jane says, "am i getting a shot?" laughter ] and my wife, who doesn't want to cause a scene at the park says, "let's talk about it in the car." and jane says, "mom, we always tell the truth." which is not even close to true, by the way. [ laughter ] [ applause ] we are constantly lying to her and she is frequently lying to us. she thinks a stuffed elf flies back and forth from the north pole every night to our house. but jane says, "tell the truth. am i getting a shot?" and molly says, "yes. yes you are." jane now bursts into tears and runs, just starts running for it. across the park. screaming, "i'm having a heart attack!" [ laughter ] "i'm definitely having a heart attack!" we don't know how she knows what that is. parents and kids are now gathering, wondering if a 7-year-old is having a heart attack. [ laughter ] then we get some help. jane's friend, charlie, runs after her to console her, which helps a little. it calms her down a little bit. so my wife says, "charlie, will you help me get jane in the car?" she sta

office but other prosecution questioning espinoza says she never worked at the palm beach mansion jane says says she met them at age 14 before being taught personally by maxwell how to sexually satisfy epstein espinoza says she thought there was a loving relationship. maxwell charged with six sex-related trafficing counts pleading not guilty to all of them jane along with several of the prosecution's witnesses testified maxwell groomed them to have sex with epstein and engaged in orgies. the prosecution saying maxwell was a key part of learning teenagers into his orbit maxwell handed out a 58-page manual, distributed by staff with strict and specific rules, like never disclose mr. epstein or miss maxwell's activities or whereabouts to anyone and remember that you see nothing, hear nothing, say nothing. staffers were also ordered to keep a gun placed in a bedside table drawer legal experts believe the prosecution's visual evidence may be key >> they have been showing how close these two were, all of the inner personal dynamics. we've seen photos together of them kissing, traveling together a

jane saying those illicit sexual encounters happened every time she saw epstein over the course of several>> this verdict speaks volumes, not just for our client, jane, but for all the women survivor victims of this terrible abuse and violence that was inflicted upon them. this says that their pain, their suffering, has been vindicated. >> reporter: three of maxwell's siblings in the courtroom as their sister learned her fate. maxwell's family standing by her, claiming the government only set its sights on her, turning her into a scapegoat after epstein's death. her family saying in a pstatement, we believe firmly i our sister's innocence, we are very disappointed with the verdict, we have already started the appeal tonight, and we believe that she will ultimately be vindicated. >> i think that anybody who sat and listened to the accusers' testimony -- i'm a dad, i'm a brother -- anybody listening to their testimony is going to have been moved. but that doesn't mean that i believe for a single second that my sister is guilty of the crimes of which she was convicted. >> reporter: a date for

jane says the two befriended her at a camp for talented teenagers. maxwell is accused of recruiting underage girls for epstein to abuse. he committed suicide in 2019 in a new york federal prison prison. if convicted, maxwell could get life in prison. >>> now to a bizarre case in southern california to missing woman from southern indiana. noris left indiana to go to san diego to see her boyfriend. her family says she has been missing for 3 weeks. they also say noris and her boyfriend have a violent past. the couple was arrested for domestic violence before she left for san diego. noris was last seen november force. >> is concerning because there are a lot of red flags that maybe we should've paid a little more attention to. noris's mother also says the last time she spoke with her daughter was november 5, from a stage or cell phone. the family in san diego is looking for her. >>> the california town of oroville has declared itself a constitutional republic. the town's vice mayor says it is to protest governor newsom's vaccine mandate requiring schoolk

sports news, including a painful twist. fella bron jane says his team suffers another to face with with with mm whole lou. ah, it's ton of his forty's far. thank you so much, emily and the stars have been told they'll be no. coven 19 shot down, and that it's time to learn to live with the pandemic. that's despite more than 80 players being out of action across the league due to corona virus. lebron james missed games earlier this season due to coven 19 protocols. he scored 34 points for the lakers in this defeat against the phoenix suns. it's the lakers 3rd street. los james injured his ankle during the 3rd quarter, but in says he will be fit for his team's next game. i miss, you know, a bunch of guy. he's not, he's out, you know, much about political, gorgeous, alto or can we really fully assess where we have? no, we haven't been home care in the last time, you know, we know play the same. so a lot about same rotation along the bench with water. now if a team has 8 players, they're required to proceed with their game. but teams are now allowed to sign one for placement, for every playe

