the first, bridget sullivan, the family's irish catholic housekeeper who incidentally was called maggie by everyone except mrs. borden, and the reason she was called maggie is because maggie is the name of their last housekeeper, and they just couldn't be bothered to learn a new name, so anyway, mrs. borden did maggie, aka bridget sullivan, another favor which was to ask her to wash windows that morning inside and outside, so that meant that bridget sullivan happened to be outside washing windows in sight of other people at the time that mrs. borden was killed, and so that seemed to rule her out of that possible murder, and it was thought that whoever killed mrs. borden had killed mr. borden as well. at the time mr. borden was killed, she was upstairs in her attic room napping. the family had suffered from some food poisoning the day before, and she was feeling unwell and possibly was getting a head start on her -- on her usual thursday half day. so that left one person, and that was andrew borden's younger daughter lizzie who was 32 years old, unmarried, still living at home. she had a

the most recent movie puts lizzie and bridget in a relationship. it has the practical -- it afford some practical help which is it's easier if they were in it together from the point of view of the clean-up. but there's no particular historical basis for that. >> right. >> so, i do think that the trials can be inherently dramatic. of course, i'm biased because that's what my book is about, but i do think that that would provide a way to capture the drama, their real highs and lows in the stories. as i mention with the skulls, all these moments of great theater. you know, there is still the question of -- which i think we struggle with in many other contexts, too, which is trying to understand human behavior, you know. how is it that someone who led basically a normal life for 32 years, might have committed two horrible murders in one day, and then went on to live a basically normal life afterwards. >> right. >> so maybe in a contemporary sense, the lack of a romance might be a good thing to do in a film. in other words, it would give movie reviewer

bridget, thank you for being with us. it has been a little more than 24 hours, now, since the verdict was read. how are you? how are your family doing? >> thank you for having me. i'm holding up, a little better than i was. a little peace, and just a little bit of joy. we have -- we have a guilty verdict. but but thought that's in the back of my mind is, really, how much time will they give this officer? >> your -- you're concerned about that, obviously. prosecutors have asked for aggravated -- or have argued that there are -- are aggravating circumstances. which would add more time to the mandatory, or even the minimum, sentence that chauvin could -- could receive by -- by the verdict. you -- you -- for you, what would justice be? >> justice would be for derek to get the max sentence of each charge. that's justice, for me. >> you know, as -- as you and your family know, better than anyone, guilty verdicts against police officers are very rare. did you, yesterday morning, think that he would be found guilty, on all -- all

i will send them to bridget. >> commissioner: thank you. and needless to say, when i spoke with the veteran community, the first question that came up is that out of a budget of approximately $430 million for d.a.s., that's only $1.1 million designated for veterans. so i -- if you have a better chart showing the percentage of veterans who are actually being helped because i understand the $1.1 million is predominantly for the county service office. you know, but veterans are also receiving benefits through other programs, but are they being tracked? >> so, commissioner, i'm going to answer that question, it's a really good question and we do serve veterans throughout all of our programs at d.a.s. and i think track that information in different ways for different programs. we can do the best we can to get that information for you. it's been a little bit difficult for us to always have a handle on it through our community based organizations, some people track it better than others and through our own programs, it's the same way, it can be a

but for a campaign to take out against my daughter bridget mccain was just unconscionable.years later when she googled herself on the internet found out what had happened and came to me crying asking me, and i mean this just as a factual thing, she came to me crying and asked me why did the president hate her? it took me a long time to make her understand that this wasn't personal, it was all about politics. but i'm not sure she's really over it to be honest with you and she's almost 30. >> woodruff: that is really, really hard to hear. and cindy mccain, you're very clear about who your husband's friends were and who some of them were not. sarah palin who he chose as his vice presidential running mate, you wrote that she never contacted him in the many months leading to his death. you go on to say toward the end of your book that she cost him the presidential election in 2008. >> well, i think there were many parts to that. and when i say i believe in the book, i will say also, you know the bottom fell out of the market. i mean things were cascading as we know. the fallout

