just outside of hyde park. hyde park -- [laughter] there was a so many civilians dd not want that to happen but others actually said we're okay with it and welcome them. what happened is that the military after seeing how disastrous this worked out by set just -- plopping a detachment into this colonel's lap, that didn't want them, that this same thing could happen again. so there are many memorandums going back and forth discussing in detail that the next attachment that was going to gardner hospital would have a number of different skill level, a lot of, you know, many different ranks that their commander would be well aware and know what was going on and that afterwards they were high level visits to gardner hospital and women who served in that unit afterwards said they really felt the important that they got a lot out of it and helped the military. so it was really good for morale. >> all right, thank you. if you fast forward to today -- you know, i keep hearing the conditions for women don't sound all tha

and fifth would has hyde park. if you go to the negotiating table with all 3 people there, south shore may be an honorable mention of the meeting and that great sense of shame after a wild, you guys are crazy, we are just resource folks. >> one thing i found in talking to people coming out of this is giving up on the government being there to help them do this and doing it themselves and what doing themselves often becomes is taking all that interest and fire from the neighborhood and pouring it into a physical container, i am going -- my house, my side of the block, my side -- i'm going to do what i am going to do. in the absence of a larger structure. and look out for ourselves which means driving space in a lot of cases which my three neighbors, i know them and that is striking. it is a bigger story, who is looking out for their interests. that sort of what's wrong with you response, a lot of that, the bungalow in which i grew up was unspeakably nicer than when i lived there. they had nothing but love pouring in

i lived on the southside in hyde park, which is good for presidential aspirations, right? maybe that was another president who lived there for a while. and i want to thank rainbow push. since the reverend founded this group almost 50 years ago, you have carried on dr. king's legacy, and i think the key to your success, having worked with him, is that you don't remain stagnant, right? some of the challenges that were there with dr. king are still there in inequality. it is one of the reasons he came to chicago and worked on those worker issues. -- housing inequality as well, voting rights. but you have taken on new issues like criminal justice reform and you truly mobilized people to vote. if you hadn't, guess what? we would not have had that major victory where the house of representatives once again in washington, d.c. became the people's house. that was because of your work mobilizing people across this country. the work reminds me of someone i love very much, and that reverend jackson loved very much. paul was a senator from minnesota. he was my mentor and a. he died tr

this time battersea park, next time hyde park. yes, yes. we'll talk to these players from around the country about where the game goes now. hello, welcome to the programme. we're live until 11.00 this morning. thanks forjoining us. the video—sharing app tiktok was only launched in 2017 but by the following year, it was already the fourth most downloaded app. do your kids use it? and do they take part in so—called "gift—baiting" where fans send money to their favourite video—makers in the hope of a mention, or even getting their phone number? do get in touch on all the stories we're talking about. use the hashtag victoria live. if you're emailing and are happy for us to contact you and maybe want to take part in the programme, please include your phone number in your message. if you text, you'll be charged at the standard network rate. first annita mcveigh has the news for us. good morning. police say the baby of a woman who was fatally stabbed in south london when she was eight months pregnant has died. kelly mary fauvrelle, who was

and we go to hyde park we go see neil young in hyde park >> steve: oh [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: amazing, i go -- neil young's unbelievable, crushes. we go back and say hi to neil. and we're with stella mccartney stella goes, "i have to facetime my dad. 'cause he loves you. she facetimes paul mccartney neil young and paul mccartney are facetiming each other. i swear to god [ light laughter ] i go -- i can never say i was -- that ever happened. i go, "this is the best day ever." i love those guys. then, i'm not kidding, the show wasn't over. we went back to see the end of the concert. bob dylan came out and did a a concert. >> steve: what >> jimmy: so -- i swear this is a true story google it. i don't know what to say [ laughter ] >> steve: was he wearing a a gucci thing? >> jimmy: i see federer, nadal i wore my fanny pack [ laughter ] i think the fanny pack was a a magnet >> steve: you think it was a a magnet >> jimmy: it was good luck >> steve: you think none of this - >> jimmy: the more i've been wearing that thing, the more lucky things have been happening. >> steve: really, like what

