okay, ingrid, coming. all together. okay, ingrid, coming. att tnte— together. okay, ingrid, coming.like to remain and i don't tntnn ton a— would like to remain and i don't think for a moment— would like to remain and i don't think for a moment he and meghan will think for a moment he and meghan nttt eeoanate— think for a moment he and meghan will separate or— think for a moment he and meghan will separate or get— think for a moment he and meghan will separate or get divorced. i will separate or get divorced. t ton-t— will separate or get divorced. t ton-t tttnn— will separate or get divorced. i don't think that's— will separate or get divorced. i don't think that's what- will separate or get divorced. i don't think that's what she wants or needs either. ingrid can i just ask you to be where his children ingrid, his children are? okay. ingrid, can his children are? okay. ingrid, tan-aet— his children are? okay. ingrid, can-aen non— his children are? okay. ingrid, can-ask you about- his children are? okay. ingrid, can-ask you about this. can i just ask you about this extraordinary— ca

okay, ingrid, coming. all together. okay, ingrid, coming. att tnte— together. okay, ingrid, coming.remain and i don't tntnn ton a— would like to remain and i don't think for a moment— would like to remain and i don't think for a moment he and meghan will think for a moment he and meghan nttt eeoanate— think for a moment he and meghan will separate or— think for a moment he and meghan will separate or get— think for a moment he and meghan will separate or get divorced. i will separate or get divorced. t ton-t— will separate or get divorced. t ton-t tttnn— will separate or get divorced. i don't think that's— will separate or get divorced. i don't think that's what- will separate or get divorced. i don't think that's what she wants or needs either. ingrid can i just ask you to be where his children ingrid, his children are? okay. ingrid, can his children are? okay. ingrid, tan-aet— his children are? okay. ingrid, can-aen non— his children are? okay. ingrid, can-ask you about- his children are? okay. ingrid, can-ask you about this. can i just ask you about this extraordinary— can i just

that's you, ingrid , right . that's you, ingrid, right there.— . that's you, ingrid, right there.hat he said. i understood it. i got it because that was the sort of thing that i was learning at school, studying at school, and took beyond . i'd get the new took it beyond. i'd get the new scientists and things like that. so just not a superficial so it's just not a superficial interest that at all. interest that i have at all. what what is actually, i mean, i've got so much stuff which of course would be another like we haven't i do agree haven't got the time. i do agree with you know the with that. but you know the temperatures now , there was an temperatures now, there was an increase in temperature between nine five and eighteen nine and or five and eighteen centigrade. was back centigrade. this was going back to the pliocene, eocene thermal maximum . there was a time, of maximum. there was a time, of course, when it wiped out the earth. but this is completely natural. and actually , if there natural. and actually, if there is any interference, it's us that's polluting our polici

that's you, ingrid , right . that's you, ingrid, right there.— . that's you, ingrid, right there.aid. i understood it. i got it because that was the sort of thing that i was learning at school, studying at school, and took beyond . i'd get the new took it beyond. i'd get the new scientists and things like that. so just not a superficial so it's just not a superficial interest that at all. interest that i have at all. what what is actually, i mean, i've got so much stuff which of course would be another like we haven't i do agree haven't got the time. i do agree with you know the with that. but you know the temperatures now , there was an temperatures now, there was an increase in temperature between nine five and eighteen nine and or five and eighteen centigrade. was back centigrade. this was going back to the pliocene, eocene thermal maximum . there was a time, of maximum. there was a time, of course, when it wiped out the earth. but this is completely natural. and actually , if there natural. and actually, if there is any interference, it's us that's polluting our policies or th

tonight, ingrid tarrant, peter uoyo— tonight, ingrid tarrant, peter uoyo eno— tonight, ingrid tarrantgary lineker right that just stop— gary lineker right that just stop on— gary lineker right that just stop oil protesters are heroes . stop oil protesters are heroes. snowe— stop oil protesters are heroes. snouw nog— stop oil protesters are heroes. should dog owners go to prison for new— should dog owners go to prison for rnerr dog-e— should dog owners go to prison for their dog's actions ? and is for their dog's actions? and is it for their dog's actions? and is n rune— for their dog's actions? and is n ruoe ro— for their dog's actions? and is it rude to recline— for their dog's actions? and is it rude to recline your seats on a it rude to recline your seats on o prone?— it rude to recline your seats on o pronee oo— it rude to recline your seats on o pronee no you— it rude to recline your seats on a plane? do you do it? we're nearing— a plane? do you do it? we're hearing rumours— a plane? do you do it? we're hearing rumours of a wave of new ouegowone— hearing rumours of a wave of new

