rachael — nettle. the question on the order paper, rachael reeves. - nettle.er l paper, rachael reeves. thank you. there are two _ paper, rachael reeves. thank you. there are two tests _ paper, rachael reeves. thank you. there are two tests for _ paper, rachael reeves. thank you. there are two tests for the - paper, rachael reeves. thank you. j there are two tests for the package announced yesterday. the first, does it fix social care? the second, is it fix social care? the second, is it funded fairly? the answer to both of those questioned is no. it is a broken promise, unfair, it is a tax onjobs. at the broken promise, unfair, it is a tax on jobs. at the general election less than two years ago, the prime minister said, less than two years ago, the prime ministersaid, read my lips, we will not be raising taxes on income, vat, national insurance. the chancellor of the exchequer, not sure where he is today, went further and solemnly said, our plan is to cut taxes for the lowest paid through cutting national insurance. they have broken their legally binding pro

i drove down to louisville and i interviewed rachael.me off as intelligent, sincere, passionate, utterly credible. amy: then a lawyer and mother of three. >> and a lawyer and mother of four now, i believe. yes, everything. what really i think bothers me -- well, it angers me, doesn't just bother me. it is five years after that. it is five years after that and those women had to show up in front of a congressional committee and they their soul again -- bare their soul again to make people understand what happened. the survivors, five years later, they're still looking for answers. there are still looking for justice. that is outrageous. there is another piece to this, to. the survivors also have been trying, unsuccessfully, to get michigan state university to release 6000 pages of documents from an investigation into nassar that they are withholding because of attorney-client privilege. amy: michigan state, the president has had to resign but was not criminally charged, that is where u.s. olympic committee's doctor nasser worked at michig

rachael denhollander _ not followed by action.r there. _ the united states, britain, and australia have announced a new defence and security partnership for the indo—pacific, sparking immediate condemnation by china. its embassy in washington accused the three governments of having a cold war mentality. let's take a look at what the deal entails. the deal will enable australia to build nuclear—powered submarines for the first time. it will also cover artificial intelligence, quantum technologies and cyber. the leaders of the three countries said the deal would promote stability in the indo—pacific. france also criticised the deal, which will replace a previous partnership that paris had with australia. france's foreign minister said the agreement only reinforces the need to raise the issue of european strategic autonomy loud and clear. the australian prime minister, scott morrison, explained the change of decision. this is a very special arrangement at a very important one for australia. australia was not in a position, at the tim

good evening, rachael. >> good evening, chris. thank you, my friend. much appreciated. thanks for joining us this hour. 1973. s. when the united states supreme court guaranteed abortion rights nationwide. that, of course, is the landmark roe versus wade decision. that law blocked states, any state in the country from banning abortion. it said american women have a right under the united states constitution to get an abortion if they want one. and that right can't be infringed even if politicians in individual states feel differently. after that ruling in 1973, the very first abortion clinic to open its doors in the great state of texas was a clinic in the city of mcallen. mcallen is a small city on the very southern tip of texas, right on the border of mexico. the first abortion clinic in texas opened there in 1973 and it served women in the rio grande valley in that part of south texas for decades. even as anti-abortion republicans started to cement their control over the government in texas and year after year they devised ever more creative and draconian ways to make

. >> thank you so much, rachael. i have been looking forward to the day i get to talk to you about this for a few years. >> tell me what this means for your organization, clinics, what does the future look like? >> this is fantastic. i mean, on so many levels it's a win. it shows that when you stand up to bully politicians, you can win. that you can stand up to a government as powerful as the state of texas. and we illustrated the harm and burden this law put forward for women all throughout the state of texas. and we got relief not only for women in texas but for many states across the country. >> that was june 2016. three years after that draconian texas law had gone into effect, the one filibustered by wendy davis, the one that shuddered that clinic in mcallen and shuddered so many other clinics in the state. the one that left texas with only eight clinics for a state of 30 million people. they passed that law in 2013. three years later the supreme court struck down most of that law. a 5-3 decision in the united s

