become eleanor eleanor doesn't want to go home. i mean she is elated to be an alex wood. and so she asked to stay during the summers. and man was health says to her basically, of course, you can stay but now you must learn to be independent. you must learn to live on a budget. you must learn to make your own reservations. you must learn to speak the language of the communities that you visit and most of all you must remember. that you are a guest in these communities. so while you go to the opera and the museums and the stores and the fine restaurants, you have a duty you must volunteer in hospitals. she must volunteer in settlement communities. you must learn to see the cities in all of their complexity and wholeness and eleanor revels. i mean she's there so much to cut the story short stories story short is that she wants to stay and teach there she wants to teach history in civics and english literature alan's wood. and teddy becomes president. she's got to go home and make her debut, which she does not want to do. the man was e

eleanor: i don't think so. i think that if you look at where we were standing at the beginning of 2023, there was a much more negative view on how 2023 was going to develop. i come back to the earnings picture that we had in the first quarter. notably, order entry in some areas which has been more positive than he expected -- then people expected. i am not expecting either a recession in europe or perhaps even not one in the u.s.. the u.s. is perhaps a little bit more fragile than europe in terms of recessionary fears for a couple of quarters in 2023. i think both areas could avoid that. unfortunately, the downside to that argument is that we continue for longer with the type of low growth that we have been seeing over the last few years. we have not got any economy booming at the moment are likely to develop very fast. we have a difficult geopolitical situation around us. i am more on the lower for longer growth view rather than recession and then a boom of a recession. tom: ok, eleanor jolidon, thank you. you

eleanor had suffered from depression before becoming pregnant. soon as the intrusive thoughts started. she asked me about what i was experiencing and she listened and she didn't judge. she wasn't shocked. there was no discomfort from her part. so i felt it was a safe place and a safe person to speak to, and that changed everything. the consequences of not getting support can be serious, and the risk of the worst outcome is rising. in 2020, women were three times more likely to die by suicide during pregnancy or the six weeks afterwards compared to the three years previously. while the absolute numbers remain small, the trend is significant. researchers were so worried they even brought forwards the latest audit of maternal deaths. in 2016, the uk government pledged a revolution in mental health services and there has been significant improvement since then. this map from 2015 ranked services according to a kind of traffic light system. all the areas in red had no specialist maternal mental health services at all. those in pink had just one member

eleanor, you first. president biden expressing optimistic. you just heard from kevin mccarthy who is also admitting it is hard work but he is optimistic. should everyone else feel the same way? >> yes, they are meeting this afternoon and because kevin mccarthy says he wants to get this done, give them 72 hours to look together whatever they put together, that could put it on time for a floor vote as early as perhaps around tuesday. we just found out from treasury secretary janet yellen last night that in fact the day that we run out of money is going to be june 5th, not june 1st, so that puts us on schedule. it is a tight schedule but it is on schedule. >> and is that the sense that you're getting from lawmakers, that you've been talking to, aides as well, on capitol hill, that there is this sense of optimism that they're going to be able to get this done in time? >> yes, absolutely. i mean we are seeing a lot more positivity here in the last couple of days, even from last night, on to today, than it was earlier this week, when speaker mccart

but i should also add, theodore roosevelt had a niece named eleanor roosevelt, and fdr married, their type. and when you deal with the environmental conservation, those presidents are giants. and i wrote two books on them. so the book i'm is silent spring. remember, evolution is about the third wave. and incidentally, fdr, 800 state parks, 800 that i can go to him him saving big ben national park on d-day which did he had all the d-day maps of big ben where visitor stations are to be fdr. right while our were invading normandy did not a game for the roosevelt's environment conservation but the third wave i had to write didn't have a figure like that. it didn't have a figure like fdr or whoever. he filled out an application. what is his job he'd write tree farmer. he saw christmas trees out of his home. he was born along the hudson river. spent his life along the hudson is on the hudson and really was the leader of what today we call the scenic cuts river movement to protect that beautiful, incredible waterway. so my third wave that i had a problem where to begin, who to focus in this

