esther and phillip. thohto— esther and phillip. the day. former prime minister horto rohhooh— the day. former prime minister boris johnson has— r:rttr former prime minister boris johnson has said that he is boris johnson has said that he to thor— boris johnson has said that he is more than happy to hand over uhrotootot— is more than happy to hand over unredacted whatsapp messages and hotohooto— unredacted whatsapp messages and notebooks directly— unredacted whatsapp messages and notebooks directly to the covid torturo— notebooks directly to the covid inquiry- horroor— notebooks directly to the covid inquiry. however rishi sunak oovorhrhoht— inquiry. however rishi sunak government is— inquiry. however rishi sunak government is preparing for a rotor— government is preparing for a tooot hottto— government is preparing for a legal battle to— government is preparing for a legal battle to withhold some of thorh. — legal battle to withhold some of thorh. tho— legal battle to withhold some of them. the cabinet— legal battle to withhold som

esther, it is very good to have you with us.ction that we have been having for the last two decades. we have been calling on the states of the european union to comply with their other location under human rights law. more than 27,000 people have died in the mediterranean, which is the deadliest migration route so far, and the mediterranean sea has become a graveyard of europe, at the doorstep of europe.— doorstep of europe. authorities in many countries _ doorstep of europe. authorities in many countries say _ doorstep of europe. authorities in many countries say that _ doorstep of europe. authorities in many countries say that people i doorstep of europe. authorities in i many countries say that people need to be deterred from making these routes in the first place. what would you say to them? the people, we are talking _ would you say to them? the people, we are talking about _ would you say to them? the people, we are talking about non-european i we are talking about non—european citizens fleeing war, persecution, human righ

esther, thank you very much. and— 2 esther, thank you very much. you very much. and good morning. iiie ie— you very much. and good morning. iiie ie the— you very much. and good morning. this is the latest— you very much. and good morning. this is the latest from the newsroom russia's president is pieeging— newsroom russia's president is pledging decisive— newsroom russia's president is pledging decisive actions as ie-e— pledging decisive actions as he's accusing— pledging decisive actions as he's accusing the leader of the wiener— he's accusing the leader of the wagner mercenary group of treason. and— wagner mercenary group of treason. and armed mutiny. vieeimii— treason. and armed mutiny. vladimir putin— treason. and armed mutiny. vladimir putin is calling the actions— vladimir putin is calling the actions ei— vladimir putin is calling the actions of the— vladimir putin is calling the actions of the military group a seei— actions of the military group a eiei in— actions of the military group a eiei in tie— actions of the military group a stab in t

esther.l migration in the country. so are you so much more important. so were you country. so are you so much more important . so were you concerned important. so were you concerned rren— important. so were you concerned rren vrr— important. so were you concerned rren vrr rre — important. so were you concerned then with the changes— so were you concerned then with the changes that snelle — then with the changes that suella braverman is going to lnrroenoe— suella braverman is going to introduce to— suella braverman is going to introduce to get— suella braverman is going to introduce to get down the reorlog— introduce to get down the reorlog or— introduce to get down the backlog of people on waiting llsrse— backlog of people on waiting llsrse sre-s— backlog of people on waiting lists? she's going to change the rr — lists? she's going to change the rr rerel— lists? she's going to change the priti patel format— lists? she's going to change the priti patel format to separate out priti patel format

esther and phil and ttom— morning, esther and phil and ttomt you— morning, esther and phil and mom youal law and the civil servants have a right to strike. amt— servants have a right to strike. amt moto— servants have a right to strike. amt ttoto oo— servants have a right to strike. and there as long— servants have a right to strike. and there as long as they go through— and there as long as they go through to— and there as long as they go through the right process, yes. amt— through the right process, yes. amt moto— through the right process, yes. amt too to— through the right process, yes. and there is a— through the right process, yes. and there is a consensus they otttto— and there is a consensus they can strike. and— and there is a consensus they can strike. and what they're concerned about— can strike. and what they're concerned about is that they ooutt— concerned about is that they ooutt to— concerned about is that they could be prosecuted if the twomto— could be prosecuted if the rwanda policy— could be prosecuted if the rwanda policy and actually the motto— rwanda policy and a

