a student asked if ruby like martin luther king jr. had a name after her. the answer was no. >> yes. >> reporter: maddie who asked the question is now a sophomore in high school. >> it is amazing to think of how one question could have started that. >> reporter: maddie made a movement picked up by the fifth grade class, public speaking got their school and their district and finally their county to officially recognize november 14th as ruby bridges' walk to school day. debra's most recent fifth grade class brought the idea to the senate's senator, josh beck. >> they pushed us. >> reporter: he introduced to the senate the resolution of ruby bridges' day a statewide event. >> it spired me these kids heard the story and inspired by it and motivated by it. not only that, they take things into action and they took the next step, you know what, more people need to know about this. >> reporter: it is a real life civic lesson. talk to us. >> as excited they are, one of the biggest event is they got to beet ruby bridges. she's aware of what they are doing and trying

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a student asked if ruby had a day named after her? the girl who asked the question is a sophomore in high school. >> it is amazing how one question could have started that. >> go ruby! >> a movement, matty means, petitions and public speaking got their school, then their district, finally, their county to officially recognize november 14th as ruby bridges' walk to school day. deborah's most recent fifth grade class brought the idea to the state senator. >> he was the one who introduced the senate the resolution to make ruby bridges day a state-wide event. >> inspired me. these kids, they were inspired by the story, and motivated by it they took action. how often do you hear about that. taking the next step. more people need to know about this. >> it is a real life civic lesson. taught to us by unexpected teachers. >> as exciteds at they are about the resolution, the biggest day on the journey was when students got to meet ruby bridges and tell her about their efforts to get a day named in her honor. one day, once the pandemic is over,

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if you vaccinating ruby? >> absolutely not.ave a strong immune system and i'm more concerned about vaccine injuries than covid itself. >> what is the time to be a parent and tougher time to be a young lady. you two ladies seem to be doing really well. thanks so much. >> still had on "fox and friends first" ted cruz doubling down on his challenge to aoc and extending an invitation for her to come to see the border firsthand. >> talking about that with joe concha and don't forget about lawrence jones and congresswoman jillian: miller meeks, them and more when "fox and friends first" on thursday morning rolls along. will why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again >> thursday september 30th, president biden'

of course, we own the ruby slippers — or one pair of the ruby slippers — that's sitting in the centers an iconic movie. it stands the test of time. and one part of our campus, the former may company department store, opened in 1939, which is the year that the wizard of oz was released. the museum is also paying tribute to top film—maker spike lee, who brought world cinema such classics as do the right thing. it will be a special inaugural installation. then there is an exhibit devoted to the japanese animation master, hayao miyazaki, as well as a section highlighting the work of celebrated spanish film—maker pedro almodovar. there's all kinds of memorabilia on display, including this sled rosebud from the classic citizen kane and bruce the shark from the moviejaws. it's also a museum exploring the science of filmmaking. throughout our galleries, especially in stories of cinema, you will learn about visual effects, cinematography. you will learn about the core science and technology components of how movies are made. so it's really powerful to look at these physical pieces of equipment

. >> i got fired from a ruby tuesday for a lot less, and ruby tuesday is actually not in the businessdie. >> greg: that is true. well, have you ever had some of their apps? >> thank you. >> greg: i love me every tuesday. >> i still eat there after they fired me. >> greg: is not named after a rolling stones song? i don't know. >> i did not read through all of the pamphlets. >> greg: there is no ruby tuesday. lying through my teeth. >> unsubstantiated. >> greg: up next, aoc betrays the working class with a message across her very nice dress. yardwork... teamwork... long walks.... that's how you du more, with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbnes

