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one couple hopes to soothe their grief by making such a teddy bears.ee years ago they lost their 38-year-old daughter after a brain hemorrhage. the couple decided to use her high school uniform. >> translator: we like to keep the spirit close to us, we'll say good morning to our daughter, eat meals together and say good night at the end of the day. >> reporter: moved by the couple's story and began tailoring a special outfit. he embroidered the name on the uniform, carefully sewn >> translator: i put my heart into sewing this because the love for their daughter is so special. >> reporter: after two weeks he finishes the teddy bear. today, he's hand delivering it. >> translator: i feel like my daughter has finally come back. >> translator: she may be in a different form but she's with us now. i'm so glad we did this. >> translator: for them it's not just a teddy bear, it's part of the family. i hope they can begin a new chapter and live happily together. >> reporter: these per fact fektly tailored outfits filled with memories are giving families a new l

teddy has done all of this himself.t to make? a shape of kenya. kenya the country? yes. he's absolutely a normal four—year—old boy. he finds poo really funny, and we still have the same challenges that all other parents of four—year—olds have. his inquisitive mind never rests, but teddy's taking the attention in his stride. hello? he has been a superstar at being quiet. i have? oh, thank you! and he's a most gracious interviewee. bye! danjohnson, bbc news, portishead. he is welcome on this programme anytime, teddy, do come in. let's talk you through what is coming up next on bbc news, we are looking at all the top business stories, in particular the oscar nominations. later today the oscar nominations will be coming in for 2023, it is on our website, you can have a look at that now. you can see a look at that now. you can see a picture here, i am a look at that now. you can see a picture here, iam hoping it will come up... you haven't got it, ok. bbc online has a story about the oscar nominations for this year coming in

it was pretty standard bluster of teddy roosevelt. attacking barnes as being effectively corrupt because he wanted party officials to make decisions rather than people voting on it themselves. and barnes sued him. roosevelt was eager to take on the case. and teddy roosevelt testified in his own defense for eight days in this case. this was front page news everywhere. particularly obviously in new york but well be on that because teddy roosevelt was the former president of the united states were incredibly popular former president. just run again for president in 1912 and now he is a defendant in a big case brought by barnes breed there were real questions about why barnes brought the case. was he doing it for his reputation? was he doing it for some sort of political advantage? but in this case unlike the lincoln case where the transcript was roughly 100 pages,sc this one you or talk about 4000 pages with the development of a legal system by 1915 become standard procedure to have a transcript of the trial. stew t in order to divide th

teddy has done all of this himself.an chocolate. what are you cutting it out to make? a shape of kenya. kenya the country? yes. he's absolutely a normal four—year—old boy. he finds poo really funny and we still have the same challenges that all other parents of four—year—olds have. his inquisitive mind never rests, but teddy's taking the attention in his stride. hello. he has been a superstar at being quiet. i have? oh, thank you. and he's a most gracious interviewee. bye! danjohnson, bbc news, portishead. meanwhile, the nominations are in for the razzies, hollywood's annual antidote to the oscars, which celebrates the worst in cinema over the past 12 months. leading the charge with eight nominations is netflix's blonde, about the life of marilyn monroe. its lead, ana de armas, and producer, brad pitt, are in the firing line. disney's take on pinocchio picked up six nods, including worst picture and actorfor tom hanks' portrayal of the puppet�*s dad, geppetto. lying and telling the truth, how basic and primal a theme is

teddy roosevelt was a huge lincoln fan. i don't know and don't believe that teddy roosevelt's admiration for robert hitt was somehow connected to his transcribing lincoln's case, but i am convinced he did know about robert hitt transcribing the lincoln-douglas debates. >> it was 1915, the case was barnes versus roosevelt. what are the facts? >> teddy roosevelt was sued after he was president for a comment he had made about a well-known republican, fellow republican remember, leader in the party. it was pretty standard bluster of teddy roosevelt, attacking barnes as being effectively corrupt because he wanted party officials to make decisions rather than the people voting on it themselves. barnes sued him. roosevelt was eager to take on the case, and teddy roosevelt testified in his own defense for eight days in this case. this was front-page news everywhere, particularly in new york, but will beyond that because teddy roosevelt was the former president of the united states, incredibly popular president, had just run again i

teddy has done all of this himself.a. kenya the country? yes. he is absolutely a normal four—year—old boy. he finds poo really funny and we still have the same challenges that all other parents of four—year—olds have. his inquisitive mind never rests. but teddy is taking the attention in his stride. hello.