well said, ingrid next up , we've ingrid tarrant. next up, we've got ingrid tarrant. we all want lower inflation, but is that we're oetttnt— inflation, but is that we're getting inflation. that getting lower inflation. is that neeeentno— getting lower inflation. is that neeeentno-et- getting lower inflation. is that happening of government happening because of government eetten— happening because of government eetten et— happening because of government action or despite— happening because of government action or despite government tneetten— action or despite government tneetten e — action or despite government inaction ? peter— action or despite government inaction ? g . t; inaction? peter is not giving rishi sunak credit for standing up to the unions whose wage demands will cause inflation to explode . well, i mean, we had explode. well, i mean, we had vete— explode. well, i mean, we had nete tenente— : well, i mean, we had wage demands coming from some of the wage demands coming from some of tne tntene— wage demands coming from some of tne tntene-tne— wage demands c

tonight, peter edwards , ingrid tonight, peter edwards, ingrid terreht— tonight, peter edwards, ingridir starmer sleepwalk us back hte— keir starmer sleepwalk us back hte the— keir starmer sleepwalk us back hte the eu— keir starmer sleepwalk us back hte the tu e— keir starmer sleepwalk us back into the eu 7 and— keir starmer sleepwalk us back into the eu ? and why are british into the eu? and why are british twrhhg— into the eu? and why are british women turning to— into the eu? and why are british women turning to danish sperm tehtee— women turning to danish sperm tehtee thre— women turning to danish sperm banks? plus, your— women turning to danish sperm banks? plus, your emails , banks? plus, your emails, eeeeetettw— banks? plus, your emails, especially the— banks? plus, your emails, especially the spicy ones, market— especially the spicy ones, hertet eh— especially the spicy ones, market gb news. .uk. this show hee— market gb news. .uk. this show he e— market gb news. .uk. this show he e getteh— market gb news. .uk. this show has a golden rule.— market gb news. .uk. this show has a

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sale of skirts, the name of the store internet, maybe it's a blessing for someone who is good at ingrid, that the houses are covered with carpets , the person becomes complete, it's good for me, and for the truth, the name of mahd farrokh in the property belongs to the friend of the candidates of the human experimental entrance exam and yasin. around the world, the entrance exam simulator with around the world, a notebook with support tests and video tips and a free online test of the natural fertilizer of the same president in the group of red crescent rescuers , past experiences and new technologies should be used as much as possible in the preparation of the red crescent, the necessity of development ground air fleet and rescue bases identification of 50,000 uninhabited houses in the new city of fardis, the case of the owners has gone to the tax administration, the owner of these houses will be the owner of these houses , which are empty . million tomans, but the car assembly company sells 1 billion and 600 million tomans. the us treasury secretary's warning about the financial and e

hi, ingrid again. i see me jump off my new stubby here. whoever you are, wherever you live water is the liquid of life as vital as the air you. all the ancient races knew that not only life itself, but the very roots of were dependent on water and the rain. god always stood high in the panthers and of deities, never has there been built since the beginning of time human habitation was far from water supply. water on the surface, or a store of water close by underground. nowadays, most of us fetch and carry no more water is delivered to us. we need it whenever. we want it. turn a faucet and there is water at every hour of the day or night. we are connected with a cosmic cycle, a gate and a pipeline to the clouds and to all the earth. and see that pipeline runs through the frames of our houses houses, under the surface of our streets. back through the treatment plants, the. the reservoirs. no matter what the root, our water supply leads to the clouds. when the rain strikes the earth, it either runs off into pools or surface streams. or it si

