dunn of florida, i inform the house that dr. dunn will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by representative david, i inform the house that ms. david will vote yes. as the member designated by qua hell yes, i inform the house that congressman qua hell yes will vote yes -- qua hell yes, i inform the house that mr. kahele will yes. >> as the member designated by mr. gallego, i inform the house that mr. gallego will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas are 4 # 1 and nays are 13. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause #, rule 20, the unfinished business is on the vote of the motion mr. scott. a on which the yeas and nays are ordered the clerk: h.r. 4489 a bill to amend the act to require certain amounts with respect to land under the administration of the forest service and interfering. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rule and pass the bill as amended. members will record

tonight, robbie dunne's solicitor described i robbie dunne's solicitor described the outcome is both extraordinary and deeply disappointing and told me and deeply disappointing and told me an appeal is high on the agenda. in an appeal is high on the agenda. in a sport where men and women compete as equals on the track, there are concerns this case has exposed damaging inequalities off it. laura scott, bbc news. bryony frost issued a short statement in response to the decision, thanking her supporters and saying that she'll take a few days to reflect on the outcome before making any comment. the jockey wasn't at the hearing, instead, she was at warwick, winning the opening race. an emotional frost was cheered by racegoers as she won on—board graystone for trainer lucy wadham. the hotly—anticipated final race of the formula one season is almost upon us. red bull's max verstappen and mercedes' lewis hamilton go into the abu dhabi grand prix on equal points. so will there be a new drivers' champion or will hamilton get a record eighth title? the bbc�*s sports editor dan roan asked

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there has been a dog it campaign by the parents of harry dunn. anne sacoolas left the country 19 days after her car collided with harry dunn's motorbike and him dying there as a result of that collision. the us claimed _ as a result of that collision. the us claimed she _ as a result of that collision. tue: us claimed she had as a result of that collision. tte: us claimed she had diplomatic immunity, britain felt they could not do anything to stop leaving the country but in december 2019, she was charged with death by dangerous driving and since then there has been a big diplomatic engagement between britain and the us to find out some way of solving this. boris johnson said that presidentjoe biden himself was actively involved in that. there was a great sense in the british government of the injustice felt by the family of harry dunn, but it was never quite clear how this thing would be resolved. it looks as though anne sacoolas will attend a court hearing on the 18th of january at westminster magistrates' court in london, but she will do so by

more than two years after harry dunn was killed in a road accident, an american woman is due to face criminal proceedings in the uk. and plenty of controversy as lewis hamilton's team considers a formal appeal after max verstappen took the formula one crown. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, the premier league confirms 42 new positive cases among its clubs, as manchester united shut down their training ground. good evening. the rapid expansion of the covid booster programme has led to long queues outside vaccination centres during the day. the plan is to offer the booster to all adults in england, scotland and wales by the end of this month. in northern ireland they're only being offered to people over 30 at this stage. at one point today, the massive rise in demand was too much for the nhs england website as people tried to book booster appointments. it's been confirmed that at least one person in the uk has now died with the new omicron variant, which is spreading at great speed — as our health editor hugh pym reports. they were queueing for boosters in plymouth

thejockey robbie dunne is banned for 18 months after a disciplinary panel found he'd bullied his fellow rider bryony frost. scotland's last coal fired power station comes crashing down, as the snp and the greens lay out plans in the budget to tackle climate change. and heading into day three of the ashes — england are desperately looking for inspiration with the hosts firmly in control. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, leicester city falter at the final hurdle and fail to qualify for the next round of the europa league, beaten by napoli. good evening. the prime minister is facing yet more scrutiny tonight, over claims about christmas parties and fresh questions over whether he misled an investigation into how refurbishments to his downing street flat were paid for. the conservative party has been fined nearly £18,000 for failing to keep accurate records of a large donation which helped cover the cost. meanwhile, more details have emerged about a christmas party at number ten last year. it's understood downing street's head of communications was handing out awards t

