ellen rotgut has had a positive pregnancy test. thursdays and not just us i can't. ellen's excited about the change in her life becoming a mother and starting a family. and how overwhelmed she is with feelings of love for the baby growing inside her him i'm in just half a year and there's aman or armin with a different has hit 10000 subscribers on you tube making the most successful program of the evangelical churches new social media campaign in germany the videos are recorded in the old parsonage of aima and produced by lucas shinkai from the even jellicoe radio station the system of the far from this would have been unthinkable 5 months ago but then with covert came a digitalisation course from the church and now maybe under saddam heralds a new form of church and we couldn't imagine before for. stephie is normally bothered by negative comments but one recent criticism came from one of her churchmen as. she takes such things to hot and it's getting to her during her latest film shoot. you know what's troubling here is that the host about how i changed my voice i

i agree very much with ellen. i think agree very much with ellen.gree very much with ellen. i think a lot of boys— agree very much with ellen. i think a lot of boys and culture think they are valued — a lot of boys and culture think they are valued more than girls, then they— are valued more than girls, then they see — are valued more than girls, then they see their role models, the president— they see their role models, the president is a man, prime minister as a man. — president is a man, prime minister as a man, judges are all men and it reinforces— as a man, judges are all men and it reinforces that sense that men are more _ reinforces that sense that men are more important and therefore have that sense — more important and therefore have that sense of entitlement. that's what _ that sense of entitlement. that's what we — that sense of entitlement. that's what we need to change. both that sense of entitlement. that's what we need to change.- that sense of entitlement. that's what we need to change. both of you think it's a cultural _ what we nee

ellen rotgut has had a positive pregnancy test. thursday the not just us i can't. ellen's excited about the change in her life becoming a mother and starting a family. and how overwhelmed she is with feelings of love for the baby growing inside her. in just half a year and this armin or armin with a different has hit 10000 subscribers on new cheap making it the most successful program of the even jellicoe churches new social media campaign in germany the videos are recorded in the old parsonage of aima and produced by lucas shinkai from the even jellicoe radio station the system of the fall of this would have been unthinkable 5 months ago but then with covert came a digitalisation bush from the church and now maybe under the arm of heralds a new form of church and we couldn't imagine before that. stephanie is normally bothered by negative comments but one recent criticism came from one of her church members she takes such things to hot and it's getting to her during her latest film shoot. you know what's troubling here is that the host about how i changed my voice

hi, richard. >> hi, ellen. >>ry. where do you live?tts. >> what are you doing here? >> vacation. >> uh-huh. who are you vacationing with? >> my girlfriend and her daughter. >> okay. and -- next? >> jimmy: okay, next is aidan, looks like. >> hi, aidan? >> hello. >> hi, where do you live? >> i live here in l.a. but i'm from nashville, tennessee. >> you're vacationing as well? you live her in l.a., you say that. >> yeah. >> i'm not high. [ laughter ] do you -- do you smoke pot? >> i do. >> uh-huh. [ laughter ] have you tried a gummy? >> i have tried a gummy, yes. >> you like them? >> i do. i do. [ laughter ] >> okay, all right. and who's next? let's see. >> jimmy: janice. >> hi, janice. where do you live? >> new york. >> okay. you're very mellow for a new yorker. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there might be a reason for that. >> yeah, i know, i know. what -- what do you do? >> i'm a mom. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: oh. >> how old are your kids? >> 14, 8, and 3. i'm a cool mom. >> uh-huh. you do something for sure, because you've got -- [ laughter ] do

at church how wife ellen is teaching the intern how to perform communion. in these moments and the apostle ones are standing up front here we have to turn around to stretch out our arms and sing to the congregation. in my house and the. ellen is officially the pastor's wife but since she is an ordained pastor herself she voluntarily takes on some of her wife's to tease the church expects dedication from pastors spouses and partners. on this arm and is something that the 2 pastors do in their spare time only the production costs a finalist from the church's media budget i was not expose of it it was just in this video clip from under the couple talks lightheartedly about what it would mean for them to have a polyamorous relationship that ellen writes carex plains that each person has to discover their own needs in a bit of this among. the regional bishop ralph meister based in hanover is stephanie and helen rats because boss he's not a fan of and this armin. money management for me well they don't make it for me i'm not the target audience for the call so th

