parenthood believed their claim and are changing their guidelines, we're talking to pediatrician and mother of sevenhat statement from stacey abrams. >> todd: more than 100 relatives and friends coming together to honor the life of ellington. his killer, shannon brandt is walking free, given no curfew after posting $50,000 bond. a former prosecutor describing that amount as low. ellington was killed during an alleged political issue. the fbi arrest of mark houck sparking outrage nationwide, a spokesperson calling it a clear attack on pro-life christians. josh hawley sending a letter to merrick garland demanding answers on the shocking arrest. "using this kind of force to make arrest for single charge of assault is unprecedented, the reports are shocking given your office turned a blind eye to epidemic of violence across the country by pro-abortion extremists". >> carley: planned parenthood redescribing definition of heartbeat after stacey abrams made this claim. >> there is no such thing as a heartbeat, it is [inaudible] designed to convince people men have a right to take control of a woman's body.

. >> reporter: mother of seven and grandmother of two became the first democrat to flip the seat in nearly 50 years, replacing the late republican congressman don young. >> how much of this is a full circle moment for you? >> my mom campaigned for him when shep was pregnant with me. i'm 49 years old. it's the 49th state. >> reporter: rural alaska's new rank voting system, she won more votes than former vice presidential candidate and alaska governor sarah palin and nick begich who hails from a well-known political family. >> how did you do it? >> worked very hard. spent many hours a day on the phone with alaskan voters, and i traveled extensively to meet people face-to-face. >> reporter: the political upset has turned her into an instant congressional celebrity. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: and even earn praise in a congratulatory text message from palin, who she once worked with as a state legislator. >> refreshing to me she was able to congratulate me. >> i never retreat. i reload. >> reporter: come november, it's game on, as palin and begich will challenge her again for a full two

natalia karpovich herself, the mother of seven, heads the association of large families in moscow.roposed to revive the title only in the capital. and an increase. he says that this is a large family, that is, three or more children in these categories no, with a falling birth rate, throughout russia, along with the order. the mother of the heroine will receive 1 million rubles. adopted children will also be considered. at who will be awarded first. will there be orders of degree? that's all, this is still being discussed. moscow, again, is different in that we have a large family until the last child is 18 23 years old, if he studies, yes, that is, in the regions in the rest in the majority, there are only five regions that have about the same history , as in moscow, for the first child, the family ceases to be large, so the request, if you have three children, 18. uh, the request is now four people three people are already a mother-heroine. yes, of course . and galina anatolyevna all stay and come and we whole thinking now little half of 10 children 19 grandchildren 23 great-gran

not very respected, olga is the mother of seven-year-old pavel complains struggles to the last of hisngth. here we have such an unusual serving, it turns out pavel's experienced mothers will instantly understand what's the matter, the second plate, in order to put aside the extra ones at a glance. paul's ingredients. the most tasteless is boiled carrots. that's all. with such a selective approach, mom is worried. you can probably completely exclude soup from the diet. doctors don't see the bad. even if the individual components of the dish, useful substances will be removed. already turned into a liquid, of course due to heat treatment from twenty to fifty percent of them is wasted, well , first, you can take a variety of ingredients. and secondly, there is an irrefutable argument for soups on the children's menu. especially remember, maybe your mother told you, do not eat dry food due to the fact that it is something warm with us, but the sphincters relax and the outflow is easier. uh, enzymes that help digest simple soups, even technically the perfect first course. after them , it i

one of the greatest, probably, here are the relics of the family natalya karpovich herself the mother of sevenhe association of large families in moscow she proposed to revive the title only in the capital 159 couples with ten or more children in the past two years, and within our project, demographics is the only category. which did not give a decrease in the birth rate, and in some regions there is an increase. he says that this is a large family, that is, three or more children in these categories. no, with a rise in prices, throughout russia, together with the order , the mother-heroine will receive 1 million rubles. adopted children will also be considered. who will be awarded first. will there be orders of degree? that's all, this is still being discussed. moscow , again, is different in that we have a large family up to the last child of 18-23 years old, if he is studying, yes, that is, in the regions in the rest in most cases, there are only five regions that have the same history approximately as in moscow for the first child, the family ceases to be large, therefore request, if arran

