beatrice riker used her union to resi that control. i propose that as they build unions at tesla, trader joe's, delta, and certainly and many college and universities across world queer, people are doing that exact same thing, making a single adaptation to stand in the way of labor and sexual control. again for organizing this panel for b this is very exciting. i'm going to start wi a anecdote. so emily baker was hired by the producers association, the npr in minneapolis, minnesota in 1954. by 69, the 55 year old had worked for the tcm for 15 years. en promoted to a supervisory role and was reportedly described doing an exceptional job organizing office. what? however, was that had recently been diagnosed as awhile in may 1969, baker took a medical leavof absence to surgically transition from male to female at the university of mi recover at home extended leaves of benefits offered to of the mpi. workers were given f salaries the first two months of their medical lea salary for subsequent as a long time employee who had reportedly neve

let me bring you end, beatrice. you are - you end, beatrice.duals and indeed the hepatitis c trust. sadly, i believe one of the people that you have been representing died just last week. what are the key things that this group of people want to see out of the inquiry.— see out of the inquiry. there are wide ranging _ see out of the inquiry. there are wide ranging requisitions- see out of the inquiry. there are wide ranging requisitions from i wide ranging requisitions from the inquiry, _ wide ranging requisitions from the inquiry, but it will be for the government to implement them eventually. there are a number of findings. — eventually. there are a number of findings, numberof points eventually. there are a number of findings, number of points the chair will look_ findings, number of points the chair will look at — findings, number of points the chair will look at notjust how findings, number of points the chair will look at not just how the infection— will look at not just how the infection has happened, but the responsible government and h

joining us now is parenting coach beatrice.ht camp, the right fit, can you tell us the benefits for sending your kids to camp. >> letting them build friendships outside of the ones they'd typically form at their home environment and the opportunity to do something they have never done before. try something new. most camps encourage new adventures. of course, building autonomy outside of the home. something that can be hard to do as a parent, where a camp can offer that same benefit. >> i love that. i loved camp growing up. what should parents consider when picking up specifically a day camp versus a sleepaway camp. >> the two. main things, is your child ready developmentally and their personality? can they handle being away for an extended period of time? can they handle being gone from mom or dad for that length of time? that's something to consider. secondly, consider their personality, are they an introvert or extrovert? figure out your child's personality to determine which one would be more beneficial. they're not all for

but surely, yes, the african union beatrice, you know, the, they, they, the heaviest as possible it on this because the atrocities and the crimes that are as what are speaking about are in dial 4 in africa. and sadly, they have within the union is the union of, you know, many autocrats of human rights abuse. and therefore, i think we can, that will expect a lot from the african union in image. you've been part of this report where, you know, you claimed a genocide it has taken place and yet we're not seeing an international response that you think we should be seeing. does that trouble? you mean, what does it say about using the accusation of genocide to mobile lies international responses. i mean, you know, as i said, this is really, you know, saying for, you know, response from the international community. and i think, you know, you know, given the ceiling test, someone is, and this source that we hear from, you know, displays person. so what you d as in is from chad, you know, the c panel national the, the in difference and inaction by then imagining community. it says a clear messa

y tambiÉn a su tÍa beatrice cabrera. ambas originarias de mÉxico.iÉn a patricia farÍas, loma en este aquella compaÑera carla. Él es nuestro director de fotÓgrafos. y la tÍa miriam y nan sÍ. ellas labra, loma nuestro productor ejecutivo. les mandamos muchas felicidades. fundÍa de temperaturas cÁlidas muy agradables. vamos a ver que nos va a esperar para este lunes que casi comienza. este metro lo analice si va a continuar calor. antonio: buenas noches. venga traerles el tiempo que se espera para las prÓximas horas. empezaremos por la noche con bastante nubosidad. seguimos con banco de nubes que aparecen por contraste entre masa de aire muy cÁlida y agua frÍa del pacÍfico. en nuestra Área veremos cÓmo la nubosidad irÁ a mÁs. es prole que se quede cerca la superficie y tengamos bancos de niebla. mÁs aire cÁlido seguirÁ con nosotros maÑana. y por el contrario, como lo he comentado antes, el mar sigue con temperaturas muy bajas. Éste contraste hace que tengamos banco de niebla que veremos las prÓximas horas. entras tenemos una masa de aire cÁlido la supe