ruby was to study singing at a prestigious arts university.nofficial translator and a key employee of their struggling fishing business. the film effectively blends the emotions of a coming—of—age drama with an authentic portrayal of deaf culture. director sian heder, a hearing person, worked hard to get it right. i spoke with a lot of codas, i got a their firsthand experiences, i reached out to members of the deaf community, i made deaf friends, i, you know — it really was — if i'm going to do this, have to make sure that i have the people around me to be the check and balance to my own perspective. portraying deaf culture authentically is not only the right thing to do but it also makes for far more cinematic storytelling. film, after all, is designed to capture motion, and while speaking dialogue aloud can obviously be effective, and we have almost a century of talkies to prove it, watching the characters in coda have passionate discussions in american sign language, or asl, is far more visually stimulating than having the characters simply

ruby wants to study singing at a prestigious arts university.employee of their struggling fishing business. the film effectively blends the emotions of a coming—of—age drama with an authentic portrayal of deaf culture. director sian heder, a hearing person, worked hard to get it right. i spoke with a lot of codas, i got a their firsthand experiences, i reached out to members of the deaf community, i made deaf friends, i, you know — it really was — if i'm going to do this, have to make sure that i have the people around me to be the check and balance to my own perspective. portraying deaf culture authentically is not only the right thing to do but it also makes for far more cinematic storytelling. film, after all, is designed to capture motion, and while speaking dialogue aloud can obviously be effective, and we have almost a century of talkies to prove it, watching the characters in coda have passionate discussions in american sign language, or asl, is far more visually stimulating than having the characters simply speak aloud. the first time i

coming up november 14th will now be known as ruby bridges walk to school day here in california. how group of area fifth graders helped get the bill passed to honor the civil rights pioneer plus while coronavirus cases among kids is rising nationwide, one bay area cities bucking that trend by school officials say their efforts are so successful and thankfully our weather is much calmer tonight no lightning storms to speak of. but what does the future hold? i'll have all the answers coming up and your standard forecast. oh! my new, bigger, crispier cluck sandwich. mmh. just tell me you're not going to go overboard with the marketing. no. you're fully clucked out, aren't you? try my $6.99 cluck sandwich combo. download the jack app today. my new, better-than-ever cluck sandwich with a bigger, crispier, juicier fillet, bigger pickles, more mystery sauce, and an extremely serious crunch. i'm kind of a big fan. try my bigger, crispier, new cluck sandwich combo for $6.99. download the jack app today. new cluck sandwich combo for $6.99. keeping covid cases low among children. katie's ch

of course, we own the ruby slippers or one pair of the ruby slippers that's sitting in the center ofit stands the test of time. and one part of our campus, the former may company department store, opened in 1939, which is the year that the wizard of oz was released. the museum is also paying tribute to top film—maker spike lee, who brought world cinema such classics as do the right thing, it will be a special inaugural installation. then there is an exhibit devoted to the japanese animation master, hayao miyazaki, as well as a section highlighting the work of liberated spanish film—maker pedro almodovar. there's all kinds of memorabilia on display, including this sled rose bud, from the classic citizen kane and bruce the shark from the moviejaws. it's also a museum exploring the science of filmmaking throughout our galleries, especially in stories of cinema, you will learn about visual effects, cinematography. you will learn about the core science and technology components of how movies are made. so it's really powerful to look at these physical pieces of equipment and to learn about

that's a good name >> steve: yeah, ruby jones >> jimmy: ruby jones, phoenix arizona.r car in a parking garage and was trying to find a way out and she found -- look at this. "elevator. >> steve: oh, close. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, close enough >> steve: close enough >> jimmy: close enough >> steve: stairs, elevator >> jimmy: stairs, elevator, what the big difference? >> steve: want a skull [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this next one is from joe collins in biloxi, mississippi. he was out for a walk and spotted this sign here it says -- can we zoom in on the sign there "invisible fence." >> steve: oh [ laughter ] >> jimmy: looks pretty visible to me. but i'm glad the sign is there >> jimmy: next one is from beth jackson in washington, d.c. she was going to pick something up and spotted this sign here. "notice this is the backdoor the front door is around the back." [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: where do we find this sign >> steve: that had should be special made right? nobody has that sign in stock. >> jimmy: it looks like -- yeah, no one made this this is a sign that