all of them, rodney and terrance the brothers, bridget, their sister, we all know ketta, a force of nature within the family. but gianna, his doctor, for gianna to see this justice on behalf of her father -- gianna, his daughter, for gianna to see this justice on behalf of her father, this dignity, grace and fruitfulness. so -- and prayerfulness. so we thank god. we thank jesus. they are people of faith, they conveyed that to me on the phone, but they have conveyed it all along. so it will be eight weeks, from what the judge said, until we know the sentencing. but that is part of the justice of it all as well. mr. clyburn has been a solid, steady force for all of us here, because this was traumatic. my granddaughter who just turned 12, she said, why is it taking so long? we all saw it on tv, we saw it happen. and thank god that jerry validated -- the jury validated what we saw, what we all saw. so again, thank you, george floyd for sacrificing your life for justice, for being there calling out your mom -- how heartbreaking was that ---calling out for your mom and saying, i can't breathe. b

one of them, bridget herniman, recorded this video for us.onavirus - briefings a really important portal for all of us in the uk to get the most up—to—date and i accurate information- on the coronavirus agenda. i also find the questioning - from the press really important. l i was therefore horrified to find . that laura kuenssberg chose to use i bbc's slot to ask a, quite frankly, i ridiculous question on the pm's flat renovation costs while we have thousands dying in india. - i would've much ratherl seen a specific question on the england variant - and implications to us in the uk. so, please, laura, don't hijack these briefings. for political questions. you provide excellent analysis - and information on other platforms. in reply to those points, the bbc told us... well, we asked bbc news for correspondent and editor or an executive to come on and discuss any or all of the points we raised on the programme, but were told that no one was available. instead, let's talk to another newswatch viewers who got in newswatch viewer who got in touch

. >> marie's friends and co-workers bridget harris and jean jones apthel. >> he was, like, the appleeye. she just sparkled every time he was around. she loved hugging him. >> we traveled a lot together, so it was just us two. >> for her job? >> yeah. >> marie worked for the federal government in los angeles, but friends say she was driven and ambitious in other areas, too. >> she was an entrepreneur, that's what i know most about her, because she talked about owning her own business. >> but marie wanted more than work and success. >> i know that she wanted to have somebody in her life. >> what kind of guy was she looking for? >> someone that will take care of her, love her, protect her. >> that was kind of missing. she didn't have that guy figure, the father figure from marcus. >> then one day, marie told her friends -- >> i met this guy, you know, they had a lunch date and he was cute and just, you know, the excitement of meeting somebody new. >> his name was andre jackson. a handsome single father of two. sparks flew immediately. >> i mean, she would just light up every time she ta

bridget is joining us from washington, d.c.. caller: i have three points for steve i was open he would address. the first 1 -- do you know who faust is because there is no correlation. what kind of medical authority do you have as a political analyst and podcaster to have any kind of informed opinion on the medical advice that anyone is having at all, much less dr. fauci? and thirdly, why should i listen to a man's opinion who has a poster of his dark night in the basement. guest: i will take offense to number three. i have to pride myself on the place i have in pop culture. if you want to dog the greatest movie trilogy of all time, the dark knight trilogy, i have to question you whether you are part of the mental apocalypse we are on. but as to the rest of her questions come what right do i have to question, i am a dammed american. it says we, the people, not the public health experts and professionals. your government told you for 80 years that you are full sartre real and suddenly now they want to tell you they are. as the tu

he delivered a dramatic blow to president bridget tie a bad one the h d p one enough seeds to destroy the parliamentary majority of edwin's ruling a party. he was arrested the following year beginning an odyssey of court cases and appeals that have kept him behind bars ever since the truth my husband is in jail because he and his party have been fighting for equality for democracy and for peace here in the country he mounted an effective opposition this is his only cries to the turkish government on the other hand sees the h d p is the political arm of the militant p k k which it considers a terrorist organization and. as an enemy of the state. his prolonged detention has been met by protests the 40 year old faces dozens of separate charges ranging from being a member of a terrorist organization to quote disrupting the unity and integrity of the state. he faces multiple life sentences. who surely it is not possible to predict what will happen because there is no rule of law in this country and the judiciary is under heavy pressure but no matter what happens a court we will continue ou