and look, esther, i think you have a real danger— esther, i think you have a real eanger bee. — estherafter all the brbne— boris johnson, after all the prime minister— boris johnson, after all the prime minister ,- boris johnson, after all the prime minister , after all the prime minister, after all the wbe— prime minister, after all the man who created these covid ruesb— man who created these covid ruesb be— man who created these covid rules, he allowed— man who created these covid rules, he allowed people not to say— rules, he allowed people not to say geeebye— rules, he allowed people not to say geeebye re— rules, he allowed people not to say goodbye to their loved ones . bsrber— say goodbye to their loved ones . bsrber yeue— say goodbye to their loved ones . esther you've got— say goodbye to their loved ones . esther you've got to remember the . esther you've got to remember rbe babb— . esther you've got to remember rbe babn rbar— . esther you've got to remember the pain that families went rbreugb. — the pain that families went rbreugb. ane— the pain that families went through. and

liam esther, i've been here since spoo— esther, i've been here since spoo inis— esther, i've been herese in their mortgage payments limited . and but the payments limited. and but the nsre— payments limited. and but the nere is— payments limited. and but the nere is ine— payments limited. and but the here is the rub— payments limited. and but the here is the rub ,— payments limited. and but the here is the rub , esther. the here is the rub, esther. the norigoge— here is the rub, esther. the mortgage providers at the government's— mortgage providers at the government's insistence are saying— government's insistence are saying i— government's insistence are saying if householders do make inose— saying if householders do make inose snonges— saying if householders do make those changes to _ saying if householders do make those changes to their loans , those changes to their loans, ineir— those changes to their loans, ineir sreiii— those changes to their loans, their credit rating won't be oiiesiesi— their credit rating won't be affected, it— their credit rating won't be affected, it won't

marÍa esther valdivia falleciÓ tras ser atropellado de manera violenta, los vecinos la recuerdan comogen a este restaurante, famoso por sus chilaquiles y los clÁsicos burritos para el desayuno. >> siempre estaba ella para que no perdiÉramos el toque de la comida. jaime: fue su gentileza lo que atrajo a miles de clientes que hoy la recuerdan con cariÑo. >> era una persona amable y con mucha actitud, por eso venÍa aquÍ. jaime: nacida en jalisco, mÉxico, nadie hubiera pensado que a sus 74 aÑos de edad un accidente de trÁnsito acabarÁ con su vida, la atropellaron cuando iba a la escuela para recoger a sus nietos. >> al recibir ese llamado empezamos a preocuparnos, nunca nos imaginamos que era una tragedia. jaime: el reporte de la policÍa seÑala que la conductora que la atropellÓ se detuvo y le dio asistencia, cooperando con la investigaciÓn y sin mostrar ningÚn tipo de incapacidad, hoy las muestras de afecto son constantes. >> viene clientes y tienen esta hermosa memoria, que dicen, tu mamÁ era una persona especial.. jaime: en una mesa se instalÓ esta ofrenda con las flores que muchos han

esther: absolutely.in and again is the fed is one of the -- it is setting the tone for other central banks. that means that anything or if we see a repricing of expectations with respect to the fed we see this having a stronger effect. as i said, for the ecb we have expected the ecb to continue hiking rates anyway. for the fed this is a totally different narrative. this is putting downward pressure for them. whether this is justified we might have to see on wednesday. being much more dovish. after the last press conference. the focus will clearly be on the press conference and whether powell will join this more hawkish tones from his colleagues. guy: i'm wondering about the tail risks. different risks have different potential impacts and the size could be greater. more in the center. you get the fed hike. what about the boj? the boj does something friday, where does that sit? how big of an impact could that have. esther: this would have a huge impact because it's not something anyone is expecting right n

esther was sitting with her son and mark's family.e the jury empaneled and sworn to -- guilty of aggravated murder. [crying] >> dr. mark wangler was sentenced to life in prison, eligible for parole after serving 25 years. >> mr. wangler, i you violated the ten commandments, thou shall not kill. you also violated the hippocratic oath. as a doctor, you shall do no harm. >> you remember the moment? >> yeah. i was shocked. the onset. i just fell and cried. i did think about it still. i don't cry. it's hard. i'll have one parent now. they took him from me. it's hard. >> we spoke with jury members both on camera and off. they said it was the simpler things that convinced them. the 9-1-1 call, the diary, the body temperature and the malfunctioning water heater? they didn't buy it. >> a couple of the other jurors were very acknowledgeable on furnaces and hot water heaters. so, they gave their opinion of how they felt that it could have happened or could not have happened. >> you rolled out the water heater? >> pretty fast. within the first ho