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critics and say there — with some of rachael's critics and say there was substance and taking on theere was substance and taking on the left. he was identifying a new position. he didn't flash out as well but _ new position. he didn't flash out as well but the subject matter where he highlighted strong on lauren order, patriotism. — highlighted strong on lauren order, patriotism, commanding the army, these _ patriotism, commanding the army, these are _ patriotism, commanding the army, these are all centrist policies. there — these are all centrist policies. there is— these are all centrist policies. there is a _ these are all centrist policies. there is a pun in the headlight you 'ust there is a pun in the headlight you just read _ there is a pun in the headlight you just read out. the new labour could easiiy— just read out. the new labour could easily have — just read out. the new labour could easily have a l. i don't think easily have a l. idon't think there's— easily have a l. i don't think there's anything in that speech that tony blair— there's anything in that speech that tony

. ♪ (soft, tense music) ♪ (rachael) there are few more notorious names in english history, and few whomysterious or disputed. in the five centuries since her death, anne boleyn has been celebrated and damned. her every action has been interpreted and reinterpreted. ♪ was she a martyr, a schemer, or a victim? ♪ (kyra) homewrecker, trollop, you would not believe the things that they loved to call anne boleyn. (harriet) for many hundred years later, she was this devil woman who bewitched henry and made him deviate from the true religion. we have to take some of that reputation with a bit of a pinch of salt. ♪

with news on the three gold medals won, here's rachael latham. day started with two gold medals at the —— at the athletics track. a surprise called in the 1500 metres. he has been on the gb team for nearly ten years, but this was the first time he has competed in a paralympic games and stormed to victory beating the world champion. his team—mate jonathan victory beating the world champion. his team—matejonathan broome edwards also picked up a gold medal. this time in the high jump. edwards also picked up a gold medal. this time in the highjump. he edwards also picked up a gold medal. this time in the high jump. he was overcome with emotion waiting the results. he then continued to show emotion on top of the podium as well. and the wiggs made history by becoming the first woman in her category to win a paralympic medal. it's not the first pair the pick games for wiggs, she has been to three games now and says she has learned a lot. she enjoyed this on the most because she knew the process. she said that she had a race plan, she stuck to it and tha

rachael denhollander was the first woman to pursue criminal charges against usa gymnastics�* team doctorer activism encouraged scores of others, including olympic medalists, to come forward. what was it like for you watching and hearing those accounts? it watching and hearing those accounts?— accounts? it is incredibly ainful accounts? it is incredibly painful because - accounts? it is incredibly painful because what - accounts? it is incredibly painful because what it l accounts? it is incredibly - painful because what it really emphasises to us over and over again was we were notjust fighting an abuser, we were fighting an abuser, we were fighting the system. when i came forward in 20161 came forward with a thick file of evidence. prior disclosures. character witnesses and legal memoranda that laid out the case for the detective and prosecutor under michigan law because i knew we were going to because i knew we were going to be fighting a system and not just an abuser and that is what we saw today. the question everyone needs to ask is what did we not see? what do we not in the cases w

let's speak to our reporter in tokyo now — rachael latham — who's there for us.his event, for david smith, who's very much the main the man in this sport. yes, he absolutely is. he was defending its paralympic title from v0. he had to come from behind but he held his nerve to win that gold medal today and it was a 30th gold medal today and it was a 30th gold medal for great britain. boccia medal today and it was a 30th gold medalfor great britain. boccia is medal today and it was a 30th gold medal for great britain. boccia is a sport played on the paralympics by people with more severe disabilities. david has cerebral palsy enough was he said he wanted to inspire and encourage other people with disabilities like him to get involved in boccia. mas people with disabilities like him to get involved in boccia.— get involved in boccia. was about the other middle _ get involved in boccia. was about the other middle successes - get involved in boccia. was about the other middle successes for i get involved in boccia. was about. the other middle successes for team gb tod