degrees other than 100 degrees so why not use something which is you know which doesn't appear you are bridget i thought. then for the let's make the process. a religious good he knows how to like the tuna so in the process should big bags simple these feminine hygiene production are now being produced in 24 states in india or some of the this work has become something of a calling. why them i would lose them having nobody was working on the issue of menstrual hygiene before. doing this work brings me joy i can educate our girls and make them understand one thing like that is a fact the way we used to hear those of us have in this jar the was beside me was everything we thought as if it was the me when not. in more than $3000.00 schools and rural areas and go to school girls receive free sanitary napkins from the sucky project in addition to education about on barker's. sanitary pads have made a big difference and they've done much more than create jobs you can depend on. they have also given them in baghdad when they are having their peers and the chance to attend school without dropping go b

his sisters who are not with us but we should absolutely acknowledge bridget florida who hails from north carolina his sisters natalia and jaja who hail from houston texas we have his cousins sure rita mcgee teacher mcgee and tamar brown and we have. the mother of his daughter gianni we have rights to washington and we have janet. and so. i'll make some brief remarks and be we're going to have attorney stuart all. act angela was in paris 2. and working 7 2 days. in a month for our family i know it's a big program on. a day. many came to minneapolis way. and that there. so i make some brief remarks and then we've got to have a turn to student attorney rama new to make some brief remarks and then we're going to hear from this family. and we're going to try to leave here today knowing that america is a better country here. america less paused for a moment. to proclaim this historical moment not just for the legacy of george flowing but for the legacy of america. the legacy of trying to make america for all americans so that george flaws dicta re and america's quest for equal justice under th

my name is bridget maily. this is one of seven carnegie branch libraries in san francisco. the building has not been landmarked. i'm requesting today, during your commission comments and questions, you ask for a status update to this designation. the report was completed by me on a pro bono basis, was thorough and complete, and i've heard nothing contrary from department staff. the report followed the layout of the six previous reports. one thing that i regret not including was the detail of the reading room. the six previous reports noted the spatial volume of the reading room was a [inaudible] this adjacent project will result in a permanent change to the interior aesthetics of the main reading room by blocking light to the south facing windows. i'm asking that when you finally receive the library designation report, that you update the language of the character defining features of the main reading room, not just for this library, but for all carnegie libraries, to read, the spatial reading room and the natural light afforded by the generous windows at the room perimeter

we got terrence floyd, his sisters who are not with us, but we should absolutely acknowledge bridget floyd, who hails from north carolina, his sisters latonia and jaja who hail from houston, texas. we have his cousins. and we have the mother of his g washington and we have gianna. and so, i'll make some brief remarks and then we're going to have attorney stewart -- angela, cousin paris and uncle vince. all right. anymore floyd family? i know it's a big crew. a.d., the man he came to minneapolis with. so, i'll make some brief remarks and then we're going to have attorney stewart make some brief remarks and then we're going to hear from this family and we're going to try to leave here today knowing that -- >> on the monitor, the reverend al sharpton joining ben crump. let's listen to this for a moment. >> let's pause for a moment to proclaim this historical moment not just for the legacy of george floyd, but for the legacy of america. the legacy of trying to make america for all americans. so that george floyd's victory and america's quest for equal justice under the law will be intert