but i never saw any sexual activity, no witness identified as jane says she was sexually abused. at the age of 14, jane claims maxwell instructed her on how to please abstain. took part in abuse herself. he asked me to take my top off and then their hands were everywhere, and glean was robin him and kissing him and fondling. defense says accusers cannot be trusted memories, fade money doesn't accuses have shaken the money tray, and millions of dollars have full in their way reference to fund set up by abstaining state to compensate his victims. elaine maxwell trial to be continued russia's federal security service as it has apprehended, 3 ukrainian agents who were gathering sensitive information and planning terror attacks where we can get more on the story and cross to our correspondent. he's covering a force don't call to don't good morning, him. what more than can you tell us about these arrests? while andrew, the a read, the russian security services say that these 3 ukrainian agents were planning 3 different terrorist attacks and 3 different regions of russia. the suspects ar

so they're being forced to ration french fries the phosphorus jane says it will only sell small size orders for a week starting friday. small fry, you might say it is due to a shortage caused by floods in canada that of disrupted potato exports. i'm sorry, i iraqi artists have transformed one of baghdad, oldest neighborhoods into an open air art gallery. it's been popular with locals and the district is drawing a lot of curious tourists around con. as this report from banker they call themselves the butterfly effect, a collective of street artists with one golden mind to beautify the neighborhood, wherein the l unburied area of call me up is one of the oldest parts of baghdad. it's also home to the mom called the mosque, which dates back to the beginning of the 16th century. ali khalifa is the leader of the collected. he wanted to bring joy during the corona virus pandemic when people can leave the neighborhood. dinner coming out of us and we started by drawing on to school was but after the outbreak and the co few people were imprisoned to these narrow lanes, we decided to shift our

but i never saw any sexual activity, no witness identified as jane says she was sexually abused. at the age of 14, jane claims maxwell instructed her on how to please upset, took part in abuse herself. he asked me to take my top off and then their hands were everywhere, and glean was robin him and kissing him and fondling. defense says accusers cannot be trusted memories, fade money doesn't accuses have shaken the money tree, and millions of dollars have fallen their way. reference to find sarah by abstaining state to compensate his victims. gillian maxwell trial to be continued news. now another news, our days after ukrainian president vladimir zalinski announced the threat of a case in the country. an anti government protest has been staged in the capital. kiev hundreds marched steve's independence square and through coins at the president's office, calling him a traitor and demanding his impeachment protests. his claim authorities are violating the constitution and are conducting a king themselves. last friday cylinder, who said that a plot had been uncovered to topple his gov

it is a roller coaster and is the co how to jane says herself, i am built for this. she can handle anybody. and she's always happy to chat to you . the co, how to jones. thank you for being our guests on the street today. appreciate you. i will see you next time. everybody take half ah ah. coveted beyond? well, he's taken without hesitation. fulton died for the power. defines al, well, the launch loop, babies were dying, i did nothing about, it's neglected babies to deck people and power investigates, exposes, and questions they use and abuse of power around the globe on now to sierra talk to al, just a wild alarm is, can we listen design is, are making serious efforts in order to in t and to stop to turn the windows. we meet with global use maintenance. talked about the stormy stung. imagine how jesse faithful have come to expect a lot from al jazeera over the years. it's reporting the commitment to under reported places, the commitment to the human story, but it's also the idea of challenging those empower. if a politician comes on this channel, they will be challe

but i never saw any sexual activity, no witness identified as jane says she was sexually abused. at the age of 14, jane claims maxwell instructed her on how to please abstain. took part in abuse herself. he asked me to take my top off and then their hands were everywhere, and glean was robin him and kissing him and fondling. defense says accusers cannot be trusted memories, fade money doesn't accuses have shaken the money tree, and millions of dollars have fallen their way reference to fund set up by abstaining state to compensate his victims. elaine maxwell trial to be continued up to 30000 homes in the u. k. a without electricity for 6 day now after a huge storm calls the biggest power disruption in more than a decade and claimed the lives of 3 northern england and parts of scotland. the worst affected with many residents forced out of their homes that come home. that's what it feels. look like. i have no roots. it's a bit tough. sorry, i didn't mean to cry, but it's been hard. like we brought our animals at home. we are going to go fish are the one today, and it is the feel ve

