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okay >> jimmy: this is angela bassett >> angela bassett. so, okay, i do one where -- i don't know if you guys have seen it, it's the "american dream," the michael jackson story, where she plays katherine jackson. and it's the moment where she finds out joe cheated on her and he comes in. "you a lie and you a cheat. [ laughter ] and i don't want you, i don't want you i don't want you." [ laughter and applause ♪ >> jimmy: wow! i've never seen that i've never seen angela - >> it's all in the lips and the shoulders. >> jimmy: that's a lot of -- that's so good >> thanks. >> jimmy: that is so good! man, you're so funny how about any musical impressions? >> musical impressions okay, okay you know, one of my friends, i do a little dibble dabbling of shakira. i can do a little something. let me get my -- okay [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you need -- do you need a mic or anything >> well, i mean if you got a a mic, i'll take it! >> jimmy: we always have a a microphone here. >> oh, you are prepared, jimmy >> jimmy: we always have them. we got whatever

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a tweet from a friend of angela rayner's said trying to sack angela was stupid, just plain offensive. minutes later, the speech and political journalists were reaching conclusions. questions for angela rayner, one issue came up. >> the reshuffle, how can i forget? i do not know the details. i have been concentrated on the job at hand. ros: the straight was still moving. at 11:54, a rayner ally resigned from the cabinet, saying she had received a call about the reshuffle. then at 12:30, an editor told us this is getting more confusing. it was confirmed there had been a conversation. there was also a caveat. >> we learned that they had had a conversation. angela rayner and here starmer this morning, but that did not amount to being consulted as well as team rayner were concerned. ros: the sun's political editor labored the -- labeled the leader mr. blind side. the daily mirror accused the rater team of being shameless and desperately trying to confect a row. it also quoted a spokesperson saying she was not aware of the detail of the reshuffle and was not consulted by 4:00 p.m., other th

until the 19th of december, if it's afterwards, angela merkel- if it's afterwards, angela merkel will he _ if it's afterwards, angela merkel will he a — if it's afterwards, angela merkel will be a historic— if it's afterwards, angela merkel will be a historic decorative. - if it's afterwards, angela merkell will be a historic decorative. that is so upside- _ will be a historic decorative. that is so upside. on _ will be a historic decorative. that is so upside. on that _ will be a historic decorative.- is so upside. on that negotiation, part of biden's pitch is look, i've spent my life time in congress. i'm the man, i walked across the aisle or my political life. i'm the man who can deliver. he hasn't been able to get it on his own side. the idea that anyone crossing the arm to vote with him. . ,, ., ., ,, with him. hearing stefanie talk, i 'ust wish with him. hearing stefanie talk, i just wish from — with him. hearing stefanie talk, i just wish from an _ with him. hearing stefanie talk, i just wish from an american - just wish from an american perspective that politicians could

angela rayner is directly elected _ they bracket. angela rayner is directly elected as _ they bracket. angela rayner is directly elected as the - they bracket. angela rayner is| directly elected as the labour's deputy leader and she cannot be sacked by sir keir starmer and this is the second reshuffle in a row where it has been publicly obvious that they are battling against one another, rubbing up against each other in a pretty irritable manner. what about the reshuffle itself? we do not know a great deal about communicators, sheep move to the area as a michael gove on the issue about levelling up and 60 customers and staff have finally emerged after three nights marooned in britain's highest pub. the lock—in at the tan hill inn began on friday evening when storm arwen brought heavy snow to the yorkshire dales. that night, an oasis tribute band was playing and the musicians have been stuck there too. our north of england correspondent danny savage reports. welcome to what many people this weekend saw as the most enviable location

angela rayner didn't hold back this week— step down. angela rayner didn't hold back this week and _ step down. angela rayner didn't hold back this week and has _ step down. angela rayner didn't hold back this week and has keir _ step down. angela rayner didn't hold back this week and has keir starmerl back this week and has keir starmer this morning whizzing, the whole thing reeks of like a sewer. you can hear the indignation in tony's voice is a long time follower of house apparel. it is unprecedented and we see that the tories are where they were referring to go on a couple points up. i appreciate we are all talking about is because we follow these things religiously. ijust don't know it beyond this media bubble of concern about this, i think we still have to wait and see. we have had so many examples of things we thought would break this chain and perhaps inspire some self reflection. we have talked about bouncy castle, the prorogation of parliament, etc, and nothing has stuck —— about the castle. you parliament, etc, and nothing

