tina soared. one of tina's fellow nursing students was carole chauvin.ared to meet her first patient as tina was confident. >> she literally push me in the door. >> you can do it. you need a pep talk? >> she physically pushed me into the patients room. so i think when it came to nursing, she was a natural. >> in command? confident? >> confident, not bossy in any way. but she knew what she was doing. >> but carroll knew almost nothing about tina's life away from nursing school. the shy teenager had become the nose in the book student, and didn't socialize with her classmates. >> sister susan had married by then to, and she and her husband ended up getting an apartment just down the street from john and tina. >> so we could easily walk back and forth and see each other. and i had my daughter at that time. and she was a toddler. and my sister loved children. >> susan would take her little girl to see and tina for coffees that became a heart to hearts. susan confided that she was unhappy in her marriage just as tina was restless in hers. >> so she was actual

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tina, how big of a mistake did i make? >> tina: i think you did great, stephen.gh that night. and it would've been impossible to write your paper afterwards. >> stephen: okay, good. okay, good. tell me what that first year was like when your album hits in 1977. did you feel that you would made an impression? >> tina: we got gobbed a lot. >> stephen: what's "gobbed" mean? >> david: driving around in the station wagon. >> chris: my parents' station wagon, a ford country squire with the fake wood. >> stephen: glamour. >> chris: when our first album came out we were so excited and we were very pleased by the critical reception we had. we were still playing to like 50 people, maybe 100 people in most of the cities we went to in the station wagon. we would play shopping malls that were, like, empty shopping malls. we would play pizza parlors. >> david: you remember the show in pittsburgh? we played at a pizza parlor. their opening act was a fire eater. we did two sets and so did he. but during our first set, he got drunk. we were just like, "oh, no. oh, no. this is not

. >> tina bunny. >> seth: tina bunny. >> yes >> seth: now, tina bunny is a male rabbit. >> uh-huh. >>e had -- the first time you were on the show nine years ago, we discussed tina >> i brought tina home that night, and then, i was freaking out that i made a mistake. this is my third rabbit. they told me it was a girl, and then four years later, they told me it was a boy. >> seth: okay. >> yeah. >> seth: so you consider yourself somewhat of an expert on rabbits >> i am an expert. i have a badge i go to people's houses. i educate them >> seth: but it took you four years to know that tina was a boy. >> it's tough. but yeah, they were trying to insert a catheter and they said, "amy, this is a boy bunny. [ laughter ] >> seth: i will say, you cannot tell from the photo. >> look at him he has chewed a few things >> seth: he has chewed a few things but that is his right as a rabbit >> yes >> seth: getting up there in age. how long does a rabbit go? >> well, my last rabbit lived to be 12, which is old for a bunny. tina is 10 but all of a sudden out of nowhere, he started wetting my bed. peeing

again, rolls out a $65.00 until come us is leaving also coming up, purchasing knowledge and tina as the new president's policies stopped to kick in as con, security as thousands of people months through the capital one authorities to protest against the mavericks. nobody's economic shock there. and the european union propose a sweeping migration reforms. member states degree type of rules to reduce the numbers arriving illegally charities and i agencies condemn the changes the state the imagining outlook into the program. the leader of him, us is mal honey. a has been in egypt for tools on holding the fighting with israel to alaska. humanitarian i into gaza. is ralph prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has again ruled out a safe spot until homos is illuminated, and the remaining hostages. afraid meanwhile, there's been no, they'd help in attacks on the palestinian territory because of some us government. se 20000 people have now been killed as there is no and to seems like these seemed a g as a street. several is really air strikes. heating this southern city of rough uh, survivors rushe

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. >> this is brooke's real sister brittany and their mom, tina.e like to do -- >> clothes. clothes -- >> very very girly, loved doing hair and stuff like that. >> she was just a girly girl. >> a little southern belle? >> uh-huh, yeah. >> yes, yes. >> the little southern belle grew into a beautiful young woman. sometimes blonde, sometimes brunette, brooke, always drew people into her lively orbit. >> really spontaneous, fun, hilarious -- just the life of the party, could literally make friends with anyone. >> dina renee was one of them. >> she would come over to my house. and she'd be, like, we're going out tonight. we're going to have fun. >> and that meant one thing on fall saturdays in knoxville, volunteers football at the university of tennessee. >> oh my goodness. if you are not from tennessee, you better watch out. the strip is completely packed. there are vol fans everywhere. it is so much fun. lots of cooking out. lots and lots of fun. >> lots and lots of orange? >> lots of orange. >> was this something that brooke looked forward to? >> oh

