- yes. - $800--hits. - jacqueline. - who is bruno mars?hat's right. - hit--$1,000. - cris. - who is white? - barry white. that's correct. - mystery, $600. not looking much like the egyptian one, this creature from greece posed a riddle that was insoluble for a while. cris. what is sphinx? - yes. - no.1 hit, $400. - cris. - who are the spice girls? - that's correct. - mystery, $1,000. - sean. - what is a conundrum? you figured it out. there's a drum at the end. very good. mystery, $400. - sean. - what's a puzzle? - yes. - mystery, $200. - s cret? - that's right. - toying, $400. - cris. - what is cardboard? - cardboard box. you got it. - literature, $200. - cris. - who is christopher robin? - that's right. - ships & boats, $400. - cris. - what is a dugout? - yeah. - no.1 hit, $200. - jacqueline. - who is sheeran? - that's correct. ed sheeran. - ships, $200. - sean. - what's a tugboat? that's right. and the final clue in toying with you... - jacqueline. - who is mr. potato? no. cris. who is mr. potato head? mr. potato head. that's correct. yo

but the inside of the white house really needed a lot of work in jacqueline. kennedy really made that possible by the extraordinary effort. she made that involves citizens in restoring the white house now, why should we help restore and preserve the white house? well the theory of restoration and preservation, is that by restoring and preserving the past we can make certain that we don't make that were made in the past and we can learn and do better citizens for the future. that's the whole theory of history why we study history. it's to learn from the past make certainly don't make the same mistakes and do better at going forward. now the human brain has not yet evolved such that when you see a picture of the white house or a picture of any historic building, it's the same as actually visiting it you can look at the picture of the white house and get some sense of what it's all about, but it's not the same as a visiting it and therefore if you preserve it more people want to visit it what people want to see what this white house is about and therefore our cit

but jacqueline, what do make of jacqueline, what do you make of it all? tired of phrases that we hear all the time lessons learned. we time about lessons learned. we have things that have these terrible things that happen the police. happen not just in the police. we in sorts of areas we have it in all sorts of areas and we've learned a lot and they never seem to learn the lesson. this particular case it is, of course, it's pretty rare we know that. we know that the vast majority of police officers are trustworthy. they work hard, are very proud to do the job that they do. my own view , and i'm no they do. my own view, and i'm no expert in the sort of policing arena , but we listen to how arena, but we listen to how things move and change over the years . i things move and change over the years. i think there's an issue with recruitment. i think this incessant demand that people have degrees these days to do anything runs counter to some of the i think the public sector type jobs that we need to fill. so that rank and file, i don't blame the rank and file

. - [jacqueline] l's meet at the wall, let's et in th ace and pray. - [shan]alls are put into place younow how to act and u know howo ay in your lane. - [carol] walls keep us safe, walls help us sleep at night. - john f. kennedy said, "a wall is a hell of a lot better than a war." (upbeat music) whether we're talking about china or berlin or anywhere else, none of the great walls were constructed for the purpose of becoming a symbol. but many of them have come to be viewed as symbols over time. (dramatic music) augu 13, 196 rbed wirsunday. the pele of bein awaked the rume and clg of constction mainery and eir liveare chand. e leaderof the wtern wld and the ited statesnd brita, didn'tiew thconstrucon of the berlin ll as a csis, they hoped it would be the end of a crisis. while the berlin wall was still standing and still in force, it symbolized to the western world, communist oppression. (gentle music) this is november 1989, when the berlin wall came down. (gentle music) - the berlin wall coming down, was certainly this astonishing moment of such incredible joy for bo sides tt have be se

. - [jacqueline] l's et at the wall, let's et in th ace and pr. - [shan]alls are put into place you know and u know howo ay in your lane. - [carol] walls keep us safe, walls help us sleep at night. - john f. kennedy said, "a wall is a hell of a lot better than a war." (upbeat music) whether we're talking about china or berlin or anywhere else, none of the great walls were constructed for the purpose of becoming a symbol. but many of them have come to be viewed as symbols over time. (dramatic music) augu 13, 196 rbed wirsunday. the peop of rlin awaned to the rble and ang of constction mainery and eir liveare chand. e leaderof the wtern wld and thunited stat and briin, didn view e constrtion of theerlin wa as a csis, they hoped it would be the end of a crisis. while the berlin wall was still standing and still in force, it symbolized to the western world, communist oppression. (gentle music) this is november 1989, when the berlin wall came down. (gentle music) - the berlin wall coming down, was certainly this astonishing moment of such incredible joy for bo sides tt have be separat for so