; and then their daughter, quintana roo dunne. she chronicled those shattering losses with a clarity that illuminated truths within the fog of grief: first in "the year of magical thinking"-- which won the national book award in 2005 and was a pulitzer prize finalist; and later, "blue nights," in 2011. i spoke with her about that book, and her writing process. >> you could say that was a form of healing, but that's not the form most people depend on. >> brown: do you think of writing as a way of keeping emotional distance, or not? >> of course you do. it's both a way of keeping a distance, and a way of getting close. there's certain things that, that only by living through them, do you learn to live through them. >> brown: and what about understanding them, through writing about them? >> through writing about them, that's how you start to understand them. >> brown: president barack obama awarded didion the national medal of arts and humanities in 2013. >> somebody like joan didion, who rightly has earned distinction as one of the

officer dunn, great to have you on, we appreciate it as always. let me ask you about this sentence that was handed down. 63 months behind bars. we haven't seen a lot of sentences of that magnitude. do you think we're finally sending a message here? >> hey, jim, thanks for having my on again. i appreciate it. i'll be honest. i don't know what the standard is for assaulting an officer with a fire extinguisher. i don't know, i've never seen that before, but if that is the standard, then you, know, i want the absolute max. but, you know, the justice system, the people who set the standards and the guidelines for sentencing, and, i guess, if five years is what they think he deserves, oh, well. i wouldn't be matt if it was more than that. i don't know what the standard is. >> i totally understand. >> this week, let's talk about these text messages we are talking about, and we've been talking about all week long, the text messages that they were setting at trump's chief of staff at the time. they show just how much real-time information the white house w

we are expecting to hear the sanctions which will be applied to robbie dunne later today. laura, thank you. new zealand is proposing some of the toughest anti—smoking laws in the world. under the plans, anyone born after 2008 will never legally be able to buy cigarettes in their lifetime. it's part of a package of measures, including drastically cutting the numbers of licensed tobacco shops, but there are warnings it could create a black market. lucy grey reports. at the moment, you have to be 18 to buy cigarettes in new zealand, but under planned new laws, anyone under the age of 14 will never be able to buy cigarettes legally. the age limit will then be increased every year until the whole country is smoke free. we want to make sure young people never start smoking. so we are legislating for a smoke—free generation by making it an offence to sell or supply tobacco products to those aged 14, when the law comes into effect. the government particularly wants to help maori smokers kick the habit. i reckon it's a good move, really. because, right now, there's a lot of you

steven dunn's a guy is not a gangster. stephen says he's not. and they actually in the original trial the cap then trial was supposed to be a jury trial because chevron was showing him get this chevron tried to soon steven dunn's ago for $63000000000.00 of damages in a court in the southern sef k of knew $63000000000.00 because they was doubling the oil company drilling in ecuador in the rain forest. but on the day before his case, they dropped the money end at the same. which meant that danza good could no longer have a jury. and that could be tried by sticking abida lewis, a kaplan. so the whole case was tried by this one mad. i mean, why i wanted to talk anyway, they locked danziger up for contempt recently. and he has since been let out of danbury correctional institution in connecticut. danbury, connecticut, and none of us quite sure why. he was given a 6 months sentence for contempt of court, and he had so 45 days when suddenly shambler came to him at breakfast one morning and said, oh, we'll let you out tomorrow afternoon, or the self to

thejockey robbie dunne has been found guilty of "bullying and harassing" his fellow rider bryony frost, and won't be able to compete for 15 months. an independent disciplinary panel heard evidence about horse racing's so called weighing room culture. 0ur sports correspondent laura scott is outside the british horseracing authority in central london. how significant is this ruling? it is hugely significant on a number of levels. for robbie dunne, he's been banned today for 18 months, three of which are suspended after a panel found him guilty of distasteful targeting of bryony frost, and at times dangerous bullying. he was found guilty, but his solicitor said the outcome was deeply disappointing and an appeal is high on the agenda. it is of course significant for bryony frost too. she said she has felt isolated since she spoke out more than a year ago, and she thanked those who have supported her. but this goes beyond the jockeys. supported her. but this goes beyond thejockeys. it's raised wider questions about the culture within the sport, the conduct in the weighing room by which i me

