pang's situation was unusual. she was lennon's assistant before she became his girlfriend, and it was supposedly yoko ono who suggested they get together. beatles historians typically treat lennon's time with her as just an extended vacation from his responsibilities as a husband and father. the film—makers felt that pang's story was a necessary corrective to the narrative. my heart is in this story, as a woman. as a woman who feels that some of our stories are obscured, particularly women who wound up a little bit left behind. and we learned, you know, she survived, number one, and that she was a really good person and she was a true lover, companion, musical, sort of, muse, if you will. she was many things that have been obscured. most of what's in the film will already be known to hardcore beatles fans, and many of its anecdotes are merely amusing rather than revealing. what really stands out in the lost weekend is the film's treatment of yoko ono, depicted as a manipulator who allegedly pushed lennon into an

>> i think chief pang. >> 53. 5 for community paramedicine. we have two civilian store keepers. we have the lieutenant of clothing and currently who is also doing logitics job. but we anticipating somebody handling south and that will be it. okay, chief, i appreciate it and again just for clarity, station 49, the new one and this station, these are facilities that the members do i think hearing everything this afternoon from canine to apps and drug tests, it's so broad and amazing as well as impressive. i did have a question about coffee with a clinician. are those meet ups for fire departments staff to gain skilled skills or to get support for intersections that they're having with citizens? >> those meetings are to gain support average towards our tst average. >> debrief. >> correct. >> that's great. that's a very proactive, i like that. i think that's all i have, but wow, thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> all right, i have chief couple of questions for you, i'm going to reiterate what vice president nacagia said, the report is really nice shape here. i've got to say,

joining me now is iris pang, who is the chief economist at ing wholesale banking. iris, is china open for business? yes, it is. the unwinding of long down in shanghai is a very big step — but lockdown is a very big step to the recovery of china. very big step to the recovery of china-— very big step to the recovery of china. ~ ., i. ., ~ ., of china. what you make of the olicies of china. what you make of the policies john — of china. what you make of the policies john has _ of china. what you make of the policies john has had _ of china. what you make of the policies john has had in - of china. what you make of the policies john has had in place? | policiesjohn has had in place? looking back now, do you think they were too restrictive? in terms of helping hospitals to ease the crowd in... the crowd in hospitals, i think this is not too restrictive because hospitals per person in china is actually a small capacity. so if everyone gets covid, just like the us and europe, then it is very difficult to handle. yes, but in the meantime, there has been a severe cri

this is toughening one short a time, nor a pang is trying to weave a rug in the shape of a corgis behind as it takes form after a few hours. the 24 year old says she feels fulfilled here. yeah, i think tough thing is quite stress relieving early here. it's quite tiring. reading tax books from school every day. nora is among many jens years and millennials who are spending their free time in workshops like this one in beijing facing high pressures of life. they've been looking for new ways to unwind. touching became one thanks to social media influences who had post reviews after trying out the craft when i came here for challenge because i used to be very bad at handicrafts making, this gave me a sense of satisfaction. and it's suitable for young people to have some fun just a few months ago. hardly any one had heard about tufty. now there are more than a 100 workshops in the capital alone, while many have doubts about how long the boom will last organizes. believe the trend is to stay or is that also good? i really know that tufty became popular all of a sudden and it will likely go thr

hunger pangs. let's look at the weather. it is breezy. on-shore wind pushing cooler air into the inland valleys. fog developing around the coast tonight and along the bay and into some of the inland valleys to begin the day on friday. the cooler weather sticks around the first half of the weekend. near normal temperatures for father's day on sunday. and we will warm up even more by monday and tuesday of next week. possibilities go along with the cool air of a couple of sprinkles north of the golden gate tomorrow afternoon and saturday afternoon. we are rounding up liberally a ace trace of a chance of moisture on tomorrow and saturday. don't count on it but you may get sprinkles on the windshield especially this the higher elevations. blue skies right now, passing clouds. 60s around the bay. mostly 70s inland. 80 in concord. that's below average. the average high is 84 degrees. you will ends up below that this afternoon. passing clouds overhead tint. the -- tonight. the brighter white is fog. we are going to see plenty of sunshine breaking

