sally was not sallie hasn't been there in hulu in a long time. then they said, okay, they're going to take me in a few to bring sally they literally threw me 11, just sat there. and i said one thing to myself, nobody was touching me. nobody was touch my god, this was what 1st of this is the house. look at it now. so quiet the entrance to something you absolutely not know to afraid to ask where you are. they brought me here and this whole place was bloody. when you see the blood will say, is that going to be my blood on that wall to it's eerie. it makes no sense. we are so many people like that. people have become crippled, mentally. physically in the pick up from the street, you pick out from your home and bring it here for interrogation. and then this is not the only place where they kept it. what you called prisoners or suspects. there are don't, and also all over the city. for all these young people, in most cases they may not be free. like ours. i went home, i was lucky. but sallie was she, she never come back home. ah, i go sure. what was he

i discovered that in fact, i am descended from sally hemings are her family and hey sally henry's. my great-grandmother had a brother named peter. then we can see it. this is this is his death certificate. and we see here on the death certificate that his mother's maiden name was sally hammonds. so if you're in the south. and you're saying hem means what's it sound like? hemmens hemmens her name was sally hemmens. she was named after her famous aunt her now famous aunt. sally hemmings her father was peter hemmings a brother of sally hemings, which means that peter hemmings was my three times great-grandfather. we were doing high fives down there in kenwood. it i was so happy to make that discovery and to find out that i'm a hemis after all. historically speaking. what does this mean? thomas jefferson's father-in-law have relations with a woman named elizabeth hemmings. they had several children together including sally hemmings. and my three times great-grandfather peter hammonds. thomas jefferson had relations with sally hammonds. they had several children together. thomas jeffers

, or a sally hemings. my great grandmother had a brother name peter. this is his death certificate. we see on the death certificate that his mother's maiden name was sally hemings. so if you are in the south and you are saying hemings, what does it sound like? hemins. her name was sally hemins. she was named after her now famous and, sally hemings. her father was peter hemings. a brother of sally hemings. which means that peter hemings was my three times great grandfather. we were doing high fives down there. i was so happy to make that discovery. and to find out that i am a hemings after all. historically speaking, thomas jefferson's father in law had relations with a woman named elizabeth hemings. they had several children together, including sally hemings and peter hemings. thomas jefferson had relations with sally hemings, they had several children together. thomas jefferson's son-in-law had relations with many hemings, whose ancestors are with us tonight. after his wife died, after thomas jefferson's

we've all seen i morning, sally. we've all seen the world's _ morning, sally.rning, sally. we've all seen the world's best tennis players powered by robinsons lemon bali, orat powered by robinsons lemon bali, or at least those were the adverts, so why has robinsons stopped being involved?— robinsons stopped being involved? ., , involved? -- lemon barley. it is understood _ involved? -- lemon barley. it is understood that _ involved? -- lemon barley. it is understood that the - involved? -- lemon barley. it. is understood that the company that owns robinsons wanted to widen the sponsorship to enable them to promote the many other brands in their portfolio, for example the likes of pepsi, gatorade and so on, they have many brands that they are licensed for and which they own in this country. but a deal could not be reached. ok. so there are _ could not be reached. ok. so there are many _ could not be reached. ok. so there are many brands - could not be reached. ok. so there are many brands still i could not be reached. 0k. soj there are many brands still in there

sally comedy -- sally, ou can't are quiet! sally comedy -- sally, you can't i _ are quiet! -- sally, you can't i have queued more i are quiet! sally comedy -- sally, l you can't i have queued more than once for wimbledon but i'm not sure i would camp, would you? i have camped twice and i'm debating doing it next week. i might see you then. great to see you, thank you, aimee, live from the wimbledon queue as everyone is waiting to get him for the first day. it's very civilised actually. there is a coffee cart and somewhere to get the loo. they are all quite nicely spread out. i thought she was asking the questions for us to do the answer is, she's doing a recce so she can go next to casal. we will —— she —— she can go next week. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm tolu adeoye. tfl will start fining motorists caught driving in cycle lanes from today. the government has introduced new powers, meaning fines can be issued in the same way as for bus lanes and yellow box junctions. the think tank centre for london thinks it

