ellen, thank ou high-quality early education. ellen, thank you so _ high-quality early education. ellen, thank you so much for— high-quality early education. ellen, thank you so much for your - high-quality early education. ellen, thank you so much for your time, i | thank you so much for your time, i really do appreciate it. an original pair of ruby slippers worn byjudy garland in the wizard of oz are to go on a world tour before being sold at auction. the shoes — one of four surviving pairs used in the film — previously made headlines when they were stolen from a museum in 2005 — before being recovered 13 years later. they will go on display in cities, including london, new york, and tokyo before being sold in december. if your week hasn't had the best start, well, just remember you're not the only one. this cctv video shows the moment a ferrari driver lost control of his car and crashed into some bike racks in norwich. police had to close the road while they investigated the incident, but they said no—one was injured and no further action would be taken. before we leave you, we

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it's also home to 3. ellen gee, terminals. right next to me here you see that your global there on the other side of the couch, she river cameron, resident john, a lair can see and smell them from his property. john is a retired environmental engineer. he's lived here for 25 years and they want to take this whole area over off of my property. now they're not allowed to be on my property, but right next door, it's very similar. visible from john's property is the proposed future location of a 4th. the terminal count because you 2 or c p 2 for short, c p 2 will be the biggest elegy export terminal in the us with a capacity to export $24000000.00 tons of the fossil fuel per year. that's according to its owner venture global. it's one of 17 future. ellen g projects that now facing uncertain future due to biden's decision, which pauses approvals for pending and future applications to export l. n g to countries that have a free trade agreement with the us back to this later elegy provides heating and electricity to millions of peopl

it's also home to 3. ellen gee, terminals. right next to me here you see that your global there on the other side of the couch, she river cameron, resident john, a lair can see and smell them from his property. john is a retired environmental engineer. he's lived here for 25 years and they want to take this whole area over off of my property. now they're not allowed to be on my property, but right next door, it's very similar. visible from john's property is the proposed future location of a 4th. the terminal count because you 2 or c p 2 for sure to see the 2 will be the biggest elegy export terminal in the us with a capacity to export 24000000 tons of the fossil fuel per year. that's according to its owner venture global. it's one of 17 future l n g projects is that now face uncertain future due to biden's decision, which pauses approvals for pending and future applications to export l. n g to countries that have a free trade agreement with the us back to this later elegy provides heating and electricity to millions of people

it's also home to 3. ellen gee, terminals. right next to me here you see venture global there on the other side of the couch. she river cameron, resident john, a lair can see and smell them from his property. john is a retired environmental engineer. he's lived here for 25 years and they want to take this whole area over off of my property. now they're not allowed to be on my property, but right next door, it's very similar. visible from john's property is the proposed future location of a 4th. the terminal town cause you to or c, b 2 for short. c, b, 2 will be the biggest elegy export terminal in the us with a capacity to export $24000000.00 tons of the fossil fuel per year. that's according to its owner venture global. it's one of 17 future l n. g projects that now face then certain future due to biden's decision, which pauses approvals for pending and future applications to export l. n g to countries that have a free trade agreement with the us back to this later elegy provides heating and electricity to millions of people

well, it's put a spotlight on the debate about the role ellen's. you should play in our future. a debate were politicians, the energy industry economists and climate scientists have different points of view . germany may not need more elegy but wants it as insurance for its energy, security and as transition fuel. and those concerned about its impact on climate change and the environment say it isn't worth it. it locks countries into a dependency on a fossil fuel, which could be even dirtier than it's reported to be potentially for decades. us projects that have already been approved won't be impacted by biden's decision, which is a temporary pause, not a band. and even with the freeze, the us will still be able to triple its export to the next 5 to 7 years. what do you think is temporarily limiting elegy expansion the right move or not? does it even make much of a difference? let us know in the comments the the, into the conflicts own with tim sebastian presidential elections in russia of the usual full gun conclusion with nothing left to chalk, not even the best in jail as the