. >> every winter i would pang my identity away into a suitcase and go back home as a good indian son, and that was so difficult. >> she would even send back photos toer had parents so they wouldn't suspect anything. her last visit to india was in 2017. >> towards the end of college i decided i cannot keep doing that, because it's ripping me into shreds. >> her parents came to california to celebrate their child's education, but they did not accept ashani as their daughter. >> there was lots of tears and lots of words and dialog. >> as an immigrant, she would need a little pathway and the financial independence to become the woman she is today. >> this is fast forward to graduation day. >> a full-circle moment for the high student who became a confident commencement speaker to the lgbtq community. >> i came to berkley to be myself, and i was able to speak to the students as the truest form of myself. >> wow. that's four years. >> that's four years. >> meeting others like her through the non-profit. she realized she didn't have to give up what she always was willing to sacrifice. >> on

. >> that loneliness, is that what led you to post on the stand-in families facebook pang? >> i was just looking for someone who was available to be a grandfather. because i knew i'd lost mine years prior to that. someone i could always talk to if i could never talk to my father. >> reporter: alan replied to jay's post and the pair began to build a friendship. >> i'm a retired schoolteacher. i've always had a heart for kids. when i saw that -- and i have to tell you, i was newly out at the time, only been out about a year and a half. >> that loneliness that james described to us, is that something that resonated with you? >> i grew up in the '60s when you couldn't be gay. especially a young person. i was -- i hid most of my life. but i had a good life. you know, coming out didn't change the person who i was. it changed who i think i presented to the world. >> reporter: for marley, support came in the form of elizabeth boyd, a stand-in mother who offered maternal compassion when he underwent top surgery in march. what was it about beth? >> it was how genuine she was. you cou

a severe range pang the country's northeast. the army has been called in to carry out evacuations. i'm sorry, water and food to the former gorilla staffel. petro has won columbia's presidential election in a landmark victory. he set to become the country's 1st left. his leader. after nearly defeating millionaire and former mayor rodolfo. and under petro has vowed to launch wide reaching social and economic reforms. belgium has returned the remains of patrice number. the icon of congos anti colonial movement to his family. it's believed a single tooth was all that was recovered of his body following his assassination in 1900. 61 number was congos 1st prime minister after it gained independence the year before. now a record 100000000 people across the world have been forced to flee their homes. that according to the latest un figures, the warren ukraine as well as new or continuing emergencies. and places such as ethiopia of gaston and congo, have all contributed to this staggering figure. and more often than not, it's private initiatives that help those flea to mark world refugee da

honest on, in no country in the world to cook nice tolerable and government. chinese presidents asian pang is boosting hong kong. he's due to attend the flag raising 70 to mark 25 years of the u. k. honda of the territory to china shortly. the 2 day trip would include the swearing in ceremony of the regions you chief executive, john lee in the coming hours. adrian brown has more now from hong kong. a powerful symbolic moment. china's president changing ping arrive by high speed train at a station that's been closed for 2 and a half years because of covered 90. it was a carefully choreographed welcome that included many citizens from mainland china. it'll be a quick visit. and in a short address, the president said he'd been thinking a lot about hong kong, young gong, hong kong in your difficult test, one not for another. came risk challenges. one other of the this storm. hong kong we emerged from the fire and was remotely a hole. it's the president's 1st visit here since protest 3 years ago, when hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets, demanding political reform. on friday, th

she jenna pang said the crisis in ukraine has shown that expansion of military box leads to instability on the world must unite against the politics of quote, brute force. while no more put, not a doubt, the current problems in the world economy of the consequences of the west. so next, it's then you must seller's agent businesses. russian entrepreneurs has to do business in difficult conditions. when western partners neglect the basic principles of market economy, free trade and in viability of private property, what will the west pursues and especially irresponsible macroeconomic course, uncontrollably printed money and accumulating on secure deaths. at the same time, they are constantly introducing more and more politically motivated sanctions and strengthening mechanisms of pressure and competitors. there is a deliberate breakdown of cooperative ties, transfers and logistics chains are collapsing and all this is contrary to common sense and elementary economic logic, and that it goes against the interests of global business and negatively affects the well being of the population of

time and if that is wasted on top of what is already languishing in silos, that could mean the hunger pangs being experienced by some, the social unrest, risks becoming a human terry and crisis for some of the most vulnerable on the planet. —— humanitarian crisis. our top story this evening... the biggest daily rise in petrol prices for 17 years — filling a family car could cost more than £100 by the end of the week. a final practice run for phil mickelson before tomorrow's innaugural game of the new saudi—backed golf league. it could change the game forever. coming up in sportsday we will be live at the centurion club on the eve of the controversial new golf series, as yet more big names are being linked to a move to the breakaway event. the 0rganisers of the commonwealth games say they're still trying to recruit up to 5,000 staff to work at birmingham 2022. the chief executive of the organising committee said thatjobs in security, catering and cleaning still need to be filled and that they've spoken to the military about stepping in if necessary. the games begin on 28thjuly. phil

