rachel ellsworth bur and michel martin, who. friendly amendment, a host of morning edition sorry. thank you. friendly amendment. a ho of morning edition there are four of us. do not get me in trouble whei go back to work on monday. weome and welcome home, neighbor. it's nice to have you back in back in d.c.. quite a journey. you know,hen. well, how many of you read her original new york times piece in 2016? i kn 's been a while. do you remember? ok. so do you ever wonder when somebody write. so it's particularly a deeply repoed article and then a book comes out if there's more to say, do you ev like? is there really more to say? i can assert th there is. and i was wondering whyou understood it or when you understood that there waso muchore to say. what was it after the first piece which was so impactful and so deeply reported and shocking to some that made you understand that there was much more to say? well, it's so cool to be sitting alongside you ando see you for so many years. so i think it might be useful talk a little bit about how i even came to this story and it arted in 2

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martin has more. >> every living first lady from melania trump to michele obama to hillary clinton and laura bush were all in attendance to honor their fellow first lady. >> because of rosalynn carter, millions of lives are better off. what a gift. philanthropists, political strategists, mother and devoted wife of 77 years tuesday, president and first lady's from years past gathered in georgia to honor the life of former first lady rosalynn carter. she was born. >> just a few years after women got the right to vote. but she was made for these long journey missus. carter passed away last week at the age of 90 her husband, 99 year-old former president jimmy carter, who's been in hospice care since february, made 140 mile journey to say his final goodbye family describe missus. carter as a humble woman devoted to service. she had met kings and queens presidents, others and authority. she said the people that she met the most comfortable with. and the people she enjoyed being with the most with those that lived absolute abject poverty. a love letter written from her husband. 75 years ago. it was recited d

martin has more on the services. >> every living first lady from melania trump to michele obama to hillary clinton and laura bush were all in attendance to honor their fellow first lady. >> because of rosalynn carter, millions of lives are better off. what a gift. philanthropists, political strategists, mother and devoted wife of 77 years tuesday, president and first lady's from years past gathered in georgia to honor the life of former first lady rosalynn carter. she was born. >> just a few years after women got the right to vote. but she was made for these long journey missus. carter passed away last week at the age of 90 thick, her husband, 99 year-old former president jimmy carter, who's been in hospice care since february, made 140 mile journey to say his final goodbye family describe missus. carter as a humble woman devoted to service. she had met kings and queens presidents, others and authority. she said the people that she met the most comfortable with. and the people she enjoyed being with the most with those that lived in absolute abject poverty. a love letter written from her husband 75 years ago was reci

michelle alexander, the remarkable author and lawyer. a leading palestinian-american scholar of arab studies at columbia university and others. you being at union theological, dr. martint their king is down for that speech that he gave across the street at riverside church but started at riverside theological. so many people came he had to go a cost for it. it can you talk about this difficulty in speaking out? just last week was to the vietnamese-american pulitzer prize-winning author who was on a book tour for his latest memoir and the 92nd street y canceled his conversation about his memoir because he had signed on to a letter -- i think it was signed by 750 other people -- calling for a cease-fire. the u.n. secretary-general has called her gaza cease-fire. can you talk about what it means to break the sound barrier? and if you're nervous about coming out and speaking about gaza, about the west bank -- even going to begin with knowing what you would feel responsible for doing what you came out? close i was not just nervous, i was afraid. i hear people talk all the time about how fearlessness is a necessary quality. i have never had that. [laughter] i have never had

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michelle tonight . tonight. >> just for one hour >> martin just for one hour while off something while she's off doing somethingshow to talk at the end of this show to talk about on your well about what's on your menu. well we going be looking at we are going to be looking at starting these hostages and starting with these hostages and this swap today, these stunning pictures . pictures. >> if you're just coming in the door want to door from work, then you want to stick to watch this. stick around to watch this. and there are various groups establishing themselves here in the uk now, calling for peace vigils on all sides, which we haven't really seen. we've seen so much division. yeah and so we're just talking about whether is remotely possible at the is that remotely possible at the moment, feel incredibly moment, tensions feel incredibly high, which is going to lead us on events ireland on to events in ireland yesterday. obviously the awful stabbing that happened during michelle's show yesterday evening and we just want to know why the reaction was such i'm going to be contemplating what is it about those peo

martin joins us live with more on the service. good afternoon, rick. out. >> grant that afternoon. will this was definitely a bipartisan affair. every single livingtfirst lady was in attendance from melania trump and michelle obama to laura bush and hillary clinton. they were all front and center the pay their respect to their fellow first lady. >> because of rosalynn carter, millions of lives are better off. what a gift. philanthropists, political strategists, mother and devoted wife of 77 years tuesday, president and first lady's from years past gathered in georgia to honor the life of former first lady rosalynn carter. she was born. >> just a few years after women got the right to vote. but she was made for these long journey missus. carter passed away last week at the age of 90 thick, her husband, 99 year-old former president jimmy carter, who's been in hospice care since february, made 140 mile journey to say his final goodbye family describe missus. carter as a humble woman devoted to service. she had met kings and queens presidents, others and authority. she said the people that she met the most comfortable with. and the people she enjoyed being with the most with those that lived absolute abject po

martin a pleasure. >> cheers, mate. by another legend, come legend, michelle dewberry come into an into view. coming up. whi have. and i was listening >> i have. and i was listening to that with real interest. you were saying about kangaroo testicles and the rest of it testicles and all the rest of it for £15 million or whatever it is. i mean, i was going to say something. i probably can't say it t time, but i mean, you wouldn't be picky, would you, about what you're and about what you're eating and what that kind what you wouldn't for that kind of for that. of fee. no, for that. >> i think a lot of people >> so i think a lot of people would like nigel to be eating that sort of stuff. and that's why, despite fact they're why, despite the fact they're saying to boycott saying they're going to boycott the don't they will. >> no, of course they won't boycott the show. they'll be absolutely beside themselves at the he's to the prospect that he's going to have gone whatever it all have gone or whatever it is all over face. they'll be over his face. they'll be lapping itv will make lapping it up. i

martin dalby in for patrick christys. i'm here for patrick christys. i'm here for the rest of the week, but from until from onwards, from now until from six onwards, it's michellee'll be further showers or longer spells rain come through spells of rain to come through the next few days, but eastern parts be driest parts will always be driest because moment there's because at the moment there's low over north—west low pressure over north—west scotland and around this scotland and it's around this low that we're bringing our winds. coming from winds. so they're coming from the northwest, which is the west and northwest, which is why are why it's western areas which are always going to see the heaviest, most frequent showers, could some rumbles of could see some rumbles of thunder as we go through this evening overnight, always thunder as we go through this evenirtowards vernight, always thunder as we go through this evenirtowards the ight, always thunder as we go through this evenirtowards the east, always thunder as we go through this evenirtowards the east, clear; driest towards the east, clear skies likely here across parts of north—east scotland could see som