we can talk to rachael monk now. and also to michelle macdiarmud, one of her personal assistants who will be accompanying her on that trip the canada. rachael will be communicating via a speech generating device, so we've given her our questions in advance. very good morning. can you tell us a bit about your condition and why you need two personal assistants to fly with you? i was born with complex cerebral palsy and i require support from two personal assistance 2a hours a day. i require help with all aspects of my life, including feeding, communication, personal care, absolutely everything, even scratching my nose. as you can imagine, travelling without the help of my two personal assistants would be impossible. what happened when you got in touch with british airways to say you needed to change the booking and you told them about your situation? i am travelling at the end of april this year but i had wa nted the end of april this year but i had wanted the book in advance in order to get cheaper tickets. as a disab

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rachael makes the rounds of local businesses this wine shop wants to join in first it has to pass the checklist elsewhere no easy plastics job standards no campaign. is that plastic bottles in the shop anywhere the new water bottles. check the wine shop can say it's plastic free up to a point there have to be some compromises. it doesn't mean complete plan. stick free means basically. plastics some plastics get rid of a few nights it's a complicated process many of the big chains have never really bothered going green and are still freely handing out plastic bags. that upsets penzance town councillor simon reed who's proud to be leading the battle his small town against the rest of britain's rubbish that generates positive publicity and it's good for tourism. if you walk along the beach sometimes you can get you see an astonishing amount of plastic waste especially this time of year after a storm and we do get you around tourists here we get it from germany and holland. expect to see or shores clean more thanks to support from the local council penzance is probably calling itself brit

thank you, adam, martin, rachael, joni, florence. it sounds obvious, but hair is really important to us, our self image and self esteem. it tells us about our identity and personal style and perhaps especially so for young adults. so losing your hair in your 20s can be devastating. chedira eggerue is 23 and wears a wig to cover her bald patch. she's been to meet other young people who are losing their hair for radio1 newsbeat. we brought you her full report earlier. here's a short extract. it shows some graphic images of hair transplants. i always cover my bald patch when i'm out by wearing a wig or a hat. but it's not so easy for guys to hide their loss. perry is 23, and first started losing his hair when he was a teenager. hello, everyone. my name is perry and this is perry presents. he has male pattern baldness — by far the most common form of hair loss in men. so at times like this, what do you do? so i get my phone. and obviously i will look like a mirror. ok, so you put your phone on camera? yeah. and then i'll check it a bit

michael rice, rachael hawnt and james thompson join us now. how nerve—racking is that? it's not having to impress a fewjudges. it's 100 people. that's right, some of these other shows, there are a few people to impress, three orfour, but there are 100 people sitting there. when you walk out, they are quite literally towering over you. you're like, 0k. quite literally towering over you. you're like, ok. presumably you will have different levels of experience of what you have done before. michael, tell people about yourself. i'm michael, i used to work at mcdonald's before the show. ijust busked on the weekends before the show, and then i applied for the show. i feel like you are doing an addition right now. what is your name and where are you from? you had obviously some quite a bit. i was on the x factor when i was 16. that is where it all started, it gave me a confidence boost. what does it mean, james, to have gotten this far? did you expect to get this far? i did not expect it at all. i mean, to get through to the final was one thing, but getting 100, that was one th

nutrish, rachael ray's petfood company, says it's pulling its ads because the comments she made are not consistent with how we feel people should be treated. hogg has been one of the most outspoken student activists for tighter gun laws. >> and the fact that so many children are dying in these mass shootings and it's unacceptable. >> reporter: ingraham is no stranger to controversy. >> shut up and dribble. >> reporter: just last month she blasted nba superstar lebron james for talking politics. but today a rare apology from ingraham on reflection and the spirit of holy week, i apologize for any upset or hurt my tweet caused him or any of the brave victims of parkland. hogg not satisfied. an apology in an effort to just save your advertisers is not enough. he says his calls for a boycott will continue. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> we'll take a short break. when we come back, the patient who played her flute while having brain surgery. >>> and on this opening day of baseball, we remember a beloved all-star slugger. >>> tributes are pouring in tonight for major league baseball great rusty