rachael cletus says they took it on the chin. >> what is the cannot benefit analysis of climate changeersus investment. >> the most harmful thing they could be doing right now is just sticking with the status quo. >> she says we need buildings and mass transit, and transition to clean, renewable energy. the levees held but the power lines felt. >> it is really miraculous that the levees held, but there could be worse storms coming our way because climate change is making the storms more intense. >> and slowly burning fossil fuels, coal, oil, and gas. >> is this a warning shot of what our future could be? >> this is with one degree celsius of global warming. if we let if it get beyond that it will be catastrophic. >> susan joy hassle is the director of communication. >> are you surprised by what we saw? >> i'm not surprised by what we have seen, i think we are surprised by the speed at which we have seen it. >> new york broke it's own record with more than three inches of rain in an hour. california's fire was the largest single wildfire in state history. and louisiana recovering from a

rachael latham is in tokyo for us — a few more medals today to add to paralympic gb�*s impressive haul a bronze medalfor great yes, this morning started with a bronze medal for great britain yes, this morning started with a bronze medalfor great britain in the wheelchair basketball. that match was against spain. in tokyo, all eyes were on the gold—medal match, japan versus the usa and it was a nail—biting fourth quarter. the leader bounced between the two countries because only in the final minutes, the usa dominated, defending their title and winning that gold—medal. the marathon also went ahead this morning and david weir pushed to fifth place. he said he wanted a bronze medal but he was happy with his time, the fastest he has gone in a marathon in a long time. the last medal of these games for great britain went in the men's badminton. just reflect on the last 12 days of competition, great britain have won 12a medals, a2 of them were gold. they finished second in the medals table behind china, the same in rio five years ago. the paralympic games is notjust about sport, it is about s

good evening, rachael. >> good evening, chris. thank you, my friend. much appreciated.1973. s. when the united states supreme court guaranteed abortion rights nationwide. that, of course, is the landmark roe versus wade decision. that law blocked states, any state in the country from banning abortion. it said american women have a right under the united states constitution to get an abortion if they want one. and that right can't be infringed even if politicians in individual states feel differently. after that ruling in 1973, the very first abortion clinic to open its doors in the great state of texas was a clinic in the city of

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abc and rachael scott? >> thank you, mr. president. you said on the campaign trail that you were going to restore the moral standing of the u.s. that you were going to immediately end trump's assault on the dignity of the immigrant communities. given what we saw at the border this week, have you failed in that promise? and this is happening under your watch. do you take your responsibility for the chaos that's unfolding? >> of course i take responsibility. i'm president. but it was horrible what you saw, to see people treated like they did, horses nearly running them over and people being strapped. it's outrageous. i promise you, those people will pay. they will be -- there is an investigation underway now and there will be consequences. there will be consequences. it's an embarrassment. it's beyond an embarrassment. it's dangerous, it's wrong. it sends the wrong message around the world. it sends the wrong message at home. it's simply not who we are. thank you. peter alexander? >> mr. president, thank you. you came into office on a me

] that's the best time to buy racism, when it's on sale. [ laughter ] hell, i'm still waiting on rachaels. pat pat, how are you >> hey how are you doing? >> seth: i'm doing really well so, you got into comedy a little bit later in life. what was it that made you decide that comedy was the right career for you? >> because i'm a convicted felon and it's hard to find a job. >> seth: okay. >> it was the only thing that wouldn't ask me for a criminal background history so i was like, "this is for me." nobody care what i did ten years ago. >> seth: but you had -- when you started doing it, you already had two kids, you were married, and when you started going out to do comedy, you actually were not straight with your husband you told him you were going out and taking dancing lessons >> yeah, until my wigs came back smelling like weed and cigarettes he was like, "what type of lessons are you taking, coming home, smelling like that?" and i was like, "well, i'm a comedian." and he was like, "please get a job. please get a job." i'm like, "no, there's something here they say i'm funny and it don't