this is a kind of gag load that hinders their activities to sally quarterly. him, thank you for keeping his company here and i'll see international web back in 30 minutes with all the latest. ah, with ah, good, good, good. good. good. the great, she's the world brings. i mean you still more you can call me when you bring in the food come really was nice sharp corley when she when you press be good. yeah. stuck with the why and with the name of luisel, we do go with the see in the all of the me she has to do, but your precious of them a solution that she's coming. we're the only like what's new from a fall. newly sure. thanks to be with the review of the job or the letting you please give me a shout at me. ah, using it. don't let me know. it's not in love with us for us and it would be the side it should be in this or is in your mouth. you did it for most of the girls, the 3 it was, it was it was she really me and i thought when it's really new, it's like that the rooms work. you know i, blue link is starting to annoy life. so when you with blue cross blue shield, this was really what, w

ah, shake miss sally was a prime target. on february 16th military intelligence was informed that the shiite leader was about to drive to a village in southern lebanon to attend the ceremony. they decided to have been followed by surveillance drowns. now he arrived in the early afternoon according to plan. oblivious to the fact that his every movement was being monitored by israeli intelligence defining my wish. we knew we had high level information, which would allow us to strike at our objective shall move. sorry about that. i look, you've got there was no need to wait 3 or 4 months. and i said as much to the chief of staff hold achieve, and he matea de la montgomery ah, rather than kidnapping miss sally murray soggy, advocated eliminating him. another opportunity was unlikely to arise for a long time. he argued, now was the time to strike. a helicopter took off with orders to kill the shiite leader. as soon as he left the ceremony. shortly before 4 pm, mo sally's mercedes was engulfed in flames. the shake, his wife and so

sally williams is dra: tlnt different ways. sally williams is dragging the — different ways.the nation out of the l different ways. sally williams is l dragging the nation out of the eu against its wishes has been a disaster. it against its wishes has been a disaster. ., , against its wishes has been a disaster. . , ,., , against its wishes has been a disaster. . , , ., ., disaster. it really boils down to governance- — disaster. it really boils down to governance. in _ disaster. it really boils down to governance. in my _ disaster. it really boils down to governance. in my believes - disaster. it really boils down to| governance. in my believes that disaster. it really boils down to - governance. in my believes that the scottish government is the best place to govern scotland. the damage that's been done by covid, brexit, everything else, and a funny way is probably the perfect time for us to then get on and build ourselves back out of it again, using our own levers, our own tools.- levers, our own tools. nicola sturgeon _ levers, our own tools. nicola sturgeon agrees _ leve

but sally and the legendary that sally and has been defending the city of the nest for the last 8 years. and they have been taking position from position from the ukrainian army right now. they are defending the borders of the nest can are just, are waiting to move further to free the rest of the dentist people's republic. right now i'm going to talk to one of the fighters of this parsa battalion to tell me about the current situation here on the ground for a junior commercial church. they are shelling the civilian infrastructure projectiles, destroy maternity, hospitals, schools, new buildings and civilian budget grammar school. they had just destroying our city in before they tried to hit us and destroy our positions. but now they just targeting civilians. we are finding out where their positions are and wiping him out, so we are currently in the line of fire. and the shilling continues right now and we have to keep distance between me and this. this soldier snipers are right on that side. and we have to cross this stretch of the road very quickly. we made it. and god, well working he

ah, rather than kidnapping miss sally. here he soggy, advocated eliminating him. another opportunity was unlikely to arise for a long time. he argued, now was the time to strike. a helicopter took off with orders to kill the shiite leader. as soon as he left the ceremony. shortly before 4 pm, mo sally's mercedes was engulfed in flames. the shake, his wife and son were killed instantly. ah, the israeli army appeared to have gained the upper hand over his bolo, more de, in it, or not, the pool from an intelligence point of view. bliss strike was unquestionably a success. but from a strategic point of view, it was a disaster. back about making a decision like that. emily, there are no words for it after the death, i suppose i told was basically a mass j e shall or if miss are go before he's elimination, there was no discussion about whether or not we should do it. no. and what the consequences, my think die, my. yay, my much more were your when i'm sure everyone had agreed low, but no one considered the consequences of the action, but merely what i told them. look, i