they did not ever tell ellen knight that.well, when i realized that there was no clearance that would be coming, notwithstanding that the book had been cleared, i decided to go ahead and publish it. which, ultimately, patted the white house to the point that they got the justice department to bring a case to try to join the distribution of the book and under the provisions of the agreement people sign on prepublication review as the supreme court has interpreted to recoup any profits or royalties that i might drive from the book. in preparation of this litigation, they basically officials that you know in the white house counsel's office, names you are familiar with, as well as with the department of justice, basically lied to the court. ken weinstein's letter lays out what they did. in the course of preparing the case. they came and talked to ellen knight as they had to because she and her team had cleared the books. he names the name so i will name them here. pat philbin led the interrogation of ellen knight and tried to ge

they did not ever tell ellen knight that.ll, when i realized that there was no clearance that would be coming, notwithstanding that the book had been cleared, i decided to go ahead and publish it. which, ultimately, patted the white house to the point that they got the justice department to bring a case to try to join the distribution of the book and under the provisions of the agreement people sign on prepublication review as the supreme court has interpreted to recoup any profits or royalties that i might drive from the book. in preparation of this litigation, they basically officials that you know in the white house counsel's office, names you are familiar with, as well as with the department of justice, basically lied to the court. ken weinstein's letter lays out what they did. in the course of preparing the case. they came and talked to ellen knight as they had to because she and her team had cleared the books. he names the name so i will name them here. pat philbin led the interrogation of ellen knight and tried to get

thanks so much ellen. this ellen fisher for us there in florida. okay, well heidi is prime minister has reportedly arrived in puerto rico as he tries to return hon prime minister ariel henry hasn't been seen since he is kenyatta over the weekend. but officials say he arrived in san juan off to being denied permission to land and the dominican republic. haiti is in the state of emergency out. the gang leaders announced they were going to of a truck the government of more than the said spring income odds. it is the of the english section at the liberty, the largest haitian weekly newspaper. it joins us from new york, thanks very much for being with us on the al jazeera, this will department is still out of the country. vincent national airport is basically stopped the operating, who is in control and for the prince right now. right now a to me sure is a known as barbecue is speaking for a coalition of armed groups, which are basically running the show. it appears that there is an interim prime minister, a guy called by they are but is not able to do

ok, thanks so much. ellen, ellen fisher, for us there at the capitol hill. so the european parliament has agreed on a legislative draft that attempts to govern the use of artificial intelligence. manders, of the original blog site. wednesdays step is the last total before the framework can be formally adopted into law. that includes restrictions on the use of facial recognition technology and systems that manipulate human behavior. the act is expected to become a guideline on how to regulate the technologies rapid development that the when he is president, has blind to russia for an attack on a close ally of light rational position lead at lexi know vonny. the end of the volkoff was salted outside his home in vilnius on tuesday evening. he was severely injured when an identified person beaten with a hammer that the attack comes days before russia's presidential election. least one person has been killed and a suspected gas explosion in the chinese city of san jose, which is close to beijing state media reports. the explosion happens in a restaurant in the re

ellen joins us around the table. up. 200,000 is still pretty decent against a backdrop of 353 before it. are we going to see that strength for a while? ellen: i think so. there is a question, and, lisa, you touched on this. what if we don't get downward back revisions, another big number? the data we got in january took a long time downward trend and blew it out of the water. it looks like the trend was not just interrupting, there was no downward trend. the big question mark, and we have been focusing all of our time and attention on this, is immigration. immigration has been huge. it has boosted the labor force, boosted supply for labor, has boosted job gains. that means the breakeven level for jobs has likely been much higher than what we thought it was. not 353,000, but two hundred 50,000 is probably a normal pace. that is really what we've been focused on. when i talked to policymakers, they are focused on that not in terms of do these population numbers tell us that we will be able to hold policy for longer or

elegy tankers, docking in the marina. 8000 kilometers from louisiana on the german island of grogan. ellen g is a hot topic to, according to s and p global. 82 percent of its liquefied natural gas comes from the us. the european nation now has 3 fully operational import terminals and the 4th has just received its 1st tanker here. opinions on the who again are mixed. i, my allergies are to build all these terminals from the ground at once. i think is the wrong decision for the future. are we over? um, i have nothing against it. we obviously need a little bit of gas wherever it comes from. half of it doesn't come out of the ground on its own. in germany, we don't have any gas despite fierce opposition from organizations and residents and vince, a small town on the baltic coast, the german government went ahead with plans to build the ellen g terminal. its construction and the 3 others, like it were fast tracked after russia invaded ukraine. germany was keen to reduce its heavy reliance on russian energy building, elegy, re gas, if occasion terminals allowed or to process exports coming from

