alright so guess what. - [jenny] what?e up. - (gasps) i get to do it. - yeah. - okay. - [jenny] alright, turned on. - [eric] you are good. - [jenny] this, it's so easy though. i mean it really is one, two, three. - [eric] so you know what, you guys, if you're sealing something a little more on the gentle side, i can stop the seal whenever i want. i love that feature because there's a lot of things that sometimes you wanna take the air out but you don't want to crush. now we're gonna come and talk about, when you're growing stuff, if you're a gardener, is this right here. what we do is we make individual packs of our own pesto sauce. - that's so smart. - we have our proprietary double seal technology. we're gonna take one of the pesto packs off. i can either put those in the fridge or the freezer. and then when i want fresh, home-made pesto right outta my garden, i just snip the edge off, and then we just squeeze on fresh, delicious pesto. - that's amazing, so one packet could be for one dinner, which is perfect. - [eric] r

i'll hand it off to jenny. jenny: thank you so much for being here. i am really looking forward to this conversation. the way we are going to architect this we'll get into four issues. we are going to frame the problem, the issue, challenge, scope of the problem, what are we rebounding from. we'll look at what's causing it. spoiler alert, it was not just covid. we are going to look at strategies working and not working. to borrow some jenee's language. we'll leave those in the heap pile of history. what can we leave in the heap pile of history. and blue sky thinking. thinking outside the box and dream big about if we could rearchitect the system -- architect the system. what would it look like. nat, kick us off and scope this problem for us. what are we looking at, where are we coming from, where are we now? nat: absolutely. glad to be here at the american enterprise interinns teut. i have been tracking the pandemic fallout since it began. this is sort of the tail end of that. i will admit that i was hoping to track chronic absenteeism as sort of an a

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i'll hand it off to jenny. jenny: thank you so much for being here.ally looking forward to this conversation. the way we are going to architect this we'll get into four issues. we are going to frame the problem, the issue, challenge, scope of the problem, what are we rebounding from. we'll look at what's causing it. spoiler alert, it was not just covid. we are going to look at strategies working and not working. to borrow some jenee's language. we'll leave those in the heap pile of history. what can we leave in the heap pile of history. and blue sky thinking. thinking outside the box and dream big about if we could rearchitect the system -- architect the system. what would it look like. nat, kick us off and scope this problem for us. what are we looking at, where are we coming from, where are we now? nat: absolutely. glad to be here at the american enterprise interinns teut. i have been tracking the pandemic fallout since it began. this is sort of the tail end of that. i will admit that i was hoping to track chronic absenteeism as sort of an antidote,

luis rubiales kissed the player jenni hermoso on mouth when jenni hermoso on the mouth when they theaid the kiss was consensual. rubiales it had been. in insisted it had been. in the ensuing backlash against a luis rubiales in spain, he = z forced out forcedrout his eventually fsrcsd set gigs—— —— ,, president eveeleelly ferced eel estis~ —— ,, president of job as president of the federation. he faces the federation. now he faces the legal implications of that case and is accused sexual and is accused of sexual assault for that kiss. also he assault for that kiss; alsa he three others faced charges and three others faced charges of coercion for allegedly to force . to foijcejenni . to force jenni hermoso trying to forcejenni hermoso to change �*story to support to change her story to support his version of events, claiming it was a consensual kiss. jenni 7 "715365413 "fifés'pain mexico she plays football. she will arrive club football. she will arrive in court along with luis in court along with luis in the next couple of euaisles ihtheaest’eeu'ale’ef’ there will be other hours. ther

carole jenny tells us that, too.under the munchausen syndrome by proxy diagnosis, when a child was diagnosed with this legitimate medical illness, that was taken to be a diagnosis of exclusion. it excluded the medical child abuse, munchausen syndrome by prognosis. but under medical child abuse, carole jenny said the fact that a child has no legitimate medical diagnosis does not exclude medical child abuse and, in fact, she said, 74% of the cases that she designated as medical child abuse had legitimate medical illnesses in the children diagnosed. so the point now is medical child abuse is picking up a very different group of parents than those original parents who had been committing this heinous fabrication or induction behavior. it is targeting parents of kids with legitimate medical illnesses. sorry about that. wrong click. can we go. so one know is there is absolutely no reason to associate now the three-quarters of parents were getting picked up with kids with legitimate medical illnesses with that kind of heino