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automatic people pushes the car the pharisees, making sure that the men really had a pass, pushed estherthe column. then he showed. in the first pogrom, those who worked were freed. and my mother was allowed to leave the column. and she tells some other girl with her that i am your daughter. 16 she said to the girl, she was also released. nazi doctrine total extermination of the jewish population but how to deal with the liquidation of such a large number of people one of the effective means became louder. it began on july 28 and ended on july 31, 1942. victim numbers differ then, an estimated 25,000 people were killed in a four-day pogrom. mom knew malina and we ran there and there we sat for four days. everyone was lying, because the ceiling was low, everyone was lying, there were 60 people sitting at the stove for four days. there was a pula woman with a little girl. she was younger than me. she cried. we children keep breathing longer and how to pretend to be dead people used every opportunity. raspberries, so called in the ghetto , places where one could hide during the pogrom, save

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i'm going to ask your question probably known as esther yet. i want you to consider becoming a member of the iowa corn growers association. president trump at last vice president pencil was. a lot of information that would be beneficial to you. my mother was was on farm in huntsville, alabama. cliques are not a stranger to it. no. milk the cow by hand when i was a kid. isn't that amazing lisa do all that by hand? ask this is my wife on the line. we will get back to your calls up until the end of the program. we are joined by the national politics and government reporter for bloomberg news. mark, welcome to the program. guest: thank you. host: we will talk about campaign 2024 and what we are expecting this week. a couple of announcements are expected. i want to start with former vice president mike pence. it looks like he will be announcing his bid for the vice -- for the presidency in iowa. what are you expecting him to say? guest: he is planning to hold a big announcement event outside of des moines on wednesday kicking off his campaign. he ha

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in her book, a referral for spanish science journalists, esther pony onqua, deals with this very topic. everything is connected to the internet and that means shots that means hospitals that mean every sort of public administration and government services every company. me the yeah, of course media companies, everything is connected. so the longer it less that the great there or the more serious and the impact would be. and we're not prepared for that. the world wide web was developed in the late 19 eighties, primarily to enable communication between universities. back then online shopping and video streaming was still things up a distant future. but the internet quickly spread to other areas of life. it was not create this for supporting all of the uh, companies um processes, uh, all of the corners that happened in all of the critical infrastructures and government services. everything is going on and that it wasn't created for that. is the internet really in danger? for us to pony out last is just a matter of time before the world wide web collapses. we have a really, really many exa

esther president. — offer any assistance we can. to be here at— president, joe, it is an honour to be here at the white house and thank you for your— be here at the white house and thank you for your very warm welcome to stop not _ you for your very warm welcome to stop not for— you for your very warm welcome to stop not for decades has the relationship between our two nations been so _ relationship between our two nations been so important. the values we share. _ been so important. the values we share. our— been so important. the values we share, our belief in freedom, democracy, and the rule of law have never _ democracy, and the rule of law have never changed. they never will. but what has _ never changed. they never will. but what has changed are the challenges that we _ what has changed are the challenges that we face. and standing near together— that we face. and standing near together as our predecessors have done _ together as our predecessors have done for— together as our predecessors have done for generations, i feel conf

esther grete do not go forward, then go back. young man, what is going on here? yes, here at night the whole district was painted with these inscriptions. this is the sword. and what is it that wets the bandits? they told me to paint everything. something incomprehensible was said, or that they said to paint everything. maybe you don't like what is drawn here, he doesn't like what is drawn here then go home. maybe you don't like it here at all. or maybe you just don't like a criminal, maybe you 're pulling girls' bags at night, and selling nonsense. sorry we nothing here at all. excuse me, please. hi you're a fool i'm sorry, i'm awake. you see me as i see you with the back of my head. i'm barely alive from work. i haven't tried calling. you do not answer. precisely forgot to turn on the sound after the change. today hashish was confiscated from one major at release. damn, i understand everything. i heard that you can't just get off of it. this, of course, is also a poison, but i think it is much easier than what you use. let's do it. now you will switch to it, th

