middleton. hello, bud. hello, mrs. harrison. how are you, mr. middleton? shouldn't leave their valuables lying around. i found this on the whole table. >> don't you -- >> let go of my arms. >> i can't hold it much longer. he's a wild man when he gets going. >> sakes alive, who just -- >> i think you scared him. he didn't even wait. >> you would -- what do you mean by carrying a gun? >> a gun. i don't even own a gun. it is that bright sun of yours. >> i will have you know, tom middleton, he is just as much your son as mine. >> the guest of honor has departed. what do you want to do? >> what are we going to do. you ask what we are going to do. >> i mean afterwards. >> i know what mother and i are going to do. we are going to take our shoes off and listen to the radio. >> can't you listen to it with them on? >> we are going to look for a silver lining. >> just 46 years ago this month i was doing the same thing, watching the lights of her world's fair. >> that was the first american fair lighted by electricity. >> jim's company -- >> we have come a long way si

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bob middleton.ges. you have all your family with you according to your letter so you will it to a pal of yours civic now i don't know how much of a pal he is if i get back and see if he is dating my girlfriend. >> he gets half of the money. >> that's okay what i can share. >> what we do with your prize money? >> i'm going shopping. >> you wrote a mighty interesting letter to describe how it would look without the electrical contributions of westinghouse and folks i will spare the details if it wasn't for these westinghouse engineers. >> i don't think there would be any fair. >> very much to the point. [applause] but i believe first of all to have that verdict ready and my right. >> yes i have it here. >> who was the lucky winner? >> mr. bob middleton. >> electricity here i come. the more i see new york city the bigger it gets. >> . >> and what if they have any new ones. >> we might be wrong. >> you can search the city actually the perfect copy i would be very honest with you but you can have that fo

prince william and kate middleton fly commercial on their first trip to america in eight years. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. tonight, residents across the south are picking up the pieces after line of deadly storms swept across three states. a mother and son died in their own home when a tree fell overnight. the damage is devastating. homes and buildings were left in ruins. entire neighborhoods have been leveled with buildings ripped from teir foundations and trees toppled by the high winds. heavy machinery is being brought in to help clear the debris, and power still out to thousands of customers. there were reports of more than two dozen tornadoes througout alabama, louisiana and mississippi. so far, at least seven have been confirmed. and in alabama, the montgomery county sheriff's office described the damage in the flatwood community as total destruction. that's where cbs' manuel bojorquez will start us off tonight. ing good evening, manue

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but language like that, and the way that it was reported worried liz middleton: there were other concerns of those left wondering about the environmental impact of the bbc�*s coverage: the bbc�*s climate editor justin rowlatt has, in the past, defended on this programme the need he sees to travel and take flights in the course of reporting on the environment. but he was also the subject of another complaint this week, regarding his appearance on air. this is the main conference hall where the leaders speak and as you walk around this truly vast convention centre, you get an idea of the range of issues under discussion.

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england head coach simon middleton says he thinks he won't "ever get over" losing the women's rugby worldaland for the second time in a row. he's been in charge for both. having taken the red roses into yesterday's game in auckland on a 30 game winning streak and number one in the world rankings. and that's why the chief executive of the rfu bill sweeney sez there are benefits that will live beyond the tournament sport can be really cruel. i think the match turns on a moment and we saw that lesson. we at it was incredible and we would love to be going home with the world cup now and be victorious with the world cup against world champions and that would've been absolutely sensational. i think the players deserved it for anything be done within done within done for the women's game. sometimes, it is not to be. we have three years ago for 25 and it will not change or view on investing. we think a strong and thriving women's games such a script for the women's game but great for the game overall we will not be deterred from that.— the game overall we will not be deterred from that. there is