today's children are not very respected olga, the mother of seven-year-old pavel, complains that she last strength. here we have such an unusual server. it turns out that paul happened to mom will immediately understand. what's the matter, the second plate, to put aside the ingredients that pavel doesn't see fit. they are delicious, this is a boiled carrot in this super with such a selective approach , mom is going through, you can probably completely exclude soup from the diet, but doctors don’t see the bad. even if the individual components of the dish, useful substances will be removed. already passed into the liquid, of course, due to heat treatment, from 20 to 50% of them are lost. well, first of all, you can take a variety of ingredients. and secondly, there is an irrefutable argument for soups on the children's menu. especially remember, maybe mom said, don’t eat dry food due to the fact that it’s something warm with us, but swingers relax and the outflow goes easier. a-a enzymes that help digest simple soups, even technically the perfect first course. after them , it is easie

of the greatest, probably, here are the relics of the family, natalya karpovich herself, the mother of seven of large families in moscow. she proposed to revive the title in the capital alone of 159 couples with ten children or more for the last two years, and as part of our demography project. in general, the only category that did not result in a decrease in the birth rate, and in some regions there is an increase. he says they are large families. that is, three or more children in these categories. there is no dispute about the birth rate; throughout russia , along with the order, the mother-heroine will receive 1 million rubles. adopted children will also be considered. who will be awarded first. will the order have degrees? all this is still being discussed. moscow, again, is different in that we have a large family up to the last child of 18-23 years old, if he studies, yes, that is, in the regions in the rest in most cases, there are only five regions, who have the same story approximately as in moscow for the first child, the family ceases to be large, so the request, if you have thr

one of the greatest, probably, here are the relics of the family natalya karpovich herself the mother of sevenf large families in moscow this is she proposed to revive the title in the capital alone 159 couples with ten children or more in the last two years, yes, within the framework. from the project, demagography is the only category that did not result in a decrease in the birth rate, and in some regions there is an increase. he says that this is a large family, that is, three or more children in these categories no, with a rise in prices, throughout russia, together with the order of the mother heroine, they will receive 1 million rubles. adopted children will also be considered. who will be awarded first. will there be orders of degree? that's it, moscow is still discussing it again, it differs in that we have a large family until the last child is 18 23 years old, if he is studying, yes, that is, in the regions in the rest in most cases, there are only five regions that have the same history approximately as moscow in the first for a child, the family ceases to be large, so the request,

however, apparently, behind this conflict was not an artistic one, but the real leader of the seven simeons, the iron mothergh for you guys to dance to someone else's tune, the greed of mom and older brothers made them break the leader. they decided that they themselves can do everything and most importantly, they now earn money. she is turned everything around, we’ll figure it out with the accounting of a large family at a time when the all-union fame came to the consamlu debit the income of ninel sergeevna, it’s not at all about the salary of the seller in the working subject, it was no secret to anyone that the heroine’s mother illegally traded a boat from under the floor. naturally with a surcharge. she had a special window. here. eh, where did all the thirsty ones knock, so to speak, and she gave them out neighbors told me once what eh? somehow out of curiosity. so they decided to count how many a man comes kolechkin and winds up at one o'clock. they counted a dozen and a half people an hour this evening. and what was going on there at night can only be imagined, and the fact that she sold vodka all he

why did they first kill the stewardess tamara and why the mother of seven simeons first demanded to start shooting the hostages, and then insisted that her sons shoot her. 13-year-old heavyweight champion alexander emelianenko against vyacheslav datsik, as well as the wbc world champion, dmitry kudryashov and the undisputed champion, the toughest puncher in fistfights. sorrow exiled with a bar september 24 cska arena live broadcast on ntv at 22:40 general partner of the tournament betting company alenbek tickets at all the ticket offices of the city and on the website hardcore show.ru only one of the ovechkin brothers mikhail survived to this day, the one whose most trombonist was considered one of the most talented seven simeonov aga 11 years ago, ntv correspondents discovered him in barcelona, ​​spain, where he eked out a miserable existence as a street musician, then it was clear that he didn’t say a lot, he was clearly nervous and afraid of something. does he still have something to hide? but they dreamed of leaving the soviet union i'm not destined to leave their homeland forever fro

