and a cute baby. >> beatrice. beatrice. morning" villa at the commercial break. >> please. >>> up next, vlad duthiers who knows his way around a villa i'm sure will have the stories you'll b >>> time for "what to watch" on a back-to-work monday. as we like to say, you're out of lke ingry tel you -- >> you can -- >> milk? no. >> anything you want. >> before you came we were talking about doing something from an italian villa. tom thomas, the new big cheese here, said it's not in the budget. >> just so you know, we're not going anywhere. >> anywhere but right here. what you got, vlad? >> i know. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i got that going for me. here are a few stories we think you'll be talking about -- woody allen and his wife soon yi are responding to the documentary "allen versus farrow." here's a bit of the program. >> every time he showed up at the apartment like a magnet he would come straight to me. intense affection all the time. >> in time what it became was there was nobody but the two of them. >> the new fou

mother of two took in 11-year-old juan, 15-year-old raymond and 17-year-old angel and 19-year-old beatrice your position would be like okay i'm adopting four additional kids with my two kids. did you hesitate before making that decision. >> i didn't. i knew it would be hard. >> as the country comes to grips with half a million lives lost to the pandemic, families like the ramirez's are still reeling from the lost, among them, children left orphaned without a parent to help pick up the pieces, often older sibling forced to fill the void. >> i see myself as a parent because i'm working and focused on what needs to get done at home. >> at 19 juan martinez has been parenting his younger siblings for six months his final promise to his mom before she passed away from covid. >> i told her i would keep the family together and raise my siblings to be okay. >> like juan, marlene says keeping her family in tact is a gift to her parents. >> i may be young age, whatever the case, but eem going to try to get through it and help them out, end of the day it's not for me, it's for them. >> the future of h

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beatrice. when. it. still has the soul of the. chief. he must look conflate all elites with corruption there are many bureaucrats and. many public servants. that are. civil duties and if anything must be associated with the new order that comes up that many of the success stories in. the one. intelligent leaders and movements tell you know people or the corrupt elites on the other side look we will give you a chance and we will give you an honorable exit from the system if you let your peers which are cleaner and which have no blood on their hands come in and manage this with us. who was only 12 years old her abuser didn't solar on the streets and she was scared of the police instead she would be sent to motels or the customer's home. deal would last 2 years. one guy told me that i was too i was too old i was probably about 14 years old at the time so obviously they were and that they wanted someone that wasn't as physically mature and wanted someone to look at so young as possible so i started to go to figure our what a famous track and

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becomes an become still really restore way all sorts of ranty county problems but yeah probably beatrice allusions and we see that today. the godly the area is not what you hear now i mean this record and the threats have been out that the abbey explained it to you. father some solace to try to do you want to do my duty to even send it to the west exit route so don't feel like the situation has been stabbed because only the why didn't you concentrate anything. i'm sure it's and it's missionary equipment and what people criticize that you cannot you know you quote fool. impoverished villagers with your huge equipments so i didn't know they give children little leaders ill in fact or is it all i don't know what's a little maybe met you know medicine is that got it it's not it's not really something structured and on and under a lot of run to who really had to be able at some point to to to to check what they want parts. earlier this month burkina faso as prime minister said that the country is looking to start negotiations for peace with the armed groups operating in the north and east of

mr slow to move beatrice storm of lower street viewer us rule. when you go to the movie way of lingo to move video it appears. that it still has the soul of the bees and how many to choose to keep the. same wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out these days to educate and engage from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. in the headlines this friday in moscow as accused brussels of politicizing the fight against the pandemic the kremlin had spotted controversial comments from either you chief us limbaugh and a lion casting doubt over russia's kovi that. we discuss the e.u. is ongoing criticism of sputnik the with russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman. talking the great support for inspections of the world is not without high to making it too expensive blackmailing with. and a campaign to boycott facebook gains momentum in australia after the tech giant blogs news posts in the country something camera is called an abuse of power will put the issue up for debate should preach b

in order beatrice i had so many nightmares you know. mind my mother went crazy and all that i don't think needed to restrain her because she wanted to throw herself in front of a car they got to go i was unable to let go of the hate that i had when all at the back then i couldn't help but i felt such rage i wanted to find the killers so that i could kill them. 10 years ago on a scrub growth tropical played in colombia the feasibility studies for a new coal mine looked promising. 5 years ago the 1st coal came out of the ground. has been mined in colombia for more than 25 years. multinational companies such as drummond and protocol extract the coal and sell it worldwide to the u.s. china and europe including germany. in recent years the companies have faced accusations that they have collaborated with paramilitaries to. use c.b.s. news that more testimony today in the murder for hire trial of alabama based grumman cole one carl is going to tear out the former drum an employee says he saw paramilitary vehicles on in the drummond property b