when the covid first wave hit germany, those were the first words of angela merkel. he is the most like angela merkel other candidates, but he will be more left-leaning, but infamously, angela merkel is also known for picking, some say stealing the best ideas from the social democrats and scoring points by making them her own, so i think we will see a level of continuity. that is what i heard out of the policy comments out of the ministers behind me just now. anchor: thank you for that. thank you both. we will look at more stories we are following. in sweden, parliament has elected the first female prime minister. she clenched a last-minute deal by securing key support from the left party with the promise to raise pensions. the social democratic party leader will succeed the outgoing pre-minister. relations between china and the u.s. have flared up after u.s. president joe biden invited taiwan to join more than 100 other countries at a virtual summit on democracy next month. china, which considers taiwan part of its territory, and russia are not invited. in la palma,

angela merkel a - ears to vaccination programme. angela merkel appears to be — vaccination programme. angela merkel appears to be the _ vaccination programme. angela merkel appears to be the only _ vaccination programme. angela merkel appears to be the only senior— appears to be the only senior politician talking of a fourth way but of course she is not running for reelection. i think politicians probably are aware of the pandemic fatigue that is out there but i wonder given that they are invariably blamed for the spikes, are they even though they are kind of the threat, are they wary of talking about it openly and honestly and is that part of the problem? mil and is that part of the problem? fill health is political to some degree always. i do think the pandemic in various countries and various places has been politcised and we certainly saw that in the us. people are tired and they have done their part and many of them think and they want to get through this. the thing is we do have tools. we have so many tools now that we did

angela merkel is headed to a crisis meeting _ up. angela merkel is headed to a crisis meeting today - up. angela merkel is headed to a crisis meeting today with - a crisis meeting today with regional leaders to discuss what she describes as a dramatic covid fourth wave. belgium, austria, the netherlands and sweden are also among those in europe who are increasing restrictions. so what impact will this have on economic recovery across europe? marc ostwald is chief economist & global strategist at adm isi. good to see you. can you give us your take on all of this across europe in so many countries where we see restrictions and lockdowns returning. restrictions and lockdowns returning-— restrictions and lockdowns returnina. ., ~ returning. we are. i think most governments — returning. we are. i think most governments appear— returning. we are. i think most governments appear to - returning. we are. i think most governments appear to be - returning. we are. i think most. governments appear to be trying to err on the side of not goi

eastern with a virtual event with angela davis. noam chomsky, angela davis, arundhati roy and winona laduke with others and musical performances. visit democracynow.org for details. we want to thank the thousands of people who have helped us over these 25 years, what an honor it has been to work with all of you and how many years more we look forward to. with my colleagues juan gonzalez and nermeen shaikh we thank you all for being with us for these 25 years. i'm amy goodman. - [me] i was good swier boy. was swimng in th oceabefore ias five. we just took breath and oked dow e water s glass ear. the spir of lighcame wn lika cathedl. itas like other wod. ani never rgot it so was hook. i tellou i wasooked.

eastern with a virtual event with angela davis. noam chomsky, angela davis, arundhati roy and winona laduke with others and musical performances. visit democracynow.org for details. we want to thank the thousands of people who have helped us over these 25 years, what an honor it has been to work with all of you and how many years more we look forward to. with my colleagues juan gonzalez and nermeen shaikh we thank you all for being with us for these 25 years. i'm amy goodman. >>> thank you for joining us. from our studio in tokyo, this is nhk "newsline." russian media are reporting that the death toll from an accident in a coal mine has rizzo ton at least 62. authorities believe a gas explosion likely occurred. the accident happened on thursday. local authorities say 285 workers were in the mine at the

angela? the floor is yours. angela: thank you all, what incredible discussion. dakota, so timely with what is going on in the nation right now, it is nice when we are planning something and we have current events and we can bring it all together. we so appreciate all of you. we appreciate the participants, and on behalf of our president, please continue to join us for these conversations. remember, your input is extremely important as we continue to look for programming content to satisfy your curiosity and help you explore and pour into the messages of