caretta scott king, esther road should >> it did after the first store. a second and a third to today larry owns and operates nine restaurants. an example of what is possible. in a week where the nation celebrated juneteenth, reflections from a man whose ancestors picked cotton just as he did only as slaves. what does that mean to you with where we are today in america and where we still have to go? >> we would be naÏve to say we made -- we did not make any progress but we have a long way to go. we have to be real about that. we have a long way to go. >> i'm more honored to introduce the man himself, larry triplett. month. the grand opening of oakland's first ronald mcdonald house. a place for the families of sick children. larry ate a substantial donation. what do you want to leave in your legacy in i want to know i did something that made some sort of difference. >> he sure did make some sort of difference. the new ronald mcdonald house in oakland berries larry's name can icing his significant donation and his long-time commitment to ronald mcdonald hou

suddenly, at the very end of the column, he saw esther his wife's eyes met.eamed show them ausweiss, feverish work on consciousness. indeed, there is a pass pushed out columns. and my mother was allowed to leave the column. and she is still some girl with her say that i am your daughter and there were 16 years old girls. she said she was released too. nazi doctrine total extermination of the jewish population but how to deal with the liquidation of such a large number of people one of the effective means became louder . figures vary when it was killed, presumably 25 thousand people. it was terrible for 4 days to sit for five days there was a woman in the aginskaya field with a little girl. she was younger than me. she started crying. in front of your mother, so that 60 people do not die and clearly remember and will never be forgotten. we children talked to each other. how to hold your breath longer and how to pretend, dead, that you were not killed or not? people used every opportunity to hide cellars, attics, ditches, cellar exits from houses. malina, as th

iranian officials came and announced that many of the esthers messi was executed in the sinai deserth them and buried in the sand of the desert . therefore, the messiah is very angry that he wants this cruel and cruel one of them to carry out this special and blessed operation that was carried out by the zionist regime and caused fear. and the concern of the regime to defend the zionist, a young man comes and moves a few kilometers into the occupied palestine and with the voice he has, with the warm voice he has , he carries out the operation alone and comes to the borders of the occupied palestine and has determined his goal. and he knows what is the purpose of the attack of the cat in which the military magic of the woman was carried out to palestine for the transfer and may god bless and exalted be the youth, and he succeeded and was able to achieve his goal, even though he was martyred and before to be martyred, he was able to do his own work , after all, he became a martyr in this way and for his own purpose this operation stressed the growth of the nation and said that they do

lidia esther y marÍa bermÚdez manejaron desde la florida. >> viajando a compartir con nuestros hermanosenaje a sus grandes artistas, pero tambiÉn a su energÍa. peggy: un calor que resulta contagioso y que termina siendo una de las mayores atracciones de esta fiesta que tambiÉn contÓ con fuertes medidas de seguridad. >> me siento como bien. gracias a dios que hay mucha gente cuidÁndonos. peggy: sin lugar a dudas, una demostraciÓn de orgullo donde los protagonistas son los colores azul, rojo y blanco. >> cuando todos los hermanos nos unimos, lo disfrutamos en grande, nos ponemos y buscamos la manera de ponernos vestuario de la bandera de puerto rico. fÉlix: en los deportes, el tenista serbio novak djokovic agrandÓ su leyenda en roland garros con su 23er grand slam y recupera de paso el nÚmero uno del mundo. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ rodrigo: compaÑeros, quÉ gusto saludarlos. vÁmonos con la informaciÓn deportiva mÁs relevante hasta el momento. en la gran final de roland garros, el serbio novak djokovic derrotÓ al noruego entre sets en tres horas y 13 minutos de encuentro. con este triunfo llegÓ a 23 tÍ

i'm going to ask your question probably known as esther yet.ant you to consider becoming a member of the iowa corn growers association. president trump at last vice president pencil [inaudible conversations] there's a lot of information that may be beneficial to you. >> my mother was raised on a farm. >> actually. >> corn, sugar cane. >> nice to meet you.

