. —— suzy petty. second access has been one of her biggest challenges. —— suzy pettylj was biggest challengesad died in september. i lost a lot of weight, and my mum told me that i need to eat, and then i was made to eat and i was sick, that can assured me that i was obviously not in a very good place. i set myself some goals at the start of lockdown. i made sure that i ate at the right time, i would probably go for a at the right time, i would probably go fora run at the right time, i would probably go for a run every day, and i'm starting to love my own company and just love being by myself. and actually, that for me is such a positive. but it is notjust athletes who are suffering. and beta eating disorders have told us they have seen an increase of 80% on social media contact, and a 30% rise in calls to their hotline during lockdown, with men making up 35% of all calls. and a rugby referee has told us about his lifelong fight with billy meier. i will win the fight, i with billy meier. i will win the fight, lam with billy meier. i will win the fight, i am determined to do so in the end. if

$3000.00 prisoners to coincide with the holiday about them is a hit man who murdered lebanese singer suzy susanne to maim and to buy in 2008 on the order is of a former egyptian m.p. the activist charnel us no political prisoners have been released so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera risking it all borneo is next. told to old sara. let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment to stop all military action this is the moment also trades on fighting me why did we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories the soldiers 0. for the usaf is on a mission he has to set up a lumber camp before nightfall the house he's delivering will become home for him and other which cuts his deep in borneo the rain forest. among his many challenges the unpredictable terrain. little so the little that the little. i don't know said. it was the end of his in a letter though and that. he. did and you know by now and the. thinking. behind you said the 2 of the trucks have also come to a standstill. it was up to. the governor who was run

patients about their options and by the government to care for the most vulnerable like 85-year-old suzy robinson the pandemic leaving her son especially concerned. >> so i became more protective of her. >> reporter: the doctor says patients like her deserve a chance >> a chance to be taught how to eat right, how to live right. so knowledge is power. >> morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >>> johnson & johnson says it will stop selling baby powder made with talc in the u.s. it's facing lawsuits from patients claiming the talc was contaminated with asbestos it will continue to sell baby powder made with cornstarch. >>> after a break an extraordinary life and love story remembered. >>> she was a witness to history, a tireless advocate and part of a love story for the ages tonight andrea mitchell remembers annie glenn. >> they were an all american cup, annie and john glenn the hero astronaut celebrated as the first american to orbit the earth. they had met as toddlers, she said practically sharing a playpen in their ohio hometown but afflic reluctantly into nasa's spotlight and portrayed in

. >> reporter: for suzy from san francisco, the silver lining is being with her husband and two sons and having an improvised lunch here. it's not perfect, but she'll take it. >> we're all together and healthy. happy mother's day to all the other mothers out there. >> reporter: here at the marina green, lots of families enjoying the day. police were out here early, giving reminders to social distance. other than that, it's been a really 2k3w50d dagood day. happy mother's day to all moms, including my mom. i'll call you later. >>h vees corne cornell, many thanks. >>> moms we talked to say motherly is particularly hard during this pandemic. this psychiatrist says mothers face a lot of demands. >> i meet moms hiding in their closet to get a few minutes of quiet. i have another mom trying to do a very important presenttation while having a sock stolen off her foot simultaneously. >> they put up with so much. dr. meadow recommends today or any day you want to show mom thanks, help create an environment she can relax in. and if you still need to catch up with mom tonight, zoom is lifting t

my special guest, suzy ormond. the unicef won't stop event.egins right now. >>> well, good evening on this day 1,205 of the trump administration. 179 days to go until our next presidential election. and let's set the scene first tonight. today the president welcomed republican members of congress in the state dining room. the president was seated directly in front of the fireplace and just beneath the inscription from john adams that says "may none but honest and

patients about their options and by the government to care for the most vulnerable like 85-year-old suzy robinson the pandemic leaving her son especially concerned. the doctor says patients like her deserve a chance >> a chance to be taught how to eat right, how to live right, so knowledge is power. >> reporter: morgan radford, nbc news, new york >>> johnson & johnson says it will stop selling baby powder made with talc in the u.s. the company is facing thousands of lawsuits from patients who claim that talc was contaminated with cancer causing asbestos the company says it remains confident in its talc based baby powder it will continue to sell baby powder made with cornstarch. >>> an extraordinary life and story remembered mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and y

and for suzy, she is now focused on using her experience to spread awareness of eating disorders ande have now died across the uk — an increase of 346. looking ahead, the transport secretary said he was investing £2 billion into making cycling and walking safer in england. this is part of a package of £5 billion announced in february. he said that observing the two—metre distance rule would mean only one in ten passengers could travel on public transport, so more people would need to cycle or walk to work. and he also announced that the government is to fast track the trial of e—scooters — bringing it forward from next year to next month to help encourage more people off public transport and on to greener alternatives. during the downing street press briefing the transport secretary said a further 346 people had died from coronavirus in the last 24 hours in all settings. grant shapps also said there will have to be changes to the way the uk's transport system is used, as lockdown is eased. he said walking and cycling would be made safer and he announced fast—track trials of e—scooter