angela merkel is still talkini occupied crimea. angela merkel is still talking to _ occupied crimea. angela merkel is still talking to vladimir _ occupied crimea. angela merkel is still talking to vladimir putin - still talking to vladimir putin economically,, they are quite well tied to russian gas. she is also going to talk to the belarusian president as well. she has confirmed that today. are you at all concerned by the german attitude to russia and belarus? brute by the german attitude to russia and belarus? ~ , ., , ., , , belarus? we believe that germans see at a different — belarus? we believe that germans see at a different way _ belarus? we believe that germans see at a different way than _ belarus? we believe that germans see at a different way than the _ belarus? we believe that germans see at a different way than the rest - belarus? we believe that germans see at a different way than the rest of- at a different way than the rest of us. sometimes they talk about something from the second world where, how much russians

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"it's absolutely time to act" is the warning from the german chancellor angela merkel on the front of the telegraph, as she announces new restrictions to stop a fourth wave in central europe. the home secretary priti patel tells the times that the schengen agreement — which abolished many of the eu's internal borders with member states — had left france "overwhelmed" with migrants trying to reach britain. plenty to discuss, we will start with the real story and get stuck in with the real story and get stuck in with the real story and get stuck in with the manchester evening news. "second—class ticket for the north." £18 billion slashed from full fat high—speed railway networks democrat network. i won't ask you to repeat them all, but take us through the story, john. them all, but take us through the story. john-— story, john. the first thing to say is this story _ story, john. the first thing to say is this story has _ story, john. the first thing to say is this story has provided - story, john. the first thing to say is this story has provided a - story, john. the first th

angela _ the cabinet, it's a funny old world. angela merkel is germany's first woman chancellor, easily securing the majority she needed. the ma'ority she needed. attempts to fl a the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot-air — the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot-air balloon _ the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot-air balloon had _ the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot-air balloon had to _ the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot-air balloon had to be - fly a hot—air balloon had to be abandoned after a few minutes but no one seemed to mind. as a local colleague — one seemed to mind. as a local colleague put it, it isn't hot—air we need. — colleague put it, it isn't hot—air we need. it_ colleague put it, it isn't hot—air we need, it is hard cash. cuba has declared nine days of mourning following the death of adele castro. he developed close ties with this other union in the 60s, an alliance that brought the world to the brink of nuclear war in the cuban missile crisis. this is

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t what with the situation with angela ra ner? . �* what with the situation with angela ra ner? ., �* , ., ~ ., rayner? i haven't spoken to angela since the reshuffle _ rayner? i haven't spoken to angela since the reshuffle happened, i rayner? i haven't spoken to angela since the reshuffle happened, we i since the reshuffle happened, we have been getting a team together so we can get out into the country and listen to communities who want to rebuild their towns and villages. i have been through a lot of reshuffles over the last 11 years, i think the leader makes the decisions, the gaffer picks the team, that is how it goes and that is how it has always gone. i couldn't really care less about the circus around who is in and who is out, who is up and down, who knew and who didn't, i care about the fact that there are people across this country who deserve a better settlement and they have deserved it for a long time. all they have had is empty slogans and broken promises for the past ten years and i am determined that is going to change. you don't care about the circus but he ma

angela merkel has described _ the last 24 hours. angela merkel has described it — the last 24 hours. angela merkel has described it as — the last 24 hours. angela merkel has described it as an _ the last 24 hours. angela merkel has described it as an emergency - described it as an emergency situation, _ described it as an emergency situation, which _ described it as an emergency situation, which is _ described it as an emergency situation, which is why- described it as an emergency - situation, which is why germany's parliament — situation, which is why germany's parliament is _ situation, which is why germany's parliament is right— situation, which is why germany's parliament is right now— situation, which is why germany's parliament is right now deciding l situation, which is why germany's i parliament is right now deciding new measures. _ parliament is right now deciding new measures, including _ parliament is right now deciding new measures, including access - parliament is right now deciding new measures, including ac