tom newton dunn, with the times. jenny harris | dunn, with the times. jenny harris toda said dunn, with the times. jenny harris today said the _ dunn, with the times. jenny harris today said the omicron _ dunn, with the times. jenny harris today said the omicron there - dunn, with the times. jenny harris today said the omicron there it - dunn, with the times. jenny harris today said the omicron there it was the most significant threat to public health we have seen during the pandemic. the it has been called a very real possibility of the nhs being overwhelmed. do you agree with those statements? and might i ask you to give us a bit more detail on what you said were the studies on the severity and mortality? can you share with us what you know so far on that? and prime minister, i want to bring up the vote last night, it is relevant to the discussion. a lot of your mps say it wasn't just about covid passes but about you about your leadership and they want you to change, they want you to run a better operation, a better number 10, to stop putting the car into the ditch, to use your words

steven dunn's a guy is not a gangster. stephen says he's not. and they actually, in the original trial, the kaplan trial was supposed to be a jury trial because chevron was showing him, get this chevron tried to sue steven dunn's ago for $63000000000.00 of damages in a coach in the southern south k of new $63000000000.00 because they was doubling the oil company drilling in ecuador in the rain forest. but on the day before his case, they dropped the money end at the same. which meant that danza good could no longer have a jury. and that could be tried by sticking abida lewis, a kaplan. so the whole case was tried by this one mad. i mean, why i wanted to talk anyway, they locked danziger up for contempt recently, and his since been let out of danbury correctional institution in connecticut, danbury, connecticut. and none of us quite sure why he was given a 6 months sentence for contempt of court. and he had so 45 days when suddenly shambler came to him at breakfast one morning and said, oh, we'll let you out tomorrow afternoon, or the self to kno

harry dunn was killed in august 2019 when his motorbike was hit by a car driven by anne sacoolas near an raf base in northamptonshire. she left the country after the incident and claimed diplomatic immunity. after the incident and claimed here's the dunn family lawyer and spokesperson. i've spoken to the parents and, as you can imagine, they're completely overwhelmed at the moment. lots of tears. but importantly, of course, we continue to think about harry. this is no celebration, this is no victory, but clearly, the culmination of two and a half years now of very tough, high—profile, public campaigning for justice. our campaign was always about, you know, you don't get to do this and walk away, no matter who you are. what happens to her now is not a matter for us. it's up to the authorities and the cps, and we've left it to them now. we feel like we've passed the baton onto them, and it's up to them to see it through now. here's more from our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford. anne sacoolas left the country 19 days after her car collided with harry dunn's motorbike and hi

mister dunn had already admitted one breach of the rules by behaving in a violent or improper manner towards briney frost on that day, but denies similar charges at stratford in 2020 and denies bullying and harassing briney frost over a seven month last year. he says they are benign for cutting across otherjockeys dangerously during races and this is a view shared by other senior jockeys. during his evidence, he also accused the farm amateurjockey of making up some of her evidence about being verbally abused by him. he also denied bullying briney frost around the virtual grand national last year. seven current or former jockeys including the four—time champion, richard johnson, who retired earlier this year gave evidence in support of robbie dunn and one of those described him as a class clown who had mocked briney frost. scarlets have forefited their opening european champions cup match at bristol bears on saturday because the majority of their squad are still in a quarantine hotel in belfast until friday. they were one of the four sides stranded in south africa last week when tra

