nile gardiner, nina minskoff and ingrid seward . that minskoff and ingrid seward.r the break. but your voice most important on this show is the email we found at gbnews.uk. vote our poll at gb news. results and the gb news. the results and the clash now course . it's time now for the clash and the latest leg in prince harry's wide privacy tour saw him jet london yesterday where he robbed shoulders without and john and sadie frost at preliminary high court hearing in their case against associate newspapers . against associate newspapers. but one man who will not be with harry on his surprise trip is king charles after he said he was too busy to meet his treacherous son. so was the monarch right to snub the duke of . i want to know what you of. i want to know what you think about this tonight date at gbnews.uk. tweet me at gb news. you can vote in our poll right now too. i'll bring you those results shortly help you make results shortly to help you make up joined by the up your mind, i'm joined by the former aide margaret former aide to margaret thatcher, nile gardin

ingrid ask and then the moderator is ryan heath ofco politico. i also want to draw attention perfectly to people who aren't in this amazing in person audience to the virtual audience we have ambassadors in the room from luxembourg, from spain and the czech republic from the slovak republic from denmark and the european union. and from ukraine bulgaria lithuania latvia croatia and we have representatives from almost every european union. it's a real show of support on this anniversary. we mark when you're since russia began its unprovoked invasion of ukraine to start the chapter in ukraine's national story in europe's history by launching this major offensive last year. vladimir putin openly implored his -- ukraine was to be another step in his policy against europe in transatlantic security producing tens of thousands of lives lost and millions displaced. we witness stand covering up countless atrocities committed against the people of ukraine atrocitiesvi that kamala harris label crimes against humanity in the security conference. putin has fail

ingrid ingrid, tata is with me to avital.istening to what vito has to say and in particular in response to daniel saying that it's you know, it's bonkers. what's your response to that ? my what's your response to that? my response . well, i'll have to say response. well, i'll have to say straight off, i wasn't vaccinated and know there is sadly no notes that i can draw from you saying the parallels on this, because i was completely vilified. i was like, you were singled out for being jewish and therefore you were segregate, treated and others like me chose not to be vaccinated because we didn't want to be part of that experiment that you talk about. we were vilified. we were separated. you had to show papers. the similarities are extraordinary. the mask wearing is different. most it's not masks, but it's a german mask. it's a different type of war. the big star of all those sort of things, we couldn't go out. we were being threatened. you couldn't go shopping. we wouldn't be able to do this . not wouldn't be able to do this.

ingrid ingrid, tata is with me to avital.ng to what vito has to say and in particular in response to daniel saying that it's you know, it's bonkers. what's your response to that ? my what's your response to that? my response . well, i'll have to say response. well, i'll have to say straight off, i wasn't vaccinated and know there is sadly no notes that i can draw from you saying the parallels on this, because i was completely vilified. i was like, you were singled out for being jewish and therefore you were segregate, treated and others like me chose not to be vaccinated because we didn't want to be part of that experiment that you talk about. we were vilified. we were separated. you had to show papers. the similarities are extraordinary. the mask wearing is different. most it's not masks, but it's a german mask. it's a different type of war. the big star of all those sort of things, we couldn't go out. we were being threatened. you couldn't go shopping. we wouldn't be able to do this . not wouldn't be able to do this. not so

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. >> reporter: 17-year-old ingrid explains that young girls' battles are often invisible. >> it's notlegitimate problem until people see the suicide rates and they're like, oh, well, we never knew. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics, though, is painfully aware of this crisis. >> we just don't have the resources to provide all of this support we need to whether that's counselors or physicians and providers. >> reporter: caroline and ingrid are in recovery, but teen girls just like them continue filling emergency rooms seeking treatment for anxiety, depression, suicide and eating disorders. >> never would have thought, you know this would happen to her. mental illness is not bias. >> reporter: caroline and ingrid now run a mental health club at their high school. they advocate for teens and help others as they battle demons that are all too often invi invisible. trace? >> trace: very compelling stuff, jillian. thank you. dwight from the office calls out hollywood for anti-christian bias. that's coming up. but first, mountains upon mountains of snow from coast to coast. wint

ingrid tells me that girls' battles are often invisible. >> it's not treateds a a legitimate problemuicide rates. they're like oh, well, we never knew. feel like this battle can never be won. but then what is winning exactly? like i said, like sometimes automatic you can do is say i'm here and i'm doing my best and i'm surviving. >> the stats are called a disturbing wake-up call. >> to me that is a cry for help about just shows there's so much going on. >> caroline's mother says that her daughter's struggle had reverberated through her entire family. >> i will never forget the day my daughter's guidance counselor called me. she said you need to come down to the school. your daughter has been cutting herself. mental illness is not bias. can it happen to anyone. >> so caroline and ingrid have now started a mental health support group at their high school. they're aiming to help other teen girls struggling with invisible demons. they also hope to become advocates for teen girls one day. martha? >> such a complicated teenage life these days that has just -- the impact of the anxiety that

