hayden, same question to you. dr. hayden: the library has been really at the forefront in the library field was looking at how digitized material can be made more discoverable, because if it's not discoverable, it's really not accessible. one of the projects i mentioned in my testimony is taking a 20 year project of digitizing and making available newspapers from all 50 states, but adding an ai instrument, a navigator. you can now do even more research into those newspapers. photos, names, all types of things. we've seen that has made what was just basically making things, putting them into digital form, from the vast amount of analog material we have and print material going back hundreds of years, just basically digitizing them, that is an accessible aspect, but having tools for people to be able to get into them has been very popular, especially when we allow the public to use materials in a creative way like our citizen dj program. we put the material up there, music and all types of things and people can use them

i feel fortunate enough to talk to you about hayden and say his name.take that information and tell another parent. because the only way that this is going to change, and there's going to be more funding and more research, is for more awareness. i love you. we're not showing hayden's death, but the footage given to the researchers showed he had a seizure. that's a fit that can be brought on by a fever or illness. it was the same for all four of the other children, whose deaths were filmed. it's only a small number, but the researchers say it could be significant. i love you, hazy. i believe it's a major breakthrough. i think we have a huge clue. i think it's possible to start enlarging the circle of children, who are at risk for sudc, and certainly the febrile seizure population would be the prime candidate of children to look at. laughs. lots of children have seizures and most will be fine. the researchers want to work out why a small number of them die. shake a leg. they're now building a world sudc database to look for patterns and for more evidence.

how old was granny hayden when -- >> how old was granny hayden when she stopped her practice?was about 90 years old. she was a very strong little woman. you know, when people think about slavery, they think about hundreds of years ago, not about somebody who died in 1956. she was a pillar not only in our family but in our community, and i assumed she would always be there. like when you're child. you assume everything's going to be there. but i'm very proud to have descended from someone like my grandmother. very, very proud. ♪ john: and finally tonight, what could be the brightest known object in the universe, estimated by scientists to be emitting light that's a mind-boggling 500 trillion times more intense than the sun. according to a paper published this past week in the journal "nature astronomy," it's a quasar produced by a msive and voracious black hole that devoured the equivalent of one of earth's suns every day - a cosmic star destroyer. quasars are whirlpools of matter being sucked into black holes - swirling like water circling a drain. the light is the result of t

i'm hayden. i'm a junior this year at (inaudible) my first term on the commission but what drew me to it is like emily i have always been super fascinated by public transportation. since i was two years old i had a baby sitter and she couldn't get a driver license so would take the bus everywhere and it was fascinating to see all the people and places i could go around the city and just as i got older i would explore more and more but realized that you know, like, it is not as simple as buses driving around and i can be involved in getting more buses out there, having more places to go to and like i think especially when the pandemic happened and all government meetings moved on line it was a lot more accessible for me so i was able to pgo and make public comment and see had all the presentations, see all the people on commissions and stuff and also had several friends who had been on the youth commission in the past so i just saw it as a great opportunity for me to advocate for young people, bec

hayden this in reverse if trump wins nomination, among haley voters by the way your cohorts have saidbut still vote for trump. where 59% said they won't volt for trump that's among, that's among -- those who support nikki haley where would you be if it comes down to trump versus biden? >> he won the south carolina primary here -- i would not vote for donald trump. i don't think i can stomach a vote for joe biden either. i would end up voting for some third party or write-in candidate. will: if say no labels picked nikki haley and trump and biden were on ticket along with nikki haley your vote would still go to nikki haley? >> the presidential candidate i would strongly consider voting for her in a general election. if it was -- someone like joe manchin i would consider voting for somebody like him. >> all right. hayden andrej thank you so much for being with us this morning interesting perspective on both philosophical and strategic level of the vote thank you both. all right. hey by the way, coming up on the will cain show this week streams live at 12:00 every day at fox news.com and

