tracey story is the subject of a new documentary called, no title for tracey. >> what is the definition of a title? the oxford issue mary says it's a name that describes someone's position or job. it was 1984 and tracey was a senior at springfield high school. she had the highest epa, and was set to be number one in her classic graduation. to the best of my knowledge, racism was a thing of the past. even back then. people like rosa parks and rightly to king junior headset on the bus, or stood up to the system and change it happened. but had it? george floyd's death in 2020 reignited conversations about equality, and diversity across the nation. and afternoon with the few girlfriends in springfield illinois -- brought something to my attention. >>, tracey it joining us now after patiently waiting. so sorry, oftentimes when the president speaks we have to go live of course the broadcast it to the world. we are so thank you that you stuck around. we absolutely love your story. and so happy you are sharing it now. with us. this is insane. so, you are at the top of your class, doing incredib

in tonight's "eye on america," cbs's ben tracey shows us how two decades of drought is threatening a critical western water supply. >> reporter: it's hard to believe a place this beautiful is also a shadow of its former self. >> lake powell has mostly been on a decline for the past two decades. >> reporter: eric balken runs the glen canyon institute, which wants to restore the canyon that was flooded in the 1960s to create lake powell, the nation's second largest reservoir. >> this area that we're in right now is 177 feet below full pool. >> reporter: and when was the last time it was that high? >> full was in 1999. >> reporter: the top of that white bathtub ring is where the water used to be. satellite images show the dramatic impact of the 22-year- long mega-draught. the lake is now just 24% full. >> it looks like we can expect this to be a new normal. >> reporter: climate change is making the west hotter and dryer, threatening the colorado river system. it includes the manmade reservoirs of lake powell in utah, and lake mead in nevada, and provides water for 40 million people in s

the mother, tracey connelly, of baby p, he died after months of abuse. she could be now to read from prison, after the parole board rejected a challenge against its ruling to release her. now, she was jailed back in 2009 for causing or allowing the death of baby p, her 17—month—old son, peter. that was at their home in tottenham in north london back in 2007. now, there had been a request to re—examine the decision to release her, but that has now been rejected, so she could now be out ofjail within weeks after that bid to keep her behind bars for longer was rejected. it was a decision from the parole board, who have rejected that challenge to keep her in prison for longer. that case dating back to 2007 and the death of her son, peter, atjust 17 months old. voters have been heading to the polls today to have their say in a host of elections across the uk. in england, 146 councils are holding elections — including in major cities like sheffield, birmingham and london. in scotland and wales, all council areas are holding elections and in northern ir

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tracey connolly was jailed in 2009 after she admitted causing or allowing the death of her 17—month—old son peter at their home in north london. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford joins me now. this daniel sandford joins me now. was an infamous ca: time, this was an infamous case at the time, and this has clearly been a controversial decision.— time, and this has clearly been a controversial decision. many people build and under _ controversial decision. many people build and under the _ controversial decision. many people build and under the case _ controversial decision. many people build and under the case of - controversial decision. many people build and under the case of baby i controversial decision. many people build and under the case of baby p, | build and under the case of baby p, who suffered multiple injuries at the hands of his mother's partner and his brother. tracey connolly was told she would serve a minimum of five years in prison, but she would not be released while she was still a threat to the public will stop she was briefly released in 2013 and then

the parole board has rejected a government challenge against its ruling to release tracey connolly. ukraine says russia is "trying to destroy" the last group of soldiers holding the azovstal steelworks in mariupol. the kremlin denies storming the complex, but vladimir putin urges ukrainian troops to surrender. the world health organization says the true total of deaths in the covid pandemic is 15 million, nearly three times higher than had been reported. and the return of royal garden parties after covid, but buckingham palace says the queen won't be attending this year. hello and welcome to bbc news — interest rates have risen to the highest level in 13 years as the bank of england tries to curb soaring price rises. rates have gone up for the 4th time since december — from 0.75% to 1%. inflation, the rate at which prices are increasing, is also expected to hit more than 10 per cent by the end of the year — the highest level for a0 years. it's being driven by rising fuel, energy and food costs — partly due to the war in ukraine. and there's more bad news — the economy was

the parole board has rejected a government challenge against its ruling to release tracey connolly. ukraine says russia is "trying to destroy" the last group of soldiers holding the azovstal steelworks in mariupol. but the kremlin denies storming the complex. the coronavirus pandemic caused 15 million excess deaths around the world. that's according to new research by the world health organization, which reveals the true death toll from covid—19. if you don't count it, then it doesn't matter and i think here what we are trying to do is put numbers to this that we can see that each life matters. how many of these deaths could have been prevented, how do we do better next time? and scientists monitoring birds in an oxford woodland say they think spring now comes three weeks earlier than it used to in the 1940s. good afternoon, welcome to bbc news. the bank of england has increased interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point, taking them to 1%, as it tries to slow the rise in prices. it predicts inflation will rise to more than 10% this year — the highest rate since 1982. in