. >> caroline and ingrid are in recovery. rooms seeking treatment for anxiety, depression, suicide and eating disorders. >> never would have thought, you know, this would happen to her. mental illness does not -- is not biased. >> caroline and ingrid now run a mental health club at their high school. advocate for teens and help others as they battle demons that are all too often invisible. bret? >> bret: gillian, thank you. please join us for part two tomorrow when we discuss sexual exploitation and abuse. up next, the panel here in new york on president biden's trip to california. amid the failure of one of the country's largest banks. first, here is what some of our afox affiliates around the country are covering. fox 5 in saint lewis as the man accused of of killing one police officer and wounding another taken into custody. it happened in herman about two miles weapons of mass destruction of st. louis. detective/sergeant mason griffith was killed. 32-year-old kenneth simpson was detained after multi o-hour standoff. fox 5

ingrid ask. for your conversation on europe support for ukraine. it will be moderated by lyrical's -- politico's editor ryan heath. ambassadors, thank you for being here. ryan, over to you. ryan: let's dive right into it. i'm going to turn to you. what is the view of the state of the war nine years into russia's attempted occupation in ukraine and where do we need to focus on weapons and aid delivery? >> as we pass years of the regional attack of the federation. on the one hand it is difficult, it is a very long timeline. you feel that there and everywhere in ukraine with either the drones, missiles or whatever russia can find, even after the sanctions are working and preventing them from building quicker, something new. so, it is still very difficult. they need all the help, security assistance, budget assistance. we have been able to retake more than 50% of the territories that russia initially occupied. we did not allow them to take kyiv in three days. we almost survived the horrible winter when they had destroyed more than 60% of the energy inf

representing the swedish eu presidency, ingrid ask. fisa deputy chief of mission of the embassy of the kingdom of sweden. and the moderator is ryan heath of politico. i want to draw the attention to people who are not in this amazing in person audience, to the virtual audience. we have ambassadors in the room from luxembourg, spain, the czech republic, the slovak republic, denmark, the european union. from ukraine, as i mentioned, romania, lithuania, bulgaria, croatia. also latvia and moldova. we have representatives from every european union country. so, it's a show of support on this anniversary. solemnly mark one year since russia launched the unprovoked invasion of ukraine a dark , chapter in ukraine's national story and europe's history. by launching this major offensive last year, vladimir putin declared his imperial ambitions to strip ukraine of its sovereignty, democracy and right to existence. for putin, ukraine was supposed to be another step in his policy against europe and transatlantic security. we have seen tens of thousa

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like ingrid, we've got the chance to touch one. i said, i don't think i've ever had anything quite like that. and it came after 5 minutes of watching my mother well with her newborn baby, which was just tremendously joyful, the profound i am so grateful it was. it was absolutely amazing from tourists to go . it's to researches this is not true through that. we saw every one on miss lagoon getting from these huge friendly animals and all of them a hoping that may long continue. john homan al jazeera some, ignacio mexico. ah, this is al jazeera and these are our top story. see, israeli army has rated the acrobat java refugee camp in the occupied west bank and attained to palestinians. it accuses of killing and he's really american. on monday, the raids in jericho continue despite meetings between israeli and palestinian leaders to help deescalate the tension need a brain has more from jericho in the occupied westbank palestinians with tell you that the situation hasn't been getting any better. in fact, with the right wing is really g

give it up for my band y'all, "blue" by ingrid andress!his new track is all about the healthy parts of falling in love, and love that song. and speaking of healthy coming out, temper our next guest, last year he caught himself on fire in his garage and then the day before he was going to be on this show in january, he took a spill from his motorcycle. we were not meant to hang out for a minute. we love him, and we are very happy is he recovered and healthy once again. you can see him host "you bet your life" on fox. our friend, the one, the only, jay leno! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jay: it's good to see you. >> kelly: i mean! keep going! [cheers and applause] >> jay: thank you, thank you. >> kelly: you made it. >> jay: last time we did not quite make it, but yes. >> kelly: and before that i was thinking, we were passing ships for the show. >> jay: ships in the night, different accidents. >> kelly: i have covid and you're covering for me, but you look great though. >> jay: it's her brand-new face, it is unbelievable

like ingrid we've got the chance to touch one . i don't think i've ever had anything quite like that. and it came after 5 minutes of watching my mother well with her newborn baby, which was just tremendously joyful, the profound i am still very calm. it was, it was absolutely amazing from tours to guides to researches. there's a natural thrilled that we saw everyone on this lagoon getting from these huge friendly animals and all of them hoping that may long continue. john home and al jazeera son ignacio mexico. ah, got you on there, lisa hill, rob, reminder, volatile stories. nigeria governing party candidate bulletin who has been declared the winner of saturday's presidential elections. opposition parties called for the vote to be cancelled calling the process of shun and with address has more from a future the opposition from day one stage one out when the prost results are being announced. are the correlation center park testing that the procedure was wrong. and there are several legal arguments about whether or not the election

