one of tricia is gifts from a lady of the press.sympathy for tricia and ed's desire for anonymity. to the movement of all, tricia donned her disguise. on friday evening june 4 at washington's beautiful anderson house, mrs. william rogers, wife of the secretary of state, hosted a reception for the diplomatic corps in honor of tricia and it. dean of the diplomatic corps led the way through the receiving line. the secretary of state was unable to be there as he was attending meetings in portugal and france. tricia graciously accepted the gift from the ambassador. in his remarks to this international group of guests, the president expressed this wish for his daughter and her future husband. >> i would like to leave one thought with you on this occasion which is my wish for the bride and groom after the wedding ceremony. first, the chance to live their own lives. second, more than anything else, the chance to know the world as i've had a chance to know it. and i look forward to a time when this will truly be an open world where they will

tricia, you repeat after me looking at edward.ss and in health. in sorrow and in joy. to love and to cherish from this day forth. may i have the rings? a wedding ring is the outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace signifying to all the uniting of tricia and edward in holy matrimony. let us pray. bless the lord the spring that he who gives it and she who wears it may know thy peace and continue in thy favor all. amen. edward, placeed this ring on the third finger of patricia's left hand and repeat after me. & m pledge of our constant faith and love, all with this i thee wed. let us pray. our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread. and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. and lead us not u into temptati, but deliver us from evil. for thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory forever and ever amen. clasp your right hands together. or as much as edward and patricia have

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i kid you not tricia cotham.org. her constituents wanted a democrat representing them, and then last month she switched parties. she said she'd been bullied by other democrats and that they pushed her out. now, we do not know enough to confirm or deny those claims, but we do know in doing that tricia cotham gave republicans a super majority, she became the deciding vote to override the governor's veto and put a 12-week abortion ban into law. as wild as tricia cotham's about face, just this month the group carolina forward pulled on the specific 12-week ban. 54% of likely voters oppose a 12-week abortion ban. only 40% supported it, so how did this all come down to her one vote? how did republicans have enough votes to not just pass this thing but override governor roy cooper's veto? how is the will of the people so far away from the work of the legislature? joining us now is north carolina governor roy cooper. governor, thank you so much for being here tonight. i'll just get right to it. do you think republicans given

one of them being a senator michael lee and three members of the house john bradford, tricia khathamey have come out saying that their past positions is don't conflict with the bill, but we have not heard back from representative tricia khatham who infamously switched parties from democrat to republican last month. she has long been a proponent of abortion access for more than a decade in the statehouse. as far as her current beliefs, no one is quite sure. she did vote for the bill, but she was listed as a sponsor of a bill earlier in the session a few months ago that would have codified roe v. wade into law in north carolina. the other lawmaker rep ted davis told cnn he would not comment when we reached out to him. he is the only other republican who did not vote for this bill when it was jammed through the legislature in 48 hours. he was absent. in an absence, it could give the governor the number of votes that he needs to sustain that veto. party leaders say they are not worried about this, and they need the votes, and the republicans are unified, and they have tried to spin this

she's a legend in her own right when tricia yearwood starts to sing it's something you've never seen i have pulled her over after a show and go look. can you make it look hard? can you just make it? the heart has a record nine diamonds certified albums to his name ans worldwide, making him the best selling solo artist in u. s history. despite all that success, he still cares deeply about each show. when somebody buys a ticket. and receive something that money can't buy. that's hopefully when you've done what i think you're down here today. i see the emotion on your face. i hear it in your voice. why is it there? i just i just can't believe this happened. it's one of those things that's kind of weird. i think i'll go to my grave thinking this might be the only time god made a mistake. you know, it's like, how is this happening? how do people show up ? i don't see why they buy ticket to a garth brooks show. but it's so cool that they do. and a ticket to a guard show includes an evening with a band that plays together like family, because not only are we getting to play our stuff, which