hayden christensen?- this little guy came, he must have been 9 or 10 years old this little boy with his mom and dad. and he was -- you could just see that when he saw us both together, he joust couldn't hold it together. tears were starting to rundown his face. just the most beautiful thing. it meant so much to him, you know. and somebody passed me a note when we were signing autographs. i read when it i got home to the hotel that night. it was really beautiful. it was a beautiful note saying that the film -- that the "star wars" films had helped this girl through some really dark times in her life. and that she'd saved up for a long time to be able to come to this comic-con. and that although she knew it would only be a tiny moment for me, it was a really big moment in her life. >> jimmy: wow. >> and i thought -- i just thought that was -- that's beautiful. and in a way, to -- to get a chance to meet people like that. it just means the world to me. and it's made me closer to the prequels. >> jimmy: i th

friend pam made the hats, hayden did call me and said she wants me to drop one off for her at school her thank you, really sweet of her. >> janice: of course. pam merkin made the hats with loves and gives to her friends and people of grimportance. lawrence, you looked ashgsz maze amazing in your hat. >> lawrence: thanks, love. >> ainsley: she was excited. >> brian: she is pumped up. a lot more show left, high-stakes immigration bill could be released today and handed over to the senate. senator cramer says he is open to supporting it. >> ainsley: and big news in the big apple, today the tech company reveals new vision, vision pro eyeglasses. kurt the cyber guy has a live report outside a store next. emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) emergen-c crystals. hi, i'm kim, and i lost 67 pounds on golo. when i was diagnosed with breast cancer, food became my comfort. i didn't think i looked pretty anymore, so i let myself go. i've seen the golo commercials for a while. what stuck out to me most was there was no celebri

the dominican republic and the french santa monica later became hayden. the french brought an african slaves for the grueling grove on sugar came sensation by 1880 had a population of more than 700000. overwhelmingly, people from west africa that was very kind of the ball body and assist of slaves what it would be 10, etc. rubbish. that is a professor of politics at the university of virginia born and raised some parts of homes. 80 has been at the center of his research for decades. the expectation of slaves was lucrative. some of them all became friends, most hospitable calling me in the american slave labor plantation supply, but roughly 40 percent of sugar imported to europe. at the time. it was a brutal system, both for the and slave humans as well as the eco you can still see the effects today. just look at these ariel images on the border with the dominican republic. on the dominican side, you can see less porous and green law. on the haitian side, the land is barren trees gone. back to the french colony of santa monica. by the end of the 18th centu

i'm hayden. i'm a junior this year at (inaudible) my first term on the commission but what drew me to it is like emily i have always been super fascinated by public transportation. since i was two years old i had a baby sitter and she couldn't get a driver license so would take the bus everywhere and it was fascinating to see all the people and places i could go around the city and just as i got older i would explore more and more but realized that you know, like, it is not as simple as buses driving around and i can be involved in getting more buses out there, having more places to go to and like i think especially when the pandemic happened and all government meetings moved on line it was a lot more accessible for me so i was able to pgo and make public comment and see had all the presentations, see all the people on commissions and stuff and also had several friends who had been on the youth commission in the past so i just saw it as a great opportunity for me to advocate for young people, bec

and hayden is a decent impressionist and he does a tom cruise impression.ow, it was an enjoyable, you know, anecdote in which hayden does a but there's a deep fake version of it on youtube where they've used the deepfake technology to turn hayden into tom cruise when he's doing the impression of him. wow. and it's unbelievable. it's really chilling. i mean, you could kind of see that it isn't him , but of see that it isn't him, but but you would definitely , you but you would definitely, you know what i mean? you would definitely fall for it if you if you didn't have the context, you would if you saw the bit would if you just saw the bit where turned into tom where he's turned into tom cruise. i don't feel like we're in of. i know very in control of. i know it's very worrying in control of. i know it's very worryi the 2024 election cycle is know, the 2024 election cycle is going going to be going to be is going to be massive. i think, know, massive. i think, you know, because , as people because you really, as people say, are only two modes. say, there are

