and your mum was ruth first, who was just as committed to the cause as her husband.as a communist and she also was a very active participant in the anti—apartheid struggle. both, in essence, were enemies of the state, as it then was. yeah. and so my childhood was punctuated by the moments when the police would turn up and arrest them and haul them off to jailfor a certain period of time. do you remember those moments? absolutely. because i think, you know, one remembers in one's childhood the most traumatic of the times. those stick in the mind. so yes, i remember when i was about six years old, maybe i remember this because there's a beautiful picture of me and my sisters eating rice krispies. and the reason we were eating rice krispies was that our parents had been arrested, and the newspapers come to take pictures of these three cute children eating their second breakfast you know, with... so that was the beginning of my memory. but i remember each time that they were arrested and, you know, locked up for a while until finally in the last period when i was in sout

no—one knows this better than my guest today, the writer gillian slovo, whose parents, joe slovo and ruth firstteenage, gillian�*s home has been in the uk and her recent writing digs deep into british culture. but how much distance is there from her extraordinary south african backstory?

no—one knows this better than my guest today, the writer gillian slovo, whose parents, joe slovo and ruth firstn the uk and her recent writing digs deep into british culture. but how much distance is there from her extraordinary south african backstory?

. >> today is may first show some love on this national school principals day. the legendary slugger babe ruthts first home run for the new york yankees. the empire state building in new york city officially open and for for decades was the tallest building in the world and the world got all shook up when elvis presley mary priscilla in 1967, country singer tim mcgraw was born. the amtrak train begins service and the first african-american mayor of new orleans, ernest nathan, montreal was inaugurated. >> all right. well, 10 44 is the time and there are new shows and movies that are streaming now that you can watch. and so if you've got plans for that may be on saturday raining all day. we'll talk more about the forecast and that. but did richards has a preview. >> the important thing is the name a good cause. >> ups. >> now sell for new movies this week. comedy legend jerry seinfeld writes directs and stars in of comic retelling of creation of the pine on the pulse of mccarthy gaffigan. hugh grant amy schumer and many are in frosted on netflix from friday on amazon. prime and hathaway is a sin

. >> bret: 109 years ago today babe ruth hit the first of those 117 home runs. o the plate and smaxd the ball into the right field stands that record of 714 home runs would stand until 1974 when hank arron hit number 715. aaron's record of 755 was broken by barry bonds in 2007. there you go. tomorrow on "special report," we'll have an exclusive interview with pennsylvania democratic senator john fetterman about the college protests, some other big issues where he has bucked his party. he will be here on set live. remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr, 6:00 p.m. in the east and 3 p.m. on the west coast. that's it for this "special report" fair balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" is now. ♪ >> good evening. i'm laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle. thanks as always for joining us. israel has

first imac. and and iconic actor was born newsnation's markie. martin looks back. >> today is may 6 also known as national nurses day in 1915, american baseball player babe ruth hit his first major league home run. the last episode of i love lucy aired an american actor. george clooney was born in 1987 mario and ready set a one lap speed record at indy coming in at 218. 0.2. '04, miles per hour carried and became the oldest nascar winner again. steve jobs introduced apple's first imac. okay get some coffee. and in 2004, more than 52 million people watched the final episode of friends air. >> drinking water week is underway in the city of santa clara is sharing some tips on how you can save water one way. rethink your landscaping around your house. only water from 06:00pm until 09:00am. if you live in santa clara, they're making you aware that outdoor watering is permanently banned. and santa clara between 09:00am and 06:00pm use water-wise plants, california native plants to reduce your water consumption and also fixing the leaks say you have a city can and take a quick shower. if that's possible, turn off the water to a brush or cheese are, you know, wash your f

ruth. this is louise, our first superstar woman was bill donovan's secretary. the cia first began and. that's the end of my talk. and i think we have time questions and we do. thank you. we've we've about 10 to 15 minutes for your question. if you could bring the to this mike, go to that mike over there. would be appreciate it. hi. hi, love. argo, i haven't read your book yet, but looking forward to it. how did you balance having to keep secrets and reporting with friendships? friendships were when you worked for the cia cia. and my first husband told me about that, but i had already said yes, his proposal. so there wasn't any wiggle room left. what happens over time is you have friends of the cia and, friends inside of the cia, and you find that without a real thought process, you start letting go of the outsiders, the friends home who who don't understand where you are or why you're traveling or what you're doing. and you're you're your cover story has to be so boring. that it's really boring. and nobody ever wanted nobody ever. my old friends never said, you know, what do you what e