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jenny: do i love this theme of-f elevating the problem. the problem of let's get more people outside of education and outside of the storied halls of brookings. this needs to really be, we need to not be ok with these numbers. not be ok with the fact that you have studies that kids don't like schools. well, teens, all teens hate school? the consequence is higher and worse than it's ever been. you need them to care. there's something really important about elevating this. i know that in these circles, these are issues you are all grappling with. i'm very struck at the national level how little we are making this a priority and i think it's just another issue. we probably have time for one last question. >> is it safe to presume that banning books is going to decrease people coming to school for not being included and parental rights people have an answer to school absenteeism? why was all this question. -- >> i love this question. so glad we don't have to answer it. [laughter] >> i will say this, i think there is common ground, yes. i think

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hermoso had given him certain that the player jenni heisuppose, given him certain that the player jennistaff in the church were external to the institution, part of an external body. in the end, that vote did not happen. that's more ambitious model wasn't even voted on. it was taken off the table, and instead, more watered down version was adopted, with the promise that it could move to more independence in the future. the bishops, who are celebrating the move, say they didn't want to make a promise they couldn't keep, but a lot of the church abuse victims that we have spoken to say they feel they have been let down again, and the church mist an opportunity to say it was really serious about moving forward and dealing with abuse. thank you. the former president of the spanish football federation, luis rubiales, has told a court in madrid that he was absolutely i every every case of assisted - of off every case of assisted dying. of course, what has happened is, as the committee looked at this in committee has looked at this in detail, they have heard evidence courtswsimply couldn't cope

carol jenny is a child abuse pediatrician. and what she said is, let's not talk about this as munchausen's anymore. let's call it child abuse and let pediatricians diagnose it because they are experts in diagnosing child abuse, and she came up with this definition. medical child abuse is when a child receives unnecessary and harmful or potentially harmful medical care at the instigation of a caregiver. if you take a look at that definition, it does not talk about parents intentionally inducing illness in healthy children or fabricating illness in healthy children. it is a much broader and vaguer definition, and in fact, the way jenny said it had to be should be interpreted was even vaguer. anything that could potentially harm a child, even if it didn't harm a child. an extra medical examination, a blood draw constituted something that was potentially harmful. so what that means is that whether a pediatrician could diagnose medical child abuse depended on first whether they decided that medical care was unnecessary, that this c

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i will hand it off to jenny. [applause] jenny: why don't you all join me? we are ready.hank you also much for being here. i'm really looking forward to this conversation. the way we will architect this, we will get into four issues. we will fame the problem, the issue, the challenge, the scope of the problem. what are we rebounding from. we will look at what is causing it. spoiler alert, it was not just covid. we will look at strategies that are working and not working, to borrow some of jenee's language. we will leave those in the heat island history. and then we will do some blue sky thinking. really think outside the box and dream big about if we can rearchitect the system and get rid of the big obstacles holding us back, what would it look like? nat, can you kick us off and scope this problem for us? what are we looking at, where are we coming from, where are we now? nat: glad to be here. i have been tracking the pandemic fallout since the pandemic began and this is the tail end of that. i will admit i was hoping to track chronic absenteeism as sort of an antidote at

carol jenny told us this when she sold this new concept. she went through 115 case files in which she had been asked to look for munchausen's syndrome and said 33% of those files, she decided there was munchausen's. this is a pretty startlingly high figure given the suppose it rates of medical child-abuse in the medical community were one in 50,000 kids and the rate of children with rare diagnosis is one in 20 children, so for 33% of those cases to come up as positive is startling and serious pediatricians looking to figure out that induction or fabrication behavior should be trying to pair this down. and what jenny told us is in fact 70% of the cases she was asked to review turned out to register as positive for medical child-abuse under her new standards. and recognize that is more than twice as many parents than her new suppose a diagnosis targeted. and if you believe that kids should remain with parents and it is harmful to pull them out and accuse their parents of abuse, this should cause great alarm. it did not cause great alarm for c

i will hand it off to jenny. [applause] jenny: why don't you all join me? we are ready.nk you also much for being here. i'm really looking forward to this conversation. the way we will architect this, we will get into four issues. we will fame the problem, the issue, the challenge, the scope of the problem. what are we rebounding from. we will look at what is causing it. spoiler alert, it was not just covid. we will look at strategies that are working and not working, to borrow some of jenee's language. we will leave those in the heat island history. and then we will do some blue sky thinking. really think outside the box and dream big about if we can rearchitect the system and get rid of the big obstacles holding us back, what would it look like? nat, can you kick us off and scope this problem for us? what are we looking at, where are we coming from, where are we now? nat: glad to be here. i have been tracking the pandemic fallout since the pandemic began and this is the tail end of that. i will admit i was hoping to track chronic absenteeism as sort of an antidote at c