eleanor with a price target. where -- what will we learn?g to be -- top line sales of 1.5 billion adjusted with the margin earlier. i think inflation will may mainly for the u.s.. the group is nonetheless we expect positive sales growth in the region. the stock year-to-date, it's been that in q3 we see acceleration in u.s. sales growth. i think investors have questions. could that be an effect of the normalization or is it more about -- which is the reason why they executed the slowdown in the interest rate. guy: let's try and answer some of those questions. what do you see happening in the used markets? i think this is a high-value sector right now and what influence does it have on switzerland? the rish mall seat -- richemont sees the abused watch market as being frothy. -- sees the used watch market as being frothy. eleonora: it does not seem to bother the industry at all, looking at the rolex secondhand program, it does not -- it makes it harder to manage because consumers are increasingly having to wait for those watches. if anything th

ago, on the people of the israeli war of independence, female flight instructor and a patriot named eleanor rudnick organized the training program for israeli fighter pilots at her airfield in bakersfield. there was only 13 volunteers, including two women who took this course. only three finished. technically, the program was illegal because israel did not exist as a modern state and america was neutral. but why did these pilots do it? what compelled them to risk their lives to help reestablish the state of israel? as we look around this room, we know the answer. we all know it. it was faith and freedom. those values are worth fighting for and even dying for, and especially today. [applause] and they took to the skies, not knowing what the future would hold, but knowing that god and one millions of americans were their allies in this cause. they won. the state of israel was reborn. 75 years has passed since those heroes felt secure in israel's independence. the choice of struggles and life were just ahead of them. and now, while they rest in peace, their sacrifice and legacies live on in a

on poverty, on childcare, on pay scales, on corporate greed, on eleanor and franklin roosevelt.y parents did the same thing. roosevelt was the hero. a mother who just died a couple years ago, 93, would set up when senator sanders or warren were on the news and say, those guys were like roosevelt. that is who all democrats used to be. i have such deep respect for you. i was at the memorial for alethea titus and during the q&a period, i got up and asked about the lack of accountability in regard to the bush administration and iraq. you diverted my question about accountability to bush's paintings. it brought up questions for me in regard to justice and accountability with you. i want to ask you with regard to foreign policy, he invaded iraq under many false pretenses prior to the invasion. i write, syria, libya -- iraq, syria, libya. how would you deal with foreign policy and the fact we live -- leave hundreds of thousands of people dead, entered and turned into refugees? guest: we have to deal with the american war machine. in this town, it is called the blob. i referred to it as

this is mayor eleanor trader. it wants to provide homes for all of them, but that's not an easy task on the left and we're at the limit of our housing capacity. we couldn't accommodate any more people. we just don't have any available living space. we're also stretched to providing language classes. language school does not have enough teachers who can offer german courses, but from the state to the bumper was a mountain many towns in germany face similar problems. the country took in more than 1000000 refugees last year. housing is scarce, and so our spots in schools and daycare centers back of the town hall may or schroeder says he can't cope with the task of integrating refugees alone. he needs extra personnel, but mostly it's obvious that a small community like ours can shoulder the burden of implementing integration programs on its own. we need additional staff, an idea only the funding to pay for it, but then try that to the opposite sides. get those funds shrewder says should come from the federal governmen

admired the courage of a russian girl, she looked like a stern child dressed in uniform would say, then eleanor in the film the battle for sevastopol overpowered yulia accurately conveyed her meeting with lyudmila pavlichenko with external calm. pavlichenko inside everything boiled and hatred for the stew and desperate faith in victory, i want to tell you that we will win, it seems not which was not capable of hurting her heart, but is said to be the catchy title of the western press. lady death. she's scared. offended painfully, because a woman must bear life. love light wants to be a lady life wants to be a woman of life, not a woman of death. just do not see that i am a woman, this is not a woman. you are a soviet soldier. interesting, this is very worrisome. these absolutely unique memories lyudmila pavlichenko managed to write down shortly before she died in the 74th and a seemingly unhurried story about sniper hunting, duels with the nazis and traps, but sounds like an exciting and poignant confession you see, the light of your opponent too. well, he will also be able to consider you. lis