well, i automatically become mother of seven children. this is not just a marriage. mber we even quarreled with you once she yelled right at me. have you lost your mind? it's such a responsibility. at first, she simply did not take our communication seriously, as if i had told about anton , she also penetrated the story. well, i knew we were talking. well, we're just talking. yes, and then when there was talk about the wedding, then, of course, my mother got worried. but i told her that i can handle it, that it doesn’t scare me at all. and where did such confidence come from ? i don’t know that you can do it completely, i, despite my softness, i am such a strong person. and well, kids never scare me at all. what did your mom say? anton my mother said, well, i remember, we came to my mother. we fried kebabs at my mother's and my mother took a picture. she says you're so happy. she told me, my mother saw this one, my joy. she took a photo. i am i remember and my mother didn’t even want us to share, because people, well, they rejoice and it’s very difficult to survive. i

of the victim tells kron 4 she inland that ahead, one year old together and korea was also a mother of a seven-year-old. the community is completely shaken up by this brutal murder in san carlos. it happened on thursday when witnesses called police about an attack with a sword. but when officers arrived, they found karina beheaded outside her apartment on magnolia avenue. and laurel street. investigators quickly arrested landed on the street and charged him with homicide. there was a vigil held over the weekend for karina and for her family. the community really rallied together to give them support and to honor her grandmother tells kron 4 news she's having a hard time even starting the grieving process because right now main goal is to get custody of her kids. i don't think i'll >> be able to feel grief. until we get her daughters back from cps and they're with family been trying to be in strong for karina mode. i want to support her. i want to make her proud. i want to get her children >> can only imagine what they're going through. they over the weekend said they're also waiting for cps to

the family tells us that had a one year-old with him, but she's also a mother of a seven-year-old as well. the community completely shaken up by this brutal murder in san carlos. it happened on thursday when witnesses called police about an attack with a sword. but when officers arrived, they found karina beheaded outside her apartment. >> on magnolia avenue in laurel street. investigators quickly arrested down the street and charged him with homicide. there was a vigil held for karina over the weekend where the community gathered with the family to honor her and provide them some support. kareen, his grandmother tells kron 4 news she's having a hard time even starting the grieving process because right now their main goal is to get custody of corinne u.s. kids. >> i don't think i'll >> be able to feel grief. until we get her daughters cps and they're with family been trying to be in strong for karina mode. i want to support her. i want to make her proud. i want to get her children >> and several family members have filed with cps d custody of the kids are waiting for their backgroun

she landed ahead, though, one year old together a one year-old girl and kareen was also a mother of a seven-year-old. the community is completely shaken up by this brutal murder that happened in san carlos. it happened on thursday when witnesses called police about an attack with a sword. but when officers arrived, they found karina beheaded outside her apartment on magnolia avenue. and laurel street. investigators quickly arrested down the street and charged him with homicide. there was a vigil held for karina over the weekend where the community gathered around the family tried to, you know, support them and honor her. kareen, his grandmother tells kron 4 that they are having a very hard time even starting the grieving process because their main goal right now is to get custody of korean u.s. kids. >> i don't think i'll be able to feel grief. until we get her daughters back from cps and they're with family been trying to be in strong for karina mode. i want to support her. i want to make her proud. i want to get her children >> let's pour grandmother, you know, having to not only go throu

and karina was also a mother of a seven-year-old. the community shaken up by this. it happened thursday when witnesses called police about an attack with a sword. it was a domestic dispute. but when officers arrived, they found korea beheaded outside her apartment on monday, magnolia avenue and laurel street investigators quickly arrested down the street and charge him with homicide. there was a vigil held for karina over the weekend. the community gathered to put out flowers for the family and really just tried to give them some support and honor her. >> crean, his grandmother tells kron 4 they're having a hard time even starting the grieving process because their main goal right now is to get custody of her kids. >> i don't think i'll be able to feel grief. until we get her daughters back from cps and they're with family been trying to be in strong for karina mode. i want to support her. i want to make her proud. i want to get her children >> so yeah, they're going to be working with cps. they've already filed to get custody of the kids and they're waiting for the