i will hand it off to jenny. [applause] jenny: why don't you all join me? we are ready. also much for being here. i'm really looking forward to this conversation. the way we will architect this, we will get into four issues. we will fame the problem, the issue, the challenge, the scope of the problem. what are we rebounding from. we will look at what is causing it. spoiler alert, it was not just covid. we will look at strategies that are working and not working, to borrow some of jenee's language. we will leave those in the heat island history. and then we will do some blue sky thinking. really think outside the box and dream big about if we can rearchitect the system and get rid of the big obstacles holding us

jenny town agrees it's, it's very rare to see north korea spend trips to another country and especially for war. but north korea doesn't necessarily have a direct stake. and so this is the 1st time you know, north korea is really acting like an actual allied jenny town has been working on north korea for around 20 years and runs the north korea program at the us space stimson center think tank. she spoke to us on a work trip to south korea. some of the reports that we're hearing coming out of russia is that, you know, the north koreans are certainly capable and, you know, willing to fight. but they, they have no idea what to do. big south korean and us officials estimate hundreds of can soldiers have been killed. you know, mean you can download and probably had an understanding that the majority of those troops probably weren't coming home. oh, he's absolutely a roof. let's give it to be a dozen times. he said, no matter what happens to his soldiers, kim is getting money for them being there. and that's important for his cash strapped economy that on the battlefield. his soldiers aren't

month, jenny and i have been great colleagues and very good friends.confident that she is the woman meant to lead the march for life in this next season. and i will stay involved on the board as well. regardless of who is leading this organization, the march for life remains steadfast and true. and our goals remain the same. we will continue to provide a place for the real heroes, you all, the marchers, to give public witness here in our nation's capital and throughout the country at our state marchs by witnessing to moms and babies. thank you. when i say that this job has been the honor of a lifetime, words could not possibly, possibly express the depth of my respect, gratitude, and appreciation for all of you. and for this incredible role. thank you. now, i'm very excited to welcome to the podium, and then i'll be back, our new president-elect of the march for life, jenny bradley lichter. [applause] >> hello, marchers! [applause] i'm jenny and in a few days, i will be the new president of the march for life, taking over from a hero of mine and of all

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hermoso moments before he kissed her. witnesses, experts in lip reading, who are due rubiales and jenniout when these events unfolded 7 that we saw back then. you know, then, it was very much a social and political issue. there were people out on the streets. the prime minister, pedro sanchez, was talking about this. that's not happening now, because what we're seeing is the legal dimension of this whole case. he could be given a jail sentence of up to two and a half years, and that's what the prosecutor is calling for. so these are very serious charges. and people are following the the court case quite closely. it's being streamed live. there's quite a big media presence here germany's afd party leader alice weidel in europe's relations with russia despite the ongoing ukraine war, as well as his strong anti—immigration stance. election in germany, in which the afd is expected who is in budapest. he told us why he thinks these leaders are meeting. this change in 0rban's policy, i think there in this case the alternative for germany, which didn't seem election, and they are starting to l

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in her testimony, jenni hermoso talked about this in some detail on how it made herfeel. said it was a lack of respect from luis rubiales. of this kiss. exerted on her by people close to luis rubiales in the days afterwards to try to persuade her to come out in public is taking place. in the coming days. if he's found guilty he could face a jail sentence of up 2.5 years. navtej johal reports. jota silva... yes! jota silva fires low into the net... it was lucky number seven for the nottingham forest and the punters here at the gedling inn in nottinghamshire. for each goal forest scored. by 2—0, everything was going to plan. and then the third goal went in as i came downstairs, and that was kind of where i thought, mmm, her partner and fellow landlord was at home when the match started flying in. an uproar, "aargh! you legend!" i'm like, "oh, no!" it felt like kind of world cup, euros kind of feel. how much of that was the goals and the game, and how much maybe 50—50! n has a 50-50! n has attracted attention from around the world. attention from america, australia, brazil.

speaking to the sunday times, elsie's mum, jenni, said, "everything she did was pure enthusiasm. connect with people. "she had this innate kindness, she had a spark." both families talk of the support they've received from the local communities, especially during the funerals last summer. they were, however, reluctant to talk about the riots that erupted following the attack. elsie's father, david, said, "i had sympathy for the police, and that's the truth. how dare you put them through that?" but there was criticism for the decision to televise the sentencing of the attacker, axel rudakubana, from bebe's father. "we know it had to be heard in court," he said, "but why did the whole nation need to see it on television?" remarkably, the sunday times interview ends with a note of positivity from bebe's mother. "we have to live for bebe and honour her and find light in the dark," she says. jon donnison, bbc news. the deputy prime minister, angela rayner, has denied being aggressive, during a meeting with some of the bereaved families and survivors of the grenfell tower fire. during

