it primarily followed jessica's frustration and adventures with one sitting charge, daniel roberts.se characters meant the world to me. jesse was the only black member of the babysitters club and it felt like her family was the only black family in town like claudia, the only asian number, jesse hit on things like prejudice and ignorance that were all too common in my life. meanwhile danielle was a child with leukemia and while i was fortunate enough not to have endured anything like what daniel went through, i have a sick mother and we were terrified attention from doctors, hospitals and otherwise. jesse's and danielle'sar experiences, apart and then together, i found in the book reflections of my reality and now i've gone in this place in the book so no other child struggling with similar issues could find the comfort i did and that to me was the worst. in the end my library was far more lenient than kramer would have suggested. they would know $100,000 charge for me. she said they would like the book in the system and give it six months to reemerge. i promised i would return home

called jesse in the troublemaker and primarily follows the frustrations with one sitting charge of daniel roberts both of these characters meant the world to me jesse was the only black member of the babysitters club and it felt like her family was the only black family in town like claudia the only asian member prejudice and ignorance were all too common in my life meanwhile danielle wasan a child of leukemia and while i wasg fortunate enough not to have endured anything like what daniel went through i had a sick mother and me were terrified all the attention from doctors and hospitals and in jesse's and danielle's experience with them together i found in a h book reflections of my reality and now i had gone and misplace that book so no other child who was struggling could find the comfort that i did. and that to me was the absolute worst. in the end of course my library and was far more lenient than kramer would have suggested. with that $100,000 charge. not for me. she said she would flag the booking give it six months to reemerge. and then just in case i forgot it somewhere i looked thoroughl

if primarily followed jessica ramsey's frustrations and adventures with one sitting charge danielle roberts. both of these characters meant the absolute world to me. jesse was the only black member of the babysitter's club and it felt like her family was the only black family in town. like claudia the only asian member jesse hit upon things like prejudice and ignorance that were all too common in my life. meanwhile, danielle was a child with leukemia. and while i was fortunate enough not to have endured anything like what danielle went through. i had a sick mother and we were terrified of all attention from doctors hospitals or otherwise in jessie's and daniels experiences a part and then together. i found in a book reflections of my reality. and now i had gone and misplaced that book. so no other child who was struggling with similar issues could find the comfort that i did. and that to me was the absolute worst consequ. in the end, of course my librarian was far more lenient than kramer would have suggested. there would be no 100,000 charge for me. she said that they would flag the book i

erica, randy, robert, daniel? i'm throwing you under the bus. dr. patel: it is actually reassuring because you think that recombinant viruses happen. we have already had four they did not know about, because they did not make a ruckus. this is the fifth, hopefully will not do anything, early data suggest it might be more transmissible. b is true that speaks of the power of vaccines, nancy pelosi is 82-year-old -- see, -- c known as the family glitch. of the 5 million people it will help, the majority is kids. kristen: that is great. thank you for expending that. folks, you know i love you whether you get the right answer or not. let's talk about what is going on, because cases are going back up. san francisco highs case count out of all the counties in california right now. you talk about nancy pelosi our hearts -- house speaker who was right next to president biden fixing the family glitch, not the pharmacy glitch. she is negatives -- he is negative so far, but we are seeing more cases in big citiesd should we be? dr. patel: what is going on as we

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daniel sandford, bbc news. our correspondent in lisbon is alison roberts.uguese authorities? when someone is declared an arguido or official suspect in portugal it is a significant development. it is a status designed to protect the person in question and means they will be questioned in a way that might incriminate them if they answer which means they do not have to answer, they can have legal help and they have access to details in the case they would not have otherwise. at this stage it is the fact that although the portuguese requested only now that the german authorities inform this person that he is now an official suspect, in germany the prosecutors in northern germany the prosecutors in northern germany have for two years been considering this man cristian bruckner, 44 years old, as a murder suspect in their own investigation into madeleine's disappearance and now he is in prison as you mentioned for another crime and he has denied any involvement in the disappearance of madeleine. any involvement in the disappearance of madeleine-— of madeleine. al

daniel sandford, bbc news. 0ur correspondent in lisbon is alison roberts.t everyone in portugal must know about. what are the portuguese police saying now about the slicer development? fir about the slicer development? (1) where you have heard is a statement from the office of public, quite a terse statement, saying they had asked the german authorities to formally identify an official subject in the portuguese investigation, effectively informing that person they had been made an official suspect and could expect questioning that might incriminate them. this status of official suspect is designed to protect the person in question, when they are pressed by police and prosecutors on a certain line that might incriminate them they have a right not to reply and to a legal defence. also to see certain details in the case. they have just been named as an official suspect and there is no talk of charges but german prosecutors have already said that there is a man christian brueckner, eric 44—year—old german national who they suspect of murder in their investigatio