eleanor thank you very much. thank you it works unwittingly participate in this struggle. big side of the light. thank you very much eleanor or fyodor's classmate ran with us, then she was amazing, such a clear, smart, girl, good, look good. what do i mean by the problems of this time we repeat. it seems to me that this is a problem and a tragedy for a large number of people, because it is natural for people, of course, not to be forced to choose any side, but now is the time that we need to treat this between the trenches both stupidly and vulgarly and impossible. yes, and quite rightly it was said, of course, the war is inside. we need to win in it, ask for a big ask, please, i said it again, that from my well, because it goes around the country. so to speak, it is also a special kind of operation, which should completely shovel the country and turn it into some kind of country that we can all imagine in our dreams and fantasies there. repeat. now we are working on it. what do you think, how much of a systemic problem. here is what we said this is one university in one o

like a stern child dressed in a uniform would later say about a meeting with lyudmila pavlichenko eleanor roosevel in the film battle for sevastopol julia overpower accurately conveyed with outward calm. in the case, everything inside was seething and hatred for the enemy and desperate faith in victory, i want to tell you that we will win, it seems that nothing could hurt her heart, but they say brodsky's title, western press lady. death offended her terribly, because a woman must bear life. love light wants to be a lady life wants to be a woman of life, they are women of death. they just won't see that i'm a woman. you are not a woman. you are a soviet soldier. these totally unique memories lyudmila pavlichenko managed to write down shortly before she died in the seventy -fourth and a seemingly unhurried story about sniper hunting, duels with nazis and traps, but it sounds like an exciting and poignant confession you will see the enemy from you. he will be able to consider either the enemy, since they could cause artillery fire, so he was looking for them and destroying important targets

pulse of a seamless passage, lost relatives when the west savaged a carved up yugoslavia the men eleanor. so that was simple event as well as article sponsors and historically going to the visual sponsors. there was never to go to detroit incident points. i'd say this wouldn't cover the zillow generally . while i build with that is article event going to be a problem. to the point is that the best thing about the contents of the hunt, me and the world criminal as a well known to both western intelligence services and the the truth about it on his own agreement on the middle east. they let me stop, toyed delaney's up on the so filled up by you, nikki, save a lot of them. he called again. he's going to need to send out who the bus will go to rack on a single junior court. i'm not sure if they need to go and i got this guy. he needs a septic. let's look at a blush about he's opponents like we need to be the 2nd i need a quote is likely to be lives. if i be looking at a $36.00 on the see, many of us we're going to go to the called sweet story which evil. now the jeanette keels gets the most.

why didn't i study eleanor on till monday we met because my daughter and his daughter attend the same school which place my as an artisan, vaguer becca ludowici, always based certain challenge. little we got to talking one time and he asked me if i had any innovative new ideas for his bakery. sheer, an innovative anoint. i gave it some thought in latin and mentioned our new yeast oil on the show. that was a heifer. so he said he used a lot of palm oil for making an issue of pyre, and that while there were alternatives 2nd, most of them were very expensive. i was and didn't deliver the results he wanted. in the last, on the scanner heter stops on the us king. my professors resourceful idea was to turn the final ground bread into cooking oil harvested in the lab rather than the field unless it's met. i'll take this with me in a week and a half from now bring back the product and i have for them. okay. finish her. of are you of us every morning on the island of borneo in indonesia. and ma'am, goes ali ventures into the jungle to bring breakfast to rescue durango hans. the animals have su

