. >> then, jenni. >> bloodhounds came. police were there. >> this is a little girl that was doing nothing more than riding her bicycle in a park. >> two young girls taken. >> the similarities. blonde, blue-eyed, riding a bike. >> somebody who is targeting young girls. >> exactly. >> as a little kid, it definitely scared the heck out of me. >> she was a girl, then, too. solving these mysteries became her mission. >> so how many names did you have? >> about 2,300 names. >> could cutting-edge technology crack an ice-cold case? >> i was like, no way. >> i believe in the devil, and people that don't believe in the devil, i think, they're in for a big surprise. >> hello and welcome to "dateline. " michella and jenni were just like most kids their age. they loved riding bikes, and playing outdoors. the fun-loving girls didn't know each other. but they would be forever connected, through tragedy. decades later, a detective would leave no stone unturned, on a quest for justice. and in the process, uncovered a twist that left invest

big -- big testing company and so jenny, this one is also to you.steelville, missouri bev, we love you and she cheers when jenny harrington is on and she said a significant part of her portfolio is allocated to high yielding stocks she bought pipeline companies and a portion of the dividend is actually roc and do you have any tips to make sure that the yield does not include a portion of my original investment. thank you, jenny, thank you bev. >> that was so nice. >> i think your focus shouldn't be so much worrying about the return of capital. that's an accounting methodology for tax efficiency for long holders and look at the adjusted funds of operations which are $2.43 a share and what we see is that affo, they're growing and they should grow single digits range and you have the dividend growing in the low single digits range and don't worry about the construction of the accounting don't worry about the accounting construction they used to marx myself the tax efficiency and where you worry is on the royalty trust and that might be where there is o

jenny, josh brings up a great point. you have to build this thing, but you can't do it without making the investments we kind of find out that they lost meta platforms, $10 million last year on the metaverse initiatives and you have to invest something to make money down the line and there's also this pivot of facebook and meta platforms overall on its facebook side of things towards some of the more video-oriented content and that's the stain gram reel side of the business that puts them in a more competitive environment with tiktok and youtube owned by alphabet is how much of the story and the downdraft is about whether or not those investments and the chips being placed are right for investors at these current price levels >> i don't really think it's about that i think it's about the fact that we've had a lot of companies in the overall stock market that haven't been priced for perfection, but they've been priced well past perfection. look, facebook wasn't terribly expensive. you know we own it yeah, we own this and

jenny slate. >> hi, jimmy hi >> jimmy: jenny, i'm so happy to see you i just wanted to say congratulationss. she likes -- she likes my comedy, but -- i know, my comedy has become comedy for babies like the hit around this house is like take her pacifier. i just did it, by the way, for my friends i go, "can i try this? and she's like, "eh. and i'm like, "is it spicy is it spicy? and she's like, "eh. and then i put it in my mouth and i'm like - [ groans ] and then i kind of like spit it out and that's apparently like the best work i've ever done [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a good bit. [ cheers and applause >> yeah. >> jimmy: i want to talk about your wedding because, again, congratulations. but i know it was pushed a a bunch of times because of the pandemic and then you were just like, "you know what we're going to do it i don't care we're doing it." you got married in your home >> we got married on new year's eve after four other times of trying to get married. we got married in the living room and there were 23 people. it was -- it was a small affair like it or not, we weren't able to ge

that's amber and that's jenny >> i'm black >> and i'm gay >> and we're both women. >> seth: and i amere's how this works i will read the setups for these jokes, and amber and jenny will read the punch line. so here we go. kim jong-un has reportedly banned citizens in north korea from wearing leather jackets >> lesbians are calling it a human rights violation [ laughter ] >> seth: february is black history month. >> offer not valid in virginia [ laughter and groaning >> seth: a theater in portland recently hosted the opening of the world's first lesbian opera. >> a lesbian opera is like a regular opera, except it's not over till the cat lady sings [ light laughter ] >> seth: cat crowd i should have told you guys, heavy cat crowd tonight. >> oh, cat crowd >> seth: i came out here earlier and i was like, "david letterman is here. and they're like, "is there gonna be cat stuff?" [ laughter ] a miami museum has curated an exhibit about african-american jockeys called "too black, too fast." >> it's named after the reason cops give for pulling me over. [ audience groans >> seth: amber >> ju