good morning, sally and jon- it is— couple of hours? good morning, sally and jon. distance between the depot and a starting point is shorter. but network rail says it could be up to four hours for some trained in remote areas to get to where they are going. 60% of services will be running today, so it is thinner on the ground anyway, so they might be winding down as well tonight ahead of strike action tomorrow. some people working from home instead, some people can't do that but the advice is to plan ahead and today it might take you a bit longer to get to where you are going.— might take you a bit longer to get to where you are going. as we've been hearing, it's going to be another difficult morning for many train passengers because of the knock—on effects of the strike, with only 60 % of trains running. yesterday saw millions ofjourneys disrupted, businesses losing out, tourists left stranded and "working from home" making a big comeback as breakfast�*sjohn maguire reports. deserted platforms, picket lines, and a paucity of services. this was the picture across t

i cheat that old stinky sally. get back with the listing. tickets won't show up at all. skilled enough. i did miss jack topper. nip ah till she gets a little that really new said lou. well, cuz i did see on all some girls some when i got a little thought was chilly. that's more than yes, it's a center. yep. a credit report on your job is she on the will some lawyer concrete up by charity near below. oh, on you bill. another week which us ah. mm mm hm. those are new loading up and you might, you to pull still mom, dad, jill. jill, look and saw the produce you would you like double by saturday? real b 2 g e is nudged all 14 in us. it was look 14 not at the pseudo store. oh, shit, but as we'll shuttle ruskin. ah ah ah. oh, the sanctions package falls, russian flags, vassals from entering you pause. belgium garalie sweeney, romania tuna. in the past her now be close to russian ships i guess i'll have to with now this talk of rerouting oil and gas explosion. 2 asia and stuff. but i, with the additional to boost on the e

really saddler's and the occupied west bank. foreign minister here le pete will take over from the sally bennett and the role of intern prime minister until the pose the old. she'll. busy home on friday, i held a series of talks with legal and security officials and i realized that in 10 days with the expiration of the west bank regulations, israel will experience serious security damages and legal chaos. i couldn't allow that. will, it kills last that know we sped, no effects to galvanize whomever was needed to pass the regulations. but unfortunately at if its board note fruit can therefore my friend and i decided to act together to dissolve parliament and suit and agreed upon date for elections. the up hill burnett smith has more from west to reseal him, as israel had to its 5th election and 3 and a half years. it's a surprise to many israelis that this coalition has lasted as long as it has when it was pulled together just over a year ago. it was a strange combination of cars from the far right. the right, the left for the 1st time palestinian israeli were included in the government,

my police not the pneumonia, ford of sally finelli go. who's doing that is you can give him that he will. no, no, she'll get me a few letters usually for a long day. i guess is it everyone there? she long listen any more, you're going to assume you fully get whatever exactly equal he kilo money, they drop below. and if you'll give g march in the ready though and this year boy sitting nor until it was longer dollar walkie robot leader. but she listens good girl for me, no jersey. and then are here. i did all my own out of the body or even me the regular then to go below shot. go now that in your area. boy, you know, illustrator, amelia elder sally, she del, on one viewer, john. shamrock. gordon. look, wasn't she anything if i think, you know, i think i'd have had a mile up on me and double walk on the car seat and walk on the big earlier. what about the satellite? we do not know when socket didn't go out of my mingle hall, we had on peons. helena brooks, my leg, steering of being off the door. is roy good idea. go she in front of my lover

i caught up with the chief executive sally bolton to get her thoughts. will always look forward to the greats of tenants. it's equally exciting to see some of the new talent —— the greats of tennis. i think people are just as excited to see them as they are some of those traditional names. we always like to see new star is born. i was talking about cocoa golf. i know the fans will love her that. emma raducanu did so brilliantly last year. i think there's lots of amazing stories about both the big stars coming back, but also some of that emerging talent. you might not for some people, this year will be notable by the absence of some players. notable by the absence of some -la ers. , ., ,, ., players. there is the ban on russian and belarusian _ players. there is the ban on russian and belarusian players. _ players. there is the ban on russian and belarusian players. now- players. there is the ban on russian and belarusian players. now that. and belarusian players. now that you've had a few months to gauge her reaction, do you stand by it? yes. reaction, d