at church how wife ellen is teaching the intern how to perform communion. in these moments and the apostle ones are standing up front here we have to turn around and stretch out our arms and sing to the congregation. and that. ellen is officially the pastor's wife but since she is an ordained pastor herself she voluntarily takes on some of her wife's to tease the church expects dedication from pastors spouses and partners. under the arm and is something that the 2 pastors do in their spare time only the production costs a finalist from the church's media budget i was not expose of it it was just that in this video clip from under the couple talks lightheartedly about what it would mean for them to have a polyamorous relationship that ellen rots carex planes that each person has to discover their own e. that's better than some of. the regional bishop ralph meister based in hanover is stephanie and helen rats because boss he's not a fan of and this armin. running around with me for me well they don't make it for me i'm not the target audience for the call so

ellen johnson sirleaf.p, but unless those laws are implemented and unless we have the environment in which the implementation are insisted upon by those in society — both men and women — then it's most difficult to get away from those culture's assumptions. let's go to casablanca, morocco, to dana. what do you want to ask ellenjohnson sirleaf and mary robinson? thank you, zeinab. both madam presidents, what an honour to be - with you in this session today. thank you for the opportunity, bbc global questions. - my question today is about - women in leadership positions. many of us in this position often hear that we are too articulate or too direct or even too confident. j why do people make these kindj of statements, and do you think that this can lead to - self—limiting ambitions of, you know, for women i and for many other girls who are growing - to be these leaders? thank you. mary robinson, what's your answer to dana? well, thank you, dana. it is true that women in leadership are oftenjudged differently

graduations to shafiq and ellen aka you're doing great work keep it up and. undesigned is an all round success but there's still work to do. it up the strength of i think the best thing we could achieve is to no longer be different for us to just be us in the church and in the world. and maybe we'll have a channel for seniors about incontinence or whatever so no one is different i'm more. definite in ellen rocca so they may just keep on running their you tube channel until they're old and growing themselves with. the. design. of colors and patterns a marriage of technique and creative. infatuation with fabrics a chance to slow down and tune into the rhythm of. sort of manly. knitting there is nothing boring about it. ought to. buy you ready for some break news i'm pristine wonderland i on the edge of my country with a brand new details good news africa the show that settles the issues shaping the concert now with more time to all bought into we'll talk to all of the friends stuff i'll talk to you what's making the facts and what's behind it where on the stree

gratulations to sheffield and ellen aka you're doing great work keep it up. under is an all round success but the stone work to do. it up the surface of i think the best thing we could achieve is to no longer be different for us to just be us in the church and in the world. and maybe we'll have a channel for seniors about incontinence or whatever hops are no one is different i'm more. inclined to them and stephanie and helen roscoe say they may just keep on running their you tube channel until they're old and growing themselves. this is a fine shot and it finally being upset by the pandemic. migrant workers not only do they use their wages to support their families but. also supporting the local economies of their home country. new ideas to help ensure that their families are provided for it in the future. it means minutes on t.w. . how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all miss trying to do through the topics covered and the weekly radio program. if you would like and more information on the chrono laroche or any other science topic you sho

i agree very much with ellen.f boys sense, in a lot of cultures, they are valued more than girls, then they see their role models — the president is a man, the prime ministeras a man, judges are all men, and it reinforces that sense that men are more important and therefore have that sense of entitlement. that's what we need to change. so both of you think it's a cultural problem, it's not something that can be addressed with legislation, because faith asks why there is a sense of male entitlement. and it seems to be resistant to even good laws trying to eradicate it. i think the laws can help. removing the laws that descriminate can help and also a kind of an educational change based on equality. which is what generation equality, the forum that is taking _ equality, the forum that is taking place in mexico and paris — taking place in mexico and paris this year is all about. it's all about asserting the true equality and the more women move who high office in various ways and leadership at local deal, the more we