they have interviewed a thousand witnesses, 100,000 panges of documents. including three hearings next month to detail the seven-point plan you laid out. something they allegedly donald trump orchestrated to overturn the results of the election. they will drill down on monday, with the false election claims, and move on to other efforts, as well as pressure the department of justice to urge states to overturn their electoral results, pressure on vice president mike pence, then vice president to try to deser-certi the electoral results . in last night's hearing, a number of house republicans who had worked to overturned the election allegedly sought pardons from then donald trump because of their concern, their involvement with the effort to overturn the election. that's what came out from liz cheney at this hearing. after the hearing, i asked the chairman of the committee of bennie thompson who those individuals are. he said they have documentation proving that those pardons were actually sought. >> that will come out in our hearings. i don't want to kind

time, and if that is wasted on top of what's already languishing in silos, that could mean the hunger pangs that are being experienced by some, the social unrest, risks becoming a humanitarian crisis for some of the most vulnerable on the planet. in his first commons appearance since winning monday's vote of confidence, borisjohnson said nothing would stop the government delivering for the british people. in just over two weeks, the voters of tiverton and honiton in devon will get a chance to give their verdict in a by—election, triggered after conservative neil parish admitted watching pornography in parliament and stood down. our political correspondent alex forsyth has been talking to some of them. tom's family has farmed this land for decades. it sits in a quiet corner of devon, usually considered safe tory turf. now, though, there's a lot of political noise here. opposition parties are trying to overturn the conservative vote. at this farming business, they're trying to decide which way to go. with rising costs and a labour squeeze, they are disillusioned. it's notjust the conservati

i felt pangs of joy. this meant to me i was getting in close touch with friends again. i breathed a prayer of thanks. >> the red cross began obtaining these tents that people could live in. >> many black families spent days, weeks, months living in tent cities on the charred earth. >> we stayed in those camps five or six months until you could establish yourself and move somewhere else. >> everything they had was gone, and they were expected to immediately just go about their lives like nothing had happened. you have to think the trauma was -- was terrible. >> we reach in the house, i saw my piano and all my furniture piled in the street. my safe had been been broken open, all my money stolen. all my silverware, cut glass, all my family clothing. everything of value had been removed. even my family bible. my car was stolen and most of my large rugs were taken. i lost 17 houses that paid me an average of over $425 per month. >> in the immediate aftermath there was a grand jury, and it indicted i think it's 88 people some of whom were white, most of whom were black. >> fi

passengers however what we quickly found is that our animals were helping us find a way to connect with our pang. passengers. we find there are a lot of people traveling through the airport who are missing their pets and who are on their road a lot and can't have pets and we have come in contact with a lot of people recently who have lost pet. >> i love the wag brigade. >> one of my favorite parts is walking into the terminals and seeing everybody look up from their device, today everybody is interacting on their cell phone or laptop and we can walk into the terminal with a dog or a pig and people start to interact with each other again and it's on a different level. more of an emotional level. >> i just got off an 11.5 hour flight and nice to have this distraction in the middle of it. >> we look for wag brigade handlers who are comfortable in stressful situations. >> i like coming to airport it's a lot of fun and the people you talk to are generally people who are missing their dogs. >> they are required to compete a certification process. and they are also required to complete a k9 good citize

reporter: cordings to pang rate.com, 40% of side hustles need to cover expenses. 30% of u.s. workers with a second job said the same thing in 2019. who are they? side hustlers are likely younger male millenials, typically 26 to 32. the most common job is landscaping or lawn mowing as opposed to delivery or uber driving. now the gas prices are so high. boomers of course the least likely to pursue that second job. inflation, the big reason why side hustlers of all ages are working a second job. what is curious about the new trend, it is occurring amid what has been a strong job market. but as you point out that strength may be easing as some companies rescind job offers and others dial back hiring plans. average income for the side hustles? 996 bucks a month. but men are earning almost triple the levels of women, 1492 bucks, versus 572. why is that, neil? women are more likely to work in lower paying jobs like child care. neil? neil: wow. all right, thank thank you for . gerri willis. go back to contend dell curry and we also have larry glazer. glad to have him back. larry what