but land or the ship remains a boat and an issue in origin, tina. and who would be interested in knowledge and to the amount of resources america, or of course, on good old bill gates, who has been sniffing around since at least 2020 bill gates has landed in the engine teenie and agri food system has done so at the hands of the into american institute for cooperation of agriculture and international organizations supported by the united states of america. the partnership has clearly blue line between the public and the private sector. since it is a truly a convert entity of agribusiness, it doesn't take much to account why origin tina is set to become locked in america's leading listing and produce that by 2030 known as white gold. lithium is emerging as a key component in the energy industry. on competition is 5th and 2022. the destinations of origin time lithium excellence with china at 42 percent. japan, 31 percent, and south korea. so the team present. the us within full place. something that is working to change a former bolivian president ever

and also israel, he signaled an intention to move on and tina's embassy to jerusalem. the controversial step also taken by donald trump. but in the country struggling under the weight of the triple digit inflation. this pressure to focus on issues back home. argentina has a 40 full $1000000000.00 debt with the international monetary fund. the national cost us a in the red and poverty has climbed above 40 percent. millay is confident, he can solve it all. among his small radical campaign promises with a plan to shut down argentina's central bank and ditch the pay so in favor of the us dollar a based out of the optimal the doctor. so the situation i want to tell you will that argentine now has a future fitness and this future exist if the future is liberalism, but not everyone is convinced work as if long being unhappy about pay and social protections. why? right? what else could be to come? we don't know if we helped me, lady doesn't do what he says he will because that would be a disaster. but there are many women are concerned to relate staunchly anti abortion. convin

they come to the sector, you know, didn't tina. he also announced the privatization in the office state of all of the state companies on a board and labor reform in order to allow the companies to a prior employee's, a without a pain, a pain it it red rather than c payments. if they negotiate with it and with the unions, so the time to escape on coming, they were protest earlier today in the center rep on authorities. but with less participants. then some expected why the small the turn now? why it's because the government a has announced you a demonstration, a regulations, and then the government says that the one that it blew up the street, it will lose the social subsidy, and they are more $1200000.00 for a people that receive the social subsidy so in many of them and do not want to lose it and also their where a fred, off a bodies in repression. and so that's why is the most recent ones? well, if it were around a $10000.00 people in the plaza, they might go in, they may a square don't, on a windows situs. and from the w corresp

tina, i want to go to you first. >> okay. >> joey: you live there.f an independent voter. president trump and president biden you said you are looking it for someone to bring the two parties together. do you see that possible with either biden or trump to get legislation done. >> i think it's a hot mess between those two if they are going to be our choices. i think it's kind of like which one do you pick? which devil do you pick, right? i think it's one of those things where they both have major, major issues for the american voters. i think that people don't know like myself who to vote for we are looking at capability. we are looking at integrity. and we just don't have the right candidates right now. and i think georgia, those 12,000 votes may swing a different direction if we get the right candidate. >> joey: you know, dorothy, tina brings up integrity. i don't know that we get to say that with politicians very often. we have president trump who has legal problems around the country. we have president biden who republicans in congress feel like t

tina how about face is huge economical on social problems. how does, how do you really want to solve them? well you into contain he drove me to a to finish with. ready 40 because cost, but the to pharmacies, government, he goes to a do alliance is with the a funny to get so he's not for the funny thing. so if i didn't see it during the campaign, he has promised don't let me say show because to me, to eliminate the national recovery seat, especially on the central bank. but now he has forget these promises. he's not talking about the, let's say show, need to meet a mean 18 day central bank and he will try to do a huge a got of it for the expenses as much as 5 percent of the beat. he will do a huge if it pay. so they buy the ration and he said that this is in order to control the patient in around 2 years. okay. alejandro robasho invite us that is. thank you. the spots now and the button is the got bi engineer where hoping to gain ground in the bottom of a fast place, previously undefeated by variance hit the road to face trunk. but the host do

it's a step back in time for origin tina, as washington seeks to explore the country's resources, let the president change his mind and force the rich to pay the costs rather than the working people are able to take to the streets because it's impossible to answer the counts read 10 days, you set down with cost adjustment is paid full by cost, but we pay for it. this is the sale of the country. i won't be able to pay for electricity. i won't be able to pay for gas. i won't be able to travel, i won't be able to do anything. it's appears to be a classic case of shop therapy with neo liberal policies imposed as origin team is . economic crisis deepens. the country is new president, have a lie, is so determined to rush through hundreds of sweeping changes that he's cold for the origin to the and parliament to say to an emergency session to pos, legislation. soon, although he was elected belie promise origin. teddy is his own brand to freedom, saying he would and decades a failure said all the pieces, they don't know, it will be difficult, but we're going to make it long. live freedom long

