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knowing her anti-war views, rankin's own brother, wellington, warned her. after the vote, there will be nothing. still, rankin held firm. at three in the morning on april 6th, the final 17 hour debate wound down. the clerk prompted each member to vote. ignoring the first roll call, rankin responded the second time she heard her name. i want to stand by my country, she said. but i cannot vote for war. immediately, the press turned against her, while no reporter disputed her use of the now famous phrase, how rankin said these words is uncertain. in an article entitled, solving jeanette, montana's big timber pioneer newspaper claimed, she spoke with a sob and a voice scarcely audible. additional newspapers reported that she shed tears as she voted, prompting an angry pennsylvania state legislator to declare, this is the time for agitation. this is the time when we all reminds must confront the difficulty that presents itself before the entire world at this time. and janette wept. ranked her and others denied that she cried during the vote. indeed, one congress

wellington tried, everybody tried to reach me and they couldn't. i just drove around washington and caught matter and matter. when she returned, she did not seek her brother's advice or the advice of anyone else. i wasn't going to put myself through that again, she said, and i wasn't going to put others through it. trying to persuade me and why not doing. and i just went out on my own. the next day, president roosevelt addressed a joint session of congress, calling for war. you all are familiar with his opening sense. yesterday, december 7th, 1940, one a day which will ville live in infamy. the united states of america was suddenly and deliberative li attacked by naval and air forces of the empire fan. he was equally clear and his concluding's estate meant. i asked that the congress declare that since the unprovoked industrially attack by japan on sunday december 7th, a state of war has existed between the united states and the japanese empire. immediately following that short speech, the joint session dissolved and the house we assembled to consid

wellington tried. everybody tried to reach me and they couldn't. i just drove around washington and got madder and madder. once she returned she did not seek her brother's advice or the advice of anyone else. >> i wasn't going to put myself through that again she said and i wasn't going to put others through it, trying to persuade me and then my not doing t i just went out on my own. the next day president roosevelt addressed a joint session of congress calling for war. you all are familiar with his opening sentence, yesterday, december 7th, 1941, a day which will live in infamy, the united states of america was suddenly and deliberatively attacked by naval air forces of the empire of japan. he was equally clear -- he was equally clear in his concluding statement, i ask that the congress declare that since the unprovoked and dastardly attack by japan on sunday, december 7th, a state of war has existed between the united states and the japanese empire. immediately following the short speech the joint session resolved and the house reassembled to con

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will your husband put on his new wellington boots? we husband put on his new wellington boots? of us today it is going to be dry. that is going to be the story for the next few days. high pressure still firmly in charge of the weather keeping things fairly settled. mostly cloudy with some sunshine here and there. that glowed thick enough for some intermittent patching light rain and drizzle and temperatures in the next few days round about average. you can see the extent of the cloud cover we currently have and also where it is starting to breakjust here and there so that is where we have the sunshine and as we go through the day you will notice quite a breeze coming down the north sea coastline accentuating the cherry feel but that breeze will help break up the clyde in parts of the south—east. in the channel islands we should see some sunshine. so first and west brightening up. as we move into northern england and much of scotland they will also be some sunshine. fresh feeling down the north sea coastline. temperatures between 15 and 18 degrees whereas further west we are loo

hello, my name is graham wellington, i'm calling about the apartment for rent on park street. is that still available? yes, it is. what is really, what does this mean? it means that the places that were segregated in the thirty's for the fifty's, they're still racially segregated today because we haven't done anything to undo. the racial segregation, live in town today is over 95 percent white, very few minority families living there. they fix the damage that was done. we just allowed those inequalities to continue, but said from this day forward, we can't discriminate. so it didn't fix it. all of these policies and practices, the systems that the federal government, state government and local government pass and, and they converge to sort of create, concentrated poverty by the time we reached the so that creates a situation where many urban areas you have like what george clinton will call you know, chocolate cities in the vanilla suburb what they call it, the white house. that's a temperamental condition. there's a lot of talk to the cities around. we've got new. we've got g