of killing eliza fletcher appeared in court. jesse kirsch was there. >> reporter: more than four days after eliza fletcher vanished tonight the desperate seven for the memphis mother of two ending this tragedy police finding fletcher's body late monday behind an empty home roughly half a mile from where court documents say her alleged killer tried to cover up the crime. standing before a judge this morning, 38-year-old cleotha abston faced multiple charges, including especially aggravated kidnapping tomorrow he will be arraigned on two more charges, including first-degree murder. he has not yet entered a plea. >> while the outcome of this investigation is not what we hoped for, we are nonetheless pleased to remove this dangerous predator off the streets of memphis. >> reporter: authorities say abston abducted the 34-year-old teacher on her morning run frifriday forced her into this suv and killed someone he did not know. >> to lose someone so young and so vital is a tragedy in and of itself in this way with a senseless act of violence is unimaginable. >> reporter: evidence eventually leading to abston as fletcher remained missing did the suspect ultimately help yo

for mothers who have 4 or more children, this medal of the order and also the order of parental glory, and for those mothers who have sevenmore children, i will immediately note that this is also a one-time award, but will be given to these mothers, so we sincerely hope that what mom getting the opportunity for labor and employment on the implementation itself. by prestige and respect in society. uh, we will have more and more children, and you mentioned self-cultivation. we often talk about the importance and preservation of family values ​​and women's self-development, but from the point of view of the work of legislators. what innovations can we talk about in relation to this area? uh, if we are talking about self-improvement, then, uh, those programs that are associated specifically with retraining or obtaining a new profession, and they work in each region is different, for example, moscow-st. petersburg has a big need. uh, to enter a specialist, and in different directions , and therefore the program is offered. associated with this, there are a number of regions that hmm well , powerfully develop the agro-industria

looking forward, the queen was an extraordinary queen of seven decades, loved by everybody. the mother. charles does not become king with that kind of power, emotional power. how do you think he will fare? >> there has been a lot of conversation about this, because you know over the past year because the queen has handed out a lot more duties for now king charles iii to do. what we saw in very interesting, when he looked back he was doing a lot of engagements with prince william in tow. i think many people think in order for king charles iii to have this strong monarchy and supported monarchy, he needs to be that extension of his mother to the older generation, but he definitely needs to look to the prince and princess of wales to lead the national conversation for the younger generation. i think we will see a lot more of prince william and princess catherine alongside king charles iii when they have these engagements. >> jonathan: great to have you, julie. king charles has to be a link to the past but also many ways a bridge to the future for the monarchy. stay with us. special covera

mother. for 1,000 manats, then we moved to ukraine, i was seven years old. and in some kind ofme in childhood, you are not your own, you are not your own there. well, as a child, i didn’t even understand native non-native, and then we quarreled with her, and i heard her dad say, that’s all in her mother, that’s what i was then . i am 12 years old. class, fifth. i'm probably here, yes. i already believed that i was a little older, probably already 18 years old. that i don't know anything, i can tell you what her name is. do you understand? valentina karlovna i say, dad, who i don’t know is some kind of azerbaijani. well, that's it, and when the idea came up to find my mother. it was always i asked my dad, as he says, why this past. why are you touching? nobody needs it. last year, in the month of november, we also wrote in the program wait for me and they called us onion, in general, the surname is quite rare german. yes, my mother told me, well, so far, that i am german, that i am already the seventh in the family, which is being sold. here in this family it is rumored as if. w

thinking that he will be addressing the british and will talk about what kind of king he will be after his mother and seven died and he sat down in the throne in which she sat. that's how king charles the third - 73 years old , he has two sons, one of whom is william now bears the title of the prince of wales, is the heir to the throne, that is, he can sit on the british throne after the death of king charles iii, but god bless and god save king charles the third and all his subjects, as i always say, coins, stamps and banknotes with a portrait of the queen of great britain and northern ireland elizabeth ii coins may remain in use for some time, and perhaps for a few years. this was reported by the department that manufactures them, according to them. these coins will be withdrawn from circulation gradually and will already begin put into circulation coins, banknotes and stamps with the portrait of king charles iii. i will also add that during her long royal service, elizabeth ii had five changes of her portrait, well, at least on banknotes. well, when will they start printing banknotes with the image of c