i'm show business, i'll see you then by the way, i am if jenny. yep. of course. the more gunner with the assault section of the 2nd platoon 3rd special forces unit blue, we're always on the alert for an armed conflict. because if we get intelligence about militants in the neighborhood, it's usually reliable with the squadron has played a part in conflict before or but this was the 1st attack of its kind on to rain like this. we would expect from them. we were ready for them at any moment, but it was a very difficult area and they were able to open fire 1st was not with from, with one of the for a special forces soldiers, the thinking is paramount. but with that, how he makes the right decisions during that 5 minutes and tried to outflank the 3 soldiers, led by a puffer, and started throwing hand grenades at them. sergeant eugenia of covered one of those grenades with his own body. of course i was frightened, but i tried to compose myself. i was thinking somehow i had to come back because mom was waiting for me. this is a thought the cams you down moms waiting for

as renters, jenny and i know how critical water is to our lives. water in wyoming is sacred. -- as ranchers, jenny and i know how how critical water is to our lives. water in wyoming is sacred. we need the ability to stand our ground when it comes to protecting it. the ongoing drought has raised the stakes over water rights in the colorado, the snake, and the yellowstone drainage to name a few. when drought or the federal government threatens wyoming's water users, agricultural producers, we cannot afford to be shorthanded or unprepared. that is why you will see and i have asked for additional resources for both our state engineer and attorney general. one continued bright spot is our tourism industry. my people continue to come to visit and enjoy what we love about this state. revenue from lodging is now saving the general fund money and creating opportunities for new investments in outdoor recreation. people love wyoming and we need more camping spots, boat ramps, and trails so that we can continue to provide more access to our great outdoors. wy

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i'm going to defer to jenny.terms of my portfoportfolio, they pay dividends -- i'm targeting stock price i think you can achieve. >>> final trade still ahead on "halftime report". ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq >>> a growing number of small business owners they zaire passing higher costs onto their customers. a small business survey finds 47% of small business owners are rising prices. another 32% say they'll have to raise prices if inflation persists 75% say inflation will be a problem six months from now and only 28 % from confidence in the fed's ability to tame it more on the survey is at cnbc.com > natresreex>>fil ad a nt. what do you think healthier looks like? cvs can help you support your nutrition, sleep, immune system, energy ...even skin. so health

arbitrarily holland with the 1st is mostly the soldier with the loudest voice forth in this regard div jenny was always the best one he sang in the school choir and was never embarrassed. you can. so he had no problem singing the army with so many people listening to him. ah, we both thought there was still plenty of time before he left that so when the 15th of november, when he had to go eventually came around, was bank the whole night packing his things in a hurry? wonder if he has a sweet tooth. he had one so have his huge hole dole was crammed to the brick with sneakers, chocolate bars and other sweets ladders. he started taking warm clothes out because they didn't fit, but he wouldn't allow me to touch the suite. there was completely out of the question, the fact that it is not what i just knew that everything would be fine. for some reason we were so confident of california because we were going to get married officially after he came back was everything was plant would have been sent out the invitations. how could he not come back a little then mirror, thought of it, never crossed her

jenny was in today on the night of 25th of january. it stuck in my memory. she borrowed the laptop from one of the guys. i switched on the computer and so that he wasn't skype. he was looking at me intently. i asked, was that all about? i haven't changed. we'll meet very soon. and he answered, no, i want to see you now. that's what i remember more than anything else. so for the on deployment, everything is different. collective the group is more close knit is when we start an operation, there are 15 soldiers with a commander in charge. we know that our comrades and our commander won't leave us, no matter how tough it gets, where teams and all the, the military base us, what is the place where your home and your family are? will chestler all that fuss will attract you. but on a mission, a man reveals his true colors almost after the 1st deployment, the ship, a lot of people leave special forces in from overseas. some of them realize is simply not for them than you will. those who do stay though they will make up a reliable team. you won't be afraid of going a