i just met you, angela, because you were down here. you actually live in the apartment complex where the window overlooks the parade, and you saw this happen. tell me about that moment you stepped out on your balcony to watch the parade. >> well, i was watching it for my kids to say i wish you were here. then the next thing i heard were screams and turned my head and saw the car come and plow into the band that was just past my balcony at that point. it hit at least two people right away, rolled over both of them, and then continued down the road to -- by like people's park, which is at the end of the block, then kept going. it didn't stop. he did not stop at all, or she, whoever it was, but it kept going. >> did you hear gunshots as well? >> i did not. everyone says that, but i did not hear anything. all i heard was screaming and then people yelling out their children's names. that's all i heard. >> this marching band that you saw that this car had run into, you said this was a high school marching band? what kind of marching band? >>

i'll let angela go here. this is obviously a very shocking event for everyone who was, again, pamela, like we were saying in a scelebration mood. there was a marching band, families there, people we saw with small children coming through after we arrived just holding them tight, bringing them away from the scene here. so where we are is next to the incident command several blocks away from the parade route. they're trying to keep us back for obvious reasons and we're still just trying to figure out exactly what happened here tonight, pamela. >> of course. and it's just incredible hearing her recounting the story and just amid all of this, amid the mayhem, they don't know what is going on that they jumped in to help and help their neighbors amid the chaos. again, i mean, she said or other eyewitness said people were yelling, shots fired. we don't know if that was the case. the circumstances around but but for all they knew, it was wo worst-case scenario and they were jumping in to help. we know from the police

>> he did. >> that said angela, made nikki furious. nikki was upset, because he wouldn't answer her calls, but he would answer your call? >> yeah. >> they have a reaction, did she say anything? >> it happened so fast. i just remember her jumping up and running. >> detective slinger could see nikki leaving on the bar security video. did anyone follow, her try to come her back? >> yeah -- on the video >> he's like come on nikki, come on nikki. come back to the bar, we will bring you home. she just started hitting him. she told him let me be. let me go. and he said okay. >> at first neither angela, nor anyone else could figure out what had just happened. >> i'm like why did she go running? is that something i said. >> so she was more upset than what she was letting on in the by. she must have been to be running out like that. >> so not too far from here is where the mystery began? >> the mystery began when she left here, just a few feet from where we're standing. >> to try and solve the mystery, detective slinger reviewed all the text mes

thanks, angela. good afternoon. _ keir. thanks, angela. good afternoon, everybody. i keir. thanks, angela. good afternoon, everybody. we i keir. thanks, angela. good i afternoon, everybody. we are fortunate _ afternoon, everybody. we are fortunate in this country. voters may— fortunate in this country. voters may not — fortunate in this country. voters may not always agree with politicians. they often don't. but they can — politicians. they often don't. but they can trust that disagreements are sincere, that their representatives are acting in what they think— representatives are acting in what they think is the public interest, and that— they think is the public interest, and that we can resolve our sincere —— disagreements in debate and that the ballot _ —— disagreements in debate and that the ballot box. the vast majority of mps care _ the ballot box. the vast majority of mps care about our democracy, and they honour— mps care about our democracy, and they honour that trust. they don't earn _ they honour that trust. they don't earn millions from forei

they do seem to love angela merkel in france. it's going out to france with barbara -- let's goad to france -- let's go to france with barbara. you been doing this numerous times. these goodbyes and farewells for angela merkel. it is special about bidding her farewell in france? >> it really is the long tour in the long song of angela merkel's goodbye. what is special about this is emmanuel macron really gave her a personal farewell. something that seemed almost heartfelt because he really took all pains to turn this into a memorable event. they were greeted by emmanuel macron and his wife in the marketplace in the historical town. people crying long live mom, which seems the nicest appreciation of her long reig n and her specialness. the french regard her as an actor -- an anchor, the beacon of the western world. they appreciate what she has done for franco german friendship even though politically, -- emotionally, people seem to be attached to her. it is remarkable. emmanuel macron has given her the works. visiting a wonderful

of the labour party, angela ra ner. ., ~ ~ .,~ leader of the labour party, angela ra ner. ., ~ ~ ., rayner. thank you, mr speaker, and can i rayner. thank you, mr speaker, and can i share — rayner. thank you, mr speaker, and can i share the _ rayner. thank you, mr speaker, and can i share the opening _ rayner. thank you, mr speaker, and can i share the opening words i can i share the opening words from the fineness said regarding our armed forces and the tremendous work they do in also send my best wishes to all of those recovering in salisbury and give our sincere thanks to the emergency services that responded on that day and i would also like to wish all those elevating tomorrow a happy and peaceful diwali. now, let me start with something on which there should be agreement across all sides of the house. the independent standards process found that a member broke the rules and paid lobbying. the rules on page lobbying. surely the prime minister accepts that this is and should be a serious offence. yet we have seen reports that he will respond by scrapping the independent proces

