just millie and johnny. joh ... ? you know, millie's boyfriend.enizens of this world just lie to him without a second thought. ... and johnny prince. glad to know you, mr. cross. johnny is dangling chris on a string through kitty. so that that puts the viewer in the position of knowing that cross is really a dupe, which is a weak -- a very weak masculine kind of position. he accepts everything at face value, and yet he's still disturbed. how do you do? it seems to me i've seen you before somewhere. could be. could be, mr. cross. yes. i, uh, i just don't seem to remember. maybe i'm mistaken. could be. edward g. robinson is kind of lost in these taller people's bodies. so when he enters, he doesn't take over the room. he's almost like an intruder. i'll go with you, sweetheart. oh, don't bother, johnny. i wouldn't think of lettin' you go alone, darling. you might get run over by a street car. each character has a rhythm of how they speak. good-bye, mr. cross. it's most markedly different between johnny and chris. johnny speaks almost only in statemen

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mya—lecia appeared in the shows "millie inbetween" and "almost never".ng she was a "much—loved" part of the family. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito reports. are you threatening to kick me out of the band? in almost never, the story of the fictional group, girls here first, she played mya. here‘s the deal. we get to be in girls here first and still have lives, with boyfriends... mya—lecia naylor was only 16, but already a tv veteran. there we go, lie down... her first appearance on prime time was as a baby in absolutely fabulous. what are you doing to its legs, darling? i'm just going to sort of stretch them, it's going to be a model... that was a mistake. but it was as fran in millie inbetween that turned her into a star of cbbc. it‘s not yet known how she died, but it‘s understood to be natural causes. the head of the bbc‘s children services alice webb said she was distraught at the sad news. mya—lecia was, she says, hugely popular with our audiences, a very talented actress, dancer and singer, and a real role model for her young fans. the actress

$2.3 milli $2.3 milli $2.3 million repurposing of money, and i actually think we should look at those things one at a time as opposed to directing staff to find $2.3 million in the general fund budget to replace that? there may be some that we are interested in fubding out of peef? if it's true that we've been spending $1.3 million a year on a website, then i would like to know more about that and why that continues to be a line item? i think there continues to be a discussion to be had, and i'll start by saying i think i'm still interested in paying for some of the art center planning coming out of peef because in the presentation we just got for the vision for 135 arts, it is a resource that is being conceived of to benefit every single student in this district. i also think that we want to make sure that we do that right. we're about to embark on a really big fund raising campaign. so if we don't have a really good, solid plan for that new program, for that new school, that's going to hurt our fund raising, so i would want us to consider that? but let's talk about it. and i also th

she appeared in bbc programmes such as millie inbetween and almost never.he government says its got the message on climate change as activists are continuting to cause disruption in london and other parts of the uk. the campaign group extinction rebellion says its shock tactics are needed. this man was arrested earlier this week as part of the protest. we'll be asking him, and the rest of our panel, if this action is really what is needed to wake people up to the risks of climate change. days after it's revealed to the press with great fanfare, samsung's new folding phone appears to have a few teething problems. hello, welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. what do you think of the climate change protests which have been taking place in london this week? is it really necessary to break the law and disrupt londoners going about their lives? eddie on an email says, "a complete waste of time demonstrating in the uk, let them go to india, china, russia and many third world countries where pollution is the highest." audrey on an email: "lond

she appeared in the shows "millie inbetween" and "almost never". out of the band? in almost never, the story of a fictional group, girls here first, she was mya. here's the deal. we get to be in girls here first and still have lives. mya—lecia naylor was only 16 but already a tv veteran. there we go, lie down. her first appearance on prime—time was as a baby in absolutely fabulous. and it was as fran in millie inbetween that she became one of the faces of cbbc. it's unknown how she died but there are reports of a sudden collapse. the head of the bbc‘s children services, alice webb, said she was hugely popular with the audience, a very talented actress, dancer and singer, and a real role model for her young fans. i'm tati, welcome to tati's hotel. a generation had watched her grow up on screen, and only a few days before her death she'd been interviewed, talking excitedly about her plans for the future. mya—lecia naylor who has died at the age of 16. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. the weather is looking very good over th

