent democrat tammy duckworth and her republican challenger, kathy salvi. hoed by wttw, the -- this begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern. and we go to alaska where democratic representative -- is is hosted by alaska public media. at 10:00 p.m. senator maggie hassan debates don bolduc in new hampshire'sete race, hosted by hampshire pbs. watch thes debates tonight on c-span, our free mobile app, c-span now, or onlinat c-span.org. monday, a pr supreme court as a fin the admissionsat race process atleges and universities. at 10:00 a.m. eastern justices hear the case of students for faissions versus the university of north carolina. shortly after at 11:3

lucy is here. she is the host of "where we live" and she is going to talk to representatives of the candidates tonight. and then i will be joined by christine stewart and dan parr. we will provide analysis of tonight's bait. stay tuned to connecticut public. ♪ >> do all americans have a fundamental right to privacy? tonight on q&a, a look at the struggles between an individual's right to privacy and the public's right to information with law professor, her book, seek and hide looks at several cases involving this conflict. >> hulk hogan brought a claim for the right to privacy, and he argued even though it was truthful, that his level of privacy would then trump the right of a gawker to publish on that truth and ultimately a jury agreed with him and a lot of people in the united states i think, were shocked at that because we understand so much, i think about freedom of the press and truth, and how truth will protect us. yet this was an instance, someone's privacy then becoming more important than

here is lucy's pelvis and sure enough she has the hip joint arrange in a very humanlike way. even of this is the only part we found we could tell she could balance on a single leg and why would you do that unless you move around on two legs? from the biomechanical standpoint and connecting it to natural selection, it's not a great way to move around your world. we are incredibly unstable and we follow a lot. that can be quite dangerous 30000 americans die every year from falling. in addition we are stunningly slow for a mammal. you same bolt the fastest human whoever lived, the fastest he ever ran was 28 miles an hour and his 100-meter dash the world record 28 miles an hour. but that is half the speed of a galloping zebra antelope and perhaps half the speed of a lion and a leopard. so evil thing this form of locomotion made us slow so it raises interesting questions in what ways was this beneficial and allowed us to overcome some those now adaptations. >> and then you anticipated my next question. why he even all it seems to be a subpar way to get around i understand scholars

who here it is here on it. lucy this is business lucy, well, this is for business. well, i work with clients. she's the one working with the clients, not you the pimp. come on, come on. you broke my jaw, they don't die from it. you had to go to someone else's house. do you know why? why because i'm very interested to know who sells weapons to you and pushes them to someone, but fuck you. what kind of weapon, i'll tell you everything, and let's sleep at home with the corpse, and the ends are in the water. and what is a good continuation house? gleb is here? maybe we should not necessary? so are you going to bang him or am i? no, you better. i won't take your blood. and you are used to this business . what are you, you idiots, frostbitten, and this one three times gleb you what diagnosis was made? wow psychosis, so you kuzma with him be careful, otherwise he will start, i won’t stop her, what do you need? i already asked you weapons, who sells you, well, colonel commander of happiness. and somewhere these trunks, you

nobody can air look. care may be here. mama. lucy reports call it. oh cindy ford. lincoln mozilla. howard, your mom, i see a lady at the nadia, the owner, the list. cindy bought eagle b, e l l a c, a lady at the name of the melody holling for but get, but a lot of my and i see mama which that goes around the middle of whether a cno in the nose is the name of mamas. in indiana yourself leave it in miss cynthia. miss india. yeah. never lift it up and i mean, my mom isn't b as gone more, but it didn't don't beat us on the 20 were kill when a bad that amy carrier soliri know that i better than live our meal. they had a lot more hair to high. yeah. it was a minimum height. manus young am a minimal. alice, isn't there michael? alum and i could take him a battalion boy in the army. he said kn ah savvy, i guess this deal with it, but i mean i own a house with in those days and maybe they had the year when those seen those, those solo and are typical we own a day, but i get them when i started out with a with i am i am with a with with with. ready ah, look the semester still have yet to hav

meredith in the university of mississippi or ole miss case point in different directions and here's why offering lucy had been prompted to file the case to enter the university of alabama because her friend polly and maya who more of a more of a social activist and something really unfortunate happened to polly and maya during the course of that litigation such that she ended up no longer being a plaintiff in that was that the officials at the university discovered that she had become pregnant before she was married and accused her on that basis of being a person low moral character and the ecp upon being faced with this situation the circumstance dropped maya. and so was left to fight as a plaintiff on her own. it was very difficult for her. she not only was subjected to epithets and threats of violence from whites, but was subjected to criticism from some african-americans for daring to on this role. because, of course, in these civil rights cases, the entire community could could be subject to blowback from whites, even if only one individual was, the face of a civil rights case. and so ultimately