sleeper candidate if you will is susan rice you remember her national security adviser under obama suzy ambassador to the u.n. african-american really tough and really knows government knows the white house and obama worked closely with her in the obama white house so i wouldn't be surprised to see her a camel heris lucky's she's our california senator she's great i think the only thing is. biden doesn't need california he's going to win california yeah right but you know one test them point she doesn't help. that if people are torn about vice president remember like. when bill clinton picked al gore another white guy from the south you know some people say you need somebody who can deliver a state. but that's not always the case but hey grok obama didn't pick joe biden because he could deliver delaware that. 3 you know has 3 votes so you're right but come on harris' rebuttal a lot of a lot of energy you know and. i think should be dynamite bill thanks for your time as always hey larry we go back a long way it's good to see the good will bill press and thank you for joining the audience

it's something great britain and england hockey player suzy petty has been battling for the past decaden about how she's been coping. —— and we will be getting that hopefully later in the programme. some good news for you — and netherlands manager ronald koeman says he's "fit as a fiddle" after undergoing a heart procedure. he was taken to hospital with chest pains on sunday. he's been thanking everyone on twitter. take a little look at this. he said... great to see he's on the mend. i'm afraid that's all we've got time for on sportsday, but i open people get more from katie shanahan‘s com plete get more from katie shanahan‘s complete report online, on the website but for now, good night. good evening. you're watching bbc news with reeta chakrabarti. this afternoon, we've heard the latest from the government in the daily downing street news conference. let's recap the main points. the total coronavirus death toll in the uk in all settings has risen to 30,615 after a further 539 people died having testing positive. dominic raab said the r level, the rate of infection that's crucial to th

suzi got to. shoot my man coming in from you my siblings wanted to you know work. with them to think not. live from the world headquarters of the r t america in our nation's capital this is the news with rick sanchez. and hello again everybody i'm rick sanchez it's time to look now at something that's very important to all of us recovery numbers how are adjusting how we're getting out of the situation both by the way at the macro level and at the micro level in other words what is wall street getting and what is the average worker getting look whether you're a carpenter in berlin a plumber in new delhi or a house painter in detroit this is going to affect you so let's go over to the wall and let's talk about how those people who i just described are going to be affected by this because here's what we're learning today today new report fresh off the press right so grocery prices are increasing and i mean in a big way they're showing their biggest monthly increase in nearly 50 years last month this is according to the bureau of labor statistics in the united states g

used to give suzy a couple of the notes along sure you know this new book money and companion for me my feelings for to do your job or the slow ball with them but also acknowledge. that folks done a similar plus one i'm joined by my dear friend both direct so bad so now we reach employed couple minor parts tell me how 10 comes apart who put you on the blank has us at all happy. that he's from somebody you would benefit hugh have nearest house over the weekend and they called and they said blake edwards is looking for a perfect woman not a scale of one to 10 it can and. and you should go in and read for the part and i remember my husband i was you know i go up and down in weight but he was very picky and very. critical of a woman's looks and. he couldn't help but he just have this photographer's eye he couldn't help it i never blamed him for it but i didn't take it too seriously also and he said you know you call yourself an actress and you do nothing to be an actress you don't go school you don't study you don't get yourself in shape and i'm picking on you all the time it's time some

yeah now it was a big day but it wasn't the end the war because we had another year in the pacific is suziend of the war in europe and i was a tremendous down member of how happy everyone was and we were gathering on the streets but it got bigger a year later when the japanese surrendered but this was the german surrender we made it unconditional that is there were no conditions to their period they had to surrender on this date and as you said 400000 died yeah and there is a lot of the american history books though that are necessarily correct what did america get right and what did america get wrong in terms of world war 2 larry what we got right about i thought we were right in. absolutely right going to war i thought the a bomb i'm still not the a bomb ended the world war 2 completely in the following year i'm still not sure whether it was right to use it world war 2 could not have been won without the russians russians came from the the americans came from the west and hitler made an incredible mistake he turned away from he was bombing london daily stub doorknob and turned to the rus

suzy. sing. along. we have the souls of. the outlands. that this side i am our. evolution. did not easy one job he got the lead yeah. did. the money. john fund the. bomb we're not that easy to do how much you jockey. i know you. don't look too many. but that's a little the how much dot com fulfillment. they must. love. cars. cars. the media. so definitely it's a new look but i've been to the. concepts of the beginning. but the president as he said you don't have. to be. a. big big. way of. putting. a little. bit maybe not enough hello mike and i will let you know what i know. about that for such emphasis on your bike ok i'm going to get it but i'm going to be bumping up against i'm really going to get the gun. but it was a quick thought but i just got to hope i didn't like it but i didn't get the guess or feel like i'm going to get up on the jumbo dummy. i think. they're perfect entities that. we did that well. i think. through through. i think . you and. when i said i was going to be a member of the table there's a lot of that bottle bottle up in order to level bobby all a