[inaudible] bridget going to love this book. there's a very aversive statement, fulfillment this idea of the winner takes all. and that motto. that model is indivisible we cannot do anything about it, just the way it is. take it from a quote we say things like amazon behaves the way it does because it is the only way for the business. so for him not about greed is about survival instincts, right? even if we accept that is the nature, it is a given. i had his question in my mind. i am a human rights lawyer. what is the role of the government in all of this? this is a radical transformation of many social fears. but the role of the government. in the same thing for may in china, right? you see these agree just abuses you think of how we do this, right? what should government do for good or for bad, and maybe military start with how speaks of the expression? >> yes, i've book who definitely a lot of failures of the u.s. government in addressing this issue despite the agreements of what china does spread this includes the last admin

bridget does your dog trust you this much? we will work on it.special bond shared between the two. caught on camera panama city beach, human chain form to save a struggling woman from the circuit she was trying to rescue a young girl when she was caught in the current, safety officials cautioned that although the human chain was successful in this instance, the practice is discouraged because they can be dragged out to sea. the dramatic images coming in, st. vincent blanketed with ash, clouds, and smoke. they began on april 9th, forced nearly 20,000 to flee the northern end of the eastern caribbean island for shelter. the national emergency management organization costing locals more dangerous eruptions. a truck driver -- can capturing an unusual sight while passing through carolina. talk about fast. at the truck was not damaged, and the driver was not injured. now, down to daytona beach with this drawbridge becoming a hot spot for jumpers. to check out the striver barreling through traffic arm to cross over the halifax river seconds before the b

from a lot says wife, we we've got time >> his sisters were not with us, but we should absolutely bridget floor. we have from north carolina. his sisters, my time here and who hail from houston, texas. we have his sharifa teacher. and terrell brown and we have. the mother of his daughter gianna >> and so. make some brief remarks. and we're going to have attorney >> i. >> down. >> so have make some brief remarks and then we're gonna have turn this to attorney to make some brief remarks and then we're going to hear from this family. and we're going to. the event today in america. there's a better country. america. less posco a moment. to proclaim this historical moment, not jess. legacy of george but for the legacy of america. the legacy. all try to make america for all americans. so that charge floors, victory. and america's quest. for equal justice under would be intertwined. america. let's frame this moment. as a moment where we are getting close to living up to our declaration of independence that we hold these truths to be self evident that all men are created equally that they're abou

blaze.com and our guests, author the most powerful and dangerous bureaucrat in american history, bridget is joining us next in washington, d.c. thank you for waiting. >> they give or take a call i have three points for steve that i hope we can address, the first one do you know who he is because there's no correlation between the title of your book in the actual story, what medical authority do you have is a political analyst and a broadcaster to really have any kind of informed opinion on the medical advice that anyone is giving out all much less dr. fauci, why should i listen to a man's opinion who has a poster of the dark knight in his basement still hangs up his college letters, thank you so much. >> i to take real offense to number three, i have to pride myself on the in pop culture, your gonna come on here and dog the greatest movie trilogy of all time, christopher nolan dark night, i really got a question on your part of the mental health apocalypse that were on the brink of. but to the rest of her questions, what right do i have is a question, but damned american, the constitutio

in her first interview since derek chauvin was convicted, george floyd's sister bridget. thank you for being with us. it been a little more than 24 hours since the verdict was read. how are you and your family do doing? >> thank you for having me. i'm holding up a little better than i was. a little peace and just a little bit of joy. we had a guilty verdict but the thought was in the back of my mind is really how much time will they give this officer? >> you're concerned about that obviously prosecutors have asked for aggravated or have argued a circumstances that would add more time to the mandatory or minimum sentence chowauvin coul receive by the verdict. for you, what would justice be? >> justice would be for derek to get the max sentence of each charge. that's justice for me. >> you know, as you and your family know better than anyone, guilty verdicts against police officers are very rare. did you yesterday morning think that he would be found guilty on all three counts? >> you know, i believe in the man above very, very strongly, and i gave it to him, and i tried to