. >> let's discuss with robert reich, former labor secretary and professor of public policy and danielllow at resources for the future. gentlemen, thanks for being with us. secretary reich, your reaction to what we just heard from the head of exxon essentially saying don't blame us. >> well, i'd be skeptical. the reason is oil companies are buying back their shares of stock. last year the big four bought back $44 billion worth of shares of stock. now buying back your share of a stock is completely legal. it does prop up the share prices of your stock. but if you have so much money you're buying back shares of stock why not use the money, instead, to reduce the price at the pump? this year we hear oil companies, the big -- again, the biggest oil companies, are planning to increase their buybacks to about $74 billion this year. why not take that $74 billion and simply give it to consumers in terms of lower prices? this is what we traditionally call profiteering. it should be illegal. why should people be paying at the pump so much money so these companies can essentially prop up their pe

investigation, that means trump has now been let off the hook by congress twice, robert mueller once, he just won that case against stormy danielsi'm starting to think the only person who can bring him to justice is the batman. [ laughter ] trump today filed a lawsuit against hillary clinton. he's suing hillary clinton and 26 other people for conspiring to undermine his campaign by falsely linking him with russia. by the way, this was his campaign in 2016, this was the election he won. we thought he was a sore loser after 2020. he's apparently a sore winner too. [ laughter ] the lawsuit states that clinton and others worked together with a single self-serving purpose, to vilify donald j. trump. the guy who named her crooked hillary is saying she vilified him. [ laughter ] trump has been meddling in the republican primaries. yesterday he retracted multiple endorsements from one of his bigliest enablers in congress. missouri brook mo brooks of alabama. mo had the audacity to urge voters at a rally to move on from the 2020 election. he's like, all right already, we need to look forward. then trump, who was furious, wrote, mo brooks

(robert morgan) but this has always been an issue in american history. going back to people like danielne, who move into an area they love the wilderness. they go there because they love the indians, the woods, the mountains. then once the settlement starts, it begins to blight that, so they kill what they love. (david weintraub) with logging reaching a fever pitch, the paper industry moved into the southern appalachians in earnest. (dan pierce) champion being the largest paper plants in the world, so they own hundreds of thousands of acres in the smokies in particular because there are lots of red spruce. it became incredibly important to the economy of western north carolina. (david weintraub) however, champion paper's mill released its effluents directly into the pigeon river, impacting western north carolina, but especially east tennessee. (news anchor) the governor says he canoed down the pigeon. above the canton mill, he says, the river is beautiful and thriving. wherter says it's a different story. (ned mcwherter) and that discharge comes out, and it's just an aolute sewer. (news

daniel, advisable. my cuba on al jazeera. ah hello, i'm emily anglin and our hi headquarters. these is it help stories on al jazeera israeli forces have again fired robert bullets, palestinians at the l. ask mosque, compound and occupied east jerusalem. 27. people have been aged, including 2 generalists, israeli police, i, stones, and fireworks were thrown towards them and the western wall. it's been more than a wake of height and tension in the area, incursions by jewish ultra nationalist groups back to the race and unrest. non muslims no longer have.

danielle has a daughter. what are the new one my lead? my cuba on al jazeera ah ah, put the back here watching, i was there with me. the whole robert, reminder of all the top stories. ukraine says russian forces of talked at 8 regions with missiles, strikes and shelling in the past day. authorities say a residential area in the eastern city of god. keith was hit with rockets, killing one person, and a drink at least 18 others taliban leaders that have got his thought. have some of the buck yourselves ambassador, after alleged military strikes inside the country by pakistani forces local media science at least 30 people in the hosted coon. all provinces have been killed. pakistan denies it, carried out the strikes. and the by the administration is reversed to good climate change in this ship. it will resume the sale of leases for oil and gas drilling all federal land use. presser. joe biden is under pressure to reduce energy prices, the more than $300000.00 ukrainians of arrived. in germany since the war began, many, it's a reminder of the syrian refugee crisis a time when berlin was criticized for not doing enough, but as dominic c