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there were hundreds and hundreds of kids who walked out. why did she walk out? >> well, i don't think she was excited to become an activist because a lot of teenagers don't the pressure. they don't want their peers to judge them. i think she realized when this happened so long ago and people are just finding out about it, it really struck her. her friends and her and many other kids felt really blind sided. this is happening in our schools. why didn't they know about it? >> laura: did she know the attacker? don't say the name? did it take place at her school? >> it didn't take place at her school. >> laura: okay. >> nearby. >> laura: naomi, when i think of this attacker being shuttled to another school to rape again. allegedly rape again i should say. in juvenile court there is no jury. it's the judge. it was not clear if the individual was gender fluid. terry mcauliffe said parents don't have a right to education decisions and obama said these are fake culture issues. >> that's very insulting. it's surreal. i don't think that what this assailant was wearing is

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the walk.000 people is delivered to the palace by 14—year—old simeon, while his brother explains his concerns. we're still quite young, and so we have a lot of time ahead of us, and by the way, like, the world is going, that may not be very pleasant because there's going to be so much chaos in the future. planting trees at balmoral the queen's platinum jubilee. the royal estate say the royal family has a long—standing commitment to conservation and they�* re constantly looking for new ways to improve biodiversity. next month, senior members of the royal family are due to attend the glasgow climate conference. campaigners here say that would be the perfect opportunity for them to take a stand. they're calling it a polite protest, but one they hope will bring about change. simonjones, bbc news, buckingham palace. 16 specialist centres will be opening across england from monday. the paediatric hubs will bring experts on common symptoms like chronic fatigue and respiratory problems. ten—year—old ta

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they would walk away.fter baseball had an even bigger audience than the civil war, they would say, what are you doing? i would say jazz. they would say, african-american stuff does not sell. you realize that sometimes you had to pick these projects, all of them, based on your gut. not only on focus groups, not on some marketing panel but on what you want to do. david: how many projects do you have in the works now? can you say what some of the ones are? ken: yeah. i don't know why people make this stuff secret. we are about to mix the first of two episodes on a four part, two two hours on benjamin franklin. the same day as muhammad ali and one of the most compelling figures of the 18th century. i have been editing all last weekend all this week. as soon as we are done, we are going to dive into the editing on -- editing today on the history of the u.s. and holocaust. what we knew and what we did not know. but we did and what we did not do and what we should have done. a very complicated story that needs to

but this walking dead thing. i honest to god think that you could make up an entire network like they have. e s p and they have sy fi, i swear you could do a zombie network. people advisors know what amc is in all things but name, but i'm telling you somewhere out there, there's a z s p out or something because people are fascinated by the walking dead. and i'm wondering what, what do i don't know the go, what do you feel about why people are so fascinated by the genre? yeah, i mean, i think it proves to all of us that things could be worse than they are. i think the way we got it arguably is as close as we've ever been to is on the apocalypse last year and it was interesting. we shot the 1st season of the show. we wrapped december of 2019. then 2020 head. i was like, i already living in this post all post apocalyptic world, killing zombies. and, you know, just, just in this place where i had to appreciate life to its fullest extent and then 2020. and we went back and shot the 2nd season, kind of right in the mid

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and he's on the walking dead show. and branch not all over also as a strictly binary, and they're doing a stage show about me called strictly minor is a non binary cat who i can talk to him, pick his brain about this because i'm an old dog. i gotta learn the new tricks, and i have a feeling that he's cool enough to lead me through it without all the sturm und drang, but i'm, i'm not up to speed completely nico tortorelli's right after this on dennis miller plus one. it's a folks welcome. dennis miller plus one today. happy to welcome actor nico tortora la. now there's a name, beautiful name to the show. nico is known on both the big and small screen, including scream for the fox crime drama, the following, and the series, younger nico, currently starring in the walking dead world beyond season to airing now on a. m. c. make it towards what's shaking. what's going on? how are you? good the see you has your life. life is a life is good. you have a break right now, which feels like the 1st time i've had a break and i don'

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>>> right now on "america this morning" -- ea ns,orrs at john deere, walking off the job, demanding better pay and benefits. how workers coast-to-coast and across several industries are fighting back, demanding a bigger share of company profits. >>> new details about the suspect in a deadly bow and arrow attack in europe. the attacker firing at random. >>> a crucial day in the push for covid vaccine booster shots. what the fda is considering today. plus, the new research on what happens when you mix different shots together. >>> and overnight, the nba superstar benched for refusing to get vaccinated, speaks out. why he is refusing to budge. >>> the emotional moment when william shatner returned from space. >> i'm so filled with emotion about what just happened. i just -- it's extraordinary. >> what he says surprised him the most. >>> new fallout from the teacher shortage across america. the state no longer requiring a college degree to teach. >>> and the bald eagles arguing over how to decorate their nest. the video every couple can relate to. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. we begin