togetherness because everyone is on well in theory says the same prayer in the same language in hebrew beatrice on and on the sabbath that feelings and is beyond words on as this is only 5. 2. god especially the few of us the song to me the best feeling of the whole week is on saturday on ship bats i know my phone is off all my devices are off and i can't watch netflix or any other series so i can really focus on the important things in life. so when i spend time with my family i spend time with my friends and my neighbors and i don't have to think about schools from so i don't have to think about any problems i'm really a sense of freedom by hard religion might restrict me but by doing so it also gives me the freedom to clear my mind. and also with prayer i feel how it touches my soul which really touches my heart when we sing. 'd went finished a new read all still i wouldn't trade this moment for anything in the world. i mean 12th grade at the rocks given the i'm free i'll complete my high school diploma next year forms the truth my focus is science chemistry biology and math but i'm also int

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at that time, "ladies home journal" was edited by a husband and wife team bruce gould and beatrice blackmar gould and bruce gould when you read his correspondence and the memoir that he left, he comes across as a little bit kind of pompous to tell you the truth. and he's read this book and he doesn't like it. he tells her that, ha. this reads like you wrote it while you were riding a bicycle on the way to a fire. and you think about this. talking about now the second volume of her memoirs deals with her time in the white house. she has some pretty dramatic stuff she could be relating. you know, this is also one of the things i always find so interesting. people in her, eleanor's contemporaries thought she was very forth right and very honest. she was just putting it out there. whereas i think for us when we read her memoirs and autobiography we think, gee. this is kind of bland. i read it and i think, boy, she's not telling you the whole story. in fact, i'm teaching class this semester and having my students read the autobiography just to get a sense of the scope of eleanor's life. i spend

togetherness because everyone is on well in theory says the same prayer in the same language in hebrew beatrice on and on the sabbath that feeling of them is beyond words on this is only 5 those. 2. disposed to be true of a song to me the best feeling of the whole week is on saturday on ship bats i know my phone is off all my devices are off and i can't watch netflix or any other series so i can really focus on the important things in life. when i spend time with my family i spend time with my friends and my neighbors and i don't have to think about schools from so i don't have to think about any problems and that's really a sense of freedom i had religion might restore it to me but by doing so it gives me the freedom to clear my mind. 'd of what you can be so with prayer i feel how it touches my soul which really touches my heart when we sing. meant for me to name it all still i wouldn't trade this moment for anything in the world. i mean 12th grade at the rocks cannot see i'm going to complete my high school diploma next year for just the truth my focus is science chemistry biology and math b

sean, a question from beatrice, as a british citizen, do i have to quarantine in a hotel if i agree toare countries in south america, southern africa, portugal and the uae. unfortunately, it doesn't matter whether you're a british national, you will be going into one of those hotels if you come back after the 15th. i want to stress though, these measures are incredibly important. public health must come 1st. but as i've said, very few people are travelling at the moment. so it's not going to affect that many people. paul in london asks, why do tests in the you take so much? again, the government did not give me an answer to that question. the tests are being provided by private companies. so they are free to set their own rates. i would agree, it does seem a bit unfair that we know that they aren�*t much cheaper. and in many cases completely free in other countries. yet here, if you want to do this it is much more expensive. which has unfortunately, it led to some fraudulent activity. so it would be good if the government could look into this and try to make it more affordable so the p

a question from beatrice.h nationals overseas, certainly— few british nationals overseas, certainly tiny numbers on holiday because — certainly tiny numbers on holiday because they were not supposed to be lloii'i because they were not supposed to be going on— because they were not supposed to be going on a _ because they were not supposed to be going on a busy holiday during lockdown. at the quarantine requirements in terms of going to a hotel— requirements in terms of going to a hotel depends on which country. but if it is— hotel depends on which country. but if it is one _ hotel depends on which country. but if it is one of— hotel depends on which country. but if it is one of those 33 countries on the — if it is one of those 33 countries on the list. _ if it is one of those 33 countries on the list, countries in south america. _ on the list, countries in south america, southern africa, portugal and the _ america, southern africa, portugal and the uae, unfortunately doesn't matter— and the uae, unfortunately