and how ellen rathke has had a positive pregnancy test. how their lives have thursdays and not just us and can't. ellen's excited about the change in her life becoming a mother and starting a family and how overwhelmed she is with feelings of love for the baby growing inside her. in just half a year and this omen almon with a different has hit 10000 subscribers on new cheap making it the most successful program of the even jellicoe churches new social media campaign in germany the videos are recorded in the old post an age of aima and produced by lucas sheen cut from the even jellicoe radio station at the money for this would have been unthinkable 5 months ago but then with covert came a digitalisation push from the church and now maybe under saddam and heralds a new. one we couldn't imagine before for sinker. steffi is normally bothered by negative comments but one recent criticism came from one of her church members she takes such things to heart and it's getting to her during her latest film shoot. my hair you know what's tripping here

at church how wife ellen is teaching the intern how to perform communion. in these moments and the apostle ones are standing up french here we have to turn around and stretch out our arms and sing to the congregation. and that. ellen is officially the pastor's wife but since she is an ordained pastor herself she voluntarily takes on some of her wise to today's church expects dedication from pastors spouses and partners. on this arm and is something that the 2 pastors do in their spare time only the production costs a finalist from the church's media budget i want to expose it it was that in this video clip from under salmon the couple talks lightheartedly about what it would mean for them to have a polyamorous relationship. ellen writes carex plains that each person has to discover their own needs and about deafness among. the regional bishop ralph meister based in hanover is stephanie and helen rats because boss he's not a fan of and this armin. running around with me for me well they don't make it for me i'm not the target audience it's cool so there are

ellen: a lot has already happened in the private sector.u look at the auto industry, transportation accounts for the lion's share, the largest share of emissions. out of the 50 automotive plants in the u.s., 24 are producing ev's or are planning to produce ev's between now and 2025. in the financial markets, the clean energy etf's have so outperformed fossil fuel etf's, so finance is way ahead in terms of transitioning to clean technology and clean energy. add to that the government's responsibility because econ 101 says we've got a negative externality, a natural capital that we are consuming, but we are not paying for it. so the role for governments is to make sure they protect that and help nudge us in the right direction so we don't spend our natural capital and end up in a disaster. all of this adds up to more jobs and a transition that is quite feasible between now and 2030. guy: how painless or painful do you think that transition is going to be for the population? at the moment, it feels like this is all happening at a very elevated

secretary ellen thank you for taking time to speak with us.s mentioned earlier the impact of engendered people in the workforce but from your perspective suggestions to not only thrive in the global digital economy but with these global issues? >> i think it is very important for young people to study about the global economy and the ways in which we are interconnected with their neighbors and to appreciate the importance of the multilateral system we have developed in the postwar period and the need for cooperation to share global responsibility and work cooperatively on mutual problems like climate change. i hope you people will focus on the global economy and its importance. this pandemic has been tough on young people in schools and had to study remotely. i am very hopeful the steps we are taking including vaccinations in dealing with the pandemic and the economic support the job market will become far more robust and then in coming months they will find a job market where they can find good opportunities to get on the ladder to success. >

gratulations to shafiq and ellen aka you're doing great work keep it up. under saddam and there's an all around success but there's still work to do. it up this year and i think the best thing we could achieve is to no longer be different for us to just be us in the church and in the world. and maybe we'll have a chat off for seniors about in contents or whatever so no one is different i'm more. incontinent and chef i'm in ellen rathke so they may just keep on running their you tube channel until they're old and growing themselves. in the distant future tiny speciousness sure bloodstream. in the distant future. scientists are now developing nano robots that treat targeted diseases inside the human eye. in today's medical world tomorrow today. and next on d w. a k one a race of. you know book water has never far away. water and wealth and what the people of old book made of it that's going to be the coming before my tour of the city today and it's always have a lot on my list and no tour would be complete without a trip to our exploring straightness merione

and how ellen rathke has had a positive pregnancy test. have they had thursday the now that i thank him. ellen's excited about the change in her life becoming a mother and starting a family and how overwhelmed she is with feelings of love for the baby growing inside her. in just half a year and this omen or aman with a difference has hit $10000.00 subscribers on new cheap making the most successful program of the even jellicoe churches new social media campaign in germany the videos are recorded in the old parsonage of aima and produced by lucas sheen cut from the even jellicoe radio station at the moment for this would have been unthinkable 5 months ago but then with kobe it came a digitalize asian porsche from the church and now maybe under saddam and heralds a new. one we couldn't imagine before that. stephanie is normally bothered by negative comments but one recent criticism came from one of her churchmen us she takes such things to heart. and it's getting to her during her latest film shoot. my head you know what's tripping here is t

