just for mary ann. it was 1985. and it was magic. >> all right, you can call your first witness. >> and now here she was, 2011, in a courtroom of all places. forced to confess her forbidden love, account for her since. this grandmother, widow, penitent. what story would she tell? >> the main thing going through my mind is to tell the truth. and let the chips fall where they may. >> the truth. such a difficult word. especially when it bubbles up from a past which mary ann mcfarland must have believed it was buried forever. >> and where was your husband? >> he was still in the house. >> men. trouble was they were too. which was the one central fact the inconvenient truth, that caused all the trouble. and might have been forgotten had it not been for the for this inquisitive da, and this long, lean cop, jim wallis, looking on so intently. >> this case was a true love story between three people. one woman who is loved intensely, i mean, over the top by two men. in two very different ways. >> he was the first. the husban

todos los niÑos quedaron al cuidado de doÑa mary.que yo no estaba acostumbrada, digamos, a lavar montones de ropa. fueron 17 aÑos. sambuccetti: en esos 17 aÑos, doÑa mary se embarazÓ 11 veces. herrera: 3 que no llegaron a feliz tÉrmino. me quedÉ con sambuccetti: como madre de 16 niÑos, doÑa mary era feliz. sin embargo, un dÍa tuvo que tomar una difÍcil decisiÓn. herrera: porque tuve que separarme del padre de mis hijos. Él tenÍa ya otra familia. fue algo que yo no pude soportar. sambuccetti: fue asÍ que se mudÓ fuera del hogar con sus 8 hijos biolÓgicos y 2 pequeÑos de su ex marido que la quisieron acompaÑar. ¿y cÓmo hizo para mantenerlos? herrera: precisamente en el convento yo aprendÍ a corte y confecciÓn. afortunadamente, eso fue lo que me hizo salir adelante. sambuccetti: doÑa mary era tan buena haciendo uniformes escolares que pronto su negocio floreciÓ. herrera: y me dediquÉ a vender uniformes y logrÉ poner una tiendita. sambuccetti: ¿cÓmo es que aparece el tema de la joyerÍa del oro en su vida? herrera: cuando salen los niÑos

so we put out bourbon and ours and have a kentucky mary., of course, for those who don't want alcohol, you can have an alcohol free version. just drink the mix , and you have the traditional zing zang original mix there, but i'm going to take a little bit of ounce and a half of good kentucky bourbon. it has a really nice taste to it. and then i'm gonna add about four ounces of the zing zang blazing because i do like spice. kentucky mary kentucky, married made with bourbon instead of vodka, but it's delicious and it has a lot of flavor to it. courses. kentucky derby salas. garnish everything with a little mint garnish a little sipping straw there. and boom. here it is. brunch is off to the races. cheers but tell us about the most expensive bloody mary heading to the kentucky derby. you happen to be in louisville. if the derby there's a place called watch hill proper, it's the world's largest american whiskey bar, and they have a bloody mary with zing zing for $1149. and it also comes with a nice flight of very rare bourbons on the side, so i

and now i will show you a very ancient mari temple.es, in the republic of mari el, many profess the traditional religion of their ancestors. if you are now prepared to see an old building, then it was not there. so they came and there is a temple, that is, a sacred grove. our grove has not been specially planted for many, many hundreds of years. they were chosen by our elders, and usually they are on a hill, near villages. well, or at the sacred groves near the river, you can’t pick flowers, break branches, chop down villages. nagy, and here i am, ah, people always come, uh, with pets. yes, from this, why do you say that the offering is like this, we thank our gods, this is definitely the bread of the group, and every family was also trying to bring what is on the farm, they tried to eradicate this tradition for many centuries. uh-huh forbidden with this is the movement of maurices, if not for our traditional religion. i think that maybe even our people would not be so united strong. how did you manage to defend your religion. your fai