hayden, thanks for joining us. state of the freelance/gig economy that you power so well? how is it doing? >> thanks, brian. you know, we're seeing a lot of strength in the business right now. we had an awesome quarter in q4, had over a billion dollars in spend from clients. we had a 14% year over year growth. what's really excited is the durable profitable growth in this business, as we saw a record in the quarter. and definitely the outlook for this year for expansion as well as growth in the business. so there's a lot of demand in all categories we serve, which is over 125 categories. for businesses small and large. in q4, we saw more than 31,000 customers from companies like instacart, checkout.com and others coming into the product. there's a lot of demand for companies looking for an efficient, agile way of tapping into this economy. >> i've looked at your platform for other reasons, website building and things like that for hobbies and projects, and it's kind of cool. you watch this bidding process happen. t

. >> sophia hayden of washington state has broken the guinness world record for most sweaters worn at once for 45 sweaters, beat out the previous 40 sweaters worn by an 11 year old french boy two years ago. >> she apparently has a lot of time on her hands. so here's the thing she was required to pull each one down to her waist before putting on the next and none of them could be ripped or they wouldn't count toward the total. >> andrew, you thinking what i'm thinking, buddy? well, she already shattered this 11 year old boy, this poor french kid shattered his dreams by breaking his record. >> shatter her dreams? we should shatter her to get together. >> who's going to wear them, though? you or danny? >> uh, andrew. because he looks good in turtleneck. we know that on the show but 45, 45, i don't know. >> we'll have to wait and see. finally, have you ever heard a porcupine eat? >> well, we're about to do crunchy. porcupine, this is charlie the porcupine happily munching on dried banana chips and nuts at the nashville zoo. i would hug this porcupine. >> me too. i know it would is soooo s

. >> reporter: hayden joseph is one of the content creators caught in the crossfire. his videos featuring shania twain music on instagram. ♪ like superstars ♪ but on tiktok -- crickets. who does this hurt the most? >> by far the creators the creators are small businesses all of the work they made before is now valueless so they don't have their own portfolios to go and show to brands who might work with them. >> reporter: could universal have done this without at least implicit blessings from people like taylor swift and drake? >> oh, no. i think universal is in absolute communication with its artists. artists don't want to be silenced on the most important social platforms for young people there is. but the artists also want to get paid >> reporter: for lesser known artists, tiktok has increasingly become the place to be discovered now with the app and music industry colliding, some tiktokers still finding a way to shake it off ♪ embracing the silence. jesse kirsch, nbc news >>> when we come back, you're going to want to see this. the heartwarming sendoff for a belov

. >> when i found out, i, like, collapsed to the ground >> reporter: senior hayden gillespie lived with sam knopp last year, describing the loss of his dear friend, seen here playing guitar, as unimaginable. >> me and sam were going to graduate together this semester so -- it's just tough to go through without him. >> reporter: and the defendant's bond was set at $5 million today, after prosecutors argued the michigan native could be a flight risk and tried fleeing following the shooting lester >> emilie, thank you >>> coming up, more teens are turning to popular weight loss drugs. but are they safe for young patients up next. >>> they're some of the most in demand medications on the market, drugs that help you lose weight but are they safe for treating obesity in children vicky nguyen now with what parents need to know >> got two second places and a first place. >> reporter: 16-year-old demi buckley never thought about her weight until sixth grade. >> i gained 20 pounds that summer. >> reporter: she says the extra pounds started to affect her mental health. >> there was this boy in my

australian prime minister to get engaged while an office albany is proposed to his partner, jody hayden, on valentines day. albany said they were both thrilled, but have yet to set a date and in an attempt to give more people, the chance to say i do, greece is parliament is preparing to vote on a bill that will legalize same sex marriage as the law is expected to pass with support from both the majority center, right, and left us lawmakers. this would make race the 1st orthodox christian country to grant marriage rights to same sex couples. i do see that a change in greece is marriage most would be life changing for constantino's ends were loc, as he currently lives in london with his husband and 2 adopted children. but if laws allow in his native greece, if he wants to take his family home, the minute this bill gets voted in parliament and fingers crossed the well. we are planning on registering ourselves as a married couple. so we can just transfer our march certificate over degrees. i know were interested in the kits, and on that opens up the path for us to move back is approved. the

