can you believe this, ellie? ellie? uh, hey, ellie! could i keep the bird? uh-huh. uh-huh. thank goodness. it's nice to know someone else is up here. dug: i can smell you. what? you can smell us? i can smell you. hey. [ chuckles ] you were talking to a rock. hey, that one looks like a turtle. look at that one! that one looks like a dog. aah! it is a dog. what? um, we're not allowed to have dogs in my apartment. hey, i like dogs. we have your dog! whoa. wonder who he belongs to. sit, boy. hey, look, he's trained. shake. uh-huh. speak. dug: hi, there. [ both gasp ] did that dog just say "hi, there"? oh, yes. aah! my name is dug. i have just met you, and i love you. uh, wha-- my master made me this collar. he is a good and smart master, and he made me this collar so that i may talk. squirrel! my master is good and smart. it's not possible. oh, it is, because my master is smart. cool! what do these do, boy? hey, would you -- [ speaks spanish ] [ southern accent ] i use that collar... [ speaks japanese ] ...to talk with. i would be happy if you stopped. russell, don't touch that

we now lovingly call it the ruth ellis center. not only did she give shelter to our young people but provided books, food, even assistance to college education. today, around 40% of unhoused youth are lgbtq+. my team and i were proud to secure $1 million in federal funding for the ruth ellis center in our community to honor mother ruth ellis and her living lifesaving work. it provides identity affirming housing for those in need, especially our lgbtq+ young people. this month, as we honor pride month, we recognize and honor the legacy of ruth ellis and the incredible advocacy of the ruth ellis center and their team. with that, mr. speaker, i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from indiana for five minutes. mrs. houchin: mr. chairman, i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. houchin: ice cream has been a staple in seymour, indiana, for five decades. they opened in the 1940's. serving up sweet treats and the

thank you, ellie. good " ? thank you, ellie. good morning. " 3 thank you, ellie. good morning.ie. good morning. it is iii, your iop— you, ellie. good morning. it is 931, your top stories from the newsroom . ii— 931, your top stories from the newsroom . a and we start with newsroom. a and we start with breaking— newsroom. a and we start with some breaking news. laude soiismiii— some breaking news. laude goldsmith has— some breaking news. laude goldsmith has resigned as a minisior— goldsmith has resigned as a minister. zac— goldsmith has resigned as a minister. zac goldsmith said the goworwmow-si— minister. zac goldsmith said the government's apathy on climate showro— government's apathy on climate sirorrgo mois— government's apathy on climate sirorrgo made i— government's apathy on climate change made it untenable for him to change made it untenable for him io romain— change made it untenable for him to remain minister— change made it untenable for him to remain minister for the international— to remain minister for the international environment. he oiso— international environme

van ellis, a.k.a uncle red. the last witness on our panel is coming us through zoom, our reasonable facsimile of such ms.. lessie benning randall mother randall was six years old when she lived the tulsa race massacre. mother randall will be joining virtually. mother randall are recognized now. we know it. if you. good morning, chairman coburn. good morning, ranking member johnson and members of this committee. i am blessed and to be to be here speaking with you today. it means a lot to me to finally able to look you all and i ask you to do the right thing. i waited so long, but yesterday. my name is ashley benning. the random people have called me by the random. today i am 106 years old. a hundred years ago and, 1921, i was think you have our blessed to live with my grandmother and a beautiful community and tulsa, oklahoma, cochran. i was lucky i had a home and i had always i didn't have any fear. i was a young child and i felt very shame. i thank you. my my community was beautiful. it was filled with happy and

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that's how ellis island worked.one of the great stories of ellis island is of course, that people would spend days and days on ellis island. virtually no one spent days and days at ellis island. it took you about 3 hours to get processed on a good day. that ferry then him over to the southern of manhattan to battery park and you happen to know new york city. and he entered the united states. he was terrified. he didn't speak english. battery park was of hustlers, con men because they knew all these immigrants were getting off the boat and they might need a place to stay or they might be to buy something. they didn't need. but he had an address for his cousin who lived in the city. he knew that that's where he was going to cousin's house. he just had no idea to get to his cousin's apartment. there's this big complex, elevated train. he had no idea how worked that get on that train. think of it for a second. you're a 20 year old who doesn't speak the language in a brand new country all alone. you don't know the differ