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the singer surprising the audience in london's hyde park, announcing he'll be taking a break from touring to get a kidney transplant in september. >> you ain't gotta get no rumors about nothin'. i told you what's up. i'm good. all right? >> tens of thousands of concertgoers cheering the 69-year-old american star. wonder telling fans he has a kidney donor already lined up. >>> and some sad news within our disney family. actor cameron boyce, known for his roles in the disney channel show "jessie" and the "descendants" movies has passed away. his family saying the 20-year-old died in his sleep after a seizure related to an ongoing medical condition. disney chairman and ceo bob iger tweeting boyce was filled with so much talent, heart, and life, and far too young to die. >>> one more great story coming up after the break. the u.s. women's stunning victory. what we found when we asked what this win and this team means to so my ca. stay with us. stay with us. ♪ -i'm sorry? -what teach here isn't telling you is that snapshot rewards safe drivers with discounts on car insurance. -what? ♪ -or

park corner it would appear and that's where the mosque is expected to begin. that's right fairly shortly the crowds are expected to move off i'm actually on park lane they'll be heading towards parliament square further speeches later on the traditional routes and we have seen many of these e.u. marches over the last year the last 2 are calling for a referendum on treason males brought to reason that deal gathered up to a 1000000 people the numbers are expected to be smaller today but people are now extremely concerned about the prospects as he was saying all of boris johnson becoming the next conservative leader and hence the new british prime minister and he has promised to take britain ounce of the e.u. at the end of october come what may meaning if it needs be without a deal or no deal bracks it's something that's alarming to many people here there's a campaign group called best for britain involved there's also the n.h.s. national health service. for a people's vote they're worried about the effect the breaks it might have on staffing levels and the gener

park and what is the root cause of the order of the whole extradition bill campaign and what how can people lead so we've heard their reaction there what's next then for the protest movement what is their strategy going forward. well at their press conference they've said they're going to go ahead with more rallies until they get the demands met those demands are they want kerry now to resign and then what this extradition bill to be dumped or to gether it has been suspended but their concern is it could be brought back on the table in a different form over the coming year now those strikes and protests this week include the empty hour which is the mass transport rally system here in hong kong which mobilizes millions of people every day there's a strike planned tomorrow morning at peak hour that will certainly startle commuters we've also got protests planned on friday saturday and sunday and now the government is also suggested there may be able to deploy. vehicles which have not been used as yet they've suggested they may test these vehicles this week with the chance or the pursui

park, new york, otherwise known as belfield. she would use this formula of enclosure and restrained planting next year at the white house. untilom the mid-1910's the late 1930's she was at the top of her profession. in addition to contacts in new york, newport, and philadelphia, who gave her a boost, she also had many connections in washington dc, beginning of course with teddy roosevelt. bishop satterlee asked her advice on the grounds at the washington natural -- national cathedral. while moses pine who was chairman of the trustees committee for princeton university asked her advice about the princeton campus in 1912, which miraculously led to her incredible career as a university consultant, not only at princeton but also at yale, occidental college, caltech, and many other universities across the u.s. she was a consultant at princeton until 1943, so that was a very long time for her to do it. but during this time she battled with the architect as to the division of labor. he assumed that she was a horticulturist. she, howeve

and in hyde park: north carriage drive is closed in both directions between west carriage drive and cumberland gate for the british summertime concerts. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it's another mild start out there this morning. there isa start out there this morning. there is a little bit of cloud but the sun is a little bit of cloud but the sun is breaking through. today really is a day of sunny spells and the potential for one a day of sunny spells and the potentialfor one or a day of sunny spells and the potential for one or two quite well scattered showers. so it should be largely dry first thing this morning. then some lovely warm sunny spells. it's this afternoon where at risk of one of the showers popping up risk of one of the showers popping upfor risk of one of the showers popping up for wimbledon it looks like it should stay dry but there mayjust bea should stay dry but there mayjust be a stray shower here and there. tim registered a very similar to yesterday, at around 25 celsius. a warm evening in the sunshine and then overnight still the risk of one or two s