families are supposed to be off-limits but certainly in the primary in south carolina your daughter bridgetr whole family. >> yes, i wrote about that for the reason that you just said. i truly believe children should be off-limits. john and i were fair game, but not the kids. when that occurred, we were able to shield her before that. mercifully at the time. and everyone knows the story, it was a terrific, brutal attack on both my husband and my daughter for her color. so later on, years later she googled herself one day and i had to deal with the aftermath of what she came to me literally crying and said why does the president hate me? those were her words. it's taken me years to even build up her courage again to understand this was just politics, it had nothing really to do with her. it had everything to do with mom and dad. but she is still bruised from it. i think these words have consequences and in that case, it was dreadfully harsh and horrible what they did to her. i wanted to talk about it because i felt that other people should hear our story with regards to political life and th

bridget does your dog trust you this much? we will work on it.ial bond shared between the two. caught on camera panama city beach, human chain form to save a struggling woman from the circuit she was trying to rescue a young girl when she was caught in the current, safety officials cautioned that although the human chain was successful in this instance, the practice is discouraged because they can be dragged out to sea. the dramatic images coming in, st. vincent blanketed with ash, clouds, and smoke. they began on april 9th, forced nearly 20,000 to flee the northern end of the eastern caribbean island for shelter. the national emergency management organization costing locals more dangerous eruptions. a truck driver -- can capturing an unusual sight while passing through carolina. talk about fast. at the truck was not damaged, and the driver was not injured. now, down to daytona beach with this drawbridge becoming a hot spot for jumpers. to check out the striver barreling through traffic arm to cross over the halifax river seconds before the bridg

we have his sisters who are not with us, but we should absolutely acknowledge bridget floyd, who hails from north carolina, his sisters latonya and zaza who hail from houston, texas. we have sharita mcgee, tira mcgee and tara brown. we have the mother of his daughter. we have roxy washington and we have gianna. and so i'll make some brief remarks and then we're going to have attorney stewart. oh. >> angela, cousin paris and uncle vince. all right. any more floyd family? i know it's a big crew. the man he came to minneapolis with. i'll make some brief remarks and then we're going to have attorney stewart and ramanucci make some brief remarks. we're going to hear from the family. we're going to try to leave here today knowing that america is a better country. ame america, let's pause for a moment to proclaim this historical moment not just for the legacy of george floyd, but for the legacy of america, the legacy of trying to make america for all americans so that george floyd's victory and america's quest for equal justice under the law would be intertwined. america, let's frame this mom

super bowl win it is very nice to see exes supporting each other in this way, and we are wishing bridgetul bromance with fellow "the voice" coach blake shelton. yesterday on the "ellen degeneres" show, they talked about his wedding to gwen stefani, and levine talked about how he really feels about the couple's relationship. >> what are you going to do, sing at the wedding? >> i don't support their marriage >> you're going to be standing up, "i am the one. >> i'm the guy, yeah anybody object well she's so cool. >> yeah. >> and he is not >> he's not cool but he is very funny and very smart. >> he's vaguely charming >> safe to say adam probably won't be giving a toast whenever that wedding happens i miss their playful bromance, actually. >> me, too >>> next up, on a busy friday, dwayne johnson, the rock he sat down with our buddy willie geist for this weekend's edition of "sunday today." the actor and athlete opened up about his decision to walk away from an opportunity with the canadian football league to pursue a career in pro wrestling, following in his father's footsteps. >> i felt in m

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. >> bridget floyd joined democrats calling for passage of several bills related to the george floydce and policing act. according to cnn affiliate, kxan, one of the bills would ban choke holds and require police officers to intervene if another officer uses excessive force. talking to supporters, floyd said the family is mourning the loss of her brother who she described as a family man. >> we go through a lot of pain. we go through a lot of grief. every single day. nobody knows what my niece goes through not having her father anymore. that officer didn't know that he had a daughter that he didn't go home to. he would never see again. >> testimony resumes tomorrow, in the trial of derek chauvin. one of the officers charged in connection with george floyd's death. >> coming up, why nasa is celebrating that its tiny helicopter is now on mars. >>> and we've had pasta and prosciutto and parmesan, if you missed out on any of it, you can catch up tonight. watch back-to-back ed spisodes s stanley tucci, searching for italy, it starts right here at 9 eastern on cnn. ♪ [keyboard typing] ♪ [t

