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beth, what do you think about all this? i mean, the fact that there is a lot of criticism being levied toward israel from both progressive and moderate democrats in congress in the past week. how big a shift is that? and you believe that this is ultimately going to have an impact on us policy toward israel in please keep in mind, we only have about a minute left for the discussion. i think that it indicates that we are heading in the right direction, majorly in a huge way. it does not. i completely agree that this does not mean that there is a shift right now. the faster the matter is, we are still sending $3800000000.00 to the israeli government and military funding every single year. and the overwhelming majority of congress is unwilling to put even the most basic conditions on that aid, even the most basic human conditions, which should be a very obvious thing that we do with military aid that goes to any country in the world. having said that, it is also a very, very significant shift that for example, we could get 15 m

and i really would like to see the birthplace of beth. blessed. so let's go. i will also look behind the scenes of the oak spoke up in case that one of germany's most famous puppet theater . a georgian woman will show us her hometown, but to me who this is the center of ox book. the town hall is located on the square at the end of maximilian strauser. this renaissance building is magnificent, although it was almost completely destroyed by bombing in the 2nd world war. it was rebuilt in the original style. for many centuries ow spoke with an important political centre as the priest bishopric, and a free imperious city. the golden halts recalls the cities former splendor. i use above the front door, the picture shows that water was seen as the source of the city's wealth. ah, i, it's clear that oak book had become an important city from an early age. by the way, it's the 3rd largest here in the area after munich and north america. but there's much more you should know about elf book in the roman found the settlement here in 16 d. c. now, the city has about 29000

thank you beth and david. >> thank you, patty.use] >> there are also collections to view right over here in these cases, so please do that as well. learn more cases, c-span special history series. presented in partnership with the national constitution center. exploring human stories and constitutional dramas behind 12 historic

they were beth van dine, marion meeks, and ralph norman. bruce westerman of arkansas wants the house to eliminate the mask rule and open congress backup. >> i think we should follow the science, and the science tells us that once you've been vaccinated, that you can go back to normal, and if there's any place that needs to get a little bit of normalcy back it's congress. these remote hearings, the proxy voting, it's causing a lot of problems. reporter: on the floor today, a special resolution to halt all mask requirements for vaccinated persons inside the capitol complex, democrats defend the mask policy. >> following the exact cdc guidelines which says workplaces can be unique and different, based on their conditions. we would encourage our colleges on the other side of the aisle to encourage their members to become vaccinated. reporter: now, it's no surprise that the mask debate is playing out under the capitol dome the same as at a hardware store

last year, dan and beth were _ a little bit of surprise.ooking forward a little bit of surprise. last year, - dan and beth were looking forward to welcoming their first baby. after a day of labour two attempts were made to deliver their baby, clay, by a junior doctor as there was no consultant on site. when this didn't work there was a further delay, they say, before their son was delivered by c—section. it say, before their son was delivered by c-seetion-_ say, before their son was delivered by c-section. it was probably about 20 minutes — by c-section. it was probably about 20 minutes after— by c-section. it was probably about 20 minutes after that _ by c-section. it was probably about 20 minutes after that they - by c-section. it was probably about 20 minutes after that they told - by c-section. it was probably about 20 minutes after that they told us i 20 minutes after that they told us he had died, he hadn't made it, so they brought us, brought him over to us. i was giving him a cuddle. the family say — us. i was giving him a cuddle. t

beth is right. as much as we americans believe in solutions, approach problems in trying to resolve them, the united states has played an active role and been very involved in trying to resolve this conflict. we have come up short every time. i think it has reached a point where our interests are elsewhere. we have a commitment to israel security, we want to see peace in the holy land, but who rules is not of vital interest to the united states. the israelis have come to realize it is a vital interest of israel. israel needs to be the one that takes the initiative. israel and the palestinians need to stop being victims and take their fate into their own hands. we can support that effort. until we have both sides committing to trade -- committing to trying to change the status quo for the better, we cannot change this by sheer will of the msas alone for dictating to other side. they will have to come to terms. we need to tell them that honestly. that they will have to take the lead. host: mark is com