tina tchen is the executive and chief strategy impact officer for the obama foundation. served for eight years in the obama white house, first as the inaugural director of the white house office of public engagement and then as chief of staff to mrs. obama. tchen served as the executive director of the white house council of women and girls for eight years. after the white house, she worked in the chicago office of the buckley law firm and later served as the president and ceo of times up now and the times up foundation. the panel this evening also includes three hofstra protesters who have scholarly expertise in women's studies, public communications policy making, education and mental health counseling all priorities of michelle obama when she served as first lady. so, farthest to your left, dr. lisa merrill is writing studies and rhetoric in hofstra college of liberal arts and sciences and in the fields of performance studies, cultural studies, and women's and lgbtq history. professor merrill's publications have been awarded. joe calloway book prize, oscar prize, and

tina. because the constitution a part of the speaks about the ride for a frequency, but also about the ride for the protest. and a was it one thing is the locates another thing, the street, the most recent as to day during the day in the morning the government has control the bosses in the past. the police got scores, 30 people to get all the process because they don't is say, where are they going to, or in the train stations, the way our posters. and also messages is a warning the people that not to block the street because they will lose the social subsidies. that was the deputy correspondent. alejandro basil in point a series that force. all right, let's take a look now at some of the other headlines making news around the world. this hell venezuelan president nicholas and the do to has welcomed his ally alec sob. who was freed by the united states in a prison, a deal saw by columbia and the businessman mazda arrested in 2020, and accused by the us of money laundering for the venezuelan

he may not ditch some of his more extreme plans as he strives to restore adam tina's prosperity. dw alejandro is a basil told us what is about to change for argentina with the new president in power. he has promised to make a huge a adjustment of public expenses as much as 5 percent of g d p. and he says that it did. then you, of course he brings it to the inheritance of the last the government. he says that the, there's a big a risk or hyper ration. he said that maybe in the, from december to february, there would be a new patient of 20 or a up to 40 percent a per month. but a so that's why he explained to the population. that is the beginning of the end of the government when the people suffer when they have to adjust the states and not the private $6.00. he says, but he says, but of course, this is suspended because the spanish will effect much is a part of the population because it will touch it. for example, the energy tactics. here's a brief look now at some other stories making headlines around the world to home calls for so called patriots. only local elections have been

tina, good morning. >> good morning, frank. >> tina, let's begin with the last one. houthi rebels and the red sea. how big of a risk is this for investors andglobal supply chain and how should we view the visit by the defense secretary? >> these attacks are brazen. there are two u.s. carriers stationed in the mediterranean. that does not appear to be deterring the iran-bacd houthi rebels w claim they are atcking internationally flagged vessels tied to israel. that is not clear. defense secretary lloyd austin, we can expect to hear some strong words from him. for investors, what are the implications? this war is not shaping up to be like the 2006-2007 playbook in previous conflicts in the middle east which i warned of right from the start. there are more moving pieces and stakes are higher. the fact is if you are an actor like the houthi rebels, now is an excellent time to press your case and see if the u.s. will put its money where its mouth is. i think this is significant provo provocation. >> you say significant provocation. i want to ask about the houthi rebels. s

israel's prime minister says his country will keep on finding all that coming up, protest and barge and tina as the new president's policies start to kick in. there's ty, security as thousands of people march through the capital when it's iris to protest against me, lays economic shock therapy. the hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. we begin with the war and gaza, where there's no sign of a letter up in the fighting despite ongoing talks as calls grow for is real to scale back is military operation inside the territory. it has released these images . so what they say is a major from us command center in the heart of goza city. it's a ledge that the network of tunnels was used by senior from us leaders, including those accused of planning. the october 7th terrorist attack causes from us government says at least 20000 people have now been killed in israel's a pensive israeli prime minister. benjamin netanyahu is about to continue the operation until all of israel's objectives are met. there is no and 2 seems like the same. the guys a street several is really air strike heating