mya—leesha appeared in the shows "millie inbetween" and "almost never".amily. mya—leesha died eleven days ago. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito reports. are you threatening to kick me out of the band? in almost never, the story of the fictional group, girls here first, she played mya. here's the deal. we get to be in girls here first and still have lives, with boyfriends... mya—lecia naylor was only 16, but already a tv veteran. there we go, lie down... her first appearance on prime time was as a baby in absolutely fabulous. what are you doing to its legs, darling? i'm just going to sort of stretch them, it's going to be a model... that was your mistake. but it was as fran in millie inbetween that turned her into a star of cbbc. it's not yet known how she died, but it's understood to be natural causes. the head of the bbc‘s children services alice webb said she was distraught at the sad news. mya—lecia was, she says, hugely popular with our audiences, a very talented actress, dancer and singer, and a real role model for her young fans. the actress emi

mya—lecia appeared in the shows "millie inbetween" and "almost never". part of the family. tributes have been paid to the teenager on social media, including this from the actress emily atack who worked with mya—lecia on the cbbc sitcom almost never. she posted that she was —'so shocked and sad' to hear about ‘lovely mya—lecia naylor. she was a beautiful and talented girl.‘ and she added, ‘rest in peace beautiful girl‘. with me now is our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba. this is such a sad news, tell us more about her. she was a real rising star with a huge amount of potential, known to children across the country. she first made an appearance playing jane in the bbc sitcom absolutely fabulous. these two programmes cutback millie in between and almost never will most young children knew herfrom. millie in between were about two sisters whose parents split up, an issue that resonates with children and young people write the way across the country but done in a very realistic and humorous way. she was a wonderful part of that. at the other end of

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and it was as fran in millie inbetween that she became one of the faces of cbbc.ress, dancer and singer, and a real role model for her young fans. i'm tati, welcome to tati's hotel. a generation had watched her grow up on screen, and only a few days before her death she'd been interviewed, talking excitedly about her plans for the future. now it's time for a look at the weather with mel. good evening our weather has gone under a transformation in recent days, not only are we seeing lots of sunshine, but we've also had the warmth too. in fact some spots in southeast england today have seen highs of 23 celsius, making it the warmest day of the year so far. there's more of that to come over the next few days. so this evening, for most of us, find into the day. we will have clear skies overnight, little bit of mist and low cloud, may be inches or even eastern parts of scotla nd may be inches or even eastern parts of scotland and perhaps into england too. for most of us are frost free night. some spots holding onto double digit temperatures. then we are up and running

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millis that if. they appoint the ministers who. are going to decide so. they have gone to war. over the border some eight hundred miles from when i was we were taken to meet a group of young refugee activists huddled in the grounds of an abandoned crotch. by many. but the fear. of my town. or others it may. be more we have gotten by. a few have not said i'm going to but for good when fear yeah but it's so much a book. i can afford to be a pedal for not. so you know i'm not. one of the refugees was in the student of medicine who was badly beaten during her detention. for me or. i was going to be here and they said. the. sign of a. more. open. or a formal. way. on second day of the government's talks with the opposition the police announced the release of one hundred political prisoners back to the homes. on our way back into any kind arwa we met our contact with the refugees again in the brain of. a cow on their name. lease that the dollar is a political event and. we headed to one of the addresses on the list. a in the some of the here for. the present political energy sector.

cording to french media the fire could be linked to a 6.8 milli $6r million renovation unde way. spire and most ot roof was destroyed. authorities are not investigating this as arson. inbut luntary act. and as you can smell the smoke here. french authorities are vowing to rebuild. >> theorld watched. the flames engulf the cathedral. it appears to have begun where the building is under investigation. >> the washington national cathedral has restoration work under way. >> we spoke tonight with people from france with the important role cathedrals play in the community. >> live outside the wtihington naal cathedral with more. >> good evening. the local catlic community in d.c. maryland and virginia tell us they see a resemblance with the whington national cathedral and the notre dame. many are saddened by what happened. they t sayt they never thought this would happen to such a great magnificent architectural structure. >> i went also to in your name exprez the word of solidarity. with our brothers and sisters in france. >> as a massive firen paris. cardinal reads a statement during

