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professor martin nicky, speaking to me - martin nicky, speaking to me earlier. —— professor martin mckee figures show that 15 deaths were recorded across the uk in the last 2a hours, and 24,248 new infections. there were on average 211,809 new cases a day in the past week. 137,389 people have received a first dose of a vaccine in the latest 24—hour period. in total, more than 45.2 million people have had theirfirstjab, which is 86% of all uk adults. 196,209 people have had their second jab in the past 24 hours, which means more than 33.6 million people are now fully vaccinated — which is nearly 64% of adults. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered on tomorrow's front pages at 22:30 and 23:30 this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are the parliamentary journalist tony grew and the journalist and broadcaster, caroline frost. a lovely duo. england's football team are back in the country after their convincing victory over ukraine in rome in the quarter finals of the euros. bookmakers now have england as favourites to win the tournament. but first the

an insane sport, nicky. there's something wrong with you and your friends! so, missing about 15 trees on the way down, ok? that is important. oh, dear. oh, dear! gaining speed! yeah! now, they make it look very easy, but it's far from it. you have to be careful of where you are heading, because these tracks aren't straight lines, and the speed just picks up a crazy amount. you need a way to slow down. watch out for those trees! close call! laughter after a few attempts, i start to get the hang of things. riding in a crew! as for the big jumps, well, i think i will leave that to the professionals. laughter yeah, good job, good job! yeah! woo hoo! and finally, this week, one of my all—time favourite experiences here on the travel show. back in 2016, i travelled to the andes in northern peru to the home of the yumbilla falls, one of the largest waterfalls in the world. and i was incredibly lucky to be one of the first people to try and abseil down it. your legs, carmen, 90 degrees like this. lean backwards. taking off is terrifying. it's hard to stay up with th

all they want to do is is disrupt and silence the opposition as they say. >> laura: now nicky what do think would have happened if you tried that little routine with the black lives matter press conference? >> oh, we would be all over the main stream media for starters. >> laura: yeah. >> which strangely it's weird to find the washington post and a lot of these other dc outlets not covering this. it's just a total mystery to me. >> laura: democrat candidate for virginia lieutenant governor debated la of night and they did touch on critical race theory, specifically your county. sean perryman said critical race theory is not even being taught in our schools, it's a republican dog whistle meaning racist where anything they disagree with is critical race theory. ian is that true? they claim it's not even present, not even a factor. >> that's absolutely nonsense. we have actually invoices from the equity collaborative in california to louden county public schools in virginia where they say teaching teachers and coaching teachers on critical race theory. they talk about culturally responsi

like you mobilize them, we can currently vaccinate 15000 people a day and lose nicky. we have enough jobs for 15000 people every day. the part from main purpose providing moscow's guests with immunity. this vaccination center has turned out to serve another unexpected purpose. it starts with metrics and even had doctors from several different most hospitals. what about them? we have been dealing with corona virus for a long time. so we have quite a lot of experience. we have the exact same goal in was to dress and me, simple hospitals. we have all work through this infection. every one is willing to share their expertise. had it not been for this venue, they would have never met and never had the chance to pool their experience and knowledge bad things. the panoramic image done of reporting from moscow t the ruling christine democratic union of germany build herself as a party of the people at the latest election campaign, features, posters of the parent, cd. you members who work as nurses, police, and engineers. they come to light the stars is that campaign were actua

we can currently vaccinate 15000 people a day and lose nicky. we have enough jobs to 15000 people every day. the part from main purpose providing moscow's guests with immunity. this vaccination center has turned out to serve another unexpected purpose. it's staffed with metrics and even had doctors from several different most hospitals. what about them? we have been dealing put on the wires for a long time. so we have quite a lot of experience. we have the exact same goal was to dress and me, simple hospitals will have all work through this infection. everyone is willing to share the expertise i did not be for this venue. they would have never met and never had the chunk pool, their experience or knowledge back things that panoramic image done of reporting from moscow. t deeper dive into any of our stories this hour and a whole lot more besides can always be find an r t dot com. do give it a check when you can. bye for now. the imac kaiser or more of my guide to financial survival. this is a hedge fund, it's a device used by professional gal you