jenny is a journalist. learn better, feel better and do better.author provide present your fellow here. next to rebecca, hugo of pope for almost a decade learning officer on how design for learning permit in your fellow of the american institute in collecting data analyzing, i think we will see the data in a few minutes. housekeeping notes first, after we hear from the panel and audience today, will have microphones around if you're not here, feel free e-mail questions that and you can also use # here. if we have introverts in te room. [laughter] right after the panel we will have a reception and there will be copies of jenny and rebecca's book available and i'm sure they will be happy to sign that copy. thank you for coming and i will handed off to jenny. [applause] >> why don't you all join me? thank you also much for being here. i'm really looking forward to this conversation. we will get into four issues, we will frame the problem, the issue, the challenge, the scope, what are we rebounding from and we will look at what is causing it -- spoile

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cup trophy in australia the medal ceremony was marred by luis rubiales grabbing the head of player jenniust the world cup. facing charges of sexual assault he is also facing some teammates ofjenni hermoso also testified about the case and the pressure pressure she was put under by these members of the federation. of interest. people the social impact of this case in 2023. now we have seeing illegal repercussion of that kiss that luis rubiales gave jenni hermoso. to shut down the criminal scam compounds which have and visa regulations. this follows the rescue last month abducted and forced to work in the scam centres. until recently it was off—limits tojournalists, but our there are few places on earth as strange as this. of asia, an insurgent group has been waging war against the state for more than 70 years. think why has the chinese company bought all of this? it is promising a $15 billion project complete with casinos, laundering. thailand rented by the chinese government for being a gambling kingpin. technically we are in the middle of a war zone and yet the the scale of the ambition

month, jennie and i have been great colleagues and very good friends.confident that she is the woman meant to lead the march for life in this next season. and i will stay involved on the board as well. regardless of who is leading this organization, the march for life remains steadfast and true. and our goals remain the same. we will continue to provide a place for the real heroes, you all, the marchers, to give public witness here in our nation's capital and throughout the country at our state marches by witnessing to moms and babies. thank you. when i say that this job has been the honor of a lifetime, words could not possibly, possibly express the depth of my respect, gratitude, and appreciation for all of you. and for this incredible role. thank you. now, i'm very excited to welcome to the podium, and then i'll be back, our new president-elect of the march for life, jennie bradley lichter. [applause] >> hello, marchers! i'm jennie and in a few days, i will be the new president of the march for life, taking over from a hero of mine and of all of ours

we'll have to go through what i was just so that was run out of the on the use and also jenny, there's on your slope which is sort of like where you will be with the 3 here. the 3. so 3, this of those make when you little me when you have a lot of the hey tribunal reached the simular decision in the case of full not kosovo liberation army field. come on to emulate the prime minister of the henri denies republic ramos charge. and i who didn't hesitate to write about it, and he's ordered biography. we constantly attacked forces everywhere, day and night without hiding each and every day. we killed sylvia and policeman. in 2008, the hague tribunal acquitted a level 37 challenges. and then how i did, and i also appealed successfully. how did you not will you please stand up the term of funds? you not go to all accounts in doing that, what they call a debt boned to food, being the chief prosecutor in the hague, for 80 is admitted the following. and her book, the hunt, me and the war criminals. the political aspect seriously complicated the job of the international criminal tribunal for the

jenny, him also gave him consent for the case during the winter is presentation ceremony in 2023. i'm also who testified on the 1st day of the trial said she had not. that's really all a said method. the case was a mistake saying his behavior was not appropriate for the football presidents. he also added that i'm also, it was off to down play the case which caused controversy around the world, but that he never asked anyone to pressure warrant gatlin has left these roles as wells or rugby head coach. after a wrinkled, 14 straight international defeats these, even though it was contracted until 2027. but the 2nd spell in charge of wales has now come to an end. well, to finish the bottom of the 6 nations last year with 5 defeats around coast for another embarrassing running the tournament, they've left the fonts and if the sofa to make it don't say which has been seen in the famous purple and gold of the los angeles lake is for the 1st time. civilian was part of one of the most talked about trades in india, history or any of this month. don't fix join from the dallas mavericks. well

