brandy's parents are raising her daughter. with the young woman in the pictures inside never's always staying the same. never gonna have her own album of her daughter graduating, getting married. time ran out on a hilltop before she could kiss her daughter goodnight. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline". i'm natalie morales, thanks for watching. >> hello i'm andrea canning and this is dateline. it was a whirlwinve

>> i mean, i love brandy carlyle was around one person. >> i want to meet, brandi carlile yeah, yeah,t going to keep my cool at all talking about this for days. do you know how many people are excited to be in tonight? >> no, nine time grammy award winning artist brandi carlile was named icon of the year for how she has used her voice. >> it's hard for me to accept that, but i get it in terms of how i view other people. i know how much i needed my icons and the fact that i'm maybe 1 to 2 somebody or to a collective is really wild. oscar winning actor jamie lee curtis earned advocate of the year. >> she used her voice to highlight the courage required to live truthfully like my beautiful daughter, ruby, who. her daughter ruby, is trans. >> i honor her courage. i honor your courage. the honorees were divided up into six categories artists, disruptors, educators, groundbreakers innovators and storytellers in the groundbreakers category. >> chad mathews, president of abc owned television stations, often a witness to history. he is now part of it. >> i'm incredibly excited and honored to b

>> i mean, i love brandy carlyle was around one person. >> i want to meet, brandi carlile yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i'm not going to keep my cool at all talking about this for days. do you know how many people are excited to be in tonight? >> no, nine time grammy award winning artist brandi carlile was named icon of the year for how she has used her voice. >> it's hard for me to accept that, but i get it in terms of how i view other people. i know how much i needed my icons and the fact that i'm maybe 1 to 2 somebody or to a collective is really wild. oscar winning actor jamie lee curtis earned advocate of the year. >> she used her voice to highlight the courage required to live truthfully like my beautiful daughter, ruby, who. her daughter ruby, is trans. >> i honor her courage. i honor your courage. the honorees were divided up into six categories artists, disruptors, educators, groundbreakers innovators and storytellers in the groundbreakers category. >> chad mathews, president of abc owned television stations, often a witness to history. he is now part of it. >> i'm incredibly excited

the clerk: the judiciary, brandy r. mcmillion of michigan to be united states district judge for the eastern district of michigan. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate will resume legislative session and proceed to the consideration of s.j. res. 38 which the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 238, s.j. res. 38, joint resolution providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, united states code, and so forth. ms. stabenow: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. ms. stabenow: thank you so much. first, i'll speak more tomorrow about brandy mcmillion who we just forwarded to a final confirmation vote tomorrow. she's an extraordinary nominee for the district court in michigan. so appreciate the bipartisan support today. but at this moment, i rise in opposition to senate joint resolution 38. the result of passing this resolution is actually the opposite of what the sponsor is going to say. it reminds me a lot of last week when we were debating s

brandy smith is the zoo's director. >> they are just joy.eople watch them, they're happy, they smile. sand i think joy is in short supply these days. >> look how cute! >> reporter: under the zoo's contract with china, all bears go back. >> it's going to be quiet, and that's going to be hard. >> reporter: and empty nest? >> an empty nest. >> good boy! >> reporter: leaving zookeepers who have been some since birth bracing. >> i'm trying not to think about the end. >> reporter: the zoo's first pandas arrived in 1972. >> i think pandemonium is going to break out right here at the zoo. >> reporter: after president nixon and the first lady's historic visit to the then closed off china. america's love only grew with the panda cam. bao-bao's first snow day. they were hooked on bei-bei's love of heights. before the birth of little miracle. today he and his parents headed home with bamboo snacks for the plane and their caregivers' long faces say it all. analysts point to poor u.s.-china relations for the panda drawdown. but the zoo's director is hopef