but i never saw any sexual activity, no witness identified as jane says she was sexually abused. at the age of 14, jane claims maxwell instructed her on how to please abstain. took part in abuse herself. she asked me to take my top off and then their hands were everywhere, and glean was robin him and kissing him and fondling. defense says accusers cannot be trusted memories, fade money does it accuses, have shaken the money tree, and millions of dollars have fallen their way reference to fund set up by obscene estate to compensate his victims. elaine maxwell trial to be continued as well as the health side of it on the crone could potentially be another blow to the global economy to, with financial institutions, raising the alarm over spike in inflation, jude part, the supply chain issues can open reports with inflation as their excuse us corporations, excluding the financial sector, are now jacking up their prices. the biggest corporations are now raking in the highest profits they've made since 1950, according to the u. s. department of commerce. meanwhile, average americans ar

. >> reporter: danny and his wife, jane, say they depended on billy to keep lost valley farm, which has been in the family for four generations. but when the tornado killed 40% of his cows, he said he wanted to quit. quit. >> it's hard to make it on a small farm, especially to depend on your total livelihood comes from it. >> reporter: the tiny community of bremen, kentucky, suffered great loss. at least 11 people were killed in a town of 200. >> we stell definitely are in rescue and recovery. we have people missing. i still expect that we will find at least some more bodies. there is just so much destruction. i hope that that's not the case, but it's-- it's still an expectation. >> reporter: at least 17 people died here in hopkins county. there's an urgent search-and-rescue mission for more than 80 people who are stillun accounted for. >> let's get it. let's finish this up today. >> reporter: dave jardon and his volunteer group hit the grounds in dawson springs soon after the tornado struck to provide natural disaster relief. >> we're all veterans. we're all first responders. we've see

but i never saw any sexual activity, no witness identified as jane says she was sexually abused. at the age of 14, jane claims maxwell instructed her on how to please abs they took part in abuse herself. she asked me to take my top off and then their hands were everywhere, and glean was robin him and kissing him and fondling. defense says accusers cannot be trusted memories, fade money, does it accuses, have shaken the money tree, and millions of dollars have fallen their way reference to find said, oh, by abstain a state to compensate his victims. elaine maxwell, trial to be, you continue. okay. will be all right, please to say we can go back to the u. k. m. speak with our correspondent there shout. he had boost ashley. he was telling sir, bout how residents i think it's up to 30000 residents. a still without power for 6 day off. for a big storm in the u. k. a shout to you, you, you are commenting on how many residents they're having to stay in hotels and the bill is being footed by the local council. yes, that's absolutely right, because of course the damage caused by storm are

. >> reporter: danny and his wife jane say they depended on billy to keep loss valley farm which has been in the family for four generations but when the tornado killed 40% of his cows, he said he wanted to quit. >> lost this many at one time. >> it's hard to make it on a small farm, especially to your total livelihood comes from it. >> reporter: at least 1 1 people were killed in a town of 200. >> we still definitely are in rescue and recovery. we have people missing. um, i still expect that we will find at least some more bodies. there is just so much destruction. i hope that that's not the case. but it's -- it's still an expectation. >> reporter: at least 17 people died here in hopkins county. there is an urgent search-and-rescue mission for more than 80 people who are still unaccounted for. >> all right. let's break. let's go get it. >> reporter: david jarden and his volunteer group hit the ground in dawson springs soon after the tornado struck to provide natural disaster relief. >> we are all veterans, we're all first responders. we have seen bad things. if we find a body, it's