anne sacoolas, the american charged with causing the death by dangerous driving, of motorcyclist harry dunn two years ago, will finally face a court in the uk. and one woman's quest to trade up, one exchange at a time, from a hairpin to a house. did she meet her goal? hello. by this time tomorrow, omicron will most likely have overtaken delta to become the dominant covid variant in london. roughly speaking, the number of cases here is doubling every two and half days. the uk has now recorded the first death from omicron, we don't know the particular circumstances behind that case, but the prime minster said today people needed to dispel the notion that this is a milder variant. ourfreedoms, he says, will depend on the success of the booster programme and how willing people are to get vaccinated. tomorrow, there will be four votes in the house of commons on facemasks, social distancing rules, covid certificates for larger venues, and compulsory vaccinations for all nhs staff. on the conservative benches, there will be a sizable rebellion, but the leader of the opposition sir keir starmer sai

an independent disciplinary panel found dunne guilty of four charges, of conduct �*prejudicial to the reputation of horse racing' — over a seven month period in 2020. frost, who's one of britain's most successful female jockeys, said in a statement she would like to thank people for the support she's received, and that she'll take a few days to reflect on the outcome. the panel added it has real concerns about the weighing room culture in horse racing. practice for the season ending abu dhabi formula one grand prix will commence tomorrow with lewis hamilton and max verstappen both in the running to win the championship. the pair are level on points as they head into a winner takes all race, and the head of the red bull campaign says it will be a big deal if his team can beat mercedes to the title. this year up against the quality of opponents we have a mercedes, they've been a benchmark team the last seven years. nobody else is won in formula one for the last 11 years, between rebel and mercedes was up at the last seven in this hyper error they've been totally dominant. so to be at

we continue to support the family to get justice for harry dunn. then there was a statement from her lawyer saying while we have always been linked to discuss a virtual hearing, there is no agreement at this time. the cases subject to high-level negotiations between the british and american governments, but it is unclear now what will happen. we will bring you more of the story as we get it. we are going to spend a few minutes looking at the state of turkey's economy because it is facing two crises -- soaring inflation and a collapsing currency. in the middle of this is president erdogan and his unorthodox economic policy. have a look at the value of the rkish lira. it has fallen 7% in last day, 30% in the past month, 48% in the past year. as the currency is worth less, food prices are soaring and that is feeling discontent. this was a protest and is temple on sunday and there are concerns we heard from two people who took part. >> we feel bad. it's such psychological pressure. we can't afford to take care of our homes khmer children. please let us

well, it's been 10 years now since harry dunn lost his wife. and this moment today is huge, step in the right direction towards justice for harry's on family. that says unsecured, as the woman who's accused of killing hurry done is to face criminal proceedings right here in the united kingdom early next year. so the 44 year old wife of the us diplomat, fled to the united states, claiming this diplomatic community. shortly after the incident that occurred on august the 27th of 2019, she was late to charge by causing death by dangerous driving, an extradition request to face the justice system here in the united kingdom was refused. now the initial refusal was made final by president trump and then reaffirms later on by president show fight. and so today really is a monumental moment for the family who say they are feeling incredibly overwhelmed and emotional. when hearing this news, of course, we know that charlotte done the mother of harry donaldson, relentlessly, pleading for this moment, saying all she wanted was to see on the coolest face. t

a punishment for dunne hasn't been announced yet. chelsea striker sam kerr was booked for knocking over a pitch invader in her side's goalless draw at home tojuventus in the women's champions league last night. at home tojuventus in the women's kerr barged into the man at home tojuventus in the women's as he ran onto the pitch at kingsmeadow, raising cheers from the crowd but was punished with a yellow card. after the game, chelsea boss emma hayes discussed player security. i don't know why he didn't wait until the end. he could have had a photograph if he really wanted one. but, jokes aside, you know, you have to do think about player safety. i think we have seen it. there is this sense that the players are more in demand, so i think it should serve as a reminder to us all in our stadiums and our stewards that they have to put player protection first. the football supporters association is urging fans to check how they will be impacted by a change in covid rules. from wednesday, fans in england will need to show proof of double vacc