like jacqueline kennedy herself miss bachman also studied art history at the undergraduate level in her case at indiana university and she is an expert on maryland's historic public buildings, including the state house as well as the governor's mansion. she's a frequent collaborator of the current governor larry hogan. miss bachman is a former director of artistic property exhibits and outreach as well as a curator of artistic property at the maryland state archives. next we also have melissa nolan who is the associate curator of decorative arts at the white house just across the street. where she has served since 2003 in the presidency of george w bush. miss nolan previously held curatorial post at george washington's mount vernon the winterthur museum in delaware and the strong museum of rochester new york. she holds a master of arts degree from the winterthur program in early american culture at the university of delaware as well as a bachelor's degree from smith college. and last but not least we have susan shell work an executive director the executive director of historic preserva

like jacqueline kennedy herself miss bachman also studied art history at the undergraduate level in her case at indiana university and she is an expert on maryland's historic public buildings, including the state house as well as the governor's mansion. she's a frequent collaborator of the current governor larry hogan. miss bachman is a former director of artistic property exhibits and outreach as well as a curator of artistic property at the maryland state archives. next we also have melissa nolan who is the associate curator of decorative arts at the white house just across the street. where she has served since 2003 in the presidency of george w bush. miss nolan previously held curatorial post at george washington's mount vernon the winterthur museum in delaware and the strong museum of rochester new york. she holds a master of arts degree from the winterthur program in early american culture at the university of delaware as well as a bachelor's degree from smith college. and last but not least we have susan shell work an executive director the executive director of historic preserva

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but for now, jacqueline thank you so jacqueline foster, thank you so much joining on the much forjoiningly appreciate your insights time. onto insights and your time. now onto the health of the national health service. of course, strikes continue to divide nation. ambulance divide the nation. ambulance workers these workers are announcing these fresh of dates this morning. fresh set of dates this morning. of course, nurses have been out as well . but interestingly , i've as well. but interestingly, i've been reading some of the most fascinating commentary around the nhs this week. it's not an analysis of where things are now , but where things could have been. yes, christian nimitz of the institute of economic affairs has written an alternate history whereby nhs policy changed fairly dramatically under the coalition. of course it didn't . the health service is it didn't. the health service is basically under the same structure as it has always been since the 1940s. but christian nimitz has written this the universal health care without the nhs, an alternative history. i'm delighted to be

i'm jacqueline reverse. that is my husband. >> [applause] >> it is really an honor for us to be here this afternoon, to >> good evening to everyone. i'm jacqueline reverse. that is my husband. >> [applause] >> it is really an honor for us to be here this afternoon, to be here with the american enterprise institute. i want to join him in thanking robert doar, rebecca good, and ian rowe for there welcoming us into aei. the seymour institute for black church and policy studies dishonor to be partnering with aei undoing this event. we are grateful for their visions and recognizing the importance of this moment to have these three brilliant speakers, mary ann glendon, our beloved cornel west, beloved arabi george, they have them talking about this very important topic. you heard briefly that this really started for us at the seymour institute last year. we convened a group of clergy to pray for the country on the anniversary of january 6th, 2021, on the first anniversary, to pray for the country in the face of th

so jacqueline, what do i have to do?g is this study shows you can start a healthy diet at any age, incorporate healthy eating into any type of cuisine or cultural practice, and it still will have that added benefit to your health and it would reduce your risk of dying at a younger age. and what we mean by healthy eating is we're talking more of a plant-based diet, one that's high in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts and legumes and low in added sugars, sodiums and red and processed meat. so you see the list there. this is what you want to eat more of. this is what you want to eat less of. and what the researchers did for this particular study, they looked at data on nearly 120,000 people. this is over the course of 36 years. and they found this association between healthy eating and reduced risk of dying from cardiovascular disease, cancer and respiratory disease. so again, abby, this is added data to really back that notion that eating a healthy diet can reduce your risk of dying early. abby? >> yeah. well, that's

he can go back to school with jacqueline, offered at the surely been time to go home, put on your jackets, check under your seat or not wilmont, but needing that. everyone is excited about going home and not a black man. i went to see my parents and family again and go back to school. that's one of them. and then the children say good bye to that temporary caregivers . many where sunglasses. they think it's cool. ah . once i learned that i had a great time here because i found new friends to play with such a quick group photo as a memento before abdul and the other children bold than flights home after a 10 hour flight, the children have landed safely in novels i hear the red crescent helps to organize their return soon the children will see their parents again. they've had no contact all this time so that they wouldn't get to homesick. abdul and his father hug among a horse. and what our did o'shaughnessy to that of these 7 months were like 7 years for ash joel gallow it. but now my son is back and i couldn't be happier did with i wanted to cry. but i stop myself because i did not want a

