we know for the fact that it's stopping people and dickens portals you know for the fact that they have a lot of cctv cameras. it's an obvious next step to team that it is being used. it's a known fact that india's government is building a centralized facial recognition database. there are also databases and specific sectors including education and health care. one of the biggest concerns off in so as, as i did, i have now is that a lot of these databases will be internet interconnected and that route result in $216.00. you can civilians in india that wouldn't be problematic because they would conflate purposes for me to the city data was collected and used initially wise, personally i, his being collected, it has to be collected with a purpose in mind and it has to be minimized in such a way that only the, the not necessary to achieve that purpose is collect data protection measures are crucial to safeguarding our privacy. but protecting our private life is becoming a more daunting task. after all, the more data can be interlinked, the more valuable it is. that's the principle behind b

the coach, medstar clayton vanesso dickens, a cuppa i when your entire body is involved in the experience, then you really don't have the problem any more of being preoccupied with your mental pause for him. it's done. i feel that i am beautiful. then i've showered i have a nice scent and i'm draped an illusion. gay and my husband is beaming at me and my mom as my youngest ty at sack emma, who ta, 6 thing. i always say good sex starts when you start pulling in your belly or we're in your breath or saggy. it's my am i lying? okay. do i look good? see to school and i think that changes totally as people get older early. might you accept yourself? farmer him and aren't criticizing yourself in your body all the time. tendency to see can really experience your desire. just montes last few melita con ah, who to also notice that she didn't want to give up on desire either. she got separated, moved out and started again from the beginning. then hobbies younger firing on endless v a minute. and then i started and went through a whole load of met was at gibbons in the, in a positive sense for me to

dickens. _ you think so. it has a magic about it, dickens. and _ you think so.ccessible. so, i'm hoping this puts a fresh take on eight and opens the world. we got a tiny little glam style of olivia colman as ms havisham. what was it like working with her? brilliant. she is lovely. i mean, she is obviously an incredible actor and doesn't need me telling her that. she is alsojust and doesn't need me telling her that. she is also just really lovely and funny. i think we had a real good laugh because we were all dressed in these mad costumes. just having a good time. the dressed in these mad costumes. just having a good time.— having a good time. the customs are incredible, aren't _ having a good time. the customs are incredible, aren't they? _ having a good time. the customs are incredible, aren't they? what - having a good time. the customs are incredible, aren't they? what is - having a good time. the customs are incredible, aren't they? what is it. incredible, aren't they? what is it like for you to work in customs like that? . ., , , ., , like for you to work

he was a little dickens sometimes, always wanting to get out of the house. put lots of locks on the front door so he couldn't escape. but he'd always like to be outside and playing underneath the rhododendron, with the dirt and his cars. and he had a belly laugh that was contagious. he did do some football injunior high. he did baseball when he was young and he did some soccer. and they called him thunder foot because he could kick from one goal to the next goal. she wasn't able to be a teenager very long because we got the news that she was going to have a baby. and it was kind of a big shock to all of us in the family because of how young she was. she was a natural. she was always taking care of people and animals and babies. and she met this guy and his name was austin, and she was head over heels over this boy. austin and jessica met in auburn. there was a garage sale going on in the neighbourhood and somebody was bothering her, and so he stepped in to help her out. and then theyjust became friends from then, and then they ended up living together. theyj

the right dickens, fact he has a respiratory illness market drew it out. go with 19 and tank people for sending messages of love and prayers. disassembled unless law i have the pope close to my heart. i'm a believer. i'm catholic and he represents god on hold. what more can we say? let's hope that the tests give good results. let's hope nothing happens. nothing serious. of a few more weeks. early on wednesday, the book appeared for his weekly audience at the work to good and greeted people. but later he was seen in physical being as he was hooked into his for he could. pope francis has not been in good health for some time. he spent 10 days in hospital in 2021 after into signing surgery. he has also been suffering from the problems and often uses a wheelchair. but despite his health problems, the pontiff travels extensively. it is not yet known. when francis will be able to leave the hospital holy week and easter for the next week, when the book usually leaves celebrations for the most important religious holiday of the catholic church. halls are mounting