so it happened that they did not receive weapons, and one of the reasons is also because, well, what tina the state was not officially recognized as ukrainian, but the second reason , that the bolsheviks had already taken power here on the territory of ukraine and the unr was already in exile, so to speak. but this ideological struggle for the recognition of ukraine as a nation was completed very successfully in america and it is not for nothing that the most prestigious hall, you can say carnegie hall in the world, it was given to the choir of košice, it is very difficult to get there, and max rabinov, a well-known american impresario, helped them precisely in this, because he... at choir concerts in paris and, as he later said in the american press, in five different countries, he heard this singing, and then he said: "america should know this beautiful art, but what is important, going back to this story, ukraine is under occupation, the government is in exile, but the fight is on the reconquest of ukraine, and therefore, when the choir goes to carnegie hall, simon petliura writes a le

almost a year later, david and tina's business is still closed. >> the biggest thing is when i look out there, i see my second home and my second family. and i don't get to see them every day anymore. >> reporter: david estimates he suffered $200,000 in damages, not including lost revenue, which is even more. >> how's it going, willy? >> hey, i'm okay, how are you? >> we're doing well. >> reporter: while we were there, david and tina saw willy case, who owns the wharf house restaurant on the capitola wharf. sadly, willy says he's lost around $1 million in revenue so far, and that number continues to grow every day his business remains closed. >> well, it's certainly frustrating, yes. this is my life. i've been out here 35 years now, and i -- i have a lot of patrons that miss what we do. >> reporter: their loyal customers and the community of capitola have come out to support them, holding fundraisers, collecting $300,000 in donations, and proudly wearing their capitola boat and bait storm recovery t-shirts. >> it means the world to me. it does. it makes me tear up. it means the world th

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the knowledge in tina including labor laws, including finance laws, making money, other things. he says that those laws are necessary to modernize the economies to jumpstart argentina's economy. there exist friendly measures to attract investments in arguing tina, however, most of the people that are protesting here today, sir, they are extremely concerned about what would happen next. even though mean a warrant that be he will implement those fairly to measures. and the next few months will be difficult to close. the thing here today say they're ready to remain on the 3 another ready to slide back. that is helpful. i just see that one on site is front is where it's set to free 10 us prisoners and exchange for the release of a close. all i present nicholas my direct, what is the images? so this has been alex solve, at least from us to prison and arriving back in venezuela. a sondra around p a t has more.

he's drawing comparisons with donald trump by vowing to make odds in tina. great. but the tax office with the economy might and it was prices in decades. me license is government will do everything possible to avoid high for inflation, supporters to adult and forceful, the evaluation ceremony in that way. and as i read to you about the valid, i'm a product and all correspondence alejandro rate. basil has moved from that. i was here, it was a lot of a people, thousands of people and of the persons that come to celebrate a new government officer in the last a tiers are going to now was a governed by if it is a, they're losing the does 40 or these 80 years, and now then you government, the libertarian bowman realty was to go against that amazing against the intervention of the state in the economy on a, for free market. it is a very strange change for argentina, a history on here. there was other people celebrating with a gene time of the genus badge with a national football team. a shirts that macy's church as a new year ago. they was in a breaking the work up now th

we get origin tina out of the crisis. we'll drop it off here and that's why on wednesday he announced a mega decree to reform thousands of laws on issues like labor or export state companies and land located the will. the objective is to begin with the reconstruction of our country, these back freedom to our individuals and begin to dismantle the enormous quantity of regulations that have stopped and complicated economic growth in that country. this is always the 1st step. the government says the economic situation. we start to improve in the next few months. people here are not convinced avow to remain ready to fight back the so i will just see that when the site is voting and the democratic republic of congo presidential election has been extended by a day follows reports of faulty voting machines and pulling stations, failing to open a group of opposition and candidates, according for re run of the election. catherine stuart reports by capital kinshasa of the election day in the democratic republic of congo was marked

now, can we also expect any changes in the audience a, as in tina's foreign policy. yes, of course a he has said that union all the he's campaign that the his priorities will be to have it a good relations with united states israel and the free world a he a he will a freeze in the relations with the receiving it with the china and today a he has a little in a precedents and former presidents, a way for peace, a 1st a speech, for example, here to worse there you can, you can look into a young person, then take savanski, also the former brit addressing the impressive in a body so now don't be afraid doing precedent or hungry. they could autobahn so he's new allies from right on the far right in the work that is out of town to reimburse you that reporting for right now. so i was thank you very much. i so thank you so much. i'll just see the president is known to making controversial statements, but even before taking office he had to soften some of his more radical ideas. the lion, the wig, the madman. how the am, unless he goes by many nickname and new edition. the cha