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ruth. >>> another big retailer cutting prices, and consumer confidence is up for the first time in monthsywatch." >> reporter: u.s. stocks closed mixed on tuesday after the market reopened following the holiday weekend. the dow lost 216 points. the nasdaq was up 99, and the s&p 500 gained one point. >>> new numbers show consumer confidence grew in may. business research group the conference board says the index rose from 97.5 in april to 102 in may. it's the first increase in three months, though there is still concern about inflation and rising interest rates. >>> a major merger in the telecom industry. t-mobile is buying almost all of u.s. cellular's wireless operations and certain spectrum assets in a $4.4 billion deal. the deal would give t-mobile more than four million new customers and is expected to close mid next year. >>> and amazon has become the latest retailer to offer major summer savings. amazon fresh is cutting prices on 4,000 products with rotating weekly deals. the discounts will be available on line and in amazon fresh stores. the announcement comes after target and walm

first things 1st it will began in sunny california. ruth was from a polish jewish immigrant family and grew up with, you know, and siblings. in the high school, she met eliot to become a product design and her husband and business partner loose was clever and vicious . with l. e. s and the mutual friend she found at the motel company, the 1st product of wooden picture frames and old houses was grace inside the company go quickly and soon the handle of family could afford expensive vacations to you're. in 1956, they went to sun. ready they had to have sponsors and unusual toil in the shop windows. ruth was electrified. she never seen anything like it. a beautiful grow, not with its own style. she immediately very nice to potential and bullshit. ruth was a toy designer to a marketer. she had a daughter named barbara. she didn't like the options that her daughter had in terms of dogs. they were baby dolls for nurturing play. and ruth wanted more options, the english legs to sleep with the siege twice. actually products from the german tablet build with a room? she punched lines. lily was

correspondent ken dilanian, also with us "washington post" associate editor ruth marcus, a lawyer as well as a journalist. ken, first basically says his wife is a private citizen. democratic lawmakers are largely powerless in these calls to recuse himself. >> yeah, that's right, andrea, because the supreme court makes its own rules, and it's up to each justice to decide whether the recusal standard applies, and the standard is whether a justice's impartiality might reasonably be questioned. alito has decided unilaterally his cannot in this matter, and no one, not even the other justices can force him to disqualify himself. there is legislation pending in congress, but that bill is stalled in the republican-led house, and even if it passed, it would face a challenge on separation of powers grounds, and guess who would end up deciding that, the supreme court. congressman jamie raskin is urging the attorney general to petition the other justices to require alito and clarence thomas to recuse themselves from these cases. that seems unlikely to happen, and even if it did, the justices almost certainly would politely decl

wt.com (♪) nobody wants to replace the roof and restored instant with ruth hi, i'm stacey, and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. maed tx first thing i've kept from before losing weight and i'm keeping this because i'm never going back. the number of muslim and arab boats and turned off by what's going on in gaza. so the administration. obviously, this is the rafah and it goes very slowly partly because of the administration now pushing up against nine months but is happening to the administration of that does not want to say that is fully opposed to what is israel is doing even though it's been pretty unhelpful thro throughout. maria: the administration is been criticized in telling israel how to deal with their retaliation, the u.s. military is suspended the use of the to pray floating off the coast of gaza after it was damaged during the severe storms, is expected to take a week to repair it, the administration spent 30 to $20 million to construct the. , here's the state department and what had to say about that, watch. >> they put a lot of money into this event lasted for less than two weeks. >> well, and those two weeks