and clearly highish the few surviving documents show that milly ghosh was a great designer and far ahead of her time but starting in one nine hundred thirty three when the nazis came to power wasn't so choosy about who she worked for she wasn't the only one who. when the nazis took over nine hundred thirty three they closed down the bauhaus bond controversially some leading bauhaus lines continued they would under hitler. to each his own i'm a cop sign at the nazi concentration camp in broken part. created by inmate and former boss pupil funds and it uses the unmistakable boss typeface despite the fact that the nazi regime denounced the school for its degenerate art and even pressured its leadership into closing the bar house in berlin often said in the in the official propaganda they rejected the ban has entirely it was considered to be bolshevist jewish muxes and everything the nazis deemed negative in banking is not an auditing this must stop but an officially that stance wasn't as clear the nazis saw the typical bar house functionality as a sign of progress and welcomed its new objec

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. >>> if you have friends eormi fa in wisconsin, the winner of the on$768.4 milli powerball jackpot fromast month, that person will have to come toward to claim the prize. the ticket was sold at a gas a suburb new berlin, of milwaukee. f the winner takes the cas option they'll be paid $477 million before taxes. >> wow. >> then they will get $10. >> i don't think i know a soul in wisconsin. >> that's all right. you don't need it. you don't need that. mo money, mo problems. >> that's right. i love that song, in fact. what -- >> what is going on? >> back from vacation, t'man. >> tharight. >> i'm all relaxed. i will say anything now. >>> temperatures today will bey wa you back to you average. continuing to trend that started at the beginning of the month. in case you haven'teen around, oakland, like myself, it has remained warm and dry. haen with the thunderstorms and severe weather ces over the last ten days. temperatures for april nearly three weeks in, we're six degrees warmer than average. and on the dry side. wellelow average in rainfall. the complete opposite of last year when we had a

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. >> did miss millie talk to you before?reporter: there's no federal laws regulating school nurse staffing. but it's recommended that there's one registered nurse in every school. a standard many districts are failing to meet. the executive director of the national association of school nurses says, 40% of schools across the country don't have a full-time nurse. and 25% don't have a nurse at all. is that acceptable? >> it's not acceptable. students deserve what they need in order to be in school and ready to learn. >> reporter: she blamesshrink ing budgets for the short fall, which puts burden on nurses and puts kids at risk. >> if you have a workload that doesn't help the students like they need, it's like drinking water from a fire hose. >> reporter: this is a school nurse in howard county, maryland, which covers two schools a day. >> i'm often stressed because i have to figure out the safest way to balance it. >> reporter: she has health assistants at each school, that calls her when she's not in the building. >> if i'm b

they have nowgoal of $1.8 milli money will be split among the three churches. >>> let's turn to our weather now with a lot of ingredients out there that are brewing. here's janessa webb. good morning. >> the great news this morning, no tornado watches have been issued or warnings here at this time. we're really dealing with that severe thunderstorm watch and warning throughout your morning. the atmosphere is really, really juicy here with dew points currently in the 80s and air temperatures in the 60s. this will continue throughout the day. we still have 19 million in the deep south under severe weather. that's a l the east. of a ho janessa, thank you. >>> in today's quick hits, newly retired new england patriots tight end rob gronkowski didn't leave the team without making his mark. he dented the team's latest lombardi trophy when he used it for a baseball bat at fenway. >>> a cleanup is expected to take several days after a dozen train cars hauling garbage went off the tracks. no reports of injuries but traffic is backed up. >>> a scary moment for a police officer in new jersey. we'll be

the refer milly's in berlin like. show crew these are big families well known in the criminal world but you can't see all of them a criminal many have nothing to do with it. oh. it will be. because of this video because i was present a lot of. i've been in this is in the since nine hundred eighty two there's one though almost every family even if i don't know someone they've heard about me they know i'm a fan of multiculturalism i always being very positively about it wasn't because many found themselves in the criminal world here as a result. we have to give these guys some credit the german government hadn't done enough to integrate and then obvious going to many of them couldn't get a job license for years and that's why they resorted to criminality. these clans are closely tied together they're like a hole you won't see anything like that in german families they can bring together forty to fifty people in just half an hour before the. visit i found a business in one thousand nine hundred ninety four that's when th

true cultural out of the darkest milly's jews into a new. start people twenty second d. w. . ukraine is going into the final round of its presidential election many of craniums are still struggling to make ends meet but we'll show you one of the few economic sectors that keeps people from looking abroad for better opportunities also coming to the united states is piling the pressure on cuba as it struggles to cope with problems relating to ally venezuela and sleeping near the office all young professionals in the uk are dealing with high rents and.