on the move to make as in tina. great. again. even before taking office officially it's clear dramatic changes coming with him. the lion, the wig, the madman. tell the emulate. he goes by many nicknames and new edition the chainsaw president. during complaining the self described and non co capitalist site, the public in no uncertain terms. what he plans to do to public spending. whoever comes to spend on will cut the hand off at the scene of the president. it's 9 for his harsh rhetoric. he's described type francis, a fellow origin time of ego. and this areas, and an imbecile who promotes communism really stated bluntly that you wouldn't deal with communists in china. oh, and neighboring brazil. internationally, malay has stated strong ties with the united states and also israel. but in the country struggling under the weight of triple digit inflation, best pressure to focus on issues back home. a, a be sort of a little somebody pop, some old a doctor. so the situation i want to tell you will that are going to, you

tina, i did it myself i imagine at what boiling point her nervous system was, well, let's listen.yna kuderchuk is completely incompetent in cinema, it is very difficult to talk to a person. who is not even at an elementary level familiar with cinematography, neither local nor world, besides, she absolutely does not speak any language, not that she speaks english, but it seems that she does not even speak ukrainian, and there is nothing to talk about with her in russian , well , tina lok also said that in 2022, she was also at the kakan film festival at support events. ukrainian cinema was organized then, and there, as she said, she wanted to constantly communicate with ms. marina in order to somehow help, because really many people of cinema all over the world are trying until now. to offer some kind of help , both monetary and any other, and here she tells that she could not call ms. maryna, could not find her in any way, and in her opinion, kudarchuk simply ignored her, and here i want to quote: in the end , when it was possible to reach her, kudarchuk answered with a mouth full

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it says step back in time for origin tina as washington, 66 boy the come to these resources, let the president change his mind and force the rich to pay the costs rather than the working people are able to take to the streets because it's impossible to answer the counts read 10 days. you set down with cost adjustment is paid full by cost, but we pay for it. this is the sale of the country. i won't be able to pay for electricity . i won't be able to pay for gas. i won't be able to travel, i won't be able to do anything. it's appears to be a classic case of shop therapy with neo liberal publishing is imposed as origin team is. economic crisis deepens the conclusion you present how the light is so determined to rush through hundreds of sweeping changes that he's cold for the origin to the in parliament to say to an emergency session, to pos legislation. soon although he was elected, well, i informed me, sergeant teddy is his own brand to freedom, saying he would and decades of failure said all the pieces they don't know, it will be difficult, but we're going to make it long live freedom

you'd tina you'd love to see it. tina malone there. actress thank you. and care.e've got to take care. and we've tv personality we've got tv personality ryan—mark we've got tv personality ryan-very k we've got tv personality ryan-very much. now, a very, very much. now, a spokesperson the bbc said we spokesperson for the bbc said we want for everyone want the bbc to be for everyone and latest figures show that and the latest figures show that 21% staff are from low socio 21% of staff are from low socio economic backgrounds, a target of by 2025. so they've of 25% by 2025. so they've slapped a target on it. we're continuing talent continuing to invest in talent schemes and youth outreach projects, we increased projects, and we increased apprenticeships record levels apprenticeships to record levels in but do in the last year. but what do you think ? is it a problem that you think? is it a problem that the bbc's top jobs are still packed privately educated packed with privately educated people twitter of people? susan on twitter says of course it is. how can there eve

you'd tina you'd love to see it. tina malone there. actress thank you. and care. we've got to take care. and we've tv personality we've got tv personality ryan—mark we've got tv personality ryan-very k we've got tv personality ryan-very much. now, a very, very much. now, a spokesperson the bbc said we spokesperson for the bbc said we want for everyone want the bbc to be for everyone and latest figures show that and the latest figures show that 21% staff are from low socio 21% of staff are from low socio economic backgrounds, a target of by 2025. so they've of 25% by 2025. so they've slapped a target on it. we're continuing talent continuing to invest in talent schemes and youth outreach projects, we increased projects, and we increased apprenticeships record levels apprenticeships to record levels in but do in the last year. but what do you think ? is it a problem that you think? is it a problem that the bbc's top jobs are still packed privately educated packed with privately educated people twitter of people? susan on twitter says of course it is. how can there e

welcome to measures announced earlier today by origin tina's new economy, minnesota, luis caputo. these bold initial actions aimed to significantly improve public finances in a manner that protects the most vulnerable in society and strengthens the foreign exchange regime. the decisive implementation will help stabilize the economy and set the basis for more sustainable and private sec to lead gross. it wants to rejuvenate the loading deal that it struck fucking 2018. the biggest deny my history, and they expect the condo reforms being rushed through by me late in order to in the west is keen to strengthen relations with its lights is less than american profit, j hoping to reverse the so called paint tide, sweeping the region a malay to raise against trying to during his electrical time pay seems happy to pivot towards washington, which has been discussing how to deal with the threats of trying to a multi seize of its own back yard. historically, the i m. f has proved it dissolved for origin taking a closing base of divisions. i'm plunging the people into poverty piling on huge de