here's entertainment writer beatrice hazlehurst. i think that's such a love letter to her fans.erfans. i think, like, she is one of the prevailing artists who's always shown that she appreciates the love and support that's given to her. and it's never been about commercialism. it's always the authenticity of the artistry and that is so special to see play out at this scale. i think she is someone who is totally propelled by maintaining her relevancy, and i think that's why this won't be her last tour, even though it's billed as this, you know, the celebration, this kind of last hurrah. i don't think we're going to see the last of madonna for a long time. and we may even see a totally different madonna in five, ten years. and she may go again. whether it's going to be at this level, who knows? i mean, to be 65 and performing for 2 million people is absolutely inconceivable. but you have to think, i mean, look, this is one of the most successful female solo acts in history at this point. i think that reallyjust goes to show, like, her staying power. i mean, the tour in general has

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is beatrice returning across a bottom? you just go to the website and i would have to be able to show, but it's something that i'm coming up for. so i'm looking for it and you'll see the whole sandwich in it. if i have someone to pick them up as opposed to once you know where is this is a quest for the, for which and what is this going here? slide it them, it's always thing going to low system printed only, you know, put americans with a general thing where she's going, which is quite interesting since chil, any of that, but i have them when you look at this one that i have to see if it can you please the, the choice jane process before you so much for like going countries to mostly keep going. as i mentioned earlier, is up just typical plan with finality express here submit item. so you may have not only can regards us boomers to, to watch threats, they show play. while a saying a goal is on his end or pass to ship his camera cause he drove to the front. another engineer from his designs, a small recognizance plan named s

repeat of the mysteries, these to us, how china it's been a rough, able to, to be dropped, such a and beatrice and successful program in such a short time tie. not as an emergent super power doesn't want to be lifted behind. they is the ultimate highbrow is the opportunity to signal leadership to the rest of the world. thing here, look how strong our capabilities are. i think we're already in a space race. the us in china also coming up, the rising star of francis fall, writes is 28 year old. the show down by della the new fire brands disrupt to a french politics. see me if you refuse to be a frenchman on his knees. and what does your frenchman standing proud then you belong with us? what corporate us? he thought no could be of him to the day a china has launched an unprecedented admission to the fall side of the moon. the tongue 6 pro lifted off from the southern island province to find that it's expected to return in around 2 months with around 2 kilos of luna samples. the launch is the latest advance in china. i'm fisher, space exploration program, which now rivals that of the united states

was safe to go when gazda is large, scale military operates installed, multiple new will children, beatrice from the violence, but also from the cares in panic. and then it's time on their physical and mental states already weakened. now since the beginning of the war in october, many families from across the guys that have fled to rafa, which had been designated as a safe zone by the idea of itself. not more than the 1000000 people the hard now shells within the enclaves problem, most city and half of them are children. they give you the, the, the steady state right in here. nearly 18000 of them are set to be in funds out of the age of 22 years. as certain as usual. big guy, that's a tax on the densely populated enclave. more than 14000 children have been killed in gaza while almost all of the surviving palestinian miners are reportedly in need of psychological support. my colleague, nikita, of, on this cost this situation with units of communications officer sally my ways. who confirms that children a guy that need a ceasefire, and a sense of security over 600000 children are now and they

everybody was like, spring, everybody was so the breaking and you know, there was of course, sergeant beatrice sweet moments. my father was in the war and you know, they always, you know, when people get together there was, remember those google kiel that who, who will not bear with them. but still the mood was at the very 1st year, you know, no school. you're going to watch amazing parade and onto the 8 was, you know, you can see, you know, people marching. so it was just a lot of a lot of lives, a lot of call lots and lots of joy. you know, i, i don't know how many, you know, rations really at that moment. so we had so you know, and started to use that whatever. but it was like, we all knew, it was like, you know, bones that this is a very on foot. it'd be that there's a new it in your boat and so you know, it that's come that's here again. and i'll talk about that later in the program here, because i want to talk about how the picture day is being read, defined and very good way in my opinion, saving, you know, in my introduction, the collective west is primarily overwhelmingly kind of forg