now teddy, hi, this is the 2nd price cut for testers. lower price models in 3 months. what did investors make of the news of this latest cut? well, christy investors aren't particularly happy. we saw the stock go down a little bit. however, investors haven't been particularly happy with tesla for the past several months. they are distrusting of tesla to really keep it to market share of the e v. market to compete with all of these e v companies that are now springing up. but, you know, turn back the clock about a year and we are looking at fat profit margins. we are looking at a happy wall street. and now in 2022. what we are seeing is with the rising rates, with tesla, simply not meeting at sales targets, as well as the chaotic take over of twitter by you must, which made investors fearful that he would divert attention from tesla. what we're seeing now is investors, well, it's not a great start to the year for tesla to say it shortly. okay, so what i'm hearing is that just the market malays is also at play here. i mean, but you're talking about other competition in t

sea ports founder teddy weisburg and michael o'keefe. teddy, right to you. is this the fed dousing whatever fire was up there? >> liz, if people are confused, i get it. i mean, last week bad news was good news. economic news that is. this week bad economic news is bad for the market. it is so confusing. all the rhetoric from the fed, all the rhetoric from all different quarters, all we have is a lot of uncertainty. we've seen this show before -- liz: can i interrupt? teddy, uncertainty? i say that because the fed has been quite clear. crystal clear, they will not be cutting rates any time soon and each time the market gets a little bold like it did as you see on the l left side of the inter-day pictures, the dow comes in with the fire hose and says now you're all wet again. >> liz, i don't see it that way. i think there's too much rhetoric coming from the various fed governors, and they all speak a little differently. you know, it's not historically what i'm used to coming from the fed where there was one spoke person that spoke for the fed. but the fact is

teddy has done all of this himself.ou cutting it out to make? a shape of kenya. kenya the country? yes. he is absolutely a normal four—year—old boy. he finds poo really funny and we still have the same challenges that all other parents of four—year—olds have. his inquisitive mind never rests. but teddy is taking the attention in his stride. hello. you have been a superstar and are being quiet. iam? no, thank you. and he is a most gracious interviewee. dan johnson, bbc news. , porter said. time for a look at the weather, here's tomasz schafernaker. ican do i can do it in polish but only because i learned when i was young. how do you follow that? the weather last night was a night of extremes in terms of temperatures. —10 degrees in the south of the country. really cold and for london is the coldest january morning for really cold and for london is the coldestjanuary morning for decades. coldest january morning for decades. in coldestjanuary morning for decades. in the highlands it was plus 11 celsius. why such a contrast

teddy has done all of this himself.han chocolate. what are you cutting it out to make? a shape of kenya. kenya the country? yes. he's absolutely a normal four—year—old boy. he finds poo really funny and we still have the same challenges that all other parents of four—year—olds have. his inquisitive mind never rests. but teddy is taking the attention in his stride. hello. you have been a superstar at being quiet. iam? no, thank you. and he's a most gracious interviewee. bye! danjohnson, bbc news, in portishead. what a remarkable little boy! how many languages can you count to 100 and? i can't say if that many for me. one or two at the most. if you do want to send me your thoughts, do send me a tweet at bbc charisma plus but for now, that's it from me and the team at newsday. thanks forjoining us. do stay with bbc news. hello. the weather's relatively quiet across the uk right now with a large area of high pressure extending all the way from russia through the baltic reaching our shores. but the temperature contrast is hu