charles dickens' great expectations, a story of the rise from povertyo opulence but not happiness. they also recommend f. scott fitzgerald's 19 a 25, "the great gatsby", a classic american novel o hedonism and disillusionism. -- disillusionmen george orwell's 14 makes the list as ds alex walker's -- the alice walker's the color purple, a classic example of the early 0th century african-american experience. these are just a few of the classic books on oxford scholastica's recommendation list. ♪ ♪

relatives say abigail and jean dickens, tucson of florida, were abducted by a gang after boarding a bus from the airport more than a week ago. the family paid the initial ransom of $6000 . but the kidnappers now want $200,000. he said he was okay and he can't talk much, but they don't know the for them. they don't know where they are, because they tried their eyes when they take them. americans have been warned not to travel to haiti amid civil unrest this morning. music fans are ready to see ticketmaster face the music in federal court, answering a lawsuit over allegations of fraud and price fixing. taylor swift fans attended a dance party last night ahead of their first court hearing today, abc is derek dennis reports. it's me. swift fans have a big problem with ticketmaster, a group filing a lawsuit in court today , claiming a conspiracy to jack up prices for swifts errors tour . we are not going to just settle we want to see some change happen. we want to see a difference being made. ticketmaster's parent company, live nation, saying earlier this year apologize to miss swift. we nee

. >> reporter: christine says her aunts and uncle, abigail and jean-dickens toussaint, flew to haitit saturday to visit sick relatives and participate in a festival. after the couple left the airport she says a gang ordered them off the bus demanding $6,000 for their release. what happened after you sent the money? >> we sent originally 2,400 u.s. dollars converted into haitian currency and split up and after that we heard nothing. they did not release them. >> reporter: the family now pleading for the u.s. and haitian governments to help. in december, the state department issued the highest travel warning possible for haiti saying do not travel due to kidnapping, crime and civil unrest and this week, the u.n. warned of extreme violence spiraling out of control as armed gangs fight to expand territorial rule saying more than 100 people were kidnapped in haiti in just two weeks earlier this month. president biden addressed the crisis just yesterday. >> the biggest thing we can do and it's going to take time is to increase the prospect of the police departments in haiti having the capa

charles dickens' great expectations, a story of the rise from povertyo opulence but not happiness. they also recommend f. scott fitzgerald's 19 a 25, "the great gatsby", a classic american novel o hedonism and disillusionism. -- disillusionmen george orwell's 14 makes the list as ds alex walker's -- the alice walker's the color purple, a classic example of the early 0th century african-american experience. these are just a few of the classic books on oxford scholastica's recommendation list. ♪ ♪ >> host: on "about books," we delve into the latest news about the publishing industry with interesting insider interviews with publishing industry experts. we'll also give you updates on current nonfiction authors and books, the latest book reviews, and we'll talk about the current nonfiction books featured on c-span's booktv. ♪ >> host: well, in this edition of "about books," we'll take you into the world of book festivals and take you behind the scenes of one of the country's largest, it's the los angeles times festival of books coming up in april. butrs first, here's some stories publis

. >> reporter: abigail and gene dickens tu saunt were traveling to visit family and a festival.was supposed to be a quick trip turned into a nightmare. they were taking a bus from the airport when gang members stopped the vehicle and took the americans hostage. the family saying they were contacted with a ransom demand. they paid part of it as agreed upon, but then they say the gang went silent. >> when they didn't deliver and tried to manipulate the whole situation we devastated. we felt a sense of hopelessness. >> reporter: the missing americans, both 33 years old, haven't been heard from since, but the family is working closely with the fbi to try to bring them back safely. social unrest and political corruption have led to a wave of gun violence over the past several years in haiti, according to the united nations, there have been 531 people killed, 300 injured and 277 kidnapped in gang-related incidents in haiti since the beginning of 2023 alone. it's estimated that gangs control about half of port-au-prince. they set up spots making it dangerous and difficult to get around