how did this all come downf herl to tricia hopkins one vote? to >> he's just emblematic of how much of a crisis our democracy is in. >> all we needed was one . >> joining me now that one vote that the democrats are sotely desperately freaking out about and the north carolina legislature, former democrat, now republican ds, state rep. tricia cottam, representative ,i you riled up the democrats to such an extenvee t. saw i mean, i was actually going bu call the medics in when i saw their reaction, but what was the one thing that made you do it? was it the abortion issue or something? >> even better or bigger? th i think it's something bigger and just a history. the democratic party used to beo a big tent party and you wouldes see those who were more liberaln as things were called, and you had your business democrats in the south. many, many peopl e werew democrats in the last few years . and fortunately, there's been a tremendous changa e goe goinge extreme to the radical left wing and very much out of touch, very concerned justd ju keout social

a spoiler alert if you have not seen it yet but last night tricia and cathy won the £20,000 cash prizerain company which mostly run services in northern england and parts of scotland is to be taken over by the government. customers had complained of bad service and cancelled trains. time now to leave you with ten seconds of alligators. an island in alabama where a man spotted a massive alligator in the shallow part of the ocean. a snappy situation. you are caught up, bye for now and have a good evening. hello, i'm marc edwards, from the bbc sport centre. coming up on our programme: late drama from the old lady — juventus equalise at the death in their europa league semifinal first leg clash with sevilla. record breaking for the rajastan royals — 21—year—old yashasvi jaiswal hits the fastest half century in ipl history. a shock in the eternal city as sofia kenin stuns second seeded sabalenka in straight sets at the rome 0pen. hello, welcome to the program.

that you made a t they bring is a tricia clowes, a fuck shroud. the mountains of spain's get on kind of idea at a time of increasing drought and we'll discuss it to every drop of water in them. is a blessing to you as many as possible of these drops of being captured in next monitoring the process is the juggle of cell or the back of it. it us, even when there is no fault the environmental technician has worked to do the 15 collect as when stalled here 2 years ago. it's a fairly simple system which requires a fox location and a bit of wind. when for moisture or rain drops accumulate on the mesh, the water drips down into a tank and then flows directly into storage units at different locations downhill by a multitude of houses. it won't go out until they got the with the collectors that we have here. we could catch the 300000 meters water per year, or is according to the manufacturer. to date we have captured 45000 meters. why didn't they seen we are? of course, that's kind of how the weather and which of the lima young there are years when i can c

you mentioned that one lawmaker, representative tricia coffman, she's from here in meck linberg countyrom democratic party to republican party last month. there are four lawmakers, though, that the democratic governor roy cooper has basically put in the position of this public full-court press he has going against them in this pressure campaign. attempting to get their constituents to email them, go out and speak with them, try to get in contact with them to ask them to sustain the governor's veto that he signed over the weekend. now, those four lawmakers, one is a state senator, senator michael lee, and three members of the house, representatives john bradford, ted davis, and tricia cawtham. they have come out refuting this pressure campaign from the governor saying they don't think their past positions are in conflict with this current bill. but, the other two lawmakers haven't really spoken about this. when cnn tried contacting them, davis said he had no comment. davis is important, because he did not vote for the bill. he was absent the day that happened. and cawtham, a former demo

[laughter] is set up the room and everybody had to slide over and i remember julie and tricia and their husbands were there and in my excitement, i hardly noticed. then after weeks hearing before the senate and house committee, jerry was finally confirmed as vice president. >> questions from the audience. >> i'll try. >> who would like to begin? >> i was wondering if you had any regrets. i know he wanted to do so many things. >> i guess i have thet regret of when my husband lost the m election but as i look back, things happen as they were meant toto be. sixty minutes which i did focus on susan and our daughter at the time he was only 18 and she came out of the blue from someplace, i don't know. said what are you going to do -- no, something about what would you do if you found out he was having an affair and hours flabbergasted. my precious darling daughter at 18 years old, i said i didn't even focus on the age until she was 18, an adult and i guess are supposed to say -- i said i'd certainly want to counsel with her and find outut who it was ad their intentions and try and help. it's