pulse of a seamless passage. lost relatives when the west savage, de, cob job yugoslavia, the men eleanor so that we should bully menace, will drop it off. the kids are pulled on his article sponsors if his don't go to the vehicle sponsored there. is there anything more than it did or didn't you didn't point side. see, this wouldn't go with us alternately, while i build with that his article report is that the best thing about the contents of the hunt, me and the war criminals, a well known to both western intelligent services and various peacekeeping organizations that concern them probably 1570 so when i came in on the go, but uh as they let me stop, toyed delaney's up on me so screwed up by you. nikki. save a lot of them. he called again his i'd say closer to him for what you would caught him is going to need stuff. so not home. that's what i'm not going to so much about this because he needs a septic. let's look at a blush about, he's opponents like we need to be the 2nd i need, of course is likely to feel as if i'd be looking at 36 on the see 1000000 us. we're going to little close.

costs of a seamless passage, lost relatives when the west savage, de cob job yugoslavia, the men eleanor. so that we should bully menace, we'll drop it off the kids up all the is article sponsors and historically going to the visual sponsored the reserve at the detroit incident point inside. see miss whittaker with as little change really. all i build with that is article event can be a problem to the point, is that the best thing about the contents of the hunt, me and the war criminals, a well known to both western intelligent services and various peacekeeping organizations the next day. and i'm probably going to bobby, you have an update about it on his own agreement on the group of ease. they will be snapped away dell and he's up on the so thought up by you, nicky say will identical to get his i'd say closer to him for what you like. got him is going to need to send that home. the so called are not going a single genuine record. i'm not sure if they need to go to god his case, he needs a septic. let's look at a blush about is opponents like we need to be the 2nd, i mean, of course, is

his idea is to turn left over bread into cooking oil on the white untrustworthy eleanor. on the, on monday we met because my daughter and his daughter attend the same school as graceful as an artisan vega. becker ludowici always based certain challenge a little. we got a talking one time and he asked me if i had any innovative new ideas for his bakery . sheer and innovative annoying. i gave it some thought in latin and mentioned our new yeast oil performance to show visuals. are heifer castille. he said he used a lot of palm oil for bacon issue of palmer, and that while there were alternatives 2nd, most of them were very expensive. i was and didn't deliver the results he wanted. in the last on the scanner header. instruction to us king my professor's resourceful idea was to turn the final ground bread into cooking oil harvested in the lab rather than the field elicits mc. i'll take this with me in a week and a half from now bring back their product in about half off. okay. finish ever of our new ever. every morning on the island of borneo in indonesia, a man goes a li ven

while the vice president was in the room, he received a call from the white house from eleanor rooseveltto see the president, but to become the president of the united states. so we feel very close. we still call it the board of education. we don't play cards there, have refreshments anymore, but it is a place of history for us. again, what an honor it is to be with the truman family, who keep alive the noble spirit of our nation's 33rd president. i thank you, clifton. thank you, thomas.ma thank you, polly. special thanks to congressman russ carnahan and senator jean carnahan the word from day one to make this location possibly, and is mr. cleaver said, so many people for a long time. today, we gather to celebrate harry truman and the greatest gift he gave to our nation, his unyielding commitment to democracy. it was this fervent belief that drove him to don our nation's uniform to fight in france during the first world war, to defend the people's interest for a decade here in these hallowed halls, and to champion freedom and justice here at home and across the world. he brought the midw

costs of a seamless passage, lost relatives when the west savage, de cob job yugoslavia, the men eleanor. so that was ship bully menace will drop it off the kids up all the is article sponsors and historically going to the visual sponsors. there was never to go to detroit incident point inside see miss whittaker with as little change really. all i build with that is article event going to be a problem to the point is that the best thing about the contents of the hunt, me and the war criminals, a well known to both western intelligent services and various peacekeeping organization the next day. and i'm probably going to bobby, enough to talk about it on his own agreement on the group of ease. they won't be snapped or they'll and he's up on the so thought up by you, nicky say will identical to get his i'd say a co sourcing problem like got him is going to need to send i hope the bus will go to not going a single genuine record, i'm not sure if he needs to go to got this case. he needs a septic. let's give him a couple extra. he's opponents like we need to be stuck and i need a court. is th