recently, that he was dancing around these sorts of ethical issues with a lot of difficulty and some pangs to his conscience. there was a legitimate question, lord geidt said, last month over whether borisjohnson broke the ministerial code by breaking covid laws. but the prime minister insisted he hadn't. ..whether you've contemplated resignation? there are few instruments available to an independent adviser, and... i am going to take that answer as, at least it was on the agenda. we've mentioned before in evidence that it's always on the agenda as an available remedy to a particular problem, and one that my predecessor indeed exercised. a government spokesperson said last night... "we are surprised by this decision, given lord geidt�*s commitment to the role. whilst we're disappointed, we thank lord geidt for his public service." the person who should have left downing street tonight is the prime minister himself, and the whole country will be wondering, just how long do they have to wait for those tory mps to do the right thing? lord geidt is the second standards adviser to quit in les

passengers however what we quickly found is that our animals were helping us find a way to connect with our pang. passengers. we find there are a lot of people traveling through the airport who are missing their pets and who are on their road a lot and can't have pets and we have come in contact with a lot of people recently who have lost pet. >> i love the wag brigade. >> one of my favorite parts is walking into the terminals and seeing everybody look up from their device, today everybody is interacting on their cell phone or laptop and we can walk into the terminal with a dog or a pig and people start to interact with each other again and it's on a different level. more of an emotional level. >> i just got off an 11.5 hour flight and nice to have this distraction in the middle of it. >> we look for wag brigade handlers who are comfortable in stressful situations. >> i like coming to airport it's a lot of fun and the people you talk to are generally people who are missing their dogs. >> they are required to compete a certification process. and they are also required to complete a k9 good citize

part of that expansion that you have been talking about, part of that, pangs that secretary blinken was talking about yesterday, which is one of the many reasons, many ways this invasion has backfired on vladimir putin to add countries rather than to divide nato. what is the progress and turkey standing in the way of those two countries joining nato? are you confident it will happen? >> the most important message is that president putin wanted less nato and now he's getting more nato and military presence. and more nato members because it's an historic decision to apply for membership. then turkey has expressed some security concerns, ask then we have to do as we always do and that is to sit down and find the right way forward and i have invited senior officials from turkey, from stockholm to sit down and address those concerns. and that's something we'll do in the coming days. >> are you confident that that will happen? you have expressed some confidence it will happen in the next few weeks that turkey's position is not an intractable one and finland and sweden will join nato? >> i'm s

according to one analysis right there that spending pang led to a big chunk of what we are experiencing right now. >> steve: do you know what joe biden did yesterday? he was pushing build back better. he still wants. >> will: more. >> katie: wow. >> steve: he wants to pump a trillion 2 more dollars in the. inflation is right bigger and bigger. maybe trying to get it up into the tens. >> katie: build back better originally $6 trillion. joe manchin saved joe biden from himself it would be far worse if that bill would have passed. >> steve: lots to talk about. sorry about the gas, folks. all right in the teen time 6.11 in the west coast. west wing woes. president biden reportedly fuming at his staff members for constantly walking back things whether they have to clean it up. well, another clean up campaign is now underway in the white house. we are going to talk about that coming up. >> katie: plus, jurors find exclinton campaign lawyer not guilty of lying to the fbi. ♪ ♪ from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your

passengers however what we quickly found is that our animals were helping us find a way to connect with our pang. passengers. we find there are a lot of people traveling through the airport who are missing their pets and who are on their road a lot and can't have pets and we have come in contact with a lot of people recently who have lost pet. >> i love the wag brigade. >> one of my favorite parts is walking into the terminals and seeing everybody look up from their device, today everybody is interacting on their cell phone or laptop and we can walk into the terminal with a dog or a pig and people start to interact with each other again and it's on a different level. more of an emotional level. >> i just got off an 11.5 hour flight and nice to have this distraction in the middle of it. >> we look for wag brigade handlers who are comfortable in stressful situations. >> i like coming to airport it's a lot of fun and the people you talk to are generally people who are missing their dogs. >> they are required to compete a certification process. and they are also required to complete a k9 good citize

recently, that he was dancing around these sorts of ethical issues with a lot of difficulty and some pangs to his conscience. there was a legitimate question, lord geidt said last month, over whether borisjohnson broke the ministerial code by breaking covid laws. but the prime minister insisted he hadn't. ..whether you've contemplated resignation? there are few instruments available to an independent adviser, and... i am going to take that answer as, at least it was on the agenda. we've mentioned before in evidence that it's always on the agenda as an available remedy to a particular problem, and one that my predecessor indeed exercised. a government spokesperson said last night... the person who should have left downing street tonight is the prime minister himself, and the whole country will be wondering just how long do they have to wait for those tory mps to do the right thing? lord geidt is the second standards adviser to quit in less than two years, leaving the key role of scrutinising standards in government, vacant once again. jonathan blake, bbc news, westminster. our political cor