his sisters who are not with us, but we should absolutely acknowledge bridget floyd, who hails from north carolina, his sisters latonya and zaza who hail from houston, texas. we have his cousins. and we have the mother of his daughter gianna floyd. we have roxie washington. and we have gianna. and, so, i'll make some brief remarks, and then we're going to have attorney stewart. angela, cousin and uncle. any more floyd family? i know it's a big crew. a.d. a.d., the man he came from minneapolis with. so i'll make some brief remarks, and then we're going to have attorney stuart and raminucchi make some remarks and then we're going to hear from this family and we will try to leave here today knowing that america is a better country. america, let's pause for a moment to proclaim this historical moment, not just for the legacy of george floyd, but for the legacy of america. the legacy of trying to make america for all americans so that george floyd's victory and america's quest for equal justice under the law will be intertwined. america, let's frame this moment as a moment where we finally are

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. >> bridget floyd is calling for passage of several bills related to the george floyd justice in policing. according to cnn affiliate, kxan, one of the bills would ban choke holds and require police officers to intervene if another officer uses excessive force. talking to supporters, floyd said the family is still mourning the loss of her brother who she described as a family man. >> we go through a lot of pain. we go through a lot of grief. every single day. nobody knows what my niece go through not having her father anymore. that officer didn't know that he had a daughter that he didn't go home to, he would never see again. >> testimony resumes tomorrow morning for the man accused of killing george floyd. former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin has pleaded not guilty to three charges, the most serious, second-degree murder carries a sentence of up to 40 years in prison. >> the trial's first week ended with potentially devastating testimony from the police department's most senior officer. cnn's sara sidner takes a look. >> victor and amara it has been an extremely emotional firs

it could be deadly bridget which are low with the story. >> i have a 2 year-old and a four-year-old athis as a guest just these are my biggest fears productor suntreat cow. are these colorful magnets are in toy ease their dangers adults by them for their offices to reduce stress and children like to string them into necklaces until the accidentally swallow them. and since the start of the pandemic doctors at u c davis held every increasingly in the emergency room trying to get the magnets out. i think seeing more cases of this recently to 2 kids staying at home and parents working from college and just meeting book activities to keep kids busy doctor says before the pandemic she responded to one of these cases on average every 6 months. but over the last year has been ones every month. and she's not just saving young children. the cases that i've seen. usually it's the teenager who tend to have that and next thing she knows she's solid it. she says swallowing the candy colored objects alone doesn't cause symptoms. but once the high powered magnets move through the body. the problems be

. >> caller: quick shoutout to my boys and girl friend bridget what is an icu nurse at the front lines of the pandemic. >> tell her thank you for what she's doing because that's an unpleasant place how can i help you >> caller: in june i purchased shares of a stock analysts predicted would be a drive to work stock with the recent pivot to podcasting, i'd argue it's not a stay at home and return to work stock so my question with recent bond yields rising, is this one of these growth tech stocks i could trim a little bit or buy more at the levels spotify technology. >> i've seen this stock come down and come down hard. i agree with you, sir. look, i think this stock is more versatile than that. i actually am inclined to be a buyer of spotify as some people try to cut numbers you got a good call and hello to the people you mentioned today's rally is justified when you look at the rare combination. this is very rare. okay so you've got a little wider distribution here. yes, low rates, strong job creation, stimulus checks but big days like today you got to be disciplined i like to trim winn