. >>> today prince william and kate middleton will i arrive in the u.s.d to boston to celebrate environmental innovators alongside a-list celebrities. you can bet that's true. the report from boston is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ to all of the queens who are fighting alone -- ♪ baby, not dancing on your own ♪ ashley: you are taking a look at boston. that's where prince william and kate middleton are headed right now. cloudy, gray skies. they'll feel right at home. they're going to be in town, by the i way, for the next three days for the earth shop prize awards, apparently. molly line, is this visit all about saving the planet? >> reporter: absolutely. the late queen elizabeth came here in 1976, today it is her grand son -- her grandson and his wife, prince and princess of wales will be making their stop here in boston and the surrounding area. it is all part of the festivities leading up to the earth shot prize. founded by prince william in 2020 and focused on environmental solutions to, in his words, repair, restore and rejuvenate the planet in this current decade, the

this afternoon, we caught up with jared middleton, doing just that. >> it is ridiculous not to believe that it is real and dangerous, and the only way to get rid of it is to follow the protocol. >> doctors know you have heard this one before but they are still saying it, especially now. if you are feeling sick, stay home, and take extra caution during the holidays if you are in a high risk group. >>> now to palo alto, where monday has become the new friday for some restaurant in downtown areas. that is thanks in part to something missing before the pandemic. live music. max darrell has the story of one musician who has found new purpose. >> reporter: this is what passion looks and feels like. and this is my company she mike the gnu c , doing what he loves. >> up until the pandemic, he was a touring musician. now, his low-key set up on palo alto avenue is his main stage, where you will find him monday and thursday nights but he does not take a second for granted. >> this is a big difference in my life and career. >> reporter: when cove it struck me he lost 60 gigs overnight. he wondered

you know kate middleton, by the way, used to date one of our former colleagues before she got married. >> good to know. >> did you know that didn't know that i'm sure he appreciates you just shared that. >> i think it's public all over the internet thing random but interesting ahead on "power lunch," the consumer conundrum some signs pointing to a relatively healthy consumer but at the same time more red flags as well, seema >> that's right. plus today's working lunch we will hear from the head of amazon's aws business about the future of cloud and the business opportunity there. "power lunch" will be right back at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will work with you on a comprehensive wealth plan across your full financial picture. a plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. this is the planning effect. lily! welcome to our third bark-ery. oh, i can tell business is going through the “woof”. but seriously we need a reliable way to help keep everyone connected from wherever we go. well at at&t we'll help you find the right wireless plan f

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prince william and kate middleton will spend three days in boston.his will be their first trip to the u.s. in eight years. their itinerary includes meeting caroline kennedy and visiting harvard young diversity. they will attend the second annual award ceremony for the earth shot prize, an initiative will you launched in 20 to create solutions for environmental problems. ama:'tis the season to give, especially on giving tuesday. there is time to help a north bay nonprofit make the holidays sparkle. the sparkle foundation received over 150 nominations for their single mothers holiday gift drive, the most nominations ever received. the nonprofit is on a deadline to collect gifts for the drive in which 58 bay area families will benefit. the founder and executive director tells us what they look for when selecting families. >> we seek to assist the woman who is working, has a roof over her head, but there's no extra for christmas. we can come in and plug that hole. ama: the foundation is asking for donations and money or volunteer time. wrapping gifts and

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and of course fence said yes indeed president kennedy did tape and harry middleton said the same thing about the johnson teams. so now we were off to the races these two other presidents taped. who else did? and that leaves us back to franklin roosevelt who began the regime of surreptitious presidential taping other presidents have have taped their materials and we can go and into the into the future and fast forward to bill clinton and barack obama who taped their conversations largely with journalists so that they knew exactly what was said if they needed to to consult in the future. but the practice of taping their conversations in secret without anybody else in the room knowing that they were being taped whether those were cabinet officials presidential aids and again private individuals were coming into the white house that began with with franklin roosevelt. now roosevelt's only taped about eight hours of material the miller center in fact beginning in july is going to begin a project on the roosevelt takes and it should be very exciting. we'll be able to finish that up over the

prince william and kate middleton will spend three days in boston. this will be their first trip to the u.s. in eight years. their itinerary includes meeting caroline kennedy and visiting harvard young diversity. they will attend the second annual award ceremony for the earth shot prize, an initiative will you launched in 20 to create solutions for environmental problems. ama:'tis the season to give, especially on giving tuesday. there is time to help a north bay nonprofit make the holidays sparkle. the sparkle foundation received over 150 nominations for their single mothers holiday gift drive, the most nominations ever received. the nonprofit is on a deadline to collect gifts for the drive in which 58 bay area families will benefit. the founder and executive director tells us what they look for when selecting families. >> we seek to assist the woman who is working, has a roof over her head, but there's no extra for christmas. we can come in and plug that hole. ama: the foundation is asking for donations and money or volunteer time. wrapping gifts a