lee harvey oswald is arrested, then jack ruby jumps out of the crowd in front of a row of cameras and police officers, a minor-league gangster in dallas, jumps out and shoots the person who shot the president in front of national tv. in the context of the cold war, in the context of knowing there is a national security state. in the context of this moving or just about moving cultural anxieties of the 1960s. what do they do? they put the former governor of california and the chief justice in charge of the work commission to investigate the kennedy assassination. this is a bid to say you need to trust us because if there's one person you can trust it is the chief justice of the supreme court, the person who is at the top of our judicial branch. he is going to be in charge of this commission and says he acted alone, one man. the warren commission would not believe it when it was issued. in november 196329% believed that one mandated. 52% thought others involved in other single penny. the '60s and '70s, the lack of faith in the tribal government increases, as the government does bad thin

ford and earl warren flew to dallas to question jack ruby after jack ruby had killed oswald. and questioned him at length. and met with mrs. oswalt and met with marguerite also the mother. he did a lot of work, productive produced a book, jack styles i pointed out he wrote a book. think it came out in 1966 called portrait of the assassin. he believed in the inclusions that the warren commission published. he helped to shape those conclusions, crafting the language that said there is no evidence of any other participation of any collusion of other players that oswald, the evidence indicate oswald is the known assassin. they believed oswald to be the alone assassin. it was also very open with those critics and would say, i heard him stand number of occasions if you have evidence, bring it forward. we are still willing to consider it. but in the absence of any other evidence the conclusion stands. >> a terrific. missy if i can sneak a couple more in here before we have to wrap up. can you talk to us about why did he dump rockefeller in bp and 76? tough decision. ford made princi

the ball gets away, rubies going to -- rubies going to second base. who is going to get it? nobody.give up. >> that is a tough play for the republicans because kevin brady is good, a bit of missed communication as the ball -- >> he is pointing at garcia. but that is his ball, on the inside. and then the ball hits. cracks new congressman, tom malinowski as he comes flying. >> a good hustle from malinowski . 9-7 our score. jared huffman will stand in for ruby's at second -- ruiz at second. >> they are running hard. >> i agree. back in the first, here comes >> to be his first offering. another stolen base. that is ruby's' -- ruiz' s first of the night. >> they decided they were going to run all night and they have. we are only in the fourth inning. >> 0-1 to huffman. ball one. democrats have one kind of the last 11. 2016 walkoff we mentioned, 8-7 the republicans win, and before that republicans 111 out of the 12. -- the republicans one -- won 11 out of 12. streaky. >> like you see the national league or the american lake dominate for a long time and you never think the other side is go

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. >> reporter: there are tire marks to prove on tully and ruby road. the city modified six intersections where they shrink the intersection. >> when they take a lane away to put away these blocks to make it tighter so they can't do them. in the long run, it should work. >> reporter: this is a fast installation and is waiting to see what kind of impact the project had. they are likely to move onto another intersection and police say they'll keep doing their part. >> if you come here and attend these, we'll cite you. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> under cover san jose police officer have been cleared in a deadly police shooting. the shooting happened on the night of memorial day in san jose. surveillance video shows 31-year-old stanley appeared to be holding a gun after chasing a way a man who turned out to be an under cover police officer. stanley passed his suv where another officer sits inside, he points the gun at the officer. that's when the officer opens fire. reports says he has no other reasonable choice than to shoot stanley to save his own