let's talk about this and other issues of the american economy with ellen zentner of morgan stanley.he gdp in the first half, stunning 9.6% i'm not sure i've ever seen a number like that ellen, before that, i want you to comment, our friend and colleague jim cramer tweeting out he thought scott's call was interesting. explaining how rates can't go down even with incipient inflation. you're probably not on scott's side, because most aren't. but what do you think about that is it possible to have inflation without a meaningful jump in interest rates? >> well, isn't that what the fed is trying to generate here >> yes, yes, it is >> so far, it's very early days, right? they've been successful so far, we're back to don't fight the fed. but it is early days in the previous segment you talked about dollar weakening. guess what's great for inflation outlook for a fed policymaker, dollar weakening because it puts pressure on import prices. even though we've been arguing since the middle of last year that we'd be in the middle of a higher inflationary environment. here's why the long-term down

doing very important work ellen, thank you for joining us.hat your project include study found about how workplace harassment has persisted even as employees have gone remote. >> thank you for having me, julia. found interesting data looked at how people were being harmed at work and saw that harassment increased for a significant number of people almost one of four people seeing more harassment than before covid and a lot of hostility a lot of work pressuring anxiety. 64% of people are working longer hours. also seeing a lot of anxiety people are feeling anxious with i think everybody can feel it themselves 8a pe 85% of people who resonded feeling more anxiety harassment, hostility, work pressure and anxiety building on top of each other making the workplace problems that have been here before covid even worse. we see racism, we see sexism, we see. >> translator: -- transphobia and playing out even more than before before we go back to normal work we need to address these problems and solve them. >> ellen, obviously, all very discouraging, d

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no jokes here, but mark cuban said to ellen degeneres that sent dogecoin to the moon. we have the two biggest companies reporting earnings, apple and facebook those conference calls are now under way. full team coverage standing by to break it down julia boorstin is on facebook. so josh? >> well, remember apple was up 10% on track for the biggest month. as for the results easily besting the expectations in the bottom and the top segments, iphone, $47.94 billion, services $16.9 billion. mac $9.1 billion it's closer to $6.9 billion and ipad $7.8 billion. and wearables, $7.84 billion the board authorizing an increase of $90 billion to the existing share repurchase program. the company does not provide formal guidance at this time i had a chance to speak with tim cook about the quarter on the iphone, he said that the iphone grew 66% it was driven cook said by strong demand from the iphone 12 family the iphone 12 is the most popular iphone but we had extremely strong results in iphone 12 pro and promac the carrier deals are super charging the demand in the u.s. and it's hig

ellen pompeo >>> these creams and serums are amazing.eared firmer even a little lifted, that's a great feeling! announcer >>> call 1-800-572-2449 or go to meaningfulbeauty.com right now! >>> in south africa firefighters are battling a massive blaze in cape town's table map national park. two firefighters were hospitalized with injuries and hikers and students at the university of cape town were evacuated. an historic windmill was also badly damaged. the mill was built in 1796 and was reportedly the only working windmill in africa south of the sahara. > and liz lumbard witnessed the fire, and she is joining us. how difficult was it to know where to run to get to safety? >> i just didn't know. i was just praying and running and trying to get away from the fire. i think it was a huge eye-opener, and hopefully i am a little more wiser today. i didn't realize the fire could spread, you know, 15 or 20 kilometers, or say 15 or 20 miles within seconds. i just ran towards the forest, and i thought that i would be safe there, but then i realized t