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further on reynolds, that's what must be offset that i some of in nova, i'm with lieutenant as miss middleton malls. k. the company supports carbon offset projects to protect the environment in the alps. and in china, this, along with the reduction measures that they've implemented, has led to them being classified as having 0 emissions and, and them the label climate neutral. climate partners own climate neutral labels come with individual id numbers. the idea is to give customers the chance to find out more about the climate neutral project. must go to the market. what has been done? what measures have already been taken to avoid emissions for our c, o 2 emissions offset what projects are being supported? husband on the idea as maximum transparency and these are the steps that are repeated over and over again. he to see, to see every year how far you have advanced, how much you have reduced, and what you have avoided. what needs to be offset against what your competitor participating in seo to offset schemes abroad, like solar parks or wind farms is another potential problem. under the 2015

wales was greeted with yellow flowers in the ukrainian community center in the british rating kate middleton talked with refugee families, paid special attention to children together with they took part in a monthly master class where children learned how to find friends and learn to convey their emotions through creativity. in addition, the princess added that the royal fund will continue to support the strategy of the foundation of the first lady of ukraine olena zelenska for this hour, this is all the news, read more on our website espresso .tv a summary of the main points on our telegram channel news espresso.tv the most interesting information and videos on our youtube channel espresso.tv subscribe like us write comments always be with a ukrainian view of the world my colleagues andriy saichuk and lesya vakulyuk are ready to continue the information broadcast espresso in a few moments stay with us we will listen to people suffering from rheumatism but arthritic is impossible to get used to it it does not allow to move i tried everything and at the pharmacy i bought yellow cream dolgit,

last night, kate middleton attended king charles first state banquet, and she was wearing one of princessamonds and pearls. it's called the lover's knot tiara, and, as you can see, both princesses wore it so well, i love that side by side. beautiful okay. next game show history on jeopardy. schneider won the tournament of champions. ian's this week. making her the first openly transgender contestant to take home the jeopardy crown. a huge congrats schneider spoke to abc s lindsey davis last night and had some advice for future contestants. one is, you know, watch the show and go through all the questions. you know, a lot of it is about deciphering the weird syntax they use and getting to learn the kind of hints that they do. um and beyond just knowledge, and i think the other thing is really prepare yourself psychologically. she claimed her $250,000 prize and finally a moose on the loose in a basement . authorities in alaska had to come to the rescue. they sell. it fell through a window while trying to eat something, so they sedated the animal, which weighed £500. and then they used a tar

the middletons were also occupants of lake and wrote a letter of s i ask you to read that letter and describe the conditions they had to ensure under the tenancy of mr. germano. i think this construction experience further evidences haze callous disregard for the comfort of his tenants and his inability to have the compassion to let people live peaceably so please read that letter and all the letters of support. there's been no tangible effort to mitigate all of the effects of this job which far exceeds the scope of the permits that were issued, far exceeds, and there should be some penalty for that so what we want and we don't know it's only going to take one more week to complete this project. we don't know. the landlord has not been as forthright as he could be and we don't know if his estimate is correct. if it proves to be incorrect what remedy do we have? we will have to go through this again and by that time the work might be done but could be three, four, five, six more weeks, so i had a lot to say, a lot written. i'm going to skip all of that but i would really appreciate th

we have case middleton. this was the case i dreamt told when i was in law school to represent the week against the mighty. this is step tried to let him know his in here at south it's flattened out. problem with the had a platinum, this is your city o f. that book the place where bo laden's waste was kept until 1998 when she lane authorities instructed promo to move the waste about a kilometer away. sedans. coming back for 14 years before that, the sludge was located next to a residential area, volta, exlon, matador nellikka. if you or the people he is say that by that time, toxic dust had spread across the entire area. say that if they had on how to study it, it's your middle that a thank you for how the full problem still existed. yeah, i saw the live before we were talking about when the waste was moved in 1988 when it arrived here in 1995 before the waste is still here. it's unbelievable when you watch your film, in fact, it's hard to grasp how close the hoses actually are the who now and nobody there kn

it's your other groups and you are using this as it gets middleton go. now you actually mentioned that the british angle before to let, let's, let's bring again, let's bring in a couple to golly, a you've had enough about say, for the moment i want to bring in gaba here, to actually respond to what mr. took over said. ah, that you know, you beat the ruined has been disingenuous. i mean pull tagami has tweeted on monday that he's wants to hold as a discussions with the un security un secretary general antonio terrace. he too, wants to discuss the ongoing, arise intentions about to deescalate tensions. he says, what should we read that into this conversation between the secretary general and the president in kigali? many, both of you said one of them are, as you can see, my goal is, is trying to sanitize a group called he called horse of randomly measure if dealer not you through these areas, it will become more. and indeed, we've been pointing out that the d, as the government did, yes, the army is working alongside these group. and as guns year from mich