sally quinn was saying that ben was just ecstatic about that story. catherine graham in her memoirs said that at that point the washington post was a local paper. walter put us on the math. she is right. it was the local paper. you couldn't by the washington post in new york or l.a.. only in washington you could get it in -- you can get hundreds of copies in rockville. >> still sitting there. piled up at the new stand. >> none in new york. that sense of that cbs validated -- sally again was telling the story about the cbs people who were saying, where are the documents? documents? we don't have any documents. there are no documents. we are counting on the trust of our resources and reporters. >> our two young reporters. that is october. one month later, nixon wins in a landslide. the story, the trail kind of goes cold for you guys for not just a few days but for a couple of months. you guys are scraping and you are under a lot of pressure. talk about this aspect of it, which is, you have had this store. you have kept it alive. suddenly, there is nothi

let us bring in sally bakewell. what do we learn and what are the upshots of this?we had a stress test and banks cleared them which was to integrate expected. they passed them last year and the tests were harder this year. they were talking about soaring prices and a huizinga -- housing crisis. about doing buyback. we saw goldman sachs and morgan stanley are at the front of the pack in terms what they would pay in buybacks. one dollar a share by capital requirements which would be interesting because bloomberg intelligence estimates that jp morgan and citigroup may have to have more equity after the federal reserve's test -- stress test. they would invest in the requirements. kathleen: what does this tell us about the bank strategy right now? people who like to hold dividend paying stocks are happy to see any kind of commitment to dividends from the big institutions like this. how does this fit into their overall strategy. >> banks actually the level to analysts were predicting banks would return to general buybacks was less elevated than what was last year and that

and 6 to 11 weeks pregnant and without help would not be able to make this journey only memory and sally wanted to be filmed using first names, and sally asked not to use her real name to protect their privacy. how do you guys feel like, one leg down you're now here. >> it's almost over. it just feels a little bizarre that we've got to come all the way out here >> reporter: dr. curtis boyd started this clinic in new mexico and another in dallas he's one of the oldest abortion doctors in the country and says he's determined to make sure these women have a way out >> swallow that with some water. now, what i must tell you is that's it. >> make it your choice they make it reasonable and wise >> this is a decision that these women are making according to their own faith and values it's o'you are duty as a faith-rooted organization to trust what they've heard from god and support it >> reporter: half of the women on this trip came across state lines to take a pill the other half for a ten-minute surgical procedure >> you have women out there that have been raped. you have women out there that

i am sally bundock. now for the top business stories. hitting the kremlin where it financially hurts — oil prices rise as the g7 look to finalise a price cap on russian crude. more strike action across the uk — with over 100,000 royal mail workers voting over current pay conditions, as the cost of living crisis continues to bite. back with a bang — india's tourism sector is thriving as demand beats pre—pandemic levels. however, the heavy footfall is taking its toll on the country's beauty spots. and aiming for clearer waters — the un holds an international conferance on maritime protection, warning the world is facing an �*ocean emergency�*. let's start with the conflict in ukraine, because leaders from the g7 nations are finalising plans to cap the price of russian oil as part of new sanctions aimed at moscow's finances. oil is the most lucrative export for the kremlin. the news sent the price of oil higher as investors worry about tightening supply. has more from new york. as russia's war in ukraine waiters en, western countries are lo

i am sally bundock. time for business stories. deepens — some of the biggest players in the industry slash jobs as sharp price declines and a downturn in trading rocks the industry. and no more support for internet explorer as it is confined to browser history today.