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wowed first... ..by sophie ellis—bextor.own road... and guessing games went on to fill the long hours. what song would eltonjohn kick off with, and what special guests would he bring on? # are you ready for love? yes, iam. one of them was jacob lusk from gabriels, a band championed by elton. backstage earlier, it was clear the feeling is mutual. he wears the most incredible outfits. his voice is bigger than life. the way that he tickles those keys with his fingers is like nothing i've ever seen live ever. but i think there's something about his music that speaks to the soul. elton�*s other guests included the killers�* brandon flowers. but tonight was less about those surprises and more about one man and his incredible back catalogue. how are you enjoying the music? i think he's wonderful. god love him, he is one of the old ones, and us old ones rock. i mean, i've always loved all of his songs. i love that you canjust blast them out, sing along. just iconic, isn't he? just so special to be here. might be the last time we eve

mr. ellis is great to talk to thank you very much for your time. thank you very much for having me in this show on that. also for choosing this topic, visit the video 11 does days. most of our absolutely. and a lovely start with the, perhaps a very personally biased question because, you know, after years of covering global politics and seeing how decisions are made and implemented, that have huge doubts about ethics because we live in a day and age. when the, the influence of vested interest is enormous. when i disregard, we don't just feel values but basic humanities all around. so i think it's very hard to believe that anything faces this costs can be implemented truthfully as a policy. what makes you hopeful about that? hello colby's lock, it keeps us going, right? rather rates, not just about technology, but in general. and i like that to be honest. i'm not that of domestic when yasu pointed out like, oh, how much will be the implementation bar when it comes to, right? because as we have seen, the ethics more, i think of watching or ethics whi

but mister ellis, this is a very interesting question to consider again as an assist or as a philosopher, because i am for one the, a big fan of the ancient history, ancient literature. and what strikes me is a sort of this humanize ation of the humans that is going on. i mean, the split between the mental intellectual capacity of the psychological or ethical capacity, which always distinguish us as a species. and i think my concern is that any new technology comes to, to him would charge a certain aspect of our nature and desensitized another. and i wonder how does a i play into that? is it more likely to balance those in balance is, or is it more likely to exacerbate them? so it just depends on how we build the suicide. it'd be be how to control it. right now if you go to judge b d, all right, which is a very powerful language model. you oscar to do some let's i really don't, i'd wise or advice or government currently doesn't do that. why? because of the program to ensure that these kind of advisors are not given out, right? so these are being brought down by too much control by us. no

then you would be offloaded ellis island, where you would be processed. if you came from the far east, japan, china and elsewhere, you came through san francisco. most folks have heard of ellis island angel island out in san francisco is a little less well known unless you're out on the west coast. but here's the thing. the boat arrives. you offload. you go into a multiplying of buildings to be processed. they will record in a ledger your name, your home country, your occupation, skill set. do you have? what family members are with you or might be coming later? they'll things like do you have a job? do you have a place to live? they will check your general health. they'll give you sort of a a fitness exam. and then if you pass all of these hurdles, then you will be ferried over to the south tip of manhattan island, and then are free to pursue your dream. it's what i call the final. now whose final? now, someone in this knows what i'm talking about when i say final. but you're almost embarrassed to say so last fable is. a mouse, right? fable. he lives in r

i mean, ellie, at ellie there. look ellie, look at ellie there. look stunning there.. isn't there, dan? i mean, not— disposable vapes. isn't there, dan? i mean, not just- r: isn't there, dan? i mean, not just in terms of dan? i mean, not just in terms eh hhe— dan? i mean, not just in terms eh hhe hhher— dan? i mean, not just in terms of the litter that— dan? i mean, not just in terms of the litter that they produce in of the litter that they produce hn hhe — of the litter that they produce hn hhe heeah— of the litter that they produce in the local community, although that in the local community, although hhah he— in the local community, although hhah he a— in the local community, although hhah he a he— in the local community, although that is a big concern, but also aheah— that is a big concern, but also aheah hhe— that is a big concern, but also about the number— that is a big concern, but also about the number of children who he— about the number of children who he he— about the number of children who seem to be using— about the number of children who seem to be usi

i'm joined now by ellie price. ellie what more can you tell us from today?hearing from people who had lost loved ones during the pandemic. that was the really — loved ones during the pandemic. trust was the really striking part of the morning. it was then the lead lawyer to the inquiry who was, i suppose in some ways, posing more questions than he was able to answer. we will hear from a than he was able to answer. we will hearfrom a number of than he was able to answer. we will hear from a number of experts than he was able to answer. we will hearfrom a number of experts in than he was able to answer. we will hear from a number of experts in the coming weeks, be they scientists or politicians. in those politicians there will be former prime ministers and former chancellors and health secretaries. this afternoon we have heard from the british medical association, and the trades unions congress, we have of the trades unions. i think probably getting a bit punchier, if you like, in terms of the questions being asked of some of the questions being asked of some