the singer stevie wonder has made an announcement about his health at a gig in hyde park. i'm going to have a kidney transplant in september of this year. i'm all good, i'm all good, i'm all good. the singer will perform three more shows before the transplant operation in september and said he shared the news because he wanted to prevent rumours spreading about his health. the news that iran is set to breach nuclear restrictions for the second time in as many weeks has grabbed international attention once again. they are demanding that european countries find ways to ease the impact of us economic sanctions that were imposed by president trump. we can speak now to professor of international politics at the london school of economics, fawaz gerges. he's in our london newsroom. how significant do you think this conversation was between the french president and his iranian counterpart, as an attempt to try to find a way through this?” counterpart, as an attempt to try to find a way through this? i think it is part of the conversation between the iranian leadership and the e

he made that announcement at a concert in london's hyde park. >> i'm going to have a kidney transplant in september of this year. [ cheers and applause ] it's all good. it's all good. it's all good. i have a donor. it's all good. >> wow, that is pretty serious surgery. he's definitely on the soundtrack of my life. nbc's dr. natalie azar says the outlook is hopeful. >> kidney transplantation is effective treatment for kidney failure and many patients who undergo a kidney transplant are able to live very, very healthy lives, as healthy as before they got sick. >> the "today" show will have much more on the story coming up at 7:00 this morning. i have a friend who had a living transplant, gave one of her kidneys to her mom and her mom is doing fantastic. >> wow. >> it's really cool that you can do a living transplant. >> i know he said he wanted to get ahead of the news before people were talking about what's going on. he's given us so many hits so i can't wait to see him recover and come back. he's certainly a treasure. >>> coming up, recovery in ridgecrest. communities are working to ge

he made that announcement at a concert in london's hyde park. >> i'm going to have a kidney transplant in september of this year. [ cheers and applause ] it's all good. it's all good. it's all good. i have a donor. it's all good. >> he says it's all go. nbc's dr. natalie azar says the outlook for a typical kidney replacement is very hopeful. >> kidney transplantation is effective treatment for kidney failure and many patients who undergo a kidney transplant are able to live very, very healthy lives, as healthy as before they got sick. >> we'll have more on this coming up on the "today" show that starts right after "today in the bay" at 7:00. >>> so now to a follow-up story your news feed might be filled with people trying to open up bottles with spin kicks. >> now pop star mariah carey is taking the trend to a whole different octave. take a listen to this. ♪ >> how they did that is the question. it's pretty cool there. >> i think a fishing line. it started with mma fighters challenging each other to spin off the tops of bottles with only their feet and it went viral current ufc champ

made the announcement at a gig in hyde park. he said he has found a donor and will perform three more before the operation in september, said he was all good and he wanted to prevent rumours are spreading about his health. i think it is about time to check in with sport. good morning, i don't know what you tend to do on a saturday night, but iimagine it tend to do on a saturday night, but i imagine it doesn't involve watching mixed doubles! all of a sudden, because of andy murray and serena williams‘s involvement, eve ryo ne serena williams‘s involvement, everyone was tuned in just after seven o'clock, not to their normal programming on bbc one but a spot of mixed doubles! asa pairing, mixed doubles! as a pairing, in terms of the pr for tennis, you couldn't get a better parent, could you ? tennis, you couldn't get a better parent, could you? in terms of recognised names from the game. yes, sometimes because of the nature of doubles and how it works, having that kind of fantasy pairing doesn't necessarily always work. but it

the singer stevie wonder has made an announcement about his health at a gig in hyde park. iam going i am going to have a kidney transplant. in september of this year. applause iam all good, applause i am all good, i am all good. you get a sense of the gravity of the music rippling amongst the crowds. the singer will perform three more shows before the transplant operation in september and said he shared the news because he wanted to prevent rumours spreading about his health. it is about ten past eight in the morning. england "touched the hearts of the nation" according to head coach phil neville, but they could only finish fourth at the world cup after defeat by sweden. the team thought they'd secured an equalizer until the goal was disallowed after a controversial var decision. that word controversial and dar are glued together so often. with us now is annejohnson who plays for kidderminster harriers, and in london is kate dale from the women's sport trust. morning. give us a sense, because what has been striking about this tournament is how mainstream women's football h

