. >> reporter: then, jenni. >> bloodhounds came. police were there. >> this is a little girl that was doing nothing more than riding her bicycle in a park. >> reporter: two young girls taken. >> the similarities. blonde, blue-eyed, riding a bike. >> somebody who is targeting young girls. >> exactly. >> as a little kid, it definitely scared the heck out of me. >> reporter: she was a girl, then, too. solving these mysteries became her mission. >> so how many names did you have? >> about 2,300 names. >> reporter: could cutting-edge technology crack an ice-cold case? >> i was like, no way. >> i believe in the devil, and people that don't believe in the devil, i think, they're in for a big surprise. >>> hello, and welcome to "dateline." michella and jenni were just like most kids their age. they loved riding bikes, and playing outdoors. the fun-loving girls didn't know each other. but they would be forever connected, through tragedy. decades later, a detective would leave no stone unturned, on a quest for justice. and in the process, unc

sebastian, jenny, thank you. thank you so much forjoining us, and as always, the have hashtag for our viewers, if you want to get involved in the conversation. thanks for watching. good evening, i'm chetan pathak with your sports news. we start in scotland where rangers are four points away from winning the title after a late win over livingston. manager steven gerrard, on the brink of his first league title, was sent off at half time for comments he made to the referee who'd booked alfredo morelos earlier. and it was morelos who came up with the winner three minutes from the end, a 1—0 win that moves them 18 points clear of celtic again. elsewhere, stjohnstone got an equaliser three minutes from the end to stop hamilton getting a win that would have moved them off the bottom of the table, it finished one all. second placed manchester united have dropped more points in the premier league tonight, to give hope to the sides chasing champions league football next season they drew 0—0 with crystal palace at a very fo

it is a good soup, jenny.not have to go to the funeral. >> brody went. >> brody does not cough. >> it is respect. >> you did not have to march by the hearses. you didn't have to march all the way to the williamsburg bridge. >> 40,000 people, they march. now deleo. >> you coughed all night. >> it was a very big funeral. >> what good does a funeral do? >> it is to protest. >> that does not bring them back to life. >> no, but now 40,000 people know their names. they have names. it is there immortality. their immortality. >> drink your soup while it is hot. >> who were these women? these children who die in the triangle fire. did i know them? but i go to the funeral. the whole world goes to the funeral. now because they die, it's already to be a new law. the door is to be opened in a factory and widows are not to be locked. and because it was a saturday, no union, now thousands will come and join the union. 40,000 people, they marched. it is respect. >> tomorrow you will go with the brody to the doctor. >> jenny,

when jenny said no, it was no.s no, it goes to an impartial adjustment. one dollar. what do you do? you go to the supreme court. instead of nine judges in black robes, one impartial chaplain. chosen by the union and the employers. this is collective bargaining. you give a little, you take a little. one dollar, two dollars. you work it out. all right. $1.75. collective bargaining. ♪ in 1910, because we wanted to be people, we went on strike. now, today, what people can do. hands that to -- kente cloth and needle and thread and make a living thing. such hands can to get canvas and paint and clay and also make a living thing. the union protects the bread you eat but there are many kinds of bread. a book is bread. singing is bread. this too is bread. >> i want the class to bear in mind that in the future, the union will increasingly emphasize our welfare demands, pensions, sickness insurance, vacations with pay. >> and what is a vacation for pay for? what is unity house for? june, july, august, september. ♪ >> smell th

jenny has two new buys what are they, jenny >> sure. the first is h & r block, which we added last week this is really interesting it is the company that we all know, right, and the store front, it is a little accounting firm but it is actually a lot more than that it has a huge online diy, competing with turbo tax business, they do 22 million tax returns a year their earnings are mixed up because of the pandemic. they had terrible earnings in 2020, they're having great earnings in 2021 in 2022 when they normalize they will probably learn $1.22 a share. one of the most interesting things here is the relatively new ceo was the former president of uber. so he's coming in here with a real technology focus and saying, holy smokes, i've got a company with -- that does 22 million tax returns a year, a huge embedded client base, a huge embedded cash flows, earnings positive. like, wow, this is a really great opportunity. so on h & r block -- by the way, it has a 5% dividend yield it is really compelling and exciting the other is cool but less