. >> reporter: senior hayden gillespie lived with sam knopp last year, describing the loss of his dear friend, seen here playing guitar as unimaginable. >> me and sam were going to graduate together this semester. it's just tough to go through without him. >> and the defendant's bond was set at $5 million today after prosecutors argued the michigan native could be a flight risk and tried fleeing following the shooting. lester? >> emilie, thank you. >>> coming up, more teens are turning to popular weight loss drugs. but are they safe for young patients? up next. i manage it well ♪ ♪ jardiance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's start! ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to see ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects may include ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and geni

okay, that we must and many thanks indeed to you old daddy morrison locked up in port and diedra hayden. and as always, thank you for watching. you can see the program again at any time by going to the website without a 0 dot com for further discussion on this issue, join us on our facebook page. you'll find that at facebook dot com forward slash page a inside story. and of course, you can join the conversation on x a handle that the inside story from the adrian fund again. and the team here in the we'll see you again, bye. so that the a has as well as video on guys, a continues, we bring you the late we are on the rounding dollars a covering. the ongoing is raising apartments and the suffering of people's tones that we lost displacements and block of resources as well as district conditions here in and around the hospital and from the height is to refer me to the health data rate restrictions prevents freedom of rights to worship tyler, we will continue our coverage of his route, will cabinet decisions, the kansas and all the political parties west bank. we've seen you reporting on the

sally hayden of plymouth city council there. an unexploded world war ii bomb...ay, the result of an enormous amount of planning. 0fficers result of an enormous amount of planning. officers and partners have been working around the clock since this incident started for the safest solution to deal with this device. we are all both excited and still planning for carrying out a successful operation today. it is one of the larger operations. particularly in this part of plymouth, we have had to deal with some serious incidents in the past. we had a fantastic team within the council but also our partners who are experienced working together and we have used every minute that we can make sure that we get this right today for our citizens. do can make sure that we get this right today for our citizens.— today for our citizens. do you have enou:h today for our citizens. do you have enough staff _ today for our citizens. do you have enough staff on — today for our citizens. do you have enough staff on shift _ today for our citizens. do you have enough staff on shift to _ t

. >> police quickly closing off a section of hayden avenue. it took only a little wind to bring down the tree. exactly what firstrillionesponders expected from this storm. a powerful atmospheric river system earlier in the month, leaving many trees with weakened root systems and an oversaturated soil. fortunately, this household prepared. >> and we've got flashlights. we have candles. i've got a gas stove. >> as the rain came down during the day, sometimes in sheets, a number of roadways became inundated. >> there's a lot of water on those roads. yeah, there's a lot of water ahead of the storm. >> some roads prone to flooding and mudslides preemptively shut down. meantime, in santa rosa, as the rain began to pick up the merinos, making a last minute dash to the city's free sandbagging station. >> mom, we're on it. we'll be there in a little bit. >> just off the phone with her 80 year old mother. she's got standing water starting to go into the back of her door, so we just kind of want to block it off. >> and given that we're going to have a co

that's when the spotlight with some background disease came lives editor at hayden liberty. thank you so much for speaking to r t international 32. so those are the top stories this hour head to our website doctor to come for more and they show our josh, i'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest stay with us. the the, the mike questions, one more specific. it was of course not a defense of nazis, new or otherwise. it was a practical question. you don't control the entire country, you don't control cap, you don't seem like you want to. so how, how do you will eliminate a culture or an ideology or feelings or a view of history? are you in a country that you don't control? what do you do about that? i was going to, you know, as strange as it may seem to you during the negotiations and assemble, we did agreed that we have it all in writing neo nazis. them would not be cultivated in ukraine, including that it would be prohibited at the legislative level, missed the call soon. we agreed on that. this, it turns out can be done during the negotiation process. and there is