well, i'm just glad they've got kate middleton. got a picture of kate middleton.soothe my anger and they are to soothe my anger and well, to give it. a bit of a seventies vive as well. ages via bus. yeah, yeah. no the both no nobody a princess like the nobody does a princess like the uk yeah this terrible news uk but yeah this terrible news so the real unions yesterday through the plans of millions into chaos by calling eight days of strikes over christmas and the new year which is just won't do it over christmas mean come on that's not that's not commuters those people trying to get home to their families and things like that that's hey chris yeah isn't it is everybody's has to be driving home i know he's going to have a much slower day is about to be some sort of incident ii there's going to be a new eight days of christmas as within the hour it's just the same lyric time i still nothing , i got to say still did nothing, i got to say so far. i mean , i don't know so far. i mean, i don't know mick i've little bit mick lynch i've a little bit respect for because h

well, i'm just glad they've got of kate middleton. got a picture of kate middleton.soothe my anger and they are to soothe my anger and well, to give it. a bit of a seventies vive as well. ages via bus. yeah, yeah. no the both no nobody a princess like the nobody does a princess like the uk this terrible news uk but yeah this terrible news so the real unions yesterday through the plans of millions into chaos by calling eight days of strikes over christmas and the new year which is just won't do it over christmas mean come on that's not that's not commuters those people trying to get home to their families and things like that that's hey chris yeah isn't it is everybody's has to be driving home i know he's going to have a much slower day is about to be some sort of incident ii there's going to be a new eight days of christmas as within the hour it's just the same lyric time i still nothing , i got to say still did nothing, i got to say so far. i mean , i don't know so far. i mean, i don't know mick i've little bit mick lynch i've a little bit respect for because he's o

middleton 2015. an important step on the road to independence. the e. you declared war and the monopolies of individual tech giants, the 1st public institution in the world to do so. apple, unless we cover up to 13000000000 euros in unpaid taxes, the e u has set out to curb the dominance of individual market players to give citizens more control over their own data and to hold social media accountable for publishing, fake or harmful content. what is happening right now is that democracy takes back sort of control of the essentials for a very long time. really essential decisions have been taken in close boardrooms. i'm not in our democracy. and that is not to exclude the commercial side of technology, but that is to say that it's that 100 percent legitimate, that it is our elected representatives. ah, who sets the direction and in our society's it's hard to imagine the huge tech corporations backing down. they have a powerful lobby that spends 100000000 euros annually to influence political decisions to their advantage. a large part of this sum comes fr

many beckett leaped over in middleton and beckett doesn't live in waste been malloy since the end game and malloy. there stylized books irritates with a complex and impenetrable relationship to reality. feminine feeling about like if mr. beckett were in a film, they could you see him turn around, he couldn't go to the bistro round the corner. any good, and maybe he'd of a good meal fight is 2 or one that's not quite so tasty to sleep under that, but the attempt to reconcile his life and his work in a neat and tidy way. but that's impossible. ha ha, daniel images. listen. you have to bear in mind to know that the generation born between 19271929. that was the decisive generation of intellectuals who shaped every that a good pricked hub. 0 in 1929 us on both. you have grass and voucher. in 1929. you have every one from george diner to condra to christopher love, to have a mass entrance bag barrow. that's the generation that experienced the wars children and who then had to come to terms with the new world of it or onto done zisha. it is, it would have been horrible if they'd all share th

harry middleton who was a staff assistant to the president said there were just too many nuances in him. warren rogers who worked for hearst newspapers said that he was the most overwhelming human being i've ever met in my life. a friend of yours at one time, he has passed, he was with time magazine for so many years. even larger and more important than ever, and he was in charge for every second according to marion means. joseph califano. the lyndon johnson i worked with was brave and brutal, compassionate and cruel, incredibly intelligent and infuriatingly insensitive with a shrewd and uncanny instinct for the judgment of his adversaries. mark: he was a jumble of contradictions. i think bill moyers, who might be quoted in there as well said he is pretty much every adjective in the dictionary. he was extraordinarily mercurial, extraordinarily complex. he was capricious, unpredictable. i think everyone saw a different side of him. he treated everybody differently. he was able to read people really effectively and get them to rally around his will, hence the title of the book, "indomitab

