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I couldnt tell him. because how do you rationalise to a 100—year—old man that something so incredibly good can attract such horror? his was a life most extraordinary. at the minute, its hard, really, really, really hard, but the legacy is hope and joy, isnt it? and i think the thing that i feel is that other people are grieving too for him. and thats amazing in as much as he touched all those people. i dont want to pass on to them grief that is unrequited, you know, its ok, its ok, i think, ...

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Youre watching bbc news with me, laura trevelyan, in washington. christian fraser is in london. our top stories: as president biden tempers expectations on the reopening of schools, many are wondering, when will pupils be back in the classroom? well speak to the president of one of countrys biggest teaching unions in the next few minutes. after nearly 20 years of bitter conflict, nato leaders debate whether to stick to a may deadline to pull thousands of troops out of afghanistan. also in the pr...

Virus, a curse. the vitriol from a small minority on social media. we really had to use ourfamily resilience, our emotional resilience. and we never told him. because i dont think he could ever have understood it. i think it would have broken his heart, honestly, if we had said to him, you know, people are hating us. i couldnt tell him. because how do you rationalise to a 100—year—old man that something so incredibly good can attract such horror? his was a life most extraordinary. at the min...

Mission outside their traditional theatre of operations. staggering to think that this year marks 20 years since us led forces came into afghanistan to topple the taliban. now, the united states and nato partners are worried, if they pull out too quickly, that insurgent taliban forces could overrun major cities, including even kabul. but the taliban are warning them, if they dont keep the commitment under this deal signed last year to pull out all foreign forces by the 1st of may, that taliban w...

What americans need in texas right now. >> reporter: governor abbott calling for an investigation into the power braid calling the electric reliability council anything but reliable. todd: from the texas public policy foundation, states need energy backups to avoid the backup, what we are seeing in texas. >> wind and solar produces in texas and across the country are not responsible to produce power when needed. that is not valued in america. the wind and solar you have on the grid. unless it is...

Thats going to be cold. thats going to be nuclear. >> over the years texas has diversified its energy production, investing more heavily in solar and wind. environment to groups like the sierra club have also celebrated this texas has shut down some coal-fired plants. now some including "the wall street journal" argue texas has gambled too much on renewable energy. the paper writes "power shortages show the folly of eliminating natural gas and coal. democrats insist theres no one single energy s...

>> it is just a lie that wind turbines, green energy are the root causes of the problems in texas right now. they wanted turn it into cultur war, its about the libs dont want you to have. >> we dont have to have politics about where we get our energy delighted on the lines o abortion or policing. >> chuck, your response? >> i think he needs to understand more about physics and how electricity works. it needs to be generated the moment it is consumed. you cant store wind power without massive and...

Have is a baseload you can count on. that is going to be natural gas, coal and nuclear. >> it would be used texas has diversified its energy production investing more heavily in solar and wind. environmental groups have celebrated as texas has shutdown some coal-fired plants but now some, including the wall street journal argue texas has gambled too much on renewable energy writing, quote, power shortages show the folly of eliminating natural gas and coal. democrats say there is no one single en...

Of the above energy strategy. windmills in the wintertime for record cold and the real problem is what they want to do is expand, 4% of our energy, 3.8% comes from solar and wind combined. 80% come from fossil fuels. the biden administration, they want to get 4% and convert it to replace 80%. and in 10 years, 12 years, 15 years depending on the plan. todd: would you say the less push the green energy, to use solar and wind cost lives in texas? >> it may have. there will be all sorts of investiga...