doesn't mean that they could have a place, but of course they have to abide by the local and actually beatrice friend of mine . or i should think is her analogy. israel has acute egypt or preventing humanitarian aid from reaching gaza via the southern rafa. crossing. spite is really a 4th is occupying the spot since the 7th of may. yesterday i spoke with you k for secretary david cameron and german, 4 minister, angelina bare bach about the need to persuade egypt to reopen the roof of crossing to allow the continued a delivery of international humanitarian aid to gaza. today i will discuss the matter with a tally. informed minister antonio touch on the world places the responsibility for the humanitarian situation on israel. but the key to preventing the humanitarian crisis in gaza is now in the hands of our gyptian friends. the board attract point is vital for a to be deliberate into gaza. israel has claimed that cairo is blocking a to protest, the idea of the takeover of the crossing. and while egypt said that is being open from its side since the start of the war, it adds the israel is the o

safe to go when gazda is large, scale military operates installed, multiple in the will children, beatrice from the violence, but also from because in panic. and then it's time on their physical and mental states already weakened. since the beginning of the world not told by many families from across, the guys that have fled to rafa, which had been designated as a safe zone by the idea of itself. not more than a 1000000 people are now sheltering in the enclaves solved on most city. half of them sold in nearly $18000.00 the set to be in funds. and now under the age of 28 work, i say that more than 14000 children have been killed in gas as densely populated territory. and the majority of surviving policy and minors are reportedly in needle psychological support. now my colleague, nicky air on discussed the situation with unicef communications opposite asylum ways. who confirmed about children in gab, anita cease fire and not a sense of sleep and a sense of security over 600000 children are now in the high area and we are really listing their lives is amazing location to be full scale and, an

doesn't mean that they could have a place, but of course they have to abide by the local and naturally beatrice friend of mine . yeah, there it goes. actually, the right in the day, basically a western countries use and g o to foment unrest and southern countries that are like for self without the government had no volunteer of some kind of stand the balance of attempted to regime change. it is straight out of the paper of langley virginia, but you knew that already didn't visit the the when i was here position, i was suggesting we bomb bell. great. i was suggesting that we send american pilots in an blow up the bridges on the drain.

safe to go in gaza if large scale know to upper race installed multiple and they will children, beatrice from the violence, but also from the cares and panic. and then it's time on their physical and mental states already. we can now since the beginning of the war in october, maybe somebody some across the guys that have fled to rafa, which had been the designated, the safe zone by the idea of itself. not more than a medium, people are now sheltering in the english. solving the city. half of them are children. at nearly 80000 has said to be in funds on the age of 2, you have the that now 8 workers say that more than 14000 children have been killed in gathers densely populated territory. and the majority of surviving policy in mind has reportedly in need of a psychological support that we discussed the situation with unicef communications officer sally. my ways who confirms that children in gaza need to cease fire on a sense of security over 600000 children are now in a federal fi area. and uh, we are really listing their lives. um, if i made it to a patient to be full scale and dropped o

that it could have a place, but of course they have to, you know, abide by the local and actually beatrice brenda. but because also you're going to show a lot of sources that not necessarily just as you already 3. describe it perfectly . they just, they don't do that kind of work for just the corporate for intelligence operations . thinking about the influence pulled by having one starting from the for the end that came from the net early ninety's. yeah. what the see, i did call that we're doing now over. resides with these other the other with the channels. yeah, exactly. well, san diego, appreciate you saying that, i mean look, you know, they've got, hey, we've got one of the world's biggest advertises and couple of make is george soros who's foundation. amazing. they blown a 100000000 bucks. the phone went on rest in typically see meantime, you know, you couldn't and g o is look at the names. us a democracy house, freedom house, you know, they have these beautiful rosy color names, but that's so full of b. s. so the end of the day, they're attempting to conduct raging change. and so man

let's speak to beatrice hazlehurst in new york. am, i am! argue a madonna fan as well? i am, lam! and i feel lucky argue a madonna fan as well? i am, i am! and i feel lucky that am, iam! and ifeel lucky that i have been able to watch such a career play out. i wasn't alive in 1983 when she debuted but i have just seen this incredible reinvention of her throughout the career. this is enormous! — throughout the career. this is enormous! this _ throughout the career. this is enormous! this is _ enormous! this is extraordinary! the numbers she managed to get there and to accommodate. the images looked great! how did it go?— great! how did it go? biggest attendance — great! how did it go? biggest attendance of _ great! how did it go? biggest attendance of her— great! how did it go? biggest attendance of her career, - great! how did it go? biggest attendance of her career, i i attendance of her career, i think it is. ithink it attendance of her career, i think it is. i think it is the airbnb increased by 1000% in rio dejaneiro and that wa