beth and toby have been waiting for this moment for two years. it happened to be the 20th of may, and we hoped and prayed between then and now, really. as of this week, 30 guests are now allowed inside the ceremony, and although they still have to wear facemasks, one of the other biggest changes is that now beth's father is able to walk her down the aisle. music plays. how's that feel? is that 0k? yeah, feels good. 0thers, though, haven't been as lucky. oh, wow. you look fantastic. charlotte and her fiance have now moved their wedding date three times. so, our original date was january the 2nd and then, unfortunately, with lockdown we've had to move it to the 17th ofjuly, so we're really, really hopeful, and what we had to do was change our venue, unfortunately. today, it's the hair and make—up dress rehearsal. they've booked the 17th ofjuly, desperately hoping that in two months�* time all restrictions will be lifted. emma's also keeping her fingers crossed. so, it's been absolutely terrible. i i didn't work for a whole year, i had to put the mo

congresswoman beth van -- beth van duyn, thanks for joining us. eric?s the return of the run of the roses. yep, the kentucky derby taking police station later today the at churchill drowns, and it is -- downs, and it is expected to be the largest sporting event since the coronavirus hit. lydia hu is live in louisville, kentucky, and is decked out, as you can see, with that great louisville kentucky derby hat. hey, lydia. >> reporter: hey, eric. derby day brings back familiar traditions. even though it may not look exactly the same, we see the beautiful hats all about, mint juleps and, of course, there's betting that's happening. i want to give you a look at where we are because we've got a great spot here on the first turn of the track. you can see people here are starting to fill the stadium seats that are just on the other side of the infield from where we are. you mentioned the reduced capacity, because that's one of the changes. we're expecting about 45,000 people here today, that's down from the usual 160,000 or more that usually come to watch the

palace for art, industrial monuments, a boat trip, and i really would like to see the birthplace of beth, blessed. so let's go. i will also look behind the scenes of the outspoken case that one of germany's most famous puppet theater. a georgian woman will show us her home tell him to meet and today's your video brings us travel impressions from can bodya ah, oh. this is the center of our book. the town hall is located on the square at the end of my few millions. this renaissance building is magnificent, although it was almost completely destroyed by bombing in the 2nd world war. it was rebuilt in the original style. for many centuries, outlook was an important political centre as the prince bishopric, and a free, imperious city. the golden horse recalls the cities former splendor. i use above the front door, a picture shows that water was seen as the source of the city's wealth. ah, i, it's clear that old book had become an important city from an early age. by the way, it's the 3rd largest fear in the area after munich and north america. but there is much more you should know about elf

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will the show's female lead, beth harmon, attract more women to the chessboard? >> absolutely.olutely. again, it's stereotypes. it's all about nbers. you know, you have to make sure that more girls play chess. so, the fact is that judit polgár, the strongest female player ever -- since age 13, she played only male opponents. at one point, she made it to top 10. so it tells you that it's doable, but, again, it's all about numbers. it's all about opportunities. >> 24 years ago this week, you famously lost a chess match to ibm's deep blue computer right here in new york city, and you have since come to peace with that loss, but you say you were "the first knowledge worker whose job was threatened by a machine," right? >> [ laughs ] >> that's true. >> you know, one study from mit concluded that robots could replace as many as 2 million workers in manufacturing alone by 2025. what do you say to the millions of people who fear they are to lose their jobs from -- at the hands of machines? >> look, from the early days of human history, we ys, you know, invented machines to release us f

paralympics gb has today named matt bush, amy truesdale and beth munro in their team for the games.han expected... to be honest when it was announced we had a year to go to my side as a positive. ! we had a year to go to my side as a ositive. ., ., , ., ., positive. i thought it was amazing that we were _ positive. i thought it was amazing that we were given _ positive. i thought it was amazing that we were given the _ positive. i thought it was amazing that we were given the most - positive. i thought it was amazing - that we were given the most precious gifts of all, what your time. another year to develop was amazing really. i another year to develop was amazing reall . ., ., ., , . another year to develop was amazing reall. ., ., .,,. i, another year to develop was amazing reall. ., ., .,, . i, ., really. i do have to pinch myself to wake myself _ really. i do have to pinch myself to wake myself op — really. i do have to pinch myself to wake myself up in _ really. i do have to pinch myself to wake myself up in sense _ really. i do have to pinch myself to wake myself up in sense