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like you mobilize them, we can currently vaccinate 15000 people a day and lose nicky. we have enough jobs to 15000 people every day. the part from main purpose providing moscow's guests with immunity. this vaccination center has turned out to serve another unexpected purpose. it's staffed with medic and even had doctors from several different most hospitals. what about them? we have been dylan was called on the virus for a long time. so we have quite a lot of experience. we have the exact same goal invoice to dress and me, simple hospitals. we have all work through this infection. every one is willing to share their expertise, had it not being for this venue, they would have never met and never had the chance to pool their experience and knowledge back thing. the panoramic image done of reporting from moscow r t one person who won't be in line for the sputnik job is frances europe minister. he's worried you member states might consider greenlighted shows that don't have the blocks approval unsafe nations should be on the lookout. his fear comes as the delta, a variant

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. >> reporter: head instructor nicki bird says instruction classes are filled and the pay raise is whymany are diving into the seasonal job. >> it is going up from $17 to $25. we posted about a job that is $30 an hour in the hamptons. >> reporter: massachusetts is offering a $500 bonus. in texas, wages are up 30%. this school has trained nearly 2,000 life guards in 8 different states this year. they say nearly all of them have found jobs. scott benson is back in the pool, the 41-year-old dad life guarded in college. >> i can't even remember what they paid then. >> i bet it wasn't $20 an hour. >> no. >> reporter: many trainees already have a job lined up when they pass the test. >> i really like helping people. >> reporter: it helps that it has never paid better. rockville center, new york. >>> time now is 4:47. let's get a check on the weather and traffic. we will start with weather because it's the weekend. finally here. >> almost here. so glad it's friday. we are making it to the weekend. we are looking at a little bit of a warm up in store for us as we look ahead to the weekend. in

brought them to the brink of extinction. creditors, such as teeter the form a couple of the ecosystem. nicky, metro pray, uncontrolled and pray of course also keeps the vegetation on the control. since the guiding build program was launched in 2015, many farmers house to talk to killing cheated for jeffrey moore. the program has been a success things to his dogs. he hasn't lost a single god in the last 5 years. many species in africa still survive and co exist in then protected wildlife areas, ensuring humans and animals can leave side by side remains, challenge things to conservation efforts. researches estimate that today. there are some 7000 cheaters living in the wild and some of them all of the allies to the dogs that watch over the floor in the gallery. from but saw that to sandra's home, you done death. it since farm was there of set up a sleep bank. can you tell us more about that? sandra? use a concrete. ben bunks are unimportant results for preserving the different string and for breathing new ones that are better suited to the change conditions. this climate change, we're going to

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city council president nicky for tune owe bass joined a team of volunteers for a beautification project. the team picked up litter as you can see. they cleaned up graffiti and escorted chinatown seniors. the volunteers are all with the oakland/chinatown coalition, a collaborative effort. jessica aguirre joins us now with what is coming up next at 5:30. >> we have a lot coming up. u.s. troops are all but gone from afghanistan, which is creating an opportunity for the taliban. insurgents regaining territory across the country, leaving the future of afghanistan in doubt. >> more people don't -- they kill each other. so do you think they have the details? this will look for hostilities. >> a former taliban leader speaks out about what could be next. >>> thousands of cubans pour into the streets in havana, demanding change. it is the biggest anti-government demonstration in recent memory. what they want and what president biden is saying about it tonight. >>> good monday. >>> good monday. thanks so much for joining us. the news at 5:30 starts right now. >> the united states is another stretc

