game of thrones also starred in the 19 $169.00 james bond thriller her majesty's secret service as tracey even if david chen's are the only woman to marry agent double 07 she won an emmy tony and bafta awards during her lengthy career both sides of the plenty i'm. just reminder of the top story we're following for you today on t.v. news the leaders of france and germany have agreed on a plan to take in 400 refugee children from greece's morea migrant camp but it's unclear whether it will happen 12000 people have been left homeless since a huge fire destroyed the camp on tuesday night. this is due to news ben facility is up next with all the latest business thanks for watching. i'm scared that the you were not tired and in the end it's a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with lyon since the what's your story 'd 'd. i'm working on isn't women especially in victims of violence and. take part.

tracey for -- (applause). on c-span 3, tonight a look at history through photographs. during the great depression, and world war ii photographers working for the u.s. governments farm security administration. and later the office of war information, created about 1600 colored photographs depicting life in the united states and war production activities. collection career, beverley of the library of congress, talks about the photographers and the images. watch tonight, beginning at eight eastern. enjoy american history tv this week, and every weekend on c-span 3. >> the largest stone fort in the united states, sits at the mountain of the chesapeake bay near mount virginia. up next, fort monroe case museum director, gives us a tour showcasing the fort's history, through the colonial area to its completion in 1834. and its role in the civil war. >> welcome to fort mineral, located here on the very pleasant place we call point comfort, actually we call it old point comfort, and that's been that way for a long long time. it was here that over 400 years ago, 400 years of his

fellow briton adelle tracey was third in the women's 800m. de france champion geraint thomas has come fourth in cyclings road world championships in italy with home favourite, filippo ganna winning the title. the italian looked at home on the roads and race track at imola, upgrading his bronze from last year to gold. he beat belgium's wout van aert by 26 seconds. geraint thomas, who was dropped from his ineos grenadier squad for the tour de france earlier this month, finished fourth and alex dowsett ninth. the women's road race takes place tomorrow with the men's on sunday. now, he may have retired from test cricket more than two years ago as england's all time leading run scorer, but alastair cook's appetite for runs is as insatiable as ever. cook scored 172 for essex against somerset on day three of the final of the bob willis trophy at lord's. it was his 67th century in first class cricket. the match is delicately poised though. essex lost late wickets, including cook, and will resume their first innings on 271—6 in reply to somerset‘s 301

please join me, in thanking tracey for -- (applause). on c-span 3, tonight a look at history through photographs. during the great depression, and world war ii photographers working for the u.s. governments farm security administration. and later the office of war information, created about 1600 colored photographs depicting life in the united states and war production activities. collection career, beverley of the library of congress, talks about the photographers and the images. watch tonight, beginning at eight eastern. enjoy american history tv this week, and every weekend on c-span 3. >> the largest stone fort in the united states, sits at the mou

thrones wriggles who starred in the 1969 james bond thriller how much the majesty secret service as tracey diva chan's of the only woman to marry agent double 07 she won any tony and bafta awards during her lengthy career on both sides of the atlantic. to the extreme sport of big wave surfing now where a brazilian woman has claimed a new guinness world record it happened off the coast of portugal. took on a 22.4 meter behemoth of a wave in february and conquered it the world certainly got oceanographers and engineers to certified size and sure enough to barrow broke her own women's world record by almost 2 meters and she really did conquer it now if you look at the rides of the screen you can see her still on her board. remarkable you're watching news coming up next the documentary about a world champion athletes i'm told me a lot of will thanks for joining us. of our meal and i'm good welcome to the 2nd season of on the grid search of the planet on the brink of disaster we did long in-depth interviews with experts about one question how do we change our. morning edition. 3 years ago i cam

this is tracey rosenberg from [inaudible] and the media alliance. i understand what you are looking at today is the 2018-19 community report, but i wanted to call in to reflect some activity by the union square b.i.d. in 2020. as some of you might have seen, i'm not sure, public records acquired by the frontier chair foundation demonstrated that the san francisco police department was given unfeterred access to the camera network during the murder of george floyd. this real-time unfeterred access was given for a time of 72 hours, so this is bulk, mass untargeted surveillance of protests, and it has a chilling impact on san franciscans who want to participate in protests. so i'm hoping that this committee, as sort of the oversight entity, will take some action to ensure that this doesn doesn't recur in the future. the city has taken a pretty strong stand against mass untargeted surveillance and first amendment rights with prop b and the surveillance ordinance, and we encourage you to continue to address loopholes and problems such as this. thank you.

