paige died in 2017, aged five. she was cheeky...yeah. she was cheeky till the end. it was probably one of the harshest moments throughout paige's life, to be fair. when we got told she has mld, like, "what can we do about it?" "there's nothing you can do. "you've just got to make her as comfortable as possible." and that was the hardest thing to take. and how do you remember her? 0h, we always celebrate her birthday. just myself and leah have a quiet day ourselves. and every birthday, we always release a balloon for her, and we always remember her. what was she like? 0h...erm... tearfully: yeah, she was amazing. it's november 2022 — three months since teddi received libmeldy. the last time we saw ally and her daughter, teddi, they were still in hospital in manchester. now they're back home here in northumberland. so i'm looking forward to seeing how teddi's getting on. teddi, at 16 months old, is clearly going from strength to strength. she's the first patient to have libmeldy on the nhs. i mean, it's amazing. i mean, she's such a little

and finance, kamel zahedi and iran's representative in the oil negotiations, in negotiations with paige, the head of the oil companies negotiating with iran, signed the consortium agreement, which became the famous amini paige contract, and deliberately left something of the nationalization of oil and iran's sovereignty over oil resources. there is no formula left to show apparently iran has maintained its independent sovereignty, but at the same time, the consortium must return to itself the control that it considered necessary to manage its operations . the americans' share of iran's oil has not increased since the british expelled blacks from iran. the americans won against the british, and after this, the consortia were created and the oil management was transferred to foreign companies through the consortium contract bill . majlis is what amini says in majlis professional, we signed the contract and there is no other choice but to influence. i also have nothing to do with yar and amini somalia. in my opinion, this sentence is enough to know the character of amin, that is, i am coro

is paige, head of macro research, axa investment managers.ittle bit of a glimmer of for the uk economy ? well the uk economy? well potentially, i mean we're not in recession but but that's fairly low bar there had been an expectation that we would see a slight shrinkage in the economy in q4 . but as it slight shrinkage in the economy in q4. but as it turns out, as you say, it's been flat. that's because it was march. we saw marginally better growth come through over , which helped keep through over, which helped keep the economy flat. but we look at what happened in december. the economy flat. but we look at what happened in december . the what happened in december. the service sector fell back by nought point 8% on the month. it was a huge fall. looks like it's probably impacted some extent by some of the strikes , perhaps some of the strikes, perhaps consumer spending being restrained because people couldn't enjoy some of the consumer services. and that really sets the economy up for a pretty weak first quarter, which we would hope see some

paige defended the tampon gag saying if anyone tries to cancel tiger over there we riot.the good news is now that men can use tampons the joke can't be misogynistic. so justin enjoy that gift from tiger no strings attached. tulsi on a rating from one not offended to ten offended, how are you on this joke? >> tulsi: i'm in the negative. >> greg: negative. >> tulsi: i'm in the negative. when i saw this pop up i started laughing like oh, man that's a good one. the next day when tiger apologized i actually got kind of fired up because to me what it says is, to the guy who's going to work his 9:00 to 5:00 job every day who's already walking on egg shells concerned about who he might offend you see a guy like tiger woods who has more money than i could ever count reached the pinnacle of his career and he gets bullied for apologizing to a stupid joke with his buddy? what about the rest of us. that to me sends a message to all of us that we have to stand up against this so-called woke insanity by doing as much anti woke things as we can possibly do. >> greg: carry tampons everywh

satchel paige. hall of famer's, we are bringing it back. >> the restoration was 14 years in the making. the city breaking ground in april of 2021 thanks to state tax credits, along with millions from community donors. a lot of work going on to make sure the stadium is ready for opening day. soon they'll be laying the ima tum sdi wille to welcome up to 7800>> a home run for history for the minor league baseball team. an great grandson of jack parker, who competed right here. >> he is the reason i played baseball. just always talked about the game, the history of the game. >> and the hardship of navigating jim crow as a black athlete. personal. the restoration revives a piece of his family legacy all while leading his players to create their own. >> i know he is smiling down on us, proud of what is going on here. >> they welcome back not only sports fans but used to rebuffs, too, sharing the story of negro league a small. >> of civil for justice. reggie: is teaming up with doorbell company ring. the a

. >> oh paige, you wild, impetuous fool. >> the abc sitcom ellen is being cancelled just one year aftera lesbian. >> in entertainment weekly you said you were dropped or fired basically, "because i'm gay." is that a correct quote? >> i believe that because the show was so gay yes. >> the fact that the show didn't continue must have been extremely traumatic and hard on her. >> ellen was driven out of the industry for a while after that episode, so there was a backlash. >> i think that threatened to put a chill on development of any more shows with gay characters, because you could always find an executive who'd say, "look what happened with ellen." come here! you know why people are always looking at their phones? they're banking, with bank of america. see cousin jimmy over there? his girlfriend just caught the bouquet so... he might need a little more help saving. for that engagement ring... the groom's parents. you think they're looking at photos of their handsome boy? they're not! she just saw how much they spent on ballroom dance classes... won't be needing those anymore. digital too