we check trapped in the ranges around new zealand. capital, wellington, today we're doing a standard run through the traps with $132.00 volunteer with a conservation group, cold capital k way. i'm on the road with one of the 4 wheel drive him through the battery in script. and he's going to strike ah, friday. i know something i lot of the bite as even being tapped off it because that a good or bad thing i with the diminishing population it history good. ah, it's encouraging to see after 2 years most trapped. the empty gum, the dropping, but i mean tree by barry told barry, barbecue tongues, i normally 12 sausages with how big a recruiter going to be picking up. have you ever tried falling at her? and all rhetoric have jobs of attract the same, but it's not a good choice. for me based 100 masons a be with eggs or rabbit cuts the loo trap in wilderness between dead and left behind. no news or any like that just just came back. he showed me how these killing machines work. that animal comes in with the flu or on the fat. and you really for this. oh my goodness. there was i gave your fin

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so christ church 11 degrees in the sunshine and your wellington, over the past 24 hours saw windows and 4 kilometers per our next stop. se asia and we've got rain filling in across sumatra and the malay peninsula on tuesday. but if i take a bit further north, you know, the southeast corner of china is just getting drenched with rain soggy. conditions continue for hong kong with a high 32 degrees. we do have a solid band of rain across the korean peninsula and leftovers of what was tropical storm loop. it impacting whole cargo and the wrapped around winds will be felt in tokyo. so look at this on tuesday, we'll see them up to 85 kilometers per hour. those winds ease on wednesday. that's your update. we'll see you soon. sponsor cut on airways with energy and change to every part of our universe. or small to continue the change all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity, we can make it work for you and your business. our the me again, this is on al jazeera, our major new un climate report is issued a code red warning for the future of humanity. the i p. c. c says changes to th

intake of syrian refugees and looking at some of the commentary right now in london and canberra and wellingtonthing may be announced soon but the fact that it has taken so long to do this makes me worried for those people who are left behind right there in kabul and across afghanistan.— afghanistan. understandable, abbas nazari, _ afghanistan. understandable, abbas nazari, thank - afghanistan. understandable, abbas nazari, thank you - afghanistan. understandable, abbas nazari, thank you so i afghanistan. understandable, i abbas nazari, thank you so much for sharing your story and "after the tampa" is his own account of living afghanistan in 2021. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we look at the life of reggae legend, lee scratch perry who's died at 85. she received the nobel peace prize for her work with the poor and the dying in india's slums. the head of the catholic church had said mother teresa was a wonderful example of how to help people in need. we have to identify the bodies, then arrange the coffins and take them back home. parents are waiting, and wives are waiting. hostages a

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the biggest gains for the shares in wellington. >> let's take a look at the commodity space.ed a little bit of ground. this after losing 40% of its value. copper also hit by fed concerns that they may be curbing back on stimulus pretty soon. those tapering concerns have hurt base metals throughout. corn and soybeans also have been under pressure. there have been concerns that the u.s. could be reducing how much biofuel needs to be lended into fuel. that would be the first step to try to balance competing oil and agricultural interests. we also had weather concerns around agricultural commodities. we will be watching the chipmakers in asia. we have seen those global shortages of chips pressuring demand for carmakers. take a look at oil and natural gas. oil continues to see a little bit of a rebound. up .2%. we will put those gains into context. natural gas getting a little bit of ground. we continue to watch tropical storm henri. 125 thousand homes and businesses without power. how bad are we expecting the damage from tropical storm henri to be? >> it could be up towards -- up

so that's head to new zealand. windy weather yesterday. wellington facts disappearing now. the weather is coming in from the west. a massive snow on the southern high ground south island and then followed by rain fat as a warning for heavy rain in some parts of south island. temporarily i says, day you're in sheltering christ church live for an effect. may be that any 10 degrees. i'll tell you sort of friday and the rain. that circulation disappears just for the gap between the 2 islands, leaving south island fine and or fall. and once again oakland rather wet and windy, the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe. or small to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. ah the ah, look about you want to go over that with me. so romilly, reminder of all top stories. india's health ministry says the current of ours pandemic, there is still raging, and it's far from over. on tuesday in cases rose by more than 42000 a 40 percent increase on the previous day. almost half of all ne