ingrid no sabe quÉ responder ante la peticiÓn de su hijo. >>> tiene 2 aÑos y no entiende, dpi comida esperan en precarias condiciones, una oportunidad para cruzar esta de nido. >>> 100, 120 niÑos, casi todos pequeÑos, muchos bebÉs. >>> otras madres como liliana, tienen a sus hijos el tatuaje y al alcance de una llamada. >>> todos los dÍas los hecho de menos. >>> esperan albergue de ciudad juÁrez que se concrete suscita y le da la cercanÍa de la familia. so parte de la familia. >>> esta madre haitiana que le canta a su bebe desel refugio. la vÍspera del tÍtulo 42 los lleva a organizarse en esta fila. >>> por este alambre de pÚas hay una apertura de 6 pies entran al lado mexicano libremente y regresan al lado estadounidense a esperar su turno en la fila. >>> mientras el dÍa transcurre en el vaivÉn de la frontera. desde ciudad juÁrez chihuahua, valeria leÓn, noticias telemundo. el >>> el instituto nacional de inmigraciÓn en mÉxico, va a cerrar 33 estancias provisionales de asistencia. la comisiÓn nacional de derechos humanos visita estos lugares para supervisar las instalaciones para re

hello please free here yes eugene ingrid nice to meet you, yes universities. ravi kumar madras, hello very nice what are you working on? what happened you seem to have arrived just in time. i told you that they are working on something like that , now it remains to understand what exactly to start with. i would like to know who sent it. i think this is one of the scientists who understands that he is involved in the development of biological weapons, actually biological weapons. un inspectors are looking for in iraq maybe it's one of them? information from who? what does he do? i certainly doubt that this is one of the inspectors, but it would be useful to get to know them better. this is a restricted area. i just wanted to see how things are set up for you. today is your first day at work, and it ended half an hour ago. i'm in no hurry, family, stayed in boston it's clear late sitting at work or workaholics or indians you're not a workaholic, but my grandmother. i know why you are here. good morning. veronica is good. congratulations. veronica how have you no

. >>> ingrid asegurÓ estar viva de milagro.frente. >>> vio al niÑo morir?. >>> sÍ, sÍ. >>> las llamadas de emergencia. los videos de las cÁmaras de seguridad muestran el horror. identificado por las autoridades mauricio garcÍa de 33 aÑos que muriÓ abatido. vivÍa hace unos meses con sus padres, no pueden dar crÉdito. >>> trabajaba y se fue a su casa. y cuando llegaba no dijo nada. bien calmado y calladito. >>> de acuerdo a las in vebt gaciÓnz policiacas agentes federales estarÍan revisando comentarios hechos por el pistolero en foros de supremacistas blancos. publicÓ estas imÁgenes mostrando diferentes armas y recibos, las fuerzas armada esa. el entrenamiento bÁsico. >>> quÉ estÁ pasando con ese tipo. era bien mal que pasÓ a esta familia. nadie merece esto. >>> los rostros de las vÍctimas fatales han comenzado a salir a la luz. la escuela y el distrito escolar, confirmaron que entre las vÍctimas mortales, estÁn las hermanitas daniela y sofÍa mendoza. quien cursaban el cuarto y segundo grado y que la madre de las niÑas estÁ en co

week from the petrochemical groups and the downstream petrochemical industry company that we have in ingrid. we were there a few weeks ago this has not happened since last year, and of course, it was approved today in the health meeting, it was decided that i would certainly provide 570 tons per week, but in fact , we have some left over from last year, and we did not request that this amount come, and from the capacity, and if it is petrochemical, the production capacity there is no, it is obliged to make a consolidated supply, that is, the petrochemical industry itself and the producer are obliged to do the import work and present it in a consolidated form in the commodity exchange. today , there is about 40% competition in currencies. the price does not allow this, of course, to our producers giving, but naturally the production of our producers due to their small size and the discussions in the allocation and cheap supply in this failed copper 7 work, this has been allowed, but in practice this will not happen. yes, if it is not able to produce due to the technical discussion and capaci

but a final thought, ingrid , on william. you thought, ingrid, on william.s a good feeling. because you felt that william and his totter— you felt that william and his totner, vno— you felt that william and his father, who have— you felt that william and his father, who have had their differences— father, who have had their differences over the years, have reotty— differences over the years, have reotty tonteot— differences over the years, have really bonded. and that makes all really bonded. and that makes ott ot— really bonded. and that makes ott ot ut— really bonded. and that makes all of us feel— really bonded. and that makes all of us feel secure. when you tooteo— all of us feel secure. when you tooteo tn— all of us feel secure. when you looked in the— all of us feel secure. when you looked in the abbey and saw that row looked in the abbey and saw that ot— looked in the abbey and saw that row of politicians,— looked in the abbey and saw that row of politicians, i— looked in the abbey and saw that row of politicians, i thought, tnont— row of politicians,