tracey crouch pursues a strategy called social prescribing. we find out how it works and from the southwest of england. from in the mendip district in somerset has just 28000 residents but it boasts an extraordinary health services network run by doctors and dedicated locals. are here. today a few of them are paying a visit to the men's shed. it's a workshop designed to combat social isolation. men often find it harder to admit they're lonely than women. patrick abraham started the project 2 years ago. if you put 12 men over 65 in a room and said talk to each other about your life your relationships your health and your aspirations 6 will leave the room immediately and the other 6 will sit around the walls and say nothing if you throw a broken normile or in there and say hey guys fix that within 2 hours i don't know who's what i does the skills i have who they are and then maintain everything else . the longer people are socially isolated the tougher it is for them to reintegrate that's how it was for even williams after a long stint living in

cbs' ben tracey will lead off our coverage tonight at the white house.d evening, ben. >> reporter: norah, good evening. president trump is the first president since richard nixon not to release his tax returns and when these revelations came out, he first called them "fake news." now he is trying to justify how he's handled his taxes. tonight president trump is not answering questions about tax records he has long tried to conceal. in a bombshell report, "the new york times" obtained tax return data covering more than two decades. it shows president trump paid just $750 in federal income tax in 2016 and 2017, the same amount a single adult making about $18,000 would owe. and in ten of the 15 years before that, he paid nothing because his businesses lost so much money. the biden campaign turned the tax revelations into an ad showing what average americans pay. the "times" report contradicts mr. trump's billionaire business guru image. >> they paid me $213 million. >> reporter: many of his businesses including golf courses and hotels report losing large am

if you know your old tracey films. brian cited a hollow victory, but it was men like this. a gentleman can popular sectoral genius reporter for both the evening sun which is a neat leading newspaper in america who paid the 100 dollar fine that scopes owed. the purse of the star reporter h.l hencken paid that fine. other moderates in the cities who ran the major newspapers in the country, make sure that for most americans, even to the legally the scope trial was a victory for the prosecution, make sure it was not a victory in the culture of the twenties. a few of the states pass anti evolution laws, most americans continue to believe in the biblical account of creation, in fact, according to polls. most americans still do. but they increased the rejected the idea that religious truths were more legitimate and shadowed scientific ones. biology classes are in most -- fundamentalists after scopes trial retreated from the public arena. and focused on building an institutional base of their own, fundamentalist colleges and seminaries, and magazines radio stations. macon's view ab

tracey crouch pursues a strategy called social prescribing. we find out how it works and from the southwest of england. from in the mendip district in somerset has just 28000 residents but it boasts an extraordinary health services network run by doctors and dedicated locals. but. today a few of them are paying a visit to the men's shed. it's a workshop designed to combat social isolation. men often find it harder to admit they're lonely than women. patrick abraham started the project 2 years ago. if you put 12 men over 65 in a room and said talk to each other about your life your relationships your health and your aspirations 6 will leave the room immediately and the other 6 will sit around the walls and say nothing if you throw a broken little mother in there and say hey guys fix that within that will know who knows what others the skills they have who they are and then names and everything else. the longer people are socially isolated the tougher it is for them to reintegrate that's how it was for even williams after a long stint living in

tracey crouch. sport and physical activity contributes over £16 billion to the uk economy.ple and indirectly many more. it has an ecosystem that reaches beyond the pitch, court, pool, and its social value is estimated at more than £72 billion, yet right now both rugby, football, cricket, hockey, swimming to name but a few are in a perilous situation due to spectators not being able to return and then unable to post income raising event such as conferences. sport and all it directly and indirectly involved cannot continue to face these kind of losses, so given the announcement today which passes the return of spectators, will he elaborate on his comments on the financial support package, to make sure it is not now decimated after the pandemic? she is right to draw attention to the huge importance of sport to our national economy and to our well—being. that is why i right honourable friends is now working flat out with the premier league and others to identify ways in which we can keep these clubs going. we can support sport at all levels throughout the pandemic. one of the t

tracey crouch pursues a strategy called social prescribing. we find out how it works and from the southwest of england. from in the mendip district in somerset has just 20000 residents but it boasts an extraordinary health services network run by doctors and dedicated locals. but. today a few of them are paying a visit to the men's shed. it's a workshop designed to combat social isolation. men often find it harder to admit they're lonely than women. patrick abraham started the project 2 years ago. if you put 12 men over 65 in a room and said talk to each other about your life your relationships your health and your aspirations 6 will leave the room immediately and the other 6 will sit around the walls and sign up and if you throw a broken norma or in there and say hey guys fix that within 2 hours i don't know who's what i was at school say i have who they are and then names and everything else. the longer people are socially isolated the tougher it is for them to reintegrate that's how it was for even williams after a long stint living in aust

