sally hemings. so i took that and i ran with it because i imagine that we must have been descended from the liaison between sally hemings and thomas jefferson. and as i learned more about the history and i learned more about the history when i became a student at howard university, the wonderful moreland spent i'm sorry, moreland's spingarn library has a wonderful collection of history, much of it buried in an attempt to forget what america and europeans did to africans and african-americans. they hold that and value it. at the moreland spingarn center at howard university. so it was there that i learned a great deal about sally hemings and her liaison on relations connection bondage by thomas jefferson and i continued for years to try to determine how it could have been possible that we could have been descended from this man and this woman. so i keep going back and back to my day. and i mentioned already that my dad kept his own counsel and he was a quiet, reserved man, didn't want to talk about h

announcer: sally to the floor. tiffany: you better not embarrass us, sally. [cheering and applause] [buzzer] announcer: sally disqualified. the final competitor frankie the hot dog to the floor. girls: you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not person. sally: hey, tiffany. whado you think of msweaty armpits? should be insecure about them? tiffany: well, well, well. if it isn't sally the stinky pits moron. you look li if a dumb person and an idiot had... announcer: frankie, 10 seconds to disqualification. [exhales] [bell tolls] frankie: mom, is that you? mom: yes, it's me--ghost mom. you've made it into the zone. i've been ghost watching you your whole life. sure i died when you came out of me a fully formed hot dog, and frkly, i still have some questions, but dot think of that now. think of your training, the years of dedication. i was always ghost there for you. know you can stick this triple axel flip. frankie: i don't know

it's a massive trip, sally. there's been huge i sally.cause lula was expected there late in march but had to postpone because he had knew moan ya, but also because this trip is supposed to open a new chapter in relations between china and brazil. you'll remember that lula he's predecessor, the far—right bolsonaro adopted a bit of an anti—china rhetoric. well, that's not to case with lula. lula is widely regarded as a friend of china in beijing. he's been to china several times in the past and this is his first trip back since returning to power in january. now, lula was elected on an anti—poverty pro—growth platform. of course, he meets brazil's largest trading partner order the no —— in order to achieve these goals and that's why this objective of this trip is notjust to boost trade but diversity. —— diversity. brazil's top export to china are soy beaches and iron over. lula is expected to sign more than 20 deals in china. in sectors as varied as health care, education, science and technology. but there's a lot another stake here notjust

uh i don't think sally here's me. all right .'re gonna try and reestablish our connection with sally bedell smith and try to resume that conversation. and maybe she's back with us. alright sally bedell smith. can you hear me? okay we can see her, but she can't hear me. we're going to try this again to find out how the coronation will be played out early may. all right, we'll be right back. hey, honey, dad, that smell could be eight million odor causing bacteria. good thing, adding lissa laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria that detergents leave behind clean is good, sanitizes better. introducing the sleep number climate 3 60 smart bet onl smt but in the worldhat actively cools warms. and effortlessly responds to both of you are smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep only from sleep number i brought in ensure max protein with 30 g of protein tried me felt more energy and just two weeks here, i'll take that. max. protein with 30 g of protein, one g of sugar and nutrients for immune hel

but i'm serious i think you sally's right. curiosity is the is the main mainspring of all biography. but in in my case, i, i my first wife who's died many years ago was german and we went on holiday together with our baby and to cornwall in england. and it was the most beautiful cottage on the most wonderful coastline. and my wife just stayed indoors, a book and it was it was written by heinrich mann. and i finally after two days i said, you know, we haven't rented this place for just for you to sit and reading a book in german about heinrich mann. so she said, well you, read it. so i read it and i is he to thomas mann she said, oh yeah she's brother. i said, wow, i didn't know that. and i studied german at school, whatever. i felt really ignorant. and so curiosity led to me writing my first book, the brothers man and and then i think one thing it's interesting, sally, you met the queen. i also gave my very first history book to the queen and little presentation ceremony. i lived in greenwich in london, but i do think you ofte