mother feeds them again. she does this seven times a day. seal milk one of the most nutritious in it 42% fat and babies gain weight very quickly, 2 kg per day. when the mother stops feeding them, they already weigh 35 kg and are almost ready to be on their own. life. trying to attract attention approaching the time of mating. but the female does not even turn her head to the side. maybe this trick will impress her. he is very persistent. but the female does n't seem to be in the mood yet. after the mother stops feeding the cub, he will not see her again. the main thing is to gain weight before diving into the icy water. polar bears almost never enter this region; the largest predators on earth prefer the shores and ice of other seas of the arctic ocean. it's easier for them there. find subsistence. here is the bear wandering on the ice with her already grown cubs. they have little chance of meeting their relatives here at this time of the year, the ice fields of the arctic seas stretch for hundreds of kilometers, but very soon the ice will begin to melt and these owners of the arctic will have to return to the mai

of history that he felt there in westminster hall. and he paid a fitting tribute to her -- his mother and her seven decade reign referencing each of the was fortunate enough to celebrate and mark given he comes to his role so late in life, chances are charles won't have an opportunity to mark a silver jubilee even which would be 25 years on the throne if he does, he'll be age of 96. of course the age his mother was when she passed away. i think at the end there he did look incredibly moved. we have to remember that he has been so consumed with constitutional duty since losing his mother there really hasn't been an opportunity for him to grieve personally. he is well known for being a workaholic. he has been working late into the night and then starting very early days. he has an incredibly full day to day. he now travels to scotland where he'll leave the royal family where there will be a service of thanksgiving in memory of the queen. he'll meet first minister of scotland and travel to the scottish parliament where he'll receive a message of condolence from ministers there before holding a vigil at the st. giles cathedral with other

just a block off el camino the woman who was killed was a mother of two young children dan always learning only moments ago cps took custody of seven. we're told the victim was a woman in her 20s

of weird. >> mother and manufactured likes among providers i'm seven months pregnant heard at first appointmentred but what is so interesting all of these respected scientific institutions by the left, u.k. national health service, the journal of medicine, march of dimes all of them say heart beat at six weeks and now left and plan parenthood saying fauci isn't the god of science but stacey. >> they're doing it they're really doing it now claim babies don't have hearts at six weeks. the fact check -- and the and toddler boy may be a boy. >> science out the window. kayleigh mcenany thanks for your time. dan: i have a special segment i was proud to read the opening bell for a company i'm invest tore in rumble it means a lot to mess. weaves engaged in a war for free speech you can sensor the other guy but the other guy has a voice too and you're damn right i'm going give it to him. means a lot because free speech movement means a lot to me i'm on radio been given a show here on fox and it matters to me. other side and other guy being censored you're damn right he's going to have a voice too and we

let's check the veracity of his data by comparing with a real professional ultrasound machine , seven expectant mothersof pregnancy and an obstetrician-gynecologist serene participate in the experiment; try your baby yourself. listen to enya's heartbeat, it's actually normal that it doesn’t work, because you still have a short period, you only want the first trimester, so it’s very difficult to listen to it in the advertisement on such a sensor, by the way, it says that other girls can start using the device from the first trimester of pregnancy. i managed to hear a heartbeat, but the pulse values ​​for everyone were almost the same and not the same as those given by a professional device. maybe he's doing something else wrong. no, you’re not doing everything right, the home doppler shows 119 beats per minute, but ultrasound device 145. by the way, one of our voluntary testers has a similar device at home, natalya says that she listens to the heart of her future son every night before going to bed, it calms down, but our applicant for a miracle sticker, rather upset, showed very low pulse values ​​diss

of his mother's reign. charles may have been a king in training for more than seven decades, but he still divides opinion onsort of king he will be. >> i think he'll be a very good king. >> the monarchy is going to be a very hard act to follow. >> reporter: charles comes to the throne laden with baggage, personal and historic. personally, he's an eccentric character, with aristocratic habits and well-known opinions. on modern architecture, for example-- he hates it. he's not a fan of modern industrial farming methods, either. >> our current approach will lead to a dead end. >> reporter: the queen, from another generation and another time, mastered the art of royal enigma. the queen never gave an interview. the queen never expressed an opinion. he comes with all sorts of baggage. >> the country knows the prince of wales has opinions. he's had them for as long as most of us can remember. >> reporter: for robert hardman, whose latest book is "queen of our times," charles' opinions have been baked into his persona and are largely vindicated. >> i mean, we look back now on his early pronouncements about the envi