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even walk outs are planned at school campuses..t once the vaccine has final approval for all the age groups. this makes california the first in the nation to require school children to be vaccinated against the virus leaving some parents frustrated while others are for it. >> there is enough reason for pause and further study before we subject our children to an experiment which this is. it's an experiment. >> i personally don't believe there should be a walk out just because i think that pulling kids out of school is a detriment to them and their education. >> reporter: back in august, the state was also the first in the nation to require all teachers and staff members in public and private schools to get the vaccine or test weekly. justin andrews, kpix5. >> thank you. >>> a live look at sfo, southwest airlines is asking a federal court to reject effort by one of the unions to block the covid-19 mandate. the airline says if a court sides with the pilot's union it would put business, other employees and customers at risk. >>> happe

throughout the walk, people have opened up to the dads.ently, this type of thing carries on for decades. we've always got a hole in our lives where our girls are but it has been fantastic to share some time with a lot of people. and their story has caught the imagination not only of the nation, but also of celebrities like nicole kidman and daniel craig, who both donated £10,000. it's incredible to know that people out there that famous are looking at our story and looking at the stories and something must've affected them for it to have caught hold of them and also we're really grateful. we've got some from schoolkids putting their change into poor old andy's back. so, just the small donations, anything is fantastic. the aim has stayed the same throughout — to save lives. we do hope we're playing our part in changing that - and raising awareness of the helpline and i letting young people - know that there is hope. you can carry on and fulfil your life. - the men started the walk with the aim of raising £3,000 each but with their combined

the result was that his people would walk through walls for him. secretary powell's career in the military is legendary. as a teenager at the city college of new york, not far from where he grew up in the south bronx, he joined rotc. after graduation, became an army officer. for 35 years he was a professional soldier. he started in the infantry, served two tours in vietnam, was stationed in korea and germany and oversaw operation desert storm in iraq. by the time he retired, he was arguably the most respected and celebrated american in uniform. at that time, the second presidential medal of freedom from president clinton who said at the ceremony, today a grateful nation observes the end of a distinguished career and celebrates 35 years of service and victory victory for united states military that gave young colin powell a chance to learn, grow and lead. a victory for the military and political leaders who continue to elevate him based on their complete confidence and sheer respect. a victory for a nation well served. and in a larger sense, a victo

the walk so then they can show that they can walk the walk. host: in your home state of california we just had the governor who appointed you and had a long history in california politics and policy just has be back the effort to recall him when people went to the polls do you think they had his climate change policies on their mind? >> no doubt. the still see the impact of fire and smoke so science is covid and the need for vaccines it is such a significant margin clearly they know what's going on. >> we will make at the last word thank you for joining axios today. >> thank you so much i'm ready for the next one. >> thank you i am the climate energy reporter for axios the final guest from the blue-green alliance joining us from washington dc welcome and thank you for joining us. >> it's great to be here. >> especially during the one of the busiest periods on climate action that i can remember one of the moments that i have seen in this issue can you discuss with me how the blue-green alliance is operating to incentivize the government or enco

the men started the walk - fulfilyour life. the men started the walk with i fulfil your life.walk with the aim of raising around £3000 each, with a combined total now well over half £1 million, they know that they are truly helping to save lives. alison freeman, bbc north, norfolk. you can get much more in all the stories of the bbc news website, or by downloading the bbc news app. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @richpreston. hello there. saturday was a pretty cloudy day across the board. temperatures were edging up and part two of the weekend it looks a little bit milder. we will also have some chain around which will make it feel mild too. but there will be some showery bursts of rain all courtesy of this weather front which is bringing a very wet night to parts of northern ireland and western scotland. sunday morning this weather front will be slowly weakening as it continues to journey its way eastwards across the rest of scotland and for england and wales. lying across western england and will across the morning you'll notice it will become more fragmented with showery

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then walks 21 steps in front of the tomb, turns and pauses twice for 21 seconds each and then walks 21gnifies the military highest honor the 21 gun salute. the sentinels watch is an ending, 24 hours every day of the year in heat and cold and snow in rain. >> no one is watching the honor will always continue. >> to mark the tomb centennial arlington is inviting the public to take the steps themselves. >> the public will be able to walk on the plaza similar to what they do every day if they guard the unknown. they can walk down the same path and they will be able to place flowers at the gravesite. >> like presidents and foreign leaders. >> we are making our own present-day history. >> what is the responses people have heard they will be able to walk in the footsteps. >> we want the people under public to be here will be extraordinary. >> it'll invoke the original dedication on november 11, 1921. >> the department of defense wanted to provide comfort and soulless in the ability to mourn for families of those that lost their loved ones. chris: it might. >> it could be their son, their brot