we heard earlier on today, jenny? ?, which _ i wasn't surprised by what we heard, which allowed many newspapers to get the comparisons and earlier, the dennis _ the comparisons and earlier, the dennis healy comparison, the royal jenkins— dennis healy comparison, the royal jenkins comparison, we all knew that a lot of— jenkins comparison, we all knew that a lot of this _ jenkins comparison, we all knew that a lot of this was coming. i do think it's remarkable, though, to hear conservative chancellor boasting about _ conservative chancellor boasting about how much he's spent and putting — about how much he's spent and putting up— about how much he's spent and putting up corporation tax, that is something — putting up corporation tax, that is something that i never expected to heat _ something that i never expected to heat but— something that i never expected to hear. but these are extraordinary times, _ hear. but these are extraordinary times, and — hear. but these are extraordinary times, and it takes an extraordinary me

it has happened to jenny twice. i have had to sort of do — happened to jenny twice.n _ happened to jenny twice. i have had to sort of do more in the _ happened to jenny twice. i have had to sort of do more in the house - happened to jenny twice. i have had to sort of do more in the house and | to sort of do more in the house and quite rightly so, my husband and my son have been put under massive pressure being key workers. these fiuures pressure being key workers. these figures reflect _ pressure being key workers. these figures reflect the _ pressure being key workers. these figures reflect the first _ pressure being key workers. these figures reflect the first year - pressure being key workers. these figures reflect the first year of - figures reflect the first year of coronavirus. the question is if things will be more balanced when we finally get through the pandemic. it's understood that the duchess of sussex formally complained to itv about piers morgan's comments and the effect they could have on the issue of mental health generally and those attempting to dea

katty: jenny hill for us in berlin.like many other countries, pretty much still in lockdown, very different than in the united states. in the u.k., more than half of people now have antibodies for covid-19, proteins in the blood which fight the infection. that's mostly thanks to vaccinations and it's welcome news as lockdown measures in england are loosened. here's our health correspondent, sophie hutchinson. >> lockdown is easing and with it has come a chance to socialize when record numbers of us have antibodies against the coronavirus, the immune system's way of fighting off infection. the number of people testing positive for coronavirus tibodies has risen steeply. in january, it was estimated one in seven people had them, after recovering from the virus. that rose to one in four people in february, showing for the first time the impact of the vaccine roout. and this month, it went up to one in two people, reflecting the large number of those w have now been vaccinated. the rest of the u.k. now has similar levels of

de jenny rivera.o podremos ver los carros que se manejan solos. francisca: y mientras que jennifer lÓpez sigue grabando en repÚblica dominicana, aquÍ verÁs dÓnde y cuÁndo quien encontramos a su rival. raÚl: quÉdese con nosotros en despierta amÉrica. os dÍas comienzan con toda la alegrÍay la informaciÓn que usted necesita y ademÁs la energÍa que es de viernes. [mÚsica] alan: a ver el cafecito. hoy hay huevo revuelto con jamÓn y papas con chorizo con cafÉ y jugo. vamos a hablar del tema que rompe el silencio porque leÉis ex esposa del actor ricardo crespo, la modelo marÍa angÉlica, que hablÓ del abuso sexual que sufriÓ su hija luego de que la jovencita queconfesara a ella lo que le hacÍa su papÁ. karla: en redes sociales ella dijo textualmente "aÚn no puedo creer que mi hija hubiera sufrido en silencio durante tantos aÑos. hoy darÍa todo para evitarle a mis hijos el dolor que estÁn sintiendo. me alarma el dolor del silencio en el que viven las vÍctimas y el dolor del silencio en el que viviÓ mi hija por

i can have jenny or greg. >>jenny louie: in addition to the current funding.he staff is already there and dollars thatalready existed . >>supervisor walton: what that amount, do we know ? >>jenny louie: i know the staff but i don't know alltheir salaries but we can get it for you . >>supervisor walton: from my calculations and math has never been my best subject we're talking about .002 percent of your budget for 2122 on towards racial equity. so i'm wondering how we implement a plan that affects 7126 employees and probably more with .002 percent in the budget. >>ayanna bennett: it's a big list . i will say what you're looking at right there does not reflect the entirety of what's available because we have not started it this year so there are designated equity staff at both hospitals and primary care in every area there's at least one part-time and the larger area there's some full-time. some of them have additional staff. there certainly can be councils of champions and other staff that we designated to work on these issues. the training needs of that racial