teddy has done all of this himself.at are you cutting it out to make? a shape of kenya. kenya the country? yes. he's absolutely a normal four—year—old boy. he finds poo really funny and we still have the same challenges that all other parents of four—year—olds have. his inquisitive mind never rests, but teddy's taking the attention in his stride. hello. you have been a superstar at being quiet. i have? oh, thank you. and he's a most gracious interviewee. bye! dan johnson, bbc news, portishead. the actor brendan fraser is being widely tipped for an oscar nomination for his new film �*the whale' which is all about a morbidly obese man trying to connect with his estranged daughter. it's his first leading role in years. he's been speaking to our entertainment reporter, i think we can often lose sight that those are human beings, with thoughts and feelings and hearts and families and everything. and this is a story that's not often told in media, and it's a story that's played out behind closed doors in two—bedroom apartment

teddy hobbs is now the uk's youngest member of the elite group. mensa iq test when he was just 3 years old. his mother says that she noticed teddy's need for knowledge during the coronavirus lockdown when she would not watch entertainment shows on tv. >> he only wanted to watch the educational ones. you're like as a parent, if you're asking for education, go for it. >> mom says that beyond being a genius, teddy is a really normal 4-year-old boy. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings" now, actor gabrielle union joins us in the times square studio to discuss the new season of her series "truth be told." >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year. ♪ get fast relief of your worst allergy symptoms, including nasal congestion, with powerful claritin d, so you can breathe better. feel the clarity—and make today the most wonderful time of the year. claritin d. want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple a

pa's teddy was one of grudging resentment.t was widely understood that frizzybobble was third in line for the crown. i detested that woolly little wanker. his itty bitty booties and dead eyes. i detested that little wanker. i resolved myself to behead lord cuddlebuster at once. on boxing day, while papa was fussing over his pippen and fizz, i seized the shaggy scoundrel and cried, "prepare, little bear, to be unstuffed." i clawed and scratched until my pantaloons were soggy bottoms and the creature's vile little head popped off. not so snuggly now, you manky wie tosser. pa cried that night and had none there to cuddle him. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: it really makes you feel some empathy for all of them. over in england, the whole country is mad at harry. the tabloids, stop this royal circus. reconcile, you sold your soul. these british tabloids, they're something else. they do everything they can to dig and sneak and violate every crevice of that palace to get my little morsel of royal gossip they can, then the prince

she even gave him a teddy bear, which you can see here. mona and norbert later donated the teddy to the belgian holocaust memorial because they're in a dozen here. you can see them together in their later years. so they stayed quite close. and i think it's so special. they donated this bear together, something that really meant a lot to both of them right. that mona was giving and sharing and receiving. and he has described that he was sort of her living doll that would push him around right. in a adult baby carriage. yes. nor bear teddy bear all together. and mona's toy. yeah. so obviously a relationship that has been so meaningful not only to the child who had saved, also to the child who whose parents took him in and years later, the varga parents, julian, were recognized as righteous among the nations by israel's holocaust memorial, yad vashem for, risking their lives to protect --. we have a couple of audience that i'd like to field. daniella and anne are both. if we know what happened to leah's husband abraham after he was arrested,

for more teddy. the wall street journal recently said that this was a rich session. that is, they said it was a recession in the sense that it's mostly affecting tech companies who have a more well paid workers. and it is not really hitting much more a many other sectors. and to what extent is that true, we look at these are these cuts that we're seeing with amazon in microsoft? is this really a kind of rich session? well, the tech sector is certainly getting hit much, much harder the others and really to provide context to this. right. we have to go back to the beginning of the pandemic. and we saw 2 years of just explosive growth fuel by low interest rates, lots of investment, fat profit margins going towards wall street. and we saw these tech companies just expand hugely, and amazon doubled its workforce from 6 about 800-0021 point 6000000. microsoft increased its workforce 550000 of course came the bus. the threat of inflation is rising interest rates. and of course, the fear of recession now wit