a light bulb went off for me because when the seven men i profiled in biological father, my step father two of my mother's co-workers, my elementary math teacher. mr. williams at fourth grade in a coach in high school with choir director in high school. i met four of the seven black fathers in this zip code in this 1% zip. so i benefited the higher proportionality. and so i talked about about that and that's what really helped plant the seeds. i went on the daily podcast just to talk about this story and my interaction with mr. williams in particular, and my now editor at fsg, eileen smith heard me on the daily and called the new york times and asked for my information. they and we got connected. we had coffee in new pre-pandemic, and she said, i think you have a book about it. at that time it was mentorship. i'm very loose. i had no contact i no idea what i was going to do, how i was to do it, or i was scared about it and it took me about two years from that point to form and put together the proposal in the concept and really reflect, do the interviews and all the things to structure the book the way i

a light bulb went off for me because when the seven men i profiled in biological father, my step father two of my mother's co-workers, my elementary math teacher. mr. williams at fourth grade in a coach in high school with choir director in high school. i met four of the seven black fathers in this zip code in this 1% zip. so i benefited the higher proportionality. and so i talked about about that and that's what really helped plant the seeds. i went on the daily podcast just to talk about this story and my interaction with mr. williams in particular, and my now editor at fsg, eileen smith heard me on the daily and called the new york times and asked for my information. they and we got connected. we had coffee in new pre-pandemic, and she said, i think you have a book about it. at that time it was mentorship. i'm very loose. i had no contact i no idea what i was going to do, how i was to do it, or i was scared about it and it took me about two years from that point to form and put together the proposal in the concept and really reflect, do the interviews and all the things to structure the book the way i

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million - 600,000 tons of grain on 113 bulkers shaggy replenishment police husky umka gave birth to seven puppies during active hostilities in the kyiv region. near their mother, but the families of our police officers are already ready to take them under their care as soon as they grow up due to the full-scale war in korosten, which in zhytomyr oblast canceled the traditional festival of the deruns, however came up with an alternative and to eat something delicious and help the army, but without mass festivities , our correspondents also saw the derunia charity fair. they added flour, added salt, peppered love there, what is necessary and love, love for the motherland, love for men and everything and the fools succeed, the secret ingredient we are only for the military to rather, the victory was our love, it’s inside, it’s added there, too. this year , korosten refused to participate in the traditional international festival of darunas for september, but they decided to use its world-famous brand to hold a charity fair. they roast and sell darunas . once aimed at collecting more donations because it is extraordinary if there is 4,000 hryvnias left in the acc

amateur documentary of the thirties on the footage of the british royal family, including the seven-year-old elizabeth, who, together with sister mother and uncle throws off his hands in nazi greetings, the biographers of the queen, immediately hastened to declare that they love the nazis. she never experienced. i spent over 6 years working at the royal palace on a biography and the queen mother and elizabeth bowsen is quite a thick book. as you can see, i have read thousands and thousands of her letters written in the twenties-thirties -forties and i must say that there is not the slightest hint in them. find some support for nazism and the nazis. assuming that yuna elizabeth could not understand dubious gestures, then her already adult uncle the prince, edward of wales, who taught the future queen to throw off the hand of her sympathies. the nazis never hid in 1937 . eduard traveled to germany where he met with hitler, later a scandalous picture appeared of the zigging prince in october 1937. edward decided to visit nazi germany to give a new impetus to his public career. this trip made a great impression on him. edward spent 12 day