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sally in a bonnet- it _ of fire, i want to find it. sally in a bonnet.. i don't know. don't get that in the dales. i don't know- have _ don't get that in the dales. i don't know. have you _ don't get that in the dales. i don't know. have you been _ don't get that in the dales. i don't know. have you been watching . don't get that in the dales. i don't| know. have you been watching the david attenborough thing? there are snakes out there. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london, i'm luxmy gopal. lawyers representing a group of more than 900 people affected by the fire at grenfell tower say a compensation settlement has been agreed. the amount each person will receive will vary according to their specific circumstances. 72 people died in the fire injune 2017. a job applicant says he's received a "lacklustre" apology from the ritz hotel after he was told that afro—style hair was banned. jerellejules had reached the final interview stage with the hotel when he was sent its employee personal grooming pol

the first thing to say, sally, is that l thing to say, sally, is that this monthly data is very volatilee, it is not, but there are a lot of forces going on currently in the uk economy. there is the impact of strikes disrupting activity, and impact always of winter weather on disrupting retail flows, but winter weather on disrupting retailflows, but i winter weather on disrupting retail flows, but i think your introduction is spot on, that the uk economy is in a flatlining stage, it really hasn't grown for about six months, and i expect the data to reinforce that picture, albeit if we were having this conversation three or four months ago, the backend of 2022, predictions the uk economy would be it would be in the middle of the biggest recession for 100 years, and that mercifully doesn't look like it is playing out. find like it is playing out. and that is the _ like it is playing out. and that is the point - like it is playing out. and that is the point that - like it is playing out. and that is the point that jeremy that is the point thatjeremy hunt is making over and over again, isn't

sally— thing is, it's a whole attitude. sally is — thing is, it's a whole attitude.ke sure no one in harlow is going without. and since her poster about the salt on the allotment, who donations page has reached almost a quarter of £1 million.— quarter of £1 million. although something _ quarter of £1 million. although something really _ quarter of £1 million. although something really nasty - quarter of £1 million. although l something really nasty happens, quarter of £1 million. although - something really nasty happens, you have to make it a positive. you something really nasty happens, you have to make it a positive.— have to make it a positive. you are live with bbc _ have to make it a positive. you are live with bbc news. _ fighting between the army and paramilitary rapid support forces in sudan has escalated despite international pleas for a truce for the muslim festival to mark the end of holy month of ramadan. gunfire and explosions in the north of the capital, khartoum, have spread to the west and the south. there are reports of troops shooting at eachother

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winfrey, montel williams, sally would _ winfrey, montelwilliams, sally would never go.y go to the heart of certain things, not saying _ to the heart of certain things, not saying that — to the heart of certain things, not saying that the other tv hosts didnt— saying that the other tv hosts didn't go. _ saying that the other tv hosts didn't go, but he would actually have _ didn't go, but he would actually have dl— didn't go, but he would actually have dl men sleeping around, he would _ have dl men sleeping around, he would really go certain places, but he would _ would really go certain places, but he would always end of the show on a positive _ he would always end of the show on a positive note because it was all attout— positive note because it was all about centring around some form of positivity i— about centring around some form of positivity. i look at him more than 'ust positivity. i look at him more than just a _ positivity. i look at him more than just a tv — positivity. i look at him more than just a tv host, a politician, an actor. — just a tv host, a politici

sally bakewell, thank you very much. let's continue our conversation.chief investment strategist with -- joining us now. it this does not seem to have the same heat as it did a few days ago. the market increasingly feels like it is moving beyond that. do we see this banking crisis beginning to fizzle, beginning to run out of steam and if so, what are the implications? tim: i would say we've certainly had -- we've sort of had this crisis linger after the initial bad news last month when the initial round of problems occurred but i think it has become increasingly clear that this is not the kind of contagion we saw in the global financial crisis. this is not leading into a systemic problem for the global and u.s. economies. the market is looking beyond this, to the bigger influences such as earnings. earnings season, we are hearing, the big tech companies have come out with earnings growth. being received pretty well. i think the markets, looking now at the expectation that maybe there was too much pessimism, economic pessimism priced into the earning exp

it can be something incredibly innocuous, like when harry met sally.s that anorexia is not about sort of wasting away palely in some kind of emily bronte way. for me, it gave me osteoporosis. almost all my hair fell out, and it hasn't grown back properly since. for girls in the hospital who i was with who were throwing up, you know, their teeth rotted out. other girls were using laxatives and that had a horrific effect on the insides of their bodies. you know, anorexia makes you behave in really quite disgusting ways. and there were ways that we all behaved in hospital to get out of eating that were disgusting. you know, girls were hiding bags of vomit under their bed. they were spitting food up their sleeves, smearing butter under the table. it's not some kind of romantic disease. it's a horrible disease. and it will destroy you. what kind of treatment did you receive in the 19905? the what kind of treatment did you receive in the 1990s? the theory was the should receive in the 1990s? the theory was they should be _ receive in the 1990s? the theory wa