as it turned out, a friends of mine, is brothers with sean middleton, the director of sales at four seasonslly was able to get on the phone with them, before anyone else did, and when we got on the phone together, i got the sense that every outlet wanted to know, you know, why did this happen, why was the press conference held there, and for me, i was a lot more interested in actually getting to know them as people, and seeing how their experience has been, just having their world turned upside down. i mean they were such a fish out of water. and for me, the conflict just called to me as a film maker, you know, what the hell happened? >> michael, i wanted to play for you this clip from the documentary, just after the press conference, with rudy giuliani. watch this moment. >> that was one of the hardest parts for me. i never had to deal with that level of hate. i'm talking hundreds and hundreds of emails. i just got. basically saying to go f yourself, we're going to burn down your building. it created a lot of fear of what the future holds for four seasons total landscaping. >> so michael,

i love seeing that, i love seeing melania and kate middleton.yed the game, you have not held this administration accountable and now you're mad that you're the one getting played? >> carley: i totally agree, i cannot agree with you more on the list of priorities, i thought it was interesting at the press briefing, not giving a lot of time or questions and that was one of them. and i really also don't think that the white house lied here. it was close to the press. the event was closed to the press. these pictures for "vogue" today stage this. so i don't think there was any real misleading -- >> kat: you wanted the t. >> carley: and she looked beautiful. those are all my thoughts on it. >> kayleigh: came when katie rogers said i had reporting that vogue had this access and was waved off and misled by the press. so that's katie rogers. >> carley: these pictures were taken before the wedding, so the press was not -- >> kat: that's not a pulitzer level scoop in any case. >> joe: may be upset that the president only has four solo press conferences, w

ahead of england's rugby world cup final against new zealand on saturday — head coach simon middletonof 30 test wins in a row.england hooker 2020 and are on a record run of 30 test wins in a row. england hooker amy cokayne, was called up to a new zealand camp as a teenager before moving back to england, but says choosing to play for the red roses was right for her. when i left litchfield rugby had the awards or they me stand up and swear allegiance that i would play for england. i've kept my promise on the global map. ijust had a coffee with the coaches and tori mason who was playing for england and she can to convince me in about 20 seconds that it was the right decision. to be honest, most people expect encouragement of me to go back to england. it's definitely the right decision. tonight in the women's rugby league world cup, england face papau new guinea. england are already through to the semi finals, but this evening could be their first real test, given the opposition. they'll also want to top their group to have a better route through to the final. sarah mulkerrins is at headi

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new thriller middleton about his new thriller mist .xperience of life in the armed forces for second thriller. read mist. and it is out today and i'm pleased say he joins us in the studio very warm welcome to you. thank you. you've done of autobiographical books sort positivity books books and sort positivity books but you're now going into fiction you all andy mcnab. no better than me. not no what love doing with my fiction merging the two worlds the non—fiction and the fiction as only certain things i say from my life experience, my non—fiction, but in my fiction again. and it is fiction, but i can talk about my life experiences , where i've life experiences, where i've been, i can tell about locations i've been to and ultimately give a twist on my character. the character in the book is very an alter ego of , shall we say. so alter ego of, shall we say. so it's a good chance, good chance to not express feelings in myself , but also my life myself, but also my life experiences in time. yeah. and you can also hide behind some it and sa

but, language like that, and the way that it was reported, worried liz middleton.as in the past defended, on this programme, the need he sees to travel and take flights in the course of reporting on the environment. but he was also the subject of another complaint this week, regarding his appearance on air. this is the main conference hall where the leaders speak and as you walk around this truly vast convention centre, you get an idea of the range of issues under discussion. anthony webb wrote to us saying... it's not the first time justin rowlatt has caused some controversy by wearing jeans on television. he did so in the news at ten studio injuly and tweeted afterwards... it's clear from what we heard this week that some viewers do consider the wearing of denim on screen to be a disgraceful lapse in standards. but, if you think it's a refreshing, new, casual approach, do let us know. the other big international event of the week was the mid—term elections in the united states. widely covered by different bbc outlets and throughout tuesday night and wednesday mor