sorry, like bishops for that much that, that now are you just near waldron kiss for public dickens of mission? hold on else. that number, you just threw out. how many tons did you say there would produce of liquid natural gas machine, latest liquid. i had a good amount of liquid rain to any on the and yet the lens and the emissions off a down of the or 300000000 ton of fiction. no, no, not sorry. i didn't tell you josh, that the missions off of that that would, that you're talking about would be over 300000000 tons of emissions of carbon into the atmosphere. no, no, no, no, no, josh, i'll give you an example. if you google this, anyone can google this. norway produces 2000000 barrels of oil by di, but they're said to emit that you 3000000 by what science of logic is it that your gun does 200000 barrels will emit to mo, carbon dioxide that norway's, that 54000000 metric tons of carbon dioxide by yet is fiction, it is produced. fictitiously, it is the product of imagination, the highest order paid on fact. you know that, that you gun them oil project will produce not more than 15 kilogr

sorry, like bishops, that much, that in our interest near waldron kiss for public dickens of mission. how about else that number you just threw out? how many tons, did you say there would produce of liquid natural gas machine latest liquid? ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, thought you know, like in franklin, indiana, i thought my name is leanne and the emissions off a down of the over 300000000. the time of fiction? no, no, not sorry. i didn't hear you josh. that the emissions off of that that would that you're talking about would be over $300000000.00 tons of emissions of carbon into the atmosphere? no, no, no, no, no, josh, i'll give you an example. if you google this, anyone can google this. norway produces 2000000 barrels of oil by di, but they are said to emit 33000000. by what science of logic is it that your gun does 200000 barrels will emit to mo, carbon dioxide than norway's. the figure 34000000 metric tons of carbon dioxide by yet is fiction. it is produced. fictitiously, it is the product of imagination, the highest order paid on fact, you know, that, that uganda oil project will produc

hmm most likely charles dickens ruined by excessive sentimentality in any case.re not equal to dostoevsky in any way. and if someone were equal, then of course, in the best western traditions of fyodor mikhailovich, they would announce to the epins some of their own great author. well, they didn’t have such a person, and the next appeal to the topic of the battle between good and evil happened in our country during the transition of the country from agrarian to industrial and mikhail ivanovich bulgakov e. from 1928 to 1940 he wrote the master and margarita and hmm in this way he examined what was happening in established soviet country with its completely new socialist regime. ah, the next appeal to the topic happened already at the turn of the century, and hmm, the writer dear to my heart sergey lukyanenko wrote his night watch, and the first channel, dear to my heart, put his picture on it and we must pay tribute to the authors of the series thirteenth clinical, they clearly have the most frank ones send references towards their forerunners. eh, all the demons

city that came before them be permitted to have the right to vote great actually i call on andre dickensto just come out her and say it lets us all vote, what is the problem of voting, let the best campaign when. >> they hate democracy and they hate you, but they want you to pay for everything as they mismanaged buckhead into chaos breaks breaks if you win this, think it will be assigned for towns across the country you don't have to be managed into the ground by criminals who hat you, you can run your own affairs. so good, best of luck. thank you for joining us tonight . >> thank you for having me, tucker, god bless you. >> when community is about to secede from a city, what can they do. one man who thought a lot about that question joins us next. >> tucker: we do a ton of depressing segments other than the lori lightfoot which was heartening. the question is, how can you make it better, what's the good news, what is the future that i bright? our friend has talked a lot about this and he has written a book on that question bird's book is called america in the art of possible. we did tal

. >> elijah dickens? >> i have not really a name person so no. >> let me tell you, these are both good samaritans, they exercise their rights to carry a firearm and as a result were able to intervene when in texas, one in indiana. in saved untold lives. these are the law-abiding citizens that we want to be carrying guns and whose right to do so is protected by the second amendment. what about tyree reynolds, do you know that name? christian ling the failed comment you know that name? >> they are familiar to me but not detailed. >> not in detail. well, they should be. these are criminals who committed violent crimes, using firearms and then they were released. back to their communities as a result of the radical left soft on crimet policy. and they all over form. so that they got out. they got on to participate in shootings one of these individuals left a child dead. this is the disparity. it is outrageous, absolutely outrageous. instead of prosecuting violent criminals who were committing these crimes tha

