And wrong, criminals and safety, it represents the line and the police officer who this people would call on if she was in trouble. the toughest job, especially when it officers killed in a line of duty, you must acknowledge and display this and respected. especially if you want to have a civil society. why not be a little bit more respectful towards law enforcement and reach out. you elect these people and they come up with these unique decisions like this. frankly i m surprised they are not flying the palestinian flag. kayleigh: i am too. meanwhile the widow, she is left with two young sons to raise, the husband is gone. here s what she said as she honored her husband. to my husband, you were not just my husband, uni home, my heart.
You re in this forever war, an unending conflict, because so much of that history is unresolved. you have an unending conflict about abortion. you have an unending conflict about guns. you have an unending conflict about race. so much of the history is unresolved. what i also say is division has so often been the default. if you go back to the founding days of the republic, victory over the british brought independence, but it didn t bring an instant sense of nationhood. it wasn t until 50 years later that america really had a national consciousness. america has always been divided, and we are seeing those divisions playing out now. richard haass. it seems what you re offering up is a true glass half empty view of the country. of course there s divisions. of course there s differences. first, tell me the society or country that doesn t have them. what marks a country, i would argue, is not the absence of differences, it s the ability to deal with them.
Year, and marks the end of volunteers week, which celebrates the contributions millions of people make in their free time. tim muffett has been meeting some of them. it s notjust the well being of bees that s a priority here. we ve planted loads of plants for the bees to kind of get their food and nectar and their pollen. this social enterprise promotes community engagement and the benefits of volunteering. so, we ve been going for, like, ten years now, and i think, basically, we wouldn t exist without volunteers, really. this morning, bee urban s base in kennington park in south london saw the launch of the big help out 2024. volunteering is the lifeblood of this country, we are so reliant on volunteering across our society and in our local communities, and we know that after the covid 19 pandemic there was a huge decline in volunteering numbers, so, this is a chance to help as build this is a chance to help us build a new generation of volunteers. the big help out began last year as part of the king s coronation celebrations. the idea was to use that
Part of this conflict, this battle, whatever this moment is, however we describe this right now where people are so polarized. it is bigger even than sports. men and women s bathrooms because of how they identify. i remember a time if there were a man in the bathroom we were told to say something, speak up. we are in a different spot now. we should talk about it openly as a society and see where we all are. conservatives are tearing into hillary clinton on the social post yesterday. 80 years ago thousands of brave americans fought to protect team see on the shores of normandy. this november all we have to do is vote. one critic wrote comparing the sacrifices to retake europe to democrats voting against donald trump sick and disgusting. world war ii veterans deserve so much better than this. jason. the idea that hillary clinton
Learning how to be allies learning how to cooperate. and i talked about in the chapter of the book where that we ve talked about the build-up. i call it the american invasion because long before you have the allied invasion didn t of europe, you have the american invasion of great britain as we move 1.4 million personnel over there in 43 and 44. and what that culture clash meant for the military s, for the government and society. yeah, it s that is a beautiful story in itself, which is in your book when the sea came alive it is a gorgeous book and it s just so important as these voices are no longer with us. so garret, thank you so much for talking with us about it really, really, really appreciate it. thank you so much and ahead, call it a mixed bag. the may jobs reports smashing expectations, but will that make it harder for the federal reserve to cut interest rates? we re going to dig into the numbers plus members of congress commemorating d-day with their own parachute jump
Official if she was concerned by these reports. official if she was concerned by these reorts. ~ , , , ., these reports. absolutely. they are human beings these reports. absolutely. they are human beings and these reports. absolutely. they are human beings and they these reports. absolutely. they are human beings and they are - these reports. absolutely. they are human beings and they are in - these reports. absolutely. they are i human beings and they are in rwanda. it breaks my heart to think that somebody may not feel safe in this country, especially when we have worked very hard to make this country safe for everyone, which is why i believe it is peculiar that in this country, with very low crime rates, where everyone can work at all hours of the day and night, safely, that they would feel unsafe. she tells me there is no similarity between this group and those who could be sent from the uk who would be fully supported and integrated into their society. but when i asked these migrants what their message would be to asylum seekers, they all say the same thing. don t come. neither the conservatives nor labour responded to our questions about this group. the conservatives say sending some asylum seekers to rwanda will help deter vulnerable migrants from making perilous crossings, while labour says it would scrap the plan, describing it
If it s not an incarceration sentence. but also recognizing the moment in time and whether or not imposing a sentence with incarceration would be a worse impact on society and cause more tumult than it would if he didn t impose one. so, i think it s it s obviously a tough call. but i think a reasonable exercise of judgment, it can go either way here. andrew, i keep thinking of all the dogs that haven t barked, right? i say that as someone who has two dogs that rarely bark. the idea that new york city was going to burst, right, if trump was put on trial. you were down there every day. there was a space for the protesters. they never needed more space, is the most generous way to describe the enthusiasm of trump s supporters.
Terms of wealth. harlan crow is able to, as a member, bring a guest. it costs him about $3,000 times each time justice thomas goes with him. it s the mukety mucks of the rich. it s out of a scary movie about world domination, and frankly a supreme court justice shouldn t be within 3,000 miles of. so put a pin in that. that s so interesting. here s clarence thomas talking to 60 minutes talking about what he wants us to believe he likes to do in leisure time. what kind of engine. an 8-v 92. one of his passions is this 40-foot-long motor home you find
More energetic and young. and so they campaign, the biden campaign, has to get their arms around that because the biden messaging is fantastic the biden legislative agenda has work he s done more for working class people, then donald trump did 2017 to 2021 but you ve got an issue there. and unfortunately in our society now, these elections are popularity contests and not hiring decisions. and so they have to come up with a strategy to expand the net of the biden independence. and so less than dr. phil is a great guy i don t know what he charged for that therapy session with donald trump, but it was a therapy session. and laced underneath all of that double entendre because donald trump will say two things at once. and then his adversaries will pick up on one thing. and the people that are supporting and we ll pick up on another. and so he s saying he doesn t want revenge. revenge
Gets a high level of public spending then england, scotland or wales. but then england, scotland or wales. but the parties will say because of special circumstances here, this is a post conflict society, northern ireland still needs more money to run services to the standard people expect. so while there will be no local voices in tonight s debate, ears will perk up if the voices talk on issues that people in northern ireland will be particularly interested in. of course nigel farage, architect of the brexit vote, certainly anything he says might vote, certainly anything he says mih. , ., ., vote, certainly anything he says m|.h|, ., ., ,, , ., might pertain to issues in northern ireland. chris might pertain to issues in northern ireland. chris page, might pertain to issues in northern ireland. chris page, thanks - might pertain to issues in northern ireland. chris page, thanks for- ireland. chris page, thanks for that. we continue to watch some of the arrivals here in london, but i think we can go now to the regions. can we go to glasgow? i think we can go to glasgow, our colleague in glasgow, georgia roberts, standing by for us. what will they be