but a final thought, ingrid , on william. you thought, ingrid, on william.was a good feeling. because you felt that william and his totter— you felt that william and his totner, vno— you felt that william and his father, who have— you felt that william and his father, who have had their differences— father, who have had their differences over the years, have reotty— differences over the years, have reotty tonteot— differences over the years, have really bonded. and that makes all really bonded. and that makes ott ot— really bonded. and that makes ott ot ut— really bonded. and that makes all of us feel— really bonded. and that makes all of us feel secure. when you tooteo— all of us feel secure. when you tooteo tn— all of us feel secure. when you looked in the— all of us feel secure. when you looked in the abbey and saw that row looked in the abbey and saw that ot— looked in the abbey and saw that row of politicians,— looked in the abbey and saw that row of politicians, i— looked in the abbey and saw that row of politicians, i thought, tnont— row of politician

stay on things didn't mean that it will go to the dispatcher to see if any model any more somebody ingrid this little, but i mean low flow in me the should be for us any more. somebody within 75 to the victoria discrepancy, this is going to, i believe, took the one is the op spring because the out of spring is an accommodation for me years of a different demand from the in the world and from the i don't this site the people streaming heading in the same direction, a waving green flag resides, show people i know a lot of people, especially in the people should not forget that the arab spring in some way started with what was happening, the green movement in iran. i think that gave inspiration to a lot of people elsewhere in the, in the, in the region in particular that they could mobilize even under very, very difficult and harsh conditions. the we all know that if you didn't go out saturday, protest, this movement would just die out the new mix. i'm at least of the let's see i'm calling because the main to the booking stage to, to show kevin from was a think tank. make wallace see i need

it's all right, ingrid. i'm- controlled by meghan. it's all right, ingrid . g right, ingrid. they they were, you know, they were diverted into— they they were, you know, they were diverted into a cab which tnove— were diverted into a cab which tnove tpen— were diverted into a cab which drove them around and then took tpen — drove them around and then took tpen past— drove them around and then took tpen past to— drove them around and then took them back to the— drove them around and then took them back to the police station. it them back to the police station. it—sonptetety- them back to the police station. it completely crazy, it all sounds completely crazy, but.obviously_ it all sounds completely crazy, butlobviously was- it all sounds completely crazy, but obviously was completely but it obviously was completely say — but it obviously was completely say ant — but it obviously was completely say ant i— but it obviously was completely say ant i to— but it obviously was completely crazy. and i do actually think it as— crazy. and i do actually think it neatty— crazy. and i do a

tomorrow we will start a cloud across central and eastern ingrid, east scotland, but that will move backowards the north sea coast and when the may sunshine comes out from the word go in the west will feel pleasantly warm with temperatures widely in the high teens, low 20s, could be make it 22 in northern ireland, the warmest day of the year so far. second half of the week in, a cold front moving in across the north—west of the uk dropping rain and temperatures. the rain milking into wales and north—west england but ahead of that we are into the warm air across central and eastern england with temperatures reaching the low 20s but much cooler for scotland and northern ireland across the second half of the weekend. before i go i wanted to show you this, a dangerous looking cyclone set make landfall around myanmar, bangladesh border region, and this is home to hundreds of thousands of rohingya refugees and the weather looks pretty atrocious over the next few days with some very serious weather impacts potentially. thanks, chris. could the us government really run out of money in less than

with the spaniard rebecca masharova, and irina shimanovich will perform in a pair with the brazilian ingrid gamara. martins in men's doubles. ya ivashka, together with australian alexei popyrin , will compete today for the exit of this, the second round and the long-awaited belarusian confrontation at roland garros, the second racket of the world. arina sobolenko, the project will replace her own compatriot, who made it to the main draw. tournament qualifying irina shimanovich on the eve of the third round and the grantem, the approximate start time of the match is 15-30 belarusian time. the flagships of the woodworking industry in belarus, taking into account the fact that we have made new equipment. we have improved the quality of our products and the products are in demand, and today it serves its own. eh, the results of the modernization took place in 1 year, you can imagine, that is , right here where we are. here, nothing was performance efficiency in the first place. think 12 carriages a whole train set. we process in a day to the warehouse. we are not we are working. that is, we ini