. >> according to tracey, it was just the beginning. >> that was not the last time she was assaultedregnant. >> tracy told police in 2002, when she was pregnant with their second child, she was attacked again. the assailant tried to kick her in the stop i cmach. >> that person was never caught. >> she believed derek was behind both attacks. she said in both cases, he wanted her to have an abortion. >> after you are pregnant by one guy and you get lured to the back of your apartment building and somebody tries to kill you, why do you helicoptcontinue you relationship? >> you have to understand with derek smyer. he's a manipulator of women. >> cops saw a pattern. >> we discovered that derek had been in prison for federal offense. he was scamming money from a bank. >> it happened in 2004, here is derek in this fuzzy bank security photo stealing money from other people's bank accounts. he had a girlfriend who worked at a credit union and he got account numbers from her and used them to move money into accounts he can withdraw. >> the investigators did not find it. >> you heard about dere

not solitary, there are dinner and breakfast buckets so guests can feed their neigh—bours. 0wner traceynoisy eaters. so don't expect for a full night's sleep. earplugs are offered, in case you were wondering. christian, it sounds like a neigh case in. i will do thejokes christian, it sounds like a neigh case in. i will do the jokes around here. it is my doctor prospect dream holiday. not me. —— my daughter's dream holiday. iwill holiday. not me. —— my daughter's dream holiday. i will leave it there. my producer gave me that joke. it wasn't me. hello there. we've got a very vigorous area of low pressure moving to the north of the uk as we head through tonight and into tomorrow. what that will do is bring some cooler, fresher air to our shores, but also some strong winds and some pretty heavy showers, especially so across the northern half of the country. you can see this area of low pressure sweeping in to the north of the uk. quite a squeeze in the isobars, which will be affecting the northern half of scotland. that's quite a few isobars on the chart, so it's going to be breezy for all.

this is tracey rosenberg from [inaudible] and the media alliance. i understand what you are looking at today is the 2018-19 community report, but i wanted to call in to reflect some activity by the union square b.i.d. in 2020. as some of you might have seen, i'm not sure, public records acquired by the frontier chair foundation demonstrated that the san francisco police department was given unfeterred access to the camera network during the murder of george floyd. this real-time unfeterred access was given for a time of 72 hours, so this is bulk, mass untargeted surveillance of protests, and it has a chilling impact on san franciscans who want to participate in protests. so i'm hoping that this committee, as sort of the oversight entity, will take some action to ensure that this doesn doesn't recur in the future. the city has taken a pretty strong stand against mass untargeted surveillance and first amendment rights with prop b and the surveillance ordinance, and we encourage you to continue to address loopholes and problems such as this. thank you.

tracey crouch pursues a strategy called social prescribing. we find out how it works and from the south west of england. from in the mendip district in somerset has just 28000 residents but it boasts an extraordinary health services network run by doctors and dedicated locals. today a few of them are paying a visit to the men's shed. it's a workshop designed to combat social isolation. men often find it harder to admit they're lonely than women. patrick abraham started the project 2 years ago. if you put 12 men over 65 in a room so talk to each other about your life your relationships your health and your aspirations 6 will leave the room immediately on the other 6 will sit around the walls and say nothing if you throw a broken little mother in there and say hey guys fix that within 2 hours i will know who's what i was a skills i have who they are and then names and everything else. the longer people are socially isolated the tougher it is for them to reintegrate that's how it was for even williams after a long stint living in australia he ret

let me put you this question from tracey watson.asking people to work 33% of their hours and then the government will top up the rest? this does not work for a lot of companies so why does he not pay 60% to those still on furlough for the next six months and then review in april? suggests tracy. interesting question, tracy. ithink suggests tracy. interesting question, tracy. i think tracy, suggests tracy. interesting question, tracy. ithink tracy, they are voicing the frustration that many businesses are feeling this evening as they look at the details of the new scheme because it doesn't quite match the old furlough one, but it's not intended to, because with the government is saying is we cannot carry on with our indefinite leave. it's a very expensive scheme. some of the jobs that they are supporting are ones that perhaps wouldn't have survived. so what they are saying is they've taken a tough choice here to say that, actually commits the businesses who do have a future and can afford to take some people back to work, but that is