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ellen, thank you very much. some of the biggest it companies in the country, is battling an acute water shortage after poor rainfall. ineffective water conservation has made matters worse — leading to reservoirs drying up. the bbc�*s arunoday mukharji reports on the current water crisis and how it is affecting the city's world renowned reputation as india's silicon valley. residents of rr nagar in bengaluru waiting for a basic need — water, something they should have had easy access to within their homes. now, both water and people's patience are running low. drinking water atms here are in high demand. for less than a dollar, people fill their cans, but it's a daily hassle. the glass of water first thing in the morning that so many people take for granted has become a struggle for people over here in some parts of bengaluru. as you can see, this is their daily morning routine — lining upjust to get their bottles filled. this is bengaluru's main source of water, the kaveri river, but it's failed to reach all cor

ellen, as i said, was not the most progressive on this issue. but her ally, bill, was one area where she did do something. she was a southerner. she had come from a family that historically had enslaved other humans. and we know woodrow was not progressive on this issue. so other than that particular bill, she didn't speak out on anything else. and to and from what we know, she really did approach him and tried to get him to do anything, especially about the jim crow laws. she remained silent and didn't talk about that. okay. so we have a question from genevieve, who's actually a peace corps volunteer in belize. thanks for tuning in, genevieve. how many first ladies besides mrs. obama have ancestry that includes african-american heritage, to your knowledge, no one else to my knowledge. don't. michelle obama was such a you know, like i said, huge leap forward from where we were before. but not only was she the first who was a descendant of enslaved people in the south, but some of her ancestors were white. and so she's also an example of this his

okay, thanks so much ellen, ellen fisher, for us there in washington, dc for tamara algebra. hi. as in ruth spokeswoman, she says, denying the agency funds will destabilize the region. us in the us, this not give us funding to the us be being our largest doing or this will create a huge gap in our budget. and that is a budget we use not only in government, but across the region for 700 school offering education to half a 1000000 children, all was fine. refugees, vulnerable communities in the region, but also a health care to $2000000.00. sand refugees will be impacted if we do not get that money. the west is our largest builder as such a decision. that's something we would really request isn't really make sense, because this is not the time at the time of this immense warrant garza and possible regional repercussions. this is not designed to the stabilize the region further by weakening and main components of regional stability, which is other are the most important thing as to know that the allegations around 12 under uh, a staff member is 12 out of 13000 in guys out and out 230

the ellen is project 0 is most visible result. a car farai? that's 100 percent electric. it's engine room houses, 30 tons of lithium ion batteries. they're charged at night with wind power above decks on the bridge. the captain is proud of his ship. the menu store healey . i'd hate cents for the most part. it's fantastic to be involved. because this is so new and groundbreaking news. and it proves the feasibility of building a vehicle that runs on a tricity and is bigger than a car, some cooper in the pride of the zone of or isn't actually in service right now. the operator says it's carrying out maintenance work until the ellen returns the old fossil fuel driven ferries. exhaust is polluting the air here again. but project 0 has a much bigger problems. road traffic, or at least the people who don't want to make the switch to e cars or public transport. the streets are often busy ends on a bar and not just during rush hour, even so the architects have project 0, remain optimistic. did that and start to shape sheet. the greatest success is that we're all talking to each ot