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beatrice in california. >> abu yeah, mr. cramer. >> thank you for taking my call. johnson and johnson, has announced an agreement with shockwave. they're going to fire down all of the shares into cash. what are your thoughts on that? >> it is a small deal for them. i mostly concerned about the s. i want the cow situation. if they can get that passed, then i would say goodbye until the cows come home. jr in washington. >> right back at you. >> all that i know about, i'm here. >> i just don't know how to value the stock. they lose a lot of money. i'm going to take a hard pass. mike, in illinois. >> hey there, how are you? >> i'm doing, how about you? >> great, thank you. i have a question. great earnings, but the stock is doing nothing. what do you think? >> great earnings, you have to stick with it. i like that very much. let's go to paul in pennsylvania. >> paul here. pittsburgh, pennsylvania. question that i know you like it. last quarter, they had a blowout. this quarter, they had a pretty darn good quarter. 90%, last quarter. 40% growth this quarter. why would t

shout-out, beatrice. [ cheers ] yeah, she loved that.hat sounds amazing. i'm locked in my house." [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> i have no frame of reference. and then when i left my house eventually, i was like, "oh, people know who i am now a lot. oh, that's different, yeah." >> seth: it does seem like both a very fervent but also a very kind fan base, is that -- >> they're very kind. because they love love and dancing and romance and -- [ cheers and applause ] yeah, they're lovely. yeah, they're lovely. >> seth: there's a lot of your love for them to love this season. >> very much so. >> seth: and let me just say from the clip, excellent fan work. [ laughter ] >> oh, thank you very much. >> seth: excellent work with the fan. >> uh-huh. yeah. >> seth: you know your way around a fan. >> it was wild because i'm incredible at flirting, so to play someone that was bad at it was a real stretch for me. [ laughter ] >> seth: you could see you were tamping down your natural -- >> i was like -- no, yeah, my natural rays. [ laughter ] i wa

my heart goes out to his wife, beatrice, and the payne family. and i extend to you my deecht condolences -- my deepest condolences. and to new jersey's 10th congressional district. the flowers that now rest in the seat donald often occupied reflect his inner beauty and radiance. madam speaker, donald's last floor speech, interestingly, was on housing, out of all issues. what a way to end. what a way to remind us all that there is a house of many mansions. donald, thank you for showing us humility, showing us neatness, showing us kindness, brightening this institution and using your voice to advocate for the american people. farewell, my friend. and, yes, i look forward to seeing you soon. you will always be remembered and we miss you dearly. i end today with the last words donald payne spoke and shared on the floor on march 22. he ended his final one-minute speech this way. and with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee, mr. kustoff, for five minutes. mr.

she looked absolute lovely and she and beatrice looks damn absolutely gorgeous.ry happily married and they're blossoming and they look wonderful. so it was very nice. it was very good. and it saved him from looking to be all alone i >> -- >> oh, -_ >> oh, very good at that, isn't he ? yes. he doesn't, he doesn't. he? yes. he doesn't, he doesn't. >> he hides it. >> he hides it. >> he hides it. >> he hides it really well. and he does his his role nicely. now, what about the awful trolling that catherine's been receiving? yes, that is just some of it is. >> it is terrible. and i have to say that a few of them are from meghan's friends. i'm not. she had anything to do with it. >> you think it's part of the sussex squad, the sussex squad and saying, you know , other and saying, you know, other people go to work when they're having all the tests and looking, you know, having the medication . medication. >> but she's not, you know, so that's what they're saying. >> so these , these trolls, what >> so these, these trolls, what kind of thing are they saying that she's not

, nigel king calls up the b team, and this is the suggestion in the mail on sunday that princess beatriceeldest daughter of the duke and duchess of york, might be called up to support the king in some of his duties. she isn't a working royal, but in the absence of the prince of wales, might she be an asset to the team? nigel? >> yes, i think so. and what's just happened over at the palace is they've had a workload review to see what charles does and what he doesn't do. he's got a thousand royal patronages. they're looking at about, trying to reduce that number not just with his cancer. he is bear in mind 75. so the idea is draft in some of the younger royals, b maybe even her sister eugenie and get them to help him out. >> and that's okay. i mean, we appreciate the duke of york. nobody necessarily wants to revive his royal career, but the daughters, they have a good reputation, i think. yeah, they do like them. >> and i don't think the sins of the father can be can be visited on the daughters. quite right. >> nigel nelson, thank you very much indeed for your wisdom and experience this mor