ian rowe marion glendan cornel west jacqueline rivers and >> good afternoon everyone. good afternoon. i'm robert door and as president of aei i'd like to thank you all for coming to this afternoon gallerthing with this wonderful assembly of public elections. ian rowe marion glendan cornel west jacqueline rivers and reverend eugene rivers plus -- today's themselves and we need the most rigorous -- in doing so. our belief in self government is founded on our faith and the dignity of all people. our universal unanimity comes from a source beyond any government's power source that i and i know many of you believe is defined spiritual power. a respect for democracy rests on a respect for one another not as intellectuals or even citizens. individuals deeply endowed in our creator with certain inalienable rights. this is the spiritual core of the an american experiment in self-governance. the moral basis for democracy and the rule of law and is integral to our mission here at aei. to date reminds us of what happens will meet in our country's highest ideals and even now we str

kimberly, i called my daughter jacqueline miss hyde. because shoes to hide every day and, and help us not to change. she is normally very ugly. she's very loving, beautiful girl and very funny. but it changed the character like i was aware of some of it, but not all of it. and i certainly didn't know the extent of how she would want to kill us. so i didn't know about a case said her daughter was the target of so called b. i p schemes. they relentlessly target losing customers with bets and offers that will keep and coming back for more and more. you can gambling commission, tried to cut down all these in 2021. customers can now opt out those to like kimberly thousands of others. you need to be on your way to one of a sudden you get an email saying, would you like to be programmed? yes. could even be expensive. football matches, right. i've seen this time and time again, davis of the guardian. he's broken several stories on the industry and written a book on the subject. he's not convinced that these new laws have ended the practice of t

in 2018. 1 of those was k was, was daughter kimberly i called my daughter jacqueline miss hyde because she was to hide every day for me and, and help us to change. she was normally very bubbly. she's very loving, beautiful girl. and very funny. but it changed the character i was aware of some of it, but not all of it. and i certainly didn't know that the extent of how she would want to kill us. so i didn't know that big cases. her daughter was a target of so called the eyepiece games. they relentlessly target losing customers with bets and offers that will keep coming back for more and more. you case gambling commission tried to cut down all these in 2021. customers can now opt out . those to like kimberly thousands of others, you need to create a lot of a sudden you get an email saying would you like to be a program? yes. and could it be expensive? football matches, right. i've seen this time and time again. that's rob davis with the guardian. he's broken several stories on the industry and written a book on the subject. he's not convinced that these new laws of ended the practice of

know whether i live in the 4 villa video people severe jacqueline, a dodge, it's not just building their technology what jobs are appearing, but also creating content. one study found that latin americans between $15.35 spent more than 7 hours a day on social media. in brazil, more than half a 1000000 of them work directly or indirect. this influencers, sometimes earning up to 2000 years a month. barbara is one of them. 7 years ago she was working as an english teacher. now she works online and has more than half a 1000000 followers. she's managed to make her dream come true to live in one of the most expensive areas of the city. here in the middle, the family, my life changed completely because i used to live in a very simple place and give private lessons. then as my work gained followers on the internet, i was able to improve myself and work my way towards a safer and better neighbourhood. i am my sick old alaya. but according to economists, paolo feldman of the university of south palo, just like football in the world of influences, very few actually make a living out of that profess

ambassadors, such as the frenchman enclave hall swap, pulsate scene here in a whole movie with his wife jacqueline. she built a doctoral thesis on good her and had a strong connection with germany. this whole little pull. some people came to him in secret, i believe he never mentioned their names or where they were from. i think i berlin, diplomatic life was quite glamorous, so we really were right in the heart of the city. additionally. oh kid, there, digney york, bruce like all the parade which became all the more imposing passed right by our windows. well, day and night is 1500. so i ponce, and his counterparts, vittorio, charity of italy, the american william dodd and sir eric phipps of britain were among the keenest observers of the nazi regime. they witnessed everything 1st hand and recorded what they saw. this film tells the story of how they tried to warn their governments and the world about an autism based on ambassadorial reports, diaries and recollections. ah, receptions, dinners, elegant balls, all standard fare for the diplomatic world in berlin. something initially left undisturbed