the ellen is project zeros, most visible result, a car farai, that's 100 percent electric. it's engine room houses, 30 tons of lithium ion batteries. they are charged at night with wind power above decks on the bridge. the captain is proud of his ship. the menu store healey . i'd hate cents for the most part. it's fantastic to be involved. because this is so new and groundbreaking news and it proves the feasibility of building a vehicle that runs on a tricity and is bigger than a car. some cooper in the pride of a zone of or isn't actually in service right now. the operator says it's carrying out maintenance work until the ellen returns the old fossil fuel driven ferries. exhaust is polluting the air here again. but project 0 has a much bigger problems. road traffic, or at least the people who don't want to make the switch to e cars or public transport. the streets are often busy ends on a ball and not just during rush hour, even so the architects have project 0, remain optimistic. did that and start to shape sheet the greatest success is that we're all talking to each othe

the ellen is project zeros, most visible result, a car farai, that's 100 percent electric. it's engine room houses, 30 tons of lithium ion batteries. they are charged at night with wind power above decks on the bridge. the captain is proud of his ship. the menu store healey . i'd hate cents for the most part. it's fantastic to be involved. because this is so new and groundbreaking news and it proves the feasibility of building a vehicle that runs on a tricity and is bigger than a car. some cooper in the pride of a zone of or isn't actually in service right now. the operator says it's carrying out maintenance work until the ellen returns the old fossil fuel driven ferries. exhaust is polluting the air here again. but project 0 has a much bigger problems. road traffic, or at least the people who don't want to make the switch to e cars or public transport. the streets are often busy ends on a ball and not just during rush hour, even so the architects have project 0, remain optimistic. did that and start to ship shape the greatest success is that we're all talking to each other

the operator says it's carrying out maintenance work until the ellen returns. the old fossil fuel driven ferries. exhaust is polluting the air here again. but project 0 has a much bigger problems, road traffic, or at least the people who don't want to make the switch to e cars or public transport. the streets are often busy ends on a ball and not just during rush hour, even so the architects have project 0, remain optimistic. did that and start to ship shape the greatest success is that we're all talking to each other on an equal footing piece. we involve the citizens, we are all set at a round table. jo, it's not a boss sitting at the head of it. yeah. they're all high for the coast, but all of the table, we all share responsibility for making this a success equipment a. whether it's the local authorities buying cuz housing association companies, all of us aren't together. the municipal grids for a heat, electricity and gas are now going to be combined to allow for better energy exchange. step by step is unable is continuing on its path to climate neutrality.

the ellen is project zeros, most visible result, a car farai, that's 100 percent electric. it's engine room houses, 30 tons of lithium ion batteries. they are charged at night with wind power above decks on the bridge. the captain is proud of his ship. the menu store he led hates into the most part. it's fantastic to be involved because this is so new and ground breaking news and it proves the feasibility of building a vehicle that runs on electricity and is bigger than a car. some cooper in the pride of the zone of, or isn't actually in service right now. the operator says it's carrying out maintenance work until the ellen returns the old fossil fuel driven ferries. exhaust is polluting the air here again. but project 0 has a much bigger problems. road traffic, or at least the people who don't want to make the switch to e cars or public transport. the streets are often busy ends on a bar and not just during rush hour, even so the architects have project 0 remain optimistic, didn't start to ship shape the greatest success is that we're all talking to each other on an equal

the ellen is project zeros, most visible result, a car farai, that's 100 percent electric. it's engine room houses, 30 tons of lithium ion batteries. they are charged at night with wind power above decks on the bridge. the captain is proud of his ship. menu store, he hates into the most part. it's fantastic to be involved, because this is so new and groundbreaking news. and it proves the feasibility of building a vehicle that runs on a tricity and is bigger than a car. some cool. the pride of a zone of law isn't actually in service right now. the operator says it's carrying out maintenance work until the ellen returns the old fossil fuel driven ferries. exhaust is polluting the air here again. but project 0 has a much bigger problems. road traffic, or at least the people who don't want to make the switch to e cars or public transport. the streets are often busy ends on a ball and not just during rush hour, even so the architects have project 0, remain optimistic. did that and start to ship shape the greatest success is that we're all talking to each other on an equal footin

