>> thank you so much, elaine.>> how about that, you know? >> this new baby will bring ari's tally to 132. i've had a number of people just say, like, is this even ethical for one man to produce that many children? >> you know, i'm in uncharted territory, and i am making it up as i go along. i could be making mistakes. >> why have you been so forthcoming about what you're doing? >> i think if i'm not able to defend what i'm doing, then i shouldn't be doing it. you know, people talk about my legacy of how many children i'm having, but ultimately i think my greatest contribution might be just bringing awareness to the different reproductive options that women have and knowing that, you know, they don't have to remain childless. they don't have to go to a sperm bank if that option isn't comfortable for them. >> now, are you putting a limit on how many kids you have? >> the limit would not be on the number of children i have, but i'm 46. so i don't really have too many more years where i think maybe it would be healthy

elaine wants another child. ovulating, and there's no time to lose. >> good morning, everyone. i was born here, i'm from here, and i'm never leaving here. i'm a new york hotel. yeah, i'm tall. 563 feet and 2 inches. i'm on top of the world. i'm looking for someone who likes to be in the middle of it all, but also likes some peace and quiet. you hungry? i know a place, and few others nearby. it's the city that never sleeps, but hey, if you need the rest, i've got you covered. ♪ grandma, how wide are two reindeer? twenty-seven, twenty-eight, twenty-nine... ♪ ♪ make this december one to remember. together. it worked! happy holidays from lexus. (woman 1) i just switched to verizon business unlimited. it's just right for my little business. unlimited premium data. unlimited hotspot data. (woman 2) you know it's from the most reliable 5g network in america? (vo) when it comes to your business, not all bars are created equal. so switch to verizon business unlimited today. where can you go for family fun... and do your

>> mike nichols and elaine may met in chicago at the birth of improv. >> they didn't write jokes.wrote situations that were just hysterically funny but that you could relate to. >> would you be interested in some extras for the loved ones? >> what kind of extras? >> well, how about a coffin? >> my life changed the day my parents took me to see nichols and may on broadway. before that, all i saw were comedians talking about how bad their wives were or how bad their mother-inmother-in-laws w. >> take my wife, please. >> then there were nichols and may. i thought to myself, now that's funny. >> tell me how do you put your sketches together now? do you outline them? or are they fairly well written up? >> well, we don't ever write anything down. and we don't ever outline them. >> it's a terrifying process. >> what kind of an excuse is that? i mean, all the other scientists have mothers, i'm sure. and i'm sure that they all find time after breakfast or before their countoff to pick up a phone, call their mother -- >> elaine may was always the writer of the two. i don't think she's given

bomb the passenger plane over scotland has his fast court hearing in the us economy as covenant and elaine guerrillas complete the 1st round of negotiations next skirt. we'll have another round of talks in january. ah, not least 5 people have been killed and a dozen injured and violent protests and peru. the appointment of deena boulevard is the new president and her promises to call for early elections have not appeased angry protestors. they want us to lead pedro castillo to be reinstated marianna sanchez reports now from the capital lima. nearly 2000 protesters over run the air coating. nikita good 2nd largest city. they blocked axes and clashed with police main, highways and several regions remained blocked. but whose political turmoil is growing with people protesting in large and small cities in the centre, south, and north of the country. for some the demonstrations have turned deadly. the family of 17 year old dick, i'm to remind you of kiss. b is devastated by his death and my mother is very hurt because he has been killed like in a slaughter house. he was a student and athlete. m