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vance, cookie teddy, it said it number, now are 3 acres that i missed and why not either email me or call me a good out. he didn't want to put on was i couldn't needed. can you can you give me a call? no. no, it doesn't come with them. but that was, it was you, you know, machines a, normally, before i say the coaches are concerned ma'am, return a call to help you get a a a good one. yeah. that's quite a bit a doing by jerking the chain, the command you got caught on what i am and i go yes, it is a a machine go sounds of home me no marker and i'm going to do digital with a. c media media, the more you no, no, no, no, we're going to call now do you, do you know everyone, even, you know, going as a margin didn't cover go in numbers when a sounds on and we miss article and i wouldn't, i got credit is equal eunice near for i think the money, if i even human dental, can i do more plan grand or will you give me a 1st indian boy even if they start putting me posting that it'll now blend if the corporate anger would've done it a good book. question. hang on christian that she's in a meeting o

it also obviously calls the ministry of culture and says, remove the teddy bear so that the blockbusterbout basketball, we collected even more money , we remove it, but then someone quite influential calls to minkul. return the teddy bear to its place, because this is impudence, which no longer has a name, and then the unfortunate humiliated maine cult is proudly, like a starry center, forbids a simple comedy to show that he, too, is in a war with a mustache. we write with the head of the gentleman and it’s not a boy here on our parcels, but he himself knows how to punish and is cute. well, as you understand, and some influencers by jesus, so to speak, your humble style, i immediately say right away. and why never to anyone therefore? at least i didn't call. well, no, this is important, but another important thing is that the ministry of culture. i really wanted the protectionists to help the domestic film, which today has almost collected 3 billion rubles, which means that it is in demand by the audience. and for this, the ministry of culture invited the owners of the film about the be

but then i turned out with teddy and taft. i also wrote about the muckrakers. so again it became a quadruple biography so that people will be able to see how your mind goes in different directions and you have thousands time, more research than even my fat books can can carry. and so i think they'll be able to watch the evolution, just as you're saying. you can watch the evolution a speech. you can watch the evolution, a book. and i'm really excited to think that there'll be a lot of material there for people that they can take their own books or their own articles off because. there's so much more. you could write a book about mcclure, whose magazine was the important progressive magazine during teddy roosevelt time, or about ida tarbell, who i adore, you know who brought down standard oil or lincoln steffens or william allen white and. and i think similarly you could write another book about taft or you could write a book about, you know, blacks in the army. there's so many different subjects that become it that that i feel really of of having all that there.

he was quite happy being ted teddy. he was quite happy being ted kennedy and just, you know, idolizing these folks jackie once said that before the the two other brothers died, that, oh, my god, ted, at the age of 30 is already achieved the greatest thing he could ever hope for. and that was to be a united states senator. so he was never trained for he was never prepared for what happened to him. he was supposed to be the jester and instead the crown falls on his shoulders. and he's got to deal with this and with the expectation of his family. and of course, by this time, you've got the beginning of the camelot myth, which he inherits and has to has to deal with this just amazing set of expectations all his life. and in some ways, it crushed him in the year before the chappaquiddick accident, there were everybody was saying he's heading for a crackup. he he can't stand stand the burden. but he persevered. i think that's the other great lesson of his life is persistence and perseverance. did as i said, i'm going to be ch

the fact that he came in second to teddy roosevelt.interestingly, number third on the list was jimmy carter. so, those two presidents, number two in number three on that list were both part of that incredibly productive period of environmental protection during the decade of the 70s. so, i think as we look back at that time now and look back on earth day now. more than half a century ago, i think we can all owe a debt of thanks to the congress, to the members of congress who work together in such a collegial, bipartisan way to get this legislation passed. he was enacting all these bills, he has made a huge difference in the quality of the environment over the past 15 years. i hope that as people look at that decade, they see it as an example of how issues, maybe don't agree on any everything, you can still get stuff done. with that, i'm happy to take any questions. but i think first, you want to do some photos. >> i was going to say, thank you for that fantastic presentation. this has really been fascinating. i have questions i'm sure.