jenny, thanks as well. see you back on the desk soon, i know that. we turn back to the committee. weiss, you own taiwan semi, you own micron, qualcomm and sky works but you don't own intel. >> i don't you know, i looked at intel and i have been very close to buying it i think it will come down a little bit and i will take a look at it here is the reality. he's very well against -- very well respected, regarded as brilliant. i don't dispute any of that. it is going to be three years at least, probably four years before the fab is up and running. in the meantime, taiwan semi continues to entrench their position it is not that easy to change when you are using one outsource fab to another the fact that he is saying -- and he used more buzz words than i think i have heard in my wife lifetime just in the cnbc interview before it is not that easy to get customers to change, i said, and the fact customers are calling him means that, okay, they want to get better pricing from tsm so the margins that tsm sees are not the margins that intel is going to see because now you will have this duo

. >> muy bueno la historia de jenni rivera estará más cerca de nuevas generaciones por un nuevo videoadre y sus actuaciones. ayer en exatlón estados unidos la lucha por la fortaleza en el circuito de fuego . >> eso, vamos! (gritos) contendientes cerraron la primera ronda con supremacía pero nada estaba escrito (gritos) (aplausos) en la segunda ronda nathalia sánchez venció a denisse, pero en la segunda roncha, puso en match point la pantera, las cifras definitivas las puso kelvin rentería que se llevó la suit vip (música)

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so you know, jenny, it's not just moderna, obviously. just out of the nasdaq 100, for example. peloton's down 22% week to date. nvidia is down 14. tesla making degas queasy is down 18. degas is also feeling bad about paypal which is down 13. pete's got his lululemon pants on they're down 13% this week sky works, down 19%. pete, you tell me are these stocks bargains now or not yet it depends on which names that you actually pull from the list, scott. quite frankly, i look at a lulu and it was priced? this is a stock that's done everything the right way and the stock has literally run up in an incredible level that had just come off of those highs now. was it overpriced? it probably was and i've been in the name for a long time when it was in the double digits, scott. i've been selling calls for the position and i've been doing it forever. i still believe in it. when you look at what the fundamental numbers are. it wasn't irrational when they sold it. when they look at what the p-e was, should i have taken it off? it's a long-term hold for me and i've been holding on to this thin

this _ benefits. jenny hill here in berlin. this goes - benefits. jenny hill here in berlin.reimer who's the medical lead on manitoba's vaccine taskforce. dr reimer, i know you were one of the main canadian health officials who decided to pause the rollout of the astrazenaca vaccine. can you detail why? it was a really difficult _ can you detail why? it was a really difficult decision. - can you detail why? it was a really difficult decision. we l really difficult decision. we heard about the cases in germany and in the uk they are starting to notice a view cases will not came down to the fact it was occurring in people who were younger and therefore at lower risk of severe outcomes related to covid. and we wanted a bit more time to understand what the situation was in germany and the uk well we continued with our rollout with older canadians at the same time. if older canadians at the same time. , ., �* time. ifi understand, we're not talking _ time. ifi understand, we're not talking about _ time. ifi understand, we're not talking about blood - time. ifi understand, we're l

corado, noticias telemundo. >> muchas gracias, jenni.s aglomeraciones por eso los fieles han tenido que adaptarse a muchos cambios, maribel visitÓ santa fe de en colombia una ciudad que expresa su frustraciÓn por no poder celebrar como lo han hecho en mÁs de 4 siglos. >> en santa fe las campanas siguen replicando pero la procesiÓn. >> la devociÓn va por dentro. >> estos caro deberes ofrecen sus nostalgia porque no recorrerÁn de las calles del pueblo con la rerepresentaciÓn del vÍa crucis. >> despuÉs de 450 aÑos la pandemia impone restricciÓn. >> el aÑo pasado por esta misma Época el paÍs cruzaba una cuarentena estricta es la primera semana en pandemia donde se permite la presencia de los fieles con notables cambios. >> lo mÁs lamentable es no salir a las procesiones es lo mÁs lamentable. >> caminatas que duran mÁs de 3 horas, pero este aÑo la ceremonias se reducen a los templos. >> se sentÍa contento como que hacÍa un sacrificio muy grande en honor a dios. >> la gente muy animada, concurrida y bonita y ahora mucha soledad y muy diferente