in fact, elaine's going out with him tomorrow night. hey, listen, elaine. you know, if russell mentions anything about the pilot, you'll, of course, tell him how much you liked it. you know, i happen to have the script right here with me, and, uh... [clears throat] on page three, for example, suppose the elaine character comes in wearing, uh... a low-cut dress. and the butler is very distracted and can't work. uh, that kind of comedy, -that's a little broad for us. -nyah... well, i'm sure it's right up russell's alley. well, it's a funny idea. -it's funny. -come on, funny is funny. -funny is funny. -yeah. we're here to entertain, right? -[laughing] -all right. well, maybe i'll mention it to russell tomorrow night. -if you can. -yeah. where's he taking you, by the way? bouchard's on 53rd. [coughing] i think what he's trying to say is, "get the bouillabaisse." ♪ ♪ >> announcer: coming to you from new york city, the only city in america, it's "the daily show." tonight... wage theft in america. michael strahan. and sheryl lee ralph! this is "the daily show with

many older adults and adults with disabilities like elaine masters testifies and traveled from allegheny which is where pittsburgh is and you get the sense of the distance. to invest and increase access to the central nutrition programs for older adults. the white house conference on hunger, nutrition and health held earlier this fall a framework to support nutrition across the lifespan. the member of the committee worked in a bipartisan matter to help that happen. together we can address senior hunger in the united states and provide older adults with meaningful opportunities for connection and with that i will turn to the ranking member. >> thank you mr. chairman for scheduling the hearing and to the expert witnesses for being with us i can't think of a more important issue to discuss then how much we appreciate and love them and our work on the bipartisan fashion to continue the 50 year tradition as it relates to publishing both the spanish and english thank you for working with me to introduce the task force act that will improve coordination. 25,000 receive 3 million a year. folks a

elaine will share her experience as a participant and federal nutrition programs and we want to thank you again for being here and making the trip. i heard about the early train that you took yesterday, right? thanks very much. so we will start with our first witness statement and i will ask the witness is to try to stay within the five minutes. obviously if you go 20 seconds over we are not going to use the gavel, but if you get into the minute and a half range one of us will probably. we will start with mr. everett. >> chairman casey, ranking member scott and distinguished committee members and staff members who made today possible, thank you for providing the opportunity to engage with an issue that has far-reaching implications for our neighbors facing barriers with aging and disability status. my name is jeremy everett, and i serve as the executive director of the baylor collaborative on hunger and poverty. our mission is to cultivate a scalable solutions to hunger. we do so through collaboration with access to public programs and testing specialized interventions for populations

in moments, elaine chao. first to mike tobin in mid kay airport in chicago. good afternoon, mike. >> trace, the scene here at midway, you have the mess of abandoned bags behind me, a mess of bags that can't be matched with an owner. people are allowed one by one in to bag purgatory so they can walk a path between the bags and tried to identify their own luggage. every now and then, you hear a cheer. for the most part, people leave frustrated. that's one of the symptoms of this mess. across the nation, flight-away says 2,800 flights have been canceleled domestically. southwest has 80% of the cancellations. one staffer tells me the computer system has melted down to the extent that the executives don't know where the staff is despite the fact that they're calling in. then you have the traveling public that is just trying to get home. >> our luggage is missing. >> we completely cancelled southwest entirely and we're hoping we get a refund. >> so some blame is being pointed at the business model with the point-to-point flights instead of as a hub. more blame is d

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what they did, and there was a bilateral cease fire. previous attempts had talks with the elaine and all failed, partly due to descent within its strength. the last attempt was called off in 2019 after the yellow bomb. the police academy was killing 22 cadets, but the rival, let me ask 1st, let the president who stem of faith for himself, the former rebel, has reopened the possibility of ending decades of civil conflict. glendon, the head of the rebel delegation problem is karen says he's optimistic for lack of the big difference is that this progressive government is not only set one space, but a different kind of piece. and one, the address is the fact doesn't generate the conflict. previous governments only want to silence the the e l l science itself to kidnapping extortion drug trafficking, any legal mining, but even without a cease fire, it has reduced its operations and released at least 20 prisoners. since the talks began, the government delegation says it recognizes that an agreement remains difficult. the land is demanding major social and economic changes in the country be

