louise and thelma that's really their names. louise is the oldest in this thelma. to other sisters already and carry their beautiful children arguing there was a fifth sister. we don't have a picture of her helena. and then we have this picture. they were devout catholics. i'm going to point out. well, i was hoping to point out. give me one second, please. you know charles, you know, i might to come help me. there's a pointer. there's thelma. there's louise who was quite tall. and this is already. and this is the last picture taken of those girls. those are the three girls. who were confirmed on that date april 15th 1915 and what's the last picture of them because all five sisters died? they all died. from tuberculosis as did my father's mother. so you can imagine. when dad revealed these stories to me how difficult it was for him and how difficult it was for me. that's why we lost the history. he didn't want to talk about it. it hurt too much. but i needed to know i needed to know. so i go off i become a journalist move away for a few years. i come back home. oh,

thelma says her gas and electric bills have increased from £44 to £99 a month.night, everything on standby, plug out everything and i'm saying, how can i do that? i can't bend down. if i go on the floor, i've got to crawl on my knees, i can't get up so how do they expect me to be turning everything off? around one in five families in the west midlands struggle to pay their energy bills, the highest level of fuel poverty in england. recent price rises coupled with the removal of the £20 top up to universal credit have led to sharp increases in household seeking help to pay their bills. we are finding that people are getting more and more in debt, basically, because they can't afford their bills and the standard phrase, they are choosing between whether to pay for food or whether to pay for their bills, and that is becoming more and more of an issue for people. i've put my postcode in... the usual advice to people struggling to pay is to shop around. james has seen his energy bills almost double in a year but can't find a cheaper deal. they all came through with s

. >> se escucha cuando thelma y su familia gritan pidiendo ayuda a los bomberos seis pisos arriba delÓn estÁ correcta. >> a ella y un pequeÑo grupo de residentes ya se les permitiÓ regresar pero se niegan por las condiciones en que quedaron los departamentos, tuvimos acceso a dos de esas unidades. >> hemos entrado aquÍ al piso 15 donde estÁn haciendo tareas de limpieza con estas mÁquinas. y la verdad que el olor a humo es insoportable. >> todo un equipo trabaja para borrar las manchas negras en techos y paredes mientras ella y su hermana temen por lo que estÁn respirando dentro del apartamento donde estuvieron dos horas atrapadas durante el incendio. >> hacÍamos asÍ. >> la niÑa de dos aÑos. >> las 17 personas fallecidas entre ellos ocho niÑos ya fueron identificados, el mÁs pequeÑo un bebÉ de dos aÑos y familias completas perdieron la vida, los vecinos no lograron salir. >> no quiero regresar, me duele mucho. 16 aÑos viviendo con ellos, pisÁbamos cuerpos en la escalera, perros muertos. >> justicia por lo que pasÓ, porque fue algo bien feo, y nos estÁn dejando atrÁs con todo. >> rosa y

thelma says her gas and electric bills have increased from £41; to £99 a month.ight, anything that goes on standby, plug out everything and i'm saying, "how can i do that?" i can't bend down. if i go on the floor, i've got to crawl on my knees, i can't get up, so how do they expect me to be turning everything off? around one in five families in the west midlands struggle to pay their energy bills, the highest level of fuel poverty in england. recent price rises coupled with the removal of the £20 top—up to universal credit have led to sharp increases in households seeking help to pay their bills. we're finding that people are getting more and more in debt, basically, because they can't afford their bills and the standard phrase, they're choosing between whether to pay for food or whether to pay for their bills, and that's becoming more and more of an issue for people. i've put my postcode in... the usual advice to people struggling to pay is to shop around. james has seen his energy bills almost double in a year, but he can't find a cheaper deal. they all came th

. >> shit, thelma. >> the thing i love about "thelma and louis" is it was a love story between two women one of the great female buddy movies of all time. >> two friends decide to get away and things go off the rails really, really quickly. >> shut up! you hear me? shut up! >> please, please don't hurt me! >> you let her go, you [ bleep ] or i'm going to splatter your ugly face all over this nice car. >> i was driving home one night and the idea just hit me. two women go on a crime spree. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen, this is a robbery. >> it wasn't just the idea. i kind of saw the whole movie in one flash. >> goddamn, you bitch! >> i don't think he's going to apologize. >> nah, i don't think so. [ sound of gunfire ] [ screaming ] >> it's an odyssey of two women on the last journey. they would not know it was the last journey, therefore the journey had to be magnificent. >> a lot of women looked at this film and thought, i can relate to those women. i know what they're going through. i can understand the choices they make. >> let's keep going. >> what do you mean? >> go! >> they