ruth bader ginsburg was still alive. we have a lot to go. >> does your first book, i have not read it.re you. >> i have worked very hard. i've gotten there through work. what's the book about? >> the book is a book i wish i had when i was in my 20s. it's lessened i have learned and how to communicate. some how to talk publicly. everyone doesn't do what we do or what i did in my last job. >> talking is an art. >> exactly. and talking to different bosses. people do not like yes men and women. what i learned from barack obama, joe biden, making mistakes and how you deal with bullies. i talked about the kremlin. they are my biggest bully. i do talk about that. it is lessons over the course of time and communicating for my life and timing government and for being a parent. you know what that's like. it's very humbling. >> jen psaki, the book is called say more and out today. >> yes, it is. thank you. >>> as the united nations ulcers, quote, full-blown famine in gaza, israeli forces cut off a key crossing for aid. the latest on a worsening situation. rsening situation. arexvy is a vaccine us

. >> ruth been yacht ruth, thanks so much for being here with us on this saturday evening. >> first, i just want your take on the russian obsession with tucker carlson and also what he's been doing as well to kind of feed that so, took carlson has been the poster boy and the mouthpiece of viktor orban. >> any autocrat he can cultivate. and of course now that he's not with fox anymore, he's looking for a new niche. and so he's been, as you know, traveling around, trying to interviewing or bond than interviewing putin who actually humiliated him on television. so he could be seen as what russians call the useful fool. the foreigner, or native person who perhaps the autocrat up and then is used by him because out of crafts follow a use in discard policy with people even those who helped them. and we saw in matthys piece there russian t state tv holding up some members of the republican party on capitol hill and it comes after we heard from republicans who chair the intelligence committee and others who said that it's as if russian propaganda has infected parts of their party. do you thi

ruth from cska scored the most goals with seven goals. the return match will take place in moscow. on may 9, the chuitrans held their firstsemi-finals. chekhov's bears and zenit. there 2924 won handball players of the chekhov team. the first one took place in the russian football cup. cska lifted st. petersburg zenit on its home field, my colleague alexander abramov saw how it all ended and what the atmosphere was in the stands of the web arena in moscow. this was the first episode of the may series in russian football. over the course of just two weeks, cska and zenit will play each other three times. two matches as part of the rpl finals in the russian cup and a match in the championship. there are always nuances, there are always details for which you prepare and try in the game use them. there will be nothing unusual in this preparation. if in the national championship teams solve different problems, and cska is not a competitor to zenit, then in the russian cup both teams have a chance to qualify. for the match for the trophy it is approximately 50x50, this was the case before the first match in the cup confrontation

ruth ben-ghiat. let's land that in the middle of the table. who wants a bite first? to know, i do recall donald trump speaking very poorly and not nicely about not just nikki haley but her husband. i am not about to let nobody disrespect my man. i do not understand how after not an apology or phone call, not so much as a carrier pigeon with a post-it note on the back , and she out here endorsing donald trump, debasing herself, bending the knee. >> in the name of political self-preservation. >> so she thinks. >> this is the thing, joe. all of them believe come 2020 and and donald trump is no longer there, you know he's planning to run in 2028, right? did you not see that part of the conversation? they think they will be relevant. they think, this we will pass this moment and the party will come back to me. that's not how this will work. >> if you are a republican and you publicly stand against donald trump, you are done. michael, you know this is a republican. nikki haley did this because she does not want to end her career as a republican. you nailed it. she does not

ruth. pretty yeah. >> troublemaking sea otter who's known for stealing surfboards, has returned where she's recently spotted. that's coming up. the ocean is calling marijuana back. disney released its firstted to. >> the first film was the most streamed movie in the united states just last year. the new movie hits theaters just in time for thanksgiving, november 20th. the first we just put up that came out and almost 10 years sunday it just came out. okay. people are still 11 at. yeah. got. >> well, one of the most famous movie homes for sale. of course, you know, at the home alone house in chicago. >> this isn't a suburbs. going for only a little more than 5 million dollars while some of the i mean, it's not like everybody was always asking like what is kevin mcallister's that due to a for this place you'll you'll notice the exterior there. a more than 9,000 square-foot home. it was renovated on the inside out. it features 5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, a 3 car garage at the unforgettable staircase at the ten-year-old macaulay culkin famous see slide down and a movie theater indoor basketball court. this actually the 5 million dollars for 5 million. well, i mean, it's it's illinois, of our ta