tomorrow we will start a cloud across central and eastern ingrid, east scotland,

. >> item 6 the san francisco zoo with ingrid from the san francisco zoo. good morning, everyone i'm ingrid russell direct of collections from the san francisco zoo. and today, the 18th i will talk about some cool things happening at the zoo. so may is asian american, pacific islander heritage month this theme is stories of determination. at the zoo we are fortunate to house several asian species residing there including the snow leopard, greater one horned rhino. camoto dragon and they are in need of our support and attention. we received a new mail jaguar and thrilled announce this guy is the first jaguar at the zoo in 24 years. his move here plus a female in the near future as a result of recommendation by the association of zoo's and aquariums jaguar survival plan, which is a collaborative effort between zoos to save endangers species. this time he is housed in the enclosure adjacent to the lion house. 11 years old and initial low shy upon rifle you see him out now. he is adjusting well his arrival made head listens in the examiner and stay tuned for na

. >> also that team is ingrid beatty, and both from the idaho attorney general's office.istrict judge and i will be presiding over this case. so mr. bryan kohberger, you have already learned a lot of what i am going to tell you that your initial appearance, but i will repeat it to you, because it is important and i want to remind you of these issues. so i will briefly cover your rights, the charges against you, and the maximum penalties if you are found guilty or if you plead guilty. so we will start with the rights. you have a constitutional right to have an attorney represent you throughout these proceedings, if you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one could be appointed at the public expense. taylor and her team has been appointed to, but so that is taken care of, you have a right to a public trial for the state required with every element, each charged against you beyond a reasonable doubt. at that trial you would have the right to cross-examine the witness is called against you. that means to see where it is requested, to call witnesses to testify for you. and if you

my first guest is an actor you know from "martha marcy may marlene," "ingrid goes west," and "wandavisionnking about you a lot and it's really been bothering me. i'm not sure whether i want you to do anything about it or not. i'm very attracted to you. i'm just tired of thinking about it so i wanted to tell you that. >> oh. >> stephen: please welcome back to "the late show," elizabeth olsen. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> elizabeth: hi. it's so beautiful here. >> stephen: isn't it pretty? it's really lovely to have you back. i don't know whether i waxed eloquently enough the last time you were here about what a fan i am of your talent and your performances. also the last time you were here, we hadn't seen "wandavision" yet. what an extraordinary show that was. you've done a lot of marvel stuff and there's been a lot of these marvel shows but that was the one that really broke form in an interesting way and it has such a beautiful and satisfying and heartbroken emotional journey for your character and vision. did you know when you were part of something sort of genre breaking? >> elizabeth:

reportero: ingrid regresa a televisa tras varios aÑos de ausenciacomo parte del elenco de " vencer laraÚl: quÉ linda. francisca: y se mantiene igual con el tiempo. que comparta en secreto. hablemos de anuel que sigue dando de quÉ hablar, sorprendiÓ a un pequeÑo fanÁtico regalando. dos cadenas con diamante. jomari: simpatizo con el pequeÑo y no dudÓ en regalar ese valioso objeto. francisca: bien por el muchacho. raul: porque al final un artista como ellos no se olvidan de su gente. que los ha llevado allÍ. recuerdo cuando maluma le regalÓ una casa a un chico, despuÉs desafortunadamente falleciÓ.pero si sale asÍ con espontaneidad que pase. quÉ bonito. jomari, regÁlame una corbata de esas. jomari: yo he hecho una casa en repÚblica dominicana. creo que el reto de todos nosotros es que siempre queremos hacer algo mejor por alguien. hacer nuestra plataforma para ayudar. raÚl: como lo hacemos aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica", desde el dÍa 1 siempre ha sido nuestra intenciÓn . hacia los parte de esta gran familia y aquÍ estamos para usted. ya lo sabe. jessica:vamos a cambiar de tema. otra vez met

but of course, ingrid seward.g behind all royals except princess eugenie and beatrice. disgraced prince andrew and treacherous prince harry. but for those who remember king charles's wedding to the late diana and who hold the people's princess so dearly in their hearts, there will be a feeling that this could and should have been her big moment. that feeling was captured perfectly by diana's former private secretary, patrick jephson, who wrote in the daily mail all of this rejoicing with its tinge of triumphalism . some its tinge of triumphalism. some may still feel slightly unsettling. so tonight, i'm asking you this. do you accept camilla as the new queen of every simple question? let me know your thoughts down at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gb news. now on twitter. the results shortly . but doing results shortly. but doing battle on this now. the man himself, diana's former private secretary, patrick jephson, added over in chief of majesty magazine , one of our regular magazine