both alyssa and brandi went to live in melissa, who offer them kind of a family life they did not knowre their biological mom. >> it is a family. and that's what i need. >> one more thing to do. in 2011, having pleaded guilty to murder, james matlean prepare to be sentence. >> is the redemption for a person like you? >> i don't know. i don't expect anybody that i've harmed or hurt to forgive me for what i've done. >> you look in the lens when you said that, you're talking to them, right? >> basically talking to melissa. i'm sorry. >> in exchange for his guilty plea, the dea agreed to recommend that james could be eligible for parole after serving 24 years. >> all rise -- >> final decision up to the judge. defense attorney stover made the argument. >> i'd like to withhold, judge. >> and then melissa took the stand. >> emotionally, the damage you've caused me is almost unbearable. for alyssa, you crumbled her foundation and everything she knew to be right and true. and as hard as this is to do or believe, i also want you to know i have found it in my heart to forgive you. >> and then jam

. >> brandy ran cross country with stephen back in the'90s. >> just a really good guy, genuine, loved his family, not an enemy in the world. just always looked out for people. >> in his 20s, stephen joined the military. >> i think he wanted to get out and see a different part of the world. he was raised in a small town and he felt like the military could offer him adventure. >> stephen signed with the coast guard and moved to virginia. but not long before he left, a former girlfriend gave birth to a baby girl named alexandra, alex. it was his baby girl and he immediately jumped in as her father. >> stephen right right there. when she was born, he doted over her. he was just excited about every little thing. he would sleep right by alex's bed, holding her little hand. that's just how he was. >> the former girlfriend regularly took alex to visit stephen in virginia and the bond between father and daughter grew strong. alex's mother then realized stephen could offer more stability and a better home life for their daughter than she could, and she gave him full custody of her. that says a

so brandi, i want to say, you've covered all of this for so long, how long has this been growing onlineur assessment of that? >> yeah, well, antisemitism isn't new to the world, and it's not new to twitter or the internet. it's always going to exist there, to some extent, but for a very long time, twitter actually cared about having what they called healthy conversations, so they really try to keep the worst of it from off the platform. then about a year ago, the world's richest man bought it and he signaled right away the things that you just mentioned that he didn't really mind so much if the battlers of antisemitism and hate and misinformation thrived on the platform. and like you said, he actually restored the accounts of literal not seize. then he stripped away verification, and he amplified people who paid $8 for an account, often -- people again who spewed hate and misinformation. it turned it into a place that wasn't for news or conversations about was really for the angriest, most incendiary posters, of which musk is included. so like you said, for the last year, we have seen m

fantastic. >> thank you so much, brandy. having a complete blast this thanksgiving day. >> oh, good to hear it, and so far so good, no major drama, it sounds like. but we have seen, you know, a huge speak in anti-semitic and islamophobic incidents in major cities including new york since that attack on october 7th. what do we know about security measures today to make sure everybody stays safe? >> reporter: yeah, you bring up an excellent point. it's top of mind for the nypd here. as you mentioned, this city and other major cities across the country have been under a heightened threat environment or alert, since october 7th, and when the ongoing violence in the middle east, but they say that they are prepared for this event. it's something that local, state, and federal law enforcement prepare for for an entire year leading up to this since last thanksgiving day. the nypd says they have some 50,000 officers contributing to keeping this event safe. the mayor last night saying it is their job to keep us safe. it is our job to

brandy george sharp, joseph chief intelligence officer he's talking about the raid you see that mentioned beneath it. june ninth battle brandy station and then talks about capturing some papers during the battle that confirmed that there was going to be a this is the only documentation that we can we believe is from the south that actually says something about this raid. a, i don't expect you to be able to read the letter, but the key part of it over to the side here, this is the letter found in the desk on the battlefield. so signed by a man named bill. so we can't go back and find out who he is. try track it down and says we're going to make a raid and it will be something grand. so to them, the again, this is their cementing in their idea, in their mind, there is going to be something happen and they want to think that they put that raid all by the bear and then there'll be some debate. well, actually this letter was published in a newspaper. so the ones in an archive at the huntington library in california, this was published the newspaper the initials really don't help narrow down it

