the "gma" cover story, bindi irwin pulling back the curtain over her battle with endometriosis.agnosis and life-changing relief. >> bindi irwin is speaking out about her debilitating battle with endometriosis. >> the pain, fatigue, nausea i was feeling, it was tackling my whole life. >> the 24-year-old daughter of the environmentalist and crocodile hunter steve irwin appearing with her brother and mother earlier this week. >> just two weeks ago underwent enormous surgery, they found 37 lesions and now for the first time in over 10 years, i feel like i have a second chance at life. >> her surgeon telling us endometriosis is often overlooked, which can sometimes lead to a 10-year delay in proper diagnosis. >> it doesn't show up in imaging and no blood test, only by laproscoppettay looking with a camera, we can diagnosis endometriosis. bindi revealing it in an instagram post. validation for years of pain is indescribable. the mom to grace adding, be gentle and pause before asking me or any woman when we'll have more children. after all my body has gone through, i feel grateful we h

. >>> well, the daughter of a lot australian conservation and crocodile hunter steve irwin is sharingosis. she's speaking about her ten-year struggle with the condition to raise awareness as the world marked international womens day. this is also endometriosis awareness month. she posted on social media how she endured insurmountable fatigue, pain and nausea. the disease impacts 31 million women worldwide. it can include heavy pain, menstrual bleeding and fur silt issues and most common in women in their 30s and 40s. irwin says she's now thankfully on the road to recovery. >>> the city of bakhmut may be on the way to falling to russia but kyiv says it's not giving up. i just sat down with president zelenskyy. hear part of that interview ahead. lexus sales event. [toilet flushing] when dehydration gets real... ♪ hey! that's mine. i'll buy you a pony. advanced hydtion isn't just for kids. pedialyte helps you hydrate during recovery. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...the burning, the itching. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most peop

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others like irwin have only a suitcase.ight there where you was inside this trailer park when the storm hit hiding under a mattress. thank god wrapped around me. let me know it's alright. he can take everything, but i'm still here. don't worry about normal material stuff at all. you know, life is more important than others grieving those who didn't make it out a lot among the 21 dead even herndon, his wife and two of their children are in the hospital. their baby daughter didn't survive. wonder early, she was driving home from her job at a grocery store. in mary barfield bush, a grandmother from rolling fork. about 30 miles away from rolling fork and silver city, two year old aubrey died during the storms, her aunt's standing with abc's rob marciano in front of the wreckage. so sad because, like i'm just standing here and knocking j see her at the door smile need just so heartbreaking these digits of shock to everybody baby, aubrey's eight year old cousin badly injured. now fighting for his life in the icu. tracy hearten, t

joining me to discuss all of this and more is neil irwin from axios.nd in the studio, fin gÓmez from cbs news. zolan kanno-youngs covers the white house for the new york times. and kayla tausche is a correspondent for cnbc. welcome to all of you. i'm feeling that i did not wear green like everybody. this week he saw two banks collapse, a very aggressive mo by the federal government. we saw this injection of billions of dollars into another lender. all of this to calm the jitters but the jitters do not seem to be combed. -- be calmed. kayla: there is more to be learned. we know what the government and private sector have disclosed but we got an important data point from the federal reserve on tuesday, what the balance sheet looks like good how much money has the fed had to give out to other banks? 150 $3 billion the highest on record, higher even then in the financial crisis. there are a lot of banks we don't know about who have run to the arms of the fed for low-cost capital because they're worried about their own companies. we will know who those bank

this image from boulder creek in the santa cruz mountains down tree had highway nine blocks between irwin way and pacific street drivers are being urged to check road conditions before traveling highway nine because of uprooted trees and slides in that area. well a fallen tree in cupertino has left a south bay family and boy scout troop in shock. and morning. ktvu is jesse gary tells us the tree killed a scout mother while on a hike. i witnessed unfortunate incident or knows the trying to help fellow hiker syria says the loss of life happened in the blink of an eye around 10 o'clock sunday morning, a sunnyvale boy scout troop was hiking on what's commonly referred to as the pg and e trail in rancho san antonio park. it's one of 24 trails in this 165 acre santa clara county park nestled in the hills between cupertino and sunnyvale. without warning. witnesses say a tree fell landing on the mother of one of the scouts trying to i think on a post like this and try to see the log that's on her, uh, buddy and see if you could lift it up a little bit so she could breathe. we lifted it a little b