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and john and sally, i know you are proud of this one. — and sally, i know you are proud of this one,bered in a way that's not true. you're already grieving a loss of so many lives. it's changed us so much and so it was important for us to tell it for ourselves. a stjohn's ambulance survey has found only only 15% of people feel very confident using a defibrillator. the equipment increases the chances of survival from a cardiac arrest by up to 70% — it's available in most supermarkets, stadiums and tube stations. there's a push for more londoners to learn how to use them — a year since danish footballer christian eriksen collapsed during euro 2020. let's take a look at the tfl board now. a couple of issues. the bakerloo line is part suspened and the district lines has minor delays. weather next. and the first heatwave of the summer is set to arrive in london this week, with temperatures predicted to reach more than 30 degrees. it's bad news though for hayfever sufferers with pollen levels set to be very high, according to the met office. let's get the forecast now with kate kinsella. g

i am sally bundock. now for the top business stories.rice cap on russian crude.

as soon as he left the ceremony. shortly before 4 pm, mo sally's mercedes was engulfed in flames. the shake, his wife and son were killed instantly. ah, the israeli army appeared to have gained the upper hand over his bela moore, the image or nazi pool from an intelligence point of view. bliss strike was unquestionably a success. but from a strategic point of view, it was a disaster back about making a decision like that. emily, there are no words for it after death. i say paula told was basically a mess it. he shall and, or if miss are go before his elimination, there was no discussion about whether or not we should do it. no. and what the consequence is, my think, di my year, my much more we owe it when i'm sure everyone had agreed low, but no one considered the consequences of the action. benito mil, it will be, i told them, look, it may provoke a terrorist attack overseas that you have to go up. there may be consequence, said not your god. no, no, no was the response of them. ah, the month later on march 17th 1992, a car bomb exploded in front of the israeli embassy and argent

i am sally bundock. time for business stories. on central bank watch state—side — markets are braced for a rise in interest rates in the worlds biggest economy but how high will the fed go? crypto crash deepens — some of the biggest players in the industry slash jobs as sharp price declines and a downturn in trading rocks the industry. and no more support for internet explorer as it is confined to browser history today. so let's get down to business and we begin in the us where the world's most powerful central bank wraps up its monthly meeting later. it's a given the federal reserve will increase the cost of borrowing. the question is by how much. with recent inflation data flashing red the sentiment on wall street has been grim. on monday the s&p 500 entered a bear market after the index fell by more than 20% from january's recent high. our north america business correspondent, michelle fleury, has more from new york. this minnesota petrol station is letting customers know they share their frustration. skyrocketing fuel prices h

. -- juliet sally and singapore. >> brexit deal. it could come soon as thursday.hile, promising tax cuts next year. a key demand. angela merkel has warned that isolating russia is not possible in the long term. in the public experience, part of a larger appearance, they previously made a big mistake saying there is no excuse. they think it is focusing on the call for a cease-fire. tiktok sees jumps in hong kong. the industry outlook is on the up. entertainment regulator approves gains. it is seen as a step towards policy normalization. the automotive empire -- circling the earth after being blasted in orbit. one of the first chinese companies to begin assembling -- by spacex. >> many synergies between manufacturing and the aerospace injury -- industry. there is a significant revolution of transport for human beings. global news, 24 hours a day, on-air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus: thank you very much. juliet sally there. coming up, raising their rates by 50 basi

now though it's back to sally and jon. hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay.00. 0ur security correspondent frank gardner is in madrid. they have some serious work to do at the summit. they have some serious work to do at the summit-— the summit. they really have. good mornin: the summit. they really have. good morning from _ the summit. they really have. good morning from madrid. _ the summit. they really have. good morning from madrid. a _ the summit. they really have. good morning from madrid. a lot - the summit. they really have. good morning from madrid. a lot of - morning from madrid. a lot of challenges facing them. i think possibly the biggest is trying to maintain the unity. because you can see what is coming down the track. russia is winning in the east of ukraine. it has been a disasterfor russia but they are achieving military aims, seizing territory, and it is only a matter of time before president putin and the kremlin saysjob done, before president putin and the kremlin says job done, we before president putin and the kremlin saysjob done, we hav