please say the man grabbed the two-year-old boy from his mother at the corner of market and millie streets a block with the boy until bystanders stopped him. they detained him until police arrived. >>> a mess on the jackson morton bridge, 18 big break just happening from chapter 5, you see the truck blocked all of the eastbound lanes for nearly three hours creating the huge traffic backup your police had to block off the entrance to the bridge as they cleared off that area peer fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> after the rain moved through, a beautiful tuesday around the bay area peer chopper five capturing a mix of cloud and beautiful sun over oakland. paul deanno is here with a look at more goeous her >> ks fecast were it eared will ca wot called or hot, temperatures will be hopefully just right for you over the next several days but with one exception, thursday will be toasty aside from that peer we will have pleasant weather. if you like it cooler, today is your day but we did get some afternoon sunshine took a lot more clout and lead over the city of san francisco and the coastline. b

he's my fingers want to get in the sack but we grew up the milly client is interested in going to stock up on things so we can get it i think they can we just do it for the love of the game if it will work together every day and everybody that's working on the say this will sing this . will. we. needed some money to depose at the el sheikh school the competition so on the game. he just brings people to give did what it takes to give it one yesterday like these that are look for detail. and i took a vow to him to texas today and yesterday the way to face his will. says to them i felt so good yesterday. these guys will be dancing. it's new year's eve in the big cities and bring on the good sites. one shot just to think what all this is costing mr dog the truck suits of just the start of it he's also hired a string section a brass band and enough buses to transport hundreds of people. the festivities begin with a tour of the tough neighborhoods where most continentals lived before moving to middle class after the limits to dogs wife and her friends have prepared a feast for the multitude.

mr millie about this and i hope i hope you are wrong about that joining us tonight talking about the reaction and how the world is watching that funeral today of the slain northern irish journalist isabel we appreciate your insights tonight thank you. and. it has been a busy twenty four hours for twitter first president trump one of twitter's most powerful users and biggest critics aired his latest complaints about the company in a tweet on tuesday trump claimed yet again that twitter is biased against conservatives and he repeated one reporter's belief that he was quote the best thing ever to happen to twitter. well later that day the president and twitter c.e.o. jack dorsey took that conversation off one the president personally inviting dorsey for a closed door meeting at the oval office during their conversation the president reportedly complained that he and other conservatives were losing followers twitter says that's due to efforts to purge spam kilts they also discussed how to promote a healthy public conversation ahead of the twenty twenty us elections to afterwards trump sa

merely terri sounds like a super lame millipede you met at a party at milli. area over there is an accountant if i hear one more capital gains tax joe i'm going to kill myself. so let's just go along with organized human murder machine shall i ten months ago i covered how twenty one trillion dollars had gone unaccounted for at the pentagon over the past twenty years don't try to think about the number twenty one trillion because you'll pass out and hit your head on a desk ok if your salary is forty thousand dollars a year in order to earn it twenty one trillion it would take you five hundred and twenty five million years. at which point you can even enjoy the new jet ski you bought because you're a brain in a jar. since i last brought you that report there has been a little more coverage of it the nation magazine did an article for and did another article in just a few weeks ago mad tell you wrote about it in-depth in rolling stone then in a few a few months ago i brought you another.