i remember and julie and tricia and their husbandsd were theren my excitement i hardly noticed i was so excited to be there. then after weeks of endless investigations for the senate and house committees, gerry was finally confirmed as vice president. >> mrs. ford i'm sure the big questions in the audience. i will try. >> we would like to begin? i wonder if you have any regrets about the time you had at the white house? something? i have a regret when my husband lost the election. that is my greatest regret. [laughter] but in some ways as i look back i believe things happen as they are meant to be. i have a strong faith in my higher power, called god. in those things. probably the interview of 60 minutes which i did and it focused on susan and our daughter at that time was only 18. ed molly came out of the blue from someplace, i do not know. i guess he thought i was a patsy or something. about what would you do if he found out susan was having an affairir? and i was flabbergasted. of course my precious darling daughter was only 18 years old. just 18. i said she really couldn't i did

i remember julie and tricia and their husbands were there.nd in my excitement he hardly noticed i was so excited to be there. then, after weeks of endless investigations and hearing before the senate and house committees, gerry was finally confirmed as viceur president. ex- mrs. ford i'm sure the big questions in the audience for. >> and be happy to answer any i can, i will try. lexi would like to begin? checks as a sport i wonder if you have any regrets about the time you had in the white house? i know you wanted to do so many things. x well, i guess i have the regret of when my husband lost the election that was my greatest regret. but some ways as i look back i am fatalist i believe things happen as they were meant to be. i have a strong faith in my higher power who i choose to call god. in those things. probably the interview of 60 minutes which i did that focused on susan, our daughter at that time was only 18. and came out of the blue from someplace i do not know, i guess he thought i was a patsy or something. a and said what are you go

. >> reporter: a party switch by state representative tricia cotham last month gave republicans a superility to override the governor's veto. cott cotham had campaigned as a democrat, pledging to protect abortion rights. >> i will not be controlled by anyone. >> reporter: under the new law, which goes into effect july 1, most abortions will be banned after 12 weeks instead of 20, with exceptions for rape, incest, certain fatal fetal conditions, and the mother's life. the law also requires longer waiting periods and more in-person visits to obtain the procedure. republicans say the legislation includes compromises. >> if you look at some of the bills that are around the country, some that have been really very -- much more heated than this bill, they were bills that went further one way or further the other. this really took kind of a middle of the road approach. >> reporter: but it will have an impact beyond north carolina. what does this mean for abortion care in this region? >> this is dangerous. it's scary right now to be a pregnant person in the south. >> reporter: kelly flynn runs

the key of important tricia now is a tiny restriction on the parts of mold over will be considered as an extremely on the front of this step and will entail in the medium bag and then all imports from mold over. so the army of most over a non e u country joining up now with e. u. member states border and ukraine, and then the ukrainian grain that's driving down the prices for local farmers in all these countries is that this initiative was actually supposed to explicitly benefit mount dover when the brag last november of having secured the so called solidarity leads, transport grain out of the complex down to so called world bread basket, ostensibly to feed the pores countries in the world. the block explicitly said that the deal would benefit both ukraine and also mol, dover, and e. u led joint declaration at the time called the blogs. the creation of these agricultural transport lanes through eastern europe, a quote, in dispensable link for defend relations with ukraine, and the republic of multiple law and essential to establishing a more stable connectivity with the e u in view of