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i'm going to ask your question probably known as esther yet.ant you to consider becoming a member of the iowa corn growers association. president trump at last vice president pencil was. a lot of information that would be beneficial to you. my mother was was on farm in huntsville, alabama. cliques are not a stranger to it. no. milk the cow by hand when i was a kid. isn't that amazing lisa do all that by hand? ask this is my wife spoke to reporters to weigh in on the investigation. [background

whereas esther martin continues to fight for its life.d: yeah, it continues to fight for its life. there is an important story about mercedes. aston martin continue to get components from mercedes, but instead of doing it on equity, they will do it -- they will pay it in cash. i think the lucid stake is 3%. mercedes has a financial interest in it as well. there is a cap table on that business. it is very interesting. following the bailout in 2020, ge also has an interest as well. it is very complicated. i think everyone wants to see electric aston's on the road. matt: we just want to see aston martins. who is not excited to see an aston martin? thank you for joining us, ed ludlow. you can catch him every day from noon to 1:00 new york time. coming up, corporate default rates are extremely low right now. but our next guest says they were nearly double -- they will nearly double by march. this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time your sales reached 100k with godaddy was also the first time your profits left you speechless. at the counter or on th

30% that was decreed, that we did, our minister did with president lula and another minister, with estherublic administration, federal administration, and that was never done before. and we totally agree and think of affirmative action as important because it's unbelievable that we only have 3.2% of the population of black people that would enter university and now, we have almost 50%. so, as far as i'm concerned... crosstalk. but what we see, if i may say so, minister, is that thousands of brazilian politicians are reassigning their own identity. if you compare 2016 with 2020, there were literally thousands of politicians who fought the 2016 election claiming they were white and in 2020 were claiming they were black because they knew that that would give them a better chance given the quota targets. that — surely, things should not work that way. that sounds crazy. no, but i was talking about university, and now we can talk about this as politicians. but it's not crazy, because when you have a ethnic identification, this is also a way of you're assured that you are a black person. so, th

leaders who are calling for a sondors freedom include the australian prime minister, 48 members of esther early as parliament, the german parliament, the president of arjen tina, the president of mexico and the president of brazil, let's take a listen to let the silva of brazil and what is what you can use melisha you didn't feel a focus to us then we started to go to. so what was essential is that we're going to another more here like i do. yeah. yeah, shifting fuzzy mazda probably best time eh, next, eh, what, some of the pleasure to keep you finding the bed that the display of some duty degree that they do, but also to get up the paperwork and the fuel folk up to us to and chris, we've heard from the silva, but perhaps even more notable is that a u. s. ally, australia it's prime minister and now a bi partisan group of parliament numbers 0 asking for the u. k to to release assange. do you think that this pressure coming from world leaders is moving the needle at all? you know, i think that this is a vicious campaign, a vengeance led by the c. i a it, which is a state within that state l

for example, with the murder that they are behind esther, uh, well, we are waiting for some kind of reactionalthough, by the way, it is probably not worth counting on the fact that it will be or it will be objective either. unfortunately. it's so thank you valentine direct from new york on the phone where the meeting is taking place the special season for fishing at the kakhovka hydroelectric power station was valentina on another topic, vladimir putin spoke with an officer who distinguished himself in repelling the ukrainian offensive , the president called the wounded junior lieutenant yuri zhulanov as soon as he was taken to the hospital. here, the early head of the ministry of defense said that the rotor - this is the shooters under the command of the desired one - turned out to be the direction of the main blow of the enemy about the heroism of boris maksudov. heroes of russia do not lie in our department every day, which is very pleasant. here he is, having recovered from anesthesia, joking and accepting congratulations hero of russia yuri zhulanov. now in the rostov hospital, the firs