turns out john wayne was just named ingrid airport in the country. forms and artstreet from travelers traveling to major reports using several factors like sadness, joy, love, anger, fear, and, surprise, anger it appears is now the duke of airports. if you're considering switching to another nearby airport, ma maybe. latavius international ranked 12th in the english, hello burbank 13. the los angeles dodgers and patient apology and we invited the sisters of perpetual indulgence to their annual prid night next month. the dodgers had initially rescinded the invitation to the drag group saying they were considering the things of those who believed the group blocks christian spirit, but backtracked on their status within days resentencing they listen to thoughtful feedback o the issue and have we extended the invite, which the group has accepted brendan brisson attack captured on camera downtown los angeles are kind of hard to watch. involving a group of cyclists and demand a pickup truck. the group next him into the ground and then click submit storms o

but of course, ingrid seward.re will be a feeling that this could and should have been her big moment. that feeling was captured perfectly by diana's former private secretary, patrick jephson, who wrote in the daily mail all of this rejoicing with its tinge of triumphalism . some its tinge of triumphalism. some may still feel slightly unsettling. so tonight, i'm asking you this. do you accept camilla as the new queen of every simple question? let me know your thoughts down at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gb news. now on twitter. the results shortly . but doing results shortly. but doing battle on this now. the man himself, diana's former private secretary, patrick jephson, added over in chief of majesty magazine , one of our regular magazine, one of our regular royal contributors, ingrid seward, and diana's former dress designer, david emanuel. he was, of course, very close to the late princess. so, patrick, i read your column with a lot of fascination because you're incredibly mea

. >> ingrid bergman from cass blanca. >> here's looking at you kid. >> this is like walking through timea cool surprise for you. >> okay. >> reporter: now, as a child of the '70s, this one really brought me back. >> well, i heard you, like me, are as t f vi tss fro the ohe t >> wow. >> reporter: and here's what lois lane wore on their first date. >> this is her falling out of the helicopter. this is christopher reeve catching her and, you know, you've got me. >> who's got you? >> reporter: all of these props and costumes, especially the ones from the golden age, seem like part of a bygone era. >> what amazes me is what they were able to achieve 80 years ago with such limited technology. >> reporter: all of it preserved here, a testament to a century of film making, countless directors, actors, prop crafters and costume departments all collaborating to connect with generations of female: my husband worked on a strip job for a number of years, got black lung. a little over three years ago he quickly started declining and started asking for my help. since jerry got sick and i've taken on th

ingrid contreras. the man with the files. a memoir. penguin. random house.d robert samuels and tolu ronnie pearl. his name is george floyd. one man's life and the struggle for racial justice. viking books. penguin. random house and this year's national award excuse me, national book award for goes to imani perry imani perry. louis. a bama has a national book award. all right. i want to begin by thanking the people who made this book possible. my community at eko, a especially sarah caitlin, miriam, my wonderful agent, tanya, princeton's department, african-american studies, the lyceum agency, sky blue media and the publishing professionals i have worked with throughout my career. all have been integral to this moment. also want to honor my fellow finalist, everyone who wrote a righteous purpose and a stunning pen. wonderful books. and of course, i offer my deep gratitude to the national book foundation. anne and the judges. and from the moment of my birth, thank you to nita garner. holy teresa perry. brilliant. stephen s whitman. righteous. i am sweetly inde

the man who can move clouds a memoir by ingrid contreras double date.stayed true a memoir by hua hsu. 17 a line the world a year on the north sea coast by north's. translated by carolyn waite gray press and come back in september for a literary education on west 67th street, manhattan by darryl pinckney for our straus and giroux. and it's my great honor to announce that the winner of the 2022 award for autobiography fee is state. true. my hua hsu. stayed true by is a clear eyed vulnerable exploration a platonic friendship and lifelong loss was to writes of his college aged friendship with ken forged over music and smoke breaks at uc to illuminate it's a particular moment in bay area culture. he how earnest teens seek to define themselves in difficult amies and how it's our routines that create our identities. oh, now he lost me. please. when ken is tragically killed in carjacking, sue is left to reckon with both a senseless death and his own memories. this is a memoir borne out of both loss and imperative to write as nbc's board member kate took, i said