it stars french actor is denny middle, she and isabella, jenny, a jenny colleague and compatriots, isabella bell is this year's recipient of the golden bear award for lifetime achievement. the french actress will also be seen at the festival and her latest film about joan, alongside berlin. hometown favorite last, idaho. this is also generating buzz. is the thriller the outfit starring oscar winning british actor? mark rollins as a taylor gets mixed up with gangsters and 19 fifties. chicago going to be involved in whatever it is you. do you know exactly what it is we do? well, the outfit is just one of $256.00 movie screening at this highly unusual valley, not at the festival, is known to be the most political among the international film festivals. but this year, the overarching theme among the 18 movies vying to wind the golden bear. it's love . this whole event, as of course, overshadowed by germany staggering, coven 19 infection rates. and while much of the battered movie industry welcomed the decision to move ahead with a tone down version of the belly, not many people here in berlin.

my name is jenny perez and i work at the w. ah ah o, another u. s. inflation report for the record books. prices are rising at their highest pace and 40 years and the last will red hot inflation lead to economic meltdown. will go to our correspondent in new york and will take you to kentucky cold country where inflation is sitting hard and her region already rocked by poverty. also coming up, the global shipping industry is going back in time to bring down it's climate footprint. a wind power cargo ships could one second. i am chelsea delaney welcome to the show. a key gauge of us inflation rows a steeper than expected 7.5 percent and the year through january high energy prices, supply constraints and strong demand have been driving and inflation. prices for used cars and gasoline searched by about 40 percent year over year. according to the labor department consumer price index, bacon prices were up 18 percent. the inflation spike has lasted longer than economist had anticipated, and is increasingly weighing on consumers and businesses. now infla

they tried to suggest that re, jenny was the victim of a car crash. and later accounts emerged in the press. that julia re, jenny was gay, even though he wasn't and that he'd been killed by a gay lover. and there was gestures that he had been taking drugs, and this was perhaps the drug deal that had gone wrong with the letter. and i made yet that into him at all. on my shatoya. tell ya, my sing allen on every battle on every battle. vercadia janea and i saw that i meant they indiscipline e b their check carridy columbo out there. i mean they are generally that interior minister, maggie abdel, got far dismissed western suspicions here. and as i've been a while, but most likely to be a good then and don't solicit, has it or has it? i'm mostly live. i don't know. been as our ship if. well, i'm here. and so when i'm grad 6 weeks into the investigation, the egyptian said they had found reaching these killers, claiming that they were part of a gang the kidnapped foreigners. a group of 4 men were travelling in a small minivan according to their wives, to do

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ah, if jenny was on duty on the night of 25th of january, it stuck in my memory. she borrowed a laptop from one of the guys. i switched on the computer and so that he wasn't skype. he was looking at me intently. i asked, what's that all about? i haven't changed. we'll meet very soon. and he answered, no, i want to see you now. that's what i remember more than anything else. super little on deployment. everything is different. click to the group is more close knit and when we start an operation, there are 15 soldiers with a commander in charge. we know that our comrades and our commander won't leave us, no matter how tough it gets. where teams some of the military base. yes. and what is the place where your home and your family are? we'll just leave all that. fuss will attract you. but on a mission, a man reveals his true colors almost after the 1st deployment. yep. a lot of people leave special forces in from overseas. some of them realize it's simply not for them than you will. those who do stay though they will make up a reliable team. you won't be afraid of goi

and starz french actor is din ye men or she and isabella, jenny? a jenny colleague and compatriots, isabella bell, is this years recipient of the golden bear award for lifetime achievement. the french actress will also be seen at the festival and her latest film about joan, alongside berlin. hometown favorite last, idaho. this isn't all. also generating buzz is the thriller the outfit starring oscar winning british actor remark, rollins as a tailor gets mixed up with gangsters and 19 fifties. chicago don't be involved in whatever it is you. do you know exactly what it is away do? well, it's a cautious return to the red carpet after years of pandemic disruption. the battered movie industry is hoping even this year's scaled back event could be an important step on the road to normality. well let's that join the dw stacy beavens, who's a up the burden allah amongst the glitter off a welcome. welcome brother. bring is just minutes away or was it la? yes, i'm telling you it's my 1st red carpet and i feel amazing. that's. it's amazing. it's giving razzle