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. >> i love this i recently met up with best-selling author helen ellis. did you and your husband try? >> viagra. and let me tell you, it's better than banana bread. much better. >> reporter: author helen ellis is known for her funny and unfiltered humor and now she is speaking out about life with her husband. together for almost 30 years and married for 21, she is still madly in love and sharing her secret >> why did you want to write this >> oh, my gosh i have to tell you about my husband. how we deal with snoring, how we deal with planning for later in life, how we deal with weddings and our sex life >> reporter: ellis is unapologetic when it comes to describing the kind of couple they are not >> we are not a couple that does half marathons we are not a couple that wants to come and stay in your guest room. >> y'all decided, you are not a couple that has children. >> that's right. >> reporter: she says that's a formula that works for them. ellis named her new book "kiss me in the coral lounge," intimate confessions from a happy marriage it is the room i

that is gabriel ellis, under for us in boston indian prime minister and the ranger moody is in the us on the site visits. president joe biden has welcome to the white house. with an official arrival ceremony has been taking place. the trip is being seen as an attempt to improve relations, despite disagreements for ukraine and human rights. deals on technology and defense cooperation are expected to be signed during his business. body is also set to address the joints meeting of the us congress. yes. along the way. that's the relationship you choose united states. india is one of that will be one of the finding relationships of the 21st century. to proud nations, to proud nations whose love of freedom secured our independence, a bomb by the same words. our constitution. first 3 words, we the people during ties insured writers between our people. and the shared responsibility is global leaders to tackle the great issues of our time together. but what house corresponding, kimberly, how kids joins us now live and the button really is pulling out all the stops here . i guess it just goes t

thank you very much for that, mr. ellis york's on our does lesson. and thank you for watching hopes to see her again. and it was a part of the, the, in whom those will be always believe that life as a full set goes that all the is ups and downs india, before the british was the richest nation with the highest gdp in the word. and why did the 100 years of british truly bring it to this low or some 50, attracting the late 30. it's banking the indian was going deeper party. they had no right to take my property. my. i don't my god they went through all of our big spaces i was see could spaces off uh san angelo wiley pointed out these pieces in fact, the word loot also is that can be word which is now closer to the english big city . so quite selling lead, even the heating, the word has been looted into the english lexical on the street. you have defended the constitution as well as the lives of security and freedom of our fellow compatriots essentially saved our country from a civil war. the mutineers saw that the russian people were not on their side r

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host: on the georgia next and we will hear from ellis. caller: how are you doing? glad to talk to you. a couple of questions i want you to answer for me. number one, do you think the election was stolen? number two, if you have a stolen document, do you think you would be in jail today? number three, why are you really running when you know you don't have a chance of winning and you have a great thing and i think you are very intelligent. may god bless you. guest: thank you so very much, my brother. we will be praying for each other. i don't think the election was stolen. i don't think our election process is perfect. i think we need to struggle for more election integrity. unfortunately, because of the role of big money. we don't get high quality candidates because oftentimes you have to have big donors to even run for office. i don't think it was stolen, not at all. host: i think ellis was referring to alluding to the documents that former president trump is now charged with taking, charged by the government with taking documents. i think that is what he is allud

so, ellie, is it going to rain or so, ellie, is it going to rain en wnet-e— so, ellie, is it going tosoar, i'm afraid that's the cost of cleaning up our rivers. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, has got regulators in today, and he's reading riot and he's reading the riot act. and why wholesale prices fall why is it wholesale prices fall fast but prices to us don't fast, but the prices to us don't fall fast? that's right. fall as fast? that's right. wewe— fall as fast? that's right. we-we teen— c that's right. we've been talking about that, newen-t— we've been talking about that, newen-t wee— we've been talking about that, haven't we? price— we've been talking about that, haven't we? price gouging eeneneee— haven't we? price gouging companies advantage of companies taking advantage of the companies taking advantage of tne—tntnk- companies taking advantage of the _think the- the fact that you think the nnee— the fact that you think the nnteee—tni the fact that you think the i prices—in tne prices might be higher in the enege— prices might be higher in the enege ant— prices might be higher in

