hilda married a man 14 years older than herself, but she far from alone. according to the libyan government, almost 20 percent of golden, that may be forced into marriage compared with only just of a 4 percent of boys. and surprisingly, the marriage took a toll on her th life and education lim interest or have her me. and then he never wanted me to be friends with my friends anymore. and then after school i guess have to be at home and then working for him all the time. it really felt like it's really difficult for me to do all those things. to me it looked like it's a punishment, a punishment. but even traditionalists and hilders village are starting to acknowledge and slowly unravel because of schooler. i fades in a good child's marriage even though it's their school, but we can make it means that they one sees in this cool. she can also come for a 1st period, initiation, then back to school. so attitudes are changing, but in her marriage, hilda was determined to make her own choices. however, to have children with me, but i even saw myself very young to

so attitudes are changing, but in her marriage, hilda was determined to make her own choices. however, to have children with me, but i even saw myself very young to have children at that age. and i'm never going to do that, i'd be hoping to have to go to the clinic and get injured. then for feller planning mad gwinnett or now him to the clinic. i had the mature that he should not know, but it with her husband, frustrated by her inability to get pregnant. hilda's marriage became even more strained. the men they let us make their glenn and then i had the way i decided to leave that guy is. he asked forsakes, and then i said, no, i'm on my bed, and then they gave love to me. so i really got angry. i bet my things, when i moved to my grandmother's house, the ill fated marriage caused hilda to fall behind in her education. but now at 21, she's back on track to finish secondary school. and while they embed ensured that a member of the men bad, bad giving dead jell leanplum, that mendoza had barons that sent him to school and never implemented that beth and began somebody because he

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and i want to thank hilda solis. i resent the fact she left washington, because i miss her personally, but her she love of her job and what she's doing for los angeles is so consequential. and a special thank you to california democrats in congress, many of whom are here today. senator padilla,you're the same way. you jumped in to help me out. you're doing one hell of a job as a freshman senator. i mean that sincerely. and it's noticed by everyone. it's great to see you. representative maxine waters whatever maxine says, i agree with. where's nanette? there you are. sorry, nanette. i didn't see you back there. and ted lieu. and nanette barraga. ted, there you are. and linda sanchez. and brad sherman. i just don't want to leave anybody out. and what's her name again? karen bass? [laughter] >> karen bass! pres. biden: karen, you're the best. you're the best. look, folks, you know, one of the things about a real leader is: the place they're trying to lead matters a lot of how much they love the place they [inaudible] sh

the successful multiple notes are something important for a little personal dis, hilda. oh, of a model number. you're gonna order, i'm new to make you go to. so when did you? she chuckled. what was your when you so it was a she started another mother told everybody, so dar biggest one or 2. so i'm very excited to go. i had good news. i got a new jacket i had to do back here. our good best. i'm ready to go. i'm going to go for my father because i love my father more than myself. that's where i'm taking, which with the students, accompanied by a local guide, will travel back to their villages in the upper himalayas. the journey will be the most physically and emotionally demanding experience of their lives. ah, this is will, is my 2nd home. so the, i'm also my family to me. i to be said to leave them both in my heart i am seeing dad, i will meet them again. i have to be strong. mm . mm. their journey begins with an overnight bus ride on notoriously dangerous roads, to the small airport that flies to the himalayas. until today, they've never left the city state overnight or

polar explorer hilda wants to show us how her world is disappearing. an incredible sight, but one framed with sadness. to survive as a polar bear now, i think you have to be super good at hunting, because the main source of food, the seals, they are diminishing and the ice that both the seal and the polar bears are dependent on are diminishing. it's getting less and less ice. this norwegian archipelago is warming six times faster than the global average. there is much less ice here to reflect heat and more exposed ocean to absorb it. these beluga whales, they are swimming in water that is much hotter than it used to be, and all wildlife here in svalbard is having to adapt to this hotter world. you can hear them now. it's hotter in the water and it's hotter in the air, too. melting here raises sea levels and affects weather patterns across the globe. in what is the northernmost settlement in the world, it's life on the edge. houses are being moved and rebuilt. new barriers installed to stop more avalanches triggered by the thawing ground. wherever i loo