sure to nicky. thank you for having me on the show today. my name is brandy lauren. i am a journalist, specializing in indigenous stories. i'm from the michelle 1st nation and of cree iroquois and french background. my grandmother is a survivor of the residential school system and i tell the stories of survival to international national audiences. and i have a welcome to the stream, introduce yourself and also tell us what is your connection to residential schools in canada? well, what to charlie angus mission? because i am a charlie angus, the member of parliament for the vast northern canadian region of timmins, james bay. i am not indigenous, but i have spent years working with the survivors. one of the most evil institutions in memory, the st. anne's residential school and the damage at that school did that. we're still fighting for justice in the communities. i represent the fight for children to clean water, proper schools, the suicide crisis that we see. so much of the damage that was done. this is not ancient history, this is ongoing trauma caused by these cr

my name is nicky g. i'm an attorney, i'm a activist, i'm an advocate and i am an author. i'm a founding member of the cobra. the national coalition of black reparations in america. and i'm an inaugural commissioner on the national african american reparations commission for let's start with the united nations. this is the human rights chief michelle by chalet on july, the 12 making a deep connection between the slave people. i'm reparations, and what reparations actually means. there is an urgent need to confront the legacy of enslavement. the trans atlantic slave trade. clearly some and successive racially discriminatory policies and systems and to seek repository justice despite some initiative towards truth, seeking a limited form of reparation including memorization acknowledgements, apologies under jason. research could not find a single sample of a state that has comprehensively reckon with the past or accounted for its impact on the lives of people of african center. they at guess i, i just stated that timeline. it wasn't even the entire timeline of the transit lat

for instance, they talk about the fact that spook nicky has been approved in nearly 70 nations including brazil hungry india, philippines, and india. by the way, it's going to produce, eat, 80150000 doses, absolutely for domestic use. and they wouldn't have gone for this if we hadn't been sure about the vaccine. right. also there is, there's data coming from the russian researchers, but then the receipt coming from all those nations that are distributing specifically for their population. and for instance, the united arab emirates have conducted their own study that showed 97.8 percent efficacy of scrutiny. the argentine is health care officials claim that even one day spook nick, we gives anti bodies in 78.6 percent of cases. and this is, by the way, some, some, some were something where i have a personal experience. so i didn't have antibodies after the 1st shot, but when i got the 2nd one, so that's when my body had a proper needed response. and i still have a significant level of antibodies, even 8 months after inoculation. but let's get back to the article and see what they said abo

nicky eardley, our colleague, from scotland, said, oh, i've got something with one lion on it.ught, that's not too bad, i thought it might be some sort of knock—off shirt or whatever, but no it is the... the lion rampant! chuckles there we go. anyway, from that mason to the other mason, mason mount, who in a heart—warming moment of the match handed his shirt to a girl in the crowd. very nice moment. kind of symbolises the feel—good factor there is. even for scottish people. definitely! in their adopted home of england. we were supporting england very heartily last night. all eyes on the final now on sunday against italy. one of our guests on the pod cast tonight is italian, and it is the ceo of lastminute.com, andrea bertoli. hello, andrea. nice to be here with you. in this brief moment of peace before sunday. we can still enjoy some fun today. yeah, and we've got loads to talk to you about. first, you are italian, secondly, you run a travel company, and the government hasjust massively changed its travel policies. loads to make you happy. there's only one question, though, is

we are joined now by nicky charles, the executive director of hero dogs, inc. >> this is norm.st responders. griff: what do you do and why are you doing it? >> our mission is to improve the quality of life for our nation's heroes. so really just it's our desire to give back to those who sacrificed so much. griff: a remarkable number of veterans come back suffering from ptsd and traumatic brain injuries. these dogs are helping to make their lives better. how? >> it's our goal to teach the goals paths to help alleviate disabilities. mobility, hearing loss and to intervene in terms of psychological triggers and trauma. griff: you actually train and place the dogs at no cost to the recipient? >> that's correct. and we provide life-time support of the partnership. if the dog need a tuneup or needs to be taught a new skill, we place within a 50-mile radius. we can send a trainer out to worth them to make sure it many the best partner it can be. griff: it takes time to train these dogs for their duties. >> that's correct. norm is 18 months into his training. he's working to become a s