understanding that he's not getting a lot of feedback there, but perhaps we could see princesses beatriceliam and catherine have been through so much this yeah have been through so much this year. and any developments on how william is coping with this huge responsibility of caring for his family, whilst also fulfilling many royal duties? >> well, we did have a friend of theirs named amya arida talked to the telegraph and she said that she was so heartbroken over everything that had gone on and that they were going through hell , and that they were going through hell, and that it was really a private and personal journey that they were experiencing. but we saw prince william almost a week ago. so cute, so charming, joking about jack whitehall and dad jokes and showing off some of charlotte's jokes. so when we do see him, he is, you know, brave, strong, in great spirits , brave, strong, in great spirits, and we're not seeing any signs of defeat , which and we're not seeing any signs of defeat, which in my book is great news, most definitely , great news, most definitely, how's pop supersta

they're trying to put beatrice forward as this is the face of royalty.he tindalls up the flagpole. oh australia has taken the tindall to the heart. you ask any australian and they say who this is? this is a family. a royal family that is in deep trouble. and if camilla is to be the saviour of it , trouble. and if camilla is to be the saviour of it, god help us. >> well, i got to say, it takes a lot to shock me. jasmine birtles i think that camilla is every inch the queen. what's your reaction to what nina's had to say there? >> oh, i agree with nina actually, and i am staggered that you've come up with an 82% approval. who are these people? it's certainly not. well, it's. >> can i tell you it's the wisest constituency in the united kingdom. it is gb news members, but it's only 40 people. >> it's only 40 people. a lot more than that . but no, 40, 410 more than that. but no, 40, 410 people. >> i'm told by greg, don't want her. >> they genuinely don't. if you see her name anywhere on twitter, you see hashtag not my queen. i mean, yeah, sure. she's she's sor

was that apparently the prince of wales sent a whatsapp message to his cousins prince princess beatriceou like to come and join me at this at this garden party? so we've learned that the royal grandchildren have a whatsapp group just like everyone else, so they just normal got their family, cousins, whatsapp group and that maybe it's a glimpse of the future because with the monarchy that we have now, we've got two senior royals who are very unwell. it's really just camilla and william, who are the senior working royals . you've senior working royals. you've got the duke and duchess of gloucester, but they're not really as high profile. i think they were also at the event, but it does bring into the foreground. do we need to have more working royals ? what do you more working royals? what do you think, georgia, firstly, i'd love to say that the footage that we're seeing, prince william, has access to an umbrella which rishi sunak clearly doesn't. yes, to an extent, i agree with you. and i think also with some of the sad news we've obviously had about royals in the past few months and obv

oh, beatrice and evangeline. laptop an. yeah. who says my daughter is called evangeline? i love it too, for the reasons that anne said. now she's 12 and she can shorten it as she chooses, but she has a full name to pick from forever. we always get loads of comments about how nice the name is. >> it's a lovely name. evangeline. yeah colin says, where's that good old name? cornelius. why isn't that on the list? that is a beautiful name. except you get called corny . except you get called corny. >> yeah, you would, you would. and somebody's been in touch on the name ottilie, barbara bradshaw says regarding girls names, i have a friend who's nearly 89 now and called ottilie. i love that name, my cousin is a toni. it's unusual, but a very attractive name . yeah. >> jim says my indian goddaughter was named by me as evangeline. her parents are strong churchgoers, and this name stood out for all of us. oh, isn't that lovely? >> i think everyone agrees. it's just a lovely name. and yvonne says, how lovely to see you, anne

beatrice in my office was talking to her in the middle of the night.e third time was when the explosion at abby gate happened . fortunately for her she was not one of those hundred and 70 that were killed. fortunately for my constituent josi he was not one of the 13 americans was killed. we welcomed her home to the united states this past weekend, finally. if that is not an indication of a broken policy and broken system, i don't know what is. i know she's dealing with literal physical and psychological scars that this government has put on her. very quickly, general mckenzie, what information about american citizens to the u.s. pass to the taliban. >> very limited information. you really need to talk to state because they are the agency that did it. it was designed to get them through in convoys. you need to go the department of state. >> were you aware of those claims by some state department employees that the taliban was beating up american citizens and others like my constituent and his wife? >> i am aware of those claims. >> are you aware of clai