beautiful place.iv the vice president then was in the room he received a call from the white house eleanort to see the president but to become the president of the united states. so we felt very close we still called the board of education. they don't play cards there or have refreshmentss anymore. but it is a place of history for us. again, what an honor it is to be alwith the family that noble spirit of our nation's 33rd president. i went to thank you under special thanks to congressman carnahan and senator who work from day one to help make this occasion possible. and so people for a long time. to date we gather to celebrate harry truman and the greatest gift he gave to our nation. his unyielding commitment to democracy. it was his fervent belief that drove him to don our nation's uniform to in france during the first world war. to defend people's interest for decades here in these hallowed halls. and to champion freedom and justice here at home and across the world. he brought his midwest values to the congress and to the white house. i perform in himself a business owner to remit new

first of all, democrat, the ground that walked, eleanor roosevelt felt the same way. hated nixon with a passion. the leaders of the democratic party went to fundamental extreme because nixon was vulnerable and because eisenhower was not. the great man because it was a waste of your a time so going afterr someone they thought was possible to go after but what's worse is today newspapers, magazines,on television, you hae these people who are commentators i call idiots and they will tell you material that makes noe sense at all in one thing one day and another day the opposite. in 1960 you have a bevy of famous columnists, newspaper reporters that simply wrote what happened whereas kennedy had great energetic audiences. nixon, nobody was there. if you saw teachers, kennedy had good audiences. did nixon have people who are charismatic? absolutely. didn't kennedy have people cannot charismatic? he is. "this in the book, nixon's trade in october of 1960 wearing kennedy lapel button. how tacky can you get to get scenes?ehind the my personal experience when i taught especiall

the last time it happened was 53 years ago when president wilson's daughter eleanor is married in thee occasions are so rare it's been said that events happen. once-in-a-lifetime. ♪♪ ♪♪ lindo way you trace this how it began and when you realized it was serious? >> the first part of your question i don't quite know when her courtship began. chuck and i didn't play as partners. he would be somebody else's partner but that's how we met over the bridge table and later in the summer we started double dating with my roommate at the time so that's how her courtship began.eg the outward physical beauty is one of the first things any man notices about girl and later on an opportunityty to know and understand her better to she had a very keen mind in a very thoughtfuled person. >> yet a sense of humor and a great lover of life and a lot of energy sometimes i think more than i have. we are both very serious and fairly quiet. werl have a lot in common. we arrived at the decision mutually and it wasn't a spur of the moment thing on my part. we had gone through a lot of thoughtful sessions and we d

eleanor roosevelt felt the same way. annalee stevenson hated nixon with a passion. the leaders of the democratic party went to the fundamental extreme because nixon was vulnerable and because eisenhower wasas not. you didn't attack the great man because it's a waste of w your time. you went after someone they thought was possible to go after. but what is worse than that is today inon newspapers, magazine, television you have some of these people who are commentators that i nicely called idiots. they will tell you material that makes no sense at all and say the exact opposite thing but back in the day in 1960 you had famous columnists of newspaper reporters that simply wrote what happened whereas kennedy had these great energetic audiences. and if you saw pictures they had good audiences. did kennedy have people he thought was charismatic, yes but i quote this in the book, nixon strain in 1960 wearing a kennedy lapel button. how tacky can you get and get thesee people behind the scenes behaved poorly. to give my own personal experience when i taught especially after

supervision in. taurus are also allow the offer more or less, i'm joined by august and tell of eve, we have eleanor of he's the executive director of an ex, chavez. and his really and you are welcome to protect engine sites for the public and people of all faiths. and communities in london is mazda in tennessee, and he's director of the palestine institute for bite. i've asked in sustainability, he's also the founder and director of the palestine museum of natural history. and boston is around me, hoary. he's a syndicated columnist and also the director of global engagement at the american university of berries. i will welcome to you all and thank you very much for joining us today. and inside story, i want to start with this cabinet meeting, which i believe was also convinced to knock israel as jerusalem de mazda. why was the choice of a new, quite so provocative to yes indeed. i mean a is a government from its funding listed arisen a $100.00 and that sort of thing. so i learned it to you over the land of pen assignment, calling it said you would fit your business rides as well as creating a prete