what do you say to beth, that mom, and also the girl, the 11- year-old? >> so, i do agree, i do understand the comment that it was not cited or studied in as many children as usually these larger phase 3 trials are studied in adults. phase 3 trial for over 16 with pfizer was 42,000 peoppeop 40,000. this was only 2260. on the other hand, we passed our 1 billion dose mark of vaccines given out worldwide. it's kind of of of of of of of this got unremarked upon, the world health organization says, we have given out 1 billion doses of vaccine worldwide. about 270 million doses in this country. we have not seen safety signals beyond what we saw in the clinical trials, meaning, fever and sometimes we actually have the site, but we haven't seen any signals, even in the 16 and 17-year-olds that got it. so it does make me feel really assured about about about about their safety. >> okay, real quickly, one more thing about kids, a lot of parents are asking, what do they need to do in terms of spacing out other vaccinations? should they hurry up and get other shots d

joining me right now is one of the group's organizers, beth humberg. talk to me about this letter.e, for we're in massachusetts and we're proud of the progress our state has made in terms of being one of the top states for vaccinating adults, reductions in hospitalization and death. and aligning with that our governor has started to move us forward in progressing through reopening. so we had the outdoor mask mandate lifted largely for adults. and many sectors of the economy here are starting to reopen. and what happened with us parents is we realized as all of those steps forward are happening largely none of them apply to our children. and so as we started to dig more into it, the outdoor mask mandate was lifted but that didn't mean that our children could be unmasked at recess or youth sports. so we really are starting to hope that there's more coordination across the multiple different agencies of the governor's office that are responsible for kids schooling, day care, camps, sports so they can benefit from the progress we've made in our state. >> and beth, what do you say to fo

yeah, i do play a lot of peeple _ beth harmon did? do? what do you mean by that? do you see the game. — to do? what do you mean by that? do you see the game, are _ to do? what do you mean by that? do you see the game, are you _ to do? what do you mean by that? do you see the game, are you envisagingj you see the game, are you envisaging the game, we talked about moving 20 pieces in advance, but are you actually playing the game in different scenarios depending what your opponent is doing? yes. different scenarios depending what your opponent is doing?— your opponent is doing? yes, it de-ends your opponent is doing? yes, it depends what _ your opponent is doing? yes, it depends what my _ your opponent is doing? yes, it depends what my opponent - your opponent is doing? yes, it depends what my opponent is l your opponent is doing? yes, it - depends what my opponent is doing, i can pick— depends what my opponent is doing, i can pick ahead. right. can pick ahead. right-— can pick ahead. richt. ., i. ., can pick ahead. richt. ., ., ., righ

phil: (muffled) andy's on his way to propose to beth! we can't hear anything!st toss me the phone. all: no! no, you're right. we all have our strengths. i'm a great gift giver. here, cam. oh. dad? andy's on his way to propose to beth! (all gasp) aww! that's very sweet! it's not sweet! haley and andy love each other, but they don't know it! all: whoa. is that true, honey? what makes you think he's in love with me? i could tell by the way he hugged you goodbye. phil, are you sure about this? claire, i think i know the look of love in another man's eyes. this is crazy. should i call him? (sighs) i know what beach he likes. i thought you each" .

john tanker, along with his sister mary beth was a co-petitioner in the case, tinker v. des moines, independent community school district. in recent years, zhang and mary beth have traveled the country on their tanker tour bus, telling students their story. joining our panelists is the national constitution center's director of education, mike adams who will moderate today's discussion. let's give our panelists and moderator a warm round of applause. >> good afternoon everybody. welcome to the national constitution center on constitution day. the best day of the year here to be here. joining me onstage as vince just said, are people closely related to three landmark supreme court cases the law took place of the twins says to, so not that long ago. and that is program what will do is all introduce each of our panelists, they'll tell you a little bit of the background of the supreme court case in which their father, or john's case, where themselves involved in the case but talk about with the court ruled, how it impacted our lives and why those cases are still relevant tod