s london correspondent bridget moss to get her take on just how damaging this could be for the prime minister. for a lot of people these remarks alleged remarks by the prime minister would have been in bad taste but there is is really there are many accusations against prime minister burrs johnson that he has acted in a nontransparent way when it comes for example to the refurbishment office flat to his former closest ally really the his advisor dominic cummings who was the mastermind behind a break said come pain and really it's also the reason that johnson is even prime minister he was such a close and trusted aide he has now turned against the prime minister and said that he has possibly acted illegally but also on ethically in accepting. donations for his refurbishment of the flat in downing street that is what he alleges now the government says that everything will be paid back but of course the opposition is see them on this and are saying that everything needs to be much more transparent but there were other allegations for example that the former prime minister david cameron

oh, god, did you watch bridget jones again? no, it's just that everybody's got someone.howard's getting married, you're dating my sister. now that howard's getting married, maybe he'll inflate one of his old girlfriends for you. you know who i blame for my loneliness? the united states of america. your movies and your tv shows promised streets paved with beautiful blonde women with big bazongas. eat another pie, you'll have your own bazongas. that's cruel. you know it goes straight to my hips.

passed and signed by the president into law all of them, well, rodney and terrence the brothers, bridget their sister, we all know keta the force of nature within the family, but gianna his daughter, to see this justice on behalf of her father. his name synonymous with justice and dignity and grace and friarfulness and prayerfulness. we thank god we thank jesus because we were praying to him all along right. we thank god they are people of faith they conveyed that to me on the phone but they've conveyed it all along. so as the eight weeks putting what the judge said, we know the sentencing, but that's part of the justice of it all as well. mr. kibrin has been a solid, steady force for all of us here. because this was traumatic my little granddaughter who just turned 12, she said why is taking so long, we all saw it on tv we saw it happen and thank god the jury validated what we saw. what we saw. so, again, thank you george floyd for sacrificing your life for justice, for being there to call out to your mom, how heartbreaking was that, call out for your mom, i can't breathe, but because o

ok well let's bring in our guests now we can speak to bridget loft in dublin she's the director of the robert schumann sensors at the european university institute creates have you with this on the news hour as we were hearing from our correspondent there the belfast agreement was signed 23 years ago today and yet the images of burning buses petrol bombs being lobbed at riot police are still coming out of northern ireland do you think that the violence we're seeing and the current text tension surrounding bracks kids threaten this landmark peace deal. yes they can and there is there is no say recipe for the island virus and from the very beginning even before the referendum it was very clear to people who understood the dynamics of politics in northern ireland that it was a that if the pay off to the very day and now we've seen what everyone predicted who took it seriously way back that we now see this happening and it's happening because there is and in costs a big problem there once the cage left it's in the markers in the customs union it has an international border with the arn and

the primary reason is that bridget b. has not had or not not privy try to build good leaders at the federal levels all elections which are there in this video states the federal. reserve india want to stick with mr moody as the prime of you or to catch you there aren't any stronger these know the leaders in the b.g.p. and that is the primary reason as to why the b j p has not gone as good you could believe as it has done in the national or national elections because mr mourdock and not read the chief in the survey of the state he can only be the prime minister of india when it comes to chief ministers of that we did be none of them have had a brilliant track record and to what extent will the months long farmer protests that we saw take place in india as well as the coronavirus pandemic and the economic fallout of that factor in the way people vote. well i think. the continuing be of the farmers but this is going to largely depend on the verdict if that we get is able to perform well in assam and whispering well in terms

this is bridget mayly. you will recall just a week ago on april 13th, 2021, your board passed a motion 10-1 reversing the categorical exemption for the project at 476 lombard street and i think the reasoning in that case was presented to you during that hearing and that those arguments are relevant here as well. further, you upheld both categorical exemption appeals for the project at 24/7 teen green street under similar circumstances. i think what i'm asking you and what our neighbors are asking, the library neighbors are asking that you be consistent in what you ask the planning department to do with regard toll ceqa and that the planning department is consistent in its reviews. i think you do have conflicting information in the record here by qualified professionals and i would like to just lastly state that in terms of the landmark designation report that i crafted for this library, i did try to parallel it with the other six libraries that were already landmarked. and the language i used was that the s