. >> reporter: a party switch by state representative tricia cotham last month gave republicans a superthe governor's veto. cotham had campaigned as a democrat, pledging to protect abortion rights. anyone.ll not be controlled by- >> reporter: under the new law, which goes into effect july 1st, most abortions will be banned after 12 weeks instead of 20, with exceptions for rape, incest, certain fatal fetal conditions, and the mother's the law also requires longer waiting waiting periods and more in-person visits to obtain the procedure. republicans say the legislation includes compromises. >> if you look at some of the bills that are around the country, some that have been just really very -- much more heated than this bill -- they were bills that went further one way or went further the other. this one really took kind of a middle of the road approach. >> reporter: but it will have an impact beyond north carolina. what does this mean for abortion care in this region? >> it is dangerous, it is scary right now, to be a pregnant person in the south. >> reporter: kelly flynn runs an abortio

to buy in sierra leone is capital free town of to, to rachel stones destroyed a towering national tricia. the cotton tree has stood for centuries, but now on the part of its trunk remains. it's a kind of game that you paid on the bank notes and was woven into local la la vice president julia as not a b. o has described it as a great loss to the nation. police in japan as the rest of the man suspected of killing 4 people in a gun and not the tech in the city of in a condo in the and i've gone to prefecture village. the silent stab to woman and shot 2 policemen with a hunting rifle, a 4th depth was lighted confirm, sofa. the government's motive is unclean. took is holding what might prove to be an historic run of presidential election this sunday, if it's incumbent president richard, type one against challenge to come out of college w. that one performed better than expected in the 1st round of funding. and as a correspondence, you'll be hon. reports from east ample. that's seen he's rival following back on. and he refugee graduate to both to his chances in round to supporters of the tacti

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one candidate is judged tricia mccullough who gained notoriety for approving donald trump's request to stop votes in 2020. thank you for being here. democrats and republicans are picking the candidate to run for the seat. what is the state of the race? >> there's not a lot of pollen, so really, the best sense we can get is from spending and the fund raising candidates have been able to do. on the republican side, it's been a lopsided. the establishment pick has outraised patricia mccullough who has gotten money from top donors as well as school choice donors. mccullough's fundraising has come from doug mastriano who was very entrenched in the stop the steal election results denying movement. they are closely linked. william: as you mentioned, the judges part of the stop the steal movement. we have seen donald trump continue to claim the election was stolen from him. is there a sense that gop voters in pennsylvania are still motivated by the story? >> we saw some evidence that is not a huge motivating factor. the candidate who had the gop nominee had badly lost. it gives you a sense of

>> he is upset because we finally have a super majority, representative tricia cotham has been workingeally long to get this passed and he's upset about that, because they will override his veto. >> todd: it is shocking he thinks this is appropriate use of the power vested in the governor. beyond that, brian, 39% much fourth graders are below basic reading and 34% of eighth graders below basic reading. 39% of eighth graders in north carolina below in math, those numbers are horrible. why is it okay to send his kid to private school to get education to beat the numbers, but not majority of the great families in north carolina. why can't they send their kids? >> something has to change and apparently the governor attended proclamation and you can't wipe away bankruptcy and declare state of emergency. families are state of urgency as relates to the opportunity scholarship program helping families across the state and school choice, funding students is cause for a state of emergency, then i would say sound the siren, north carolina is open for school choice and we have to do something to e

work with him on that, but republican ted davis and patricia cotham is two we are watching, because triciad campaign on abortion access and she also switched from democrat to republican earlier this mast month, and phil burger is the state majority leader has confirmed that the vote to override the veto is on the floor calendar, and that session starts at 4:00 p.m. eastern and that vote could happen any time after that. so here is the order of events. the senate must vote on the bill first, and that is the originating chamber, and then that bill can go over to the house. each chamber 3/5 of all voting and present members, they must vote in order for the veto to be overridden there. >> all right. we will be watching this very carefully. isabel rosales, thank you. sara? >> a d.o.j. report released after years and why john durham says there never should have been a full trump russia probe. >>> and now, a sweeping new law is imposing tough penalties and restrictions on unrestricted workers and why many migrants are considering leavining the state of flolorida altogether. so you can kiss wrinkl