jane. prosecutors say jane met maxwell and epstein at a michigan summer camp in 1994. they realized they all lived in palm beach, florida, prosecutors say maxwell and epstein asked for jane's number, describing them as, quote, predators. jane testified that back in florida, maxwell began talking to her about sex and taking her to epstein's house. jane testified that epstein said he could introduce her to talent agents, then took her to his pool house, pulled down his pants, and pulled her on top of him while he masturbated. jane told the jury she was frozen in fear, that she'd never seen a penis before. adding she was terrified and ashamed. jane recalled epstein touched her breasts and vagina. she says the abuse also included oral sex and inter course. testifying that sometimes maxwell took part in the sex acts along with others, turning it into an orgy. maxwell's defense attorney rejected the allegations and questioned jane's credibility. epstein's former pilot also testified, larry visoki flew epstein for nearly 30 years along with some very high-profile passengers. o

mr speaker, jane wrote saying _ they are very ambitious. r booster jab and i urge her and everybody else to get their boosterjab and to look after themselves. mr get their boosterjab and to look after themselves.— get their boosterjab and to look after themselves. mr speaker, at the moment, indecent _ after themselves. mr speaker, at the moment, indecent exposure - after themselves. mr speaker, at the moment, indecent exposure or - moment, indecent exposure or flashing — moment, indecent exposure or flashing is _ moment, indecent exposure or flashing is illegal off but not online _ flashing is illegal off but not online i_ flashing is illegal off but not online. i really welcome my right honourable friend's support for that to change _ honourable friend's support for that to change when he spoke to the real liaison— to change when he spoke to the real liaison committee in november. will he support— liaison committee in november. will he support outlawing cyber flashing and other— he support outlawing cyber flashing and other forms of sexual

jane: so say all of us. thank you very much indeed for joining me.voters in hong kong will head to the polls this weekend for the city's first legislative council election since the passing of a controversial national law that allows a pro-china panel to vet the candidate. the bbc's danny vincent has more from hong kong. >> jason is in full campaign mode, one of the few candidates running in the election that considers himself a non-establishment. last year, the authorities postponed the action due to the pandemic. since then, the political landscape of the city has changed. >> if i can enter into the legislature, at least i can ask for a political change, political improvement. if we just ignore it, what is a result? the result is until the end of the days, we do not have improvement on our democracy. >> hong kong is preparing for its first legislative council election since the introduction of a wide-ranging national security law. this year, only three of the 153 candidates running consider themselves pro-democratic. posters are predicting a 30 yea

ring for the finance here, the first of four accusers taking the stand minor victim, one known as jane sayingxually assaulted her at age 14, also testifying. epstein's former pilot, larry vasilevskiy, who detailed his experience on roughly 1000 trips during his three decades flying for epstein , telling the jury he never saw evidence of sexual activity on flights. the defense digging deeper asking if he ever witnessed any sex acts involving underage females. he responded. quote absolutely not. do you regret your work? mr epstein, the prosecution saying epstein and maxwell were quote partners in crying, arguing she recruited and groomed girls as young as 14 to perform sexual acts with epstein. and in some cases taking part in the abuse, the prosecution very clearly and concisely laid out their case that there are four victims here that you lane maxwell knew everything that jeffrey epstein was doing that she traffic these women that she was a part of all of it, but the defense claims she's the scapegoat because jeffrey epstein killed himself in a federal jail now glenn maxwell is being blamed.

maxwell's defense team questioned jane's credibility saying she told the government in 2020 she didn'tber all the encounters and pointing out that she received $3 million as part after victims' comp fund. epstein's former house manager took the stand. he claimed epstein would receive two or three massages a day. and he was the one picking you have the girls. females were there all the time and the majority of the time they were topless by the pool. he did not witness anything happen in the massage room, but part of his job was to clean up after the epstein massage orgies. washing sex toys and returning them to a basket in epstein's closet. jeffrey epstein visited the white house 17 times during the clinton years. after a freedom of information act the log showed epstein would normally visit the west wing. a good indication he was there to see the president, bill clinton. after bill clinton left the white house flight logs show he flew on epstein's private jet at least 26 times. clinton always denied wrongdoing. author bannial halper said maxwell and bill clinton had a sexual relationsh