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mary her handwriting.oud of is her advocating for diabetes research mary was diagnosed with type one diabetes in her early 30s. >> through all her effort to help find cures, mary was suffering from complications, which she kind of held in the background. >> reporter: but the diagnosis wasn't her only challenge. she struggled with alcoholism and suffered a devastating loss, her only son ritchie died at 24 years old. she faced a lot of pain in her life how did she get through that >> she always believed that you push through you have to keep progressing because we all face challenges in our lives one of her key items was her resilience >> reporter: she struggled with loss of vision due to her own diabetes, so he started the mary tyler moore vision initiative that works to help with vision loss and honors the hollywood icon. >> thank you for being with me. >> reporter: robert's greatest act of kindness for his beloved life. >> she's with me every day the pain of her life is unreconcilable i try to honor her i

but if you simply praise the services the father marie dominique don't tell me. it's almost after the death of it's spiritual, laid out a few of the victims of the community of central and finally to, to speak out. but it took another decade from roman catholic, traditional authorities, and then only internally to conceit, the many cases of abuse in the community. the, in a confidential document from june 2016. the congregation of the adoption of the science described the crimes of marie dominique as follows. the several with statements were submitted to church authorities. they revealed on chastity and his emotional and sexual life with serious offences persistently involving new women who were subordinates to him. this misconduct also manifested itself in the deplorable scandalous behavior of many of the brothers of faith. in some cases and pete ophelia, but also in the sexual abuse of the many young women for whom they were responsible, [000:00:00;00] the he who confessed as a sin will be forgiven. a catholic traditional associates, the case was closed. none o

joining us now, kate, the mother of 15-year-old mary walton and the attorney representing mary.daughter doing? does she want to stay at the school? what's your reaction to this? >> mary does get to return to school tomorrow and she does intend to return. i think that the amount of attention that things have gotten, that was an unexpected turn for her. and i think that she, she would prefer things to be a little quieter. but she does intend to return and i'm proud of her for doing that. >> she is something of a whistleblower, but natalie, the school argues phones are not allowed in classrooms and this is just a matter of her breaking the rules. we should note the teacher was initially put on administrative leave then resigned. what's your argument about why mary shouldn't be punished given the fact that the school says well, she did break the rules. >> sometimes you need to break the rules for what's right and this rule does not have an, well, one, it's inappropriate use is their rule. but this would be appropriate use for video. and when there is misconduct or illegal activity o

and i said, i think mother teresa, the most mary like person since mary, that she was virgin and mother to, a world that needed a mother her compassion, her love, tenderness. you, i think, to really appreciate my mother, you have to place her in a historical context because it's because she left her home at age 18, said goodbye to her mother at a train station she never saw her mother again went off to the loreto. first by train, then by ship, and arrives in january 1929. a couple of years of formation, takes her vows and then is teaching at the loreto compound in a walled area for the some of the privileged kids, calcutta, and then some of the poor bengali kids that were at the school and she was for 15 years history and geography other and of course india then becomes. involved in world war two. in 1939, the viceroy declares war on india's behalf without consulting the indians. this led to much gandhi and others oppose this. gandhi was arrested in 1942 because of his opposition. well, a lot of the sisters left calcutta as the war started to come closer to india and mother was there on

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also joining us are two of mary's uncles and three of mary's cousins, all graduates of west point. mary, as it turns out, you have convened a family reunion here today. also graduating today are cadets aaron hall and claire dort ski. [laughter] with the popular chan -- cheering fan group. four years ago as a united states senator, it was my great honor to --four -- it is my honor to watch them to complete this journey. two the class of 2023, and to all the cadets here today, you stand on the broad shoulders of generations of americans who have worn the uniform, including many barrier breakers and for a blazers. -- and trailblazers. use elevate the 70 fifth anniversary of integration of women in the military --you celebrate the 75th anniversary of integration of women in the military and the desegregation of the military. [applause] cadets since your first day on campus, the world has drastically changed. a once in a century global pandemic took millions of lives and disrupted life for billions more. america ended our longest war. russia launched the first major ground war in europe