beth, how are you feeling about this weekend >> feeling really good, ali. this is going to be, first of all, the largest sporting event since the onset of the pandemic, so not only are you looking to make history with your team, this is going to be history making one way or the other. >> absolutely. racing is nothing without the fans, of course. so having fans in the stands, this is an enormous facility so you can feel their energy. even though the engines are loud and they're roaring, we can always hear the roar of the crowd over them and we're really excited that people are going to be here for the first time in over a year because it's wonderful to be able to share this moment with them. >> how hard was it to get to this point with a majority female team at indy 500? >> it was a long road for me and also all the women, their individual stories getting so far and maybe not having opportunity so yeah, i tried to run at this in 2016 and for a bunch of reasons at the 11th hour i pulled the plug on it because the car wasn't right so regrouped and came back wi

well, first of all, beth, thank you so much for doing this.t's a real honor to be talking with you. as the author of "dope sick," i feel like i'm following in your footsteps here x it's a tremendous book. i know you're working on a new one,e, so it's always fun to get to come out and talk about your book, but to talk about it with somebody who knows the story as odwell as you do is a real trea. so so thanks for doing this. it's interesting, i mean, john oliver line, i think about that all the time. he said if you want to do something evil, wrap it in something boring. and i think what he's getting at is that we live in a society e where there's a great deal of complexity. and sometimes it's just hard to figure out what's going on with a particular story particularly, i think, if it intersects with the legal systemte or the financial system. you know, if you read the coverage in the business pages, sometimes it's a little hard to kind of see the forest for the trees. and one thing i think about a lot as a writer is kind of subverting that, taki

can be necessary and even like saving the w h o says that's true for between 10 and 15 percent of beth worldwide today. those c section rates to far higher than that in many countries to breastfeed and not to breastfeed. that's always the question. many women love to breast feed out of don't crypt because they can from a medical standpoint. but one thing is clear. breast feeding is great for the baby, and the milk comes pre packed steroids and well temperature. at 5 months ago nina gave birth to a 2nd baby. she has experience with breast feeding, but everything's going well with henry buck with her 1st son james, who's now 3 years old. it was difficult both started pretty soon after the bus starts with the 1st or 2nd night in hospital, they kept weighing him much. they told me he wasn't putting on enough weight and they needed to keep an eye on that. i was already breastfeeding. pretty much round the clock. student. still exhausted from the birth, she quickly felt overwhelmed. the language, financial things with tenants and stressful. and when jane started losing weight, they said they

to health, not more recent studies have been investigating the longer term effect services area in beth pediatrician, dominic sing, it's familiar with the research is tough personally. so we now know that baby is delivered by c 2nd, end up with very different intestinal bacteria, compared to children who are delivered by vaginal birth and thus needed a spiking the not enough time to book that comes as no surprise to gynecologist could hasha. he says that when a baby policies through the birth canal it's bathed in the mother's microbes than i get boil. and often when babies are born in the journal delivery, they come into contact with the mothers, natural micro biome. that's the normal course of things and then the so they're immune systems are active agent in a different way in a fit and under the tree go home, eyes and cognition it compared to us is area. and a vaginal bass is more stressful for the baby, but that stress is also useful. because stress hormone help the newborn adjust to life outside the womb. they help clear the pulmonary l. v o line the little s sacks in the lungs of a

while the victory for beth dobbin in the 200 metres was inside the olympic qualifying time.of springtime, as the french open has started today in paris. and there's already been plenty of controversy. the world number two, naomi osaka, has been fined and threatened with disqualification if she continues to boycott media duties, a decision she says is to protect her mental health. adam wild has more. paris in the sunshine. after a year of disruption this was the french open back where it belongs. but arriving at roland garros, all the talk was of who wouldn't talk. behind the mask here, naomi osaka, not yet on court but already courting controversy. her refusal to do post—match press conferences to protect her mental health has divided opinion. her extraordinary talent, though, quite beyond debate. already a global sporting icon but yet to prove herself on clay. perhaps this was the year. against romania's patricia maria tig she was forced to fight but ultimately found her feet, through to the second round, without serious concern, at least, not on court, good to her word, no