this teddy bear will be watching from mars. at the university of arizona captured the image and say a series of structural changes combined to form the face. the circle is a service fracture that stretches nearly 1 1/4 miles but the eyes are a pair of craters, and while the snout, if you will, is some kind of collapsed structure, they are saying it is possibly a volcano or a mud vent . i would like to signify it and say it is a really cute teddy bear. >>> have a good one. thanks for watching. venues continues streaming on cbs bay area. we will see you back here at ♪ every search you make ♪ ♪ every click you take ♪ ♪ i'll be watching you ♪ - [narrator] the internet doesn't have to be so creepy, the duckduckgo app, lets you search and browse pria blocking most trackers all forf your search history is never tracked, so it can't be shared. and when you leave search, duckduckgo helps keep companies from watching you as you brows. join tens of millions of people making the easy switch by downloading the app today. duckduckgo, privacy

alone. >> consumers comforting themselves a bit hugging their teddy bear. >> do you have one?> i cannot say i do. i have a dog though. >> that is the nicest possible squishy thing to have in the house. thanks to brian and to his dog for the business. now for some true thing or thinking which means we are going to join catalina at the big board. a video to start with. that would be proof that germany sent leopard to tanks to ukraine long before today's announcement. i'm sensing a fake element to this but i know you will clarify for us. >> after months of debate germany announced today they will supply ukraine with 14 leopard two battle tanks. a decision germany was delaying out of fear delivering these tanks could result in conflict escalation. these tanks have also been protagonists in misinformation claims online with a poster colluding on twitter and facebook that claimed leopard to tanks were already on their way to ukraine before today's announcement. this example where this user on facebook claims the video is already online. apparently the decision was made long before t

and doesn't it have something to do with teddy roosevelt or john muir? and why are we talking about wasn't he a park designer and national parks don't aren't usually don't usually come to mind is designed. he central park the arnold arboretum etc. what does that have to do with national parks? well, these are questions that ralph and i have been plagued with our entire professional lives. and so we decided to write this book and hope i don't know, maybe i don't know if this is the last word or not, ralph. but but but hopefully, hopefully the term national park idea is in our title is a bit misleading because we're really here to talk about the public park idea as it took shape specifically in the united states in the mid-19th century, including urban and national parks and as i hope we show in the book, there was a broader idea of public parks that was the source of the national park idea. and even if we want even if we want to consider that a separate idea at all, they're obviously linked. so our goal is to put yosemite valley the historical context of

. >> i just given birth to my first son, teddy. it was, as anybody who has gone through birth, a traumatic experience what you're not really prepared for. you don't really understand what's happening. mine ended in an emergency c-section. and the aftermath of that was a lot. and so, i've just gotten home, this was four or five days after. i just got back and i'm in the bathroom. and i'm working at the courage to look down at what has happened to me. and i have my phone in my hand. here, i'll start reading, this is chapter 16. it's kamala. right after we arrived home from the hospital, my phone rang. i was in the, bathroom trying to get a moment, alone sitting on the toilet lid, breathing deeply and working at the courage to look down at mash hospital briefs i had just pulled around my knees. i knew it was going to be ugly. i wasn't sure i wanted to know how ugly. i didn't even know my photos in my hand until it started to flash and buzz. i don't know why i looked at it except for that distraction, i was looking for any reason on ea

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i think teddy roosevelt may have been approving of the family jewels. but yes it was figurative for roosevelt quote he called them the crownje jewels. and then to establish the national park service. >> how far removed are we from the production of our foods and is that a big deal? >> that first started to inspire my writing was reading the work of wendell berry that's all he writes about and where it is produced and by whom and by how. and i grew up in a farm family in illinois. day in and day out we could not tell you where any food is sourced and cannot tell you how it is grown the fishermen and women are treating nature and the animals with decency that is explicated but you hear terms like the meat industry or meatpacking plant and you think about that then you realize i don't ever want my meat to be involved with anything called an industry. and not to go through a planned either. i began to pay attention simply to where my food is coming from. and thosela who were stewards for the health of our land. and then not taking care of it. and to leave t