the is ready for the moment was closed on the recording of a conversation between hayden's cousin and they will be nice ation staff member. just why the, her risk situation is 60 goes my, that has not given up hope that her daughter will were time. the only issue a number has a seal done inside my a can ha, it's because of what happened to my daughter when she wasn't to call hinge was going through the most extreme c. and you could probably imagine leon was in the car with her spite lead being most severely injured than my daughter. she tried to save him and started asking us how to provide 1st aid at that moment when they shortly. and my daughter told me, mom leon has a boot and her face to face looks carried. and i told her the cause of her face as that hidden under the seat. the occupation forces claim the only target time off, only the terrorist. so what about my daughter and the all the children in the call, the and they'll to moss or any kind of tourist help. that's when i see my daughter, i can make her forget the things she has been for. i hope when i see her, i can hold her i

right now is completely dramatic, but what we have been seeing is that more evacuation waves are hayden to rough. uh, this area right now is on april to host me people that there is going to be much more civil pressure on the very short, densely populated area in terms of the occupation forces also are moving with the option to start military inclusion to the costs of the territory, which is right now, the last remaining area that is supposed to be saved some fun. in fact, that's completely the opposite in terms of the reality on the ground where palestinians i'm no longer safe in that area that had been why the i talked with in the past few days, kind of gone was in talking to some of our in guys a topic thank you very much. indeed. a 6 year old palestinian girl whom the right job has been missing for 7 days. she was travelling with 6 of the members of a family. find is very far as open fire in the group and guys and city everyone except and i believe to be killed. the protest, any electronic society sent to rescue workers to help her. but nothing's being had from them either ends. mot

and in australia prime minister anthony albanese used the occasion to propose to his partnerjody haydens engagement while in office. ——jodie haydon. looking ahead, we have a press conference that will start at some point. it will be with philippe lazzarini, the head of unrwa. now, it is not yet clear what that would be about, but most likely it will be about rafah, because of course, as we have been reporting, there has been inoffensive, an israeli offensive that is being by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu despite the concerns around the 1.4 million people at least, palestinians, who are in rafah they're sheltering today. he has promised an evacuation plan. the details are not clear yet which has led to an international outcry from his allies as well. we will bring you the latest from that press conference as soon as it comes up and as soon as philippe lazzarini arrives. stay with us. there is clearly much more on bbc news. now, let's look at some uk in the —— news in the uk. a charity which monitors anti—semitism across the uk says there's been an increase in assaults and abu

el primero sucedió el sábado en una residencia de la calle hayden.. y esto fue en el estacionamiento de un negocio en story road. líderes religiosos en oakland se unen a las voces que piden cambios inmediato para frenar la criminalidad que ahoga esta ciudad y también en south san francisco, la policía anuncia resultado significativos en la tasa de delitos. conversamos con residentes para ver si notan el cambio y tras una cierre de emergencia, la biblioteca de antioch planea su reapertura, pero con algunos cambios le vamos a contar. nuestras historias se mantienen vivas cuando pasamos la antorcha a las próximas generaciones, sintiendo un estado de gratitud, compartiendo nuestra vida con aquellos que amamos y prometimos proteger. cuando la familia llama una corriente interior, nos une porque nos alimentamos del camino recorrido por aquellos que vinieron antes que nosotros, manteniendo viva nuestra esencia y nuestra herencia . este lunes, líderes religiosos en oakland se unieron al llamado de un cese a la delincuencia que está aquejando a esa ciudad jun