my wife elaine is the winemaker. - hello! i'm sophie. very nice to meet you, elaine. - yes, nice to meet you too. (sophie fouron) can i have a taste of your wine please, marcel? - oh, yes please! (arvid chalmers) the fall fare is the biggest weekend. we gage our lives by: "i want to be at the next fall fare". because the whole community is there. (sophie fouron) it's a very multigenational mix. i think it represents very well the feel on salt spring island. there's a huge community feel and we sense it here, at the fall fare. ♪♪♪ (sophie fouron) valdy, how important are the arts and music here in salt spring? - very much central to what goes on. we have a wonderful music program in the school, we have had for three decades now. and even when the courses were cut because of economics, the teachers have maintained it by erratically changing the program to keep as many people involved as they could and we have some wonderful musical kids coming here to the school. (sophie fouron) how come it's so important and so crucial? - it's one of the

elaine jung, bbc news.nd and find out more about the bbc 100 women season at bbc.co.uk/100women the first three episodes of a new netflix documentary about harry and meghan will be released later. the royal couple say it will give them a chance to tell their story. in the trailer, they've already raised allegations about the leaking and planting of stories to the press. a warning this report from our royal correspondent sarah campbell has flash photography. arriving at this glitzy awards ceremony in new york... "do you have a message for yourfamily?" harry was asked. not last night. on stage, the chat was light—hearted. i actually thought we were going on date night so i found it quite weird that we're sharing the room with 1500 people! we don't get out much because our kids are so small and young... with them, kerry kennedy, who presented them with a human rights award named after her father, robert f kennedy. you know, we're so proud of their work on racialjustice and on mental health parity and awareness

let's get the read from elaine chao, former labor secretary.on secretary as well. what do you think of that, the robust sector. >> people are sick of cabin fever. they are dying to get out. they have been shut away for 2 1/2 years. they want to go out to spend money they have which was amplified by the government and go to different places but it is not that easy for the airline industry to fulfill that consumer demand. when the airline industry was going through covid passenger volume dropped to 4% of pre-covid levels. so the airline had to do a lot to survive basically. they let people go even with government subsidies. as the traffic, as the demand came back and they tried to put back into service their aircrafts and also call on people who have been, who have left the industry or who have been laid off, it has been hard because it is not just with a switch of a you know, a switch of, i don't know what it is called, of finger that people can just come back. the airline industry is very skilled and it requires skilled workers and so -- neil:

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select committee member elaine luria. >> we need to know from mark meadows did you give that direction? that's why we made sure to highlight it. >> reporter: hutchinson also told the panel she struggled to find a lawyer and was directed to a trump related attorney named stefan passantino who outlined his strategy. the less you remember, the better. and later he told her, we just want to focus on protecting the president. and before she publicly testified about this altercation between the former president and his security detail in his limousine. >> reporter: >> the president said something to effect of, i'm the effing president. take me up to the capitol now. >> reporter: -- she said passantino discouraged her and suggested she say she didn't recall. >> for a lawyer to tell a client to say something that the client knows is false, it's not just unusual. it's criminal. >> reporter: passantino said he represented hutchinson honorably and ethically, but he also announced that he's taking a leave of absence from his firm because the situation from the committee had become, quote, a distra

people like a stronger lead, elaine abdel, and sometimes it makes me sad to see them living. i just harsh condition. and the child i will not need it. i don't care that a death or kiddos the regular oil. eric i like i said at amena will not 18 year old young yet. shaw is well aware of the dangers and when i'm doing hulu, if you game is you, honestly speaking, i don't want anyone from outside to get hurt highlighted. catalogue of losing someone is really painful or large in a row. young people like are sacrificed everything they are older and the same. the jungle morrow, melissa. no one wants to live here to live out of local. i just want the world to know that we need suppose a whole new living old will during our reporting, we met people who believe they have no choice but to take up arms. in their hatred of the military. they too seem willing to resort to brutal violence after returning from our trip, we also learned that under saw is se ways command captured regime soldiers have been executed. ah, so keeping true african music alive that is michael mccann baze life mission