the operator says it's carrying out maintenance work until the ellen returns. the old fossil fuel driven ferries. exhaust is polluting the air here again. but project 0 has a much bigger problems. road traffic, or at least the people who don't want to make the switch to e cars or public transport. the streets are often busy ends on a bow and not just during rush hour, even so the architects have project 0 remain optimistic. it doesn't start to shape shape the greatest success is that we're all talking to each other on an equal footing. we involve the citizens. we all set at a round table, jo, for there's not a bus sending at the head of it. yeah. they're all high for the coast, but all of the table, we all share responsibility for making this a success equipment a, whether it's the local authorities buying cuz housing association companies, all of us already together, the municipal grids for a heat, electricity and gas are now going to be combined to allow for better energy exchange, step by step is unable is continuing on its path to climate neutrality. not wr

joining us right now is ellen pao, former ceo of reddit. nonprofit project, include, and she retains a stake in reddit. it's great to see you this morning. i think we're all trying to understand, ellen, what this ipo means, how to think about the value of this company, and you've lived inside it for quite some time and watched it for quite some time. when you think about the valuation of reddit today, what do you think? >> i think reddit has all been a strange company, it's been hard to manage, hard to understand its users, and it's been a very unique set of users. they don't like advertising, they don't like being told what to do and in a public company, there's a lot more regulation, a lot more control, a lot more limitations, and a lot more informationshares. so hii think it's going to be a sbr interesting ipo. i'm curious to see where the price ends up over next few months and how they deal with moderation,under a more careful lens. >> one of the things that the company is now touting is the prospect that revenues from ai, and allowing

hi, ellen. my biggest dream right now is to have a solid roof of around again. but it looks like it will take a long time on the bus and tell each other that we will resurrect this place has come on. but every time we say that i feel like we just fooling out. so how does the test onto tend to me? is it come through? let me give you, make it on talk. you is a city struggling to get back on its feet. many shop owners are now selling from contain, is offering everything for mobile phones to closing and sweet or the economy here is on its knees. most of the former customers arrive at dates or displaced lunch or were facing many difficulties. everything is expensive. there's no work, that's why we're struggling on the even us to come to our, to move us, get into trouble with them and they decided to do something on that round to make ends meet. so life has to go out though. i mean, we hope that our city will soon be back on its feet. that's what instead of all the way up to the high, you always have to deal that say everything will get better. but i don't know. i thi

it's difficult for him to see a new beginning swan to hi, ellen, my biggest dream right now is to have a solid roof of around again. but it looks like it will take a long time on the inside of each other that we will resurrect this places. come on, but every time we say that i feel like we just fooling out. so how does the test onto tendon? does it come through admissions? give you may get you on talk, you is a city struggling to get back on its feet. many shop owners and now selling from contain, is offering everything from mobile phones to closing and sweet. the economy here is on it's news. most of the former customers arrive at data or displaced lunch or were facing many difficulties. everything is expensive. there is no work. that's why we're struggling on the system to move us. get into trouble with them just to double sided to do something on our own to make ends meet. so life has to go up though. i mean, we hope that our city will soon be back on its feet. that's what instead of all the way up almost in you said the high you all, i do have to deal that say everything will get b

ellen broome, managing director of the charity, told me some of the key findings of her orgasnisationparents. they're facing a double whammy of both dramatic drops in the availability of childcare places this year, and also above inflation rises in childcare costs. so i think a lot of parents, i'm sure you will be familiar with this, i think are quite worried about how to pay for childcare and whether they'll be able to access it as well. and i would say the extra childcare funding that's been announced by the chancellor last year in the spring budget has the potential to be a bit of a game changer for parents up and down the country who are facing those really high bills. but it's an addition to a really complex system that is already buckling a little bit under the strain and we can sort of see growing shortages, higher prices. and i think ourfindings raise some really clear questions about the ability of that current system to deliver the extra childcare that children and families really need. yeah, i think it's accepted, isn't it, that childcare in the uk is effectively, the syste