is scientist levi she now from the max planck institute for infection biology welcome dr levy now milly's it is a disease that was once on the decline but it's making a comeback what explains this the short answer to this question is we are not treating sure it's a game as a surprise because there were really massive efforts to contain the deceased's for use tribulation all of insecticide treated mats and treatments and they believe it reflects one of the usual cycles of wide area distribution and we have to understand the factors which drive one area and that's an attempt you're making it to do in the lab it's it would have also been out in the field in africa now a new. malaria vaccination campaign is being launched in some african countries it's been described as a breakthrough tell us about this funded project and this is really an exciting time and really is a historic quick because that for the first time ever we have launched my area what summation campaign and pre-conscious and offered come and it is a national wide complained so all kids will be vaccinated with this vaccine now t

ayman melly he is a veteran broadcaster author and editor of the irish news website and blog ayman milli dot com mr malley it's good to have you on the day this funeral this funeral it was it was more than just a funeral for a young woman i talked to me about the significance of what we sold today inside that church. well it was quite remarkable in fact unique in the history of no not and because in there you had the irish president and michael de higgins you had the irish prime minister leader of a rather it's one of their foremost forces within the who eat you concept and who breaks it to be it because of the irish border you had the foreign minister simon the again very prominent on the european stage right now you had the british prime minister to resign may and all the finishing the leaders of the political parties in northern ireland all in death if he were but what was really significant was that the priest who preached this sermon in a church of god and protestant cathedral which is quite strange as well he wrote done and he said i commend the politicians who met together in the

the stream today how faith community is healing in the aftermath of white nationalist violence by milly could be law we host an interfaith panel of survivors from three of these communities to learn how their congregations are fairing after her ific attacks. fifty muslims in christchurch new zealand were killed last month when a white supremacist opened fire jane congregational press at two mosque the instant once again highlighted the fred a white nationalist violence a minority faith communities in the west similar attacks also happened a paces of worship in canada's can back city in twenty seventeen and in pittsburgh pennsylvania in twenty eight but these communities refuse to give in to hate and fear standing together worldwide and sharing lessons in the aftermath of tragedy here now to tell us about how their communities have been doing since these attacks in montreal rise your home media serves a spokeswoman for the national council of canadian muslims rabbi chuck diamond is a former rabbi of the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh pennsylvania and in hamilton new zealand is the

i want to congratulate general millie. i enjoyed working with him in his current capacity and look forward to working with him in that capacity, as well. and thanks, secretary wilson, for what will likely be her last hearing before the house armed services committee. appreciate her service both in congress and in the military. and wish you very, very well. and i don't think you actually left just because of the space force. but i would be sympathic if you did. so we'll talk about that more later. but thank you all for being here. there are a lot of issues to go over. i will not attempt to cover all of them in my opening statement. just want to mention a couple. first of all, i know the army has done a very, very aggressive effort to look at all of their programs, and basically modernize what the army is purchasing and how they are organizing for the future. and it is a rapidly changing environment, both in terms of the threats and in terms of the technology that's going to be necessary to meet those threats. so i look forw

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they opened the scoring in just the sixth minute thanks to millie turner.champions if they beat crystal palace at home on saturday. from the start to come in with 21 new players, to be promoted, it's brilliant. it's what we set up to achieve. on saturday we want to win the league and like i said, half of the league and like i said, half of thejob is done and we the league and like i said, half of the job is done and we will fully enjoy this. jarrell miller has been denied a licence to fight anthonyjoshua in new york onjune1st. it comes after an adverse finding in a drug—testing sample. ade adedoyin has more. it's looking unlikely that people face joshua it's looking unlikely that people facejoshua in it's looking unlikely that people face joshua in on it's looking unlikely that people facejoshua in on during the first was not i've spoken to the commission and left confirmed that the application for a license has been denied. it is normal procedure for another to commission to deny a fighter license if in a sample comes back positive. miller has requested fo

milly and toby savill had been driving on a mountainous region of the island when the vehicle fell intoerly devoted to one another". hundreds of firefighters who helped save notre—dame cathedral on monday were invited to meet the french president today as he called their actions exemplary. dozens of firefighters are still at the cathedral ensuring no new fires break out. amid concerns that parts of the building could collapse. lucy wililamson reports from paris. today, france saw the faces of its heroes. the firefighters who, on monday night, pitted their bravery against a vast inferno and won, now filing into the gilded rooms of the elysee palace, the secular cathedral of the french state. translation: it is a great joy, a great honour. the paris firefighters are a humble and discreet unit and we are here as a community to honour the individual and collective efforts of our comrades. 0ne firefighter described emerging from a bell tower and seeing the roof engulfed in flames. "it was only later we understood the risks we had taken", she said. "the hardest thing was that we were so small