and keeping it quiet for me and that is the catalyst of me say something and then it became a much bigger awareness that was really beautiful. just to take you back, because it was a long time coming that diagnosis, wasn t it? i had really felt sick since i was seven, and i had optic neuritis as a young child, which is a clear markerfor ms but itjust turned into a lazy eye for me. and somehow it was just overlooked. and i had constant fatigue since easily 12 years old that i would just say, even at that age, maybe it s candida overgrowth. anything i could find in books that could contribute to the sluggishness, i was always searching and i was really miserable and i had a facial pain, which i actually have right now, i am in a flare of that. but when i had my son, when i give birth to my son arthur in 2011, that was the real, that s when
created far more chances and the sluggishness of the french team for so much of the match really counted against them. so much of the match really counted against them- against them. 0k, hugh schofield, live from paris, against them. ok, hugh schofield, live from paris, thank against them. 0k, hugh schofield, live from paris, thank you. - against them. 0k, hugh schofield, live from paris, thank you. rainy . live from paris, thank you. rainy and cold and miserable, as he puts it. those argentina fans i can see on my monitor arejumping up and down. it is the players who are leading the dance. the tears are just beginning to come now amongst the argentina players who realise what they have done. i have just seen emmanuel macron, the french president, on the pitch consoling kylian mbappe. how can you score a hat trick in a world cup final and still not be on the winning side? there is an argentina fan who is holding aloft a fake world cup trophy. we will see the real thing soon enough.
woes in new york city. all of it is incredibly concerning, all of it particularly given that it s the former president of the united states being investigated. it s very hard to say that there s one because the totality of it is such a problem. we don t know a whole lot. but maggie, what strikes me about this, i m not sure i saw the fbi search being a potential legal problem coming prior to it happening. did trump world anticipate this could be a source of real legal peril for him? they did not, abby. that s been one of the keys is how blind sided they were in terms of the sluggishness of their response. you have not seen donald trump go to court yet to get a special master appointed to take a look at what was taken. he moves quickly in these legal fights. part of it, i understand, is they thought this investigation had cooled down. we reported in the spring that there was a federal investigation into these documents that went with him to
you are and have been an aids activist as well. do you see in parallels to the anti-gay stigma that was so pervasive, at least at the beginning of the epidemic, with hiv and aids? and what can we learn from that compared to what we re seeing now with the monkeypox? well, i would say the real similarity right now is in the sort of bureaucratic bumbling, the sluggishness of the response, the inability to get ahead of this outbreak when as the director said we know what this pathogen is, we have a vaccine and treatments. we have a tripling of cases over the past few weeks. we have the vast majority of these case happen men having sex with men, particularly among the african-american communities and latino communities. for those at home who are saying, well, what s the big deal? what s the big deal with the
russia sought china s help with military equipment and economic stance amid crippling sanctions. we are communicating directly, privately to beijing, that there will absolutely be consequences for large-scale sanctions of asian efforts, or support to russia to backfill them. reporter: they say russian president putin has been frustrated by the sluggishness of the advance in ukraine, with concern that he may now turn to chemical weapons. vladimir putin is frustrated by the fact his forces are not making the kind of progress heg major cities, including kyiv. reporter: although negotiations between russia and ukraine are expected to continue tuesday, u.s. officials say that for now, there is no evidence that putin is changing course. so far, it appears that vladimir putin is intend on destroying ukraine. we need to help ukrainians in every way we can. reporter: now, jake, only