ellen seamus of sunrise movement. kerry faulted of climate justice alliance and you how 32 bj sei you, your organizations are an inspiration and the heart of this movement for the past two years it has been proven that the green new deal is it justa resolution . it is a revolution. since then, every day revolutionaries have taken to the streets and the ballot box to make jobs, justice and climate action central to our politicalsystem . there is now a diverse, organized army of activists, leaders and community demanding the most ambitious action possible on climate. it is an intergenerational compact to save the planet. spearheaded by our young people who are going to face the most dire impacts of the climate crisis if we do not do nothing to stop it. for them this is life and death. because of this movement, we welcome a new group of congressional colleagues who ran and one on the green new deal. corey busch, mande or jones area just look at my race in massachusetts. i ran and oneon the green new deal . i am proud to

and when live concerts could return to the "today" show coming up at 4:00 on "the ellen show" followedarea news at 5:00 and a final look at that forecast for us. kari? >> much more sunshine. it's going to be great these next few days. the weekend also looks pretty nice, too, but i think a lot more people will be planning to go to the beach because our inland valleys will be in the upper 80s, marcus. >> sounds good. thanks, kari. >> well, we'll send you live now to san francisco as nbc bay area celebrates 100 days out until the tokyo olympics. the mayor london breed is there with others. we'll see you later. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medicines... in 1 pill,... dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research

ellen, you're right on the cusp, about seven months.guess is you're going to be just fine doing that is correct but we'll have more data over the next couple of months. >> we're learning as we're going. sanjay, thank you so much for being with us. >>> we're getting a brand-new snapshot of america's job crisis. sit getting better or worse next. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because a good night's rest is where muscles recover, and our minds are restored. introducing the new sleep number 360 smart bed. the only bed that effortlessly adjusts to both of you. proven quality sleep, is life-changing sleep. - [announcer] meet the ninja foodi air fry oven. make family-sized meals fast. and because it's a ninja foodi, it can do things no other oven can, like flip away. the ninja foodi air fry oven, the oven that crisps and flips away. just in to cnn, two brand-new reports that point to pretty positive signs for the u.s. economy. let's get straight to our chief business correspondent christine romans. >> i am want to get to th

up next, mike -- michael hill tells the story of ellen all's history.he university of mary provided the video. >> michael hill received his ba in political science from kent state university, and subsequently a jd degree from that same university. he later earned a -- from the kennedy school of government and is currently a freelance author based here in fredericksburg. as a historic researcher, he has assisted such authors as john meacham, sebastian younger, nathaniel filby, john mccain and michael best los. that is an all-star lineup of writers. he won an emmy on the ken burns civil war series on pbs. he served as an historical consulted on the hpo minute series john adams produced by tom hanks and the abc miniseries challenger, about the space shuttle disaster. hill is author of a biography of 19th-century diplomats issued by simon & schuster. he also published a life of alan seger and his rendezvous with death, which was described by the wall street journal as a painfully touching biography. he is currently completing a book which will be published

ellen holler needed no 2nd asking is he bowed down and go. to make you want me to him and scoring against the run of play with their very 1st shot following it was his 24th goal of the campaign after failing to score against a young midweek. yes yes it can both spoke otherwise dealt ok with don't mince pressing game but when it mattered they only had themselves to blame. at half time they let the stats with 9 efforts to 2. 0 plenty of pressure but nothing to show for it what can you do. in these and we're making far too many individual mistakes in these top games to win the us given its record and dormans meanwhile were intent on improving their awful record in the 1st 45 minutes of matches they'd struggle to start games brightly throughout the season but the bulge book was showing no signs of relenting . still struggling to assert much control over the game the visitors were determined to nip any opposing attack in the but one young man however showed a little too much determination. to bellingen with a 2nd booking and the 1st dismissal of h

another favorite is ellen lamont. who was a gay nurse and she tended? wounded soldiers in france, and she wrote unflinchingly about the horrors of war so unflinchingly that her book the backwash of war got censored. and and it without for a few months and then it was censored because they didn't want to hear any bad things about the war later on. it it came back to be republished. she what she met gertrude stein and gertrude kind of had a crush on her and and and they talked about her book. she gave a copy of her book to gertrude who then gave it to ernest hemingway. and told him that he should write like like ellen and and so, you know just really spare powerful writing and the last person there are so many more but i'll stop here as annie pack who was mountaineer that you have followed so i'll kind of turn it over to you because annie annie peck, she was a she was a real outspoken woman. up, what were your experience? and how has has your perception of annie changed now that you're following in the footsteps of her? we're going in through south americ