. >> yeah, this is a story i didn't know myself,, i found a tiny little mention of it barely have paigei thought, is this true? you're telling me there was a trouble assassination to potentially kill fdr stolen and churchill at the height of world war ii? and to paint that picture for you, just you know boards, it's right as they get together but the first time, the knots he has invaded the soviet union and stolen wants us to invade and help them. this is the moment where the big they get to get there, look each other in the eye, and planned what becomes the invasion of normandy. it goes all the way to tehran, that's what the meeting takes places, motorcade coming down to the city, and everyone's waving, they want to see the president. it's actually a secret service decoys. the real fdr's ducked down and hiding in the back of a beat up sedan. across the study. weaving through the sidestreets, and when we heard that, we need to tell the story. people need to hear it. >> brad, what are the things that we were talking about recently was that nazism was upping in history. but yet, this new

but in a sweet surprise, elva orton's granddaughter, paige, recreated the photo with her boyfriend, garret, who proposed to her on the canyon rim. the organ family also saw the signature of their beloved father and grandfather, steve in a cabin where employees covered the walls with signatures. and still ahead. days after disaster. american first responders have joined the rescue efforts in turkey to try to save earthquake victims still trapped under that rubble and coming up tonight at six. the new push to protect sex workers and get the industry out of some san francisc henschel plane in the aftermath of the earthquake region of turkey. the unaccompanied babies include two newborns who were pulled from the rubble in syria , a newborn baby found under the rubble of a collapsed building with bruises is improving. she was found with her and build a cord still attached to her mother more than 10 hours after that earthquake hit the baby's mother. father and siblings did not survive. there are unknown numbers of children who are now orphans because of this disaster and help continues to filter

paige died in 2017, aged five. she was cheeky...yeah.just got to make her as comfortable as possible." and that was the hardest thing to take. and how do you remember her? 0h, we always celebrate her birthday. just myself and leah have a quiet day ourselves. and every birthday, we always release a balloon for her, and we always remember her. what was she like? 0h...erm... tearfully: yeah, she was amazing. it's november 2022 — three months since teddi received libmeldy. the last time we saw ally and her daughter, teddi, they were still in hospital in manchester. now they're back home here in northumberland. so i'm looking forward to seeing how teddi's getting on. hi, nollie, that was cute! teddi, at 16 months old, is clearly going from strength to strength. she's the first patient to have libmeldy on the nhs. i mean, it's amazing. i mean, she's such a little character — and for her to receive this treatment is just an absolute blessing. this little piggy went to market... but for three—year—old nala, mld is progressing rapidly. whee, all

hamlin today was awarded the allen paige community award.9 million for the toy drive charity. good to see him. >>> all right. one of america's lon st standing >>> finally tonight, lebron james has added another accomplishment to his resume, the nba's new scoring king. he broke the more than three decades long record last night and re-ignited the debate over whether king james is the greatest of all time. here is cbs' carter evans. >> lebron james, a shot at history, and there it is! >> reporter: a remarkable feat for the kid from akron. >> lebron stands alone! >> reporter: overwhelmed with emotion, lebron james thanked his family and fans. >> i would never, ever in a million years dreamt this even better than what it is tonight. >> looking for james, he's got it. >> reporter: the crowd went wild as lebron sunk basket after basket. >> lebron fires a three. that looks good. >> reporter: to beat the record held for 43 years set by kareem abdul-jabbar. there last night, watching it all. >> he planned it all copping out of high school. he had tal

cases like paige and others say you can have that, even if, by the way, the private agent turns down some requests, you can have that. i go through the various tests that apply. i also go through three things that are established. one, this may be the largest censorship system in the history of our country. twitter alone reaches 450 million people. they are 15th on social media. companies like facebook door for them in terms of their size. it is a censorship system. the aclu has made clear that censorship can be both in government or private form. it certainly can be in the government and private type of coordination. second, this is beyond what agencies usually do. this was not the fbi responding to criticism of the fbi. it was generally policing this thing called this information. eventually, they tagged things like jokes. just a ridiculous scope of information that they believed could be removed. and then third, what we have here in these -- in terms of what the government is doing -- is what we've seen before. even if you assume this does not create an agency relationship, it's w

paige from buchanan said something similar. she says i have full-time jobs and two children. i'm tearful because i sit here wondering and looking at upcoming bills, and i'm having to pay a bill or buy groceries. ronald over in the huntington area, how do you propose that i continue to be able to live with increasing food prices, gasoline prices, and the ever increasing utility costs? jeremy in raleigh county told me, my electric bill at my residence is double the cost of my mortgage every month. this is not sustainable. i will go bankrupt just trying to keep the lights on. but this isn't just impacting jeremy, because jeremy is a great family man and a great friend, and he is trying to help his friends, neighbors and family pay their electric bills as well. i'm continuously inspired by this kindness that i see and the generosity of west virginians towards one another but it shouldn't have to come to this. so my question to president biden this week is, when is enough enough? even in areas where we have prices that are decreasing in recent months, president biden is trying to

i will say it a note of thanks for paige street.igns seem to improve today had i rhode last night. thank you. >> i now want to address the remarks of jeff row tumlin. instability of cyclists. arrogant and horrible people had 4500 injuries of people on bikes in the last decade by cars. at least a dozen cyclists killed. [reading of names] these people are dead and gone. now, here are the list of people that bicyclists have -- we need to be equal with time that is your time. thank you. >> no drivers [inaudible]. next speaker, please. hello i'm adrian i live in engle side and i don't have a car i rely on the side street car to go to work, doctor, shop, visit friends and transfer to other bus that alume to do those things. that's going to change in 2024 because a planned the lining of the line is planned. starting in 2024 after the l track work is complete, anyone travelling from engle side on k heading east have to climb off the streetcar at westportal. walk in the tunnel and wait for another streetcar. not a minor inconvenience. it wou