recordemos que hubo muchas teorÍassobre la muerte de jenny rivera.o no me lo puedo explicar. hace muchos aÑos me puse implantes pero tienes que firmar una cantidad enorme de papeles. yo me despertÉ y no me quedaban mis pantalones. no sÉ quiÉn lo habrÁ hecho. carlos: mi querido brindis, quÉ hacemos con este doctor, hombre? raÚl: el morboso de raÚl fue a ver cÓmo se bella con sus implantes en 2001. se ve guapÍsima pero es una falta de respeto y una falta de Ética profesional por parte del doctor. imagÍnate que tengo piedras en los riÑones, voy con el doctor y terminÓ con glÚteos mÁs grandes. [risas] carlos: maity, imagino que muchas personas se preguntan si le cobrÓ si fue algo gratis. maity: o si se los quitÓ. recordemos que esto pasÓ hace muchos aÑosy que ahora cuenta esto en una recopilaciÓn de cosas que le han pasado. a mÍ me cuesta pensar que esto haya ocurrido asÍ porque ahora hasta le piden que tenga la prueba de covid porque no es algo que se puede hacer asÍ nomÁs. carlos: imagÍnate el coraje y la sorpresa pero quÉ pasa si quedaste espectacular

i can have jenny or greg. >>jenny louie: in addition to the current funding.he staff is already there and dollars thatalready existed . >>supervisor walton: what that amount, do we know ? >>jenny louie: i know the staff but i don't know alltheir salaries but we can get it for you . >>supervisor walton: from my calculations and math has never been my best subject we're talking about .002 percent of your budget for 2122 on towards racial equity. so i'm wondering how we implement a plan that affects 7126 employees and probably more with .002 percent in the budget. >>ayanna bennett: it's a big list . i will say what you're looking at right there does not reflect the entirety of what's available because we have not started it this year so there are designated equity staff at both hospitals and primary care in every area there's at least one part-time and the larger area there's some full-time. some of them have additional staff. there certainly can be councils of champions and other staff that we designated to work on these issues. the training needs of that racial

jenny: this is germa's largest vaccination center.hey can vaccinate 14,000 people a day and a the moment, they are doing just 2000. like every other vaccine center in the country, they simply don't have enough vaccine and at is a problem because germany is now in the grip of a third wave of infection. case numbers are rising at financiall fueled by the b-117 variant for discovered in england. angela merkel sat down with a very srmy meeting with regional leaders. she has always favored tough restrictions, some of them disagree. this country wasthe verge of opening up, relaxing. not anymore. restrictions will continue to stay in place. parts of the country with high levels of infeion will impose stricter restrictions including potentially localized curfews. easter come a time for many germans that is very special because been all but canceled. all this while growing frustration over the lack of vaccine in this country. you will recall last week, the german government suspended temporarily the use of the astrazeneca vaccine. it is not re

we discuss and debate with our investment committee joining me, josh brown, jenny harrington, and jon najarian and president of farr miller to the wall. currently trading dow up seven straight days. down 100 now s&p new intraday high for it 3973 not far away from 4,000 there on the right, ten-year note yield 160. almost 161 we are very much watching that, josh, because wall street is very much talking about that today. bank of america fund manager survey, biggest tail risks now higher inflation, a taper tantrum, blackrock says ten year could hit 2% morgan stanley more restrictive monetary policy sooner than expected discuss. >> i think higher rates are probably a bigger risk for some parts of the market than others. i don't discount that threat overall and something to completely ignore, but data suggests stock prices have tolerated much higher interest rates historically, and if rates are rising because the economy is growing, and people are making more money, higher rates will be tolerated yet again. so this is not new we've seen rates come off emergency levels following world war i