so for example, wellington, on tuesday could see those winds with up to about 90 kilometers per hour, southeast asia. okay. we've got his storms here, but also some sunny spells is wild. best chance for a scene that sunshine will be singapore and jakarta with a height of $32.00 degrees. now for the philippines, they remain soggy. really, from the top and to the bottom end of the country. we're going to be dealing with rain, steered in by that southwest monsoon is a pacific unsettled still for the korean peninsula. and we do have some showers and storms for southern honshu and also areas of chicago on tuesday. that sure weather forecasts. we'll see you soon. the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe. or small to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. ah, the me like you're watching over there with me so he'll run the reminder of all top stories. i've got his own president has told parliament a state of aggression is being imposed on the country by taliban forces. i should have gon

so wellington auckland escape could see at 88 kilometers per our next stage of pacific. and we are keeping tabs on tropical storm loop it as it grades is through japan. but mostly the bulk of that energy is going to stay out toward the sea of japan. so tokyo over the last 24 hours because the tropical storm marinate, you picked up 90 millimeters of rain, but i think this time around, it's going to be a wind story. so we'll see the winds in tokyo gust up to 75 kilometers per hour on monday. that sure weather update will catch you later. the weather bag in energy and change to every part of our universe, the or small to continue the change all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. ah ah you without just leave the tell stories the downtown about capture the northern provincial capital loss cinders in another significant defeat the government. telephone font is attacked early on sunday, passing street by street during hours of intense fighting. hundreds of 5 fighters on battling 4 major wildfires across greece and

usually happens at three different locations in london — buckingham palace, stjames's palace and wellingtonent, but his dream was actually something else, and now it's come true. liz copper reports. it's a golden accolade, a political honour, a source of civic pride — becoming the mayor of wolverhampton. boxer ben whittaker donned the official regalia of the first citizen. this had been ben's manifesto after his olympic quarterfinal. i want to go back with a gold medal and i want to become the mayor of wolverhampton. i want one of those nice chains on my neck and i'll be calling all the shots. everybody in wolverhampton will have a nice ice grill, and a nice big chain, courtesy of ben whittaker. after trying on that nice big chain, it was time to get to work with some official engagements, amongst them, a visit to a city centre youth club. it's a dream come true, i keep saying this, when i was a kid, with my coach i said, "i'm going to be the mayor, i'm going to be the mayor." went to the olympics, "i'm going to be the mayor." come back, i'm the mayor! so dream's a reality, really. the role

it is not only x ago, we are also talking about wellington. interest rates rising.hleen hays has more on that. let's start with these developing nations. it is a tricky situation they are in. >> you pointed out so well that you have these covid cases rising. five point it percent year-over-year on mexico's inflation rate right now. that is a big jump. 3% is the middle of the target. it is definitely running hot. even so, because of the covid cases and the economy, to raise the queue after a surprise rate hike in june that did nothing to slow down inflation, no surprise there, of the five members, two of them did not want to hike the rate. the central bank made a compromise. they now say inflation is not going to come back down to target until 2023. they say the price shock will be transitory. let's move to peru. the political turmoil there. the currency is falling. the idea is that with this political turmoil that there could be inflationary price pressures. the vent is no hike but a chance they will. finally, the turkey central bank met today. is it any surprise th

three of the new cases reported in wellington now and so contact tracers are saying they need time toe making a comparison in a reference to what's happening in australia, what's happening here where i am in sydney, where cases continue to grow. that was shaimaa khalil. a record 20 places have applied to be the next uk city of culture. the government awards the title every four years, helping to bring tourism and investment to different areas. this year, groups of towns were encouraged to apply — and there have been bids from every nation in the uk. the winner will be announced next year. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. in the week when a hollywood—style sign appeared on a slagheap overlooking wrexham, it has been confirmed that the town is now aiming to become the uk's city of culture 2025. wrexham county borough's entry is one of 20 that have been put forward. including a bid spanning both sides of the scotland—england border. dumfries and galloway and the scottish borders are joining forces with northumberland, cumbria and the city of carlisle — a combined a