rachael makes the rounds of local businesses this wine shop wants to join in first it has to pass the checklist with no ease or past its true status no ok. there's no plastic bottles in the shop anywhere the new water bottle. check the wine shop can say it's plastic free up to a point there have to be some compromises. if it doesn't mean complete plus. stick free means basically. plastics some plastic you can't get rid of even though it's a bit more of a complicated process many of the big chains of never really bother going green and are still freely handing out plastic bags. that upsets pens arms town councillor simon reed who's proud to be leading the battle his small town against the rest of britain rubbish that generates positive publicity and it's good for tourism. if you walk along the beach sometimes you can get you see in a stylish of plastic waste especially this time of year after a storm we do get you around tourists here we get it from germany and holland. expect to see or shores clean more thanks to support from the local council pens and says proudly calling itself brit

here is rachael. >> we are in the middle of a swirl of international news and international intrigue, involving to what is becoming a big fight between russia and a fairly united west. it has this unexpected modern twist of our own government being a bit of a question mark, block box in that two-sided fight. richard has a lot of reporting on that tonight. we are going to england. richard ingle is live. >> you can see the impress of cathederal lit up behind me. this has been the focus of world attention. over three weeks ago, someone used a chemical weapon, a military grade nerve agent less than two miles away from where i am standing now. the world changed since a deflected russian spy and his daughter were found poisoned on a park bench. it sparked the worst since the cold war. many russian diplomats many of them thought to be thinly disguised spies. something truly remarkable happened. the trump administration, reluctant to oppose any sanctions on russia, joined in. ordering 60 diplomats to leave the country. the government decided to tell putin, enough is enough. what we used to ca

. >> finally wondering what rachael was up to she was a f m formfor former naacp leader who was unmasked as a white woman. she has a new show. watch. >> well -- >> greg, she was controversial for a while. >> this is what i hate about the entertainment industry. they devote attention to those who are willing to do anything for attention. she is not a hero. it's likely she has a mental issue. she could be mentally ill which will make for some people fun entertainment to watch but it's sad. >> jason? >> it's a sad story. no desire to ever watch it. there are so many inspiration stories of people who have done amazing things in their lives. i hate to see somebody profit from this. >> she wrote a book last year about finding my place in a black-and-white world. what do you make of it? >> white is the new black for her, i guess. i don't know that she is mentally ill. when there is so much question about racial transitions, i find her interesting. and she is not being paid. she invited this attention and they are taking advantage of it. greg was talking about reality tv. >> and also, kimberly,

rachael's right and that there are regulations on constitutional rights, the first amendment, clear and present danger, time place and manner there are as restrictions on all the constitutional rights. but has to bar national basis for the state to take action to stop you from exercising your constitutional right has a compelling government interest. >> you had a problem with the age limit? >> just the agent. there is no compelling government interest. [multiple speakers] >> one a time. question 19-year-old child that shut up Ãflorida school has the support that this age should be raised. >> that is one child out of millions! and who had mental illness. he should have been stopped. >> absolutely. and >> hold on. stop. richard, finish. >> each incident needs to look at individual can he should not have had that rifle. and there are other 18 to 21-year-old that use rifles properly. not everyone should be punished because one child did something wrong they should have been prevented from doing that under current law. >> go ahead rachel. >> i think the issue here is that we need to, it is

here is rachael. >> we are in the middle of a swirl of international news and international intrigue, involving to what is becoming a big fight between russia and a fairly united west. it has this unexpected modern twist of our own government being a bit of a question mark, block box in that two-sided fight. richard has a lot of