and i actually think during the vietnam war that to some degree and i don't know how tom hayden feels about this to some degree, that feeling that was so to the peace movement that nothing we did that constant grumpiness actually led people to do something that weren't like particularly helpful at all. but again, you know, i don't think you can say that any activity that it's just strictly i mean, one could really debate this, you know, for more than the one minute that i have left, but i do think in understanding what happened in the in iraq and afghanistan and that there was a significant legislative that did not in end result in great resolution, but did in the end force the administration to pull back at a time when they didn't really want do it. so, you know, i'm going to stop there, except to say that we're looking at history, but we're looking at what's happening now. and one thing i deeply believe from this experience of all these other wars and everything else is, how important it is that advocates find a language each that a language to talk about our concerns in a way that

joseph hayden wrote a mass from troubled times when austria was being crushed by napoleon, but even befores nicknamed in honor of this admiral, maybe the admiral, quite rightly, and back in 1800. the first soviet satellite of this purpose , molniya 1, was successfully launched into earth orbit on april 23, 1965, the communications satellite vernotori 12. was born in this capital autonomous republic of the volga germans. in 2018 , a monument to the composer engels was erected in the city. right. thunder and lightning for 300. the fourth film about his adventures, shear lightning, had a budget of $9 million. but he collected almost 142 million at the box office. and even an oscar awarded for special effects. bond, james bond, that's right, yes, let's have apples 900. according to one version, the name of this sweet dessert with apples baked in dough is associated with the wife of king george ii of great britain. charlotte. that's right, named after queen charlotte. thunder and lightning one and a half. this unofficial russian anthem was created in 1791 . the poems were written by gavriil der

so have less overview in these more hayden groups and in these encrypted message channels that you can come in as get map around more and more video games that are actually built by right wing extremists. which for example, and that game is played out of lots oh shoot, juice which are disseminated in right wing extremist, for some type of and the role. so disseminated on the platforms in such a way that they are range young target going on and make them and also an offer of entertainment to fund in order to then radicalize them side by side. that's why they couldn't see. and the, as this is incredibly important to do educational work in the schools and basically to make sure in the educational context that these view of codes and these symbols and these names which often hide on to significant messages on known to everyone. and so that even school children know how to arm themselves against becoming to get to such manipulative online tactics by right wing extremists. i took some instance with them the and watch anything a shift to again on you wanted to go down in history and knew that

also ortiz also have less overview in the small hayden groups and in these encrypted message channels i can come in. i skipped him a map several more and more video games that are actually built by right wing extremists, which for example, and that game is play adult locks. oh shoot. juice, which are disseminated in right wing extremist, for either under will, so disseminated on the platforms in such a way that they are range. young tal get great gas mileage that's on and make the middle of an offer of entertainment to fund in order to then radicalize them side by side. that's why they couldn't see. and the is, this is incredibly important to do educational work in the schools and basically to make sure in the educational context, these view of codes and these symbols and these names which often hide into some mesquite messages on known to everyone. and so that even school children know how to arm themselves against becoming to get to such manipulative online tactics by right wing extremists, exclamation so that the watch, anything a shift to again on. do you want it to go down in his

get the latest from our correspondence on the ground but it is worth bringing in councillor sally haydenth city council. sally, thanks so much for being here on the programme. i know your catjoining us on the phone but bring us up to date with the details. where are we in terms of this operation?— this operation? thank you, first, for having _ this operation? thank you, first, for having me. _ this operation? thank you, first, for having me. yes, _ this operation? thank you, first, for having me. yes, i— this operation? thank you, first, for having me. yes, i am - this operation? thank you, first, for having me. yes, i am the - this operation? thank you, first, for having me. yes, i am the carj for having me. yes, i am the car park right beside where everything has been going on. you will be aware that the bomb has been moved now. we are still asking people not to come back to their homes at this moment. we are looking at a roundabout 615 but what we're saying to people is please check our website first. you need to make sure everything is ready for to be able to come back to their homes