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edwards told a friend that mary todd could make a bishop forget his prayers. [laughter] >> mary writes about, sheng says later in my coat or in springfield there many bows including steven douglas. but he was dead and i do not see mary, a wake at marrying a democrat bright side that's the ultimate statement. not merit lincoln. listing the last question. >> i learned today democrats picked up 28 house seats in 1962. was that enough to make a difference in the passage of any legislation? quickly lost absolute reviewer. there were many have voted republican. like barney sanders for they stayed. it did not erase the voting power. >> in addition to 28 and it does have an effect for there's also data that suggests that overall the party moved more moderates. even among people who remain democrats you've got a moving target. got a war that is in progress separate got new legislation to win the war. >> and think the republicans actually gained one or two seats in thedi senate. it is not dissimilar from 2020. it is also -- democrats one illinois, new york. excedrin two

oh, no, no. >> marie: yes, yes they did.orry, like did we sleep through the eight years of obama where conservative media said the most awful racist sexist things about michelle obama? i don't think any of this should be said. i think women in politics especially spouses are held to a standard that is sexist and unfair and not fair game on either side, but i live through an administration that i worked and where michelle obama was subject to horrific things about her. >> kayleigh: let's compare apples and apples here, this is politico, same outlet, lady macbeth, same comparison, here's what they had to say, th lady me the attacks on joe biden and john fetterman's life have mostly been attacks on the candidates, then a reinforcement of traditional gender roles, they go on, same ally, sing comparison, but the defend the democrat first ladies. >> harris: i wish we let the rest play, the idea that a woman being ambitious, because i was part of that as well is worth taking a peek out. if you were alongside your spouse and they ar

mari el consistently and successfully. and we, within the framework of the federation council , within the framework of the council on interethnic relations , will definitely continue to work, because in order to help update the strategy itself and solve all the tasks set by it. thank you for your attention. and where did you say these kindnesses of the last prague were going to pay them enough money so that they could let the beer sales go on there, in my opinion, experts say there. a large set of female sex hormones is released by the men gathering there and they abuse this light alcohol. we are quite satisfied with the money run out. you can even give them some more, but uh prague - this is the city where the oldest european university is located, but it seems these are people who do not want to learn anything, because uh, they want and consider it possible to teach everyone else, but not very much yet they get it. here please, tishkov varya alexandrovich scientific advice deeply, dear vadim vladimirovich and respected

so mary limbo the total is known as finishing adult. you'll see says that the book, the typical university going to go to on she's writing about priests sexually abusing nuns in west african countries. know via credit. if you see a lot of the, these nuns have a very difficult life of suffering. so i should say say that they've been destroyed unethical, totally devastated long as they have horrible feelings of guilt. and so i believe that that event for some service because of the trust because of the abuse, it's a i'm but also to, to the knowledge that life has been destroyed within me. they treat they carry an extinguished life within the event at 10. okay. the a few weeks slice of the pope held a general audience in which he harshly condemned late people who had abortions. he felt they were inexcusable. the like, i think, se d o g a did the got the queen up at all. today's catechism is dedicated to the 5th commandment. thou shalt not kill it. you can say that all evil in the world goes back to this disregard for life. a contrary appro

the father marie dominique died in 2006, one year off to the death of john paul. the 2nd at the funeral of the founder of the community of sin showing the new pontiff benedict the 16th. and the bishop of the home cotton, the above. oh, on it the memory of a holy man such sit there and will you please, you'll know pete was as some of you had said, an intense family reunion and upon the death of the founding father, all this on the phone that to give a call. he also the central and a normal screen was hung up in the square in front of the cathedral and the on the bus you have st. john's cathedral was full. it'll get definitely me. i just told you this today was also very unusual. all sorts of politicians where there is also in the email, send you all about the home in his sermon cardinal. but if you simply praise the services the father marie dominic, don't take that money. it's almost off to the death of its spiritual leader. a few of the victims of the community of central and finally to, to speak house. but it took another decade from roman catholic, traditional