just a block off el camino the woman who was killed was a mother of two young children dan always learning only moments ago cps took custody of seven and one year old girls. we're told the victim was a woman in her 20s, and that she reportedly got a temporary restraining order against the suspect the san mateo county sheriff's office says the two were in an ongoing relationship. we asked about any history of abuse and history of domestic violence a sheriff's lieutenant only confirming the man was known to law enforcement details surrounding what led up to the incident is unknown at this time. we're told officers were flagged down at magnolia and laurel by a witness for what the san mateo county sheriff's office says was a report of an assault in progress. they arrived within minutes and found an obviously deceased female in the street in that area. they began to work the scene and shortly thereafter the male suspect arrived back in the scene and was quickly detained by sheriff's deputies. he was later placed under arrest for homicide. we can confirm that a stabbing instrument was used in the commissioned the crime that weapon is st

the future of the monarchy will become clear today when charles addresses the nation for the first time as king charles iii. he has already requested seven days of mourning after his mother's. i want to discuss a lot of this now and reflect on the queen, queen elizabeth's life and her legacy and joining me to do that is a former british ambassador to the u.s., sir kim derek who was knighted by the queen at buckingham palace that was back in 2008. he is also the author of "collateral damage: britain, america and europe in the age of trump." sir kim, thank you so much for joining us, really appreciate t can you talk to us about her knowledge of foreign affairs. tell us about that. and how knowledgeable she was and prepared she was ahead of world meetings with leaders around the world. >> good morning, don. when you get appointed ambassador you have the honor of an audience with the queen, i went to see her twice, but i also met her when i was security adviser. two things stick with me from those audiences, the first was how extraordinarily well-informed she was on foreign policy. she knew a huge amount and she was absolutely sharp, up to date on everything. if you haven't do

of the year. now to a story only on seven and oakland woman is speaking out after her mother was shot while inside her own home, she says, despite her mother being the victim of robbery, burglary and even assault in the past, this is the last straw, forcing her mother to think about leaving the city she loves. she shared this story only with abc seven news anchor dion lim. i don't want her to be another statistic . roxana who requested we not use her last name, calls her mom superwoman for so many reasons. an immigrant fleeing the war in vietnam for a better life. she had no idea what living in oakland would be like she's been robbed many times she's been punished. they grabbed a necklace from her. on the street . she's gone through all of that . but this is the scariest moment in her life because she almost died august 17th just days before her 61st birthday, roxanne's mom was sleeping alongside her husband in their little saigon home. when gunshots rang out. you can still see to this day a neighboring house riddled with bullet holes. instinct that you have to go or else your life is going to be

of july parade in highland park, illinois. cooper roberts was shot in the back. he was left paralyzed from the waist down during the mass shooting that killed seven and wounded dozens. his mother and twin brother were also injured. roberts underwent several operations and more than two months of rehab. his family said they are filled with gratitude, love, and wholeness now that their son is back home. >>> and "the boston globe" says that the celtics suspended coach ime udoka for a year for violating team policies. the "glen burnie" cites a league -- the boston globe" cites a league source who said udoka was suspended for having an improper consensual relationship with a fmale member of the organization. the celtics said the coach's future with the team beyond this season will be made at a later date. in a statement, udoka apologized to players, fans, the celtics organization, and his family for letting them down. >>> still to come, testing a four-day week. companies offer an update on an experiment that shortens the week of thousands of workers. dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this!

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of rain hurricanes now bring. puerto rico's governor calling the damage catastrophic. the national guard and first responders rescuing more than 1,000 people. ruben ramos and his mother onelia waiting seven to be saved. the water -- she says that the water was running just like this, but inside of her house. nearly the entire island is without electricity, and hundreds of thousands have no running water. and the private company that operates the power grid here says it is going to take several days to restore power to the entire island, but every resident that i've spoken with here believes it's going to take longer than that, and unfortunately, more heavy rain on the way tonight. david? >> all right, victor oquendo, we're thinking of everyone in puerto rico tonight. hurricane fiona is forecast to strengthen. let's bring in rob marciano tracking the storm for us. >> reporter: david, we're ramping up our intensity forecast. you can see now a distinct eye emerging, on the verge of becoming a category 3 storm as it heads towards turks and caio. but we're not done in the dr and puerto rico. turks and caicos under hurricane warnings here. tomorrow morning, a category 3 storm, maybe a category