and they for a bottle of brandy. and they came the whole lot between them.rking. i didn't well, didn't drink at all. no. well, that's yeah that's amazing story. yeah i think we're. yes. >> chat a bit more after we've done this about the other stories you've got. >> yeah. say >> so yeah. yeah. can't say those >> so yeah. yeah. can't say tho well listen was dawn >> well listen that was dawn neesom >> well listen that was dawn neethank you much . >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> thanks for coming on. that's dawn hello thank you for dawn. hello thank you for joining lee anderson's real world. it's been a cracking show, cracking . it's got more show, cracking. it's got more cracking guests next friday at 7 pm. on gb news. but coming up next, we've got the dinosaur hour john cleese. cheers. hour with john cleese. cheers. stay . have a great weekend . hi there. >> it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast . today's showers will forecast. today's showers will ease in most places overnight with skies clearing. it's going

and they for a bottle of brandy. and they came the whole lot between them.rking. i didn't well, didn't drink at all. no. well, that's yeah that's amazing story. yeah i think we're. yes. >> chat a bit more after we've done this about the other stories you've got. >> yeah. say >> so yeah. yeah. can't say those >> so yeah. yeah. can't say tho well listen was dawn >> well listen that was dawn neesom >> well listen that was dawn neethank you much . >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> thanks for coming on. that's dawn hello thank you for dawn. hello thank you for joining lee anderson's real world. it's been a cracking show, cracking . it's got more show, cracking. it's got more cracking guests next friday at 7 pm. on gb news. but coming up next, we've got the dinosaur hour john cleese. cheers. hour with john cleese. cheers. stay . have a great weekend . hi there. >> it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast . today's showers will forecast. today's showers will ease in most places overnight with skies clearing. it's going

that includes smithsonian national zoo director brandy smith. >> i've been taking a lot of time this our team. i'm proud of our pandas, it's been a very successful day as they head home to china. >> reporter: fedexing three pandas halfway around world is no easy feat. their journey started at the national zoo, where the pandas left their habitats for the last time. they got into their travel crates. they've practiced getting into the crates for months now so they would feel right at home. then the pandas got a special convoy as they headed to dulles international airport. we spoke to one young panda fan who says his mom let him skip school to witness history. >> i only got to know them for a little bit. but it is sad. >> reporter: each crate was carefully loaded into the back of the plane. it's a special fedex plane named the panda express that will fly 19 hours to china with a quick stop for fuel in alaska. the pandas will have plenty of snacks along the way. the plane is loaded with several hundred pounds of bamboo. at the helm is the pilot. what is your favorite part? >> just the

six for taylor swift, miley cyrus, olivia drigo, billie eilish, brandy clark, genius, bat bat, and songwriterk antinoff. taylor swift holds the record for the most song of the year nominations in history with seven. the grammys air february 4th. >>> also today, lace up those skates because a popular east bay ice-skating rink is returning. >> we're talking about the kristi yamaguchi holiday ice rink at bishop ramp in san ramon. the tickets go to support her always dream initiative, which promotes literacy and provides books for underserved communities. it will be open to the public until january 7th. tonight's ribbon-cutting ceremony kicks off at 6:00 p.m. because we're in california, it should be nice to go ice-skating. >> i would wear a coat because temperatures will drop quickly after sunset, even though it will be nice for the afternoon, reaching 70. once it gets into the 50s with the wind, yeah, we get cold. we're kind of spoiled. we'll have a great veterans day, low 70s, and we are going to see more 70s into the start of next week. rain chances start to increase on tuesday, and temperatu

would you try fish flavored brandy? no. no. yeah well, let me sell it first.ry hopes its newest flavor will make a splash. it's called ed saison de . that's what you speak. >> that was great. somebody >> somebody took a spanish up here and somebody took french. >> so the person that took french is laughing. that was great. >> yeah. >> yeah, that's. >> so what does that mean, larry? >> it means it's french for spawning season. i've done a lot of research on this. oh, yeah, we. we. yeah, it was each bottle of apple. brandy is juiced with smoked trout, but then topped off with a small helping of fish eggs. this in a nod to brook trout, which is new hampshire's state fish. none of that sounds appetizing. it seems like a bit of a reach. yeah i just hope that they i hope this is really crazy expensive because they're not going to make it up in volume. >> no, that's good. >> no, you're not going to sell a lot of them. >> no, probably. i don't think so. do you want to pronounce it properly? >> i can't. i don't have the words in front of me. stars.and fry. no i think y