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haidi: bloomberg's sally bakewell. also, with our top stories, an overhaul of australia's top central bank is looming as the government is releasing the findings of an independent review. recommendations are expected to be agreed to, some which require changes to the rba's operating loss. let's discuss with our operating reporter, who has been watching closely. in so many respects, this will be a seismic shift for the rba. on the other hand some of the proposed changes will bring into line central banking norms. >> we are going to see the rba going in line with other central banks that is playing catch-up. for the treasurer these are low hanging fruits. i don't think that there will be any controversy around any of these recommendations that we have heard about. for example, regular press conferences, fewer meetings, the big one is floating the boat and having one for governments and monetary policy, which is one of the biggest criticisms of the rba. then, there are some other recommendations around board appointments

welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. our headlines today... will falling petrol prices help slow the rising cost of living? we'll find out when the latest inflation figures come out this morning. there are hopes inflation could full below 10% today but food and energy prices remain high. i am at this wholesale market in west london to find out what it means for the cost of living. the snp treasurer, colin beattie, has been released without charge, pending further investigation, after being questioned by police examining the party's finances. children conceived as a result of rape will soon be legally recognised as victims in england and wales. you're questioning everything about yourself. looking in the mirror, almost like i could see the man who raped my mother looking back at me. in sport, feeling the blues as reality hits. madrid knock chelsea out of the champions league — their last hope of silverware — and with it goes their hopes of qualifying for europe next season. stay tuned later as we meet the newly crowned junior world surfing cham

it is really difficult, sally. - because it isjust not safe. it 3 really difficult, sally.rces were able to force them out in a counter offensive, and what you are left with, yes, some signs of a very obvious damage, burnt out apartment blocks, piles of rubble that were once homes, and it sadly becomes very common. but what you are also seeing is people wanting to return home, but they are arriving to a destroyed house typically, we saw trenches for the head once dug in on the assault on khaki city itself. and what you are left are a seemingly random scattering is of landmines —— kharkiv city. any military sense, they are used by armies to protect their own positions as well as inflicting casualties, to cause losses, but this is also an area where they have been used indiscriminately, meaning that civilians once again find themselves in harms way. for the last 70 years, emergency teams of recovered explosives every month from the second world war in this city. the skin of patrols are now taking place every day. we followed them, they receive calls from the public, the opt o

and in fact, that's where you really saw finished president sally. nina sto, change his mind. he got angry that russia would dare to tell finland what it could and couldn't do where it could and couldn't be. and that's where nina so started to come out for the 1st time, really strongly in favor of nato membership. he didn't like being told what to do. and so russia now is not in a good position to make any territorial threat to finland. and fact fins have tracked the armaments and, and the forces that would have been stationed, somewhat close to the finished border. just traditionally now have to move into battle in ukraine. so right now, there's no way russia could come across the border and get finland. they feel a bit safer. right now, while russia is occupied in ukraine. and now if russia ends the war in ukraine somehow and, and moves to reinforce it side of the of that border, finland feels more secure because of course the nato allies would have its back. terry, thank you for now. there was our correspond, terry shoulds there just outside nato headquarters in brussels. t

here is what she told sally.ith others to— is make sure we are working with others to make sure that we get verified. — others to make sure that we get verified, including the iff who have already— verified, including the iff who have already verified that the money we will be _ already verified that the money we will be provided, the extra £2 billion. — will be provided, the extra £2 billion, plus the £620 million that was additional alongside the offer was additional alongside the offer was funding the offer. the problem there is that _ was funding the offer. the problem there is that the _ was funding the offer. the problem there is that the offer _ was funding the offer. the problem there is that the offer has - was funding the offer. the problem there is that the offer has already i there is that the offer has already been rejected by the union. there are other unions in the education sector now talking about going on strike or balloting to go on strike. the national education union has put dates in the diar