we can now speak to tracey gilson who is a mum of five and her 10—year—old daughter, katie.out this. yes, i have. what did you say to borisjohnson? that i don't think it's very fair because we have more than six people in our household. and so you think this is unfair do you? well, yeah, but not slightly. katie put in her letter that she thought it was a ridiculous rule because of her grandad who is 74 who potentially won‘t be able to see us that christmas and pick between myself and my brother. right. but of course what the government would say, tracy, is that the number of cases is rising quite alarmingly. there have been around 3000 cases for the last few days and that this sort of new rule, well, there is no real alternative to it if we are going to keep cases down. yeah, but we also said that boris had caused a spike by the eat out to help out scheme. we didn‘t do that. we haven‘t been out anywhere, we haven‘t broken the rules. but now we have been totally penalised because of the fact that we have started to put back into the economy while people have been starting to

with a deliberate goal, a goal of dividing and poll rising americans and making our dem tracey look wrbrittle. of course it can, the first amendment permits peaceful protests and yet these images that your viewers are seeing from louisville in particular of private unsanctioned militias showing up and intimidating those who want to peacefully protest, that is against the law in all 50 states and that is where peaceful protests can be intimidated to the point of being extinguished which is just what donald trump wants. >> josh, to follow back on that is correct how can viewers be more savvy to the game and to the game that the russians are trying to perpetuate in our elections potentially? >> we need collectively to be better users of the internet in particular because that is how the russians have their greatest reach. a couple of things are worth knowing, first of all, over half of what gets shared on social media is shared by people who have not read past the head line. not even past the headline and yet it circulates, it goes viral, it takes on the dynamic of truth even though people are n

my name is tracey sylvester. i am the owner of e.h.s.pilates in san francisco. we are a legacy business and have been operating in the mission district for 28 years. many of our clients come to us for rehabilitative therapeutic conditions. we like many businesses want to reopen and under the safety of doing so in phases. we have been closed since march 13. pilates is a form of low impact exercise that aim to see strengthen muscles while improving posture sand flexibility. the city has applied a one-size-fits-all model to our operating sector. we now have clear understandings how to model our services to match physical therapy offices and request consideration to have our rablth tiff offices to fall within these d.p.h. reopening -- rehabilitative offices to fall within these d.p.h. reopening guidelines. we've worked with johns hopkins risk mitigation protocols to make necessary changes to our facilities and operations to make our environment low risk. we have adopted a four pillar stage program to increase public awareness and internal operations. we have upgrade

my name is tracey sylvester. i am the owner of e.h.s.pilates in san francisco. we are a legacy business and have been operating in the mission district for 28 years. many of our clients come to us for rehabilitative therapeutic conditions. we like many businesses want to reopen and under the safety of doing so in phases. we have been closed since march 13. pilates is a form of low impact exercise that aim to see strengthen muscles while improving posture sand flexibility. the city has applied a one-size-fits-all model to our operating sector. we now have clear understandings how to model our services to match physical therapy offices and request consideration to have our rablth tiff offices to fall within these d.p.h. reopening -- rehabilitative offices to fall within these d.p.h. reopening guidelines. we've worked with johns hopkins risk mitigation protocols to make necessary changes to our facilities and operations to make our environment low risk. we have adopted a four pillar stage program to increase public awareness and internal operations. we have upgrade

my name is tracey sylvester. i am the owner of e.h.s.pilates in san francisco. we are a legacy business and have been operating in the mission district for 28 years. many of our clients come to us for rehabilitative therapeutic conditions. we like many businesses want to reopen and under the safety of doing so in phases. we have been closed since march 13. pilates is a form of low impact exercise that aim to see strengthen muscles while improving posture sand flexibility. the city has applied a one-size-fits-all model to our operating sector. we now have clear understandings how to model our services to match physical therapy offices and request consideration to have our rablth tiff offices to fall within these d.p.h. reopening -- rehabilitative offices to fall within these d.p.h. reopening guidelines. we've worked with johns hopkins risk mitigation protocols to make necessary changes to our facilities and operations to make our environment low risk. we have adopted a four pillar stage program to increase public awareness and internal operations. we have upgrade