. >> reporter: the museum is filled with artifacts from the familiar -- like dorothy's ruby slipperspewriter used to write alfred hitchcock's "psycho." >> mother, oh, god, mother. >> reporter: fittingly, the building has two theaters which will show movies daily. it's a museum that seems like a perfect fit for los angeles, but it's one that waited nearly a century for its close-up. >> the academy was founded in 1927. and in 1929, at a board meeting, the founders of the academy stated that they needed to build a film museum. >> and yet it almost took a century. >> it almost took a century. and this iteration launched in 2011. it's diverse. it's inclusive. it's equitable. but it represents film history, i think, in a truer, more accurate way. ♪ >> this museum isn't the only coming attraction this fall. there's plenty of art to see all around the country. jasper johns, for example, will be the subject of an unprecedented show taking place simultaneously at both the whitney museum of american art in new york and the philadelphia museum of art. other noteworthy retrospectives include a ju

lifted the team and everyone around the club, you can see everyone is dreaming and they can dream a rubyund and think about the next game. jo — no wonder they're both smiling, as i imagine were the united supporters there this afternoon? give us a sense of the atmosphere at old trafford. it give us a sense of the atmosphere at old trafford-— give us a sense of the atmosphere at old trafford— old trafford. it may be empty now and auiet old trafford. it may be empty now and quiet outside _ old trafford. it may be empty now and quiet outside but _ old trafford. it may be empty now and quiet outside but only - old trafford. it may be empty now and quiet outside but only at - old trafford. it may be empty now and quiet outside but only at this i and quiet outside but only at this place was absolutely rocking, before the game there was a nervous excitement, fans eagerly buying run out of scarves and mementos and for those fans lucky enough to have tickets they couldn't wait to get in and welcome back their hero i8 tickets they couldn't wait to get in and welcome back their hero 18 long years a

. >> the ruby has fallen -- prupee has fallen. the government is going to set prices on his own.ilitary official says at least 13,000 tons in sugar have been taken in raids. the crisis is running deep, further measures could be on the way. >> lines of people who are lining up for basic foodstuffs. it came as the government declared an economic emergency and began seizing stocks. it is to keep spiraling places -- prices dow >> officers will be able to take steps to a provide essential food items consistent area rates by purchasing stocks of essential food items at government guaranteed prices or basedn the customs value on imported goods prevent market irregularities. >> the local currency has fallen against the dollar this year, driving prices up in a nation that is fighting for commodities. a perfect storm of conditions for problems to occur. >> dealing with a gbal supply chain issue and the endemic situation which has affected tourism in the country. you couple that with import bands and monetary policies, the prices of essential goods and services are rising at an alarming rat

his ruby hair and cherry complexion garnered hip the nickname "canelo." spanish for "cinnamon."eporter: it wasn't long before canelo took to the ring and fuego, becoming a professional boxer at just 15 years old. dominating grown men twice his age. by 21, he's undefeated, a world champion. headlining blockbuster pay-per-views against the sport's biggest stars. including floyd mayweather in a feature bout on showtime. >> oh, counter jab by canelo! >> 56 wins, 1 loss, against floyd mayweather. what did that teach you? >> reporter: keep winning he did. racking up championship after championship. outside the ring, he's become one of the highest-paid athletes on the planet. and he's exploded into a social media star, with millions of followers tuning in to his torrid training videos, all filmed right here at his private gym in san diego where they meet right hooks. the sense of familia makes you feel like you're celebrating hispanic heritage month every day. you are a maniac in the ring. what do you -- look at these. >> reporter: but throughout the trials and turmoils of a career in

we have two other people who helped us perform this play ruby sullivan.our play we focused on reenacting the conflict at katz drugstore and the civil trial. our performance advanced the state contest where we won two awards, the african-american history award and the leroy g. pratt award. we were lucky enough to perform our play at the edna griffin dinner last summer. we visited the building which was once katz drugstore. edna griffin truly inspired us. she used her rights and the law to make des moines a better place for everyone. when we look at our lives we want to continue edna griffin's legacy, maybe by standing up for injustice or something as simple as showing respect and acceptance. the play really helped us speak out about what we see around us that we don't agree with. the celebration dinner really highlighted edna griffin's legacy. we chose edna griffin and hope to share her story and the important work she accomplished. she is an example in our lives. she stood up for the rights of others, so why can't we? changing society is a lifelong journe