scene for the wedding predict this was 53 years ago blossom avenue and president wilson's daughter eleanoro rare these events happened it bt once in a lifetime. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> you trace rest is how your courtship began and when you realized that it was serious. >> i really don't know when my courtship began, chuck and i played a lot together and we didn't play as partners actually became some of the others office partner but that's really how we got over to this table and then later in the summer, we started double dating with my roommate, really how are courtship began. >> the outward beauty is one of the first and things that any man notices about a girl and then later on, you can't establish a relationship on this alone and just an opportunity to know and understand better predict she is very very keen mind and a very very thoughtful person predict. >> since of humor and love of life and a lot of the energy, sometimes i think more than i have in were both very serious and fairly quiet and we have a lot in common. >> we arrived at this decision mutually, it wasn't a spur of the moment

the last time it happened was 53 years ago when president wilson's daughter eleanor was married in the. these occasions are so rare it can truly be said that it happens. once in a lifetime. ♪♪ >> lynda we have traced for us how your courtship began when he realized it was serious? for the first part of your question i don't know when the courtship began. we didn't play as partners. he wishes the somebody else's partner but that's how we met bridge table and later in the summer we started double dating with my roommate and that's how our courtship began. >> the outward physical beauty was one of the first things that any man notices about a girl. later on can't establish a relationship on this alone an opportunity to know and understand her better. she is a very keen mind and she's a very thoughtful person. >> a sense of humor, great love of life and a lot of energy allow more than i have. we are both very serious and fairly quiet. we have allowing common. >> we arrived at the decision mutually. it wasn't a spur of the moment thing on my part. we had gone through a lot of ythoughtful di

interesting the idea of community and the historical persona i was a h schoolteacher also known as eleanor harris it's interesting we would know each other. it's almost like stuck in back in time. my next question is an audience question a compelling question can you comment on james horton as a free person but living with the trauma knowing that his people are enslaved on the fear of being captured and sold into slavery as well. >> absolutely. it's an interesting vantage point thatns james had in the sense there was a privilege that not being afforded at that time but to no any moment that could be taken away similar to when they were captured and going into the cave fields and different things like that there were instances when they were getting close to that line. >> it is soer interesting during the performance when you're in the ship and i wonder if this is what it was like with the experiences speaking to the ancestral experience. >> absolutely taken that into account what the possibility was, the differences in the justification between white officers potentially being imprisoned f

strapped to my legs just a extraordinarily frank admission and what's really really moving about this is eleanorroosevelt's reaction. she was watching all this from the gallery and her response and she wrote about this later was it wasn't that roosevelt, her husband, was admitting that in front of the audience that he could no longer or could not walk. she said, you see, he was admitting to himself. and she said, you see, i am crippled, man. we have an incredible photograph of fdr at the in congress delivering. that speech and in the exhibit, if you come, you can also watch a video clip of his speech. he does talk about his disability. we also have on display, again, something very rarely put out in our special exhibit pair of fdr braces, the £10 of steel that he referred to in the speech that you can see on display. so he gives the speech to congress. it's of his lobbying effort to get things underway regarding the u.n. he wants to get americans thinking about taking a bigger role in international affairs. this horrible war is over and. then he goes from washington d.c. down warm springs, georg

