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Know who she gave the other three tickets to. we don t know what was plagued. we don t know anything yet to put billboard. i think his on it yeah investigative reporting. i do right. so in this thanks so much sure, thank. and still ahead. who will solve his final puzzle? patsy jack, about to take one final spin as host of wheel of fortune june 19th cnn bridge juneteenth with special performance is by john legend, hadi mobile, smokey robinson. everyone she celebrated juneteenth, celebrating freedom and legacy. wednesday, june 19 at ten on cnn actually have works first he makes it last held the power so you can rise from paying i see at morgan stanley old school hard work
Common sense. you think where would the hotspots be? outside of a station where people are looking for directions on their phone. try to avoid that, maybe stay in the ticket lobby. and try to use headphones if you are making a call. 22 minutes past six. rob burrow s legacy, and his huge impact on the motor neurone disease community is hard to overstate. the rugby league legend made it his mission to raise awareness of the disease after he was diagnosed in 2019. along with his friend and former teammate kevin sinfield, he raised millions of pounds, and funded an mnd care centre in his name. a story we have followed in great detail over the years on breakfast. his work and life touched millions of people, and none more so than the medical staff who treated him, as graham satchell reports. rob burrow with his wife lindsey at seacroft hospital in leeds.
Season, and some of the issues and debates that are happening in the u.s. on an every day basis. by tapping into the very broad support, respect, and reverence that the american people, regardless of their political party or what candidate they favor now, what they feel toward the world war ii generation is a way to sort of hasten the call that there are new kinds of challenges today for americans who can be active in new ways. it s not scaling the cliff at pointe du hoc. it s not storming the beach at normandy. there are other ways americans can engage politically, serving their communities, doing all of the things that support democracy and the values at stake here. that s what the president really wanted to do is to connect, history that matters, that was decisive, that all americans feel a sense of legacy, and to put it in the modern context, knowing there are debates among families, neighbors, coworkers, citizens among us who view the election season very differently
Today, joe biden is asking the american people to honor the legacy of those heroes gather here today just not just to honor those who showed such remarkable bravery on that day, june 6, 6, 1944 so listen to the echoes of their voices, to hear them because they are summing us. and there s somebody that s now they ask us what will we do? they re not asking us to scale these cliffs, but they re asking us to stay true to what america stands for. they re not asking us to give a risk our lives. but there are asking us to care for others in our country more than ourselves they re not asking us to do their job they re asking us to do our job to protect freedom in our time to defend democracy, to stand up progression abroad. and at home
Americans, i refuse to believe. i simply refused to believe that america s greatness is a thing of the past i still believe there s nothing beyond our capacity in america when we act together for the fortunate heirs of a legacy of these heroes those is scale the cliffs 22 hoc who was also be the keepers of their mission. the keepers at our mission the bears, the flame of freedom. but they kept burning bright that, that is a truest testimonial to their lives or actions every day to ensure that our democracy endures and the soul, our nation endures to come here sibley to remember the ghost, the point to hoc isn t enough. we have need to hear them. we have to listen to them we need to listen to what to add we need to make the solemn vow to never let them down god
D-day early? that issue. would you have left d-day early? l that issue. would you have left d-day early? i didn t that issue. would you have left d-day early? i didn t go - that issue. would you have left d-day early? i didn t go to - that issue. would you have left . d-day early? i didn t go to d-day, that issue. would you have left - d-day early? i didn t go to d-day, i think what happened d-day early? i didn t go to d-day, i think what happened was d-day early? i didn t go to d-day, i think what happened was very - d-day early? i didn t go to d-day, i i think what happened was very wrong, ithink think what happened was very wrong, i think the think what happened was very wrong, i think the prime minister has apologised for that but what i also think it apologised for that but what i also think it is apologised for that but what i also think it is important is we honour their think it is important is we honour their legacy. they fought for our freedom their legacy. they fought for our freedom. unless we are spending the film freedom. unless we are spending the right amount on defence we can t honour right amount on defence we can t honour that legacy. the baseline for our equipment programme is 2.5%. if you are our equipment programme is 2.5%. if you are not our equipment programme is 2.5%. if you are not committed to spending that over you are not committed to spending that over the period it needs to be spent, that over the period it needs to be spent. you that over the period it needs to be spent, you are not funding defence, and i spent, you are not funding defence, and i have spent, you are not funding defence, and i have tojust mention also the cornerstone and i have tojust mention also the cornerstone of our is our nuclear deterrent cornerstone of our is our nuclear deterrent and you need more than submarines, sailors and warheads to deliver submarines, sailors and warheads to deliver that submarines, sailors and warheads to deliver that. you need credibility and its deliver that. you need credibility and its too deliver that. you need credibility and its too late for labour on credibility. angela rayner voted recently. credibility. angela rayner voted recently, along with the guy that wants recently, along with the guy that wants to recently, along with the guy that wants to be your foreign secretary and half wants to be your foreign secretary and half the labour front bench, to end our and half the labour front bench, to end our nuclear deterrent and you are doubting they would use that, she might be prime minister in four
I break bad news in a room which doesn t even have windows. it s a cold, heartless clinical room. this centre will provide that space where, once you leave the room, you can have a private space to grieve in, to plan in, a place where patients will feel welcome. a place where you can, you know, there is no clinical coldness. it is a warm, welcoming space. yeah. this is much better for parking. the new centre will be a physical reminder of the difference rob has made. but his legacy goes much further. if we made a diagnosis, they didn t understand what mnd was, whereas now they ll say, oh, that s what rob had. so people might have known the basics, that it affects mobility and speech, but actually rob really showed them, in a human way, in a family way, how that affects someone. the level of understanding
Thank you, boris. of course. still to come a selloff right-wing conspiracy theorist, alex jones jones has agreed to liquidate his assets. what this means for sandy hook families to whom he owes more than $1 billion in damages june 19th cnn celebrates juneteenth with special performances by john legend, eddie lewbel, smokey robinson everyone s your celebrated juneteenth, celebrating freedom and legacy. wednesday, june 19 at ten on cnn imagine a future where plastic is not wasted. but instead remade over and over into the things that, keep our food fresher our families safer and our planet cleaner to help us get there. america s plastic makers are investing billions of dollars to create innovation data products, and new recycling technologies for sustainable change. because when you push for smarter
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