in montepuez' famous ruby mines, the conflict between illegal miners and multinationals boils down tooblem: >> ( translated ): white people want the stones. we want them too. >> reporter: and experts on the conflict are concerned that it's this anger with the government in cabo delgado that's fueling the insurgency. joao feijo works for the rural environment observatory, which aims to contribute to the sustainable development of rural regions like cabo delgado. >> montepuez has, in fact, all the conditions for the insurgents to install because it these mining projects only increase social differentiation, so it creates this sense of anger, of social tension and revenge. >> reporter: in a statement, gemfields told pbs newshour that a country's mstones are not resources to be “looted purely for personal gain” and said the suggestion that mining has contributed to the insurgency “" absurd andisleading.” in addition to minerals and natural gas resources, there is also a large timber trade in cabo delgado, where trees are cut down legally and illegally and shipped to china. experts suspect

bob in somalia, al qaeda affiliates in syria and ruby peninsula and isis attempting to create a kayla fight in syria and iraq and establishing affiliates across african asia. the fundamental obligation of a president, in my opinion, is been defend and protect america. not against threats of 2001, but against the threats of 2021 and tomorrow. will tell about leaders say they want to attract international investment form an inclusive government. while the group has been celebrating, it's also expressed disappointment at what's been left behind. the taliban alleges that the departing foreign troops, disabled planes and helicopters, destroy equipment, had cobbles at port in all the news reports, the syrian government, local leaders from the rebel held city of draw have reach an agreement for 3 days. so far. as you begin on wednesday, government forces have recently ramped up the offensive to take euro arcane ida has left hundreds of thousands on the u. s. gulf coast without drinking water, electricity. a night time curfew is in place in new orleans to stop for the crime off to the city wa

deal with increasing prices as a result of a weakening sri lankan were be and inflation -- sri lankan rubyon thursday, many queued at shops to buy their essentials at reduced rates. >> it is very difficult. i usually buy three kilos of sugar and lentils which left me one month. now they are only giving us one kilo at a time and i cannot stretch it. >> the decision to invoke a state of emergency has had mixed reactions. queues like this one to buy sugar, milk powder and other essentials are becoming a common site. as sri lanka struggles to balance consumer demand with increasingly dwindling foreign exchange reserves. the government says the state of emergency will help but others are worried. among them, and opposition mp who explained his reservations to al jazeera. >> the power is given entirely in the hands of the president who becomes parliament himself in the sense that he can make regulations. they override parliamentary laws. it is only subject to the constitution. with a history of emergency rule this country has had for a long time, immediately, alarms will start ringing in our yea

for these people ruby, randy weaver in idaho, fbi and other agencies were attempting to use him as awitness or as a source against the area nations he didn't want to they were going to arrest him on gun charges and turned into an arms standoff in which wife and other members of the family are killed. waco in 1993, standoff in waco, texas, combining the federal government, religious believers who had end of the world message about the coming apocalypse like many american religions, had belief the federal government rolls in acting the roll of the government that they would play in the book of revolution that turns into a 50-day standoff and ends in mass death and invasion, encouraging to the fbi and atf saying this has gone long enough. it turns into the fire ball that kills people. all of these things in the context of the national security state of ufo's of the american government is hiding it, of both left and right seeing the american government as the fault as the problem, revelations of 1970's and 1980's, declaration of ruby ridge, standoff against religious people in branch who

bob in somalia are kind of affiliates in syria and the ruby peninsula and isis attempting to create a kayla fight in syria and iraq and establishing affiliates across the african asia . the fundamental obligation of a president, in my opinion, is the defend and protect america. not against threats of 2001, but against the threats of 2021 and tomorrow. taliban leaders say they want to try international investment on form. an inclusive government for the group says it's disappointed by departing foreign troops, disabling act croft and destroying equipment. cobble airport. hurricane ida has left hundreds of thousands on the u. s. gulf coast without drinking water and electricity. and night time, kathy is in place in new orleans to stop the crime off to the city was left in darkness. thousands of fighters, the losing the battle against and out of control fire in northern california. the cow, the we'll fire, threatening south lake tahoe. tens of thousands have been ordered to leave. as the headlines coming up next al jazeera after s rise wild recovery. the telephone has taken control the s