[applause] i'm joined today by my wife, amy, my four children, brendan, eleanor, shay, and layla. my mother and father, nancy and tom. over 20 years ago, i came home to this community in valhalla where i was welcomed by former teachers and coaches and began working with young athletes. am there i discovered my passion for engaging with children. i enrolled here at westchester community college. [applause] to begin accruing the credits necessary to be a science teacher. i could not have chosen a more fulfilling career. the entirety of which i have spent in the wonderfully diverse community of white plains. [applause] in white plains, the children have always been my why. they are why i love my work and i am inspired by them daily. i am humbled to be here representing the thousands of educators who provide knowledge, joy, comfort, safety, and stability to so many children. that's why i'm concerned about harmful cuts in the recent house bill. cuts that would result in teachers losing their jobs and more students in every classroom. these cuts would make it harder for me and my collea

book that's been out for a while by doris kearns goodwin called no ordinary time about franklin and eleanor roosevelt during the depression years and world war ii and its so much for me and thinking.y it's interesting if you look at lincoln and look at roosevelt, both of them had plans what they were going to do when the war was over. lincoln died and roosevelt right before and roosevelt was planning a second economic bill of rights. i'm going to be making a speech in washington at the national press club on the 18th of this month about a 21st century economic bill of rights. we need to take up where some of these people left off. >> he was a well-known immigration lawyer, my brother is an immigration lawyer. my father took us to vietnam in 1965 because he said he wanted us to see. he said i came home from the seventh grade and my teacher, my social studies teacher said if we didn't fight on the shores of hawaii, this is during the vietnam war, my teacher told us if we didn't fight on the shores ofot hawaii that, no, if we didt fight vietnam we would be fighting on the shores of hawaii a ca

eleanor roosevelt felt the same way. adlai stevenson hated nixon with a passion.the leaders of the democratic party the fundamental extreme one because nixon was vulnerable and isaiah was not. when after someone they thought what's worse than that you have some of these people who are commentators that i nicely call idiots. theyl will tell you material tht makes no sense at all. and one day the exact opposite thing. but back in the day in 1960 you have a bevy of famous colonists, of newspaper reporters that simply wrote what happened where as kennedy had these great energetic audiences. nobody was there. and if you sell pictures, kennedy had good audiences. and surprised nixon had good audiences. did nixon happy with that worker's manic? absolutely. and i quote this in the book, goes along to nixon's train in 1960, wearing a wind with kennedy lapel button. how tacky can you get? but yet these people behind the scenes behaved poorly. and to give you my own personal experience, when i taught especially after started writing about richard nixon people would not talk

. >> that's eleanor holmes.ayor is testifying before a house committee today on the nation's capitol. the move is long overdue. griff jenkins to find out what's on the agenda for that hearing. good to see you. >> bill, good morning. bowser is in the hot seat now and take you back for a live look at that hearing. she is appearing before james comer's oversight committee. she is also going to be alongside the police chief for d.c. robert conte to face questions about crime in the nation's capital, which is rising at an alarming rate. now that by the way is the senate. it is the house that she is appearing. let's look now at the numbers, though. you have overall violent crime up 13% this year. robberies 18%. look at that, motor vehicle theft 113%. with 80 homicides, 80 so far this year. they're up 7%. mother's day weekend got no break. 10 and 12-year-old girls were shot. there is a reward for information. yesterday at a press conference mayor bowser laid out new initiatives and said congress needs to know about thi

are your children or eleanor linda albert polina in that order and want something?the sheet you are not different. but all charming polina this is my favorite, my good-natured. how old is nine, the only son, albert albert valerievich, 21 years old on may 2, he was born on the same day as my mother on may 2, what do you learn? children's knowledge, skill skills here to teach only a personal example i'm a workaholic because my parents were workaholics my son is a workaholic because i'm a workaholic spend some free time together, this some board games, or they have everything, i can say that parents spend their free time with children when the children are small, here is polina yes, when children grow up they don’t need their own, it means they are busy a lot, various amazing thing that his favorite music is ringing silence how do you like it? i agree. of course, for a person who is professionally engaged in music , silence is really the most beautiful music for him. but of course, music is the sound of rain, it is the sound of foliage. silence is also music , and more