jenny was also diagnosed by dr sanders as having perry or ultimate titers she prescribed her a cream containing antibiotics. 'd and the small pasta else that appear when people have peri oral dermatitis are inflamed sebaceous glands with antibiotic creams patients can reduce inflammation however these antibiotic creams should not be used for more than 6 weeks or in some severe cases no more than 8. certain household products that you might not think of right away can help against the affliction like poultices made with black tea all you have to do is the. some strong black tea but it's steep for 30 minutes and then cool then soak a cloth in it and place the cloth on the puss stools for up to 15 minutes. the tannins in the black to reduce inflammation for those whose rashes have gone away they should avoid one thing at all costs fatty creams. as it is really i prefer recommending fluids any products from a pharmacy where it says on the label there for sensitive irritated red skin because of their active ingredients they don't cause additional damage to the skin . after a week of using

seattle's mayor jenny durkan there.eantime, the billionaire founder is donated 50 and a half million shares of coupon to the pershing square. worth about $1.3 billion. he was an early investor in the company, which priced a chair offering last week above the market range, raising $4.6 billion. valuing the company at approximately $60 billion. the market cap now about 87 billion. post-ipo. after the break, speaking of valuations, a $600 million funding round up to 95 billion dollars, becoming the top value u.s. torah. the online payment processor has made its two irish siblings, brothers, worth $11.4 billion each. talk about the luck of the irish. or just hard work. happy st. patrick's day. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: hollywood loves movies about hollywood. the netflix film "mank" receives 10 oscar nominations including best picture, best director, and best actor. "mank" is bringing netflix one step closer to winning the coveted best picture award for the first time ever. lucas shaw joins us now. lucas, talk to us about

jenny roberts joins me now.'s a professor of law and co-director of the criminal justice clinic at american university washington. jenny, thank you for being with us. what's the way around this? because if you were called to this store in minneapolis because someone passed a $20 counterfeit bill allegedly, you've got to think through how does this not end up launching a civil rights movement in which businesses have been burned, people have been injured, more arrests have occurred? that can't be the desired outcome to whatever it was that was alleged that george floyd did on that day on march 25th. >> yeah, that's right. one way around it is massive tamping down of the misdemeanor system in this country. misdemeanors are low-level crimes, generally don't lead to more than a year in jail and often don't lead to any jail time. i think what a lot of people don't realize is that 80% of cases in the criminal legal system are misdemeanor cases. so if you walk into a criminal court, you might be expecting to see homici

i don't disagree with jenny, i think it's a 2021 story. i think when we get to 2022, we're going to be looking forward in terms of a more steady stabilized u.s. economy and in that case, i want to look at things like enterprise spend and encouraged consumer. i want to look at things that are going to continue to drive growth over the next couple of years and so in this interim period, i agree, a more cyclical bet makes sense but there are opportunities over the next month or so to add to these quality growth names as these two factors decouple >> i talked about and we heard what you ladies think. so now find out what you ladies are actually doing because you have a lot of moves to talk about. get your papers and pens ready at home, wherever you're listening. you bought more broadcom, tell us why. >> i thought the quarter was outstanding and i couldn't believe the reaction to the shares it should be up 4% 14% organic growth and 23% operating profit growth, 35% free cash flow growth. guided higher on all the metrics above. they're in the pla

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carolina: te agradecemos por esa informaciÓn, jenny padura.rle algo a si a un niÑo de 12 aÑos. borja: quÉ terrible historia, veremos que caiga todo el peso de la ley sobre la persona que le hizo eso. cambiamos el tema, todo el mundo estÁ mirando, familiares de george floyd y sus abogados se tomaron del brazo y se arrodillaron frente al tribunal donde comienza hoy el juicio frente a derek chauvin, de policÍa de mineÁpolis acusado de asesinarlo, si derek chauvin podrÍa cumplir 24 aÑos por asesinato y desanima por homicidio involuntario, se estÁ que el juicio dure por lo —4 semanas. carolina: estas imÁgenes tambiÉn son muy fuertes, son los ritos de una mujer proveniente de el salvador, que pide ayuda, al tiempo que la detenÍan cuatro policÍas en tulÚm, mÉxico. a tal punto que terminÓ. muerta,. un agente le puso su rodilla en su espalda, mientras agonizaba. las autoridades mexicanas investigan el caso, que apunta a otro incidente de abuso policiaco. alejandro madrigal en mÉxico nos cuenta lo Último de la investigaciÓn. ♪ reportero: ¿quÉ tal, carol

