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i was like, what is this guy doing in geraldine? just kind of surprising to me. >> they talked all night, she said. and in the morning, how did you feel? >> i was excited. i felt giddy, just excited that somebody would be interested in me. >> ah, but complications. ann had a live-in boyfriend. guy named tom jaraczeski. her high school sweetheart. they'd been together 4 1/2 years. and though the relationship had its issues, who knows, she might have married him. and then she had that heart to heart with dr. rein. >> he's like, you're too young to be settling down and somebody telling you what to do. >> how did that strike you when he said that? >> i agreed with him. >> like, why have i been with that guy all these years? >> yep. it made me see that i would be better without it. because it hadn't been a good relationship for a while. i had a reason now to move on and let go of that. >> and she was going to tell tom as soon as she got up the nerve. but then, oh, boy, dr. rein left a message on her answering machine at the apartment she

you also start the start in the meeting. geral, geraldine burton nation. the shasta currently in this month of the un general assembly presiding over the security council. her comment on the way into the council chamber. we are buying time with this resolution. the us still working out what sort of footprint is going to have on the ground. clearly it's going to be humanitarian based. the u ends being and i've got a son in some shape phone since 1947, but they're taking it, i think a few months ahead. and then they're going to look again, that this problem and what the us needs to do and what needs to have on the ground in afghanistan with a very new reality came. what exactly does this un mission and i've gone on do what has it been doing up until this point? the un mission in enough kind of on you, nama, has been involved in all sorts of areas, but some of them perhaps become less important. for example, promoting democracy, arranging, helping the afghans arrange elections. no one thinks are going to be elections any time soon enough kind of stop. we do h

[applause] and geraldine wakefield with 17 years of dedication to these children.d so we can recognize and thank you. in 1982 when mrs. reagan had been in washington she was able to speak with great passion in the foster program she was moved to put a book quote to love a child. and in it she highlights the stories many like the stories of richard with us today. the immensely popular composer 's wife was here earlier with us today. to love a child. and to put a cherry on top it was recorded by frank sinatra. he cannot be that younger. she'd be so proud and justly so we honor you for all that you do, whether it's foster grandparents received from them the attention the attention they deserve. living in a free country requires you perform some duties with the rights god bless those who recognize the including many who lay down their lives for it. they did it to make a more perfect union and to keep it nancy knew that, certainly the president knew that she be so proud to take advantage of the moment in her name in his escapist's country strong and generous and those w

joining me will be geraldine scott and james luer.s to fund the nhs and social care. jeremy hunt said the pressures on the sector are only going to increase, following the pandemic. the government is due to announce some measures next week to address the challenges faced by the nhs in england — as the number of people waiting for procedures is at a record high. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. i'm not half the man i was. compared to what i could do, i am nowhere near the guy. wayne from derbyshire has had a painful and sometimes traumatic wait of more than two years for treatment for gallstones. after six months of assessment, he was put on the list for an operation early last year but while waiting for surgery, he became seriously ill and spent months in hospital. he had to learn to walk again and build up his strength. welcome home! and he was discharged from hospital in february. i should have been dealt with far sooner and this wouldn't have happened. being bitter is not going to solve this. solving it would be putting it to an

when geraldine ferraro became the first woman nominated by a major party for national office, very excitingime. nancy pelosi told me she could hardly stress how exciting it was for her. who knew how many years would pass before a woman would actually become vice president? it took more than three decades for that to happen. host: there was a change you reported at the convention between nancy pelosi and lindy boggs. who is lindy boggs and what did she say to nancy that stayed with her throughout her life? guest: she was the congresswoman from louisiana. she succeeded her husband how boggs who had been in the leadership himself when he was missing, presumed dead from an airplane crash in alaska. at that point, nancy pelosi got -- was offered a second political position that had some power. she already had one. she said to lindy boggs, maybe i should give up this other job because i'm going to take on this additional job. lindy boggs said, no man would ever do that. and told her not to give up the other job. and told her, know thy power. that message was so important to nancy pelosi that when

que irina va eva responde contundentemente a las comparaciones que aÚn siguen haciendo de ella con geraldinespeto y el conocimiento de la causa. la gente va a seguir opinando. no puedo construir mi vida dependiendo de los comentarios. yo siempre les he dicho con mucho respeto, lo Único que les puedo decir es que todo va muy bien pero no les voy a compartir cÓmo el mayor detalle porque por respeto sobre todo a ellas asÍ que todo en su momento. tengo sobrinos que amo y adora y me encantarÍa formar una familia. gabriel ya tiene dos hijas que son como parte de la familia y si nosotros no somos a casar, pues claro que a mÍ me gustarÍa pero todo en su debido tiempo. el lunes seguro nos vamos a ver por allÁ. todas las preguntas y cualquier cosa que ustedes tengan, no me gusta extenderme porque es un tema legal. cualquier pregunta se la dan al abogado y yo lo Único que te puedo decir es que ya veremos a lunes quÉ pasa. tenemos que presentarnos finalmente en la audiencia. raÚl: creo que ya estÁ cansada y se molesta un poquito. alan: el pasado es victoria, ya pasÓ.ella tiene el Ágora. ya ha estado ex