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ellen pompeo >>> these creams and serums are amazing.ppeared firmer even a little lifted, that's a great feeling! announcer >>> call 1-800-572-2449 or go to meaningfulbeauty.com right now! >>> the russian government is under pressure from worlded leaders to keep alexi nal van any alive. he's on day 20 of a hunger strike. his allies said he's very close to death. the u.s. promises there will be consequences if he dies in prison. navalny's supporters in russia said there's no time to wait. they are planning massive nationwide rallies for wednesday. and sam kylie joins us more from moscow. good to see you, sam. the u.s. has warned russia of consequences should nal van any die. what is the latest on this? >> reporter: this morning came to dana bush on cnn who would not be drilled on what the consequences would be. consequences applied by the united states, obviously, but that warnings had been directly conveyed between the white house and the kremlin that should alexi that value nanny pass away as a result of his hunger strike and, indeed, t

the clerk: nomination, department of transportation, polly ellen trottenberg of new york to be deputy secretary. the president pro tempore: the deputy majority leader. mr. durbin: mr. president, today marks the first day of ramadan. for the second year in a row, muslims around the world will be celebrating islam's holiest month in the midst of this pandemic. traditionally, ramadan is an opportunity for families to gather in prayer, break bread together after a day-long fast. but i know many people in the muslim faith will not have that opportunity this year. it's a painful reminder of all the sacrifices all of us have been called to make since the beginning of this pandemic. for all of those who observe, may this holy month be a time of peace for you and your loved ones, and i hope you will be able to break bread together soon. mr. president, today is also another day of mourning for the men and women of the u.s. capitol police force. i have spent much of my life working in this building, as a college student, law student, staff member, congressman, senator. this building has a specia

ellen pompeo >>> these creams and serums are amazing. appeared firmer even a little lifted, that's a great feeling! announcer >>> call 1-800-731-9002 or go to meaningfulbeauty.com right now! >> we know what it takes to stay safe. it is not a policy problem we have. it is a compliance problem that we have. it is a mobility issue that we are confronting it is fatigue that we are confronting and it is variants, frankly. >> a combination of factors is being blamed for the alarming surge in covid cases as hospitalizations now increase in michigan. the state is second for highest confirmed total of the uk variant behind florida. as of yesterday anyone over the age of 16 can now receive the covid vaccine and now a quarter of all state residents are now fully vaccinated, higher than the national average. back with us tonight dr. rob davidson from western michigan and the director of the executive committee to protect medicare. rob, what is in your opinion causing the increase in cases in michigan to be so much higher than the average of increase

efforts fell on deaf ears for a quarter of a century until she was able to enlist the help of first lady ellen taft. the first cherry trees were planted in 1912, a gift on the people of tokyo. there is little concrete information known about the fate of the original trees planted in 1912. those who planted the trees did not leave behind a record of where they planted them. subsequent planting became mixed in with the originals. it is not known how many, if any of the original trees planted near the japanese stone lantern are a handful of very old and gnarled cherry trees that could date back to 1912. the average life of a cherry tree is only 40 to 50 years. there would not be more than a handful still living. we must replace trees in the park and on the grounds. cherry blossom festival is originated out of the cherry trees themselves. over one .5 one million people visit to take part in events. of course, the annual parade caps off the festival each year. swimming was actually a popular recreational activity in the early years. the first public swimming area was established in 1990. most famou

among other things 1000 new professorships are being planned munich's university is the team you and ellen you play an important role in the cooperation with i.t. companies. of course it brings new research ideas and enables our students and junior scientists to work on topics that are really relevant. engineers new stephon look borna had started doing research on their robots i think t.-u. munich and continued in their start up they now build intelligent robots for several companies in germany and here up. sudan stands to receive $400000000.00 from saudi arabia and the united arab emirates to fund the country's agricultural production input this year it's money that could do a lot of good for farmers there if it wasn't for sudan's real problem and that's plastics pollution. on the streets of khartoum they're everywhere plastic bags from local stores and markets way too many in a country that often doesn't have enough in sudan traders pay a ridiculously low price for the bags for customers there free of charge available nearly everywhere. the plastic bag business run smoothly and users can