> hasta este punto no sabemos qué va a pasar con ella para nosotros sería lo ideal >> en guatemala jennyrte >> viven sin agua sin techo sin sanitarios soportando las inclemencias de tijuana así viven 1500 inmigrantes que han instalado un campamento en más de 300 casas de campaña viven familias completas que esperan que los estados unidos les den refugio >> no nos queremos arriesgar la vida si nos caemos en el muro >> los inmigrantes viven expuestos a la pandemia del coronavirus (covid-19) y otras enfermedades por las condiciones insalubles han hecho su comité por los peligros >> las autoridades han dicho que en el campamento corren peligro >> como el asunto de robos intento de violaciones y un secuestro >> en medio de la precariedad ha habido una escuela donde los pequeños reciben lecciones por parte de maestras que son inmigrantes como evelyn >> para que los pequeños estén ocupados refuercen su aprendizaje y no se olviden de lo que tienen >> estos inmigrantes piden a dios y a el presidente electo de estados unidos, joe biden que les deje vivir el sueño americano en méxico víctor noticia

after a week of using a new cream jenny kepler is doing better for stools healing. is for daughter if it's already gotten a lot better it's crazy how much skin can impact the way we feel about ourselves. today it has also found a way to keep her condition in check by manufacturing her own cosmetics now she only uses her homemade products on her skin. quite a toil i bring this we have. 2 the right cosmetics and a bit more down time helps peri oral dermatitis heal without any scars or recurrences. if you ask hollywood celebrities or t.v. styles how they attain their good looks you were often getting down to like this well i'm drinking plenty of water ok that's true because plenty of water is very important for your skin but it's not the truth one attractive ringtone for you look people needed just a few years ago. just a few years ago it did reach into the back of tricks they needed surgeons startles sutures and stitches but no days it's totally different you can have beauty that fits right into your busy work schedule with botox and with others but those injections d

jenny: good morning. the u.s. really lowered expectations, and we know from senior biden officials that there won't be a joint statement, and there is not going to be any outcome, so they are not really striving to give us any agreements at the end of this, but we know there are a lot of thorny issues on the agenda that we have been writing about for years now. those include tariffs and sanctions that the u.s. has opposed under trump, and beijing want a rollback of those -- want a rollback -- wants a row of those. things like technology transfer, cyber intrusions, and of course, hong kong and the alleged human rights abuses in xinjiang. so i would say the relationship is not really at a turning point. they are not really trying to see this as a reset of the relationship, and given what is on the agenda, it is probably going to be pretty frosty in alaska this weekend. guy: thank you very much, indeed. jenny leonard setting the scene for us ahead of the alaska meeting. for more now, we welcome amy celico, albright s

, i wonder if angela merkel has _ mind. jenny, i wonder if angela merkel has a _ mind. jenny, i wondery, i wonder if angela merkel has a certain political i merkel has a certain political freedom given that she is quite close to her time —— the end of her time leading germany? young mag yes but she has got an eye on her legacy as well. it seems pretty clear to me that unless she can get some vaccines and get germany back up and running, her reputation built over 16 years as a crisis manager and a safe pair of hands may well start to be quite compromised. i safe pair of hands may well start to be quite compromised.— safe pair of hands may well start to be quite compromised. i don't think an a olo: be quite compromised. i don't think an apology today — be quite compromised. i don't think an apology today was _ be quite compromised. i don't think an apology today was about - be quite compromised. i don't think an apology today was about trying l be quite compromised. i don't think| an apology today was about trying to secure that reputation. she knows that she needs to do more to get the