but my home state of new jersey has two underdogs doing amazing things for dickens and we told you aboutn princeton a 15 seed moving out of sweet 16, another upset victory yesterday. congrats to those tigers. it is such a fun time of year as a sports fan. >> it is fantastic once of her legs they did not give the constellation speech from, (because that is true but she was in the locker room notice looking at her look like someone asking for money on the subway, turn around agreement packer aaron rodgers expected to serve the new york jets, for president of the philadelphia eagles even saint new york has the upper hand over the packers to trade for the future hall of famer. talk about a stepped out in class though. you know what i mean? the packers are perennial playoff team that juts out a bit of the use of a real ball they use like a nerve or whistling a nerve. >> address are still a team too. >> think about this that juts did win a super bowl but it predates the moon landing, guy benson they want in january of 69. we walked on the moon in july of 1969 but. >> it is just mean to beat up

we have no income tax we are not taxing people like they are they tax the dickens out of you and they are still deep in debt in terms of taxes no income tax, florida is the second lowest per capita tax burden in the united states new york and california rank among the top ten most tax states and i don't have to remind you not only state income tax but the highest sales tax and all of the united states and in terms of business tax climate florida has the fourth best business tax climate, new york is second worst followed by california with the third worst business tax plan that is it any wonder that the state of florida ranks number one in new business formation even though we are roughly half the size of california we have new business one —- more business formation. >> the december numbers were two.7 percent. new york and california were four.1 percent to me have significantly more people employed then we did prior to covid in states like new york still not recovered and for the first time in recorded history the state of florida has more total people and played in a state-of-the-art

on monday, atlanta interfaith clergy members joined activists calling on mayor andre dickens and other city officials to cancel the $90 million cop city project. >> to ignore the cries at the residence, the city of atlanta moves to destroy the nation's largest urban forest and replace it with the largest militarized police training facility in north america. and may i add in the face of the violent rate that took place last night as ci residents gathered in solidarity to defend this forest. that is an example of the militarization that we are calling out. amy: in ohio, norfolk southern has agreed to a limited plan to relocate residents of east palestine affected by the february 3 rail disaster, which caused a massive release of vinyl chloride and other toxic chemicals. cal activis with the group river valley organizing called the move an important first victory but said in a statement -- "bottom line, this is not enough. a one mile radius for relocation doesn't reflect the facts on the ground that this chemical disaster has had a far reaching impact. we need to stop letting norfolk sou

meantime atlanta marianne driveway dickens say the city is creating a new task force to address concernsround the public safety facility. bret? >> bret: charles watson in atlanta. charles, thank you. another major strike against the proposed criminal code provision here in washington, d.c. the head of the district council says he is withdrawing that plan. this comes ahead of a senate vote likely to overturn it this week. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram has our update and explainer from capitol hill. good evening, chad. >> good evening, bret. no takebacks. that is the message from the senate to the d.c. city council. the council tried to claw back its perceived soft on crime bill. president biden said he would sign a g.o.p. plan to intervene and in the city's affairs. the senate still plans to vote midweek to big foot the bill. council did not explain its reasoning. >> the withdrawal means it is no longer properly before the congress requires transmitted to both houses. >> but a senior senate source tells fox the senate has the bill and, quote: we will act as we see it. >>

hardship help make you the man you are today or could you just as soon have done without the charles dickensmother have a series of nervous breakdowns because of she felt guilty because she felt my dad was incredibly generous, and my mother's great cry was charity begins at home. so there was a conflict in there. the irony was, i never felt it. i didn't feel i was in a bad place. i felt i was heart broken, but i didn't feel that i was -- i just thought well, i've got to deal with it. i've got to cope. my coping mechanism i had no idea existed until all of that happened to me and i just got on with it. my education was a disaster. but i knew what i wanted to do. i always knew what i wanted to do. i always knew i wanted to be an actor. >> mike: you made it very clear when logan roy's story ends, you're career doesn't end, you say the only way you see this ending is in a pine box. >> yes, it's a stop on the highway, it's great highway, by the way but it's a stop and it's a wonderful stop. i don't in any way i would never it's been a fantastic time one of the best times but i'm going to on, i'm