suzy. sing. we have the souls of. the outlands. that this side are you tomorrow. it'll look. easy when johnny got the lead yeah. the money. john fund the. bomb we're not that easy do how much you. jack. you. don't look to me. to build the most dot com fulfillment. they must. love it. because. tom. i am the media. so definitely it's a new look but i believe the. concept of the going to. get the president has the that he. added to. take it big time now that the funny thing that happened. to me. a little. bit maybe not enough to look like and i will i'm going to line. up. about that with such emphasis on 0 but they are going to get it but i'm going to be bumping up against are we going to get. so we've got to get the joke over to the market but i said it could look like a survey like i'm going to get up or just going to be a bit. right . there percodan 50. 3 through the 3rd. thing. i think. you're. going a. when i said i was going to be a member of whatever there's a lot of that bottle up and go to the local bobby all about but i've got to tell him that i don't people guess i wa

that's meant to be the helm of our country the person that you know to steps in the right direction suzi our churchill let's put it that way and our churchill asparagus churchill it is he's playing the blame game as the room prime school he's looking for a kind of promise will take wanted to play it with this is what he's doing his duty so trying to call up he's put in a china in the corner and not china as it drove minister thank you. off to the right as millions of americans face the prospect of chronic unemployment as so-called political pundits wrong to come back over at 19 to the great depression plus a badge of honor what's the real reason the u.s. appears to lead the world in the number of confirmed 1000 cases and deaths we ask sean stone author and pandemic filmmaker. part 2 of going underground. we are told when a new cold war with china it is not coherently explain to us why even worse is the strategy if there isn't one also sat down arms you. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm show business

not careful that you're being subject to some kind of you're fraud and responding to suzy smith, but no smith. computer terminal in another country. because i guarantee you, a few be at a m now, i'll press conference like this and someone will say, people are angry that you gave out a people oney, and the didn't exist, and they were just and how scam artists did you not know? a local law firm has -- [inaudible] that the order to force people to work offsite, they call it an abuse of power. a chance to look at this lawsuit and we're eager for your opinion if you have? have not seen the lawsuit or heard about it. wrong to ask, it's people work offsite? forcing someain by of their employees to work offsite, they are calling it an power by the state. gov. cuomo: yeah. look, a lot of people say a lot right?ngs, that falls into that category of a lot ofpeople say a lot of people say a lot of a lot of people say a lot of things. [laughter] [inaudible] to try to -- [inaudible] to be ism is not going just a new york state question. it's a national question. it's an international question. whe

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my special guest, suzy ormond. the unicef won't stop event. "the 11th hour" begins right now. >>> well, good evening on this day 1,205 of the trump administration. 179 days to go until our next presidential election. and let's set the scene first tonight. today the president welcomed republican members of congress in the state dining room. the president was seated directly in front of the fireplace and just beneath the inscription from john adams that says "may none but honest and wise men ever rule under this roof." and from that place, the president said this about the coronavirus, quote, i feel about vaccines the way i feel about tests. this is going to go away without a vaccine, and we're not going to see it again. and that is not true. as we go into this weekend with close to 80,000 dead in this country after we lost just under 2,000 people just today, it is more important than ever to point out this is not just going to go away. and from that same room, the president went on to say, some people don't want our country to come back for pol

the bottom of it trump's tweeted for years about the unfounded allegations even though laurie close suzy's death was blamed on a hot issue last week a widower. an open letter to twitter pleading with it to delete the posts saying i'm asking you to intervene in this instance because the president of the united states has taken something that does not belong to him the memory of my did wife and perverted it for perceived political gain what the course souness's the entire family have had to endure or for 19 years. it's unspeakably cruel for what whether it's the president or whether it's people following the president it is our speaker bully crew or social media companies like twitter facebook and you tube have come under increasing pressure to act faster and more effectively against misinformation and hate speech on their platforms twitter says the president's posts about the t.v. host don't violate its terms of service though it's working to address issues like this going forward thank you very much everybody thank you alexia brian al jazeera the international labor organization says young

suzie, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that, -- mr. suozzi, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. swowsy will vote yea on h.r. -- swowsy will vote yea -- suozzi will vote yea on h.r. 7010. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new mexico is recognized. ms. haaland: thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. harder, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. harder will vote yea on h.r. 7010. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. raskin: madam speaker, thank you very much. as the member designated by ms. bonamici, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. bonamici will vote aye on h.r. 7010. as the member designated by mr. doggett, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. doggett will vote aye on h.r. 7010. as the member designated by ms. jayapal, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. jayapal will vote aye on h.r. 7010. as the member designated by mr. levin of michigan, purs

like suzy petty, one of rugby's most famous referees, nigel 0wens, has been battling an eating disorderlet it get the better of you. you can and you will get through it, but the sooner you deal with it, the better. there's more information and advice on this from bbc action line — that's on bbc. co. uk/actionline. like everything, it is finding ways to keep active and fit at home in isolation, whether going for that run or doing things in your own living room, turning it into a gym. it's amazing. for all your years as a sports journalist, it's amazing. for all your years as a sportsjournalist, isn't it's amazing. for all your years as a sports journalist, isn't it amazing how it has changed in terms of how open sports personalities and athletes are now about their personal experiences? particularly when it comes to mental health or any disorders, in order to help those who look up to them and just to show they are not infallible. yeah, absolutely. 0ne to show they are not infallible. yeah, absolutely. one thing i really noticed is the way fans and players have connected. we have seen lo