meredith in the university of mississippi or ole miss case point in different directions and here's why offering lucy had been prompted to file the case to enter the university of alabama because her friend polly and maya who more of a more of a social activist and something really unfortunate happened to polly and maya during the course of that litigation such that she ended up no longer being a plaintiff in that was that the officials at the university discovered that she had become pregnant before she was married and accused her on that basis of being a person low moral character and the ecp upon being faced with this situation the circumstance dropped maya. and so was left to fight as a plaintiff on her own. it was very difficult for her. she not only was subjected to epithets and threats of violence from whites, but was subjected to criticism from some african-americans for daring to on this role. because, of course, in these civil rights cases, the entire community could could be subject to blowback from whites, even if only one individual was, the face of a civil rights case. and so ultimately

i'm lucy also let me point out here that the big bailey's in india, the big newspapers, the indian channels that we read. the headline today really has been about ado. she's not taking or soon taking were were as the prime minister of yuki also, like i said it's gotten, becomes a little emotional. and so to say for india, because this year, just a few months ago in that didn't celebrate it's 75 years of independence. from the british rule, it will be good to see someone from our country, our culture hurting a country which ones are this particularly in many other countries in asia. so definitely with rolled off, i'd be happy off. i will be proud of fulfilling proud to be that actually so that is go on because i'm obviously indian. so i feel proud for that india region be funded. he's doing so much a great job all over the world and it shows that, you know, for your time really, definitely living almost so the point really they have so much faith in and confidence really in addition sonata that he would be able to shy, you know, tackle this, this challenging situation. the economic crisis so

is lucy with this rhetoric? are they so here it will usually to the thing that we cannot hear them. i was there, we do that. we've heard a number of other statements or regarding nuclear weapons. for example, the key of regime and it's representatives have on numerous occasions, spoke it out about a potentially acquiring nuclear weapons and nuclear capabilities. about next we keep hearing about the as the per rogia area nuclear plant. and so what russia is allegedly doing there, the pros, good. they say that we aren't shelling much. can these approach nuclear power plants? are they out of their minds? we are in control of the station. our troops are stationed there. why would we, charlotte will be read you the, which i've had, the meeting with one of the western leaders are not long ago. and she said, said was remove weapons sir movie from of the mirror from the nuclear power plant. immediately i said, we've already done that. that's the use as a to be weighted to it anyways. i mean, what do you mean not, not go to you. if you laugh about that, but it's a saloon, it's, it's ridiculo

welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lucy grey.n's capital, tehran. state media reports at least eight people are injured. this is the scene live in beijing as china's communist party congress gets under way. president xijinping is expected to secure a third term in power. as the uk's prime minister fights for herjob, the new chancellor signals he'll make major changes to her economic policy. we have some very difficult decisions ahead, difficult decisions on spending, which is not going to rise as much as people hope, and i'm going to be asking all government departments to find additional efficiency savings. and the husband—and—wife team behind one of the most successful covid vaccines believe the same technology

representative, civil rights attorney, and candidate for congress jasmine crockett, and lucy caldwell, both here with me on set. i'm really happy to have you ladies. here new york times keeps pointing out that republicans are intensifying, the focus on crime and public safety, but they're vague on specific policy details and they see the issue as when they can motivate their conservative base. i was curious but the idea of fear, lawlessness, work for the gop, especially considering lucy, they are committing actual crimes that we see playing out before the country right now. i think they keep playing january six video and all the denier bs on a loop long after the midterms to remind people who the crime committed. are >> i think that's true. i think one of the reasons why the crime issue is the one that they are clinging to, it is one weather is real or not, but perception is reality for voters. it is something that people feel in their communities. people in the communities don't feel january six. they don't feel the threat to our democracy. and isn't a big element in the room for the republican

here? he did he went to this to the body behind the pillar of luggage. give ah please about changing the version of lucyis the dark one? here you are talking. the dragons went, let's go. you're all over again. it's a pity that today the man is in the final. unreal ending to an unreal show. in the show, all avatars will be open. just give me a slideshow, all my exes fly by here, but the jury member will have to rack his brains. today we led for the essence, personal offset we have competitions. i won't tell you. here at school there was such an excellent student who didn’t let him enter. come on finale of the original music show avatar on saturday at 8:20 pm on ntv you are a super finale on sunday at 8:20 pm on ntv for a cheerful morning or a superb dinner. create a cozy atmosphere with polaris smart technology up to 60% discount. i'm sorry, but you pay for processing. it's easier to find out on avito after all, we collect real reviews about employers patrons of the imperial mint with pride. order a medal, the patron saint of nicholas the wonderworker, a medal for you absolutely free of charge, subject t