ellie price, bbc news, outside the covid inquiry in london., hugh pym. what have we learned from matt hancock's appearance today? well. hancock's appearance today? well, ma am, hancock's appearance today? well, maryam. as — hancock's appearance today? well, maryam. as we _ hancock's appearance today? well, maryam, as we heard _ hancock's appearance today? well, maryam, as we heard there, - hancock's appearance today? -ii maryam, as we heard there, the kc for the inquiry had to remind everyone at the beginning that this was about what happened before january 2020, when covid hit the uk. people might wanted to have heard more about what happened when he was in office during lockdown and whatsapp messages, but this is very much on preparedness. he took office in the middle of 2018, so quite a lot of it was about what happened before then, and his apology was on behalf of the system, it seemed, for failing to prepare, because that is what the hearing is about. interestingly, i think what we learned is that everyone has been talking about how a lot

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nbc's rehema ellis is at the federal courthouse in central islip, new york.e of the poor air quality we're dealing with right now. those canada wildfires making their way to new york yet again. outside that courthouse today, what happened? what can you tell us? >> reporter: >> reporter: it was a very brief hearing. what happened was the federal prosecutors told the court they had turned over more than 80,000 pages of documents to george santos attorney. george santos, neither he nor his attorney came out of this briefing hearing and offered any comment: there were some protesters, about ten or so with signs and very vocal calling for santos to step down. one man i talked to, i asked him why did he feel a need to be out here. take a listen. >> george santos spent a good portion of the last years political cycle misrepresenting who he was, and too many people failed to notice, to identify what was going on, to be present. i think it's incumbent upon us now to show up, stand firms and let him know and let the community know and the public know and our country kn

thank you very much for that, mr. ellis on our does lesson. and thank you for watching hopes to see her again. and it was a part of the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the 1898 of the united states won the war against spain and gain control of the philippines. the people of the philippines held that the americans would help over throw spanish rule and grand independence to the country. but the united states was by no means willing to give freedom to the philippines and side as just another colony. 1999, the filipinos began armed resistance to the new occupied american troops were barely able to occupy the territory of the philippine republic. but that patriot started a desperate darell of war. washington was forced, as in new reinforcements and triple the number of its troops on the islands. the u . s. army suffered heavy losses. the americans took 8 out of the population, general jacob smith, in revenge for the gorilla attack on the garrison in the city of bile on d. g, a quarter to kill everyone over 10 years old. the monstrous gulf of t

what the 8 miss ellis, this is a very interesting uh, foster experiment to consider. especially given again the current state of jail politics because uh, western countries historically have lunch to have more wars with 5 bigger a. that's those them, any of these certain kinds of countries that supposedly i'm not concerned about the value of a single human life. now, you politically and i think it's unlikely as well. the world is moving away from western, had gemini, and towards more diversity towards multiple direct to do seem to same tribe happening in the field of a i. i think the one good example i think the oven we are talking about. they are, people tends to avoid talking about china because they've been doing some phenomenal work on an increase in the us. i not have done, but there's more i got big was than us, right. there's even a thing that's, i know he's leading. they are right now you're going to india also. yeah. it has like a totally different. i'm all right. do from what you guys or jane already. one is putting forward. right. became old as a. we know.

apologies followed from ellis in the dressing room at the break.was to come. warrington clambered back into contention, with a try from joe bullock. of this absorbing match. their lebanese international dived into the _ their lebanese international dived into the corner, before smith's razor—sharp accuracy continued from the ring. with an extra though, warrington were determined not to let slip a big opportunity, withjoshua lis getting over to scott. he thought he had done so again with seconds to spare, but warrington fell agonisingly short of a late turnaround, with a forward pass call from thejudge, and a last gasp effort was ruled out. wigan winning14—12. wigan are the challenge cup holders, only hull kr stand in their way for the place as the august final in wembley. so so dry there and also in the later kick—off. —— so drama there. super league side leigh leopards survived a scare — but came through their quarter final with the championship�*s york city knights. york had a 14—6 lead at the break, with joe brown getting the first try for the c