rachael ations on your boat. boy you're sick.om elizabeth holmes came into federal court in san jose tuesday before the internal workings of her failed company where aired out for all to see it began when terrenos former corporate controller took the stand for the prosecution. she detailed the company that was struggling financially eking out payroll before getting a massive cash infusion from investors according to the balance sheets. there are no she was hemorrhaging cash early on recording $376 million in losses before 2014 at the same time, there are notes was projecting that it would earn more than $100 million annually, helping it receive a whopping $740 million from investors in 2014. that's when holmes doubled her salary to $400,000 and began flying in a private jet. the government is showing that this company was not financially sound high profile whistleblower eric cheung took the stand next she described working in theranos labs where workers used modified third party testing machines, she said the so called edison mac

you pursue the answers to those questions i ask that your working guided by the same question that rachaelse my voice to that no little girl must ensure what i did and the athletes at this table and countless others who needlessly suffered under nassar's guise of medical treatment which we continue to endure today. we continue to suffer because no one did what was necessary to protect us. we have been failed and we deserve answers. nassar is where he belongs, but those who enabled him deserve to be held accountable. if they are not, i am convinced this will continue to happen to others across olympic sports. in reviewing the report, it feels like the fbi turned a blind eye to us and went out of its way to protect using on. if you allow a predator to harm children, the consequences will be severe. enough is enough. one final thought. the scars of this horrific abuse continue to live with all of us. as the lone competitor in the tokyo gameses who survived this horror the impacts of this man's abuse are not ever over or forgotten. the announcement in the spring of 2020 that the tokyo games we

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. >> thank you, rachael, and team. i could get the next slide, please, which i believe is the last slide of this presentation. i want to come back to what the next steps would be and the future actions. for building 49, we want to thank both of our two respondents. we feel that they are both viable responses. obviously we have a clear winner here with the ymca san francisco. the next steps for building 49, obviously we're here today to hear your feedback and from the public. again, we'll be going to the southern advisory with these results and returning to the commission for the second october meeting. for the kneass building, as i mentioned, two very different approaches. we also appreciated the two proposals we received. the scoring was incredibly close, could not have been closer. for this building, in addition to hearing your feedback and hearing from the public today and the southern advisory committee, we're going to need to consider our time to consider options here as we don't have a clear recommendation coming

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rachael latham is in tokyo for us — another successful game for paralympics gb draws to a close. between the countries in the final few minutes, bounced between the countries in the finalfew minutes, usa bounced between the countries in the final few minutes, usa took that lead. they won the gold medal and they have continued to rain dominance here in the wheelchair basketball, defending their title from rio. in the marathon, david weir pushed, came for. he said he was very happy with his time. it is the fastest he has gone in years but the fastest he has gone in years but the final medal of these games in tokyo for great britain went to kristin combs in the men's edmonton. just to reflect on the last 12 days of competition, rate britain has 124 medals —— great britain has won 120 four medals. the pan american games is notjust about four medals. the pan american games is not just about sport, four medals. the pan american games is notjust about sport, it is also about sparking change. it is about empowerment, it is about inspiring the next generation and we have seen all of that

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has also been more british success, on the water — let's get more with our reporter out in tokyo, rachaelahead of the _ far today. yes, hannah absolutely stormed ahead of the rest - far today. yes, hannah absolutely stormed ahead of the rest of- far today. yes, hannah absolutely stormed ahead of the rest of the i stormed ahead of the rest of the field to win the gold medal, but it wasn't an easy ride physically for her. she actually slipped her hand on her wheelchair during the warm—up so she was pushing her wheel and her hand went through the spike on her chair, which left her hand split open, so she had to race with a bandaged up. she said she was very happy to win the gold but she does think her injury may have stopped herfrom breaking the think her injury may have stopped her from breaking the world record. hannah cockcroft is one of those athletes who always wants more. she did break the world record in the 100 metres last week, and she said her teammate, 100 metres last week, and she said herteammate, kare 100 metres last week, and she said her teammate, kare adenegan got the silver