or she is this power house like bridget and is something like a phenomenon even if you have not seenhat you know what it is. you were forced at some point to say okay what is everyone talking about? [laughter] okay it's a sexy thing with people in a different time, great now i know. but, it's more of that level of power, more women in that situation would be the next step i think. >> we've had a question for one of the audience members, listen to talk about improvisation and the comedy timing. what kind of presence do you think she would've had on a show like saturday night live customer expect i wish you were here. another one i recommend all of these go watch some clips. she is really interesting on camera. she is not a 28-year-old beauty in the way that like betty white was at the time. she's not jennifer aniston. she has the presence i mean my god. no one had a shot against her. she is very funny. all of the reviewers loved it, did not hurt like her play version of the goldbergs but they are like this is kind of a mess but my god, gertrude went into something incredible she won a

and bridget will have to follow suit.o develop and advance, and cause problems for the west itself. this is notjust a problem for the west, it's also a problem for the west, it's also a problem for the country itself. he's squabbled with his vice president in the past and not be able to give talks going forward involving the tele— band and the west has become frustrated. this will be a sad moment for many in the british military because of the huge sacrifices they made but also a reflection of the fact that when you make or have international interventions nowadays wind up winning the war and defeat the enemy immediately but then we lose the peaks and need to get better at that. it's about stabilisation and peacekeeping about supporting governance. and i'm afraid the west is not very good at that. hat governance. and i'm afraid the west is not very good at that.— is not very good at that. not very aood at it is not very good at that. not very good at it and — is not very good at that. not very good at it and also _ is not

my name is bridget maily. this is one of seven carnegie branch libraries in san francisco. the building has not been landmarked. i'm requesting today, during your commission comments and questions, you ask for a status update to this designation. the report was completed by me on a pro bono basis, was thorough and complete, and i've heard nothing contrary from department staff. the report followed the layout of the six previous reports. one thing that i regret not including was the detail of the reading room. the six previous reports noted the spatial volume of the reading room was a [inaudible] this adjacent project will result in a permanent change to the interior aesthetics of the main reading room by blocking light to the south facing windows. i'm asking that when you finally receive the library designation report, that you update the language of the character defining features of the main reading room, not just for this library, but for all carnegie libraries, to read, the spatial reading room and the natural light afforded by the generous windows at the room perimeter

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this is bridget. hello there. caller: i'm from the south and i am white, but we are not all racist.outh, more black people are racist than white people. if you are a good person and you are nice, they totally accept you. but when people keep talking about white supremacists -- she said white supremacists was in america, the terrorists. new york city, they did not run into the pentagon, they did not shoot up a nightclub in florida. what they are saying -- what they are not saying is white supremacists and the kkk and groups like that are dying out. quit calling us all racist. and a caller said the president has not been on the golf course yet. what i voted for president obama, and he went golfing all the time. and i voted for president trump. i vote for whoever i think is going to run this country the best. host: vermont. caller: i love that last caller. that girl has more commonsense than all the democrats i heard put together today. host: tom, are you still there? caller: yes. host: he is in baltimore, maryland. caller: i want to say that president biden spoke well. he is for the p

bridget is joining us from washington, d.c.. i have three points for steve i was open he would address. the first 1 -- do you know who faust is because there is no correlation. what kind of medical authority do you have as a political analyst and podcaster to have any kind of informed opinion on the medical advice that anyone is having at all, much less dr. fauci? and thirdly, why should i listen to a man's opinion who has a poster of his dark night in the basement. guest: i will take offense to number three. i have to pride myself on the place i have in pop culture. if you want to dog the greatest movie trilogy of all time, the dark knight trilogy, i have to question you whether you are part of the mental apocalypse we are on. but as to the rest of her questions come what right do i have to question, i am a dammed american. it says we, the people, not the public health experts and professionals. your government told you for 80 years that you are full sartre real and suddenly now they want to tell you they are. as the tuskeegee