you work as sally said, the poster boy. you were at a police and anti—apartheid protest. when you were at a police and anti-apartheid protest. policing and anti-apartheid _ anti-apartheid protest. policing and anti-apartheid protest _ anti-apartheid protest. policing and anti-apartheid protest is _ anti-apartheid protest. policing and anti-apartheid protest is the - anti-apartheid protest. policing and anti-apartheid protest is the same l anti—apartheid protest is the same as doing _ anti—apartheid protest is the same as doing any otherjob. you are a policeman — as doing any otherjob. you are a policeman. the only thing i suppose it's worse _ policeman. the only thing i suppose it's worse for them because they are supposed _ it's worse for them because they are supposed to be there protecting me, and there _ supposed to be there protecting me, and there are my against them. but i am only— and there are my against them. but i am only doing myjob, of course. how am only doing my 'ob, of course. how difficult am only doing my

thank you, sally. and sally andy i'm so happy to be here with you speaking about your new book. i know it you've been working on this for a while. yeah i have and i think he began working on it. you correct me if i'm wrong, but i think you began working on it before the era of social media fake news and then of course trump's use firm fake news. and so, you know, i always love to hear the story of how authors become interested in particular subjects how they turn those subjects into books. and so i'm hoping you can share with me and everyone tuning in this evening what it like how you came to this subject and what about it seem to you to be appropriate for a book? thanks, kathy, and i'm so pleased to be here with you. thank you for being here. i think i've been writing this book all my life it began. i've always been interested in journalism and the conventions that developed that made journalism be true. how journalists persuaded the public that they were telling the truth what the rules and conventions were but you can't look at the rules and convention of truth telling withou

outright cancels and let's get you an update on the top story we're following for you crania authority, sally 16 people have been killed in a russian cruise missile strike on a shopping mall. central ukraine. grainy and officials believe over a 1000 people were inside at the time president a little bit less condemned to strike in french calling if another russian war for now up next we have a documentary called last, boys be gone, evil spirit, stay tuned for that. and of course, you get all of the news all around the world from our website, w dot com, and find that on twitter and is to print the news across the nice having you and see you soon. ah, leonardo da vinci's mysterious masterpiece. that is perhaps the greatest leonardo masterpiece of the collection of the louvre. it is the virgin of the rocks. was there another symbolic meaning to this beautiful painting that.

so fighting intensifies, sally continues and civilians continue to die. a manual shots reporting now in a major boost for cave. the european commission is recommending that ukraine be granted formal membership candidate status along with mold over. candidate status would allow both countries to start negotiations with brussels is the 1st step in walk in a process that could take many years. the commission president was left on the lions that ukraine must carry out a number of political and economic reforms. the blocks 27 member states will discuss the recommendation next week. it follows an endorsement for foss tracking ukraine's candidacy by the leaders of germany, france and italy who visited here this week. facing the progress already made by ukraine in adopting european standards from the lion said the commission had considered its decision carefully and we all know that ukrainians are ready to die for the european perspective. we want them to live with the european dream belyea, d w, as bob is. so talk to us through the process that now lies ahead or

why not, sally hideous. russia insist that international freight transportation agreements must be respected and is accusing lithuania, violating the human rights of its citizens. and colleen and grad. the u has rejected moscow's criticism and his in turn accusing the russian government of exploiting the partial trans at ban for its own ends. don't walk out with it. they could have expected this. the russian side knew for well that sanctions will limit the transport of goods and are now using this as a weapon. and in information war, passenger trains from russia continued to pass through lithuania without any problems. however, travellers are not allowed to get off the train, like here at a station in vilnius. in order to get around the blockade, russia now wants to use c roots as an alternative. in the meantime, fears are growing that moscow could try to further escalate. the stand off did of his konstantin anchored is following the developments from lithuania, capital, villainous. earlier we asked him how worried lithuanians are about possible russian aggression on their doorstep. given th

and let's get you a quick update on the top stories we're following for you training authority. sally's 13 people have been killed in a russian cruise missile strike on a shopping mall. essentially, ukraine officials believe more than a 1000 people were inside at the time of the attack. president vladimir zalinski condemned it, calling it another russian war crime. germans answer all of sholtes has told the leaders of the g 7 summit that relations with russia cannot go back to how they were before the war in ukraine. germany is hosting the summit of the g 7 group of leading nations taking place in the varia in southern germany. and don't forget, you can always get g w news on the go. just download our app or google play or the apple app store. i'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news we've got for you for now, but stay tuned. my colleague beneficial and we'll be back with business news as they look at russia failing to pay it's debts. of course, you get the latest of all the news around the world at our website