also joining us are two of mary's uncles and three of mary's cousins all graduates of west point. so, mary, as it turns out, you have convened a family reunion here today. [laughter] also graduating today are cadets aaron hall and claire dworsky. [applause] with a popular cheering fan group right over there. [laughter] four years ago, as a united states senator, it was my great honor to nominate them for admission to this academy. and today, as a point of personal privilege, it is my proud honor to watch them complete this journey. so, to the class of 2023 and to all the cadets here today: you stand on the broad shoulders of generations of americans who have worn the uniform, including many barrier breakers and trailblazer. in fact, this year, you celebrate the 75th anniversary of the integration of women in the military, as well as the desegregation of our military. [applause] these milestones are a ma- a reminder of a fundamental truth: our military is strongest when it fully reflects the people of america. each and every day, america's service members demonstrate extraordinary

anna-marie: exactly.have heard about tesla sparking this price war, but companies have been approaching this in different ways. while tesla has been making price cuts and others are following, vw, bmw, renault, which we have heard about previously have stayed strongly to a value over volume pricing strategy. they are sticking to that for the moment. the question is how much longer they can do that if we see the supply/demand balance shift through the rest of the year. certainly, as christoph was saying, we expect the more premium brands like bmw and ferrari to stick to that pricing strategy. guy: these are big, global brands, have exposure to the united states, europe, china. how different are those regions when it comes to that supply/demand balance? anna-marie: we are seeing differences. for example, we have seen more price cuts in the u.s. than we have in europe. i think demand is still strong in europe. we also have a different dynamic in the u.s. at the moment with the impact of the ira, what that me

professor mary gallagher, thank you so - within china. professor mary.professor mary - gallagher, thank you so much for joining us on newsday today. the bbc understands that prime minister rishi sunak will talk to his ethics adviser on monday about the home secretary's handling of a motoring offence. suella braverman consulted civil servants after getting a speeding ticket last summer. she then asked her political adviser whether they could arrange for her to do the speed awareness course on her own. our political correspondent ben wright reports. when a prime minister strides the world stage, it's always the questions about a rumpus back home that seem to irritate. at the end of the g7 summit injapan, rishi sunak seemed annoyed by this. do you have full confidence in suella braverman? - did you have any questions about the summit? others will, i think. well, chris, i don't know the full details of what has happened, nor have i spoken to the home secretary. i think you can see first—hand what i have been doing over the last day or so. but i understand th

mary the finish line at the end. >> you could say she was born running.er parents won marathons, her brother won the dempsey race -- dipsea race twice. she had to get these especially deed is that cost her family $300. mary etta: i started running when i was five years old, so for me, running it was not too much of a challenge. iran plenty of pills, training to prepare for it. liz the reckitt -- decades, women were not allowed to compete in it. mary etta had to put on a disguise and enter using her initials, so people did not know she was a girl. mary etta: we were not allowed to run in the dipsea, but we got away with it. liz: she went on to win beta breakers three consecutive times and was featured on the cover of "runner's world" in 1974. look at you with the pigtails. mary etta: it keeps all the hair out of your face so you can concentrate on just going forward. liz: 50 years later, now 60, mary etta says she still runs at six miles a day. mary etta: it is tufted i have 168,000 miles on my legs, which is probably a lot more than most people's car. liz

and you want to tell me your home or use the virgin mary and person in self. i was a shame that was the front of us. your model was jay, on the number that i don't know how many has been raped and not become pregnant. it said about $32.00 of the $59.00 in our order had to portions after being sexually abused by a priest. now what the findings, instinct on fence and monday they just think he's got to meet our family. catholic church condemns abortions of, of them all. and objects them because of the culture of like, oh, cool, that a congregation would demand a non get, an abortion is in my eyes and abomination. sit on, put them all on on the fire sides shabby. it's completely contrary to what the congregation and the church represents that the phone is sick or i don't know what kind of thinking is behind something like that, and the match priests on the old continents of long pressured, the victims to terminate the lives. the crimes have spoiled marie paul ross was a missionary before she became a psycho therapist. the she began as a nurse for the sisters of th