rachael ray's pet food brand said on twitter they're pulling ads from laura ingram's fox news program. we have to show you the string of tweets that leads up to this. ingram tweeted yesterday, making fun of parkland high school shooting survivor david hogg, quote, david hogg rejected by four colleges to which he applied and whines about it. dinged by ucla with a 4.1 gpa. totally predictable given acceptance rates. hogg tweeted a list of ingram top 12 advertisers, encouraging his followers to boycott the companies. nutrish replied to david on twitter, we are in the process of removing our ads from laura ingram's program. remember, this comes after the day where a young woman wrote a beautiful op-ed in the "new york times," saying, stop victim blaming. just putting that out there. >>> the facebook data breach, meanti meantime, threatening another online titan. goog google. both companies continue to collect personal data every second of every day. what you can do to protect yourself. >>> and an msnbc exclusive. apple ceo tim cook taking aim at facebook's mark zuckerberg. those harsh wor

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rachael bland, deborah james and lauren mahonjoin us now. for and lauren mahonjoin us now. people not familiar you for people not familiar with what you are trying to do, give us a sense of what you are doing, you three have something in common, but you are trying to send out a different message. we have all been diagnosed with cancer, i have got through mine, the others are still in treatment, and we found, as young women, as young people, really really struggled to find people to connect with, who spoke our language, to talk about cancer in a different way. we all talked about it online, met each other, and we thought, we could do a podcast about this, because it needs to be spoken about. we wanted to change the way cancer is looked that, there is a real image when you are told about it, that it will be dark, depressing, there are difficult and low times, but it is not all that kind of dark, depressing image that you get, you are not always going to be able in bed, lose your hair. actually, life goes on around having cancer treatment, and

reporting and their insights, screw julie pace of t associated press, cnn's jeff zeleny, and politico's rachael bey. the president says it's time for the russian meddling investigation to shut down. the president himself tweets, it never should have started to begin with. those tweets with both john dowd's new statement and the new tweet from the president are laughable. and both twist the truth. the president's own treasury department cited the work of the special counsel this week in imposing new sanctions on russia. we also learned this past week the special counsel has obtained subpoenas for trump organization business records, bringing the investigation deep into the president's family business. and now new trouble for the president's 2016 campaign. facebook late friday announced it had suspended the data firm central to the trump voter targeting, saying it improperly obtained and used information about millions of american voters. "the new york times" has a fascinating and detailed report on how the cambridge analytica operation worked, and how it raises a number of new questions, not onl

and it becomes a question for the brands saying do we want to be affiliated -- rachael ray's pet food and ex pedia and way fair, these are family brands and david hogg is a teenager. so if i'm a brand manager or cmo, i'm making decisions -- wait a second, did that pass levels of decency, did she need to go after him and attack him personally? is this brian fox willing to stand behind people who mock the victims of gun violence. and you have to ask a question, are those the neighbors i want to keep. are those the people who i want my brand to be seen beside. and the question increasingly is no. there are other places the brands could put their money. places that from a brand manager point of view are much more responsible. >> brian, i look at this list of companies and as i mentioned four have pulled advertising from the show and you have eight that haven't. what is the reason for doing that? is it just technically difficult to do? what were the reasons for a company to continue having ads on that program be at this point as it sees other companies pulling ads from the show. >> i'm not

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our guests are helen, law professor at george mason university's antonin scalia law school, and rachael ray bushea, associate for research and a law professor at temple university. watch landmark cases monday and join the conversation. our hashtag is #landmarkcases, and follow us at c-span and we have resources for background on each case. a landmark cases companion book, a link to the national constitution center's interactive constitution, compa book, link to the national constitutional interactive constitution, and the landmark cases podcast at c-span.org/landmark cases. >> now the first program in our nine week series, 1968, america in turmoil. we begin with the vietnam war. covering the major military, political, and diplomatic developments in the war that year. our guests are vietnam veteran and former navy secretary jim webb and author david maraniss. we begin with a video in the state of the war in 1967 produced by u.s. naval photo graphic center. this is american history tv. >> these marines