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elaine dunkley, bbc news, in wigan. _ support and funding. elaine dunkley, bbc news, in wigan.of year. and it's going to get colder still, and we will notice that overnight tonight, the wind directions switching more to the north, breaking the cloud up. showers continue to past the east coast, but inland, a more widespread frost then we had this morning. chile to start tuesday, 1—2 icy patches. if you are showers eventually across southern parts of england, lots more sunshine then we've seen today, but that won't really help our temperatures, still below par at 5—8 c. more online. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. the russian defence ministry blames ukraine for the explosions at two of its airbases, both of them hundreds of miles inside russian territory. in response the russians fired another barrage of missiles at targets across ukraine — the eighth bombardment in as many weeks. the kremlin said it hit all 17 of its targets. anarchy in haiti. with armed gangs now in total control, kidnapping, raping, and killing at will. is there any hope f

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so i think what we found was injured. elaine was the fact that, well, i think we all remember telling off nice in 70, that was the tournament stamped his legacy stamped his legacy and may present what it is that the country dropped more so than even like a teenager. but i think what we didn't realize was this genuine child wouldn't lie in 70 retired from the national team. we played for brazil and they had to coax in back. i have $970.00, i have no service. we took vitamins, that without question, pele was an iconic footballer, but people say he transcended the sport. and i imagine you agree definitely trying to send it to school. like we have to remember the area we came up through. you know, this was the bus, the football as big business, this is the football as a commercial and in many ways. and i was the 1st looking super stop. and you've got this guy who fell with this incredible smile. he looked amazing. he was incredibly a debt to proving these iconic moments on the big stage. you know, he would storm well finals never go missing on those big big occasions. i think he just came

so i think what we found much interest. elaine was the fact that i think we will remember probably now in 1070. that was the tournament. the stamps is leg stamped, his legacy and my present what it is today. the country probably more so than even like a teenager. but i think what we didn't realize was this genuine child wouldn't play nice in 70 for time, and then actually set up. we played for brazil and they had to coax in back. i have 970. i know we talk about it and say that without question pele was an iconic footballer, but people say he transcended the sport. and i imagine you agree definitely trying to send it to school. now can we have to remember the error came up. you know, this was the football as big business, this is the football as a commercial and see. and in many ways he was the 1st movie, super stop. and you've got this guy who is a felony with me as well. this incredible smile. he looked amazing and he was incredibly a debt to prove in these iconic moments on the big stage. you know, he would storm woke up finals, never go missing on those big, big, big equations. i t

elaine from may con, georgia. i'm short and have been pushed and shoved my entire life.ere you're going. i do look where i'm going. i see everything. you guys can't see. l essa from ohio. fox needs to install a nap room after your tantrum on the 57. i think that would be good a nap room on the twenty-first floor. jesse r their nap pods in the white house. true, that's why they call him sleepy joe. rachel, would you rather swim with sharks or go against trial. i think i'm getting home cooking from the judge. i know what to do with a shark. swim towards it and punch it in the gills. eric from muncy, indiana. if you could interview biden what would your first question be? can you please wake up? the cameras are rolling. shannon from north carolina. i love douglas murray's accent. would you consider doing a show with a british accent? you want to see that for a whole hour. i think we can do better than that. maybe spanglish. tucker carlson is up next. remember one thing i'm waters and this is my world. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. you rememb

elaine dunkley, bbc news. last night the uk saw its coldest night since february 2021.idn't see anything as cold as this. this is how we started the day in northumberland, clear blue skies

