but let's start with the glorious lesley manville. 50, mrs harris goes to paris, which is based on a paul gallico, who wrote the snow goose and the poseidon adventure and a bunch of things that were adapted. lesley manville is ada harris. she earns a living cleaning for rich clients, who are often horrible, who own dior dresses. she's waiting for her husband to return from the war — he's not coming back. she discovers, finally, he's not coming back and she gets a war widow's pension. and she decides, "ok, i'm going to make my dream come true. "i'm going to take whatever money i have, whatever other "money i can get together, i'm going to go to paris and i'm "going to buy myself a dior dress like i have seen in the houses "of these glamourous women that i clean for." so she goes to paris and she turns up at the house of dior, where isabelle huppert is, let's be honest, not pleased to see here. here's a clip. she speaks french this lady wishes to buy a dress. direct her to a suitable shop. go. please, let me escort you out. no, no, no, no, hang ona minute! i've come miles, saved every p

we have mrs harris goes to paris, which pretty much does what it says on the tin.strickland, flux gourmet, which i am very much looking forward to discussing with you. yes. plenty to be said there. but let's start with the glorious lesley manville. so, mrs harris goes to paris, which is based on a book by paul gallico, who wrote the snow goose and the poseidon adventure and a bunch of things that were adapted. lesley manville is ada harris. she earns a living cleaning for rich clients, who are often horrible, who own dior dresses. she's waiting for her husband to return from the war — he's not coming back. she discovers, finally, he's not coming back and she gets a war widow's pension.

so, mrs harris goes to paris, which is based on a book by paul gallico, who wrote the snow goose and her husband to return from the war — he's not coming back. she discovers, finally, he's not coming back and she gets a war widow's pension. and she decides, "ok, i'm going to make my dream come true. "i'm going to take whatever money i have, whatever other "money i can get together, i'm going to go to paris and i'm "going to buy myself a dior dress like i have seen in the houses "of these glamourous women that i clean for." so she goes to paris and she turns up at the house of dior, where isabelle huppert is, let's be honest, not pleased to see here. here's a clip. she speaks french this lady wishes to buy a dress. direct her to a suitable shop. go. please, let me escort you out. no, no, no, no, hang ona minute! i've come miles, saved every penny, scrubbing floors and i don't know- what, so i can buy this frock. a christian dior gown is not for pennies. if you think i ain't - got the money, there.

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we have mrs harris goes to paris, which pretty much does what it says on the tin.

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mr. harris. my name is and get it and i get to the thought at us. i hear it syllis disc take if you get us today to get our something going on, the bus or so. so over learning, when and south korea military service is compulsory. ah, but some refused to take part 18th weeks. those dodging the drop on al jazeera of football from spain traded, battling opponents on the pick up fighting fascism at home and abroad. footballing legend at a canton introduces got the nino in the battle. a water used his beloved game to help himself and others survived the horrors of a natural concentration. what bold rebels on al jazeera ah al jazeera with. so i lou this is out there. i'm daddy and i will go with a truck on your world headlines. at least 130 people have been killed and sam, p t, a football match and indonesia. the chaos began. after supporters and losing sight invaded the pitch. police fire tear gas causing crowd to flee towards the exit. polls have opened in brazil's general election, the former president, louisa austria luna. the silver scene here has ju

mr. harris and i had other names and you get a negative. the thought at us, i hear it soon. this disc take if you get us to get our something going on faster so so learning well hi, distressing for a woman, then a much wanted pregnancy going horribly wrong. aside from then being punished, boy el salvador strict devotion north, a thin women incarcerated for years. some say their only crime was a devastating still by an empowering story of one woman struggle that ignited a movement. miscarriage, of justice. a witness documentary on al jazeera, the latest news as it breaks. this village is the 1st village in this area to be rebuilt. since this area military took control of this area with detailed coverage . this mountain behind me is still being occupied by other johns armed forces from around the world migration official favor dealing with more than 200000 pending application. the british political party it with the labor party is a criminal conspiracy against its members. newly obtained documents were reveal members silenced, suspended, and full staff. my colon, this is unbel