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the crown prosecution causing harry dunn's death by dangerous driving. they reach that in 19, and she will face those proceedings at westminster magistrate court next month. a bit of reaction from harry dunn's mother, charlotte, who said she and herfamily mother, charlotte, who said she and her family feel very emotional after hearing that news, and overwhelmed having learned the news. it's all that they asked for, following harry's death. rescue teams are still searching for survivors of the wave of tornadoes, that hit parts of the of the wave of tornadoes that hit parts of the united states on friday, killing at least 94 people. there are fears the death toll could rise. presidentjoe biden has called it "one of the largest" storms in american history, and has declared a majorfederal disaster in kentucky, the worst affected state. kentucky's govenor has told a press conference he is expecting more loss of life and levels of destruction. andy beshear, the governor of kentucky, has been speaking in the last hour, where he gave this update on the rescue op

and school is fled back across the atlantic after her car collided with teenage motorcyclist harry dunn outside a u. s. military air base in england. the tragedy took place over 2 years ago after which mister coolest was accused of causing the death by dangerous driving. she claimed diplomatic immunity and was allowed to leave the u. k. the done family then filed an extradition request which was initially rejected by washington, but has now been granted. lawyers acting for school is previously admitted that she drove on the wrong side of the road before colliding with harry dunn. they say that's because she had only been in the u. k for 3 weeks and took the right hand lane. instinctively rad seager, an advisor for the don family earlier spoke with the program and said their long campaign for justice is finally making progress. we sort of feel this is a combination of almost 2 and a half years now of relentless, tireless campaigning for this appalling decision by the u. s. government should deny mary's family justice. we don't know why this happened. all we know was that it was a, it's a

after her car collided with teenage motorcyclist harry dunn outside a u. s. military air base in england, the tragedy took place over 2 years ago, after which mister colas was accused of causing the death by dangerous driving. she claimed diplomatic immunity and was allowed to leave the u. k. the done family then filed an extradition request which was initially rejected by washington, but has now been granted. lawyers acting for school is previously admitted that she drove on the wrong side of the road before colliding with harry dunn. they say that's because she had only been in the u. k for 3 weeks and took the right hand lane. instinctively rad seager, an advisor for the don family earlier spoke to the program. he said that their long cam jane for justice is finally making progress. we sort of feel this is a combination of almost 2 and a half years now of relentless, tireless campaigning for this appalling decision by the u. s. government should deny mary's family justice. we don't know why this happened. all we know was. ready that it was a, it's a ter

after her car collided with teenage motorcyclist harry dunn outside a u. s. military air base in england, the tragedy took place over 2 years ago, after which mister colas was accused of causing the death by dangerous driving. she claimed diplomatic community and was allowed to leave the u. k. the done family then filed a, an extradition request to which was initially rejected by washington, but has now been granted. lawyers acting for school is previously admitted that she did drive on the wrong side of the road before colliding with harry dunn. they say that's because she had only been in the u. k for 3 weeks and took the right hand lane. instinctively rad seager and adviser for the don family earlier spoke to the program and said that their long campaign for justice is finally making progress. we sort of feel this is a combination of almost 2 and a half years now of relentless, tireless campaigning for this appalling decision by the u. s. government should deny mary's family justice. we don't know why this happened. all we know was that it, it was a, it

harry dunn died when his motorbike was in a collision with car driven by anne sacoolas — in august 2019. mrs sacoolas had diplomatic immunity and was able to leave the uk after the crash. a british national is one of two people who have been taken into custody by prosecutors in sweden after a collision between two ships off the country's southern coast. rescuers say they have recovered the body of one of the two crew members on a danish barge — the other is still missing. still to come a bit later in the programme — how volcano experts are trying to work out how to give earlier warnings of eruptions — particularly following the deadly recent events in indonesia. and we'll look at how the man who was chief of staff in donald trump's white house could be about to find himself being held in contempt of congress. but first... president biden will go to kentucky on wednesday to see the impact of a string of tornadoes, which killed at least sixty four people there over the weekend. the age of those who died in kentucky ranged from five months to eighty six years. the search for survivor