leaders who are calling for a sondors freedom include the australian prime minister, 48 members of esther early as parliament, the german parliament, the president of argentine, uh, the president of mexico and the president of brazil, let's take a listen to let the silva of brazil and look at what you can use melisha. you didn't feel a focus to us. then we started to point to. so what was your sense of what is that a point in that, that more than that got there? yeah, yeah, shifting a fuzzy mazda probably best time. eh, next? eh, what some of pleasure did you keep pretty funny, but that the display of some get a degree that they do, but what they don't get up the book, it didn't fuel folk up to us to and chris, we've heard from the silva, but perhaps even more notable is that a u. s. ally, australia, it's prime minister and now a bi partisan group of parliament numbers 0 asking for the u. k to, to release assange. do you think that this pressure coming from world leaders is moving the needle at all? you know, i think that this is a mysterious campaign, a vengeance led by the c. i a it, wh

i'm going to ask your question probably known as esther yet.u to consider becoming a member of the iowa corn growers association. president trump at last vice president pencil was. a lot of information that would be beneficial to you. my mother was was on farm in huntsville, alabama. cliques are not a stranger to it. no. milk the cow by hand when i was a kid. isn't that amazing lisa do all that by hand? ask this is my wife heidi. >> hello heidi how are you? i look out c-span campaign 2024 coverage as your front row seat to the election. what's our coverage on the campaign trail with announcements, meet and greets, speeches and events to make up your own mind. campaign 2024 unsuspended network. she spent now are freight mobile video app anytime online at c-span.org. c-span your unfiltered view of politics. client tuesday morning testament the challenges of staffing law enforcement on the border with homeland security inspector general joseph. before house foreign affairs subcommittee beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2 to spend our free m

sentence for alleged fraud. investigators now accused him of creating and financing a so called extreme esther group. but some of his most vocal supporters haven't been deterred, told me, you caught up with one of them. protests in russia always seem to end with images like this. the demonstrators who took to the street to celebrate i'll explain of viney birthday this month. already knew they would probably if getting your stuff panko was one of them. she took them off scouts, red square to call for freedom for political prisoners. the 27 year old was arrested and spent a night in jail for her to florida. and i'm finding she was lucky to get away with an administrative fine. yeah. for the word i suppose the next in a valley. because i think he's a politician. he's prepared to openly and honestly about the problems in our country. problems like corruption, the lack of democratic change in russia's leadership and people's living conditions . god god, who is the mother of these difficulties, gave me of course, and started supporting i look sane of vine, the after watching his corruption investiga

um the the tragic incident happened um and esther information that came to light the past couple of days. but hundreds of the of the, the victims of this shipwrecked probably were focused on the mountain men and women . 10 electric. i'm attracted chris in that pockets done. we're arrested and while of course, it's very important to, to look at the responsibility of human traffic, or is that lead to these sorts of a, of incidence of tragedies. but it's also very important to shed light on the responsibility of the beek coast guard of the people, stories and also of the european union. now if we look back at what happened the past 4 years, the greek authorities has been accused various times of the of the illegally deporting migrants to turkey, off um, leading boats in distress. and they used to jean off putting bullets in distress in the east. the g and, and investigations have been at been conducted by the greek restored youth without the help of the of the international community. this is also why a lot of humanitarian organizations demand that an independent monitoring mechanism is bei

jussie esther no, please. mr. sour, i asked for yesterday, our two simple words. yes or no? >> so you are a harvard train, you pretend to be an expert here. are you cannot answer the simple question of whether or not you agree that covid vaccines save lives. >> gentlemen, can you get the microphone. >> can you answer my question, because it looks like our harvard colleague over there says he cannot? >> yes, i believe vaccines save lives. >> you also signed the second amendment complaint which criticized one of removing -- that says face masks do not work to reduce transmission, or protect against covid-19. bull journalist in texas did a lot of the work that apparently you haven't, and compiled 49 studies, all showing that masks effectively reduce the rate of covid transmission. mr. sour, yes or no again. do you agree that face masks spa stop the transmission of covid. >> i refer you to the -- >> server, yes or no. >> again, congresswoman. >> no questions, there. >> it is my time, i want to yesterday. that's too hard for you, they're not just move on. alas q, mr. -- do you ag