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he st. hilda mccraney certainly quick to do that. as soon as the all clear was given, the clean up started, he is mer came to see the damage. what russians did is genocide of your grand population. they need you brain was all the great him do. we have a lot of numbers. people who died to day dividend and didn't use a structure, get great feasible, considering the places hit, it's remarkable. the death toll wasn't much higher, ran his huge crater, all the twisted metal remnants of what presumably was the missile. now vladimir putin says of this was a response to a terrorist attack. well, look away. this myself struck as a playgrounds just over there. you credit have no doubt who the real terrorist it had been months since the last air strikes on key if people stopped responding to the sirens thinking the danger had passed. but this is the biggest mythos onslaught since the was early days. defiance is mixed with fear. again, talk, we must be more patients and care about ourselves in our clothes. people will do me for prefer would it sa

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i was sitting next to hilda solis, who was secretary of labor, and she was right next to hillary clinton. but president and i didn't think anything about until steve cohen said the next day, she said he walked up to me on the floor and he said, can you believe that the president didn't even acknowledge us yesterday? and i didn't think that because i. i was pretty nice. we were on the front row and this big crowd in the east room and but steve cohen said if they had been saying that being clinton, he would done everything but have sex with us on the east room floor and and and what what he was what president clinton used to really caught the democrats in the congress more than president obama did. but of course, that didn't bother me. and then one day, president clinton, a president obama came down to knoxville, and i was going to fly down on air force one with him. well, my chief of staff told me, he said he said, i don't think you ought to fly with president obama. so there's so many people here that don't that don't like him or hate him or whatever. and i said, well, bob is president,

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one of my favourites, hilda matheson, who�*s also a character in the book i�*m doing. 100 years on, ie airwaves. broadcasting — it pretty much all began here. this is the hut where peter eckersley broadcast every tuesday. and while the hut isn�*t open to the public, chelmsford museum has created a digital version of the writtle hut to celebrate these pioneers of entertainment. so this is the technology. what were they actually doing? what was their broadcasting? well, their brief was to kind of create experimental entertainment broadcasts. and what came out was veryjovial, very... not very bbc? not very bbc at all, no, no. it was quite anarchic in many ways. a lot of the shows almost feel like they were kind of precursors to the goon show or something like that, but kind of 40 years earlier. they were having a laugh. they really were, yeah, but they all went to the pub beforehand. oh, they went to the pub before they broadcast? as part of their planning for the programme for the evening. these were gin—fuelled broadcasts. absolutely, yes, certainly one of them was. so a bit more... no

one of my favourites, hilda matheson, who's also a character in the book i'm doing. 100 years on, i wentd a show about arthur and his rather more entertaining rival. who actually was the first real radio broadcaster, who did what we understand as a radio programme? well, i think you've got to look to peter eckersley, who became the first chief engineer of the bbc, really. peter eckersley? peter eckersley, this wild broadcaster who would improvise. the kenny everett of his day? the kenny everett of his day, the pre—goon goon. he was the guy who actually, really, i think, sparked demand for radio sets and he just wanted to have fun with it. this is peter eckersley. his reputation has been rather tainted by a laterflirtation with a british union of fascists, before later redeeming himself somewhat byjoining the british war effort. but in 1922, he created britain's first regular radio programme. and its popularity helped inspire the creation of the bbc. and here's a taste of peter's style. dearest, the concert's ended, sad wails the heterodyne. you must soon switch off your valves, i must so

i was sitting next to hilda solis, who was secretary of labor, and she was right next to hillary clinton. but president and i didn't think anything about until steve cohen said the next day, she said he walked up to me on the floor and he said, can you believe that the president didn't even acknowledge us yesterday? and i didn't think that because i. i was pretty nice. we were on the front row and this big crowd in the east room and but steve cohen said if they had been saying that being clinton, he would done everything but have sex with us on the east room floor and and and what what he was what president clinton used to really caught the democrats in the congress more than president obama did. but of course, that didn't bother me. and then one day, president clinton, a president obama came down to knoxville, and i was going to fly down on air force one with him. well, my chief of staff told me, he said he said, i don't think you ought to fly with president obama. so there's so many people here that don't that don't like him or hate him or whatever. and i said, well, bob is president,