. >> i want to discuss this with tricia and john miller.hip with the press and the loss of princess diana? >> it buys into those fears. is interesting that the coronation brought up a lot of princess diana. on my uk show, i get a phone in asking people how they felt about the coronation. so many people said that king charles is not my king because i have not forgotten what happened to diana. the calls were nonstop. there is a strong feeling about princess diana. now comes news of the car chase and the paparazzi . it will get the british public harkening back to those days. the ongoing issue with the press. i was monitoring the british press when this came out. the daily mail, we mentioned the lawsuit that harry had with them, but the daily mail was not publishing reports of what happened in new york. later in the day they have and at the bottom of the piece they say they initially did publish some of the progress obtained by those paparazzi but decided to take them down off of their website. all of this comes at a very pertinent time in the

tricia, thank you for your time in north carolina. >> thank you. >> bill: we'll follow it and see wheresten. sylv sylvester stallone takes a hands onapproach to parenting. he has three kids, all daughters and all adults. they say their dad is a genius when it comes to dating advice. they rely on him to write the text message when they want to break up with a guy. >> dana: that's great. >> bill: what do you think of that? >> dana: i actually want to have a business where i write text messages for people that are in uncomfortable situations. i can write them for other people better than myself. so i think if things don't work out on the acting front he might have a new job. >> bill: or a new job for you in the future. >> dana: i'll check it out. >> to end your season flanked on either side by two guys in the women's field, elite women's field. i don't want to see any other girls, young or my age or older have to go through that. >> dana: interview last hour with a former athlete. she quit her sport after transgender athletes were allowed to compete against her and said sponsors may be sil

i also want to acknowledge that we have a new commissioner tricia gregory, joining us and. i think we can go ahead and call now item number two. welcome. item two approval of legacy business registry applications and resolutions. this is a discussion and action item presenting today is richard carrillo, legacy business program manager with the office of small business. good afternoon, president huey, vice president zuma's commissioners, city staff members of the public and richard carrillo legacy business program manager. i would like to acknowledge michelle reynolds, my colleague in the office of small business, who assists with the review coalition. and processing of legacy business registry applications. as i've covered tv, i have a powerpoint presentation. before you today or three applications for your consideration for the legacy business registry. each application includes a staff report. a draft resolution. the application itself. and documents from the planning department. the applications were submitted to planning on march 22nd and heard by the historic preservat

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as wild as tricia cotham's about-face is, what is more concern here is that republicans were even closeat all. just this month, the group, california forward, carolina forward, put on a specific 12-week ban, 54% of likely voters oppose a 12-week abortion ban, only 40% supported it. so how did this all come down to trisha cotham's one? how did republicans have enough votes did not just pass testing but to override governor roy cooper's veto? how is the will of the people so far away from the work of the legislature? joining us now is north carolina governor roy cooper, governor, thank you for being here tonight. i'll just get right to it, do you think republicans, given the polling and numbers, and trump's support for the abortion ban, the take republicans will pay a price for their actions today. >> yes, they will. it's pretty clear that partisan gerrymandering on steroids cost us today, because the majority of north carolinians did not want right-wing politicians in exam rooms with doctors and women. all we needed was one vote. people are angry. women feel slap in the face with this bi

this all hinges on this former democrat, tricia cot ham who switched her position from being a democratpoken supporter of abortion rights. in recent days she voted in favor of restricting abortion rights. that has left former staffers angry at her. she has spoken publically that she thinks people should not have political influence when it comes to women's reproductive rights. she's changed her mind now. now republicans in north carolina possibly will have the power to muscle this bill through. we should note there are polls that show the majority of people living in north carolina, they support the current law as it stands. this is really the world after the overturning of roe v. wade. we've seen state after state, blue states have tried to open access to abortion rights. when it comes to red states and purple states like north carolina which is seen as a swing state, that state is restricting abortion rights. definitely a big move here and we're definitely going to be watching it as the governor tries to do what he can to get the vote that he would need to stop republicans, but it doe