we get train service from union station to west jefferson county, winter park, and on to craig and hayden, alleviating traffic in the mountain quarters, supporting housing that's affordable for the local workforce, and helping communities strengthen and diversify their economies. together, we must also deliver on the unfulfilled fasttrack's promise of train service from union station to boulder and longline. [applause] and not 2040 something, not 2030 something. of course, to loveland and fort collins. this is not pie. we can do it through a joint effort and start that work now. the problem of unfinished public transit in our state has simply gone on far too long and taxpayers are sick and tired of paying for services that they are not getting. if we move boldly this session to see these on -- unprecedented federal investments, we can lock in rail opportunities in time for our 150th birthday in 2026. the story of our states founding and early economic success is intertwined with historic railroad expansion of the 1880's just as our dreams for the future will be intertwined with the expans

hayden gave you these and ask if you would use these during the show. >> brian: right now? >> steve: is it break up pencil? >> ainsley: lexy was at my apartment yesterday and she was playing lexy is our assistant. lexy said could i take these pens and give them to the guys? she said yes, if you bring them back. and she said this one is for brian. the warm pink. the lighter pink is for you. that's a good idea. >> lawrence: we promise not to write your name on the break-up pizza. >> lawrence: you promise that? >> brian: thank you very much. >> steve: goodbye pie. >> brian: while you guys are eating us out. let me tell you what is coming up next. one of my favorite guest of thei week jack keane isll coming up which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not

so, this is a schoolgirl from washington, her name is sophia hayden, they were able to put on her, attentioner than those already worn. thus, she broke the record of eleven-year-old frenchman thomas oke, by the way, her surname is oke umambo, an interesting surname, and this schoolboy, let me remind you french, was able to fit into 40 sweaters in 2022, sofia, not the first world record holder in the family, her mother installed record for the longest crochet marathon. after the achievement was recorded, all the sweaters and record holders were sent to those in need, well, we see such sweaters, i don’t see them very well, they are thick, that is, they are not made from cereals. i just want to wait for the last sweater in this video, i’m very interested in where we ended up, this was the last one, it seems to me that there could have been a couple more, returning to the story with mom, i really hope that mom crocheted these same sweaters , which later ended up on girl, well, because the story should somehow come full circle, in general, you know, a sweater is a must have for every season, and

. >> i was molested by robert hayden in 1993. >> two days before the birth of my son, he sexually assaulted>> yeah, hi, lori. its doctor hadn't calling. you know, i just got word that you called the office and you are upset. and you're calling the police. what the heck happened? what's going on? >> that's a voice mail from lorries gynecologist, columbia university doctor robert hadden , when he left just hours after sexually assaulting her at a postpartum checkup. >> ladies and we talk? i'm very upset. i don't know what's going on so please call me back. >> there was no one else in the room. i was naked in a paper gal and here's a man that had the guts to overly assault me. all these things go through your mind. who do i speak to? how do i get out of here? who is going to believe me? it's my word against his. >> but her word was the truth. she contacted the police and set off a decade long struggle for justice. in the end, it wasn't just her word against his. more than 700 women came forward to say they too were abused by the ob/gyn over the course of his 25 year career. five of them shared

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was reported missing and the community started searching mcdougal joined in, appearing to help >> hayden has happened in her search. >> what does that tell you? >> i mean, to me, it simply tells me is that he's trying to give you appearances that he has no play or he's not at fault in her disappearance. and that i important concern pony ponies who are trying to locate her know no, i don't share of lyons took cnn to the area where authorities recovered a key clue and audrey's disappearance. he says authorities located the girls bright red. hello kitty backpack near this dam friday. >> just a little west of us here in the water. no. it was long the river bank. that was enough in it to lead us to believe strongly that he is andriy's backpack that it was hers. >> what about signs of struggle or blood or any other dna? >> no, ma'am. that >> was no signs of struggle. >> their 11 year-old audrii has touched the hearts of many including law enforcement in this community, be cried over this several nights, several days? >> yeah >> i have kids or my home i feel that pain. they're feeling >> and i

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