we have a lot to discuss with cnn royal commentator sally smith. >> great to see you, jim. >> of course a lot of the talk will be about harry and his wife meghan. harry will be there. meghan will not. what else should we be looking for in this coming week? >> i think we should recognize that harry is just going to be part of the congregation. >> yeah. >> neither he nor his uncles, edward and andrew, nor his aunt, princess anne are going to have any role. the only one who is going to have a role other than the king and queen is prince william, who will do his homage to his father. but it's going to look different. i think there be very few tiaras, if any, which will be a huge difference. and the princess of wales is evidently going to wear a crown of flowers. >> hmm. >> which is sort of a democratic thing to do, but it also reflects it's part of the theme of the coronation, which is an emphasis on nature and all the flowers on the invitation. there are going to be lots of flowers embroidered into their robes. >> and how big of a deal is this going t

when president ali abdullah sally gave up power to his deputy after years of instability . iran back to the rebels captured the capital sama in 2014 and demanded a new government. a coalition led by saudi arabia and to the united arab emirates, backed the internationally recognized government and launch a military campaign against o. these in 2016 u. n. back talks between the yemeni government and rebels began in kuwait, but didn't stop the fighting. then in 2017 haughty rebels killed former president sally, after he brought tack broke ties with the group. a year later you and broke her talks made progress, and last year the warring sides agree to a truce, which lasted for 6 months. i'll just hear as hasha marlborough has report as extensively on the yemen. conflict explains what saudi arabia wants from the deal. and the challenge is all parties face in reaching an agreement, they want peace, they want stability because they have loss or massive transformation of saudi arabia. they're rebuilding many parts of the kingdom. they are about to start a massive project in the capital re ya

sally nugent, bbc news.ience its hottest ever day for the month of april, with scientists predicting temperatures of close to 40 degrees celsius. the prime minister pedro sanchez has warned of the continuing challenge posed by climate change. live now to our madrid correspondent, guy hedgecoe. what measures are being taken to cope with the heat? itrrui’eiiii what measures are being taken to cope with the heat?— cope with the heat? well of the national government _ cope with the heat? well of the national government and - cope with the heat? well of the national government and local. national government and local authorities have introduced a series of measures to manage the heat. they include, for example, putting health services on alert, also fire service in many areas of the country are on high alert because of the risk of wildfires in many areas, and also for example in madrid and down in the southern region of andalusia, schools have been told that they can bring classes forward so that children won't h

back to sally and jon. hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay.cy manager at citizens advice. good morning. thank you forjoining us. shall we start with who is protected by the new rules? who are the rules for? i protected by the new rules? who are the rules for?— the rules for? i am cautiously optimistic _ the rules for? i am cautiously optimistic this _ the rules for? i am cautiously optimistic this is _ the rules for? i am cautiously optimistic this is good - the rules for? i am cautiously optimistic this is good news l the rules for? i am cautiously i optimistic this is good news for the rules for? i am cautiously - optimistic this is good news for all consumers who are struggling to pay their bills and who are worried about being. on to a prepayment meter. that is because even though there are groups, such as those people over 85, there is not a complete ban of forcing people onto a prepayment meter. this code of practice sets out a new high standard of checks before a prepayment meter is installed in someone's home. much higher standards of

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i'm sally bundock. vigils are held for the four people killed in a mass shooting at a 16th birthday party in alabama. four birthday party in alabama. lives were lost in a tragic four lives were lost in a tragic event that occurred here in dadeville. fighting between rival armed factions in sudan continues to spread with 97 people killed and hundreds injured this weekend. we have a special report from inside myanmar, where political activists tell the bbc they will never accept the country's dictatorship following a military coup two years ago. and elon musk�*s spacex gets the all—clear to launch its mammoth rocket starship as early as today. hello and welcome. we begin today in the us. president biden has condemned the killing of four people at a birthday party in alabama this weekend as "outrageous" and "unacceptable". the country's latest mass shooting happened at a 16th birthday party in the town of dadeville. on sunday night, people gathered for a vigil to remember the victims of the shooting. 28 ot

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sanity is one of around 1600 people fed by the| around 1600 people fed by the initiative —— sally.e has reached almost £250,000. although somethina reached almost £250,000. although something really _ reached almost £250,000. although something really nasty _ reached almost £250,000. although something really nasty happened, i reached almost £250,000. although i something really nasty happened, you have got— something really nasty happened, you have got to _ something really nasty happened, you have got to make it a positive. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. to kenya now, where police have recovered 58 bodies, believed to be members of a cult who were told they would go to heaven if they starved themselves to death. the bodies have been found a forest near the coastal town of ma—lindi. date in terms of the numbers of people that they have actually found so far and a bit more about what the president has been saying. tatiana;t so far and a bit more about what the president has been saying. today was the fourth day — president has been saying. today was the fourt