like ingrid, we've got the chance to touch one. i said, i don't think i've ever had anything quite like that. and it came after 5 minutes of watching my mother well with her newborn baby, which was just tremendously joyful, be profound. i am so grateful. it was, it was absolutely amazing from tourists to go. it's to researches, there's a natural thrilled that we saw every one on miss lagoon getting from these huge friendly animals and all of them a hoping that may long continue. john holman, al jazeera, some ignacio mexico ah your challenges here with me.

like ingrid we even got the chance to touch one. i said, i don't think i've ever had anything quite like that. and it came after 5 minutes of watching a mother wail with her new born baby, which was just tremendously joy hope to be profound. i am just so grateful it was. it was absolutely amazing from tourists to guides to researches. there's a natural through that we saw every one on miss lagoon getting from these huge friendly animals and all of them. a hope that may long continue. john homan al jazeera son ignacio mexico.

you didn't have dissent, just ingrid. you can see it hawkish lee. look. the pound has parked. you can use that as a deciding factor, but that is actually because they've got less of a concern about recession. >> how much of this do you think was to show that they are confident and financial stability, and they are not worried about banks. how much do you think plays into this? >> that is the message that andrew bailey wants to convey. it's not 2008. tanks are capitalized. i don't think that is what this decision is about. you might interpret this as not going for a whole. that he is confident in the financial system. he is a deputy governor responsible for financial stability. but he didn't refer to all of this with credit suisse in the midst. they were showing that there is still a time to prepare for this. that is despite all of this. they are focused on inflation. britain isn't the epicenter, and you can keep a lid on inflation. or financial stability, the bite -- bottom line is separate. >> thank you very much. you wrap it all up for us. doing great work on the bank of inc

listen to a 17 -year-old ingrid it. >> we live in a world that blames the victims of what is done to them because of everything they could have done. your mind is filled it with all the things you should not have done. >> statistics also shown and tingles a 16-19 years old old o four times likely than anyone else to be sexually abused. >> officials say it's crucial t reframe how americans think about the crisis. >> people say what's going on with girls and i think it's important to take a step back and say when we look at his perpetrating violence a and often it's boys. we need to be looking at boys and girls and look at how we ca engage ways and a interventions of being allies. >> sexual exploitation and teen girls is also on the rise a. they coined a term for predator obtaining sexual images of teen and demand payments to keep it secret. >> the kalypso extortion. >> let's follow up with board certified medical dr. and docto jeanette nash a while. it's great to have you on as always. i want to put these up because of this is the youth risk behavior survey. 57 percent teenage girls p

ingrid says girl's battles are often invisible. >> if not treated as a legitimate problem until peopled they go well, we never knew. they never reached out. they will feel like this battle can never be won. but when is winning. sometimes all you can do is i'm here and doing my best and i'm surviving. >> they call the stats a wake-up call. >> 10% attempted suicide and to me that is really a cry for help and shows there is so much going on. >> caroline's mother said the struggle has reverberateed through her entire family. >> i will never forget the day my daughter's guidance counselor called me and said you need to come down to the school. your daughter has been cutting herself. my daughter is a straight a student, athlete, has a sweet group of friends. never would have thought this would happen to her, mental illness is not biased. it can happen to anyone. >> the experts tell us the crisis has been brewing for years. >> dana: thank you. i know this is an important topic and following it all week. fox news alert. >> president biden: you can have confidence the banking system is safe. yo

ingrid braun, thank so much for joining us. all right, still ahead. u.s.nt, joe biden, will host the german chancellor in the coming hours. both leaders are under pressure to send more weapons and military aid to ukraine, we'll have a live report on the meeting, coming up next. plus, a man in pennsylvania will reportedly try to bring an explosive device onto a flight. we'll show you the images of the material, authorities say he tried to sneak onto a plane. coming up, stay with us. to finally lose 80 pounds and keep it off with golo is amazing. i've been maintaining. the weight is gone and it's never coming back. with golo, i've not only kept off the weight but i'm happier, i'm healthier, and i have a new lease on life. golo is the only thing that will let you lose weight and keep it off. who loses 138 pounds in nine months? i did! golo's a lifestyle change and you make the change and it stays off. (soft music) for your most brilliant smile, crest has you covered. “nice smile, brad.” “nice!” “thanks?” crest 3d white. 100% more stain removal. crest. the #1