the new total gives peru the worst beth rate per capita in the world. chinese state media says the government is relaxing, family planning restrictions to allow 3 children per couple. china scrap dates decades old, one child policy in 2016, replacing it with a 2 child limit. but recent data still shows a dramatic decline in births in the world's most populous country. israel's opposition leader says there are still many obstacles in the way of a coalition just 2 days before the deadline for a new government expires. la p is in talks with alternation. listen after the bennett to replace the current leader and germanium now. but israel's longest serving prime minister says an alliance between the central and right twin rivals would be the quote fraud of the center as well as those are the top story. stay with us. witness is coming up next that my colleagues in doha, are going to have more news for you in just under half an hour. and i will see you tomorrow. thank you for watching. bye bye. it's a very bleak picture for a lot of americans out there, life supremacy and back all of our confusion.

we've all gone through and talking about beth worldwide on average. women has 2.6 babies, my wife and i have 2 kids. it's interesting to see whether word pregnant is derived from in different cultures. in florida languages, pregnant is connected with word burden in china. however, being pregnant means being lacky. and i'm lucky to because i am getting to meet doctor and sister. she's a midwife and she helped to deliver more than $1200.00 babies over the years. and she's taking care of families from more than 60 different countries. hello, dr. nice to meet you. i mean, you were born in the us, you came to berlin 24 years ago in your midwife since 2001 again. yes. so how is it being in the life it's thrilling? it's absolutely amazing. i love every day that i go to work. every birth is different. every woman is different. very unique. every family is different. and being at a birth is something that just makes my joy grow more and more of the moment when the baby is born and then it really fills the room. and you can see yesterday i had an amazing birth and i'm still walking on close. ev

so when this is in balance, the liver is there to store fat for beth times, which usually do not come in the western world. but could that mean that a lot of people have a fatty liver without even knowing it? yes, in the it's a prevalence of fat. liver is more than 30 percent in the western world. and even though kids have a high incidence of fatty liver was up to 20 to 30 percent of kids who do have an increase in pet logic storage affecting the liver not long ago as head to live. it was considered as something quite trivial, but it's not as it's the opposite is the case. so when the liver does not function anymore, we haven't decrease production of proteins which means decreased muscle production . it is good for cutting off. blood is important for a lot of functions without a liver, we cannot live. so when they're crease, starch, or fat, then deliver in flames, and it comes to carrying us and live content cerros. so in this is rose is a function of decreases in patient to die from liver cirrhosis. also, the prevalence of liver cancer is enhanced by a fat storage. the most common re

>> hope: beth and douglas are overjoyed to have liam back, i mean every dinner is like a little celebrationbrooke: and you're happy, obviously. >> hope: having liam home has been wonderful. you know, he's been so attentive and caring. and it's just-- it's nice to feel like we're moving forward.

and all of a sudden there was with beth. in this beautiful room with this fabulous fireplace, and i turned her and i said, but you know anything about fireplaces and she said well, i think i know a little about fireplaces and i said you you think we the flu is open and she looked at it and she said yeah, i think so and so we went to light the fireplace and of course you can tell what the rest of the story is going to be. the flu was not properly holy opened and i had only been in that room of matter of a few moments and barely knew where the connecting bathroom was and i i fell my way through to the bathroom and picked up a little juice glass and build it with water and felt my way back into the bedroom in front of the fireplace trying to put it out and obviously that was not going to be effective way of doing it. so i went back to the bathroom and it was getting smoke here and smokier by the moment and i took a trash and i put it into the bathtub filled it up and it was enough water to douse the fire. so i felt relieved ove

i won a grammy with beth >> jimmy: yes, that's right. >> whew!you remember -- do you remember any of the songs? >> i do. >> jimmy: what was the name? >> we had this song that these male producers wrote for us. >> oh, my gosh >> that went - ♪ yes, you can♪ ♪ yes, you can ♪ ♪ find you a good man ♪ ♪ but when you do ♪ ♪ you gotta treat em right♪ >> what? ♪ make sure your love is ou of sight now ♪ ♪ yes, you can ♪ ♪ yes, you ♪ ♪ find you a good man ♪ ♪ but when you do you gotta treat 'em right ♪ >> can you believe that? >> jimmy: why did you not have that track -- came out that's fantastic [ applause ] i know you all can sing, and you're super talented. >> some of us can sing better than others, jimmy >> jimmy: okay, all right. >> you know what i mean? >> jimmy: all right, busy. >> i think the back row struggles, you know. >> jimmy: paula, your microphone is on paula, your microphone is on >> i had trouble lip syncing my own voice because i was doing hip-hop moves and when i'm popping my can, i can't pay attention to also following thewords [ laughte