mr. harris letter but i'll let her speak and answer clarifying questions. >> can we arrange that? >> dana can you answer the question about richard harris issue? >> yes. of course we are only going to use the portion of the maintenance fee necessary to cover those expenses. there is more maintenance fee money then we would need for those expenses, and i reassured richard that we would not use more and in fact that the final agreement since this is just a term sheet will include language with more specifics in it. i will furnish him a copy and he will have a opportunity to see it. it just says we will use the maintenance fund, not all the maintenance fund. it was a term sheet. >> so it sounds like we don't have to take this out of the consent calendar, it can remain as is and we already approved it. is that correct? >> yes. >> okay, thank you. >> thank you. okay. moving on. >> we are on item 7, had san francisco zoo. we have chris connor in webex who is going to present so i believe sfgovtv will make him a panelist. hi, chris. >> good morning. >> we can see you and you should be abl

mr. harris quine on the program. 5 pm's in 12 years and one really does one to how different disillusion, the sort of conservative membership and the conservative movement is with the conservative party right now. yes, i think there is, there is great disillusionment. and over the course of 12 years, there have been a lot of promises made a lot of blame laid at the door of the previous labor government. but i think we're at the point now where concerted voters, concerted members are really starting to blame. the conservative party for the not delivering on a lot of those promises and will say, frankly, for the chaos that has ensued in recent years. it's not just that there's been 5 prime ministers in 12 years. it's also the only one of those prime ministers came into downing street of the back of the general election. i think there's an increasing feeling that what it stopped in the head of many, gracie. so people behind closed doors concert, the central office of picking the prime minister, that one of the largest democracies in the world. and i don't think that situation is sustainable

mr. bannon going into court before 9:00 a.m. we may not have the sound actually. he continued to say that it is a quote illegitimate process. now, what was fascinating, harris and what's really important is that the judge is going to release mr. bannon right now and if he comes to our cameras around the courthouse we'll hear what he has to say. the important thing is >> harris: we were able to see that but couldn't hear it. i think we're having some technical difficulties here with audio in general. griff, thank you very much. we'll pull away now and leo terrell standing by on the phone. leo, civil rights attorney. break this down for us. we may hear from steve bannon and we'll take it live if and when it happens. what happened in the courtroom? normally we don't see ajudd indication of this sort of thing. >> that's for having me. you have an issue of defying a subpoena and the motivation behind it. you have to remember this subpoena was issued to steve bannon by the january 6th committee and you have to question the motivation behind it. and the idea of him being found guilty on this subpoena or failure to comply, contempt of a judiciary subpoena is someth

i want to thank mrs. harris for her work sxendz this to the full board with positive recommendation. >> on that motion to forward this to the full board, vice chair safai. >> aye >> member chan. >> aye >> chair ronen. >> aye. >> that motion passes unanimously. thank you. mr. clerk long last read item 6. >> yes. item 6 a hearing to discuss employee wages and benefits at the felton institute received 20 million from the city and the operational impact of labor disruptions on employees and social service at the institute. members who are joining remote and wish to comment on the hearing call 415-655-0001 then access code: 2491 103 2787 ## and press story 3 to enter the queue. i. to thank supervisor melgar for joining us and i will turn it over to you to manage and conduct this hearing. thank you, so much chair robe sxen colleagues, thank you for hear thanksgiving item. >> we are hear today to hear from workers and the administration about the immunization and negotiation uppers at the felton institute provides ment

mr harris has the police have questioned family members about the homicide, but the case is still unsolved she's helping to take care of watkins four sons and says she still plans to take them to disneyland during the holidays. this morning, both president biden in ukraine's president, vladimir zelensky, took part in an emergency g seven meeting as russia continues the barrage of attacks in ukraine. today, russia launched a new round of missile attacks in southern ukraine, as the number of people dead from yesterday's attacks is now at 19 stepped up actions are in retaliation for suspected ukrainian strike on a key bridge that connects russia with crimea. president dolinsky is expected to press world leaders from the g seven today for more support. here's what zelinsky needs, and he's not getting from the americans. they need the ability to knock down russian rockets and missiles, even though the number that's available to putin right now is considerably reduced because of all that he's been doing against civilians ever since the 24th of february. president zelensky spoke with president bi