here's our latin america editor, lucy newman, reporting on boston aro, and the christian right. and so paulo, yes, she was the reincarnation of the devil. warner hammond, a president, combination in hard line, conservative values and nationalism. i'm convinced millions of brazilian with people like me or. i mean, his supporters even include people superstore name or who posted this on, picked off just days before the vote. that is the both scenario dad. however, the president has alienated many brazilians over the last 4 years. faced with the pandemic, boston aro, was anti vax, anti mask anti social distancing. and brazilians died in their hundreds of thousands bodies buried in mass graves. the country has the world's highest cove at death toll per capita, something for which also narrow does not appear to take responsibility. i am sure for to day. i am sorry. i thought we are all going to die one day. we have to stop being a country of sissy saw love. oh, yeah, you heard that right. the president berating brazilians over morning the dead out to win on sunday. a candidate must h

but i think and let me just add to what lucy has had happened at what's at stake here is 2 very different definitions of democracy. i think that lula and most of the, the other candidates such as him, when he had a choice here. gomez, the, they do believe in a liberal democracy for brazil. so date the c, brazil as a government for everyone. and where missouri minorities have to be contemplated as well. and this is very different from what bull sonata stands up for both on that was in favor of a joy tearing sort of democracy, which tends to be very gent, dangerous. i think it's much along the lines of trumping united states, the idea that a government, although elected democratically, he has to govern only for the majority of the population, not for everyone. and i think that if most on our wednesday elections, we are going to see a very different construction of what democracy is about taking us to a situation that really resembles what we see. for example, in countries like country, the notion of a and the liberal chrissy, a country where the executive branch takes over the country. and

here with me now is lucy fisher, she is the chief political commentator for the times radio.ohnson is keeping everyone hanging on, why do you think that is? i think it is clear, there are only 60 mps that have publicly declared for him. these keeping a tally of additional mps who they say are privately backing him, whether they are whips are private members of the party who do not want to back him publicly for some reason. i think it is likely the case that he would want to launch only when he has reached that threshold, and are certain of being on the ballot paper. certain of being on the ballot -a er. ~ . certain of being on the ballot .aer_ . ., , paper. we were hearing the views there of itoh _ paper. we were hearing the views there of bob neill, _ paper. we were hearing the views there of bob neill, and _ paper. we were hearing the views there of bob neill, and is - paper. we were hearing the views there of bob neill, and is there i paper. we were hearing the views there of bob neill, and is there a | there of bob neill, and is there a similar level of antipathy towards

here's our special correspondent, lucy manning. how could a police officer kidnap, rape and kill?ate the met. can it police its own? the answer is no. she found misconduct cases take too long to resolve — on average, more than a year. nearly 60% of cases end without any action taken, especially sexual misconduct and discrimination allegations. there is systemic racial bias with black and asian officers more likely to be accused of misconduct. too few officers who should be removed for gross misconduct have been, and officers with repeated patterns of unacceptable behaviour aren't identified. i have found in their internal misconduct system that it's not good enough, it's not quick enough and it has racial disparity and the force needs to accept that. the whole force needs to accept it. they mustn't deny it and they mustn't look to find that i've somehow got my homework wrong. the new metropolitan police commissioner says he's appalled, but it's clear these issues aren't new. i'm so angry about how we've let so many people down. what you read about what women and non—white officers

and just before coming here i was reading lucy foley's the paris apartment and she said when i steppedfoot into the apartment and i thought, wow. this is strange. so, and i looked up several sources, and you know, the oxford dictionary said that usually it should be set foot and, but they said that stepped foot is becoming more popular. >> right. >> so i'm just a little confused about that. >> let me address that first because otherwise i'll forget. i just looked this one up again two weeks ago maybe because it's something that i get asked about. the kind of things -- this is -- that's the kind of thing i don't store in my brain, i'm more after structural kind of person. have you ever found yourself looking up the same thing 50 billion times. that's my life. i feel like that the difference between me and many other people i constantly look up whereas people come up to the table and ask me so i look again. i read the saying, it's the usual saying where the dominant phrase is set foot. you see this a lot. but another one has taken hold or maybe it co-existed at a lower frequency so, you