harry dunn died when his motorbike was in a collision with a car driven by anne sacoolas, in august 2019. mrs sacoolas had diplomatic immunity and was able to leave the uk after the crash. california is to re—institute a statewide mandate to wear masks because of climbing rates of coronavirus infection due to the omicron variant. officials say rules on face coverings in all indoor public spaces will come into force on wednesday, and will last for at least a month. the golden globes used to be second only to the oscars as a huge event, full of glitz and glam, celebrating the stars of film and television. but they've become rather embrolied in controversy after it emerged earlier this year that none of 87 members of the panel voting on last years awards were black. that and complaints votes were being swayed with freebies led to hollywood agents advising their stars against working with the awards. well, this year's nominations have been announced, chosen by a new more diverse panel at a toned down event not carried by the big tv networks. whether it can regain some of its former prestig

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. >> harry dunn defended the capitol january 6th. he was there earlier this week when they voted for criminal contempt charges against mark meadows. thank you for being with us this morning. . >> good morning. >> what is your reaction to hearing the text messages, information being received by meadows? >> good morning, brianna. thank you for having me on. initially, i was shocked, disappointed with what i was hearing in the committee. we were being tweeted out to mark meadows in realtime. it was disappointing and a little hard to hear because it brought back some of the memories of that day. in what did it bring back? >> you know, just when they were talking about how bad it was, the arms standoff at the house door. just the memories of how bad it was that day. and going through our mind like when is this going to end and how is it going to end. will we ever get some help up here. >> listening to some police officers who have been through what you have been through, the insult to injury is reading those texts, which were very real. t

an independent disciplinary panel found dunne guilty of four charges, of conduct 'prejudicial to the reputation of horse racing' — over a seven month period in 2020. frost, who's one of britain's most successful female jockeys, said in a statement she would like to thank people for the support she's received, and that she'll take a few days to reflect on the outcome. the panel added it has real concerns about the weighing room culture in horse racing. practice for the season ending abu dhabi formula one grand prix will commence tomorrow with lewis hamilton and max verstappen both in the running to win the championship. the pair are level on points as they head into a winner takes all race, and the head of the red bull campaign says it will be a big deal if his team can beat mercedes to the title. this year up against the quality of opponents we have a mercedes, they've been a benchmark team the last seven years. nobody else is won in formula one for the last 11 years, between redbull and mercedes was up at the last seven in this hyper error they've been totally dominant. so to be a

that's what harry dunn says in "the daily" today. it not being investigated at all is exactly what every republican in the house of representatives and the united states senate, save for the two that are on the committee, and a few that voted to form that bipartisan commission stands for. the republican party stands for no investigation into a deadly insurrection at the u.s. capitol. it's -- i wish i could stop being galled and shocked by that, but that's where we are. >> yeah, i mean, my heart is just breaking every time i've heard from the capitol police officers and particularly officer dunn because i think that he represents both the courage and professionalism of the police officers on january 6th, but the fact that they show up to work every single day to stand in the gap for these, you know, republican senators and house of representatives members who refuse to even want it investigated at all. and so, you know, i'm glad that this committee has formed. it doesn't matter that the republican party largely rejected it, because i

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as churchill said of dunn kicker, wars are not won by evacuations, and i think bill is exactly right there. joe biden's election was not d-day. it was a critical battle. it is a sign that there is the capacity for progress in the country. joe biden is president. 81 million people want him to be president. the problem is so many people who at some level must know better think he's not, think that somehow the election was stolen, and they think it or they say they think it because an authoritarian has told them to think that. and that's the beginning of the end. to play one more churchill card, he once said we're not at the beginning of the end, but we are the end of the beginning. and so i think that what we face right now is a genuine crisis of citizenship. this is not -- let me put it this way. joe biden's not on trial here. you know, we poll on him and it's his approval rating. we should be polling about ourselves, right? i mean, this is about self-government. it's about popular government. it's about all of us making a decision about our habits of heart and mind, and are we, in fa