. >> there was tina cecil and the first 6, and we now need to kick the second 60 the breathtaking strategy and we needed a breathtaking ceo. and then gina >> a packed audience turned out for glides annual holiday it was a fundraiser but also a moment to honor 94 year-old son. so really >> and can where we came from. of the community. >> reverend williams interviewed and approved tina, who was officially introduced supporters at the event. >> pinnacle for clive for him to hand this someone like jean she's going not get out of the park in addition to her job experience, gina brings us something else to many years ago as a young mother trying to make ends meet. she turned to glide for help >> just one generation out of poverty. pam. >> i want every family to know that they can come and get. but that safety net in that moment that you need that needed 3 years after that, i was working. i was going to school and i so i'm going need it somebody. another family took my spot. >> is busy learning about her new clients. everything she can about this historic church. >> one lived for the last 60 year

we can speak to tina it's. she's a lot of freed program spokes pass and she joins us now from also to do. agency has been warning about this for weeks that report that came out today from the body that because foundation has a number of numbers in it. i want to unpack some of those statistics. so the ip c, that's that prove security body is saying 26 percent. they're moving a quarter of cause and in phase 5, which as i understand it is found. and so a course of causes all experiencing famine right now. yes. so this, the level of this levels unprecedented. so that's uh, more than, uh it's, it's about $577000.00 people. i p c a level 5. right now, think of that as a sort of a police and like you said, and then just to give you a perspective, the best number is 4 times more the level of, of, of, of i p c, 5 numbers that we see around the world combined. so the complexity, the money tooth and the speed of how this crisis unfolded as a precedent. so we're talking here, i want to get away from some of the technical l

. —— estaba sobresaliendo de la tina. daÑo. no pensÉ que alguien le habÍa hecho daÑo. >> >> me volvÍ loca, y sÓlo recuerdo agarrarla de sus manos, trataba de sacarla, y no podÍa con ella, trataba de agarrarla. yo sabÍa que ella no estaba conmigo. le pido que me perdone por no haber estado para defenderla. vilma: la policÍa no revelÓ quÉ los llevÓ a investigar el caso como homicidio. la investigaciÓn continÚa. maity: la reapertura de la catedral de notre—dame en parÍs estÁ en la Última etapa, la iglesia declarada patrimonio de la humanidad solÍa recibir unas 12 millones de personas cada aÑo, la reconstrucciÓn ha costado unos $840,000,000, que abrieran las puertas en 365 dÍas el prÓximo 8 de diciembre. fÉlix: un juez federal se pronuncia en contra de la separaciÓn de familia inmigrantes. maity: la oea reacciona contra la fiscalÍa de guatemala y considerar las acciones contra el presidente electo un intento de golpe de estado. fÉlix: al preocupaciÓn internacional por la escalada de polÍticas militares entre venezuela y guyan

tina tchen, who served as chief of staff to the first lady. from 2011 to 2017. and in conversation with several members of the house, two faculty. so i'll begin with brief introductions. tina tchen currently serves as the executive vice president and chief strategy and impact officer for the obama foundation. she served for eight years in the obama white house, first as the inaugural director of the white house office of public engagement and then as chief of staff to mrs. obama. chen also served as the executive director of the white house council on women and girls for eight years after the white house, she worked in the chicago office of the buckley law firm and later served as the president and ceo of time's up now! and the time's up, founder. the panel this evening also includes three hofstra professors who have scholarly expertise in women's studies, public communication policy making, education and mental health counseling all priority of michelle obama when she served as first lady. so far, this to your left. dr. lisa merrill is professor of writing, stu