ingrid scott, the gynecologist testifying that there was no problem, nothing to worry about, turned to understand texas law, that's clearly a bad doctor, texas allows for exception for your case and the senator had the temerity to say maybe he should sue the doctor for malpractice. and then to fault the people who can't practice medicine, it's absolutely breathtaking that nothing doctors can do is ever going to be right. when they give treatment they're on the hook. when they fail to give treatment, also on the hook evidently based on that hearing and senator cornyn's suggestion that they're up for malpractice for refusing treatment. so i feel like i say this to you every time but the purpose here is chilling. the purpose is to terrorize physicians and hospitals into not knowing what the law is and erring on the side of not having catastrophic either losing licensure or paying huge, huge awards. so when they do nothing, then they're accused by the other side of failing to be good doctors. >> where does it leave us, dahlia? what is the lived reality now for doctors in this country? >> w

my question is for director ingrid. first, i would like to thank her for the dedication and investment to the ec community. my first question is, how is funding divided for grantees whether it come to innovation and capital and loans? what is the timeline for those to be distributed? and how is it decided who is awarded in the month it's awarded and my second, there's an oversight committee, how you're holding partners accountable for an -- there was a leak in the facility and she looked for is mother and received a letter of approval and haven't received funds after two years. for months going on, funders believes there's stories for a lot of omi childcare facilities. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. >> please say hello to your mother to me. >> good afternoon, my name is mary thomas. i'm a provider and also i live in the omi and i just was listening and i was going to go with monday neek but they said -- go with monique. they said things there. but we're omi lake view, they are not lake shore or anything else

my question is for director ingrid. first, i would like to thank her for the dedication and investment to the ec community. my first question is, how is funding divided for grantees whether it come to innovation and capital and loans? what is the timeline for those to be distributed? and how is it decided who is awarded in the month it's awarded and my second, there's an oversight committee, how you're holding partners accountable for an -- there was a leak in the facility and she looked for is mother and received a letter of approval and haven't received funds after two years. for months going on, funders believes there's stories for a lot of omi childcare facilities. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. >> please say hello to your mother to me. >> good afternoon, my name is mary thomas. i'm a provider and also i live in the omi and i just was listening and i was going to go with monday neek but they said -- go with monique. they said things there. but we're omi lake view, they are not lake shore or anything else

platicamos en el marco de la celebraciÓn por los dos aÑos del programa regional clasificado que conduce ingridstoria de terror con sangre y muerte. jomari: preparan un laiv de acciÓn en medio que llevar el nombre de cinderella, se estrada junio, o sea de terror. jesse: llega luego que otros cuentos infantiles como uribe pu tambiÉn hicieran esto y causarÁ controversia, la gente no estÁ satcha: un tifÓn descomunales se dirige a territorio estado en ese con vientos mortÍferos una marejada de 22 pies de altura. desde ya las autores advierten que ser el ciclÓn mÁs fuerte en los Últimos 60 aÑos. este sistema se ha fortalecido rÁpidamente en los Últimos dÍas y tiene la potencia de un huracÁn categorÍa cuatro. 1,500,000 solicitudes en poco mÁs de cinco meses esa es la abrumadora cifra que recibe el servicio migraciÓn de personas que buscan patrocinar a cubanos, nicaragüenses y venezolanos poniÉndose en riesgo el "parole" humanitario del presiente biden. en vivo desde nueva york peggy carranza nos dice porque y que pide el alcalde adams ante esta masiva afluencia de inmigrantes. buenos dÍas. peggy: bue

i imagine so for the big i blow for him because he's a great player and now on the verge of the ingridw. it rarely meets, but since it has 46 member states, it has some political clout. the meeting sought to address a number of issues beyond the supply of weapons. among them the plight of thousands of children, which ukraine says were forcibly deported to russia. they have also set up a register of damages, to maintain a record of the infinite costs that russia's war is inflicting upon ukraine. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale was following the meeting from kyiv. clearly, momentum has been building in support of the idea of western countries giving ukraine more planes. something that ukraine has been asking for since the beginning of the war last year. up until this point, there has been a huge reluctance by western powers to do this for a variety of reasons. one is that overwhelmingly they said that giving ukraine aircraft would be seen as an aggressive move by moscow and moscow would escalate accordingly. and consider that the west was a direct participant in the war. but a