and its deputy leader angela rayner who would deliver the plan in a speech. it was a chance to apply pressure on borisjohnson. but labour�*s leader had other plans too. here�*s the times telling us: "emboldened sir keir starmer plots labour shadow cabinet reshuffle". the story went on... "starmer may seek to get angela rayner on board before making any changes". bear in mind earlier in the year angela rayner refused to be moved in a reshuffle after labour lost a by—election in hartlepool. and angela rayner was asked about this new reshuffle on times radio�*s breakfast show. iam not i am not aware of any plans for every shuffle. i don�*t think there is any focus on that. there wasn�*t a particular focus on it — yet. the interview continued. at the moment everyone has been focussed on holding the government to account. that�*s what we�*re focussing on at the moment not whatjob you�*ve got. presenter: you�*d hear about it first if there was going to be one? rayner: i reckon that keir would tell me first, yeah." at 10:56 at10:56 p.m., five a

angela: i think taiwan is a redline on both sides. i would not be surprised if it gets touched on in this summit. i think both sides do not want conflict to break out. i think we were rift of taiwan is higher than it has been. having said that, it is still quite low, because neither side wants outright conflict. obviously it is a challenge. i think the u.s. will continue to strengthen its relationship taiwan to serve as a deterrent to potential conflicts coming from china. but that is the real thorny one, because neither side is going to want to make any concessions. and so, it's hard to see there would be any movement there. but if you take a step back, one of the top risks is geopolitics. the issue is u.s. china, a lot of really challenging issues. some issues we can make ground on, but others are quite intractable. even though the tone might be better, some issues like taiwan, the trajectory is not great for any kind of resolution, because the policies behind them are so entrenched. haslinda: does that mean that climate change is p

. >> angela: polenta. and what we do and this is the recipe of the house, i don't know where it comes from, we put in the water a piece of garlic. it will leave a flavour. >> yeah, yeah, that's nice, yeah. but you know a lot about the food of lombardy, this area. >> polenta in the ancient times, it was like the bread. you eat it warm with meat if you're lucky or you would have eaten it with cheese, or you would eat it just with butter. or my favourite dish as a child was polenta e latte, warm polenta and cold milk. >> you know, people from south of italy call us from north of italy 'polentoni' because we eat polenta. >> oh is that true, really? >> angela: usually you accompany it with juice and in this case we have e' un brasato. braised with wine, onions, carrots, celery. >> it's been cooked for hours and hours at a really low temperature. >> tucci: my god, it just falls apart. >> angela: we are also having pheasant, which is a rural tradition. >> tucci: oh wow, this is beautiful, yeah. >> i'm cooking now

angela has a perfect hand on her in the ring. >> angela, how confident after last year's win were you feeling that you were going to repeat again this year? >> oh, i don't think that that was ever a thought in our minds, truly. we wanted to come back to the show to give it our best shot and it just -- all the cards lined up the way they went >> angela, i should acknowledge that in the alexander house, this show is beginning a new negotiation this morning about with when and if there is a dog coming to us right now it's nice to say we are no competition. but there are 2,000 dogs that compete in this. can you take us into that atmosphere, this community and what a day like that is. >> it's incredible we're here at one again today and there's so much activity and so much energy, everyone is excited. the dogs are happy so it just makes for a fun thing. it's just wonderful to have that time to share together with your animals. >> such a special tradition in so many homes. my in-laws watch this. they love this every year. david, talk about the preparation that goes into this and the fact th