>> chrissy: i guess maybe it was esther and i turned it into esti. >> kelly: that's cute. >> chrissy:i thought it was cute. anyway, last time you were here, miles and luna were super busy. are they still doing everything, all the things? >> chrissy: they did more than i ever did as a child. they do gymnastics, ballet, little ninjas, t-doll. t-bell is miles' thing right now. >> kelly: little ninjas, my kids would love that. >> chrissy: it's all the stuff they do on your couch up in a controlled environment. [laughter] >> kelly: that's my son! >> chrissy: genius, such a smart idea with all the padding into being necessary. it's cute. >> kelly: so busy. my mom was so lucky, she didn't do any of this! >> chrissy: not to mention all the events at school and stuff. every holiday is celebrated so they can learn about different cultures, so they always have something. >> kelly: which is cool because it's inclusive, but at the same time, and now it's this month! [laughs] >> chrissy: my kids are like, "there's nothing today, right?" i like in learning about all the different things, but it's hi

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this creates dependencies and risks in her book as a referral for spanish science gentleness esther penny. uncle deals with this very topic. everything is connected to the internet and that means shots that means hospitals that mean every sort of public administration and government services every company. me the yeah, of course media companies, everything is connected. so the longer it less that the great there or the more serious and they impact would be. and we're not prepared for that. the world wide web was developed in the late 19 eighties, primarily to enable communication between universities. back then online shopping and video streaming was still things up a distant future. but the internet quickly spread to other areas of life. it was not creative for supporting all of the companies that processes all of the corners that happened in all of the critical infrastructures and government services. everything is going on and that it wasn't created for that. is the internet really in danger? for us to pony out last, it's just a matter of time before the world wide web collapses. we ha

that i came when i came to america, i went to tyler, texas, for bible study and a friend that i met, esther. she was from roanoke. so she brought me here to have first american thanksgiving and christmas. and i still remember she was taking me to the roanoke star. yes and the museum. and that was my first time, actually. so the home when we entered the home, the tour was just going up by itself. it was a parking garage. once i got into the car again inside, i was like, is this your home? yeah. and then there's a staircase going of stairs. it was home. now, i think it was a normal size american home. but as north korean, it was a palace that i was getting into. and i asked her, like, is your parents are very special people. they were like, no, they are selling wigs. this is how normal americans live here. and that they i was praying in my deep in my heart. maybe someday if i'm very, very very lucky, i might be able come back to this country. because back then, coming to america was not even in my imagination and that was such a, you know, almost reaching the stars that kind of dream. here i

but does it belong to a human child, or an esther le pipkins might even have originated in the mysterious transition period between the 2 general boucher models. i know specializes in medical imaging, he makes a computerized model of the tool to find some ounces. the donation is a community that i'm on is if you were using your data to create a model of the job, the child of come dry with its tooth bones on till 6 called. you know, it's extraordinary heat up. so we might a visually visa, so i've never seen anything like this in an auster loop, if it goes to on those cartilage and they never have these long, central, lateral and sizes hung up on the logo. so suddenly i thought all these facts of my initial impression score and i'm question would be good because, you know, let's add some more criteria to make sure this is really a human mandible. dixie adults who can multiply, show me, jump off on this cool, nice feeling. i'll give you 2 minutes. the, the teeth inside the low a jewel have remained unchanged since the death of the child. that shape and position suggests the genus is home. bu

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esther says there is another side to that story to. >> interest is different than a charge.. >> in fact, it was krista to ask to have the charges dropped saying that she started the fight. >> kristen blamed herself and said she actually hit richard first. >> absolutely. >> therefore it's okay for him to hit her? back >> of course is not okay to slap someone back. but it is presented that there is an abusive relationship and he is the abuser. i don't think that's accurate. >> as the events of november 11th, ever says again it with kristen to provoke the conflict. he says she was being unreasonable that today, objecting to richard's father coming to stay with him even though he owns the house they were living in. after the couple parted around noon, answers as christian wouldn't let it drop. >> for about 12 noon until about 1 am the next morning, she made i think something like 113 for calls. >> she called richard 113 times? >> yeah. >> characterize someone who calls their boyfriend 113 times in one day. >> how would you characterize it? >> i am not the attorney of this case.