got the bid and you have it then busted in your some gray you my video jenny? ma hm. with any duck, what you've got more like, you know, some guy, you know, was it that 4 digit with digits? it was in the door there, the ocean, our civil war, mino, ball, my buddy. and yet new york on your, i mean, did you really heard you say piece of me that was the guy, the water with the governor, jeanette united will to do with our government really upset. he a little boiler knew that up. oh good. she didn't have enough not to with the, you know what that it was going to senior people, new butch, this north you below borders of catchy low mileage. i see how it was by the, the studio thumbs actually. we but he had ocean for the want to be doing so. so i me go sheet. you mom. i have a thought already at the cushion of my show school. we need to put a light shuttle usually and move like his to near the well, it was fun in life, but they opened up to do a tony and cotton julia for night. morgan wants to patient with me when you can reach me with a. d little bit both with just physical

just the other day, jenny was in fremont county out the farm and ranch days. you know her passion has been for food security in wyoming. when she got back she saw a friend that we have your today and she reminded me of bobby lane who works at the honor farm. bobby knows how to grow hay. when we had to cut budgets last year, bobby was given a new task. grow vegetables for the honor farm. he was so successful that someone accused him of having two green psalms. it is an occupational hazard he only has one thumb. i digress. bobby donated his access produce to jenny's grow a little bit extra program. bobby raises food, but he raises self-esteem. the inmates that tended to the garden have come away with an interest in farming and a chance to lead productive lives. that is another example of state employees do, they go above and beyond. bobby is here today, would you stance we can recognize you -- stand so that we can recognize you? [applause] the first lady and i have not been idle in regards to agriculture. we have engaged across the sector to promote our industry

jenny, _ that to control their own destiny. jenny, thank you.ission and it started identifying something which has occurred in this country and just happened, and identifying that is a problem which the government seeks to sell, this issue of inequality. amongst the biggest inequality. amongst the biggest inequality in any major economy and this is a crucial issue. the past 30 years show that the figures have got worse between the highest and lowest performing regions in the united kingdom. in other countries, they have made choices which close the gap, they have widened here. let's give one little example of policy levers which is spending on transport. i will show you a chart here which are treasury numbers, showing just how much per head is spent in yorkshire and humber on transport, £309. it is nearly treble in london, £882. there are reasons why you would expect that, london has a bigger transport system, a bigger population. but the logic, you spend more and the system gets bigger, that is why you get divergence. the government says it wan

jenny hill in moscow, there. and following _ kyiv. jenny hill in moscow, there. but he said that russia's leader's orders to put the country on special nuclear alert had been timed in his view to put maximum pressure on the ukrainian delegation head of the talks with the russian counterparts on the border. ukraine's foreign minister quite clear as to why vladimir putin has made this move in order to, as he thinks, maximise the pressure on the ukrainians and those talks that are taking place on the border. he also went on to accuse russia of war crimes and said its aim was to destroy ukraine but they would fail. he gave an update on the military situation on day four of the russian invasion. for the fourth consecutive day, the ukrainian army, national guard, national plays, units of territorial defence and the entire forces of ukraine resist and fight back russian invaders. ukraine's ability to resist has been extremely high and unexpectedly high for putin. i want to stress that in the first four days of russia's invasion, russia has not achieved a single strategi

this presentation will be led by two of our students and a program administrator, jennie lee. i'd like to call on jennie lee, zoe and whitney, to presence on sexual harassment and sexual assault presentation from young asian women against violence, yawav. >> clerk: i'm sorry. where are we? >> we're at the yawavs presentation, thank you. and while we have some folks pulling it up today, i am jennie lee, the coordinator for young asian women against violence. and i have zoe and whitney with me, and today, they'll be talking a little bit about what that project is and some of their goals, so without further adieu, i'm going to pass it over to whitney and zoe. >> actually, it's [indiscernible] but hello, board of education and san francisco public? me and my colleague whitney are so graceful to be here providing to you all today about a collaboration that we want to engage in in order to [indiscernible] toolkit for sfusd to use as a [indiscernible] next slide, please, and i'll pass it off to whitney. >> thank you. so to briefly explain who we are, we are a group of [indiscernible]