i want to bring in elaine chao. madam secretary, welcome to the show, good to see you.lation in a moment but first donald trump attacked you on the grounds of your ethnicity. i wonder if you will take a moment to respond. >> i don't mean to respond his comments. stuart: we were appalled at what he said and it is up to you what you say in response. inflation up 7. one% in the past 12 months, 7. 7%. do you think inflation has peaked? >> i hope so. i don't think so. the pressure is against so many aspects as we continue. the administration continuing to churn out, unprecedented amounts of new regulations, putting hamper on job creation and further growth of the economy. as your listeners just heard congress under the majority of democrats are thinking about increased spending, so much money from the government into this economy. that helped to worsen the inflationary pressures and they have not learned from that but are continuing to think about spending. the workforce is a difficult place for workers to be. workers are suffering from high inflationary pressures, even as t

julia wright is so interesting in that she was recently involved with the case in elaine, arkansas, five who were tried and convicted of murder in less than 30 minutes in a mob rule trial. it was 1919 in your state of arkansas. can you talk about what you see as the parallels? >> you refer to the landmark case of moore versus dempsey, 1923 case. oliver wendell holmes wrote that where there has been a mob trial, violates due process and in that case again, the supreme court invalidated the murder conviction. the first-degree murder convictions of five black men who were sentenced to death. that again is precedent. that is again a connection. and julia wright, bless her heart, has connected the dots between the elaine race massacre, the massacre of black people in southeast arkansas by white vigilantes and by federal troops, by the way, and the incarceration and the refusal to release mumia abu-jamal. mumia abu-jam is now in prison because -- let's be clear, because of bloodlust. there is a notion that a police officer was oered. daniel faulkner was murdered. and prosecution messed up inve

." >> the biggest change was elaine was added to the show. >> get out! >> and you know what? 9:00 on thursday, 8:00 central. >> name one famous nbc show that aired in that time slot. >> "cheers." >> it's a dangerous slot because they're handing you the biggest audience there is. if that audience starts watching you and goes, i hate this, and they go, wait, you're dead. >> my mother caught me. >> caught you? doing what? >> you know. >> the episode that is super important in the trajectory of "seinfeld" is "the contest." >> i am never doing that again. >> it was predicated on a real contest that larry david had been part of. >> seeing who could go the longest without masturbating. >> but are you still master of your domain? >> i am king of the county. >> but what also should be noted, elaine is in the contest. >> john f. kennedy jr. >> and that i think was a bold statement at that time. >> hang on. hang on. >> jerry was dating marla, the virgin. >> let's go in the bedroom. >> really? >> that was an episode that doubled its audience while it was airing because people were clearl

. >> virginia democrat elaine luria, began her remarks with a timeline of donald trump's actions, specifically and ended with a powerful condemnation of the former president in total. her >> in summary, president trump lit the flame, he poured gasoline on the fire, and sat by in the white house dining room, for hours, watching the fire burn. and today, he still continues to fan those flames. that was his extreme dereliction of duty. >> ryan nobles, concussion, frankfort, lucy demellier still with us. tim i know a son of asking this because i know specifically ask you this question about 38 times before over the last six years. does the sheer volume in detail from the committee provide cover for more republicans to finally stand up and speak out against donald trump or what? >> no is the short answer the longer answer is at the midterm results as what's given some people as some cover, not enough cover. that doesn't speak well with them, doesn't do anything about defense of the country or defense of the rule of law ethics and morals they can stand up. it's their electoral viability this making

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let's bring in democratic congresswoman elaine luria of virginia.irst, let me get your response for the attorney for mr. eastman saying these referrals carry no more weight than any other referral from any other american citizen and basically attacking the committee? >> well, it's been the standard practice over the course of the investigation that people intend to attack the committee, rather than focusing on the real issue here that we have a president of the united states who essentially tried to stay until of in office after he lost the election. >> and there were also minutes that mike pence made. this is how he spends it, look as i wrote in my book i think the president's actions and words on january 6th were reckless but i don't know it's criminal to take bad advice from lawyers. what do you make of that? >> i'm actually kind of tired of mike pence trying to have it both ways. he really takes the lime light and likes to be portrayed as a hero because he did his job and followed the law. but at the same time, he goes back and tries to attack a

