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>> but it was her unflinching memoir, i, tina, which was made into a film called what's love got to do with it, the elevated turner to hold a level. >> do you realize you are a feminist hero one in america? do you realize that? >> i'm beginning to. you see, it wasn't something that i planned. i kind of see it as a gift, because of the life i lived, it had a meaning. and i think that the meaning was all of what is happening now. i think that i've never not had, if i hadn't given the story to the world, maybe my life would not be as it is. i believe. >> tina turner continue to perform and right, continued to love. in 2013, she married her longtime boyfriend erwin balk. she spoke about meeting him in the 2021 documentary. >> he was younger. the prettiest face, i mean, you
>> but it was her unflinching memoir, i, tina, which was made into a film called what's love got to do with it, the elevated turner to hold a level. >> do you realize you are a feminist hero one in america? do you realize that? >> i'm beginning to. you see, it wasn't something that i planned. i kind of see it as a gift, because of the life i lived, it had a meaning. and i think that the meaning was all of what is happening now. i think that i've never not had, if i hadn't given the story to the world, maybe my life would not be as it is. i believe. >> tina turner continue to perform and right, continued to love. in 2013, she married her longtime boyfriend erwin balk. she spoke about meeting him in the 2021 documentary. >> he was younger. the prettiest face, i mean, you cannot it was like saying, where did he come from? it was really so good-looking. my heart went boom. and it means that a soul has. matt >> a soul has met.
. at >> reporter: it was a saturday morning in july. the happy little world suburb of raleigh, north carolina, called cary, a place where a young family would aspire to if you were someone like hanna pritchard, for example. >> there's always lots of friend making going on through someone you meet. lots of cookouts and family functions. >> reporter: like the one in the neighborhood the night before. so hanna would have heard party stories that saturday morning from her friend nancy cooper. would. >> i hadn't heard from her maybe by like 10:00, i called her house. brad answered and he said, she went for a run. >> reporter: nancy was an athlete, training for a half marathon. brad cooper was nancy's husband. >> i was like oh, okay. when did she leave. he told me 6:30 or,,? it >> reporter: weird. if nancy had to cancel their meeting,
the precinct. >> how did they get away? >> midnight came. the midnight to eight shift at the police department came out of the precinct all got into their cars, and then you have the bloc clocked with cops and police cars. the limos were at the far end, so they used this kind of police gridlock to take off, get to the place they were going, which is where they were staying, a private residence, but these scooters and cars were not going to fly down the sidewalk into a sea of police. >> their concern was to not have the residents where they were located by these photographers? it was not so much, through the they were taking pictures of them. >> that was it. they were staying with a friend just a couple blocks away, and they weren't able to get there without bringing this parade of paparazzi with them. they didn't want to inflict that on the person that they were a guest. up >> next, when i talked to harry earlier this year, he talked with me about his mom's death and the car crash. i want to play that. >> you write, i hadn't been aware before this moment, talking about looking at the pictures of the crash scene, that the last thing mom saw on this earth was a flash bomb. >> yeah.
have the residence where they were located by these photographers. it wasn't so much -- i mean, clearly photographers were taking pictures of them. >> that was it. they were staying with a friend just a up couple of blocks away, and they weren't able to get there without bringing this parade of paparazzi with. >> max, when i talked to harry earlier this year for his book, he talked with me about his mom's death at the car crash. i just want to play that. >> you write, i hadn't been aware before this moment -- talking about looking at the pictures of the crash scene -- that the last thing mommy saw on this earth was a flashbulb. >> yep. >> that's what you saw in the pictures. >> mm-hm. well, the pictures showed the reflection of a group of photographers taking photographs through the window. and the reflection of the window was them. >> you only saw some of the crash photos. his private secretary and adviser dissuaded him from looking at the rest.
i think ultimately that was the major news story of the day. that's the right thing for the news channel to be covering. but, you know, there was no choice. where was the choice to find out what else was happening in the world? i think we have to recognise that this is an event that happens very seldomly. the last one was 70 years ago. i think part of the bbc's remit is to bring the nation together around big events. we're proud about doing that, and that's what we did with the coronation, and we saw that people came to us in massive numbers, you know, 25 million across television, many millions online plus on radio. and as i said, big, big numbers for the news channel as well. joanne, you do accept it was a major news event. can you see the case for warranting it being on all these channels? if i can say yes but no, how many channels can one person watch? if i hadn't been a staunch royalist, if i had been wavering,
wanted surgery. my surgeon saw the tumors on my abdominal wall. the tumors were so small, they don't grow in size. they grow in numbers. and then it was almost creating a wall on top of my abdominal wall. if i hadn't had surgery, i would have died in three months. it was going that fast. m meso mesothelioma is close by asbestos and i had no exposure to asbestos other than the baby powder by johnson & johnson and i was in disbelief that it was happening to me because of j & j. and i wanted to sue them. >> i have been working on talc powder cases involving johnson & johnson since late 2016. there are tens of thousands of
the tumors were so small. they don't grow in size. they grow in numbers. and then it was almost creating a wall on top of my abdominal wall. if i hadn't had surgery, i would have died in three months. it was growing that fast. mesothelioma is caused by asbestos and i had no exposure to asbestos other than the baby powder by johnson & johnson. and i was in disbelief that it was happening to me because of j & j. and i wanted to sue them. >> i have been working on talc powder cases involving johnson & johnson since late 2016. there are tens of thousands of people who have cases pending.
write this, i'm in a desertedth newsroom in the times dcly office. and the last year there's been only a smattering of people. row whenever i'm here with row upon row of empty desks, i'm mystified when i hear that so many of our twenty somethingr news assistants prefer to workt at home. at that age, i would have had a hard time finding mentors orde friends or boyfriends if i hadn't been in the newsroom and i never could have latched on to so many breaking stories if i hadn't raised my hand and said, i'll go . of course, she didn't really link the empty office problems to the d.c. government. oblems td.c.draconian, draconiag of the pandemic. but we know that she knows the truth. back in 2020, the angle worn blue states that they'd be lefto behind if they did not followd n georgia and florida and open up quickly and left behind.ic they were without foot traffic b or office buildingui workers. other businesses are suffering as well. now combine that with reimagine policing and you have a recipe
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