let's hear what mr heaton harris had to say.ys will be an optimist. so, i am deeply disappointed that we are where we are now. ijust met with the chief electoral officer for northern ireland and we discussed issues around operational concerns that she wants and she addressed as we move forward. but ijust wanted to outline a couple of things first. this is a really serious situation. as of the minute past midnight last night, there are no longer ministers and office in the northern ireland executive. now, iwill take and office in the northern ireland executive. now, i will take limited but necessary steps to ensure public services do continue to run and to protect the public finances. but there is a limit to what the secretary of state can do in these circumstances. i also want to address those who have joint authority. it is something that will simply not considered. it is not based on the consent mechanism that is to the belfast good friday agreement. so, we are where we are. i have limited options ahead of me and i'm under leg

harris? [applause] mr. pence: these are good students. look at the time. [laughter] i'm kidding. i have known president biden for a long time. he was in the senate when i was in the house. we served together on conference committees. we frankly always have a good relationship. when i was governor of indiana he was vice president. indiana introduced the first consumer directed health care in medicaid. we negotiated with the ob ama-biden administration to do that to expand health care to tens of thousands of users -- of hoosiers who would not have it. we did it with free-market principles. when i was elected during the transition, president biden and jill were very gracious to us. i will be grateful for that. i can't identify a policy that i agree with in the biden administration, but again, i think you can say that some of these ideas are bad without saying they are a bad person. [applause] i remember the day that kamala harris was tapped to be joe biden's running mate. i called her from air force 2. i think she was a little surprised. but i told her, senator, i got that call once

you know, while myself and harry dunn and mrs. sicknick were going to meet these senators, mitch mcconnell couldn't meet with us. he was too busy. he offered to send a junior staffer to meet with the mother of a fallen police officer. then he made phone calls to all of these senators asking for favors that they vote against the january 6th committee. or i'm sorry, bipartisan commission. i i mean -- >> yeah. it's hard to even fathom. >> i have words but i can't say them on tv. >> please don't. i think. >> use your imagination. >> but let me tell you, the book is fascinating. you talk about how differently you have been treated since the insurrection. you talk about more than just january 6th. you talk about policing in america and politics. you talk about our relationship. i'm very proud of you. and, i hope this is a number one best seller. everyone should go out and buy this book. it is called hold the line. thank you buddy. >> thank you. >> i appreciate it. >> yeah man. >>> just one scandal after another for herschel walker who s

and then mr. ne services at b, as in harry goes, focusing on exhibitions and the metaphors. visitors to the immersive virtual exhibition can interact with the works here. they can also buy them using crypto currency that wasn't coming up. we're heading in the right direction. it's been a hot topic and during the pandemic, a lot of colombians have invested in crypto currency. there's a lot of people who already understand the system, but, and with the crypto currencies, we have an f, t c us any, was any of the big jose luis codio is a programmer. during the pandemic, he recreated many of the most important museums in columbia. and put them on line he's currently developing an app that artists can use to exhibit their works in the metaphors and sell them directly. because him on muslim windows, we created about 9 digital copies of real exhibition spaces. when they were closed on several, then we realized that this was still a very new area in art as well. i la, okay. the la when it all started with the n f t boom. and the new digital platforms in 2021. a lot of people had never heard o

when harry truman was sworn in as our 33rd president, he'd only hold job of vice president for 82 days. overnight, mr. brand new number two became our wartime in chief. he hadn't even been included in crucial briefings. but now he had see the fight for victory through to the finish. one of the many times harry truman displayed good judgment was when he tapped a kentuckian, alvin barkley, to be his running mate in 1948. senator barkley was a dependable, principled statesman who was known his earnestness and dogged his fellows. democrats had elected him leader six times. but now, in this role, he got a close up look at how fdr is compare little known fourth vice president was acquitting himself in the top job. he later write in his memoirs that truman was, quote a professional in the best sense of the word that the president, quote, never allowed to become so personally that a person could not talk to him as a fellow human being. we're all familiar with a long list of historic events for which truman helped lead our and you've heard them, but i'm almost as impressed with the plainspoken humble midweste