when ellen wilson moved into the white house in 1913, she became the first and only first lady to be a professional artist mrs. wilson attended art school in georgia and later in new york city as a teenager. she exhibited her work at the paris international exposition in france and she won a prize for drawing. mrs. wilson later exhibited her works a number of times including one woman art shows and she lived in artist colonies for a time and the american northeast. when her husband woodrow wilson was elected she set up an art studio in the white house and she continued to sell her paintings for a profit. but as first lady she didn't feel it was right to keep that money. so instead she donated it to the martha berry school for underprivileged girls, which was located in her hometown of rome, georgia, and i think that this quote here is really interesting and it it helps to illuminate mrs. wilson's talent, which says she's taken she has a high talent as a landscape painter not the kind of thing that goes with a few well decorated china plates, but a real big artist talent and if we go

ellen lopez is at cdc headquarters as 35% of americans now vaccinated. >> the administration of johnsonnson's vaccine can resume immediately. >> this morning the john season and johnson vaccine is back in use after an 11 day pause. the fda and the cdc saying the benefits of the vaccine out weigh the risks. at least 18 states officially saying they will resume use. >> we are confident that the -- vaccine meets our robust standards for safety, effectiveness and quality for medical product that is used widely. >> this after a cdc committee voted to lift the pause to resume use but recommending come with a label noting the risk of rare blood clots. the panel declining to provide a warning based on gender or age. this as there are now reported 15 blood clot cases following the one dose shot including three deaths. all women. that's out of 8 million doses. an 18-year-old is one of the 15, a week after the arm to needle you're suffered seizures. >> there is good and slow improvement. she is still a deeply injured young woman. she has a long way to go. e. her family encouraging others to get va

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[applause] >> thank you, mary ellen. i'm a doctor here at zuckerberg staff and trauma center, and i'm here to share a few words from the prospect of our essential workers. firstly, just want to thank everyone who spoke up here today. i think that this is an incredible milestone, and so this is quite a huge honor to be able to share a few reflections. i think my message in just thinking about a one-year milestone of this pandemic is some of the things that mayor london breed already touched upon: remembrance, in terms of everything that we've gone through, the resilience that it took to get to where we are today, deep gratitude, which i think really resonated with me as our mayor spoke, and hope in terms of where we are right now. from the early days of not knowing what we were up against to the amazing professionalism and team work, to the sadness of seeing our latinx communities disproportionately impacted by this pandemic, to the stress in terms of addressing second and third surges of cases here at zuckerberg san fran

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. >> our next question comes from ellen nelson. reporter: thank you for holding the call. i had a question. i know the biden administration is expected to release a second part of its package. dealing with childcare and health care. i wanted to ask you if you know yet, similar to the american rescue plan, if the actual drafting of the bill will start in the house, and if you have any sort of timeline for that yet, on when you think there will be sort of a draft of the bill ready to go. speaker pelosi: first, we want to see what the administration is proposing. many of the initiatives in this infrastructure package and in the rescue package were in the heroes act. we didn't have a vaccine last may when we initially p assed it, but it had some elements of vaccine and that. now this rescue package again has the benefit of much more availability of vaccine. still with testing, treatment, etc., to crush the virus. the priorities the administration put forth were important to us, but they were shared values. this infrastructure bill looks a lot like what we did in the summer, wh

that is what i have been doing with secretary ellen.on there has been -- secretary yellen. meetings with presidents are very infrequent, and not on any sort of a schedule. david: did you meet him before he was president? you must have met him at some point in your life. jerome: i think i have shaken his hand. i have not really met him and talked to him. david: when you are running the fed in a pandemic, are you doing it remotely from your home? i know you are in the fed building now, but have you been mostly working from home or coming into the fed and working from there? jerome: we had a significant fomc meeting and that was the last meeting i had in this building. i have mostly worked from home. lately i am coming in. i find myself coming in 3, 4 days a week now, more than i used to. it was surprising how well our business model was able to adapt to doing work remotely. david: you are coming and more frequently because your wife is saying 'finally it is time to get out of the house!' jerome: there maybe be some of that involved! david