first amendment scholar dean irwin has written freedom of speech does not protect a right to shout downcannot be heard. law students are entering a profession in which their job is to make arguments on behalf of clients whose lives may depend on their professional skill. just as doctors and training must learn to face suffering and death and respond in their professional goals. lawyers and training must learn to confront injustice or use they don't agree with and respond as attorneys. joining us live, joe concha to respond, columnist for the hill as well as fox news contributor, joe, good to see you and thank you for joining us tonight. >> great to see you. >> i have is college is to be a place where you can openly share ideas, get into debates and that sort of thing and now we have college assistant deans getting in the faces of federal judges just for showing up to speak and in the event they been invited to, what are your thoughts on the law school dean criticizing her for what she did? >> it's refreshing to see. an important person in academia standing up for free speech finally, fo

the head of trust that twitter, a woman called ella irwin is deliberately silencing reporting on this of vengeance. because again, it is coming. but you should not be allowed prepare for it. jon davis is one of the dramas were silenced by twitter, he is ceo of the federals and he joins us tonight and is also aggressiveness of natural was familiar with the church and school that was shot up on monday. we appreciate you coming out tonight dashawn davis. so how do you assess the unwillingness of the national police department and the doj and the news media to bring forward the motive in this crime? >> we all know exactly what they are doing. and they need to know that we know exactly what they are doing, they are hiding the fact that it is devastating to their narrative and it's devastating to the delusional and demonic wing of people in their party, who support they count on. they do not want anyone to know that this murder, and this massacre of children, was done by some of because of this evil ideology. and you see it with twitter, you see it with the police, you save the doj, lid bit

used to be a mobile home park and now it just looks like a landfill as some people are describing irwingan i met him. this used to be his home right here and all that he has been able to recover from this site is a piece of luggage a carry on. inside a pair of tennis shoes, a shirt and jeans . that is all that is tangible that he has left to his name. he told me that right there is where he was sleeping. and on friday he felt tremendous fear he could feel the tornado coming his way and then the winds hit, according to meteorologist from the national weather service, they could have been as strong as 170 mph. this was an ef for their thinking. and then he felt those winds attempting to suck him out of his own home. the clear spot which you see is where i was at laying down. this was your home? yes. and where were you at? when the right in this area where is cleared and had a mattress sold me? but it flew off and then the blanket. i mean, not a blank, but carpet. just wrapped around me, and i was right there. why everything was lifted and torn off. and. i feel myself being sucked. out but

lost spoke with irwin macon as i was standing next to a debris pile that was his home, a mobile home park. the only thing he could recover from that was a piece of luggage carry on in it . a pair of tennis shoes, a couple of shirts and jeans. that is all that he has tangible to his name. to this day. he told me he was in tremendous fear. on friday, he could hear the tornado approaching. then he felt the winds sucking him out of his home. listen to him. try not their breakdown because of what you see. out here, you know. god brought me through this. there's no way i would be here. you know, regardless of what you do in life, if you believe in trust god knows your heart. you know, and. they come through this year. day is god. just over an hour ago, we saw the governor here of mississippi. tate reeves, also the secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas, and the fema administrator deanne, chris, well, and other local politicians and the mayor of rolling for taking a tour and witnessing for themselves the aftermath of the tornado. they were speaking to survivors who shared their

this image from boulder creek in the santa cruz mountains down tree had highway nine blocks between irwin way and pacific street drivers are being urged to check road conditions before traveling highway nine because of uprooted trees and slides in the area. to attend tonight a car plunged 200 ft down and embankment import cast tonight and first responders have been unable to find anyone from that accident. crockett cartoon martinez fire department went to the area along the cuban road near car kenya's drive at about 7 15 tonight. the chp was also on the scene. but after searching the area for hours, crews were not able to locate the driver or any possible passengers. firefighters say the vehicle's headlights were still on when they arrived at the crash site. 10 police in sausalito have arrested a taekwondo instructor on two felony counts of child molestation, police say 35 year old joshua boys admitted to criminal sexual activity with a student to 10 year old girl. he's been charged with lewd acts and oral copulation with a minor child boys is a city contractor hired to teach taekwondo an