su aldea de guatemala, ahora va rumbo a la frontera y en exclusiva con noticias telemundo, retirÓ a jennyesperanza. >> estas escenas nos esperanza. >> estas escenas nos conmovieron, este joven de * >> estas escenas nos *conmovieron, este joven de apenas 16 aÑos caminÓ cargando su hermana para salvarla del deslave que provocÓ el una eta que borrÓ su aldea del mapa, ho viaja desde guatemala a estados unidos en busca del "sueÑo americano" >> por el huracÁn eta que nos destruyÓ por completo mi casa, mi aldea, mi familia todo, donde perdÍ mÁs de 42 familiares y parte de eso mi papÁ se accidentÓ mi hermana estÁ mal, mi hermano por lÓgica no hay dinero para pagar eso, por eso es que voy viajando para conseguir un trabajo >> recibiÓ el apoyo de un familia que vive en estados unidos para viajar y nos dio esta entrevista desde un sitio donde descansÓ unas horas junto con otras personas que tambiÉn emprendieron el viaje. >> cuÁntas personas van en ese grupo que tÚ vas >> como 30 y los que van aquÍ son de ahÍ del lugarvas? >> como 30 y los que van aquÍ (informaciÓn en pantalla) estÁn como 8 aquÍ conm

let's go live now to a process that jenny hawking author other barbara feel on form australian primeinister gov with dylan who controversially fired by the queen's representative the governor general welcome to the program it's great to have you with us so most of all i'd like to know do australians that do most australians still back the monarchy and if so why. look opinion polls do vary all national but actually most horror show the most australians would prefer to be a republic we did have a show in try to save a referendum to become a republic in 1990 that did not succeed not because most people don't support that concept but because we had a difference of opinion about the appointment process or the electoral process through which the head of state would be would be appointed so i think particularly as the queen reaches the end of her life and we move to king charles the extraordinary thing is that the british want to act automatically becomes australia's head of state now that's just an untenable situation for any modern democracy in which we australians have no say over who ha

jenny hill, bbc news, cuxhaven.no confidence in the holyrood parliament with a convincing majority. a report published this morning accused her of misleading a parliamentary committee looking into her handling of sexual harassment allegations made against her predecessor, alex salmond. but a separate, independent inquiry yesterday cleared nicola sturgeon of breaking the ministerial code. 0ur scotland editor sarah smith has this report. cleared by an independent inquiry yesterday, today nicola sturgeon has been found to have misled a holyrood committee and faced a vote of no confidence. no first minister who truly wanted to live up to the ideals of this parliament should be able to continue in post after having beenjudged guilty of misleading it. how can parliament have confidence in the words of a first minister whose words were found to be false? if you think you can bully me out of office, you are mistaken and you misjudge me. if you want to remove me as first minister, do it in an election. applause. she comforta

through and comes home and is killed by one of his soldiers who has gone off and for me to listen to jenny's share that story so straightforward as a mother could do i myself just couldn't imagine that and it's just inexplicable. thank you for sharing that with us. i was able to come home and had a phone close by and we had some casualties and as you know the songs get cut off for days until the next of kin is notified so there's all these people back home getting a phone call and e-mail and text every day and i think that just increases the strain on the families back home. i think also again for the person that doesn't have any soldiers and their families, it isn't all bad and sad. there are funny stories and those that you will just about cry with laughter talking about alex krause. you get to meet these young men and women. >> one of the things that has been gratifying is the responses we've had. usually like the admiral who is a really good writer and in austin but so relevant he said if these challenges lose hope some of you know i did a novel with president clinton and we had become p

jenny— stick for a little while to come. jenny let's— stick for a little while to come.e pork are looking at the york shire post. i find the phrase pork barreling very funny for that i don't quite get it. this idea that they have this conservative party was somehow rewarding those seats with particular kind of favor. you have to look at what, if you were keir starmer and you're going to criticise this budget what you would be able to criticise on his opposite difficult one because it's not a typical conservative budget at all. of course the raise in corporation tax, we knew that was coming. but the chance aren't managed to fend off criticism by saying that it wasn't going to be for several years. keir starmer is criticism is now it is not the time to raise corporation tax. which is kinda crazy when you got a labour party leader saying that and a conservative chancellor hoarding tax rises. what is he doing for the redwall, what is he doing for the nhs, what is he doing for this green revolution? should we not be using, this is an opportunity to rebuild in a different way.