angela, what do you say? angela: well, i have a question for president biden which is back in april he said -- he talked about wearing a mask and he said it's a patriotic responsibility for god's sake. so i would love to know what has changed or if nothing's changed why is he not carrying out what he says is a patriotic duty? he could have avoided all this, the free market could have worked here. there was a sign on the door of the business. if he didn't want to play by the rules, he could have shopped somewhere else. instead, he committed this unforced error by breaking the rules on someone else's turf. maria: yeah. i'm still trying to understand kathy hochul's state of emergency in new york. i mean, this whole thing about this variant is just a head scratcher. we're going to take a break. when we come back, bowing to beijing, more companies and celebrities catering and tip-towing around the ccp while staying silent about the country's abuses. it all a starts right here next hour, "mornings with maria" is li

angela merkel did tell the e.u. leaders that she was going to make this call so, he did not come as a surprise, they did not find out about it in the headlines. some estonian politicians said this was the wrong way to handle this. no e.u. leader has spoken with lukashenko since august 2020, since the disputed elections when the e.u. agreed that lukashenko had stolen the opposion, thate was not legitimate leader. no one else has bestowed legitimacy upon him of giving, him a phone call, until angela merkel. so people are willing to see if any good comes out of this call. but there are people who think that no one on this side of that order should be speaking with alexander lukashenko. brent: it is interesting that the german chancellor spoke with lukashenko when this crisis was erupting the first person merkel formed was the russian president, vladimir putin. this begs the question tonight does the european union has a clear plan on how to bring this crisis to an end? guest: you know, we have spoken about this several

also coming up, and emergency pandemic meeting with german chancellor angela merkel. the man who will replace or later this week reportedly saying he is in favor of a coronavirus vaccination mandate for everyone in the country. plus, what is russia doing on its border with ukraine? nato foreign ministers are meeting to discuss worries over a possible invasion. france this does its highest honor on josephine baker, a black woman born in the u.s. gave hercog and spirit, to freedom to the french. ♪ i'm brent goff. to our viewers watching on pbs in the united states and a live view around the world, welcome. the netherlands today confirmed two people there tested positive for the new omicron coronavirus variant more than a week ago. the world just learned about the variant five days ago. worries are growing along with the list of reactions, which have included more and more travel restrictions. >> all of the world, countries are shutting their gates to international travelers. so great is the fear of the latest coronavirus mutation, omicron. that is despite limited rese

it looks like to fault angela merkel might become the second longest chancellor. until the 19th of december, - if it's afterwards, angela merkel will be a historic decorative. that is some upside. on that negotiation, part of biden�*s pitch is look, i've spent my life time in congress. i'm the man, i worked across the aisle or my political life. i'm the man who can deliver. he hasn't been able to get unanimity on his own side. the idea that anyone crossing the arm to vote with him. that seems to be for the birds. hearing stefanie talk, ijust wish from an american perspective that politicians could bicker. they barely talk to each other or look at each other these days. the short answer is, this isn't biden's old congress and certainly not the senate any more but if i could come back to the significance... of these two elections. this is a wake—up call for the democratic party. the clock is ticking now. there is real fear~ — we will see whether this works among a critical mass of democrats in congress, we'll see if they can get anything done and they have bro

angela and miss it -- angela in massachusetts. caller: good morning. thank you for working, john. i have two points. i have been hanging close since over 50 years ago. i have no carbon footprint. the only time i use a dryer is implement weather. today, i am hanging my sheets out and pillowcases right now. and i would like to send all of those people in our government a package of close pins and a close line to see if they would like to do as i do and i think i am saving a lot of money a year, probably $400 by not using an electric or gas dryer. number two, i am worried about rural america. propane gas is going to go up 59%. these people rely on propane. that is going to be the largest increase that we are going to have. it's really going to increase our oil supply in our gasoline. rural america, states like michigan, montana. these people rely on natural gas. that has been cut down. but the propane is what worries me. host: angela massachusetts. just a few minutes left in our open forum. an op-ed on the opinion page of today's washington post. it is by mitch mcconnell. the headlin

angela and miss it -- angela in massachusetts. caller: good morning. thank you for working, john. i have two points. i have been hanging close since over 50 years ago. i have no carbon footprint. the only time i use a dryer is implement weather. today, i am hanging my sheets out and pillowcases right now. and i would like to send all of those people in our government a package of close pins and a close line to see if they would like to do as i do and i think i am saving a lot of money a year, probably $400 by not using an electric or gas dryer. number two, i am worried about rural america. propane gas is going to go up 59%. these people rely on propane. that is going to be the largest increase that we are going to have. it's really going to increase our oil supply in our gasoline. rural america, states like michigan, montana. these people rely on natural gas. that has been cut down. but the propane is what worries me. host: angela massachusetts. just a few minutes left in our open forum. an op-ed on the opinion page of today's washington post. it is by mitch mcconnell. the headlin