illegitimate, and so marjorie taylor greene is just much more blunt about it and most of them. >> elaine, all of her remarks have been so unconscionable, has struck the consciousness of the country. there's no way that she has any legitimacy, and the problem is the republican party refuses to denounce, or to say that she has no place in their party. and has not picked kicked her out and the more she's able to have this type of brazenly, anti-democratic, racially -- all of these elements of her platform, the more she normalizes that type of communication, that type of action, and that is an acceptable way of leading. so that is my general reaction, she is abhorrent. >> michelle goldberg, elena beverley, thanks both of you for joining me tonight, really appreciate your insights throughout the hour. after the break, i'll be joined by former white house chief photographer, peter suzanna, stick around. ick around [baby yawning] let's get you home for the holidays. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ [coughing] hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real h

and also elaine from them, this is the parliament of ghosts and parliament of ghosts. i was their work originally conceived in 2019 for a museum in manchester, called a with, with an idea of the parliament was basically to take old residue of things from their railways. gonna railways and also the gold coast. we're with back to england to create this parliamentary form that could allow for people to re encounter history in a very different form. after the exhibition, i decided to build a word as an actual form out of rickly. we're bringing soil into the space where we're going to transform it into a home field. i like the idea that within the course of the next couple of months, you gradually see like our food gemini, in, through their floor within the parliament. ah, my fund institution through various exhibitions that i do around the world and also works that i produce here in the studio that are also sold to museums around the world. that money is what is used actually in the development of the institution and also it's expansion. mm. ah, the points of bringing the

select committee member elaine luria. >> we need to know did you give that direction, and that's why we made sure to highlight it for the department of justice. >> reporter: hutchinson told the panel she struggled to final aid lawyer and was directed to a trump-related attorney named stefan passantino who outlined his strategy. "the less you remember the better," and later told her, "we just want to focus on protecting the president." before she publicly testified about this altercation between the former president and his security detail in his limousine -- >> the president said something to the effect of, i'm the effing president, take me up to the capitol now. >> reporter: she said stefan passantino discouraged her and suggested she say she didn't recall. >> for a lawyer to tell a client to say something that the client knows is false, it's not just unusual, it's criminal. >> reporter: passantino said he represented hutchinson honorably and ethically but is taking a leave of absence from the firm because the situation with the committee had become, quote, a distraction. nikole kil

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elaine, i love to start with you.even be a part of the calculus here? a federal judge has already determined that trump and others conspired to defraud the united states. >> given all the effort that has gone into the january six committee, the members are trying to ensure that the presentation of the information they give has the greatest level of impact. so i don't think they are concerned, as concerned about the politicization of the report at this point. they just want to make sure it has the best and most important impact. that impact is both public education, making the historic record, making sure that they are presenting where there has been criminality in their mind from the amassing of their evidence and also flagging it for the department of justice. of course, the determination about whether not to prosecute ultimately comes down to the department of justice. this is not -- they do not have the authority to prosecute. we are going to see jack smith go forward with this independent investigation and ultimat

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with it's a big day in santa elaine, out, the coffee harvest is being brought to the roster. low bow unloads coffee from the ve benitez and other small holders. lowell powell is from the u. s. and his wife myra oriano. powell is from this area together, they founded the contract community the initiative sells this regional organic coffee in the united states. they then use the profits to support environmental and social projects and honduras for traders. not enough farmers are not getting ahead. so is it, is it better than nothing? yeah, but is it enough? no, because he doesn't have any disposable income for me, was coffees about is the people behind in if we need to treat people with respect and so sometimes giving people respect, explain more for, for their normal power. was a prosecutor at u. s. immigration for 12 years, he knows the fates awaiting those who have to give up their coffee plantations and emigrate. i left my job. i just didn't like prosecuting people. right, wasn't, you know, you rather be around people helping them here. i still feel like i'm a lawyer, but t