mr. brooks, which is his name. >>harris: what are they supposed to call him? >>emily: exactly. exactly.re many questions that arise out of his -- >>harris: does that mean he'd have success on an appeal because he represented himself? you're shaking your head, sean. it's one thing people ask about this and at one point the judge felt unsafe and that's where they took him out of the courtroom. >>emily: with all of the procedures put in place to ensure he was deemed fit to stand trial to represent himself, those safeguards should not but in place and everyday incontrovertible to his guilt and if it gets to the appeal level, he'll remain guilt. >>lisa: i hope he rots in hell. >>harris: well, there's hell on earth for him now. more outnumbered in a moment. >>emily: more americans living paycheck to paycheck and forced to take on roommates or move back home with mom and dad even if they have kids of their own to make ends meet. 18% of u.s. adults say they've been living rent free with family and friends in the past six months. that's up from 11% during the same time period last year. kayleigh

mr. ryan he also said kamala harris absolutely wrong for saying the southern border is secure because we know the southern border is not secure. >> brian: we will see what happens after the election, 12 minutes after the hour to give us news. >> ainsley: we will start here with a fox news alert, several children rushed to the hospital this morning following a carbon monoxide leak at a day care center in eastern pennsylvania. ambulances racing to happy smiles learning center in allentown after getting a call about an unconscious child. authorities repeatedly warned hospitals to be ready for a large number of patients. we will keep an eye on that one for sure. a homeless man caught on security camera breaking into a restaurant in venice, california, for the second time this week. he caused thousands of dollars in damage and rated the cabinets drinking several bottles of top shelf liquor. the restaurant added extra layers of security after the break-in but they didn't think you'd be able to enter through the skylight, which is what he did. a dramatic finish to monday night football after th

kamala harris and joe biden are going there tomorrow. mr. obama is going next week. last night with dave matthews band, 3,000 people in pittsburgh. a must-win opportunity for democrats. >> harris: there is a group in pennsylvania that's doing a rally for each of the candidates. i was reading about that. mercedes, what do you say about what kevin said and the difference that these three at the top can make for john fetterman or anybody? >> look, i really don't think that again biden or kamala bring anything to the table. poor kamala harris, she is always making a gaffe as well as joe biden. i think president obama does have the star power. but what bothers me about these democrats is many of them refuse to debate the republicans. we see this with shapiro. he is a wimp for not going out there to debate -- we know hobs is scared of lake. it shows how the democrats have nothing to say. they have no message and keep shifting their message because they are losing. >> harris: you are talking a about. we got trump's list of areas for trump. the president and the press have w

harry truman. some, of course, where mrs. clinton, some with mr. trump. and i didn't understand duboise, when he was in germany at the turn of the century, he sees the movement of the german social democrats, the progressive -- [inaudible] during this period of time as the progressive party forms, the cold war develops. the americans and russians had been allies during the war, but now they are -- [inaudible] is so the progressive party starts bringing out ideas of corporate control and the rights of african-americans, the rights of women, and many activists become involved. duboise and, of course, the late pete segal who just died about a year ago. about one year ago. he also becomes again involved in issues around africa and found something called the council of african affairs. you all remember trans-africa, the movement that led the struggle against apartheid. the provost at howard university gave with up his position as provost in order to work for these causes. he was a member of the communist party, the fbi found out and did everything it could for

the question this week, will the northern ireland secretary mr heaton harris still be in hisjob comel _ sturgeon says, notwithstanding the political differences, i will do my best to _ political differences, i will do my best to build a constructive working relationship with rishi sunak in the interests _ relationship with rishi sunak in the interests of the people that we serve — interests of the people that we serve. she also points out that he is the _ serve. she also points out that he is the first— serve. she also points out that he is the first british—asian to be prime — is the first british—asian to be prime minister and she says that is a genuinely— prime minister and she says that is a genuinely significant moment. but she urges— a genuinely significant moment. but she urges him, in terms of economic and for— she urges him, in terms of economic and for policy — she urges him, in terms of economic and for policy of the conservative government, not to go for another round _ government, not to go for another round of— government, not to go for another round of austerity. that