mary jane basil says she's grateful. she survived the typhoon with her family and one month old baby. now hunger has become pervasive here. there is nothing left to harvest. they have no money to money for you, myra. the kids are so small, i still need to be with my baby. i prayed to the lord to please make the typhoon stop. the wind was already so strong and it started at 12 noon. i well 88 year old anesthesia tells us she wants to be reunited with their daughter, who lives from another town. anesthesia was rescued after home collapsed beneath her. there are many others in san jose to shocked to share their ordeal. while others see, they play dawn simply because they have no choice. everything was wiped out in an instant. they say. now, there is only suffering. jim helene dog and al jazeera in haggard province southern philippines. finally, the south half hour, a brazilian aquarium has been spreading. some christmas cheer with a bit of bite though. a diver at the rio de janeiro, aquariums bin or santa claus costume. whi

mary jane basil says she's grateful she survived the typhoon with her family and one month old baby. now hunger has become pervasive here. there is nothing left to harvest. they have no money. this woman, if of wilma, the kids are so small, i still need to be with my baby. i prayed to the lord to please make the typhoon stop. the wind was already so strong and it started at 12 noon for that. oh, well 88 year old anesthesia tells us she wants to be reunited with their daughter who lives from another town. anastasia was rescued after home collapsed beneath her . there are many others in san jose to shocked to share their ordeal. while others see the play dawn simply because they have no choice. everything was wiped out in an instant. they say. now there is only suffering jemila dog and al jazeera in her good province southern philippines, humanitarian groups and men, marceau, civilians are being targeted in fighting between the army and ethnic rebel groups. more than 3000 people have escaped the violence by crossing the border into thailand. but hundreds have already been forced back.

jane and lisa were just saying, about making you feel. i mean, if you read for implication, the news of ourselves and others, it's essential to feel that. and in those scenes and settings, we are able to make those identifications. so i would be hard-pressed to say that this book and its passage of power -- it's the scenes and the settings. as brenda said, the style. >> you know, it's interesting as well, negative emotions are also important. but go ahead, jane. >> i was just going to say, as someone covering politics, i couldn't tell you how many people said, if you ever want to understand congress you have to read master of the senate. it is the starting point and in point. it is the best book that's ever been written about how congress works. so you have to read that. and the scene that sticks with me is johnson -- excuse me -- just after being sworn in, he has become president, john kennedy has been killed. and everyone around johnson is telling him, you know, don't take on the civil rights act. it's just too much, too hard, you can't

he identified one of the girls as jane, who testified this week. he saysmultiple occasions at maxwell's request. jane claims she was abused at both locations. >> there were two of these visitors that stood out to him, because they were obviously under age. so his testimony was used to corroborate the testimony of one of the accusers, again, who claimed she was abused as a teenager there. he saw her there, so that gives the government further proof of that allegation. >> reporter: she identified the other underage girl as virginia roberts, who accused jeffrey epstein and maxwell of sex trafficking her. >>> let's go to sports, where the dallas cowboys stifled the saints last night and scored a pick six touchdown in the fourth quarter, dallas winning 27-17. >>> in the nba, the memphis grizzlies beat the oklahoma city thunder, but get this, by 73 points. an nba victory. the final score was 152 to 79. >>> it's december. so coming up, the new battle over christmas lights. >>> also ahead, an unexpected >>> also ahead, an unexpected sleepover at ikea. ♪ thousands

and what jane and lisa were saying about making you feel. if we read for implication, for news of ourselves and others, it's essential to feel that. and in those scenes and settings we're able to make those identifications. i'd be hard-pressed to say this book, they're all fabulous. but it's the scenes and settings, and as brenda just said, the style that makes them resonate and live. >> it's interesting. negative emotions are important, too. >> as someone covering politics i couldn't tell you how many people said if you ever want to understand congress you have to read "master in the senate." it is the starting point and end point for any -- oats the best book that's ever been written about how congress works. so you have to read that. and a scene that sticks with me is johnson -- excuse me -- just after being sworn in he's become president, john kennedy has been killed. and everyone around johnson is telling him, you know, don't take on the civil rights act. it's just too much, it's too hard right now, you can't do that. and to everybody's