and eventually he did he made most model ts in hyde park. they were turning out thousands , millions of cars during that decade. there was a point in 1915, 1920, when half the automobiles on the roads in the united states were made by the ford motor company in highland park. at the time he was making model ts a lot of companies decided it was a great idea. some of those companies weren't necessarily involved initially if automobile manufacturing and that the folks who run the detroit news started to start own company. the guys who had the biggest music store and piano manufacturer in detroit decided to start on automobile company, the hudson company,, which was basically detroit's large department store. like macy's or marshall fields. to hudson company decided start its ottoman facture with red shafer at the lead. chargingreal hard leader of the automobile business here in detroit. in 1915, detroit had 42 manufacturing companies making automobiles, and another 70 some making parts. we saw in the latter part of the 19 teens, a lot of organiz

park. >> what's going to happen is this, i'm going to have surgery. i'm going to have a kidney transplant >> reporter: the crowd, at first, stunned into silence, then cheers. >> it's all good i have a donor it's all good. >> reporter: wonder, who is 69 years old, telling his fans he wanted to share the news himself. >> you ain't got to hear no rumors about nothing i told you what's up i'm good all right? ♪ for once in my life >> reporter: a music icon, wonder has received 25 gramm awards and sold more than 100 million records during his career spanning six decades. in 2018, he sang "until you come back to me" at aretha franklin's funeral. chronic kidney disease affects 15% of adults in the u.s. >> many patients who undergo a kidney transplant are able to live very healthy lives. they need to follow a healthy lifestyle. >> reporter: wonder remaining hopeful and grateful for the support from his fans all around the world. >> i love you. god bless you. until we get together again, i send you love from up above. >> reporter: for "today," morgan radford,

and in hyde park, north carriage drive is closed in both directions between west carriage drive and cumberland gate. now the weather with sara thornton. in the end yesterday we had a little more sunshine than forecast and then temperatures rocketed up into the mid—20s. plenty of warm sunshine later and certainly not a chilly start. 18 degrees right now. a little cloud with an odd stray shower and that is clearing up. sunny spells for the afternoon and generally staying dry in that 25 degrees. dry and clear at first tonight but as the night wears on we have some cloud pushing our way from west and with that some showers first thing tomorrow morning. again, temperatures in the mid— high teens to start tomorrow and at first, yes, showers crossing us but they die out all the time as they head eastwards and behind it for the afternoon the cloud breaks up once more and there is plenty of warm sunshine. plenty of warm sunshine for friday, the risk of a stray shower and looking fine and settled for you at the weekend. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. now it's

did you walk on hyde street? did you park underground of the civic centre garage? any wait you got here, you are directly benefiting from the c.b.d.'s efforts in our public spaces. they provide essential services that the city does not, specifically outside of this building where you all work. without their efforts, we would walk through human waste or animal waste, syringes, garbage, other hazardous materials, and the ambassadors help others in the neighborhood feel safe and welcome. that is a direct c.b.d. program. my name is kate and in a managed the visitor experience with the san francisco symphony across the street and we adamantly support the c.b.d. i would like to especially lift up the c.b.d.'s evening ambassador assistance and garage creators which positively affect our patients who come to concerts on nights and weekends when the area isn't filled with workers such as yourselves. there is much more work to be done to keep the area consistently clean and safe for employees, residents and visitors and i would like to register support and thank the board of

park corner. 3:03pm, almost exactly half an hour. no longer prime minister of the united kingdom. so we can expect, very shortly, to see borisjohnson arrived. the helicopter searching out the route he may take. it was less then a minute, i think 30 seconds last time round, when theresa may swept up. she came up bird cage walk as the incumbent prime minister. and then went back down the mall towards downing street. we can see cars arriving, approaching, in fact, street. we can see cars arriving, approaching, infact, i street. we can see cars arriving, approaching, in fact, i think that is indeed bird cage walk. white back know, that is the outgoing prime minister. i do apologise. going off to berkshire or home aware of it is, to berkshire or home aware of it is, to maidenhead. here we go. the right honourable theresa may mp had an audience with the queen this afternoon and tendered her resignation as prime minister and first lord of the treasury, which her majesty was graciously pleased to accept. that the statement. so now we have a