it makes it so ron desantis and nicky hailey and the rest of them who might run in 2024 have to move slowly, have to be very, very nice to him. and one of the interesting things when you talk to some of the trump supporters is that they always pick ron -- not always, but they tend to pick ron desantis because he's brash. he has that kind of personality that donald trump has where he's a little mean in public in talking to reporters and the way he speaks to other folks. i think that is something they're really interested in. and with donald trump, you can't run afoul of him. it has caused the party to do all types of things, even repeat dangerous lies, say things that aren't true at all at cpac and in congress just so they can make sure they don't piss off donald trump when he tweets -- not tweets -- sends a statement about them to someone. >> old habits die hard. eugene, lots of talk today about this seven-point fantastical plan to reinstate trump as president in days, not weeks. how seriously is this being taken within the republican party? >> i mean, on the trump -- in the trump pa

with members of the langesfeld and the rodan families they were all related by blood or marriage, nickiises and andreas, all of them younger than 30 and now their family members weigh in on what they'd like to happen. >> the trauma that this caused me doesn't let me remember her smile. it goes through thinking that she was screaming realizing that maybe she was dying, and i know that if this happened to me, she would be sitting here talking about me because she believed that she can do something for me, and i would do the same for her. >> have you been able to go back towards -- get close to the site or anything like that? >> yeah. it's painful you just wish you were in a dream sometimes. >> do you feel like this memorial, if one is made permanent, it could help you heal just a little bit >> yeah. >> i don't think it will help me heal, but i think it will allow me to go there and remember them and honor them but i have to drive past and just see another tower, it's going to be so painful for all of us. >> reporter: the families we spoke to, they know this property has to be sold. what t

her friends called her nicky and her family did, as well and they had just gotten married in january year. they were planning, andrea, to have a big ceremony with friends and family after the pandemic. but now instead of doing that, her family is desperately praying for a miracle. people keep asking me if people here have hope and they do and it's because they have no choice. the other option is to sit and wait and assume the worst and with so many people still missing, the community members are relying on each other and they're still desperately praying for a miracle even if it's just one person, but this is the ninth day of search and rescue efforts. 20 dead, 128 still missing. andrea? >> it is such an international community. people from all over the world living there and extraordinarily, about a third of the residents were jewish. many orthodox jews lived in that community because of the proximity of the nearby synagogues so there are people of all kinds of religious and ethnic backgrounds. i also want to note some of the investigative reporting about the condo collapse includin

nicki and luis lived on the eighth floor.pleading for a permanent memorial to be placed where this condo collapsed and nothing else. >> one thing we knew right away is we didn't want to see a fancy building on surfside where we lost our loved ones. i would like to go often, remember them, honor them, maybe go to the beach where we used to go. >> we see that place as respect, as a green area. it will show that it's not about, you know, buildings, money, it's about respect. i know that they need to sell the land, but also it can be combined with respect, you know? >> we're asking if the government, miami-dade county, the city, fema, even all the way up to the presidential level can step in and see this from their eyes and from our eyes, and try to help us respect the victims who were a part of this catastrophe. >> a spokesperson with the condo board association declined our request for an on-camera interview. a spokesperson with governor ron desantis' office said in a statement they don't have jurisdiction here because this is

nicky cooley, interim assistant director for the institute of tribal and environmental professionals at northern arizona university. ms. cooley leads a program to help tribal nations as they prepare for tribal impact. and she works with partners across the united states and alaska on climate change mitigation and resilience planning. ms. cooley is of the navajo nation. derek holly is the president of reaching america, a nonprofit with a focus on the african-american outreach. mr. holly has over 25 years of experiencing in advertising and marketing. dr. park is assistant professor of public policy at ucla's lufkin school. and it's labor economics and public finance. his research focuses on how climate change has economic outcomes and in particular, studies the labor and human capital impact of climate change and the prospects for long run climate adaptation and environmental determinenates of economic ability. without objection, the witness's written statements will be made part of the record. with that, ms. flowers, you're now recognized to give five minute presentation of your testi