i was terrified and felt gross jane says she was 14 eating ice cream with friends at a summer camp for other women and maxwell. maxwell has pleaded not guilty to six sex trafficking counts the defense team noting that jane only met with law enforcement after epstein's death, telling the jury she was looking for money from a victim settlement fund. >> give us some room, guys >> larry told the court he recalled meeting jane when she was a passenger on epstein's passenger jet. remembering her piercing powder blue eyes. for 30 years, he flew jeffrey epstein and his rich and famous guests around the world. those flights often included ghislaine maxwell who he described as epstein's number two and his go-to person to handle everything else that wa not business related with his company. he named notable figures he had flown aboard epstein's plane in the past including bill clinton, donald trump and prince andrew, none of them are alleged o doing anything wrong in this trial. he never saw any sexual activity on the plane it's worth noting another epstein accuser who is not part of this case al

jane basil you says she's grateful. she survived the typhoon with her family and one month old baby. now hunger has become pervasive here. there is nothing left to harvest. they have no money to my leave of wilma, the kids are so small, i still need to be with my baby. i prayed to the lord to please make the typhoon stop. the wind was already so strong and it started at 12 noon with that. oh, well, 88 year old anesthesia tells us she wants to be reunited with their daughter who lives from another town. anesthesia was rescued after home collapsed beneath her. there are many others in san jose to shocked to share their ordeal. while others see the ply dawn simply because they have no choice, everything was wiped out in an instant the sea. now, there is only suffering jamal allen dog and al jazeera in haggard province southern philippines. of a former laughter student leader is going to become chillies. youngest president, gabrielle barrak as hell, talked with the man he's replacing the outgoing president, sebastian panera

jane basil you says she's grateful. she survived the typhoon with her family and one month old baby. now hunger has become pervasive here. there is nothing left to harvest. they have no money to money. for wilma, the kids are so small. i still need to be with my baby. i prayed to the lord to please make the typhoon stop. the wind was already so strong and it started at 12 noon. i. well 88 year old anesthesia tells us she wants to be reunited with their daughter, who lives from another town. anesthesia was rescued after home collapsed beneath her. there are many others in san jose to shocked to share their ordeal. while others see they play dine simply because they have no choice. everything was wiped out in an instant. they say. now, there is only suffering jamal allan doug and al jazeera, the leg province southern philippines, the president of well football, governing body. johnny of montana, has held a virtual summit with member associations and tried to sell him his proposal for more frequent world cups. he told us w

going by the pseudonym jane the woman says she met epstein and maxwell where epstein is a benefactor for years. the abuse allegedly happening when that girl was 14 years old. jane claiming maxwell participated in the abuse more than twice, jane is one of four alleged victims in the indictment against maxwell, the first accuser to take the stand. carley: jussie smollett conducting a dry run of his attack the day before took place, the prosecution says the evidence is proof the empire actor hired his brothers to stage the ambush adding the brothers were -- wrote a check for $3,500 after the dry run and given $100 in cash for supplies. chicago detectives testifying against's jussie smollett for hours citing phone records and social media records alleging jussie smollett staged a hate crime. the two brothers attacked the actor because they, quote, didn't like him. todd: the rittenhouse case we all knew the facts and no disputing the fact, just interpretation of the law. in this case no one seems to agree on the facts. this will be interesting. carley: we really facts. todd: the process. c

jane hill. our top stories: borisjohnson says up to 90% of those who are the most seriously ill with coronaviruseveryone to getjabbed. the overwhelming majority of people who are currently ending up in intensive care in our hospitals are people who are not boosted. nicola sturgeon rules out any further coronavirus restrictions in scotland, but continues to urge caution as cases rise further. record numbers of covid infections are recorded in the us and france, as the omicron variant continues to spread. people in the uk are left waiting days for covid pcr testing

[no audio] jane: officials in the philippines say at least 375 people have been killed by the super typhoonntry last week. the philippine cross has described scenes of complete carnage after the storm flattened homes and hospitals. thousands of military guard and service personnel have bn deployed. howard johnson st us this report. howard: four days on from the super typhoon's first landfall in the philippines, the extent of the damage it caused is becoming clear. nine different islands separated by a distance of more than eight hundred kilometers all experienced sustained winds and heavy rain, flattening thousands of homes and flooding vast tracts of land. >> we appeal for some small help to come to us. now is the time we need a government, a government ready to help in our current situation. we are waiting for whomever has a kind heart. howard: the breadth of destruction and the lack of communication is causing logistical delays in humanitarian support. food, water, and electricity are in limited supply. the british government today committed nearly $1 million to an appeal by the internat