brandie smith is the zoo's director. >> they are just joy.they are happy they smile, and i think joy is in short supply these days. >> look at how huge. >> reporter: under the zoo's contract with china, all bears go back. >> the building is going to be quiet, and that is going to be hard. >> reporter: an empty nest? >> empty nest. >> good boy! >> reporter: leaving zookeepers who have been with some since birth bracing. >> i'm trying not to think about the end. [laughs] >> reporter: the zoo's first pandas arrived in 1972. >> i think pandemonium is going to break out right here at the zoo. >> reporter: after president nixon and the first lady's historic visit to the then-closed-off china. americans' love only grew with the panda cam. bao bao's first snow day got over 6 million views. they were hooked on bei bei's famous but shaky love of heights. before the birth of xiao qi ji, which means "little miracle." today, he and his parents headed home, with bamboo snacks for the plane, and their caregivers' long faces say it all. analysts point to poo

and it just not made so that this providing uh weapons and not to read to you brandy and uh, do you bring it in for it just comes from salt major or just members of nato, depending on what, what, what every country can do and isn't a profession to do, i will remind you that from the beginning of this wide game and vision like many countries, we're not in a position to provide any legal weapons to frame and the to the board to us. and it took a sort of this that's uh, understanding go all the time that's happened in the district of kia, who's with some of the countries to, to, to change his mind and then to deliver the next range of i was that was so much needed. so it is somewhat a different situation because it was never like uniform the same and all of a sudden now some countries are not doing it on the union union is not the military law in your union. it's more they have support for a, for a, for your brain, just sustain and solve the budget to support the financial support. also supported the fifty's and up to now all the decisions that needed to be taken for the support of your brai

moscow and director of the rising tide. hide foundation of canada into that and we have a home in brandy. he is a professor at the university of trent. hi, tony in cross top roles and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate how good it is. go to um, um, put in 1st mohammed, you know, it every once while you get these moments of clarity where things are very, very obvious. they see. and we, we have through the western world through this conflict in gaza in lock step with washington. um this, you know, if you go and look at public opinion, so opposed of the citizenry even in the united states, a majority including democrats, want to see a ceasefire with the lead. so in the west continue to just throw caution to the wind, throw any kind of sense of, of legitimacy be the entire artifice of international law in the international humanitarian law. over the last 70 years, 80 years is just been completely dashed and thrown into the garbage and the west wants the world to respect it. thoughts and the pole that i saw yesterday actually show that a minority of am

like bfc's co-founders and soccer legends danielle slayton, brandi chastain, leslie osborne and allier. >> lauria is a santa clara university alum. in 2020, she led the team as captain to the ncaa division one national championship on wednesday. bfc held a virtual press conference about signing the defensive midfielder for us. >> i think it's always been to acquire players with bay area ties has always been something which has been a real objective and is important to us. alex joins the club. knowing our community, understanding the type of football that that is so loved here. >> bay fc will now build the club's inaugural roster around lauria, who joins the team from the kansas city current for us, really on both sides of the ball . >> alex is a competitor. she's a winner and she's a leader in how she plays. >> how does it feel to be the one and only player on a team? >> yeah, it's definitely different, but i think it's also super exciting. >> lauria says. it feels like a full circle moment to be on the newest professional soccer franchise in the bay area. >> it's definitely something

i'm very good with brandy. so if you really created this brand as the sword, thus brand, and they decided that you agree with this plan, you're a radical, you're a terrorist, some besides their, your and the american and you don't want peace. but also there are actual statements made by the lives of uh, what is the last name example, who was uh, the, uh, uh, an adviser, adviser diploma. is what department are ill? sure. who, who made it very clear in 2005, that we are studying palestinians, the idea that there would be a state and there will be no, there will be no stay. there will be a peace process. but to the contrary, what we are trying to say, and this is what you mean, the apologies necessary, not only interpretation, we want to buy the stimulus on a die if you said, but we don't want the killed. i think for anyone who has even the most basic understanding of collective psychology, it's pretty obvious that guys, it has become a very dangerous human experiment because it is bound to produce a radicalism an