this one on tell erode and ruby avenue just went up last week and neighbors say they already are seeing a difference. the project shrinks the intersection to make the area less attractive for those sideshow drivers. >> they kind of like took a lane away to put these little blocks to make it tighter so that they can't do them. but i mean in the long run, it should work. >> if you're caught being involved in a sideshow, your vehicle can be impounded for a month and the city is issuing stiff fines to spectators as well under a new ordinance in san jose. >>> the fbi and numerous bay area law enforcement agencies announced today that they have dramatically disrupted the operations of the nuestra familia crime organization. it focused on two notoriously violent gangs based in san jose. here's robert handa. >> reporter: the scope of operation quiet storm was immense. the u.s. attorney called the five-year operation the most significant law enforcement action to disrupt nuestra familia in decades. they joined the department of justice in san francisco to talk about the arrests aimed to bring do

or ruby parks blackburn of atlanta, who used her position as a beautician to advocate for getting busvice extended into black neighborhoods. and was an early advocate of what we think about as combatting environmental racism, which is this practice of companies and corporations dumping chemicals in communities of color and so she was an early advocate for that. so again, just thinking about how these beauticians are working to deal with very nuts and bolts things. when we center their experiences, it disrupts the master narrative for us because it is forcing us to think about the civil rights movement beyond the national. it's forcing us to think about not just the sympathetic government's response but how african-americans are organizing on grass roots levels to try to make their day to day lives better. it also gets us to re-think the goals of the civil rights movement. their emphasis on meeting pressing and practical needs for those who are most vulnerable in their communities was actually very much at the heart of what we think of as a civil rights movement. in fact, i would say t

sheila and ruby and inflation on turns did many huge government retail shops to buy this and shows at cheaper rate. in again, a local not got that. it's very difficult. i usually buy 3 killers of sugar and lentils, which last me one month. but now they're only given us one killer. what a time and i can't stretch it. the government's decision to invoke the seat of emergency has had mixed reaction. q is like this one to buy sugar milk, powder lentils, and other essential, a becoming a common site. actually, lanka, struggles to balance consumer demand with increasingly dwindling foreign exchange reserves. the government says the state of emergency will help, but others are worried among them. emmys, remanded in an opposition, m p, who explained his reservations to geneva the poly. you want to entirely in the hands of the president who becomes parliament himself, in the sense that he can make regulations that override ordinary laws. his only subject to the constitution saw at a good thing, those powers to himself with the history of emergency room. this country has had for a long time, im

break in a very bad if somebody's gonna buy a bad grade, which is what if it got that's going to craig ruby, that kind of, you know, a place for anything that was scandal, including russia in china and it has not become, you know, how should i say it home, it's safe place at safe haven for the other powers to come and work together to come together and they're going to really destroy the work. well, mister rush, if i may say so, i feel from the russian perspective and i'm sure from the china perspective as well . again, it has long been that a place where? no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, you see, i'm sorry. that's where that mistaken they haven't. they haven't seen it yet to come back with haven't really seen how bad they are not to many countries who are ready to vouch, open support for the taliban right now, but those who have supported the american withdrawal, they're doing it with this sort of rationale that you know, certain sacrifices, particularly all the women's rights could be made and they are a painful within necessary prize or an ad to lasting warfare. what w