back a lot of novels and i sort of just absorbed a little bit of everything that i would probably say jane austen, pride. i kind of fell into those as a little girl. a. >> what was the hardest and happiest memoir for inspiring many women? >> thank you for that question. i write about that experience becoming a mother. that was the happiest and the hardest. now you're going to get me emotional. i lost him when i was 17, he was terminally ill and already had five years to live. the only time i broke down when i was talking about my dad, this book is for him and i want to share them again to say this is what i did and i hope you're proud of me. everything related to my father was personally the hardest part. >> the follow-up is will we be seeing a kids book in the future? >> you say this is a good idea, maybe somebody from the publishing house is watching. >> you never know. i love the process of writing, so maybe this is part of my year of saying yes. your dad is proud of you, he says. let me see, questions from the audience here. >> the audience asks excellent questions. would you ever work

i would probably say jane austin. pride and prejudice sensibility i kindse of fell into those is a little girl. >> robert asks, in writing a new book with the hardest and happiest memory you have been for inspiring many women. >> thank you, thank you for that question. the happiest as will my little boy came out into this world and that is why i write i write about that experience. just becoming a mother. you can't explain it until it happens. and then you get it. certainly that was the happiest andrt the hardest. now you e are going to get me emotional. this book is really a leveler to my dad i lost him when i was 17 he was terminally ill, he was diagnosed with renal failure when i was two and only had five years to live. and the only time i broke down when i did the audio of the book was when i was talking about my dad. >> really, this book is for him. i want to share this book with him and say this is what i did i hope you're proud of me. it has been hard. everything related to my father, especially losing it was p

but i would probably say jane austen. pride and prejudice, since insensibility, i kind of fell into those when i was a little girl. >> robert asks in writing your book what was the hardest and happiest memory you had? >> thank you for the question. the happiest was when my little boy him out into this world and that's why i write about that experience, like becoming a mother. you can't explain it in tell it happens, and then you get it. certainly that was happiest. and the hardest -- now here going to get me emotional. you know, this book really is a love letter to my dad. often when i was 17. he was diagnosed with renal failure when i was two and he was told get five years to live. the only time i broke down was when i talk about my dad. really, this book is for him and i want to share this book with immense if this is what he did and hope you are proud of me. so that has been hard. everything related to my father especially losing him, that was probably the hardest, personally the hardest part. >> a follow-up to that is

building and that's what i think, bill, you're saying, it's the ability to imagine what other people are emergencying without, and this actually speaks to jane's work, but without making anything up. you know, i mean, you can't make up things that people say, people have to trust you as well as you get them to trust. >>, but i think, i mean, in the case of that scene of looking at the capitol hill, one of the things that bob caro does, is rule number one for real reporting, which is just go there. you've got to go there and so much is virtual reality now and so many young reporters, they don't even get on the phone, they send an e-mail, let alone actually going there. you have to go there and you have to see -- you have to interview the people face-to-face, as he says, it much harder for people to slide off the hook if you're standing or their doorstep. it's not dignified, necessarily, not what you think you're going to do when you're a historian or someone writing for the new yorker, it opens up amazing things to be able to actually-- you have to put yourself there, i think, so-- >> well, given all that, i have to go back to lisa and it seems

i say, god, jane is right, they're going to over react and it is going to have an over impact on our economy. they, they haven't learned the lessons. and i think around the reasons you're seeing these low whole numbers. but the bind administration is the american people have figured out we have been why to repeatedly, from the outset of this, we're now being told other going to test for this new varied of coven doctors. we're already telling you that these test, these instant tests and not distinguish between the flu cove is the delta virus or this new omar crime that they're saying. the american people have realized they have been mind to us from the very beginning. the f da covered up at 121500 people who died of the bats. the pfizer backed the 1st 90 days. it was in place and they've been trying to cover that up and hide those documents for 50 years. a for your request is just revealed them, there is more that needs to be revealed. there's more that needs to be investigated . and the american people, american people, i think, are sick and tired of the lies about this political pan