this is jenny and sense of self worth and sounds love your own meaning. your own right to exist the way you are. i wonder how would you recommend those arise who haven't experienced that in childhood from our families. how would you suggest the access data key that indeed unlocks any door? there are 2 ways that science shows absolutely re awaken our natural birthright. and the 1st is the cultivation of this transcendent awareness that sees into the spiritual reality. doesn't believe doesn't hope, doesn't think that it can perceive the relationship between events, synchronicity who we are to one another. and the 2nd piece is it's, it's beautifully shown in our most recent m, r i studies, is that the same part of the brain that perceives that we are loved held and guided by the spirit in life by god is the same. a part of the brain that perceives the presence of god, the presence of spirit in one another. so if we are stuck, and if we simply can't see and feel that sensitive love that holds us and feel, what is my next moved? where is the guidance right? we

it stars french actors then ye men or she and isabella, jenny, a jenny colleague and compatriot, isabella bell, is this year's recipient of the golden beer award for lifetime achievement. the french actress will also be seen at the festival and her latest film about joan, alongside berlin hometown favorite last, idaho. this is also generating buzz. is the thriller the outfit starring oscar winning british actor remark, rollins as a tailor gets mixed up with gangsters and 19 fifties. chicago don't be involved in whatever it is you. do you know exactly what it is away do? well, it's a cautious return to the red carpet after years of pandemic disruption. the battered movie industry is hoping even this year's scaled back event could be an important step on the road to normality. well, d w, so stacey beavens is covering the berlin ali. welcome stacy, the ground openings just moments away. what's atmosphere? right? yes. you know, it is very good so far. mother nature had the audacity to rain on my 1st over red carpet situation. but i'm not even mad at her because the atmosphere is so good. the

it stars french actors didn't even know she and isabella, jenny, a jenny colleague and compatriot, isabella bell, is this years recipient of the golden bear award for lifetime achievement. the french actress will also be seen at the festival and her latest film about joan, alongside berlin. hometown favorite last, idaho. this isn't all. also generating buzz is the thriller the outfit starring oscar winning british actor remark, rollins as a tailor gets mixed up with gangsters and 19 fifties. chicago. going to be involved in whatever it is you. do you know exactly what it is i went through? well, it's a cautious return to the red carpet after years of pandemic disruption. the battered movie industry is hoping even this year's scaled back event could be an important step on the road to normality. we hope so is a reminder of the top stories that we're following for you. european leaders are stepping up the drive to prevent the crisis over ukraine from escalating it to a war. the u. s. boring for troops into eastern europe to countered for years that russia might invade ukraine. and the main su

jenny? a jenny colleague and compatriot, isabella bell, is this years recipient of the golden bear award for lifetime achievement. the french actress will also be seen at the festival and her latest film about joan, alongside berlin hometown favorite last, idaho. this is on also generating buzz. is the thriller the outfit starring oscar winning british actor remark, rollins as a tailor gets mixed up with gangsters and 19 fifties. chicago don't be involved in whatever it is you. do you know exactly what it is i went through? well, it's a cautious return to the red carpet after years of pandemic disruption. the battered movie industry is hoping even this year's scaled back event could be an important step on the road to normality. you're watching dw news from berlin, coming up next we got our european affairs program focus on europe for you. i'm terry martin for me and all of us here. dw, thanks for watching. with who cleaning up after the eruption clearing out tons of long could be via home l

the from jenny in cheltenham.vernment guidance. why is the austrian government saying this? again, it is another one of those questions as to who knows? this is what is really going to cause people a lot of issues coming in what should be a time when we are looking forward to having our holidays. every country is treating this completely differently for very different reasons. there cannot be, i would say, any kind of sense in that. it isjust i would say, any kind of sense in that. it is just what the rules are and unfortunately, people will have to follow them. i think what we have seen is that countries are bringing in these rules and putting in restrictions and then realising these restrictions are perhaps going to have an impact on them economically because they are big tourist destinations, the likes of portugal and greece have dropped their pcr test requirements in the last few days, purely because they know that if they want to encourage people to visit, they can't make it difficult. ithink people to visit,