nicki battiste joins us. all kid, all heart all the time. >> by all accounts he was a lovely, lovely man. donner's films hold a special place in cinematic history. he'll be celebrated for his ability to create member roshl mome -- member morable moments. redefining the genre with his 1978 blockbuster, superman. >> there's something i have to do. i'll see you later. >> reporter: but it was his range of work over a six decade career that cemented his legacy. >> i've done some wonderful films in my life. >> reporter: donner started on television. >> i thought i saw something out there. >> reporter: he established himself as a film director with the horror movie "the oemt men" in 1976 and went on to make the goon nis and the lethal weapon series. >> the story has grown. it's kept going. 12 years with this family. >> he was great at action pieces. he was great with stunts and elaborate pieces but it was really all about human beings. it was the characters that you remember. >> donner and his wife founded a company

let me bring in the general manager, nicky melendez. ashley: governor desantis said i'm cutting off benefits. have you seen more people come in. >> yes. we've seen 40% increase. ashley: 40%. >> that is great for us. with social media and instagram. it has been terrific. seeing a increase pretty much like that in 60 days. ashley: this is slow period. height of the heat. 52 employees you're able to function pretty well? >> absolutely. strong shoutout to the seven individuals. it is about the core, culture that you bring in. it is exciting to see that. not only 52 associates now, a lot are original staff members. a lot of new members that came in are still with us today. ashley: thank you, governor desantis. thank you, mickey. quickly, stu, the lawsuit brought by 10 people in broward county, they say cutting off of those benefits was a political move by governor desantis. they say they don't have enough money for basic living expenses. they want their money and want four weeks retroactive they haven't received. in fact there are many state

an insane sport, nicky. there's something wrong with you and your friends!ose trees! close call! laughter after a few attempts, i start to get the hang of things. riding in a crew! as for the big jumps, well, i think i will leave that to the professionals. laughter yeah, good job, good job! yeah! woo hoo! and finally, this week, one of my all—time favourite experiences here on the travel show. back in 2016, i travelled to the andes in northern peru to the home of the yumbilla falls, one of the largest waterfalls in the world. and i was incredibly lucky to be one of the first people to try and abseil down it. your legs, carmen, 90 degrees like this. lean backwards. taking off is terrifying. it's hard to stay up with the constant pressure of the water pushing me backwards, and i'm told this is the easy part. 0k! we reached the tiny ledge overlooking the last 70 metres and prepare for our descent. what a view! oh, my gosh, it's amazing! woo hoo! ok. here we go. we're so close. this is amazing! so far, so good. but halfway down, i'm in for a shock. slightly unne

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and i'm joined by nicky brennan now. thank you forjoining us on bbc news.of it by the _ being harassed in quarantine? iw—s made aware of it by the bbc report one month ago and was not aware of it before then.— it before then. what do you make of it? it is shocking _ it before then. what do you make of it? it is shocking and _ it before then. what do you make of it? it is shocking and horrific. i it? it is shocking and horrific. women are — it? it is shocking and horrific. women are there _ it? it is shocking and horrific. women are there going i it? it is shocking and horrific. women are there going with | it? it is shocking and horrific. i women are there going with the it? it is shocking and horrific. - women are there going with the covid guidelines they are supposed to follow and are being harassed and made to feel scared. they are at a very vulnerable time, alone in these hotels and supposed to be being kept safe and they are not. i think it is appalling. d0 safe and they are not. i think it is anallina. ~ , appalling. do you think this new move is the

. >> we'll go to nicky in new jersey. good morning. >> caller: i'll tell you what. you need to ensure an honest vote. if your vote is not honest, then it means nothing. and also, anybody who stops somebody from voting should face every fine and prison time. that's all i have to say. >> our last caller in this segment a. conversation now on social media and free speech with amy -- kickoff, of parler. explain what parler is. >> an up-and-coming social media network. we differentiate ourselves from other social media platforms around two prongs. first of all, we promote free speech. and by that i mea