three of the new cases reported in wellington now and so contact tracers are saying they need time towas taken to hospital. there is still a missing link of how that ended up with community cases. there are 12 cases as well that are under investigation. jacinda ardern said new zealand is generally in a good position still at this stage of the outbreak but they don't want to draw any conclusions yet and that's why we're seeing new zealand still under lockdown. and, of course, the prime minister more than once making a comparison in reference to what's happening in australia, what's happening here where i am in sydney, where cases continue to grow. that was correspondent in sydney. that was our correspondent in sydney. the uk home office is being urged to review accommodation for afghan refugees after a 5—year—old boy, who recently arrived in the uk, fell to his death from a window on the ninth floor of a hotel. mohammed munib majeedi and his family were put up at the hotel in sheffield as part of the government's resettlement scheme. our home affairs correspondent, dominic casciani, re

but some cities, like auckland and wellington could get that curfew extended. >>> china pushing backconclusive report from the u.s. intelligence community sparked a swift condemnation from chinese officials. but it doesn't stop there. cnn's david culver with more on attempts by chinese-state media to twist the narrative on the p pandemic. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: a constant barrage of digital articles with sarcastic cartoons, tv reports, documentaries. even a rap song? all of it, part of an aggressive chinese propaganda campaign aimed to sow doubt and deflect blame when it comes to the origins of covid-19. cnn combing through months of online posts and publications, they reveal a seemingly coordinated effort pushed by state media and diplomats. some of the stories appearing authentic and convincing, like the work of wilson edwards whose online profiles suggest he's a biologist from switzerland. on july 24th, edwards appeared to post a lengthy article slamming the world health organization for its covid investigation. claiming the w.h.o. advisory group succumbed to a

she's lived a long time, she lived with wellington in the 90s.she was one of the people from that generation to live that long, into her nineties. and at the end of our life she's living in washington d.c. with one of her daughters. there is a story that james thoreau came to visit her. and said something like, you, know mrs. hamilton, you and i are among the only ones left from that time. and so, i wanted to come and pay my respects. now, elijah blamed james for leaking the reynolds affair. and so, she sought -- monroe sort of being cordial -- cordial ex president. here we are, let us shake hands and, she said something along the lines of, if you think that our being one step closer to the grave means that i forgive you, i do not and she stormed out of the room. >> wow. >> that is a woman with whom. >> indeed, quite a person. >> thank you for speaking to her and also we do have a question here about, especially in a short lifetime organizing the 27 volumes of material and i think that that speaks to it, because hamilton did some of that in his l

this time out in hayward south on north of west wellington avenue. just seeing a little slowing. not much keeping a close eye on that daryn. james, back to you. >> new this morning. kron 4 news has a new inside california politics emerson college poll on the governor's recall election. yes, support for the recall. >> is growing and the poll shows that governor newsom is losing a little bit of ground with one california key demographic to help break down the results of this poll were joined by political analyst michael yaki once again. michael, good morning. great to see you. and we've got some new numbers to chat about. all right. so first off, let's begin with the approval rating do approve of the governor's performance so far in office and the results are coming in pretty similar to where they were last time. but 48 approve 43 disapprove. unsure about 8%. what are your first thoughts about that. >> it hasn't moved all that much. but then again, this was taken last week. delta variant has become a little more prevalent. masks are going back on. it could be interesting to see whe

we are seeing gains in seoul, sydney and wellington as of this morning.reading on the bank of japan july's pmi as well as the reading coming in just a touch softer and contractionary territory. doing off the board we will check in some other movers. ozzie is weaker against the kiwi dollar. we see the rbn fed easing with the august meeting very much looking alive. in the commodities corner we do have a oil prices under pressure. brent falling for a third session with concerns over the delta wrist, denting the outlook for the demand at recovery, and looking makes it at pricing with td security saying that if they are feeling the weight of a synchronize slowing of u.s. china growth. decking on stock movers, shares are jumping after dependent -- japan's biggest mover is forecasting record profits for the year on rising steel prices and demand, recovery expectation. shares are rising on the report card. bloomberg intel of it -- intelligence say it may topple bloomberg intelligence. sk innovation on the move off by more than 5%. this despite returning for the s