. >> cnn's thelma is with us. what is going on there?of christmas parties, allegations of summer parties, allegations of bringing your own booze parties. here's the catch. he did not admit to any wrongdoing. the prime minister at no point said we are guilty of breaking covid rules. he simply said i'm sorry this has hurt the public, i'm sorry for the perception it left, but the rest is up to an investigation. that's why the leader was very quick to call him out. >> there we have it. after months of deceit and deception, a pathetic spec ta -- spectacle of a man who has run out of rope. his perception that he didn't know he was at a party is offensive. >> reporter: the questions being asked today on the streets of london, there is a sense that the prime minister was being cornered, that he had to admit to something. what are the implications? twofold. watch politically how the prime minister survives this. does his party continue to back him? remember, the biggest fear here is a no confidence vote, the possibility that his party could turn

were the only two guys on the show, holland taylor, wendy joseph river, god bless her, donna dixon, thelma lip gloss and hair nets -- there you go. >> jimmy: if you didn't know the show "bosom buddies" -- [ laughter ] >> that was from the pilot, me and peter. that's hildy and buffy. [ applause ] understand, these guys would be leaning in the doors of each other's dressing room, "do you kids?" "yeah, i've got two, i'd like to have some others." we were molecularly connected in a way that we started speaking the same language, particularly -- our show was not on film, it was video, in order to save money. so much like this, we had cameras with these tally lights. our thursday rehearsals were dress rehearsals and camera blocking, which are 14 hours. we had to stay on the set and say every line over and over and over again. so we started screwing around. we started monkeying around with the script, playing around with props and whatnot. and the directors were up in a booth doing a kind of line cut, you know, where they're saying, "tighten up on camera 3, all right, back to camera 2, coming bac

in alabama, a health care worker, this is thelma. caller: i am calling because it is getting to be ridiculous that the unvaccinated people think they have more over us than anybody. host: as far as the mandates themselves what do you think of them? caller: i think they should be mandated. host: why is that? caller: because look at it now. everybody is going against the mandates because of president biden. they are not going against it because they know what is right. they know we are not going to get out of this if it is not through vaccination and it is a shame. it is a shame, really a shame. the wall street journal, they bear some responsibility because they come on here and let all the republicans come on here. and the businesses, if they do not get their people vaccinated, there is going to be a backlash against them. why should we come to them when they have these people unvaccinated? i got vaccinated, the booster, the shot, i got everything. the religious, they don't want to do anything. i think they need to be put out of this

in alabama, a health care worker, this is thelma.aller: i am calling because it is getting to be ridiculous that the unvaccinated people think they have more over us than anybody. host: as far as the mandates themselves what do you think of them? caller: i think they should be mandated. host: why is that? caller: because look at it now. everybody is going against the mandates because of president biden. they are not going against it because they know what is right. they know we are not going to get out of this if it is not through vaccination and it is a shame. it is a shame, really a shame. the wall street journal, they bear some responsibility because they come on here and let all the republicans come on here. and the businesses, if they do not get their people vaccinated, there is going to be a backlash against them. why should we come to them when they have these people unvaccinated? i got vaccinated, the booster, the shot, i got everything. the religious, they don't want to do anything. i think they need to be put out of this co

you will go to thelma in new york, democrats line. caller: good morning. i am a first time caller.estion is i thought mr. biden, the president, he should pick the most qualified person. it should not be a black or a white person. it should be the most qualified person on the court. i disagree. host: let's go to ohio. paris, ohio, independent line. caller: how are you today pedro? i feel like you are a babysitter some days with these lines. i have a question for c-span. i have only been here for six months. and a comment about the supreme court. host: go ahead. caller: i support third parties. you bring candidates or just leaders of the third parties on ever? i heard andrew yang. host: yes. caller: as far as the supreme court goes, i have seen six activists judges in the last three months give three different opinions on bodily a tana me in two court cases and you are complaining -- your listeners are complaining about a qualified justice? they cannot even interpret the constitution the way it is. host: the wall street journal takes a look at the price of prescription drugs. their h

like they've thelma senator warnock. and not allow same date registered during registration during that. that's exactly they've done. i can give you numerous they rolled back things change during the pandemic like witnesses for mail and ballots in south carolina and things are put in place before the pandemic. no matter which way they did but a particular population predict particular people of color, urban people et cetera. students young people, oregon has had a mail and voting for 30 years, long before the pandemic. as the highest or second-highest after minnesota percentage of people participating. isn't it good to have a high percentage of people participating? you get the last question. reporter: >> with inflation and autonomy using the majority to focus on he knows. [inaudible] >> leave answer that question a whole bunch of time. this is so sacred and so important the right to vote is the wellspring of our democracy. we are not abandoning other issues we can do more than one. but to abandon voting rights when you