lucy, what are you doing here? see if the third or fifth is better. you're crazy for exam tomorrow.ever opened your textbooks? no, do you even understand when it's dangerous ? i 'll do it this month. you have a beautiful one, as soon as she made her breasts, she immediately jumped out in marriage. hut no, well, i found something in this water, because there are no prospects. in fact, he is kind and honest. he loves me and i love him. and your figurine dear is also not a daughter. kat you are beautiful, beauty is always in price, do not sell cheap, girlfriend. you don’t want anything better, tell me no, they took you to the police, don’t you want to tell? and the fact that the boy should not have been sent to college, but given a higher education to the institute, to prepare him to captivate him with something. how old is our boy, 18 years old, if he himself doesn’t want to carry him away, everything was easy and simple for you, and he constantly skips helping. do you think he is a tutor will not walk? well i'll save from my pension. okay, i'm doing everything in my power all vadim t

and i just before coming here, i was reading lucy foley's the paris apartment.and she said when i stepped foot into the apartment and i thought, wow this is this strange. so and then i looked up several sources and, you know, the the oxford dictionary said that usually it should set foot and but they said that stepped foot is becoming more popular right. so i'm just a little confused about that. let me let me address that first, because otherwise i'll forget i just look this one up again two weeks ago, maybe because it's something that i get asked about, the kinds things this is the that is the kind of thing that i don't really store in my brain. i'm of a structural kind of person. so i have to. have you ever found yourself looking at the same thing? 50 billion times. i mean, that's my life. i feel the difference between me and other people is that i constantly look things up, whereas other people just come up to the table and ask me so i can look it up again. but so i remember, you know, i read the thing which it's the usual thing where the more dominant phrase

here's our special correspondent, lucy manning.their internal misconduct system that it isn't good enough, it isn't quick enough, and it has racial disparity. the force needs to accept that. the whole force needs to accept it. they mustn't deny it. the report is clear — the met�*s system for dealing with its offices is not fit for purpose. it has a systemic racial bias and misses repeat offenders.

welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lucy grey.ppened after police used tear gas during a pitch invasion. cheering. the ukrainian flag flies once again in a key town in the donetsk region, just a day after moscow claimed the territory would be russian forever. as the clean up begins, the true extent of destruction caused by hurricane ian in florida becomes apparent. the final push for votes as brazil prepares for what could be its most important election since the 1980s.

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welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lucy grey. our top stories: at least 129 people die in a stampede at a football match in indonesia — it happened after police used tear gas during a pitch invasion. cheering. the ukrainian flag flies once again in a key town in the donetsk region, just a day after moscow claimed the territory would be russian forever. as the clean up begins, the true extent of destruction caused by hurricane ian in florida becomes apparent. the final push for votes as brazil prepares for what could be its most important election since the 1980s. 129 football fans have died at a match on the island ofjava. many more were injured in a crush after the game between rival teams, arema and persebaya surabaya. video on social media shows police firing tear gas at supporters running onto the pitch. let's get more on the story from our south east asia editor, jonathan head, who's in bangkok. what more can you tell us about what happened, jonathan? what more can you tell us about what happened, jonathan? from what happene

also in the sense or how little thousands and thousands of people as my colleague, lucy newman, was reporting and also here in brazil. yeah. where we are right now, press and see, let's talk to the nation. he said that this was the victory of the brazilian people defending democracy. he also said that he was going to fight hunger. and the main objective right now was to unite the brazilian people that he was going to war for every one. but that's not going to be easy. this is a polarized country around 50 percent of the country not totally did not vote for him. they do not like him, they don't want to see him in office. they believe that he should be in prison. so you know, this is the ruling in this country is not going to be easy. we haven't heard from president. it was not a we were at the for presidential residents until late at night he remained there. he did not, conceded defeat, he did not call president elect lula. among other things. however, what is important is that the preference of both chambers of congress at the knowledge level victory, the director of the electoral tribune, says that he spo

i recall being up here as lyndon brought in latest acquisition for our old book collection, and lucy emerge from the kitchen with the pan of brownies she had made. at the same time, knowing that lyndon was down there only a few hours away, but the ten cyst nights of all where the lights on in the cabinet room and the television -- on executive avenue. perhaps it was the crisis of the middle east in june 67. sooner or later, the lights would go out, and then a few moments, i would hear an eagle voice down the hall call out, where's bird? and i'd know he's home. really home. like the living room in any american home, this room has its personal touches. bookshelves that reflect individual interests of the family. old and treasured friends. one of the things that i am proud to leave as a reminder of our time here is the addition to the white house collection of paintings. thomas sully has portrait of fanny campbell, his sheared romans and i love it. this is a really most recent acquisition for the permanent collection. the gypsies girl. the first painting acquired during our stay at the