in wellington, kiwi stocks under pressure with air new zealand shares slightly under pressure after suspended guidance following a back-to-back annual loss. in japan, the airlines cut flights on 12 domestic routes as the country expanded the state of emergency. a be official -- the rj official warning of a contracted recovery but there is optimism over vaccinations in japan which has yen bears noting the currency around. flipping the board, emerging currencies got a lift wednesday heading into the jackson hole symposium with strategists from hsbc saying they are better able to handle a taper tantrum. high reserves and low external debt seen as buffers are the thai baht -- according to could agricole, sheriff. -- shery. vonnie: president biden urged businesses executives to improve cybersecurity across critical infrastructure and the economy. meeting with ceo's from companies including apple, alphabet, and j.p. morgan, the president said the cybersecurity workforce is not going quickly enough. recent cyberattacks hit infrastructure including colonial pipeline and jbs as well as microsoft and s

. >> president biden is here in wellington today. public events on the schedule, we do not expect to see them on camera until tomorrow. anita. >> anita: keep us updated, please. live from wilmington, delaware. john. >> john: both a criminal and health threat to the united states peered one prominent doctor telling fox an uptick in local covid cases is "certainly a link to mike rounds with covid." this as immigration and customs enforcement agents uncover a 18. 20 feet underground, running from -- the democratic mayor of laredo, texas, pete saenz, joins us now. obviously, drunk tunnels are not an issue where you live. but we see a lot of these tunnels in california. this one apparently did not have an exit on the u.s. side, but what are you saying down there in the laredo sector in terms of criminality in criminal enterprise? >> thank you for having me, by the way. our situation is more directed towards stash houses. the laredo section, we are seeing them come through our area. in the single adults, basically organized, the cartel was

usually happens at three different locations in london — buckingham palace, stjames's palace and wellingtonpower cuts have affected thousands of people. daniela relph reports. those living here described a wall of water coming in hard and fast. flash floods overwhelming parts of tennessee. the rain and wind tore through communities with a ferocity few had predicted. it was a terrifying experience as residents tried to save their homes and theirfamilies. i'm trying to get them out of the door but the water is so high and it's pushing against the door that i'm having a hard time pushing to open the door to get them out, i'm holding two babies. the aftermath is a landscape strewn with floodwaters, wrecked vehicles and severely damaged homes. in many counties, there is bewilderment at how quickly the storm took hold and this remains both a recovery and a search and rescue operation with many still missing, including children. tremendous loss of life, a number of missing people on the ground, homes washed off their foundations, cars strewn around the community, it is a devastating picture of los

it's usually held at three different locations in london: buckingham palace, stjames's palace and wellington looking at breezy conditions, especially across the southeast and especially so across kent — but that will take the edge off the temperatures slightly. so, this afternoon, you could catch a shower on higher ground across scotland. shetland hanging on to a fair bit of cloud, as will some parts of the coast of western scotland and the coast of northern ireland. here, too, inland on higher ground, you could see the odd shower. for england and for wales, though, a lot of dry weather, a lot of sunshine, maybe the odd shower with height in wales and the south west — but they will be the exception rather than the rule. top temperatures 23 degrees. now through this evening and overnight, more cloud will come in from the north sea across northern england, the midlands, into wales — again, thick enough for some drizzle — and there'll be low cloud, mist and fog draped across the coastlines of the north and west of scotland and the north and east of northern ireland. by the end of the night, we

zealand has also been extended until wednesday, after new covid cases were found in the capital, wellingtonplied to be the next uk city of culture. the government awards the title every four years, helping to bring tourism and investment to different areas. this year, groups of towns were encouraged to apply, and there have been bids from every nation in the uk. the winner will be announced next year. entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. in the week when a hollywood—style sign appeared on a slagheap overlooking wrexham, it has been confirmed that the town is now aiming to become the uk city of culture 2025. wrexham county borough's entry is one of 20 that have been put forward. including a bid spanning both sides of the scotland—england border. dumfries and galloway and the scottish borders are joining forces with northumberland, cumbria and the city of carlisle — a combined area almost 15 times the size of london. and cornwall�*s bid is very much as a county, rather than its only city, truro. coventry�*s time as the city of culture has not gone to plan. covid meant that the

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