. >> was tina cecil and the first 6, and we now need to kick off the second 60 years. >> breathtaking strategy and we needed a breathtaking ceo. >> and then she shows up. >> a packed audience turned out for glides annual holiday it was a fundraiser but also a moment to honor 94 year-old so really >> and where we came from. to be of the community. >> reverend williams interviewed and approved tina who was officially introduced to supporters at the event. >> pinnacle for clive for him to hand this off. someone like gina, she's going not get out of the park. deserves see so deserves is the city deserves is. and i really, really charged up in addition to her job experience. gina brings us something else to many years ago as a young mother trying to make ends meet. she turned to glide for help >> in just one generation out of poverty. pam. >> i want every family to know that they can come and get. but that safety net in that moment that you need that needed 3 years after that, i was working. i was going to school and i so i'm going need it somebody. another family took my spot. >> is busy

tina now move, which is looking for her colleague cuz he's supposed to be here. the minstrels hall is the largest room in the castle. and the restoration work is going on 8 meters above the tourists heads. now you can see the details. so no, this is bullshit. damage, right? know exactly. like up on the ceiling. we'll hold the water also got down here. let me see what we're looking for. tied. very nice. there's something here. and these to the 1st and yet this is the 1st time we're doing this really going i the oldest son says that it's necessary. it's of course that's a big responsibility. i'm gonna finish. i think, i think a worker for antoine all on the ceiling alone. some 2000 individual areas need to be restored. mikaela costanza into colleagues have been working on it for more than a year already. this is how the minstrels hall should look again, which is because we have some of the signals. so when i was 1st and i mentioned was hold to make the offer, this is the image i had with make one. so it's really, if you take the light alone when that how it reflect

que solamente salÍa de la tina y abrir las cortinas y ella estaba allÍ.idencias calificaron el accidente como un homicidio. en un comunicado informaron que no hay sospechosos, pero que estÁn trabajando arduamente para encontrar al o los responsables. >> no sospechamos de nadie, ni nadie. >> la persona que dices estarÍa afuera, estÁ afuera y me la mato sin compasiÓn. >> anoche compaÑeros de escuelas le dieron un homenaje a la joven asesinada. en el campus estaba en uniforme que ya no volverÁ a vestir. >> la Única misiÓn que yo tengo en este momento es encontrar a esa persona que estÁ gozando de su libertad, mientras mi hija me la arrebatÓ. las autoridades en este momento estÁn viendo la ayuda del pÚblico para encontrar cualquier pista que puede llevar a la captura del o los sospechosos de cometer este asesinato. la madre de la joven nos dijo que hace apenas 2 semanas habÍan entrado a su departamento para robar y que habÍan puesto una denuncia. en etna texas francisco cuevas noticias telemundo. >> en otros temas, cadena perpetua esa es la sentencia para el

tina tchen, who served as chief of staff to the first lady. from 2011 to 2017.tion with several members of the house, two faculty. so i'll begin with brief introductions. tina tchen currently serves as the executive vice president and chief strategy and impact officer for the obama foundation. she served for eight years in the obama white house, first as the inaugural director of the white house office of public engagement and then as chief of staff to mrs. obama. chen also served as the executive director of the white house council on women and girls for eight years after the white house, she worked in the chicago office of the buckley law firm and later served as the president and ceo of time's up now! and the time's up, founder. the panel this evening also includes three hofstra professors who have scholarly expertise in women's studies, public communication policy making, education and mental health counseling all priority of michelle obama when she served as first lady. so far, this to your left. dr. lisa merrill is professor of writing, studies and rhetori

so much so that the driver you just saw there, her mother called me a few months ago saying that tina she was actually one of the vicky's earlier stories. >> a report we did four or five years ago. >> tina gonzalez's mother called me and said, that was my daughter there. she just got attacked again. so that call is what prompted me to look at this issue again. >> so you've been looking at the issue, looking at the data. you, yourself, rode on the ac transit buses. >> a lot of buses still have those partial plastic barriers where if you walk up, you can reach over and touch the driver. the transit agency is saying they're working to retrofit all the buses with new barriers. i asked ac transit, can i have a picture of one of those new barriers? they did not give me a photo, but i did want to pull up a picture of what mta in new york is testing out right now. take a look on your screen. you can see the driver is there in a fully enclosed compartment where the driver can kind of close the door there, and you can't reach around. raj, they're telling me that this was inspired by an airplane