tracey flanders. i am calling about this very important legislation in support. i was ellis evicted in 2013 201n i received the notice. there were legal challenges. it was in 2016 that i was forced out. the point being that the building did then sell as a completely empty building for $4.7 million. the rents i was indeed offered my unit back at a price which was six times that of what it had been. other units were on the market and still on the market for $7,250 per month. $6,700. this is the reality. everyone who lived in this building worked in the neighborhood. it was an affordable rent. they were modest units. when i went to see my unit it was clear that they had maybe put in a few thousand dollars t repaint and put in a few new appliances. that was it. to then charge six times the amount of what it was when i had lived there is outrageous. we do have certain speculators doing this in north beach, in particular. i am really glad increasing the relocation amount means people have a better chance trying to remain in the city and above all if they could remain i

their work sent a text to tracey. >> there was a problem? >> best laid plans don't always work the way they are supposed to. >> they don't. >> coming up next tracy has bad news for law enforcement. but she? frantic >> shows a little frantic but we are more concerned with losing him. >> and then, derek, finally in custody. claiming he's a victim of a scorned woman. >> when things went south she was bitter and upset and hurt. probably a little scornful and want to revenge or whatever you want to call it. when dateline continues. when dateline continues. you look fantastic. it's jon. hamm, from the blind date we went on years ago. ah, the struggling actor who didn't believe he could save with snapshot based on how and how much he drives. i'd love to talk about it over dinner sometime. well, i usually don't talk on the phone during dinner, but for potential customer tom hamm, i will make an exception. oh, boy. medusa lived with a hideous curse. uhh, i mean the whole turning people to stone thing was a bit of a buzz kill, right? so she ordered su

tracey connolly was jailed in 2009 after admitting causing or allowing the death of 17—month—old son peter in 2007. justice secretary dominic raab condemned the decision. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... the biggest test of political opinion in the uk since the general election in 2019 as millions cast their vote in elections — we'll get the highlights from our political correspondent. i nelson rolihlahla mandella do hereby swear to be faithful to the republic of south africa. after six years of construction and numerous delays, the channel tunnel has been formally opened by the queen and president mitterrand. the tunnel is still not ready for passengers and freight services to begin. for centuries, christianity and islam struggled for supremacy. now the pope's visit symbolises their willingness to coexist. roger bannister became the first man in the world to run a mile _ in underfour minutes. memories of victory as the ve celebrations reached their climax. this night is dedicated to everyone who believes in a future of peace and freedom. this i

. >> and “the tracey ullman show”" it was a sketch show. and they needed something to go between the sketches. again they were looking for something different. >> i got to have those candy bars. >> you better not be thinking of stealing those candy bars. >> that's it! >> "the simpsons" would never have come along had it not been for “the tracey ullman show.” >> ultimately crime hurts the criminal. >> that's not true, mom. i got a free ride home, didn't i? >> bart! >> fox was thrilled that it was different. they said, sure, be experimental, do whatever you want. we're just happy to have a show on the air. >> i'm home. >> "married with children" was their first big, big hit in that way that said if all the rest of television is going this way, we're going that way. >> bud, kelly, you want to come down and help me in the kitchen? [ laughter ] there, that should buy us about 10 minutes. seven more than we'll need. >> the title of "married with children" on the script was not "the cosby show." how great? i mean, you have to love that. they w

tracey connelly was jailed in 2009, after admitting causing or allowing the death of her 17—month—old son peter in 2007, following months of abuse. royal garden party season is about to get under way for the first time since the pandemic, but the queen won't be attending any events. buckingham palace has confirmed other members of the royal family will stand in at the events, which sees more than 30,000 guests invited to holyrood palace in edinburgh and buckingham palace. the announcement comes as she prepares to celebrate her platinum jubilee next month. rangers will play in their first european final for 1h years after beating rb leipzig 3—1 at ibrox tonight. they'll meet eintract frankfurt in the europa league final on may the 18th. the german side beat west ham 1—0 in the other semi. leicester city have also been in european action, and joe wilson was watching. fireworks in frankfurt, british teams everywhere, three european semifinals, two different competitions. one deep breath. right, first to glasgow, to rangers... they began this match against leipzig 1—0 down after the

together, natasha stewart and tracey lynn garner sell body enhancements to a young woman for the ultimate price -- her life. >> this was a very barbaric procedure that should have never been performed. >> narrator: and later, chad livdahl is a doctor who develops a botox knock-off and distributes it to more than 200 physicians nationwide. >> he had it in the pa