i'm very good with brandy. so if you really created this brand as the sword thus brand, and they decided that you don't agree with this, but as you are a radical, you're a terrorist. and besides are your american and you're the only one piece. but also there are actual statements made by the lives of uh, what is the last name example, who was uh, the, uh, uh, an adviser, adviser diploma. is what department and start out. sure. who, who made it very clear in 2005 that we are setting palestinians, the idea that there would be a state, and that would be the deal would be listed. there will be a peace process. but to the country, what we are trying to say, and this is what you mean, the apologies necessary, not our own interpretation. we want to buy this to me. i'm going to die if you said, but we don't want to kill them. i think for anyone who has even the most basic understanding of collective psychology, it's pretty obvious that guys, it has become a very dangerous human experiment because it is bound to produce

the items name is brandy and met sarah mondays, gardens of private screening guides. and i'm assuming that there's nothing exemptions for unions. watson registration. you reset the fact that printed mt. cheese you have ceased by now. step home in 1000, say, $5.00 a because we are with you guys, but you got so many signs of people that it's sending my boss to saying actually you problem from denver boss to present that spending on c. e, for now doesn't mean that all the of our sheets i've done that really listen to what people say there was a mess with the disconnect here in fits. 3 people, the media on the day or later we spoke with british active, a steel russell. this says there's a lot of controversy and the british government over its approach to pro palestinian protests. this much was the biggest buy for us. it said it was an incredible atmosphere, but there was a lot of control with the in, in the build ups in the box because the home secretary sort of brought them in a published a very, extremely controversial law school in the london times newspaper without ap

like bfc's co-founders and soccer legends danielle slayton, brandi chastain, leslie osborne and allie >> lauria is a santa clara university alum. in 2020, she led the team as captain to the ncaa division one national championship on wednesday. bfc held a virtual press conference about signing the defensive midfielder for us. >> i think it's always been to acquire players with bay area ties has always been something which has been a real objective and is important to us. alex joins the club. knowing our community, understanding the type of football that that is so loved here. >> bay fc will now build the club's inaugural roster around lauria, who joins the team from the kansas city current for us, really on both sides of the ball . >> alex is a competitor. she's a winner and she's a leader in how she plays. >> how does it feel to be the one and only player on a team? >> yeah, it's definitely different, but i think it's also super exciting. >> lauria says. it feels like a full circle moment to be on the newest professional soccer franchise in the bay area. >> it's definitely something t

i'm very good with brandy. so they really created as brand as the sword, thus brand. and they decided the agree with this. but as you are a radical, your a total was some, besides or your and to american have your don't. one piece was also the, are actual statements made by the lives of uh, what is the law school example? who was uh, the, uh, uh, an adviser, adviser diploma. is what department and start out al. sure. who, who made it very clear in 2005, that we are studying palestinians, the idea that there would be a state and there would be no, there won't be no stay. there will be a peace process. but to the contrary, what we are trying to say, and this is what you mean, the apologies necessary, not only interpretation, we want to look at a stimulus on a die if you said, but we don't want to kill them. i think for anyone who has even the most basic understanding of collective psychology, it's pretty obvious that guys, it has become a very dangerous human experiment because it is bound to produce radicalism and resistance. and so i think given terrorism as a, as a n

of the items, the name is brandy and that they're all on these cards and it's a private screening. now it's an honest and that's there's nothing exemptions for unions watson registration, new research that prints your smart cheese and you have ceased by now. step 4001000 . they $5.00 we because we are with you guys, but you got so many signs of people sending a box to same actually you problem from denver boss to present the spending on c. e for now, doesn't. if it's the, all the power sheets i've done that really listen to what people say that there was a mess with the disconnect here and put some 3 people the media on with them on demonstrations. and now following the us presidents as hundreds of pro palestinian protest is modest to jo biden's house in delaware, where he's spending the holiday weekend. the launch p waves put a sinew flags outside the president's home. quoting for a ceasefire and gaza and accusing him of supporting a policy in genocide testing since officials done on the goals, a conflict has been controversial among americans from think process in the capital and