now it's back to sally and jon. good morning.ke in that a confidence vote result that happened at nine o'clock yesterday evening. what would you give to be a fly on the wall in there as borisjohnson looks through those numbers and tries to come to terms with what happened? borisjohnson will remain a resident here on downing street, as prime minister, after he survived a rebellion by his own mps last night. he won a vote of confidence by a relatively narrow margin — around six in ten tory mps want him to stay, and four in ten want him to go. after that vote was announced, many of the prime minister's cabinet colleagues took to social media to express their support. the chancellor rishi sunak — who is often tipped as a potential successor to number 10 — said mrjohnson has "won the confidence vote, and now it's time to move forward". the levelling up secretary michael gove — who once stood against borisjohnson to be party leader — tweeted a similar message. he said: and mrjohnson also received strident support from the culture secre

she told me if sally burton would have done that she never would have run for office. that's the story of so many women in politics >> and hillary too. she never saw herself as a candidate until her husband's political career. it became something. there's another way they are alike and hillary clinton and nancy pelosi in the day are hugely demonized. i've literally written two books about that. why are these two women demonized? >> honestly that something about her. when i joined the clinton campaign i had been through a lot already. i had been through the clinton presidency of theor edwards campaign and barack obama and i said i can handle this, can handle hilbert lenten. all of a sudden when i got on the lesson turned the wheel this way the busnd went that way andi put on the i brakes and excelerator would go. everything that i knew how to use just went haywire. and it sounds now. i had not appreciated how important role models are and the fact if you add the nominee and with a the woman in the oval office we had an idea and i had an tiffany really late in the campai

she's been talking to sally nugent.really tricky 12 months, to be honest. it hasn't always been easy, but i've definitely learnt a lot about myself and how to go about things, and i would say my approach is definitely different now. i mean, i'm a lot more focused on the progress and the process of what i'm doing every single day, because i know that's the only thing i can control. what was the right work that then got you to the us win? i'd say it's a combination of really good practice, you know, feeling really good about myself, trusting and believing the work i had done. you know, by the time i was playing the us open and qualifying, i was so match tight and match ready that i felt like i was almost on autopilot and was automatic at how i was facing game situations. and that's something that's difficult to replicate on the practice court. you will know, of course, that the last british woman to win the singles title at wimbledon was virginia wade in 1977, the silverjubilee. yeah, i met virginia actually in the us ope

a guess signee mara in some hours, but actually up with you, but the but i did with i did this was sally ah ah, the buddy back book on hand. yahoo blunt gordon and dounia a lot of young with those. got that now my goal and then dd was indeed one for voice expense equals buggy. so it on monica, m a job little button, getting dated on her side. do a bowl. ah ah ha, a god since i have been hello. my name is la on the path, my newly steve. good. been up and they said the dental not because we than up up went back to the door with milan me process. there was a need to get in. you did it under something space. yeah. young. yeah. that'd yodeep dam processing. yeah. somebody didn't handle number. did you do like to be sitting by john? ah, i am with the stand up yet. when you, sam, when daddy bow or any undesirable? derrick of one on one who i've worked at altos air english since it's long shit, as a principal presenter and as a correspondent with any breaking the story we want to hear from those people who would normally not get that voice is heard on an international news channel one moment i'l

your julia sally. there has been another shooting in the us this time outside of church, in the state of iowa, a man shot and killed 2 women before turning a gun on himself. a service was being held inside in the town of ames last week. 19 students and 2 teachers were killed in texas. president biden is urging congress to act to restrict access to guns, but he acknowledged that without support from republican lawmakers. nothing will change. biden's plead, the american people was blunt and forceful. how much more corners are we willing to accept? how many more interested american lives must be taken before we say enough enough? and he had clear proposals for what needed to be done through an ard visit of arlington that we need to ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines. and if we can't ban assault weapons, and we should raise the age to purchase them from 18 to 21. strengthened background checks and act safe storage law and red flag laws. repeal the immunity that protects gun manufacturers and l