of his mother, the queen. king charles has asked for a period of royal mourning to be observed until seven days after the queen's funeral. the british cabinet office says at further details on the funeral ceremonies will be made available, that should happen shortly. so let's get some new information, and react to all of this. cnn's anchor and royal correspondent max foster joins us now. max, 96 rounds, salute. folks here stopped, paid attention, you could hear a pin drop, most you could hear. >> one for every year of her life. it is a reminder, isn't it, what a ripe age she reached, and also a reminder, you know, we were talking about how liz truss had her first audience with the queen when she got appointed, and how the queen as she promised in that 21st birthday message dedicated her entire life to her people and she never abdicated. she served right until the end. that's what's poignant about all the gun salutes. we have them here for ceremonial moments, but never this many. that speaks to the contribution i think the queen made to the united kingdom. as they fire off, i've been told that prince william left

of his mother's reign. charles may have been a king in training for more than seven decades, but he still divides opinion ont sort of of king he will be. >> i think he'll be a very good king. >> the monarchy is going to be a very hard act to follow. >> reporter: charles comes to the throne laden with baggage, personal and historic. personally, he's an eccentric character, with aristocratic habits and well-known opinions. on modern architecture, for example. he hates it. he's not a fan of modern industrial farming methods either. >> our current approach will lead to a dead end. >> reporter: the queen from another generation and another time mastered the art of royal enigma. >> the queen never gave an interview. the queen never expressed an opinion. he comes with all sorts of baggage. >> the country knows the prince of wales has opinions. he's had them for as long as most of us can remember. >> reporter: for robert hartman, whose latest book is "queen of our times," charles's opinions have been baked into his persona and are largely vindicated. >> we look back now on his early pronouncements about the environ

much through milk since that time. com and the sister of fifteen-year-old ksyusha and seven-year-old andrey , elena lives with her children in her mother'ss my daughters characters here on this bombshell big bed. there were shadows here. and the workers zone for the school. here is a toy car. vicky is her stroller, daughter. she has a very curious boykaya, who cannot sit still boasting elena all in her mother laid out every evening to dance every evening. i don't know what we chose to listen to music. and what a bad mother she is, look, you saw the girl for the first time in a long time. the loop is so big, it seems to me that it even more like a grandmother tenderly than maxim's eyes are exactly the color, like her grandmother's blue, insanely blue and the only thing that max had two dimples. and she still has one venus, what did you feel? such words from venus of course , because she is her own. well, at least, no matter how it was, anyway. you see, i will not refuse. i want her to be my granddaughter. if for centuries venus turns out to be your granddaughter, you will help, as soon as guests arrive, we will not communicate, we will he

of his mother's death. all of this with a host of tributes to the monarch who sat on the throne for seven decades. new local time, the bells at westminster abbey and other churches in london and all across the uk pealed in the queen's memory. and one hour later the queen was honored with gun salutes at the tower of london, hyde park, edinburgh castle in scotland and several other locations around the united kingdom. later today king charles is going to meet with the new prime minister, liz truss, before delivering his first address to the nation. to start off our coverage this hour, nbc news foreign correspondent molly hunter. here in london we have nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel outside balmoral castle in scotland, and daisy mcandrew and tim york. thank you all for being with us. molly, give us a sense of what things are going to look like here in london over the next few days. we're certainly getting a preview where i am as the crowds continue to descend on buckingham palace to show their respects. >> hey, chris, that's exactly right. i mean, and those crowds that you're seei

of and they'd still remained extremely close. >> and just seven weeks after the death of her beloved sister the queen suffers another devastating loss. her motherge of 101. >> it was horrible for the queen. her mother and her sister, the two closest women to her, two people she could really talk to, were gone. >> for the queen it wasn't just the loss of her mother, which was deeply important to her. the loss of an adviser and a counselor. but it was the loss of a contact with the past. >> the queen mother devoted much of the history of early 20th century britain, who'd been there through the abdication, through the second world war. >> the queen mother was the most influential figure. and the guiding light for her daughter. she was key in creating the blueprint for monarchy that her daughter would follow and would for the rest of her life uphold. >> ever since my beloved mother died over a week ago, i have been deeply moved by the outpouring of affection which has accompanied her death. i thank you for the support you are giving me and my family as we come to terms with her death and the void she has left in our midst. >> on the day of the fune