can receive mary trinity news agency.important stage of the introductory campaign took place today, school graduates, countrywide. passed the second centralized exam to check knowledge in the core subject. its graduates chose the doors themselves . 144 places across the country were opened to applicants. higher secondary and secondary specialized educational institutions were back to transparency. and most importantly, the fairness of entrance examinations was monitored by a special commission for control in four regions across the country, as the minister of education noted. andrei ivanets recorded single violations for cheating from exams and removed seven betents. i would like to point out that in many respects these are excellent students. er, that's why it's about what, unfortunately, probably said, the excitement of wanting to pass the exam very well, because we've already done an analysis of the annual grades. these guys from a family of six had e 9 points. this suggests that the guys are excellent students, probab

anne-marie, among them, a 1-year-old baby. that child is said to be in stable condition. >> just terrible. cristian benavides in hollywood. thank you very much. >>> well, lawmakers are expected to return to washington today from the holiday weekend with a looming deadline to pass the tentative deal to raise the debt ceiling. president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy are trying to convince house members to sign on before congress runs out of money to pay its bills next week. some republicans are concerned it doesn't cut future deficits enough while progressive democrats are concerned about proposed work guidelines for aid programs. a vote in the full house could happen as early as tomorrow. >>> and president biden spent part of his memorial day honoring american's fallen military heroes. he was joined by vice president kamala harris and defense secretary lloyd austin yesterday for a wreath-laying ceremony at arlington cemetery yesterday. mr. biden said americans must never forget the price paid by troops who dared all an

and i don't say that lightly. >> dave: so let's get right to mary bruce live at the white house and maryaker mccarthy telling reporters and you said there we'll get this done but we learned through the course of the day behind closed doors he told republicans they're nowhere near a deal. how do you reconcile this? where do things stand. >> negotiators met today only about two hours and have no plans to continue talks tonight. both sides insist they can still get this done but they're being very tight-lipped about the specifics of these negotiations and tonight there is no sign that they are getting close to a deal. david. >> dave: mary bruce again tonight. mary thanks as always >> we're going to turn next here to the deadly storms already hitting texas. the threat of more damaging winds, large hail and isolated tornados in parts of the south this evening and a flood watch now for alabama, florida, and georgia. and then, of course, the storms on the move right up the east coast for the memorial day weekend so let's get right to our chief meteorologist ginger see who is with us as always.

i'm here for the mary dillon turnaround, so i'll stay here, sad for a while. i think that we'll see next quarter how it goes. i think this is a combination read into the weakness of foot locker, the too much invenntory of foot locker and more broad discretionary spending being hindered. >> when you think about when they last gave guidance, march, things got worse between then and now, and then you start worrying about the consumer overall, foot locker specifically, but also more broadly in term of that sort of cadence to the quarter. >> i agree by the way, before the end of the show i want to do a would you rather on wilson versus phillips. >> are they two people >> they're three people, actually. >> if you can name the famous parents -- >> brian wilson. >> the famous other story in foot locker is nike. if you think about what foot locker i think really has to overcome is that nike relationship 70% of sales has to move karen's issues -- the inventory didn't get that much better. it went from 30% last quarter to 28% quarter, and then on a relative basis in this