danny and his family, his wife, jenny, and daughter, malia mostly living of a fixed income and modest monthly federal paycheck he receives for having ruined his health and the coal mines. life was on the lean budget before inflation hit. now it's a struggle then he says, well, we haven't obeying out there. and so the weird rabbit trotter, you know, so i was much fuel fuel money for gay s as we can and we are not going no farther than we have to. it's not just danny. and his family is struggling with and juggling rising prices for gas for groceries, for power and for heating gas for well, pretty much everything. historic inflation or not call b hall executive director of sore, which stands for shaping our collection region. and non partisan and non profit organization thinks that to maneuver eastern kentucky and it's people out of misery . the region needs robin. it is thee, i whatever insert whatever cliche you've heard. it's as important to this region as electricity was in the forty's, the, the aria, the idea here, fast and reliable into the, the axis for the region will bring bette

jenny a jenny colleague and compatriot, isabella bell, is this years recipient of the golden bear award for lifetime achievement. the french actress will also be seen at the festival and her latest film about joan, alongside berlin. hometown favorite last, idaho. this isn't all also generating buzz is the thriller the outfit starring oscar winning british actor remark, rollins as a tailor gets mixed up with gangsters and 19 fifties. chicago don't be involved in whatever it is you. do you know exactly what it is? a way to fault? it's a cautious return to the red carpet after years of pandemic disruption. the battered movie industry is hoping even this year's scaled back event could be an important step on the road to normality. stacy vincent covering the belly knowledge for us. i think you're going to the big grand opening tonight. yes. what can we expect? well, we can expect some razzle and some dazzle, but in a more compact miniature form, if you will. one of the most notable changes with this berlin allah is the fact that hollywood isn't really represented either with people stars com

that julia re, jenny was gay. even though he wasn't and that he'd been killed by a gay lover, and there was gestures that he had been taking drugs and this was perhaps the drug deal that had gone wrong with the letter. and i may be at the intake yoletta lumber. shatoya. tell ya, my sing allen on every battle on every battle. vercadia jenny, i'm not sure i meant day in discipline e. be there? check. carridy colacho out there. i'm into ginger library. interior minister maggie abdel, got far dismissed western suspicions here and as i've not while love shake like a real good then and tunes are listed as a war and it hasn't. i'm mostly live out often. no, been as our ship it while i'm here. and so when i'm grad has 6 weeks into the investigation, the egyptian said they had found reaching these killers, claiming that they were part of a gang the kidnapped foreigners. a group of 4 men were traveling in a small minivan according to their wives, to do a construction job on an apartment. as this vehicle approached to police

jenny kumah, bbc news. let's get more on the travel situation.nes has been at paddington station in central london, which has seen a lot of people trying to travel despite rail operators advising against making journeys. well, it's been another really difficult day on the railways. yesterday, 61% of all the services across the railway network were either delayed or cancelled, largely due to the storm, and that pattern has continued into today. now, many rail operators, like the one running trains from here down to the south—west, are urging passengers not to travel at all. but despite that, paddington is extremely busy because i think many people were caught out yesterday when services were stopped and they got stranded in london and they've been desperately trying to get home, but there haven't been that many trains, so when a train arrives, people desperately rush onto the platform to try and get on board. sometimes they don't succeed and have to come back onto the concourse and wait for further trains, and that can be quite a long wait. why is

and if you want to compare it to what's happening with the jenny refugees, of course, if we're going to be doing it for them, we should be doing it for the ukrainian refugees as well. but this is expensive. let all the refugees in wherever they may be in the world. i don't know that we can sustains, but then again, when has about an administration ever cared about immigration? the same dope, right, sustainability. and once again, we're already in so much that we can't afford the, our own american citizens right now that are sitting homeless on the street all over america. but hey, let's come on world. if you have agreements with america, it's probably our fault. we need to cover it. lionel advocates for ab stricter of immigration controls are getting acute, always getting accused of racism, and compared to the refugees from afghanistan, ukrainians typically have kind of a letter, complexion predominant, christian not muslim. obviously, american america should be the land of opportunities for everyone. but how did these differences actually complicate the debate about how many refugee

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