began back in april when the signal presented of tricia cotham announced that she was leading the democratic party and would become a republican. her decision to switch parties give republicans a veto proof supermajority. in about the state house and the senate. in turn, that's when republicans could push through the legislature. some of the more controversial policies like abortion ban without having to worry about the governor's veto stamp. state legislatures in north carolina first announced the 12-week ban on may 2nd and i'm a fourth 48 hours later the bill had passed for both republican-led chambers. governor cooper's veto yesterday says that the next stage in this fight on paper. north carolina republicans have a veto proof supermajority. this episode highlights how volatile the issue of abortion rights has become for republicans across the country. as the governor said in his speech yesterday, he believes there are at least four republican lawmakers who make campaign promises to protect reproductive rights. he intends to push them to keep those promises, denying they're party the abil

republican lawmakers in north carolina secured a vetoproof majority in april and a longtime democrat tricia collins defected and became a republican. north carolina democratic state representative julie von haefen blasted the new abortion ban. >> it certainly feels to many people in this chamber and watching tonight that this bill is being rushed through because members know this devastating ban on abortion is deeply unpopular. you have already heard so many of this tonight about how this bill will hurt women in our state, how it will hurt business, how it will hurt families, how it will hurt women coming here from other states to seek health care, so why are we doing this? why are you so determined to support the popular will of our state? amy: meanwhile, in nebraska, conservative lawmakers have advanced a bill to ban abortions after 12 weeks of pregnancy while also banning gender affirming medical care for trans youth. nebraska state senator machaela cavanaugh, who made headlines for an earlier filibuster to stall the anti-trans bill, criticized lawmakers for pushing through the new legis

daschle: we think of trent and tricia every time we fall out. sen. lott: our book crisis point, we made a point of saying this was not about us. not wanting to be in the stands saying look how we did it. we did say we went through some difficult times together. tom and i enumerate the things we did together including 9/11, the anthrax attack on the capital including his office, the 50-50 senate and how we got things together. so we learned during that process there are three key components to leadership particularly bipartisan leadership. number one is communication. with your family, your neighborhood, whatever you do, if you are not talking you're not learning. we talk to each other regularly. it made a huge difference. the other thing they sort of lost in washington is camaraderie. just knowing each other. i used to have spousal dinners. tom remembers the spirit i had had pipers play and senator bill coin due and owed to the ladies of the senate. i always would put a doable democrat to a conservative republican and their spouses. i had ted kennedy

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. >> hi, i'm tricia. >> we're saying hi from albuquerque, new mexico, to the "today" show. >> hi therets to those grads. congrats to all the ones getting their diplomas this weekend. in d.c. last night i was dodging the grads and parents in town. >> and there was a prom or dance of some sort in d.c. we are seeing the caps and gowns in new york city, too. >> it's party time. we are lucky to have vicky nguyen with us. we are holding down the fort in d.c. and peter and kristen are traveling with the president in japan. >> big news in hiroshima where ukraine's president zelenskyy landed just a few hours ago to meet with president biden and other leaders at the g7. >> let's get the latest from kristen and peter. good morning. >> guys, good morning to you. it was a dramatic move. president zelenskyy arriving here in person for the g7 summit. he is expected to rally support and ask for more aid, but he already has big wins under his belt. at the top of the list, the u.s. and its allies planning to provide f-16 fighter jets to ukraine. while it's not clear which countries will provide the jets

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this is representative tricia cotham. she was a democrat and just switched parties.ing about her own past abortion. take a look. >> the time-sensitive medical process, procedures, that i had to endure began immediately. and it was awful. and it didn't work. this decision was up to me, my husband, my doctor and my god. it was not up to any of you in this chamber. >> so that woman who made the case for her own health care and her own abortion voted in favor of this ban? she has become a republican and voted in favor of this ban. what happened? >> well, and that same access would be denied to many women in north carolina. in fact, earlier in the year, she was one of all of the democrats who sponsored legislation to codify roe v. wade. i don't know what happened. she talked about wanting more freedom of thought. well, now, it's time to have that freedom of thought. this is obviously something that she has cared about for a long time. what i'm hoping is that she will stand up to her new party, just like she stood up to her old one, and do the right thing. do what her cons