david. >> dav>> david: mary bruce again tonight. mary, thanks as always.are going to turn next to the deadly storms already hitting texas, the threat of more damaging winds, large hail and isolated tornadoes and parts of the southeast this evening in a flood watch now for alabama, florida, georgia and then of course the storms on the move right at the east coast for the memorial day weekend so let's get right to our chief meteorologist ginger zee, who was with us as always. hey, ginger. >> hey, david pettit loosed two people have been killed just north of houston and conroe, texas, and was a construction site to constructions workers working on a home that collapsed in a thunderstorm. nine other people injured and north of there in huntsville two. there are trees everywhere and that's just from one term that was sinking from north to south. we are watching this other area where there is severe thunderstorm watch in the panhandle of texas that slavic plainview amarillo you can see it's one of the cells there on the west part, that's looking ugly. i want to

we're back with mary, michael, and neal.teele, the beginning, i asked mary about the two prongs. it would seem that's a great answer if you're defending against allegations that the material was not indeed safe. but the truth is only donald trump would have had clearance. nobody else should have been able to access them. and if he's not the guy that went in and moved them, the better answer on the obstruction prong is like, oh, all manner of people were in and out of that room, it wasn't trump. what she says right there is that very controlled in and out, trump would have had -- i mean, they can't answer any questions on either half of this without incriminaing their client, donald trump, on the other side. >> and that's always been the problem. we saw it play out politically with republicans in washington. we see it play out in the various investigations and impeachments with trump lawyers. they're always trying to cover -- it's the worst game of whack-a-mole ever because you're always trying to cover the hole before someth

mary mccord, please hang back, if you can.g story coming up that i would love to get your thoughts on. when we come back, yet another story tonight involving secret money being funneled to both ginni and clarence thomas. and no, this is not the story you were led to this morning. it is new. stay with us. but right up next, new details in the mar-a-lago classified documents investigation. there are reports of a inside a cooperating witness. there are alleged gaps in the security footage, and now prosecutors are asking questions about trump's relation to a new saudi financed golf league. all of that is coming up next. the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. and it could strike at any time. think you're not at risk? wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. so, you found the no7 then... it's amazing! hydrates better than the expensive stuff i don't live here, so i'm taking this and whatever's in the back. it's alr

mary mccord, we have to leave it there. around for double duty tonight. i sincerely appreciate it. >> no problem. >> coming up, we are going to bring you not one but two bombshell stories today about payments benefiting justice clarence thomas and his conservative activist wife. it is all happening, all the time, everywhere, all at once. and that's up next. d that's up next feeling better? on top of the worlddddd!!! before advil. advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. when pain comes for you, come back fast with advil liqui-gels. (smelling) ew. gotta get rid of this. ♪tell me why♪ because it stinks. ♪tell me why♪ i don't know i've washed it so many times. ♪tell me why♪ no you tell me why i can't get rid of this odor? ♪have you tried downy rinse and refresh♪ it doesn't just cover up odors, it helps remove them 3x better than detergent alone. ♪yeaahh♪ guess the odor went bye bye. no, that's not us. sorry. rinse odor away with downy rinse and refresh. love you. have a good day, behave yourself. like she goes to work

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the commander of the camp went to a young black in her twenties named mary dines and asked mary to prepare a song sing for the president. and mary said her knees. she stumbled before the people. and her knees were trembling as she started to sing. nobody knows what trouble i see, but jesus. she said the thought of singing before the president nearly killed me. she sang the first verse on her own. and in the second verse, the other black refugees joined in. and she looked over at the president and saw that he was crying. and over the course of the singing, they sang several songs. she described how the black refugees began to sing and shell and yell. but she said that lincoln didn't laugh at them. and there's that sentiment again. we it in the letter from hannibal cox the beginning. and we see it we saw in a letter from hannibal cox at the beginning and we see it againes here in the recollection by mary times where these two african-americans o fm different life situations, one from maryland, one from virginia and further south, they both had a fear lincoln might laugh at them because their