and despite this controversy, atlanta's mayor andre dickens has recently announced that between the cityhey have reached an agreement to move forward. construction permits should be issued soon as well. governor brian kemp backs this project and has urged authorities to keep those arrested behind bars. >> it's very complicated. that was a great breakdown helping people understand what's transpired. a lot has transpired in a short amount of time. >>> the man convicted of killing kristin smart in 1996 was just sentenced to 25 years to life in prison without parole. the college student vanished in may 1996 in california. her body has never been located. paul flores was found guilty in october of first degree murder of smart. prosecutors argued flores raped or attempted to rape smart and then killed her in his dorm room. she was declared legally dead back in 2002. in 2021, new evidence led authorities to arrest flores and his father. his father was eventually acquitted of being an accessory to murder. we'll be right back. what's the big deal? gasp! what's the big deal? what's the big deal? w

these are the things that one might expect to find in a charles dickens or upton sinclair novel, but not in an account of everyday life in america in 2023. surely, not here in the land of the free, where child labor protections have been on the books for nearly a century. >> to be clear, this is outsourced labor. none of these companies intentionally hire children, as far as the reporting has shown. and when asked by the times, a number of them said they would investigate the claims or sever ties with the companies who helped outsource the jobs. but again, their decisions implicate all of us because we benefit from the blood, sweat, and tears of these child laborers. you have probably chowed down on a bowl of cheerios packed by a teenager or enjoyed a bowl of ben & jerry's ice cream made by milk processed by a child labor. sanitation services paid a $1 million fine for employing 102 children to work in dangerous meat packing facility jobs across eight states and last summer, reuters discovers kids as young as 12, many of them migrants, were working at a metal stamping plant owned by

they taxed the dickens out of you and they're still deep in debt. yes. in terms of taxes, of course. no income tax. florida's the second lowest per capita tax burden in the united states. in new york and california rank among the top ten most tax states. and i don't have to remind you, not only do you have stiff income tax, you've got the highest sales tax in all of the united states in terms of business tax, climate. florida has the fourth best business class. business. tax. climate. new york is second worst, followed by california with the third worst business tax climate. is it any wonder that the state of florida ranks number one in new business formations, even though we're roughly half the size of california? we have more new business formations. and unemployment in the state of florida. the december numbers, we were 2.7%. new york and california were 4.1%. we have significantly more people employed than we did prior to covid. and states like new york still haven't recovered. and for the first time in recorded history, the state of florida has more

these are the things one might expect to find in a charles dickens or sinclair novel, but not an accountca, in 2023. surely, not here in the land of the free, where child labor protections have been on the books for nearly a century. >> my next guest has reported a migrant child labor exploitation for one year. and she joins me now. it is hannah drier, pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter for the new york times. hannah, good morning. thank you for being here on this important story. you spoke with more than 100 migrant children working in violation of child labor laws across 20 states. what did you learn from your reporting? >> thanks so much for having me, katie. like you say, i have spent the last year going around two different states, talking to kids working the most punishing, illegal jobs, just as biden took office in 2021, more than 300,000 kids across the border, our reporting shows a majority of those are ending up working full-time. these kids are working from major brands like cheerios, fruit of the loom, ford and general motors. these jobs are completely in violation

privacy, but they're thankful for all the well wishes and the prayers and will they they burn like the dickens during fire season when it's the rainy season, it seems like they're falling all over the place. we're talking about those eucalyptus trees that force. dan thorn talked with an expert about why these trees seem to falling the most. he joins us live in the studio. >> with more. so they go up in flames when there's a fire and and they're dry and now they're falling. there are also falling over. that's right. it's pretty well known to maybe not. everybody knows this, but >> eucalyptus trees are not native to california were introduced to the state in the 1800's, but they are creating some. >> big problems in 2023 across the bay area and urban forestry expert tells us eucalyptus trees are often very tall and very old and they are not well maintained. combine that with a series of powerful storms that we've had this year and destruction has followed. >> emergency rescue involving a falling eucalyptus tree in the east bay. firefighters racing to save 2 people trapped in a crush pickup truck