there bleacher bums fighting over it and those were 2 longoria's 3 rubies on the day.rs later, brandon belt. how about brandon belt? he's getting in on the fun. 366 feet. same area. the ballpark not as far but over the fence giants would go on to win this 1, 6, to one was a bullpen game. 8 giants pitchers chipped in to keep the cubbies in check. so here's where we stand tonight. the giants currently lead the dodgers by 3 games in the national league west la poste the padres tonight. first pitch there. 7.10, let you know what happens there. but the dodgers won't be able to count on one of their best players. top pitchers. the major league baseball. organization and the players association have agreed to extend trevor bauer's administrative leave through the end of the season 2. he's done for the year and that vicky's is accused of sexually assaulting a woman in april and may of this year choking, her punching her pictures signed a 102 million dollar contract in the offseason has said everything that happened. there was consensual. keep you posted. meanwhile, in the amer

so i, on monday and 19th when it, when it for me he did tell ruby, gave to see if around a one know when of it's sort of see if the call is to come up with a 1st thing for me to dig down to reach the tournament, knock out stage. now let me pull mine as you can cough is described british tennis . the economy is the sporting talent of the century. 18 year old, right. economy was again the center of attention this some of the met goals in new york, just a couple of days on from becoming a 1st, a qualifier. so when the us open cycle versus for sure, talent of a century, but any out the without the hardest, who i guess not possible to be there and doing that, was that she did that. and now she's there in that moment and you see her smiling during a game. it's just denies the thing i can imagine i was really i will watch women's tennis social much more now. again. well right. economy beat the tournament. so the breakout stuff. 19 year old layla fernandez in that final. she's just returned time to months. rule alongside feller canadian, felix osha alice, him. he reached the semi's in the menstr

irregularities, consumers have had to deal with increasing prices as a result of a weakening sheila and ruby and inflation. on thursday, many huge government retail shops to buy this and shows at cheaper rate. seeing again, the local not got that it's very difficult. i usually buy 3 killers of sugar and lentils, which last me one month. but now they only given us one killer what a time, and i can't stretch it. the government's decision to invoke the seat of emergency has had mixed reaction. queue is like this one to buy sugar, milk powder, lentils, and other essential is a becoming a common site. i should like a struggle to balance consumer demand with increasingly dwindling. foreign exchange is of the government says the state of emergency will help, but others are worried. among them. emmys, london, and opposition m. p. who explained his reservations to geneva, the poly you want to entirely in the hands of the president who becomes the parliament himself. in the sense that he can make regulations that override ordinary laws is only subject to the constitution. saw at a good thing, those po

my alright, ruby will leave it for the moment to come back to in a few minutes just to find out more about what's going on down the streets of units . as you can see right now, our protests are happening on a pretty widespread scale. this is against the actions of tell you said who suspended parliament in july issuing a presidential birth president decrease bolstering the already the total he granted himself 2 months ago. wednesdays decrees include the continuum suspension. apartments via is it tipping point? pined has, are telling us right now that we have just 12 years as the world's lead, to agree upon a solution. people are taking that into their own what's happening now? we're trying to get people to help people and it kills people. now it's medically birthright with the people's voice bono jazeera. this is al jazeera. ah, hello, there, i'm the clock. this is live from the coming up. the next 60 minutes funeral that held in the occupied west bank up to 5 palestinians are killed and raised by israeli forces demonstrators in east and sudan block oil pipelines, and protests against

upbringing, because you had strong female role models, your mother valerie, your late grandmother rubyyear, your aunts... do you think that helped you... definitely... ..confront these challenges? definitely surrounded by a strong group of women, they don't let you get away with anything, you are not going to slip, you will hear it, and i feel that that is why i am the way i am, and i am grateful for that and it is that way to this very day. you yourself have recently become the mother of a gorgeous little girl — you surprised everybody with the announcement in may. it's difficult to be a mother at any age, but to become a first time mother at the age of 51, i wonder how you are finding it? i'm really lucky. i think i have a dream child. she is wonderful, so she is so very independent already, very smart, alert, sleeps 12 hours. she's a good girl. are you going to instil the values that you were brought up with to be a strong independent woman? absolutely, right down to the hygiene part. naomi campbell, thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk. thank ou for indeed for coming o