. >> liam: how did, uh, beth getting picked up go? >> hope: oh, it was fine. uh, but guess what the first thing was that she told the entire carpool. >> liam: what? >> hope: "my daddy's home." >> liam: aww. >> hope: [ chuckles ] >> liam: really? >> hope: yeah. it was really sweet. >> liam: [ laughs ] >> hope: and, uh, speaking of

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family's wealth which built on pharmaceuticals including valium and oxycontin interview by author beth macy. >> congratulations on the stunning sees of o'empire of pain ." you have hit it out of the park. reviews have been fantastic and no wonder. in my view, of -- only as someone who has written a book about the opioid crisis and also someone who has spent a lot of time with families impacted by it, you have written a riveting anywhere consecutive that is a master blast in investigative journalism, not only dug into the documents, you've interview the doctormans, the yoga teeners, the secretaries, lawn care folks who were themselves addicted to oxycontin empire of pain is an immigrant story and a family saga and also a page turner about what wields power in america. a reviewer in new york magazine, sarah jones, i thought really nailed it, when she said in her beautiful review of your book, she wrote, this country concluded long ago that it would trade the public good for whatever largess its tycoons would shed, referring to the rent seeking behaviors of corporations like purdue as wel

, the outspoken consol as rented robots to explore the areas waterways. legend says that the young beth went rowing here with his 1st love. it's a family business in the 4th generation helped us along the way to my great grandfather found that the family and the rental station for lands and he wooden rowboat and took his wife around the lake and his wedding day and decided to rent boats once they get off, his doctor took over the company. that was katy had tons of the when i remember her from when i was little. and then my parents took over on my knee and my mother started the family, did it for 44 years with him fixing benjamins. i'm not sure if i want to go fast on the waters. what should i do as a shot? i stretched out your leg, keep your buddies straight. keep yours in the water for as long as possible and pull with a lot of power. and it'll be the fastest. let's find out. so if edition in the media, right, exactly, you go, go to the middle of the boat, will turn your back to me, the stretch your legs didn't perfect. so have fun. effect fish bus legs here. there is a challenge waiti

me out spoke as one of the oldest cities in germany with a favorable location on rivers, lake and beth ah, there is plenty of water in the city center to the maxine millions closet, both several monumental fountains ah, water and wealth and what the people of ox book made of it. that's going to be becoming dean for my tour of the city today. and it's always, i have a lot on my list, a palace for art, industrial monuments, a boat trip. and i really would like to see the birthplace of that list. so let's go. i will also look behind the scenes of the oak spoke up in case that one of germany's most famous puppet theater. a georgian woman will show us her hometown, but to me and today's your video brings us travel impressions from can bodya. ah. oh. this is the center of our book. the town hall is located on the square at the end of maximilian saucer. this renaissance building, magnificent, although it was almost completely destroyed by bombing in the 2nd world war. it was rebuilt in the original style. for many centuries ow spoke with an important political centre as a prince bishopric, an

it is good to be less anti semitism has nothing, beth, but somehow, lee fans pay a high price for their uncompromising stance. finding themselves on a counter terrorism guides alongside militant extremists and neo nazis. there's nothing that this club stands for that could be deemed inappropriate. if you're not an anti fascist, and you're a fascist. so how can you put anti fascist organizations logos on the terror watch list? the for me this is a great place to stand in front of the away block to really demonstrate what zen polly is about. you'll see no person is illegal and no football for fascist. it's particularly relevant today. sample li are hosting a crunch much against bitter arrivals. the nano dressed and i think it's an understatement to say this is the quiet before the storm during the cold war. dressed and was in the soviet rules east germany. after reunification, many young east germans turned to right wing extremism. blaming mainly immigrants for any problems they faced. you always want to beat a club like dressed because you want to show the world that the good guys can. s