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if somebody is jacqueline bowl, the woman i was asking, so i f o, nice guys from sla nobody can ask for help you guys. we wouldn't be a much se weight or wider me until that g, b o staff and i b would have to submit any sort of a contract and i was told me to talk with you. okay, no. okay. you want to call me when you get a chance. i mean, oh, i know a new book monday. yes. we are going to know if it will be new later i city. we're going to be good. whatever money a year for the coming, what would order it know? it was somebody in the i think i'm my figure. so when i was on worth it for a good, i've had to father mcmahon formerly at a new mobile. yeah. can you get a policy for the, for the, for the wait for to pop up with what you know for a month for that. i mean, i see, i think in portable you can afford monopoly. i say based on lucy welfare rooms and when i was still itsyana, mother was with no one, no, no longer feeling able come on rollers. so i have been doing it for years now. now go be who would love to go? have you come on that as far as you know, exactly, mitigate, maybe about

jacqueline howard joins us now.of promising news with another experimental treatment. tell us about this one and is it similar, and how long does it all take going forward? >> well scientists call right now an exciting time for alzheimer's research because we are seeing the development of these alzheimer's drugs and this drug is similar to others we've seen before, like you mentioned jim. it is also very similar to another drug just approved in the year 2021. and how these drugs work, they use antibodies to clear amma lloyd plaque which is a hallmark of alzheimer's disease. a brain with alzheimer's has amma lloyd plaques as well as tangles and sometimes we see chronic inflammation and vascular issues and cell zedept and it works by targeting the am a lloyd flacks. now what we know about the drug, based on clinical trials, more than a thousand adults and in the trial it was found that the drug appeared to reduce cognitive and functional decline by 27%. and that same trial we also saw some serious adverse events. 14%

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cook jacqueline rowe celebrity. cook jacqueline rowe gets fried.r recipe book is branded danger. so jacqueline tells readers of the thrifty kitchen , which is on sale for kitchen, which is on sale for 1999. they cannot afford a tin openen 1999. they cannot afford a tin opener, but they can afford book to use a small sharp knife that you're not particularly attached to a hammer or mallet, a of vigour and patience and a very steady. so what is the. oh, you know, i've heard it all. now this is this jack monroe is basically an underage thieving. want to be bear grylls of suburbia? that's what . i say suburbia? that's what. i say it's the fish . i just. i'm just it's the fish. i just. i'm just being passive aggressive here . being passive aggressive here. so i think their ideas are amazing . totally amazing . all amazing. totally amazing. all the way through food banks . and the way through food banks. and the way through food banks. and the food banks said, no, we cannot. the food banks said, no, we cannot . is the food banks said, no, we cannot. is ca

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if i'm buying it. jacqueline bowl, the woman i was asking, so i apologize. you asked for it. i got a class lawyer highly be that wouldn't be a mother. see, wait around me until that g, b, o staff and i b. what is this? spend a minute to look over that and i was told mm hm. nicotine new. okay. and you've been with me. oh, i am a oh for okay, i need to know if it will be new ada. yeah. yeah. you see what it could be good. what other money a year for the coming? what would order it? i know it was somebody even though i didn't get my sugar. so when i was on work it for a good i've had to father menez formerly at a new mobile. yeah. can you get a policy for them? a little bit of a good way to figure, for example, what you know for a 4th. but i mean, i say i think important when you can afford monopoly. i say based on lucy welfare rooms and when i was police. yeah. well, what else? um, a loaner vehicle, my renewal, and i told him to go here for, you know, if not go be who would love to go? have you come on that as far as you know? exactly. we need to make a visit with a home bloomi

jacqueline howard, thank you so much. >> and thank you all for joining us today.t's do it tomorrow. >> let's do it. >> i'm bianna golodryga. >> and i'm john berman.. "at this hour" with kate bolduan begigins after this break. (brent) just tremendously satisfying to know that t we're doing somethig that's helping other people. every car company wants to sell you a car, but none of them give back like subaru. what the buck? when every buck matters, it matters who does your taxes. trust the experts at jackson hewt. you' get your biggest refund guaranteed or your money back plus $100. buck yh. file your taxes today at jacksonewitt. welce to my digestive system. with align probiotic. when your gut bacteria is out of balance. you may feel it. but just one align daily helps promote a balanced gut and soothe occasional digestive upsets. join the align healthy gut team up. bringing together real align users and experts! to help you get the most out of probiotics. learn more at alignprobiotics.com try align for a month and see how great a healthy gut can feel. welcome to an

thank you. >>> "outfront" now, joseph jacqueline retired nypd sergeant. good to see you.hing we know now, that jean laid out so well. cnn we know police learned, police identified him through his car. dna effort at the scene then run through a public database. officials mum on a possible motive. whether he knew any of the victims, but what'sest tring from the beginning maintained this was a targeted, isolated attack. what do you make of the evidence that we know about so far in this case? >> well, the future is here. right? we've seen this dna that was recovered at the crime scene and forensic genealogy, all the new forensic advancement it's liking like it helped identify a suspect when it appears there wasn't any. however you want to describe it, pulling a rabbit out of a hat or what have you, it's about proper crime scene investigation, identifying that kind of evidence, making sure it's secured properly and then using some of the new advances to see if we could come up with a suspect. >> a lot of focus, people hear pursuing his ph.d. just received a degree in criminolo