new poll released by our media partners at the san francisco standard shows district attorney tracey boudin will have an uphill fight to keep his job the poll surveyed 1,000 registered voters in san francisco. 57% say they plan to vote yes on the recall while 22% plan to vote. no, however a sizable 21%able 2y they still undecided today boudin sat down for a one-on-one interview with abc 7 new of liz. she joins us live with more liz. hi, i'm a yes, we had a wide-ranging conversation with the day today, and we asked him about those bruising poll numbers. he told us he doesn't trust polls and that he definitely doesn't trust this one. in fact, he told us he's confident that he will beat this recall. so let's start by talking about the recall. we're less than a month away now voters are already going to the polls for early voting. what's your message to the san francisco voters maybe haven't made up their mind yet and they want to hear from you about what you planu plan to do to make san francisco safer everything. i do my priority and my entire office is focused on making san francisco

my name is tracey messer, with the calvin coolidge presidential foundation. thank you all for being here this morning. on three occasions mr. coolidge wore a black armband as a symbol of mourning. on the death of his predecessor, warren g. harding, on the death of his 16 year old son, calvin junior, and on the death of his father, colonel coolidge. i wonder if any of you can speak to the tradition of wearing a black armband as a sign of mourning? when did it start, and when did it seem to go out of fashion? >> i know that i should be able to comment on this, but unfortunately i do not know the history of that. it is not really in style now, you don't see it now. unfortunately, that is a really good question i don't have the answer. >> sir? >> yes, thank you, sir. nicola, i had the privilege of marching in president kennedy's inaugural parade. and, that was my plebe year and my -- at the naval academy. and my first class year i had the privilege of leading the honor company that marched in his funeral procession. and the marine band, the u.s. naval -- national

. , floor manager tracey is doing a - floor manager tracey is doing a beautiful dance to that. it is gorgeous and stuck in a bit of a charleston inspired, i think. you might need that in the future, one date. . , actor and writer ellie white first came to many people's attention playing princess beatrice in the comedy series the windsors. and family is again front and centre in her latest role in sitcom the other one, which is returning to bbc two for a second series. let's take a look. i mean, it's sort of less funny the more you make of it. no, no, i'm not lying. i swear down on me dad's life. he's dead. yeah. i mean, last year, i was an only child, and now i've got a big sister and a little brother. oh, my god, you're serious. yeah, lam! it's wicked, innit? listen. listen, calm down, 0k? rewind. look, we might have found a half—brother. our brother! this is a sign from dad. this is meant to be. you can go down the wormhole of mystical science if you want, 0k? but i'm a realist. this year, i have lost my dad, i've been dumped at the altar, and i've just snogged my long—lo

tracey flanders. i am calling about this very important legislation in support. i was ellis evicted in 2013 201n i received the notice. there were legal challenges. it was in 2016 that i was forced out. the point being that the building did then sell as a completely empty building for $4.7 million. the rents i was indeed offered my unit back at a price which was six times that of what it had been. other units were on the market and still on the market for $7,250 per month. $6,700. this is the reality. everyone who lived in this building worked in the neighborhood. it was an affordable rent. they were modest units. when i went to see my unit it was clear that they had maybe put in a few thousand dollars t repaint and put in a few new appliances. that was it. to then charge six times the amount of what it was when i had lived there is outrageous. we do have certain speculators doing this in north beach, in particular. i am really glad increasing the relocation amount means people have a better chance trying to remain in the city and above all if they could remain i

the parole board has rejected a government challenge against its ruling to release tracey connolly. ukraine says russia is "trying to destroy" the last group

the parole board has rejected a government challenge against its ruling to release tracey connolly.

>> good afternoon, my name is tracey messer, with that coolidge presidential foundation. thank you for being here. one of my earliest memories of american presidents in technologies was going to disney world. first of all, wanting to go to the hall of american presidents, all the things there. 22 farm, when i went to the hall of presidents, mr. coolidge was there. in true character, remain silent. mr. coolidge had a lot of things to say. i am looking forward to the day that we may actually have a hologram technologies that will be truly interactive. we can learn more about each of our presidents, and dare i say, there may even be a capability in the white house to summon up any one of the presidents, who may be a counselor and a time of crisis. when they have unique knowledge. do you know of any efforts, through places like mit, or other georgia tech, who are maybe working on creating a holographic presidents? >> i will say very quickly, local projects is the interpretive firm where we are working. they did the green road wise-ing, the tulsa race massacre museum in oklaho