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so the massive erupt should have cooled brandy, a house, and to bring them to safety from the ash and red hot lava knowledge, which is just as valuable. so the ice a whole bunch of the morning time hunters is by steve. this idea of what we're doing here at the moment is passive. we're just listening to the us and trying to interpret signals coming from different depths is, can you hear me now? let's see to the earthquakes at lake last, where the deepest earthquakes in all of germany, a record. they go down to about 40 kilometers, which means that we have to position additional devices and listen to different locations and guns window sheet. the with us as to specify move and that's what we're working on and why the eiffel is a real laboratory for us, a moving research project and why it is actually a jewel of research of volcanic activity in germany. this we can use moving towards like a jew bonus bio of fire, still smoldering deep beneath the eye. so no one knows when the volcanoes will awaken. but one thing is certain, we will be ready for it. the of the rocks forgotten children pre

and we have mom and brandy. he is a professor at the university of trent. all right, so let me cross top roles and the fact that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, i'll go to, let's go to. um, um, so that 1st mohammad, you know, it's every once while you get these moments of clarity where things are very, very obvious. they see. and we, we have through the western world through this conflict in gaza in lock step with washington on this. you know, if you go and look at public opinion, so opposed of the citizenry even in the united states, a majority including democrats, want to see a ceasefire. but the lead, so in the west continue to just throw caution to the wind, throw any kind of sense of, of legitimacy be the entire artifice of international law in the international humanitarian law. over the last 70 years, 80 years is just been completely dashed and thrown into the garbage and the west wants the world to respect it. fox and the pole that i saw yesterday actually show that a minority of americans wants the united states to sup

were made to mistakes that dickenson gave us his reaction from the c of the items, their name is brandy and that they're all on these cards. and so part of the screening guides and honest and that's there's nothing exemptions for unions watched for this patient. you reset the printer's, not cheese, you have ceased by now. step for me to 1000. they 5 dollars a because we are with you guys, but you got so many signs of people sending a box to same actually you problem from denver boss to present the spending on c, e for nowadays. and if it's there, all the authorities, i've done that, that really listen to what people say there was a mess with the disconnect here and put some 3 people, the media on with them. just before we go, a suspected terrorist attack has led to the development of a cargo training versus the as on region, which is in the west of the country. and that's according to bushes investigative committee. the train was carrying mineral fertilizers and investigates, a suspect that's an improvised explosive device calls. the development of the 15 wagons will bring you more info

kaine: colonel brandy p. bench saly and general rhodes general sparks.he presiding officer: dubester tuberville i object. mr. kaine: i make the same request with 135, brigadier general william green jr. to be major general. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. kaine: i ask that it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar number 136, major general mark simmerly to be major general. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. kaine: i ask it be in order to make the same request with respect to calendar number 138 vice admiral clapperton to be vice admiral. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. kaine: i make the same request with respect to calendar number 139, colonel bryan r. moore to be brigadier general. the presiding officer: is there an objection? the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: objection is he

. >> but sort of makes it more >> but it sort of makes it more fun back brandy, fun knocking back brandy knowing that they definitely need sandwiches . need better bacon sandwiches. >> that's on the basis of a the royal sussex and the haywards heath. will one heath. i will tell you one thing, at the age of 50, i go to the hospital and to the doctors quite lot more the last few quite a lot more in the last few years i used to. i think years than i used to. i think there point in your there does come a point in your life when certain conditions start and this thing start cascading and this thing leads you suddenly leads to that thing you suddenly notice. up and it notice. it picks up and it enters consciousness . i enters your consciousness. i think in your 20s, 30s, 40s, even, barely think about it even, you barely think about it from one day to the next. >> far has >> your big thing so far has been sandwiches. been bacon sandwiches. >> yeah, >> bacon sandwiches and yeah, long queues and. and not happy telegraph now josh health officials are party poopers . officials are party poopers. >>