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a jenny him also gave him consent for the case during the windows presentation ceremony in 2023. i'm also who testified on the 1st day of the trial said she had not much of the all i submitted, the case was a mistake saying he's behavior was not appropriate for football presidents. he also added that him also was off to down play the case which caused control to see around the will, but that he never ask anyone to pressure of a blockbuster game. and the european champions league lights it with mattress to so the hosting hold is ran madrid at the, at the ad. it's the 1st match in a 2 legged playoff with the window going through until the last 16. so these manage the pep audio, the nosey side will be up against it to keep telling them buffy venetia. if julia g bidding them and rodrigo quiet, but it's impossible to 90 minutes. 130 minutes or 200 minutes depends extra time to control this for place. how they combine, how the run is the ability one against wind, how to keep the ball so old for data exceptions. everybody knows it. so try to reduce this involvement as much as possible,

[laughter] sorry, jenny, okay? back you forgive me if you saw how hot this guy was.hter] they want to give access to the old statement but once he opened up the books, we saw wife. check it out. >> these are some of the insane priorities the organization has been spending money on. $1.5 million to advance di serious workplaces, 70000 for production of di musical in ireland, 47000 for transgender opera in columbia, 32000 for transgender comic book and peru, i do know about you but as american taxpayer, i don't want my dollars going toward this crap and i note the american people don't either and that's exactly what elon musk has ben sasse like trump to do, fraud, waste and abuse out of our federal government. [cheering] >> thank you. [cheering] >> americans are struggling. he will not help them out by sending peru a comic book where robert downey junior is now iron them. [laughter] long story short, yes, the democrats are wasting money on sleep we don't need. how do you tell me this is in the scam when you spent -- and i quote, $6 million to remote tourism in egypt? t

but what we're going to go step to now was slow by jenny. i will call you close to switch you around and be honest with causing it quite so not missing putting that in the cause of them. is that going to shop on a kid? i use the email is still up so now look at this nice little budget and i said, what is your costs? isn't for me annual that you get it out like with the amount of catch a movie and as much in that sort of the one step in order to step any sort approximately what, what do you more than we are or solely on weight? so sort of us getting it out is uh, as looking and that sort of being able to i see a little yeah. yes. and will just allow same domain to you. i know we've talked with bessie need. see it all today is the only so bailey, all those, any, your sewage, any popular one pro step and also will be so also, jenny, you have them advice set to do you know, somebody's going to go to him all the for him, get it all the mom to go, you know, you lived in america to ali adult list if any thoughts cool, you mean it, but it see adult

the document only so not clean, but it will get a little girl expect and how long it will slow by jenny, i will call you close to associate around it to be honest with cousin christ, so not missing putting that in the cause of them as i progress, i'll kind of get this over to him and i'll email you spoke up so now look use nice little budget and i said, what is your cost? it's something manual that you get it all like with the amount of. gotcha, and you'll get those as low as in the circuit. and i put a warm step into it, but it was that any sort of trash can go any more than we are, or solely annoyed. so for the, let's get it. allah is uh, i was watching and that shouldn't be my will to you. i see a little, you know, something which is to hours and what domain are you trying to read the document that you need? see, it all varies only so really all those, any, your sewage, any popular one pro step and also do useful also, jenny, you have them advice that they're doing, you know, somebody is going to, you know, go him all the way and get it all the mom to go to the in or you know, i've b

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labour says it's investigating the whatsapp group which leaves in their first interview, jenni and davidbe king, who cannot be named for legal reasons, told the sunday times, they wanted the girls to be remembered for their personalities not what happened to them. who was seven — have given taking the bins out, and she would be like, �*i'll come.�* she was grateful for life." bebe�*s mother, who can't be named for legal reasons, said her daughter had the power to connect with people. both families talk of the support they've received funerals last summer. erupted following the attack. elsie�*s father, david, said, "i had sympathy for the police, and that's the truth. remarkably, the sunday times interview ends with a note of in the dark," she says. jon donnison, bbc news. which claimed the lives of 72 people. grenfell, after the fire, before it was covered. to come down because it won't be structurally safe long—term. bereaved to tell them. but this is a sacred place for them. they angrily told her there hadn't been enough consultation. this, four days later, is her response. i think wha

and i thank you, jenny, for all you do for us here in wyoming. [applause] yet another national story noted the success of wyoming's freedom caucus candidates. at this point up the leadership in energy, natural resource management, finance and digital assets. all of these stories highlighted wyoming's pioneer persevering and can-do spirit. and there's good news in how we govern. wyoming has the third lowest tax burden in the country according to virtual capitalist.com. it's nice to know we are being recognized nationally for having the same spirit we see on these walls and in this room. that spirit is inspired by those who serve in public position of those that step up in their jobs and volunteers. some of them are here today. let me begin by acknowledging secretary of state gray, racines, treasurer meyer and superintendent. the commitment each of you has shown to our state and its people is truly extraordinary. and together at times with spirited conversation we've worked to serve the people, and we have done as a constitution vision the executiv

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