he ought to fly to the border and joe biden and kamala harris say the border is secure, it's not secure. mr. president, seal this border. it would show tremendous leadership, electrify the issue, might get something done but instead, gives speeches how new york city is a brand and open up the tent city, no, close the tent city, a lack of leadership, courage and imagination, and result is chaos, mayhem and death. >> john: i don't know if it's widely known just yet, but eric adams' response to the criticism over the orchard beach location for the tent city was to say oh, you know what, you are right, that's the wrong place to put it. put it on randall's island, a huge park on it, a concert venue on it. people see it when you drive over the bridge between manhattan and laguardia, he has capitulated to them. >> these people have broke into our country, and the way to handle this, close the border. if you want to come to the united states of america, go to the nearest embassy and fill out visa applications. that would settle the entire situation and i don't see anybody on the democrat side stepp

mr coveney held formal bilateral talks with northern ireland secretary chris heaton—harris, who has repeatedlyard about it. i mean, i�*m in that wonderful situation that this is the law, as you mentioned in the second part of your question. it�*s primary legislation, there�*s a lot going on in british government legislation terms at this point in time. i really don�*t believe as a former chief would be the slot for it, but i�*m under a duty to call an election on the 28th. i think it�*s vitally important that the executive reforms in northern ireland, for all the reasons i�*ve given previously about the quality of public services, the interventions on energy that we need to give and are finding quite difficult to do so in a northern ireland context. we will get there, but it would be much better and much more efficiently delivered by having an executive in place. so i�*m under no illusions as to the issues around it. but yes, i will be calling an election on the 28th of october if we do not have an executive reformed. and i recognize the reality of that and that's that's the law that we're ope

mr. michels. i would like to thank amy dupont, frederica, dan hagan, dr. tim harris, victor from milwaukee and telemundo wisconsin statewide and michelle mccormick from green bay. we covered the state. we think our data team members working behind the scenes. and we want to tell you these research materials can be found at the wba website and social media accounts. thanks to jonathan from appleton, james langa madison and giuliana from madison. >> >> thank you for joining us for tonight debate. this debate has been sponsored by our wba foundation to throw ground from the wisconsin association of independent colleges and universities and the wisconsin county association. our sincere thanks to the radio and tv stations who work together to produce this broadcast. to our candidates, our moderator, our panelists, our data team, as always wba member stations will be on duty to bring you the results. election day is tuesday, november 8. exercise your right as an american and vote.

harris. honestly at this point i feel like the white house needs to hire mr.r spokesperson because clearly all that job entails is cleaning up the mess of the president and the vice president. she needs to go back to the salad bar and rework her word salad as she has been known to do. she is absolutely out of line to suggest that aid after this disastrous once in 500 year storm will be based on equity, race or socio- economic status. we're here for all americans. not just republicans or democrats, all americans. we're doing what good americans do. we're responding to our friends and neighbors in need. and it is just disgusting they would try to politicize this just as they tried to do that last friday when they sent $2 billion of fema money to the border. that is ridiculous on the same day that hurricane ian smacked my home state. it is a real shame, harris. >> harris: they are trying to clean up after -- throw good money after bad. that's now how you will solve what's happening at the border. if we thought that's all it would take americans would say okay, it

mr. pelosi is expected to make a full recovery and the president condemns all violence. harris. >> harris: just a couple of things, and i'm not sure if we have the video or images but you were talking about graffiti in the last couple of years, the house has been hit a couple of times. a man defecating in the driveway. you had the words up on the garage that were so nasty that they had to cover them with garbage bags. each section of the double driveway and garage. so this has been a house -- there it is. the images in the bottom left corner. this has been a house that -- it is in a beautiful, very expensive neighborhood and people know who lives there. this time around it doesn't just happen in a vacuum and we can pitch to politics if people desire to do that. i say wait for the facts. but one fact that we know is that crime in that city is off the charts. and that the liberal d.a.'s office, which has now some changing people in it, has been problematic in terms of getting that so-called swift justice. this does not happen in a place where crime isn't hitting everybody. if it