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listen to 17-year-old ingrid. >> you live in a world that just blames the victims for what is done toall the things you shouldn't have done. >> teen girls 16 to 19 years old are four times likelier than anyone else to be sexually abused. officials now say it's crucial to refrain how americans think about this crisis. >> whattens goings on with girls? i think it's important to take a step back and say well, when we are looking who is perpetrating violence often it's boys so we need to be looking at boys and girls and looking how we can engage boys and bystander interventions and being allies. >> officials tell us sexual exploitation of teen girls is also on the rise. so much so they coined a term for pled tores who obtain sexual images of teens and demand payments to keep it secret they call it sex torsion, bret? >> bret: we take a look at the dangers for social media for teenage girls. up next, the panel on the bank scare, stubborn inflation and president biden what president biden is doing and saying about it. plus, "tuesday tweets." first, here is what some of our fox affiliates are

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joining us now is ingrid seward, editor in chief at majesty magazine and.ification the state banquet to actually meeting those people outside the brandenburg gate and the smiles on faces of berliners . it's been an extraordinary a very tour but they have been facing it by the german people and i think this king charles his speech in the parliament which in which he gave short a short time ago was remarkable because . he gave it in his own because. he gave it in his own sort of special way and a special way of talking. but he gave it in english and german, and it was very and it was funny and it was very and it was funny and you know, he hit upon one or two potential delicate points and delivered it beautifully , and delivered it beautifully, rather charmingly , at the end of rather charmingly, at the end of the speech. i mean he had a standing ovation and queen camilla put , standing ovation and queen camilla put, her hand on his arm and sort said, well done, darling. and it really well done, darling . well, the base is done, darling. well, the base is now

through the english channel into southern counties of ingrid.you stay largely dry in the afternoon. not many showers across mainland scotland. persistent rain in orkney edging its way toward shetland. and the winds today not as strong across scotland or northern ireland compared with yesterday but still touch—and—go force for parts of england and wales particularly round the hills and coast. those women still coming in from a south—westerly direction so a good 5 degrees or 6 degrees above where we should become a 15 degrees or 16 degrees across eastern england. but we do finish to the day —— we do finish the day to the south, rush hour can be wet. may be parts of the midlands. heavy rain clears away. showers elsewhere through the evening and overnight. but clearer skies mean slightly cooler night across southern areas compared with last night. so into friday we go. and of the story of sunshine and showers. fairly blustery winds as well. the bulk of the showers across scotland. isolated showers elsewhere. friday, the showers blew more widely acro

lithuanian prime minister ingrid.at they are in favor of replacing the russian language in the country with polish one country one language, against the background of this news , geniuses play with other colors on the ukrainian orthodox church, schismatics with a dog are gradually leading people towards the greek catholic church. in 2022 , concrete steps were taken for the parishioners of the new church. for the first time allowed to celebrate christmas simultaneously with the catholics, december 25 is about the polishing and the catholicization of the population of the notorious mid-seas. the fact is that politicians and who speak in poland on the middle of the sea. ah, between the sea. it was all prepared by the usa, uh, i was interested in this just a few years ago, i just looked in their yugraf there, uh, everyone prepared the usa so i think that in the usa hmm they thought it was there so that the poles well, look at this one, you will be banned again, you will rule here so between the sea and therefore there are

on to ingrid on the democrat line.ler: i have something in the back of my mind that keeps coming to the front throughout biden's administration. the people that we left behind in afghanistan. i was at the doctor's office last week and there was an older gentleman with vietnam cap with all the buttons and everything on it, and he was leaning on his cane, and we got to talking about vietnam because i graduated in 1967 and had a lot of high school friends that went to war and never came back. but i asked him. i said -- he was a a republican for trump and a solid catholic. that is ok, but the question i asked him, i said, i have been wondering since the biden and afghanistan thing came up, i said, if we leave people behind -- did we leave people behind? and he said, indeed, we did. how come republicans can jump on biotin and say how bad he is. he said it was even worse. host: on the line for maryland. caller: first i want to say that the meeting yesterday was very interesting. i got a lot out of it. the second part of that

she was here on outside last week, and ingnd here on outside last week, and ingrid tarrant lived undern starred as the lead wagging wag the musical . really? well, i the musical. really? well, i didn't know that i was considered to be a friend of the one and only meghan markle before. she was ghosted then before. she was ghosted then before also was involved, embarked on a relationship with prince. please roll out the red carpet of favourite carpet for of my favourite superstar panellists . it is of superstar panellists. it is of course, lizzie cundy who does a fabulous design. cute darling, good to see you . thank you very good to see you. thank you very much for joining good to see you. thank you very much forjoining me. now, thing much for joining me. now, thing is, a lot of people see you on the show, but people really know much about you. so about much about you. so talk about your where were you your life and where were you born. we'll see. oh, well, yeah. i was put in richmond. sorry and my father was an art director. i think that's where i got my love of kind of politics. he di

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