pauline just wants to spend time with herfamily, children and grandchildren".ith other people in the media eye like dame barbara windsor, who was very public about her diagnosis of alzheimer's disease, which is one of the most common diseases that causes dementia, that actually, it helps so many other people, whether that's talking about it in their own families to come forward and get a diagnosis, but it starts to break down the stigma that still exists around dementia. although pauline quirke will now step back from acting, hundreds of drama schools in her name have been launched around the country over the years, allowing children to follow in her footsteps. i started acting when i was nine and i came from, at the time, quite a deprived part of london and my mum didn't have much money and the drama lessons that i went to were 10p a lesson, you know, so it was a long time ago. but because of those lessons and getting involved, my life has been completely different. and what's in it for me, dor? nibbles. alzheimer's research uk says that by speaking out, pauli

pauline just wants to spend time with herfamily, children and grandchildren".ia eye like dame barbara windsor, who was very public about her diagnosis of alzheimer's disease, which is one of the most common diseases that causes dementia, that actually, it helps so many other people, whether that's talking about it in their own families to come forward and get a diagnosis, but it starts to break down the stigma that still exists around dementia. although pauline quirke will now step back from acting, hundreds of drama schools in her name have been launched around the country over the years, allowing children to follow in her footsteps. i started acting when i was nine and i came from, at the time, quite a deprived part of london and my mum didn't have much money and the drama lessons that i went to were 10p a lesson, you know, so it was a long time ago. but because of those lessons and getting involved, my life has been completely different. and what's in it for me, dor? nibbles. alzheimer's research uk says that by speaking out, pauline and steve will raise awa

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and applause ] >> seth: hi, pauline. >> hi. >> seth: i'm so happy to meet you.y for you. you became a mother very recently. >> i did. >> seth: congratulations. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: you enjoying it so far? >> i'm loving it. >> seth: okay, great. >> yeah, very little sleep. >> seth: oh, yeah, very little sleep. >> but i'm loving it. >> seth: i have long been a fan of "sex lives of college girls." i did not know when i started watching with my wife, it was like the greatest moment, maybe, in my television career. i wasn't on the show, but one of your fellow characters has a poster of me on the wall. >> yes. [ laughter ] yes, so you kind of are on the show. >> seth: i kind of am on the show. and i've always said to mindy kaling, i was like, "if you ever need a favor, i owe you 1,000." [ laughter ] this is a wonderful show about obviously girls in college. do you feel like you were having that much fun when you were in college? >> i don't know. i think that these girls party a lot more than i did. >> seth: okay. >> although i did have a real

and in fact, pauline for the last 15 years across united states comes out with the 7576 percent desire by the voters to have a cleaner environment with less submissions. that's where we are going. but keep in mind that more than 10 years ago, before the energy transition was in full swing, the, the assessments for the united states is going to have to spend at least 2 trillion dollars to upgrade the infrastructure of our electricity distribution system. very thing in the united states that infrastructure times has been neglected for several decades. now, no politician, no electric politician wants to spend money that has to be paid for, but to increase taxes, and that would come from roads or buildings or sewers or water infrastructure and our electricity infrastructure has suffered in the same way. ed, it's been really good to talk to you on counting the cost many. thanks today for being with us. of my pleasure. thank you. donald trump held off on his threat of terrorist on his 1st day as president, but he said he is considering imposing a 10 percent target funding ports of chinese ma

we're going to go see pauline ching bao here at the national zoo.seen them since china. >> we're going to go behind the scenes. >> okay? >> we're going to see a belly first. he's out. belly. >> there he. >> is. good boy. >> oh, there he. >> is. >> oh my gosh. >> stargate good. >> i don't know what i was expecting to feel, but this is incredible. >> he's pretty amazing. can you put this bar here? nope. you're paw. good boy. >> oh my god, mariel, he's so sweet. >> he's extremely sweet. huh? good. like, almost unusually sweet. >> you're amazing. is it to have pandas back here? >> it's incredible. and at first i was, you know, are we going to love them as much as we loved mei xiang and tian tian? but the answer is yes. um, i know, are you ready to go inside? you can go inside. all right. >> she's so sweet. >> he's getting. >> high he is so sweet. >> oh my gosh! >> oh, wow. >> what's the build up like for the 24th? how do you prepare for crowds here? >> i mean, for us, our priority is making sure that the pandas are happy and healthy. and, you know, havi

[ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i wanna thank my guests ben stiller, pauline chalamet, everybody. thanks for watching. we love you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ after eight months of nonstop negotiation, my administration by my administration, a cease fire and a hostage deal has been reached by israel and hamas. right now, at 11:00, he wasted no time talking about it. the cease fire deal was top of his list of accomplishments. as president, biden said goodbye. his final address to the american people. he tried to shape his legacy and defend his record. he began with the cease fire deal between israel and hamas, mr. biden saying the deal was negotiated by his team. this comes after 15 months of fighting in that region of gaza and israel. nbc's jocelyn moran joins us now. jocelyn, cautious optimism here about this deal. that's right. and there is a sense of relief that a deal has been reached, but it's to be implemented in three phases over several weeks. before i begin, let me speak to important news that from earlier today. tonight, president biden began his farewell address by talki

it was his wife pauline who taught him to sew. difficult i suppose. but the joy then not absolutely not now is that you weren't in a hurry. >> reporter: you are in a hurry now? >> no. the world is in a hurry. >> reporter: smith used savings to open that first shop in 1970. within six years he was hosting a fashion show in paris. at a friend's apartment. >> pauline and i sewed the trousers and the models were just people we knew. the music was on a cassette. remember the cassette? in you can do things in a humble way. it is possible. in a way, it's more charming. right now i am in the neighborhood to start doing things like that again. >> reporter: 78-year-old designer's approach is a contrast to the flashy, ego-driven world of fashion. and it carries through to his art-filled london headquarters. >> this is my executive minimal office. welcome. and as you can see, i tied deed up for you. >> reporter: he does not know exactly how this started. >> one perp from japan just sent us fish. >> reporter: people around the world -- >> baby

and in fact, pauline for the last 15 years across united states comes out with the 7576 percent desire by the voters to have a cleaner environment with less submissions. that's where we are going. simply reversing the funding that the i are reyes is producing also is going to be proper manic for the top administration. more than 80 percent of these funds are being expended in republican states and republican districts. that's where the energy infrastructure is. you know, houston is the energy capital of the world, the technology and the intellectual property for, for oil and gas and for batteries and for wind and solar, reside here with our major universities. it's um, its kind to be difficult to, to turn this off. so the money that has been invested sofa in the transition to clean energy hasn't gone to waste. you know, it, it has that this money has been useful in advancing the, the cost curves. but certainly china is the global leader in the production of solar panels. but a lot of that technology came from nasa here in houston and from the united states . it's a question of, of allo

this category is pauline. she was a very talented actress who also used her wiles to assist her spying activities. she was pretty much more of an official spy. i mean, they the union army asked for her help and and so she would go out into southern states and find out information and then relay it back. well, she was on of her many missions. going about her task. and noticed that one of the men in the camp where she was. had fortification plans and had the opportunity to steal them. so she did. and they got her. she escaped. they caught her again. they her on trial. she was and they were going hang her. notice i said, going to hang her, the poor darling caught typhoid fever and the authorities decided it was not very kind to execute someone who sick. so they decided to wait until she was well from typhoid fever before they would go through with the execution. well, by the time she well, again, the north had come into the area and taken it over and she was released sadly, like of the women who did all these won

tonight -- ben stiller, star of "the sex lives of college girls," actress pauline chalamet, an all new to make it awfully hard for donald trump to take credit for. oh, well, i guess not that hard. [ laughter ] not that hard at all. nailed it. took credit right away. there you go. [ laughter ] president biden delivered his farewell address from the oval office tonight after more than a half century of public service. and by the time he was finished, there wasn't an open eye in the house. [ laughter ] that's right. president biden delivered his farewell address tonight from the oval office. i'm kind of surprised. based on how badly he wanted to be president, i thought there was a small chance he would "scarface" it. [ laughter ] "yeah, it's my little friend." [ laughter ] "say hello to him, yeah." [ laughter ] attorney general merrick garland yesterday publicly released special counsel jack smith's report into president-elect trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

. >> good evening, i'm pauline frederick of npr, moderator of the second of historic debates of the 1976 campaign between gerald r. ford of michigan, republican candidate for president, and jimmy carter of georgia democratic candidate for president. thank you, president ford, and thank you, governor carter. this takes place in the fine arts theater in san francisco, an estimated 100 million americans are watching on television as well. san francisco was the site of the signing of the united nations charter 31 years ago, thus, it is an appropriate place to hold this debate. the subject of which is foreign and defense issues. the questioners tonight are max frankel associate editor of the new york times. henry l. trewhitt, the baltimore sun and richard valeriani, correspondent of nbs news. the ground rules are basically the same as they were for the first debate, two weeks ago. the questions will be alternated by candidates, by the toss of a coin, governor carter will take the first question. each question sequence will be as follows, the question will be asked and the candidate will have