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Leigh anne tuohy said, we still love him now, he is still our son. he is now suing them and to be clear, michael lewis, and the book, you can have a movie that is fabulous and makes millions and you dont get anything out of it. they all got small payments, according to the family. and sean tuohy said on a podcast, he said, we were text messaging each other in 2020 and 2021, weve got it, they are a little blind sided. the family feels blind sided and seem to be very hurt by all of this. >> emily:...

The initiative will make a "huge difference" in how some Kiwis are able to watch TV.

Ive been in this country for about 32, 33 years. i decided to retire in thisjob. but now he feels his employers dont value him. so i decided to give my all to protect people. but you know, its like they are blind, they dont see anything that we are doing, we are offering to them, they dont see it. they dont recognise it at all — very bad. abrahams job is just one of many that is considered insecure, where there are no guarantees of hours or earnings. insecure work is growing and new data from ...

Than a less than 10% increase in white workers. our community affairs correspondent ashitha nagesh reports. i start seven o�*clock. so, 12 hours, it�*s a long shift. yes, 12 hours. it�*s 7am in central london and security guard abraham has just finished his night shift. he�*s on a zero hours contract which allows employers to hire people with no promise of work. abraham�*s hours have just been cut. i�*ve been in this country for about 32, 33 years. i decided to retire in thisjob. but...

I am so excited for whats in store, but i cannot believe this is only day one. i am one of the 340,000 people in the uk whos registered blind or partially sighted. but visual impairment is on a spectrum and everyone is different. and if youre wondering what i can see, its pretty much this, wherever i am in the world. when i first went blind, the world became a scary place, and i never dreamed that one day, id be going on a safari in africa. ive come a long way since those early days, but theres ...

It was reimagining things that i used to be able to see and now cant. the next day, it was time to leave nairobi and begin my journey to the masai mara with will as my guide. after a couple of hours on the road, it was time for a spot of lunch and a chance to use another of my senses that ive come to rely on more since going blind — and thats taste. jambo! jambo. oh, my gosh. it feels spiky, like a pine cone. what colour is it? its green... oh, yeah. it smells... ..and yellow. it smells like a...

In store, but i cannot believe this is only day one. i am one of the 340,000 people in the uk whos registered blind or partially sighted. but visual impairment is on a spectrum, and everyone is different. and if youre wondering what i can see, its pretty much this, wherever i am in the world. when i first went blind, the world became a scary place, and i never dreamed that one day id be going on a safari in africa. ive come a long way since those early days, but theres no doubt im going to need ...

For nine years. so thats what today was about. it was reimagining things that i used to be able to see and now cant. the next day, it was time to leave nairobi and begin my journey to the masai mara with will as my guide. after a couple of hours on the road, it was time for a spot of lunch and a chance to use another of my senses that ive come to rely on more since going blind — and thats taste. jambo! jambo. oh, my gosh. it feels spiky, like a pine cone. what colour is it? its green... oh, ye...

Tumors? >> it was one, but it would break out in grow again. so i was going blind. >> -- survived thyroid cancer, my brother gregg had -- >> before the blast, it is unclear what the manhattan project team knew about the health dangers of prolonged radiation exposure. but he declassified memo on the after effects, the groups chief medical officer said less than a week after trinity, the resulting death cloud, quote, was potentially a very dangerous hazard, over event almost 30 miles wide, extendi...

So thats what today was about. it was reimagining things that i used to be able to see and now cant. the next day, it was time to leave nairobi and begin my journey to the masai mara with will as my guide. after a couple of hours on the road, it was time for a spot of lunch and a chance to use another of my senses that ive come to rely on more since going blind — and thats taste. jambo! jambo. oh, my gosh. it feels spiky, like a pine cone. what colour is it? its green... oh, yeah. it smells......