. >> good morning, supervisors, tracey ever line to present on the mid market and civic center cbd. the first couple slides on the civic center for calendar year 2020. we have an annual budget $3.2 million. 2020 was the first year as newly expanded district. we had a larger budget, larger coverage area. we took over stewardship of un plaza previously in the tenderloin district. we have longer hours. this is our territory. we go as far west as west side of golf street and down to the plaza on market. up to turk on the north. we have a couple parcels on the south side of market street. between ninth and 12th. these are seven program areas. we have community ambassador programs, garage greeter evenings at the civic center garage. deploy practitioners in zone two. we have two zones. zone two is everything from city hall to market street. we provide safety monitors at the civic center playground. we have two roving pressure washer units and deploy downtown streets team in zone two. these are some really conservative stats. we in 2021 implemented a new service tracking software geo which

. >> good morning, supervisors, tracey ever line to present on the mid market and civic center cbd. the first couple slides on the civic center for calendar year 2020. we have an annual budget $3.2 million. 2020 was the first year as newly expanded district. we had a larger budget, larger coverage area. we took over stewardship of un plaza previously in the tenderloin district. we have longer hours. this is our territory. we go as far west as west side of golf street and down to the plaza on market. up to turk on the north. we have a couple parcels on the south side of market street. between ninth and 12th. these are seven program areas. we have community ambassador programs, garage greeter evenings at the civic center garage. deploy practitioners in zone two. we have two zones. zone two is everything from city hall to market street. we provide safety monitors at the civic center playground. we have two roving pressure washer units and deploy downtown streets team in zone two. these are some really conservative stats. we in 2021 implemented a new service tracking software geo which

. >> tracey, good morning. thanks for being here. it is jonathan lemire. want to draw upon your experience as a former fbi agent, also a teacher. there are a number of republican senators who seem to want to talk about anything other than the issue at hand. guns. an immediate talking point seems to be school safety to harden the schools, although we've seen in some moments where people -- someone there with a gun is overmatched. that's what happened in buffalo anyway. also, this idea of a single point of entry. just one way in, one way out. thinking that would be easier to safeguard. but aren't there actually an extraordinary amount of dangers to that proposal? >> yes. it is incredibly dangerous. as a teacher myself, a former fbi agent, i mean, part of why i am no longer a law enforcement officer is that, as a law enforcement officer, you have an ethical obligation to engage a target and proceed to where violence is occurring and try to stop it. i wasn't willing to do that any longer. you know, as a teacher, if you have one egress point out of a school, yo

my husband and i need help now to stop tracey, i will urge you could detect —— i will urge you to get in touch with some cancer charities in the uk because they can help people like you and your husband. hello. much more sunshine around across the uk this afternoon, but so far it's been a day of useful rain for a fair few across england and wales, especially this weather system here, which has almost split the country in two. let's start with southern areas. the morning rain clearing away from wales and the south—west for the afternoon, so sunshine coming out. continues, though, for the first part of the afternoon in the midlands, sliding towards east anglia and the south—east. notice how that rain band starts to fragment. that does mean that there will be some who only see a few drops of rain rather than anything much more useful. the northern half of the country, through the rest of the day we've still got that mixture of sunshine and passing showers pushing through on the breeze. the odd one could be heavy and thundery in scotland and northern ireland but quite a few actually s

tracey connolly was jailed in 2009, after admitting causing or allowing the death of her 17—month—old son peter in 2007, following months of abuse. nhs england is asking senior doctors to postpone their retirement in efforts to tackle long waiting lists. it is also asking those who have recently left the profession to return to work and urging hospitals to offer staff more overtime to help reduce waits. more than six million people are on waiting lists for treatment such as knee and hip surgery. royal garden party season is about to get under way for the first time since the pandemic, but the queen won't be attending any events. buckingham palace has confirmed other members of the royal family will stand in at the events, which sees more than 30,000 guests invited, to holyrood palace in edinburgh, and buckingham palace. the annoucement comes as she prepares to celebrate her platinum jubilee next month. now back to election 2022 with huw. yes indeed, welcome back to our bbc live election coverage of these local elections in england, scotland and wales and the assembly elections in nort

notjust in chris barber's, but in tracey�*s hairdressers, the appeal has been less about getting labour in, more about getting boris johnson out. we got 35 people through here in the week and the main vibe is thatjust voted not for boris lack of confidence in boris to get a straight answer. and people just have lost confidence. even here in this conservative club. no. i think he's let us down. but you've had enough, boris. yep. all the people here? yep. even my dad who voted tory. long term, he won't now. pendle witches faced their day of reckoning in 1612. some wonder if borisjohnson will face his before the next general election in 2024. i had moved inside. pendle famous for the witch trials. you are a committed labour voter. how did you vote this time? this committed labour voter. how did you vote this time?— vote this time? this time i struggle to find someone _ vote this time? this time i struggle to find someone that _ vote this time? this time i struggle to find someone that i _ vote this time? this time i struggle to find someone that i felt - vote this time? this time i strug