angela merkel, having — sort last night. angela merkel, having discussed the situation with alexander— having discussed the situation with alexander lukashenko a day or so ago. _ alexander lukashenko a day or so ago. the — alexander lukashenko a day or so ago, the leaders have agreed to keep talking _ ago, the leaders have agreed to keep talking. the eu putting more diplomatic pressure on the belarusian leader too. i mustjust say that— belarusian leader too. i mustjust say that when you talk to people near _ say that when you talk to people near to _ say that when you talk to people near to the border, when you look at those _ near to the border, when you look at those pictures, one thing is clear. the situation for those people is desperate and as autumn draws into winter— desperate and as autumn draws into winter and _ desperate and as autumn draws into winter and winter deepens, people here fear— winter and winter deepens, people here fear this humanitarian crisis will simply— here fear this humanitarian crisi

we had angela rayner on the programme _ unpleasant. we had angela rayner on the programme and _ unpleasant. we had angela rayner on the programme and she _ unpleasant. we had angela rayner on the programme and she said - unpleasant. we had angela rayner on the programme and she said that - the programme and she said that people who have to isolate should be getting sick pay guaranteed, should we expect that the absolute —— allowance? we we expect that the absolute -- allowance?— we expect that the absolute -- allowance? ~ ., ., , , allowance? we have got the support in ace for allowance? we have got the support in pace for peeple — allowance? we have got the support in pace for people who _ allowance? we have got the support in pace for people who are _ allowance? we have got the support in pace for people who are told - allowance? we have got the support in pace for people who are told they | in pace for people who are told they have to isolate, the £500 payment from test and trace. we are hopeful this will be reviewed in thr

that was clear from angela merkel when she spoke to vladimir putin earlier today. her spokesman referring to that phone call and within the eu, there is an understanding that she is on her way out, that her influence might be waning. it is also clear that one area in which she can't play a role is by talking to vladimir putin, a leader with whom she has had a working relationship throughout her career as chancellor. both leaders have differences, but angela merkel has stressed time and time again the importance of having channels of communication with russia and there is hope that one of those channels but have an impact in the put go crisis. the big question now is how russia will react and what measures will russia clement to help try to resolve this difficult situation. brent: how much influence does germany have on the situation? it's hard to imagine that the president of belarus would be doing what he is doing without the blessing in support of the kremlin. >> angela merkel hopes that president putin could have influence and change things, but that is not the

their deputy leader, angela rayner, has this morning written _ angela rayner, has this morning written to— angela rayner, has this morning written to the independent adviser on ministerial standards, the report to the _ on ministerial standards, the report to the prime minister, asking him to investigate _ to the prime minister, asking him to investigate the transport secretary grant _ investigate the transport secretary grant shapps after reports in the sunday— grant shapps after reports in the sunday times over the weekend that his love _ sunday times over the weekend that his love of— sunday times over the weekend that his love of flying his private plane may have — his love of flying his private plane may have influenced decisions about government policy and the spending of public— government policy and the spending of public money. labour say that could _ of public money. labour say that could be — of public money. labour say that could be a — of public money. labour say that could be a potential breach of the rules _ could be a potential breach of the rules the —

olaf shots will be germany's new chancellor, replacing angela merkel. he will lead a coalition focused on fighting climate change. the amazing story of the afghan girls football team as they settle into life in portugal after escaping taliban rule. welcome to "world news america" on pbs and around the globe. we begin in georgia where a jury has found three white men guilty in the killing of ahmaud arbery. he was a black man shot jogging in february of 2020. a leaked video of his shooting became a rallying point in the black lives matter protest. the defendants claimed they were acting in self-defense while the prosecution said the men were dangerous vigilantes. lamech will has the latest from georgia. >> there have been times when this moment seemed a very distant prospect. >> we the jury find the defendant travis mcmichael guilty. >> they shout of relief came from the father of all ahmaud arbery who was shot dead in february of last year. two others were also found guilty of murder. they had all seen 25-year-old ahmaud running through the neighborhood