sally, i needed not says you re me, it would, pennsylvania. why would you go to move some of my to go with the force the double took. i need me spell that out. my museums will get the body to be done. when he said the feudal is a medium and then you can use the lead smear shows with this the smear which you well let me look yet because there wasn't any that was a short door for last year. blessone like a mile. yeah. we still do. ah, some people when the money risk, which really the soon the is and it really said is still with me . ah ah oh no one else shows the wrong one. i just don't know any world that we have to figure out is the because the attitude and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground with initially to restock and just look up some of natalie muscle around noon. she judy doesn't being in the green shield on at night to me as possible. mama cook gas gosh, sit, get somebody to look at that to his ashley of nbc one or the worth of the biggest piece that goes down to c

will, but those are still real of late the alaska and sure when you go yes a was yes. alaska creek to sally. i needed not to. she really would. pennsylvania my, what would i need you to know that of my to go with at the post a double cook. i need me to put that on my museum. forget about needs to be done, but he's got a few notes about them with yeah, susan is the police? yes. the same. yeah. would you go where middle, yes, a quote that was there any that was a short door for where it may be less than like a mile. yeah. was the deal was on the clothes when the money with susan is an appeal that said is to be paid when it might, wasn't with mm mm mm mm, mm mm ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy from foundation, let it be an arms race group is on often very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk ah ah, oh a ah ah, for quite a while you talk, you're right, you're a few years older children. a name awards.

already sally's one person died and another is still missing. fire broke out as very traveling waters off the central island of ball. nearby boats helped in the rescue operation in columbia, at least 4 people had been killed in scores more injured after a stand collapse during a bull fight. authorities fear more people are still buried in the debris and that the death toll will rise the venomous part of celebrations of the popular san pedro festival. a debate over the fated doors president gala so as underway in the countries national assembly. lawmakers will vote on whether or not to oust the conservative ex banker amid nationwide protest over his handling of the countries political crisis. and the high cost of food and fuel protests are led by powerful indigenous groups. crowded with bringing down 3 presidents in the past. you have, you corresponding johan ramirez is in ecuador is capital quito and spoke to people in the streets about their demands. mm. since the beginning of this nationalist try can vision this be bo hub, asked 10 measures to

yes. alaska 50 sally. i'm even not so she li, me in pennsylvania with that and you don't want that. oh my to go to the post a double cook. i need me to spell that out. my musicians were good, but i need somebody to use it. got the fuels to perform was easy. i wish the me of me from then 3 lead smear shows with this, the smear which you, well, let me look yet because there was an in it, that was the shut door for last marable, i from one. and i put in my list of the 2 of those on the clothes, on the money lease, which wouldn't use and if the other shed is similar case, but it might wasn't. but those, the actual procedures that ah, i use ah, in ah, my name is frank, i'm a retired from philadelphia. got in the movement in age 13 going on 14. we were violent towards those people because we believe that we're in a severe race. we're here 1st and this is our country being part of that movement. i got your sense of power. when i felt powerless, we got attention when i felt invisible and accepted when i felt and lovable life after hey, is an organization that was founded by for a skinhead n

she joins writer maya angelou and astronaut sally ride.on the quarter wilma man killer has shown wrapped in the traditional shop with the cherokee nation, seven pointed star. decision day for bay area voters. san francisco district attorney chase boudin, his political future hangs in the balance, and it's not the only key race on this election day. it's kind of crazy. you always think it's never gonna hit home and then around the corner to the south bay library shattered by gunfire this morning, the search for the person who pulled the trigger and evacuations lifted after awhile. fire breaks out in the north bay problems crews are already facing as we get closer to summer. from ktvu. fox two news this is mornings on to welcome the mornings onto i'm andre. senior morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it's a busy one tuesday, june 7th. let's get you outside. the weather is changing as we speak rosemary oroczo. skies around the bay and inland a little bit of patchy fog along the coastline. good morning to all of you. we are turning up the heat, espec

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