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john, one of the things that the ellen levy goes on to discuss is how he knows first hand that hamasythings and using them as bargaining chips. >> you know, if this feminist for palestine movement had anything about them, wouldn't they be calling for the release of the female hostages, do you think? >> well, some of them may be, but i think the mistake but i mean, i think the mistake is to imagine that you is to imagine that because you go demonstration, because go on a demonstration, because you're what's going go on a demonstration, because you'regaza, what's going go on a demonstration, because you'regaza, that what's going go on a demonstration, because you'regaza, that somehow going go on a demonstration, because you'regaza, that somehow you; on in gaza, that somehow you have now have a complete have now got to have a complete sort of ideological picture of. but on but what about what happened on october 7? we know that was horrendous. know that horrendous. we know that perfectly . we're reminded perfectly well. we're reminded of i enough. mean, of it, i think, enough. i mean, y

let's welcome back ellen has en.on't ask you about bitcoin specifically that the fact that we are seeing the riskier fringes of the market and other cryptocurrencies hit all-time highs, what does that tell you about risk appetite at this stage of the cycle? >> that's a really interesting because is directly treated as a risk on asset. if you look at the correlations with other securities and other asset classes, if you look at the volatility, it trades as a risk on asset, so it is clear that the opening up of etfs investing in spot bitcoin has led to higher prices and has attracted money into those etf's, which is leading in part to the higher bitcoin price. so you would think that this would be positive for i this gas-x and that it should -- all risk assets and that it should also be seen some small-cap outperformance and other riskier asset outperformance and you are seeing that broad now just a little bit. they might be birds and it better in this case. historically there has been the case and if you look at small

or michael cohen, or ellen weisenburger, or the insurrectionist sitting in prison.one would want that job, even if you thought trump would win. oh no, i have to be his vice president! i cannot comprehend why people, why anybody would want this job. >> he would have to move from his home state and resign from the senate. that is a big risk for donald trump in my opinion. >> for donald trump? >> a big risk for anyone to take for donald trump. >> that is the amazing thing. over and over people do it and each one, one ought a time, they each fall off of a cliff for him. we will leave it there. carlos, thank you. michael, jennifer, thanks. >>> we come back to landmark lawsuit against apple. with this antitrust case could mean for your phone. also why it has a lot of businesses scared that the administration could be antibusiness. when "the 11th hour" continues. e to provide soothing relief. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. america's #1 lotion tissue. disrupts my skin, night and day. despite treatment, it's still not under control. but now i have rinvoq. rinvoq is a

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in a letter his granddaughter ellen, you began with an account of how many letters she had written to him in 15 week period. they had agreed that they would exchange letters every three weeks. alas he wrote. there was balance to. so stands the for this year, my dear ellen, between you and me unless it very soon paid off, i shall send sheriff after you i enclose you abundant supply of poetry i will thank you if will put on your boots since and a ride to and inform how my flowers live this part of the country is beautifying with them so fast that every time every ride i take makes me anxious for those at monticello i don't know whether it is owing to your laziness, yours or mine, that letters have been so intimated. i assure you it, is not to my want of love to you, and to all of those about whose welfare i am always so anxious to learn. but it is useless to discuss old bankrupt scores. we will burn our old accounts and begin a new one. deliver my indifference, dear, amidst all family and above all your mama. and except kisses and salutations for yourself. he he hoped he wrote, would so

. >>> my name is doctor ellen moffett, i am an assistant medical examiner for the city and county of san francisco. i perform autopsy, review medical records and write reports. also integrate other sorts of testing data to determine cause and manner of death. i have been here at this facility since i moved here in november, and previous to that at the old facility. i was worried when we moved here that because this building is so much larger that i wouldn't see people every day. i would miss my personal interactions with the other employees, but that hasn't been the case. this building is very nice. we have lovely autopsy tables and i do get to go upstairs and down stairs several times a day to see everyone else i work with. we have a bond like any other group of employees that work for a specific agency in san francisco. we work closely on each case to determine the best cause of death, and we also interact with family members of the diseased. that brings us closer together also. >> i am an investigator two at the office of the chief until examiner in san francisco. as an investigat