Cheering. it s loud, it s proud, and it is back where it all began. the pride march took to the streets of london once again, led by the gay liberation front, who started it in 1972. generations came together under the rainbow flag, including 17 year old erin, and her mum vicky, who travelled from leicestershire. i came out this year to my mum as bi, and i have always wanted to come to one of these festivals, and when i discovered we would be down here, because we went to a guns n roses concert yesterday, i asked if we could go, and my mum was so for it. i am so proud of erin, i really am, and to see everybody today, it is the most amazing experience. for others, it was a homecoming. jamison went to his first pride 46 years ago. it is wonderful now, i to see the progression of what it was, and -
It s also the 50th anniversary of london s first pride event. 0ur lgbt and identity correspondent lauren moss reports. cheering. it s loud, it s proud, and it is back where it all began. the pride march took to the streets of london once again, led by the gay liberation front, who started it in 1972. generations came together under the rainbow flag, including 17 year old erin, and her mum vicky, who travelled from leicestershire. i came out this year to my mum as bi, and i have always wanted to come to one of these festivals, and when i discovered we would be down here, because we went to a guns n roses concert yesterday, i asked if we could go, and my mum was so for it. i am so proud of erin, i really am, and to see everybody today, it is the most amazing experience. for others, it was a homecoming. jamison went to his first pride 46 years ago.
17 year old erin and her mum vicky, who travelled from leicestershire. i came out this year to my mum as bi and i ve always wanted to come to one of these festivals. and finally, when i discovered that we d be down here anyway, because had a guns n roses concert yesterday, i asked if we could go and my mum was so for it. i m so proud of erin i really am. and to see everybody today, it s the most amazing experience. for others, it was a homecoming. jamison went to his first pride 46 years ago. it s wonderful now to see the progression of what it was and what we have become. it s thought around 30,000 people took part in the parade today, passing some of the route the original march took in 1972. it is one of the most colorful celebrations in the country, but pride is still a protest at its heart. not being complacent. we saw this time last week in oslo, hours before their pride, a terrorist attack leading to two people being killed
Increases on record. i m talking about furniture, chicken, toys, baby food, all across the board here. in fact, brian there at the albany restaurant says that the price for a liter and a half of jamison is now up by $10 a bottle compared to last year. you can imagine that bottom line being hit very hard. he says i don t want to raise my prices, i love being a community restaurant, but i may have to soon. chris? yeah. you can understand why. joining us, republican congressman brian fitzpatrick from pennsylvania, co-chair of the congressional ukraine caucus just back from the poland-ukraine border with a bipartisan delegation. let s talk money first at home. you voted for the bill the house passed last night banning russian oil and energy productings after president biden announced that ban earlier this week. look, polls show the vast majority of american people support that. but when you support that, when you look at the gas price numbers and the inflation numbers, you wonder how long
Born to be there. you lose muscle mass and some of the coordination between your eye and your inner ear, but for three to four minute, it was probably spectacular. especially with the adrenaline looking out of the window and seeing the curvature of the earth and with the gentle landing, that allows you after ten minutes to be able to come out and bring your enthusiasm and energy to bear. and the excitement was so palpable, of course, from wally, but jeff bezos was just when asked would he do it again he said let me get this, hell yes! how soon can we refuel this thing? let s go! i should also point out, of course, dr. jamison, you re a physician, engineer and astronaut. all of those great talents come together and thank you for joining us. morgan chesky, thanks for joining us, as well from out there in the desert and turning to the other big story today,
hello, david. mr. jamison welcoming us to his classroom. i have a bunch of extraordinary people with me today. e niya johnson. peyton glover. kyndall atkins. antonio millbrooks. dashun roberts. each with their own greeting. and mr. jamison with the reason why. i want to say this to all the students across the country. you are going to be the generation that s going to change the world. tap into that potential and be unapologetically you. we love mr. jamison. good night.
Here s to a chance for more horizons. a chance to live longer. ask your doctor about chemo-free opdivo plus yervoy. thank you to all involved in our clinical trials. finally tonight here, the finally tonight here, the teacher who has memorized 250 very personal welcome backs. in memphis, tennessee, hickory ridge elementary school, mr. jamison had been doing it for years. 250 personalized handshakes. everyone is important. tonight, that fifth grade teacher back at it. welcoming his students back with a socially distanced handshake. a unique one for each student.
MK2 Films Boards Jonas Carpignano s New Feature A Chiara (EXCLUSIVE) Elsa Keslassy, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail MK2 Films has boarded Italian-American filmmaker Jonas Carpignano’s anticipated movie “A Chiara” which recently wrapped shooting in Calabria, in Southern Italy. Carpignano’s third feature, “A Chiara” is now in post and will be ready this summer. Carpignano made his feature debut in 2015 with “Mediterranea,” which premiered in Cannes Critics’ Week. His sophomore outing, “A Ciambra,” played at Directors’ Fortnight in 2017, was submitted as Italy’s Oscar candidate, and received an Independent Spirit Award nomination for best director. More from Variety “A Chiara” tells the story of 15-year-old Chiara whose close-knit family falls apart after her father abandons them in Calabria. Chiara starts to investigate to understand why her father disappeared and as she gets closer to the truth, she is forced to decide what kind of future she wants for herself.
Some cab, some jamison. jesse: $49.95. to make them carry an extra thing to carry water in is going to lead to a lot of chaos and a lot of fighting. i also need to stay hydrated. this is not the right idea. katie: bought, it will save the environment, jesse, what you are all about. jesse: i am about that, but i am also about saving my time on a flight. donna: but think about that, jesse. you can put one of these in your bags. they can open up a hydration station. the one but how are they going to charge you $9? dana: that s a thing. think of how much money you ll save.
Nbc s anne thompson is in jamison, pennsylvania. we see the line behind you there, ann. what s the scene? reporter: it s pretty amazing, and these are just the a through l s here. i am told that the line here was all the way out to the parking lot, which is amazing considering it is a miserable day here in buccs county, pennsylvania. the voter enthusiasm here is very high in part because there is a congressional race that could help determine who controls the house after the election, and we have a first term republican who s being challenged by a democrat. the man who is running all of this is jim murray. he is the how are you? hi, it s nice to see you. you run a restaurant during your real life. is it as smooth going through here voting today? no, the restaurant s a little crazy. everyone s been really great here. we re running a tight ship. reporter: how much how big is the turnout today?