ruth bader ginsburg was still alive. george floyd. we have a long time to go. >> this is your first book. i have not read it yet.g at my desk. you are an extremely talented communicator. >> thank you, so are you. >> i don't know how natural that is. i've gotten there with a lot of work. what is the book about? >> the book is a book i wish i had in my 20s. it is lessons i've learned over the past 20 years about how to communicate. some of it is how to talk publicly. everyone doesn't do what we do or what i did at my last job. >> talking as an art form. >> exactly, but it is also about talking to different kinds of bosses. people don't like yes men and women. i talk about that. what i have learned. making mistakes. what you do with bullies. i talk a lot about the kremlin in there, because they are my biggest bully. i do talk about that. it is really lessons over the course of time and communicating from my life, from my time in government. from being a parent, you know how that is. it is humbling. >> that is some of the most difficult communicating a person does. jen psaki, the book is called say more and it is ou

ruth as the career leader in slugging percentage. it was three and-a-half years ago that major league baseball first recognized so league as major leaguejohn huge milestone. >> josh gibson, the satchel paige, buck o'neil, some of the greatest players ever to walk the face of the earth. all right, keep new developments today. i'm outside manhattan criminal court here, but new developments today surrounding the us supreme court's specifically the new york times reporting on justice samuel alito and the flag that was flown outside his home, outside washington, surrounding the insurrection, january 6, the inverted american flag upside down, which many people see as a sign of support for the insurrection. there were upside-down american flags flown on january 6, one flown at justice samuel alito's house. and now the new york times times has new reporting on what some alleged should be the confrontation that led to the alitos or mrs. alito flying that flag upside down in new information that another family on the block actually called the police to talk about what was going on. let's get right to supreme court analyst joan trump is cubic wit

ruth madeley is one of the club's celebrity fans, star of doctor who and years and years. she was delighted at the club's progress last night, getting past barnsley. and it's hoping it's firstnd half, they decided to put the second half, they decided to put the fear of god in everybody. but fair play to them and they really did show up and, yeah, they cleared the ringer. but it was a massive relief but also, very bolton. my immaculate will bolton have been through and the nearly losing its existence at one point. and back at a point where they are known again as a second—tier side. it will be so, so special in a long time coming and we had a really difficult time and we had a really difficult time and itjust feels right now because we've built so much and done a fantasticjob and we've become a group of what we are now in seeing the stadium fill up again and see fans and shirts again, it's just an incredible feeling and it's i'm so ready now that we are so good and we are so good we can take on anyone. and it is time now. the are so good we can take on anyone. and it is time now.— and it is time now. the feel-good factor is coming _ and it is time now. the feel-good factor i

ruth williams, as well as ahmed yaqoob there, who is an independent. so that's where we are in the west midlands. bit about andy street. okay, so he was firstback in 2017. he was re—elected for a second term in 2021, and the mayor of west midlands represents around 2.8 million people, so it is seriously quite a big role actually. across seven local council areas, constituent members of the west midlands combined authority are birmingham, coventry, dudley , birmingham, coventry, dudley, sandwell, solihull, walsall, wolverhampton. so big parts of the country. let's go over now to have a look at tees valley, shall we. so the candidates are conservatives ben houchen. we've also got labour's chris mcewan and liberal democrats simon thorley. so those are the people who have been pounding the stump, as it were, that ben houchen was first elected as mayor for tees valley in 2017. he was re—elected for a second term in 2021, in a landslide victory. so this really is going to be one to watch tonight, isn't it? now the mayor leads the tees valley combined authority, which covers the five boroughs of darlington , boroughs of darlington, hartlepool, mid