. >> kayleigh: has come and i'd rather hear that from mayor andre dickens then from te police.m what i have come to my count, i have seen, to the credit of atlanta, the statement from the city encouraging to remain peaceful. the mayor of portland, remember, when the same thing was happening at that courthouse, the mayor called the police come with her and paramilitary forces. but come out unequivocally and say this is unacceptable. not on my watch, not in my city, because it matters more than just a statement. you can go ahead and do this, have carte blanche, because your member the portland rioter case? 47 of the cases were dropped by biden's doj. what signal does that send? >> emily: she makes such a great point. in those riots, i was in a law firm in a high-rise next to the courthouse and i thought it was a very small group, a very small group that was very violent, that the police force was essentially trying to corral protecting the citizens. so exactly to your point, it's often a small group that are extremely violent that then, without the calls from the centrists, from

the atlanta mayor, andre dickens, he recently announced that the city in dekalb county, they have reachedeement to progress further on this facility. the construction permits should be issued soon. >> but the method of the protest, we don't know if that's going to evolve at all. >> right. something to keep an eye on. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, organizers say half a million israelis are in the streets today protesting prime minister netanyahu's plan to give parliament the abilityt to overrule the court. ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ ♪ ♪ c'mon, bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't...you don't have to worry... ♪ ♪ be by your side... i'll be there... ♪ ♪ with my arms wrapped around... ♪ moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. and, they felt dramatic and fast itch relief some as early as 2 days. that's rinv

that t contempory muscoe peoplare noakg our joneyack to our melands d herebyive noce to mar andrew dickensty counl, the aanta poce deparent, the atlanta police fouation, delb count sheriffsffice, ao-called p city thayou must immediely vate muogee homela andease vionce and licing of digenousnd black pele imuscee lan also asd for a iependent instigatiointo the assassinion of o relativ tortuguind tt the arges be dropped against weelaunee forest defenders. amy: to talk more about the growing movement to fight cop city, we're joined by two guests. micah herskind is a local community organizer in atlanta, georgia. kamau franklin is the founder of the organization community movement builders. we welcome you both to democracy now! kamau franklin, talk about what happened this weekend. and if the national media, basically domestic terrorists attacked the police -- many of them were arrested. >> the national media is basically forwarding or believing or putting out the media narrative of the police themselves. nothing can be further from the tree. what we had over the weekend was a festival in weela

but they would not necessarily have thought that fraley dicken university would have the potential upseteed. perdue is a one seat on the in the history of history. >> back in 2018, beat uba by 28 points. that was the biggest shocker. the only other time that came close was princeton back in 1989 against georgetown. that was a very close match up. they only lost by one point in that one. >> i digress. thank you very much for being with us. best of luck to you. >> i am going to need it after our perdue game. >> next up, an entire hour of war crimes for vladimir putin. that includes the exclusive interview with the icc's chief prosecutor. and why he decided to pursue allegations of abductions of children instead of the atrocities. for over 120 years, mercedes-benz vansns have been built, upfitted and ready to go. because we believe dreams - should never stay that way. what does it mean to be ever better? its your customers getting what they ordered when they expect it. discover how ryder ecommerce makes your ctomer's experience ever better. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know ho

today tax the dickens out of you, and they're still deep in this debt. yes, in terms of taxes, of course, no income tax, florida's the second lowest per capita tax burden in the united states. new york and california rank among the top ten most taxed states, and of i don't have to remind you. not only do you have stiff income tax, you've got the highest sales tax in all of the united states. in terms of business ax the climate, florida has the fourth best business class -- business tax climate. new york is second worst followed by california with the third worst business tax climate. is it any wonder that the state of florida ranks number one in new business formations even though we're roughly half the size of california? [applause] we have nor new -- more new business formations. and unemployment in the state of florida, the december numbers, we were 2.7%. new york and california were 4.1%. we have incidentally more -- the significantly more people employed than we kid prior to covid, ask states like new york still haven't recovered. and for the first

this is so far from the classic dickens pip obviously swear words.hey just cover they have gavin robertson your nominee james o'brien and all the other so—called journalists who've been really abusing suella braverman of it this week. it's been horrible to and rebecca your nomination thank you calvin i might be in calvin's category mind suella braverman partially for the photo itself, but also just for the chronic mishandling . and it's part of this thing of doing very little and saying lots of mean things making everyone they were everyone girls they were cropping photograph cropping the photograph and deaung cropping the photograph and dealing with . yes and the way dealing with. yes and by the way , intellectually dishonest just because there is a photograph. rebecca there is the photograph for this lovely, wonderful photograph of all human beings together, having a loss, not a lovely one. portia with us, she's standing. the whole plan is pretty horrible. and the fact that she's looking celebratory in the very honest of not and you're not on the p