my people would never put up with the invite us, sally. they arrested my, unlike what the american say it was the iraqi people who opposed them, not some dissing, the iraqi people. as for the rocky government, it assisted the amerigroup itself, started with me arriving in bagdad. i didn't tell any one wished ashy. we were having dinner. my brother could make a bab, we love companion, they wanted to arrest me. also. he wasn't allowed to keep in touch with us from did from it grabbed me and clamped my mouth, shut. one of the mask they took me to the helicopter, put me in some kind of basket suspended on oaks, arrested. my brother, they wrapped him up in duct tape, had to tow, like him. it was a short flight. they took me out of the basket and brought me to a place and i used to rate a value. i didn't know what i'd done wrong. i said, yes, i am the called a terrorist. i'm not a terrorist. he said, all right. and on the back and drenched me with water from the hose, and it was a cold earth at us. it tasted like paper. we didn't really know wha

can sally let him fina al moon know econ keith. hello. good. i so nice football was introduced to argentina in the 2nd half of the 19th century by of course, british immigrants. the 1st league was contested in 1891, the oldest league, and the world outside of great britain. the epic argentinian figures, diego marable, 9 lunel may see, did not grow out of a country with no football tradition. but when speaking to argentinians, there are also other explanations to be heard of. well, genesee delasandri a lady asking ortho needle down does no, sir, no jail bogo. donna, italy, i guess they as i'll dandy, got a shadowy, now he gave his boy. he doesn't want to live long enough, we'll edit it again. i said, honestly, doubtless. oh, but up let's say he any that dinner was i used to play bombs, have a got it. i don't know. there are many open wounds in argentina. one for example, if the military dictatorship, the country lived through from 1976 to 1983. while people have been killed by the regime, argentina one, their home world cup in 1978. another woun

sally, john, explaining all of that.oughest thing you can dunk in your tea, followed by a chocolate libyans, a board biscuit, a digestive and shortbread. hobnob is far too low down for my liking. this article in the _ far too low down for my liking. this article in the times _ far too low down for my liking. this article in the times says that proper scientists have been testing this in a laboratory at a specific temperature between 70 and 75 degrees. counting the repeated dunking. shall we try it? jaffa cakes, 116 dunks. i really don't like dunking. in the interest of science, i shall dunk. like dunking. in the interest of science, ishall dunk. what like dunking. in the interest of science, i shall dunk. what are you going to do? it science, i shall dunk. what are you going to do?— going to do? it is 'ust a hobnob for me. you should — going to do? it isjust a hobnob for me. you should only _ going to do? it isjust a hobnob for me. you should only get _ going to do? it isjust a hobnob for me. you should only get 27 - goi

sally's was late but it came through. eventually. nature theme. when i thought of nature i thought of the elements so i nature i thought of the elements so i have _ nature i thought of the elements so i have done — nature i thought of the elements so i have done on the petals each of the elements and i have also done the elements and i have also done the sun— the elements and i have also done the sun and — the elements and i have also done the sun and moon.— the elements and i have also done the sun and moon. matilda, tell me about yours? _ the sun and moon. matilda, tell me about yours? why _ the sun and moon. matilda, tell me about yours? why did _ the sun and moon. matilda, tell me about yours? why did you _ the sun and moon. matilda, tell me about yours? why did you make - the sun and moon. matilda, tell me i about yours? why did you make yours so and colourful? t about yours? why did you make yours so and colourful?— so and colourful? i love colours and i took some — so and colourful? i love colours and i took some of— so and co

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sally nugent, bbc news.lmost 30 years, with guests often getting david sillito looks back at his life. when it began, thejerry springer show had aspirations to tackle serious issues and they soon realised where the ratings were. who realised where the ratings were. who are ou? realised where the ratings were. who are you? marquise _ realised where the ratings were. who are you? marquise says _ realised where the ratings were. who are you? marquise says he _ realised where the ratings were. who are you? marquise says he is - realised where the ratings were. who are you? marquise says he is scared l are you? marquise says he is scared ofthe are you? marquise says he is scared of the truth — are you? marquise says he is scared of the truth will _ are you? marquise says he is scared of the truth will get _ are you? marquise says he is scared of the truth will get him _ are you? marquise says he is scared of the truth will get him in - of the truth will get him in trouble. and in the middle, the with the ringmast