teddy, thanks for being with us. why did he let you in?ic level, anybody in the cross-hairs of regulators or prosecutors of the media, people want to be understood, right? and i think sam bankman-fried thinks that kind of the classic crisis play book of say nothing, you know, be adverse to all risk, wait for punishment, i think he thinks it is too cautious and ultimately, he is willing to, you know, fight the pr war day to day, even if that means incurring some legal risk along the way. >> you write that two-thirds of the view was off the record, one-third on the record, and you talk about his loneliness and his isolation and you found a hint of mistyrus confidence that he could somehow wiggle his way out of his current redigment and spoke carefully and repentantly when on the record and loosely and almost gamely when off it. can you elaborate on that for us? >> sure, so i think sam is staring down a 90 month period where understandably he will be a bit stir crazy, seven to nine month, the trial is not until october, and ultimately, he is

teddy has done all of this himself. when we go out and we give him the opportunity of a treat he wants a book rather than chocolate. what are you cutting it out to make? a shape of kenya. kenya the country? yes. he is absolutely a normal four—year—old boy. he finds poo really funny and we still have the same challenges that all other parents of four—year—olds have. his inquisitive mind never rests. but teddy is taking the attention in his stride. hello. you have been a superstar and are being quiet. i have? no, thank you. and he is a most gracious interviewee. dan johnson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's tomasz schafernaker. i'm sure he would have no problem doing _ i'm sure he would have no problem doing the _ i'm sure he would have no problem doing the weather. quite a quirky weather_ doing the weather. quite a quirky weather pattern across our neck of the woods — weather pattern across our neck of the woods. we weather pattern across our neck of the woode— weather pattern across our neck of the woods

here is one, a teddy bear. you love this. researchers at the university of arizona captured the image. a series of structural changes combined to form the face. the circle is a surface fracture that stretches nearly 1.25 miles. the eyes are craters and the little button nose is a collapsed structure, possibly a volcano or mud bent. >> it might be a martian. >> maybe the universe is messing with us. >> that is always the case. >> i love that. >> let's see if we can find something cute. it is going to be called. chilly temperatures tonight, espelyan down around or below freezing. temperatures remaining three or 4 degrees below average. cloud cover building it on wednesday. the trend continues thursday with the next chance of rain moving in late thursday. most likely thursday night into friday. let's look at future cast. no clouds in the atmosphere . that means no blanket of any kind hold warmth near ground level. high clouds will be floating in by tomorrow evening. right around the time the sun goes down. we will see sunshine f

mum beth and brainbox teddy, who is three, just a reminder in case you were wondering.e for a look at the weather. here's susan powell. how do i follow that? a dramatically cold start in east anglia, —io cold start in east anglia, —10 through the small hours in suffolk. contrast that to the start of the day in the scottish islands, 11 degrees in one place. normally we see cold weather coming into the north and milder conditions to the south but things are currently inverted with cold air stretching from the arctic across the continent into the south of the uk as we speak and it is much milder in the north with airflowing from and it is much milder in the north with air flowing from the atlantic. more cloud to the north of the uk. we will see hill fog, some patchy rain and drizzle around the coast and across hills but temperatures are into double figures. hazy cloud in england and northern wales but thicker cloud in south—east england and east anglia and a cold afternoon. in some spots they had freezing fog earlier, struggling to get above freezing. tonight, more cloud s

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roosevelt the great conservation as president and president nixon admired teddy roosevelt so much that i don't think he would have winded too much the fact that he came in second to teddy roosevelt and interestingly number third on the list with jimmy carter. so those two presidents the number two number three on that list were both part of that incredibly productive period of environmental protection during the day the decade of the 70s. so i i think as we look back at that time now and look back on earth day now more than half the century ago. i think we can all owe a debt of thanks to the congress to the members of congress who work together in such a collegial bipartisan way to get this legislation passed as well as the president nixon who's leadership and who's enacting of all these bills signing of all these bills has made a huge difference in the quality of our environment over the past 50 years, and i hope that as people look at that decade. they see it as as an example of how on on issues that you know, maybe you don't agree on everything you still get something done. so with