it is not just about warrick dunn. it is of aps of the frederick. -- it is of a piece of the frederick douglass quote. we are making constitutional errors and does have consequences. i am not saying this guy should be executed because i am being consequentialist. we are making errors that are harming real people, and we need to stop. we need to return to a proper understanding of the constitution. it is important to make a distinction between what justice thomas is doing when he is talking about consequences and a call for a consequentialist constitutional law. they are not the same thing. it is good to acknowledge decisions have consequences. it is bad to say we should decide what the law is based on what those consequences are. >> maybe i misinterpreted your glance over at me, breath think you might have something to say. >> the justice teachers classes with a lot of former clerks. he does teach a class where he talks about some famous cases and digs into the facts. i think he has always shown an interest, both as a

. ♪ >>> former president is endorsing alaska governor mike dunn leavy for re-election as he did four years ago but this time a very important catch. in a statement released tuesday, the former president said dunn leavy has his complete and total endorsement but this endorsement is subject to his nonendorsement of senator lisa murkowski who has been very bad for alaska. in other words, if mike endorses her, which is his prerogative, my endorsement of him is null and void and of no further force or effect. in the meantime, murkowski was one of seven republican senators and the only one running for re-election in 2022 who broke party lines voting with democrats to convict the former president for inciting the january 6th capitol insurrection. and joining us now to talk about this, former republican congressman from virginia, scott ridgel. and cnn political analyst ryan lizza. congressman ridgel, first of all, it sounds like, you know, used car salesman. you know, got to read the fineprint here in this endorsement, i suppose. have you ever heard of this kind of conditional endorsement be

go to autismspeaks.org >>> former president is endorsing alaska governor mike dunn leavy for re-election as he did four years ago but this time a very important catch. in a statement released tuesday, the former president said dunn leavy has his complete and total endorsement but this endorsement is subject to his nonendorsement of senator lisa murkowski who has been very bad for alaska. in other words, if mike endorses her, which is his prerogative, my endorsement of him is null and void and of no further force or effect. in the meantime, murkowski was one of seven republican senators and the only one running for re-election in 2022 who broke party lines voting with democrats to convict the former president for inciting the january 6th capitol insurrection. and joining us now to talk about this, former republican congressman from virginia, scott ridgel. and cnn political analyst ryan lizza. congressman ridgel, first of all, it sounds like, you know, used car salesman. you know, got to read the fineprint here in this endorsement, i suppose. have you ever heard of this kind of conditional

netflix documentary "the center will not hold," co-wrote along with her husband, author john gregory dunn, the 1976 movie "a star is born." ♪ i believe there's a best of both worlds ♪ but didion's own story of love and loss was her most acclaimed. she sat down with "nightline" in 2005. >> the first lines of the book have been quoted over and over again. >> life changes fast. life changes in the instant. you sit down to dinner and life as you know it ends. >> reporter: the year of magical thinking chronicles didion's life after her husband died suddenly while eating dinner. in 2013 she was awarded a national medal of arts in humanities by president obama. joan didion died of complications from parkinson's disease. she was 87. >> a true pioneer. that's "nightline" for tonight. you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to

the first historians will remember was when mousy dunn put out one in 1945, and the second one was dunn ping in 1981. now readvising of -- revising the historical narrative has been used in the past to set a stage for a whole new era in china and a whole new era for the rhetoric of the democrat party -- i mean of the communist party. most china watchers see this paper as a consolidation of power by the general secretary of the chinese communist party xi jinping. but to what end does he pursue? his rhetoric sounds more like mou than the chinese leader, any chinese leader since dunn xi ping. general xi's historical resolution reads as a break from china's economic policies, what we thought was moving towards a free market system since the 1980's. and until the last few years i would say it was moving towards a free market system. but it's too late to turn back now, right? well, don't be so sure. the soviet union pursued its new economic policy as a short-term effort to strengthen the state before returning to a more purer marxism. in a similar vain -- vain, xi has been crocking down on no