18.5 2nd , half now nolan hickman on the money with the three to gail's never threatened exactly irwin'sy 77 51 score bulldogs with the automatic bid to the tournament. saint mary's will get an at large, but we'll have to wait until sunday for its seating and location. the sharks on the second half of back to backs tonight in denver after win last night in winnipeg. this guy looks like he was about as excited as the sharks were. the avalanche already led to nothing in the first period. power play miko tannin skates in on couple cocking in colorado scored three more times in the second period confident was pulled after allowing five of them. colorado was six nothing winter sharks now just one point away from being dead last in the western conference. the nfl quarterback carousel continued today with two more high profile players in the news. the consensus seems to be that the packers will be okay with aaron rodgers playing elsewhere in the coming season. today, they gave rodgers permission to negotiate with the new york jets. the key is rogers remains under contract with the packers, so t

. >> reporter: chair or powell, neil irwin with axios. two questions. first, why is this new bank funding facility done under emergency 13.3 authority as a opposed to expansion of the discount window that's been around a long time? if and second, can you discuss the fed's role in the fdic guarantee of uninsured depositors and why there's $143 billion on your balance sheets last week supporting that guarantee? >> sure. so 13.3 seemed like the right -- we have a little more flexibility under section 13.3. we've done quite a lot are under discount window as well. we need to do a special facility that was designed a certain way, so we did it under 13. 3. really no magic to that. it's only available in unusual circumstances, and it has to be, meet certain requirements, but it seems to be the right place. with the fdic, we just, we're lending to the, in effect we're lending to the british bank. so that's where the funds came from, and it's a loan that's 100% guaranteed by the fdic, so there's no risk in it for us. [inaudible conversations] >> reporter: thank

county supervisor holly irwin is fighting green stones.ecent sale of ebola water to a growing phoenix suburb more than 200 miles away and make millions off of it, you know, at the expense of what it's going to do to our communities in the future in the president's is going to set its opening pandora's box and who is going to be the next one in line to roll? the dice lawyer greenstone told cnn. it's plan was subject to public review approved and that it will have no impact on the potential of cities along the river to grow, but it's not just happening in arizona. wall street firms have been snapping up properties up and down the colorado river not so much for the land but rather for its precious water rights. it's a growing interest in an increasingly scarce natural resource, with investors betting big on a major payoff, trillion dollar market opportunity to syria as president of water asset management. an investment firm headquartered in this new york city building, which has also been buying water rights and states along the colorado rive

county supervisor holly irwin is fighting green stones.ent sale of ebola water to a growing phoenix suburb more than 200 miles away and make millions off of it. you know, at the expense of what it's going to do to our communities in the future, and the president is going to set its opening pandora's box and who is going to be the next one in line to roll? the dice lawyer for greenstone told cnn. it's plan was subject to public review approved and that it will have no impact on the potential of cities along the river to grow, but it's not just happening in arizona. wall street firms have been snapping up properties up and down the colorado river not so much for the land but rather for its precious water rights. it's a growing interest in an increasingly scarce natural resource, with investors betting big on a major payoff. it's a trillion dollar market opportunity to syria as president of water asset management. investment firm headquartered in this new york city building, which has also been buying water rights and states along the colorad

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irwin mitchell, tim rayner.u, tim. are you surprised that more offices don't know just how energy efficient their workspaces are ? efficient their workspaces are? yes good morning to you both. yes good morning to you both. yes i think that was probably the biggest surprise from the survey that we had with only a third knowing how energy efficient their building was . efficient their building was. and i think just by way of a bit of context, that the legislation in this area is tightening. so in this area is tightening. so in just under a month, so by the 1st of april, landlords can be liable to a significant fine if they continue to let a property which is substandard from an energy performance perspective . energy performance perspective. so that's an apc and energy performance certificates and of an fpga being the highest being the lowest . and i think this the lowest. and i think this matters for business occupiers for a number of reasons. firstly, obviously, many corporates have esg, environmental, social an