mr. chair for all that you do. folks, i am thrilled to be here tonight with the president of the united states, joe biden. and the vice president of the united states, kamala harris. as i told the crowds earlier today, pennsylvania is at these center of the political universe right now. folks, we need you to do what you did and 2020. we need you to deliver. i want to acknowledge some of the amazing democratic leaders that we have with us tonight. governor tom wolf, senator bob casey, your future it senator from pennsylvania, john fetterman. your future governor of pennsylvania, josh shapiro. your future lieutenant governor, ossie davis -- austin davis. and i also want to thank -- in attendance as well, virginia zone gregor, -- virginias own mcgregor. we've been on a bus tour hitting stages from florida to pennsylvania. folks, 11 days, 11 days from the election and there is no much on the line. this election, we have a choice. democrats, we want to deliver home. we want to continue to build on all of the progress that we've made and keep moving us forward in the nation. republicans, they want to take us back. democrats, we want to solve the problems that keep peop

mr. president, let's have that discussion because we should not be trying to cozy up to iran. >> harris: all right. we'll move to this. the stakes with russia are higher than ever with vladimir putin's threats of nuclear action. president biden warning the situation is dire. doubling down last night on the controversial comments that he made last week. >> when people hear the word armageddon they get scared used by a u.s. president. >> president biden: putin. he cannot continue with impunity to talk about the use of a tactical nuclear weapon as if it's a rational things to do. mistakes get made and miscalculation could occur. no one can be sure what would happen and it could end in armageddon. >> harris: he turned heads with this on putin. >> president biden: i think he is a rational actor miscalculated significantly. i thought he would be welcome with open arms. that this was the home of mother russia and kiev and he was going to be welcomed. i think he just totally miscalculated. >> harris: i think he is rational. i think he is rational. those are the words that our president used to d

. >> what's disgraceful is kamala harris was responsible for determining the root cause and the root cause, by the way, mrst you were support to uncover are not behind the migrant surge but the cause in open borders. that's according to the "new york post." instead the biden administration just announced a new border enforcement operation with mexico that includes a parole program, you could call it to provide a legal pathway to venezuelans. they are being told they'll go back to mexico if they come to the united states. we just heard from griff that this essentially could provide a legal pathway, could it not? >> exactly. the whole thing is a complete mess. if you are a migrant, if you are someone fleeing the disaster of collapsing economies and societies in places like venezuela, of course it is not surprising you will come and you cling to every piece of hope, any piece of information that you can find to justify that terrible risky journey that people have to make. for reasons we all sympathize with and understand and why you have to have a really clear, consistent, coherent policy. no, there is a lega

mr coveney is holding formal bilateral talks with northern ireland secretary chris heaton—harris, whothought it through and i thought long and hard about it. i am in that wonderful situation that this is the law as you mentioned in the second part of your question. it is legislation. there's a lot going on a british government legislation terms at this point in time and i really don't believe is a former chief whip... i am under a duty to finish this on the 28th. it think it's vitally important that the executive reforms in northern ireland for all the reasons i've given previously about the quality of public services, interventions on energy, that we need to give and are finding quite difficult to do so in a northern ireland context. we will get there, but it would be much better, much more efficiently delivered by having an executive in place. i'm under no illusions as to theissues place. i'm under no illusions as to the issues around it, but, yes, i will be calling an election on the 28th of october if we do not have an executive reforms. i 28th of october if we do not have an exec

mr. clean for press secretary in the white house, all they do is clean up the mess of biden and harris.or desantis are political rivals whether we like it or not and here they are hanging out largess in desantis state. how do you think that meeting is going to go? >> i think that the media is hoping there's going to be some sort of blowup but i believe this is going to be a nothing burger. we've seen how these storms can define major political figures careers so i am expecting professionalism across the board. i expect it to be focused on the storms which we will put people above politics. my hope is the white house does the same, governor desantis will focus on the recovery efforts and making sure folks have what they need to survive the storm before, during and after so i expect the president will do the same. it would be a shame to turn this into a political statement so if he comes down here and touts off about climate change or covid vaccines that will be a bad decision on behalf of the white house. stuart: despite desantis's warning four people were arrested for looting in florida