after the q speaking to both team angela rayner and team keir starmer, they were pretty irritated with each other. it emerged they had met this morning in person, they had talked about the reshuffle, but angela rayner said she did not know the details of it and that she had not been consulted about it, so for the second reshuffle in a row, the tensions between sir keir starmer and angela rayner, who is directly elected by labour's members to be debbie leader so cannot be —— deputy leader, so cannot be stacked the stump as for the reshuffle itself, we still actually do not have any official confirmation about who is going where. it official confirmation about who is going where-— going where. it was all about parliamentary _ going where. it was all about parliamentary standards. - going where. it was all about i parliamentary standards. yeah, going where. it was all about - parliamentary standards. yeah, so the focus was _ parliamentary standards. yeah, so the focus was meant _ parliamentary standards. yeah, so the focus was meant to _ parliamentary standards. yeah, so the focus w

amy: that is the scholar and activist angela davis speaking thursday. on the evening of december 7, we hope you will join us with angela davis and many others for a virtual celebration to mark democracy now!'s 20 foot anniversary. others will be noam chomsky, winona laduke, greta thunberg, danny devito, plus musical guests. you can visit democracynow.org for more information about the online event december 7 8:00 p.m. eastern time. we hope you will be there. well, speaking of education. we reported exnsively this month on how students and young people led the push to address the climate crisis at the u.n. climate summit in glasgow, where the largest contingent was fossil fuel lobbyists. now we look at how the fossil fuel industry is shaping climate education here in the united states. in texas, the state board of education is set to vote as soon as today on whether new science standards for middle schoolers should include climate change. the language they choose will ultimately dictate how books -- textbooks nationwide address the issue. this week the b

angela merkel is germany�*s first woman chancellor, easily securing the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot air balloon had to be abandoned after a few minutes, but nobody seemed to mind very much. as one local comic put it, "it�*s not hot air we need, it�*s hard cash." cuba has declared nine days of mourning following the death of fidel castro at the age of 90. castro developed close ties with the soviet union in the 1960s. it was an alliance that brought the world to the brink of nuclear war with the cuban missile crisis. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: at least 27 migrants have drowned in the english channel after their dinghy capsized near the french port of calais. ajury in the us finds all three defendants guilty of murdering ahmaud arbery, a black man outjogging in the state of georgia. president biden has welcomed the verdict. apple has sent alert messages to activists in several countries, warning their iphones may have been targeted by state—sponsored attackers. at least six thai activists and a dozen employees at an el salvadoran newspape

angela is an advertising executive on "who's the boss" leash what keaton who's an architect. >> they have professional up scale careers rather than just jobs. those are powerful fantasies for women in the '80s. >> i would like to think that i am a little cog in a big machine. a very little cog. >> in 1986, linda thompson went to cbs and said i just want to say what all women are about, opinionated and successful when given opportunities. >> linda wrote for "mash" and created an all-female workplace comedy we had not seen before. ♪ >> i am going to do what i always wanted to do. start my own decorating business and no matter how tight it is, it has no intention ongoing under. >> it was a great cast and writing. >> i can't seem to find any of my alimony checks. >> excuse me, they're right here in order of alphabetical husbands. >> i love the outrageousness of those women. >> they had an intelligence which was refreshing to see on television. >> y'all watching? >> they're just about to vote. >> in 1991, designing women takes on the clearance thomas hearings with anita hill. >> i deny

angela merkel is germany's first woman chancellor, easily securing the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot air - balloon had to be abandoned after a few minutes, but nobody seemed i to mind very much. as one local comic put it, "it's not hot air- we need, it's hard cash." cuba has declared nine days of mourning following the death of fidel castro at the age of 90. castro developed close ties with the soviet union in the 19605 — it was an alliance that brought the world to the brink of nuclear war with the cuban missile crisis. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. our headlines... at least 27 migrants have drowned in the english channel after their dinghy capsized near the french port of calais. ajury in the us finds all three defendants guilty of murdering ahmaud arbery, a black man outjogging in the state of georgia. china's birth rate is continuing to decline, with new data showing that it has dropped to its lowest level in 43 years. a report from the country 5 national bureau of statistics revealed that there are now fewer than ten birth