. >> was tina cecil and the first 6, and we now need to kick off the second 60 years. >> breathtakingategy and we needed a breathtaking ceo. >> and then gina >> a packed audience turned out for glides annual holiday it was a fundraiser but also a moment to honor 94 year-old so really >> and where we came from. to be of the community. >> reverend williams interviewed and approved tina, who was officially introduced to supporters at the event. >> pinnacle for clive for him to hand this off. someone like she's going not get out of the park. deserves see so deserves is the city deserves is. and i really, really charged up >> in addition to her job experience, gina brings us something else to many years ago as a young mother trying to make ends meet. she turned to glide for help >> in just one generation out of poverty. pam. i want every family to know that they can come and get. >> but that safety net in that moment that you need that needed 3 years after that, i was working. i was going to school and i so i'm going need it somebody. another family took my spot. >> is busy learning about

we talked about tina karol , now we remembered, let's move on to the artists, in general, i wanted totitude, yes, we are currently rebooting into a big, of course, ukrainian show business, a lot of young artists are appearing , because there is nothing russian, they do not come to us. concerts, those people and so on , you can't listen to, for example, russian music, we 'll understand why, but some people say, i want to listen to some russian composition at home, maybe even a soviet one, there's magamayev, for example, i'll tell you now, but that's not banned, not banned, again , people still have action movies with steven seagal on cassettes and discs, uh, he supports the kremlin and russia, but he is not banned to what extent. i also know, look, i had it once when i graduated dnipropetrovsk college of culture and art, then it was the school of culture, in the fourth year of cultural studies i was asked a question, uh, and asked what ukraine needed to do after it gained independence, i said that it needed to raise its culture , as much as possible on all uh... well, first of all, loo

it's got the record thousands of laws, the nitrogen tina, including labor loss, including finance, laws, making money, other things. he says that those laws are necessary to modernize the economies to jumpstart argentina's economy. there exist friendly measures towards rec, investments in arguing tina, however, most of the people that are protesting here today, sir, they are extremely concerned about what would happen next. even though mean a warrant that be he will implement those fairly to measures. and the next few months will be difficult for processing here today say that they're ready to remain on the 3 and that they're ready to $5.00. pretty simple, i'll just see the site is voting and democratic republica comb goes general. elections has been extended by one day in some areas. a soft to delay is at some point in stations in the capital constructs of several other towns. some places didn't open a tool. it also reports to faulty voting machines and navigation to vote to fluid opposition. candidates, according for re route, normally election, ponens new governments has taken the pu

tina economic measures announced by the country's new president javier malay of spark protest and the capital of winter. cyrus thousands turned out to march against drastic cuts to public spending plans to settle state own companies and the valuation of the pay. so they are fighting for workers rights. some say they are fighting for their freedom . fighting against the drastic changes announced by their countries, new president here i am protesting, defending my right to express myself to demonstrate and enjoy my right to eat. i mean, to leave the right to access health care and everything that says, take 2 days to show me the the people have the right to demonstrate and live with dignity. a comment that origin tina's new government has tightened. demonstration regulations, siding the right of free movement. protesters have been forbidden from blocking main roads. the new authorities say anyone found to be breaking the rules could face a cut to their social benefits. 9 and this is the man causing all the uproar. have you malay was worn into office less than 2 weeks ago? he won the ele

it's, it's very, very, sorry, important, what tina said because 100 years ago, ukraine was in a much worse state, because the majority of the world did not even understand that there was such a nation, much older than the muscovites, that is, the russians, and petliura simply understood this perfectly and found a way to reach hearts, and the fact that we are now known in the world , this is also simon's merit. and a bunch of choirs who simply developed some kind of, you know, this emotional aura and this cultural noosphere. which we can already rely on it, but look, you modestly remained silent, so i will clarify: wikipedia, writing about the chapel under the košice cannon, she writes: the republican chapel of košice and kirill stetsenko, your grandfather. yes, that was the story here, just tina, it was the first one who began to emphasize so vividly, in fact, as you say, and there is, as it is written in wikipedia, because petlyu. instructed on january 1, 1919 at an official meeting with oleksandr kosyts and kirill stetsenko that you must create a chapel, and if not, what did he say

tina again , she says that in the end, when she managed to get a call at the cannes film festival, she wanted to talk to her, yes, but ms. marina ignored her, so. according to ms. tina, and this is what she says: in the end, when i managed to reach her, kuderchuk answered with a mouth full of food, clucking loudly and shamelessly , so you can imagine in general, various representatives of international film festivals there or, well, other foreign producers there, have spoken quite negatively about ms. maryna, for example, there is the head of the ukrainian analogue of the state cinema in bulgaria, too. more than once he said such skeptical things, but it usually did not happen there publicly, because people are all well-educated, it's just that they were horrified by the behavior, but did not say anything publicly. and here you can imagine how much the head of the ukrainian state cinema got the head of the tallinn film festival, that she but she couldn't bear it and said, well , this is all public, that is, we can imagine, well , let's do it somehow, well, i don't know, there are rumor