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david quick. >> mary bruce with us ties welfare thank you mary.urn to the delete stepping california. davis in northern multiple stabbings. 2 people killed. including a computer science major days from graduating. tonight, the fbi joining the investigation. abc's will car in california tonight. >> tonight, residents in the north california college town on edge after series of stabbings. 2 of them fatal. the fbi assisting davis police to determine if 3 separate stabbings all in the past week are related. >> the attacks with knives were violent.arly brutal and >> the latest attack occurring overnight. police responded to a homeless >> woman calling 91 telling authorities she had been stabbed multiple times through her tent. she was hospitalized in critical condition. on saturday night, 20-year-old kareem abu marshall found in wounds.e park suffering stab books may have a medical doctor count this male subject who was gasping for air. he's pleading on his entire body. >> kareem computer science major in uc davis dying from his injuries. >> he was jus

" and "have you ever seen the rain" played 63 million times on the radio. ♪ proud mary keep on burningu didn't own the publishing rights and you would hear your songs on the radio, what was that like >> i think all those years, every time i would hear especially my voice, my recording on the radio and know that somebody else owned that and was almost laughing at me. >> reporter: the same was true for the use of his songs in movies did you have any say over "forrest gump"? >> no. >> reporter: "remember the titans"? >> no, none of them. >> reporter: "the big lebowski"? >> no, and i love all those movies, by the way. >> reporter: for years he refused to play the credence songs but at an impromptu performance with taj mahal, george harrison, and bob dylan, dylan said this - >> if you don't do "proud mary" everybody's going to think it's a tina turner song. and it was irrefutable logic. especially it's bob dylan telling me this. >> reporter: his wife spearheaded the return of the songs john calls his soul, erasing decades of anger. >> i get up in the morning, and all that's forgotten i'm a

thanks very much, marie moshiri. more from marie moshiri later.ould be released, and that arrest was illegal back on tuesday. so it really a full hour coming up on bbc news in a moment or two after the weather with chris fawkes. it has been another day of widespread heavy showers and thunderstorms, particularly focused across england and wales. as we can see on the radar and the lightning detector picture here. some of the storms today have been particularly slow moving raising the prospect of flash flooding and we have had a number of funnel clouds spotted. this particular one a beauty from the bedford area. looking at the weather picture overnight tonight, the showers fade away pretty quickly as we lose the heat of the day and we start to develop cooler north—easterly winds which will track a lot of cloud in from the north sea. probably thick enough for an occasional spot of drizzle and may be a few mist patches around as well. temperatures overnight generally around 6—9 c, and then tomorrow completely changing the weather picture crosses scotla

i'm anne-marie green. president biden is back in washington where he'll try to finalize a deal with republicans to avert a potentially catastrophic default on the national debt. mr. biden arrived back at the white house last night after the g7 summit in japan. he cut short his overseas trip to deal with the debt crisis. he'll meet with house speaker kevin mccarthy today as the june 1st deadline for raising the nation's debt limit approaches. jarred hill is in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the treasury secretary says june 1st is a hard deadline for when the country runs out of money to pay its bills. something that almost nobody wants. so the time, obviously, is of the essence. it was a weekend full of rocky staff negotiations in washington. at one point, republicans insisted talks were going backwards. now today president biden and speaker mccarthy are set to mee. president biden sounded optimistic last night while describing his phone call with house speake

mary, what do you think is going to happen?ary: they approved a vote today but all it does is signal to management that they are unhappy with the pace of things and they want an agreement sooner. we have a source that told us they expect the two sides to reach a tentative agreement by the end of this month and if that's true there certainly won't be an opportunity to strike by the american pilots. there is a fairly lengthy legal process unions have to go through before they are allowed to strike an american is not really close to that at this point time. i mentioned the fact that there have been notable revenue increases for the carriers. i would imagine the for the pilots it's been hard to ignore. right and the other issue is that they started contract negotiations before the pandemic. american started in early 2019. so they have bedding death -- they have been getting back to negotiating for quite a while now. ready to reach agreements, but they are seeking to really recoup money over the entire pandemic and we are still seei

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