separate tribes tribes with their own tribal homeland, et cetera, so by the time we come to south to dunn and independent of south to done south for that is already being ruled as a separate set of separate tribes. each tribe with its own homeland, each tribe rates its customary law. each tribe with his customary chiefs. so this is the country that blows open after south to guns, independence in 2013, 2011, because each tribe more or less, want it quick, quick sidebar. since we're talking about the deep historical roots a you, you talk about this idea that i think most people have the arabic zation of, of the world as we knew it. then you have a problem with the way it's been talked about that to falls into your criticisms of the way we of been deceived in our history books. as far as arab conquests influence within societies that worked well. if itemization gives the idea, did the art of his migrate and occupied, calculated different countries and controlled it, but the others were very tiny. so what does our, by zation itemization men that those who or the local population itself became

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clay is being carved by hand on this reproduction of a buddhist sculpture from the mogul cave near dunn, hong and china's far northwest leader still go went bowl ne, did with the yacht, the illness he knew we believed food is our job to make it possible for the viewer to have an experience as if they had actually seen the real object themselves. to be on this gay, the wall for they will struction is a part of human nature. but i believe that we also have the power to restore, to put all this artist and scientist must saki me. azako leads the project which uses modern technology to super clone cultural heritage and take audiences back in time to go on. this alone is shiny gold. same as when it was built, should there been an article this can be seen in both a record and both? no one you can, but i think it's very rare to find an actual reproduction like this in order for your corpus children. joe was want to confirm up, didn't have to do all the missing parts. i have been replenished, who actually was bit quoting model is nautica whom with them. but i know what this is one way to go beyo

this is the dunn family home on onyx court, not that it doesn't have -- nothing it doesn't have, from the gift wrap and covid-19 safe santa. >> bernardo is the man behind this magic. he posted his work on our kpix instagram page with the message, hope you can come by in person and leave your troubles behind. bring back that inner child of yours. there is a special scene set up for visitor photo ops guarded by a pair of nutcrackers. >> what's your electricity bill? >> i was wondering the same thing. >>> email us your photos and videos, bay area bright spots, and maybe we emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. ann

ah, go minute. joshua is tish yan dunn. the chinese state has a lot of funds and it subsidized as companies to buy wood abroad because they're not supposed to cut down chinese oaks in the cuckoo was this creates unfair competition and could quickly destroy the european belgian french and german timber industry. r y law badge of wholesale more global demand is thus taking over belgium's local timber markets. but china is buying up would all over europe to protect its own native forests. so what should be done? should there be a fixed quote for the european market or an export ban on unprocessed would. and should these measures only target china? off to roll demand for wood has spiked all over the world. really emmanuel def i use is a forestry expert who offer norco. he cautions against any rash, ill considered actions live in for bah, who called on the lashing on block, we should not condemn china across the board. a shin, how much we need to recognize that for many years the china bought our low grade would and was our valu

with me are sienna rodgers, editor of labourlist and tom newton dunn, chief political commentator at times radio. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... �*let it flow, let it flow, let it flow�*, reads the metro — as the health secretary says there's no need to cancel christmas plans but urged people to get their boosterjab. the i says the government agrees a two—year supply of extra covid jabs to bolster the booster programme. the guardians editorial has the story — to has the story — provide against the new potential new to provide against the new potential new variance. to provide against the new potential new variance. gps may be allowed to stop monitoring millions of patients with underlying health conditions, to deliver on the booster drive. the yorkshire post warns nativity plays are at risk, as cases of the omicron variant continue to rise across the uk. moving away from covid, the ft says the us are delaying plans to lift trump—era tariffs on uk steel over the row of the northern ireland protocol. so let's tuck in we are going to start with the metro newspape

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