anything to add on that, jenny?ut clearly education is of critical public health importance just as much as covid is. and so, what we do know is, or at least we cannot disentangle the social interaction element of that rise in the r number, so it is likely people meeting at the school gates, or the different numbers of social interactions, as much as it is in schools, so the critical point is there are new interventions, so the testing for schools is in place starting from now and gradually for some senior pupils going forward. what that is likely to do is diminish the number of community transmission cases, which could come into schools, so schools will be inherently safer places. but equally it will reach back into families, so although i suspect we may see a rise at the start, with luck as we go forward and people getting used to using the testing, whole families will be protected as well. the whole issue about vaccination, of course, issue about vaccination, of course, is we have now protected the most vulnerabl

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jenny hill, bbc news.riticism levelled at president jair bolsonaro for downplaying the severity of the pandemic and rejecting the advice of scientists. some countries with populist leaders have had similarly high rate of infections — be it in the us with donald trump, or in mexico under president andres manuel lopez obrador. but others — like hungary and poland — have taken the virus seriously and imposed strict lockdowns. so, do populist leaders contribute to the spread of the coronavirus, or not? let's explore this with our next guest. benjamin radd is a political science lecturer at the university of california, los angeles. it isa it is a great debate at the moment, looking at leadership around the world. give us your thought on populist leaders such as jair bolsonaro who have really downplayed the virus, mixing with people with no mask on. populism at its core is based on _ on. populism at its core is based on a _ on. populism at its core is based on a phobia - on. populism at its core is based on a p

. >> bill, said his daughter jenny, was the first in his family to go to college, first to find a companyrst to end up with millions. not someone you'd think would wind up murdered. but here he is. you could tell there was not a physical struggle. there weren't things that were knocked off counters or things like that. >> you could tell, said voth, bill mclaughlin saw it coming, saw his killer. >> one of his movements was to put his hand up and try to block a shot. he got shot through the underside of a finger. so he saw his attacker. >> now voth needed to figure out, who was that last person bill mclaughlin saw? >> you're trying to take everything in, and you're trying to remember as much as you can, write down what you feel is important, what's going to come up in the investigation. >> what was important? what wasn't? it was hard to know in those first few hours. as you can see, in this video the police shot the night of the murder, the house was as neat as a pin, except for a glass on the table, papers regarding a lawsuit, and six bug it casings on the kitchen floor. and one more thing

." ♪ >> seth: hey, everybody, these are two of our writers, amber and jenny. >> i'm black >> and i'mot so here's how it works i'll read the setups to these jokes, and amber and jenny will read the punch lines here we go a cleric in iran claimed recently that the coronavirus vaccine turns people gay >> said lesbians, "give it to cate blanchett!" >> seth: the utah black history museum opened this month - >> which i can only assume is a trap >> seth: hey, amber, what's your favorite part of going to a museum >> when people keep asking me if i work there >> seth: an openly gay man is currently running across the state of mississippi to raise awareness for lgbtq issues >> and also because he is being chased >> seth: in a recent interview with oprah, meghan markle revealed that buckingham palace refused to grant a title to her son, who is the first person of color born into the royal family >> which is actually a good thing, because the title was going to be "sir melanin of chocolateshire. >> seth: hey, amber, what was the most surprising part of that interview to you >> the part where eve

robin thicke and jenny mccarthy say, is quite a character.little did i know is more of a destructive yes. likes dawson problem. he is a problem. it's yet another way for celebs to join the show. when i've arab you people over the years while the show's been on, they always say like i'm going to do it someday. i can't wait to do it someday. there's so many celebrities and because they have kids, they want surprise their kids. guest host niecy nash kicks off the season. she jumps right in and just took over. you know, i mean, nick is the best and he's our brother and we were lucky to have him back halfway through the season, but he's he's just a pro at everything she does. she owns it and the judges bring more impressive, sometimes consistent guessing. can you fault jenny? i just want to say this jamie foxx needs to be underwood. in one of those costumes one of these seasons, he has gone a season without guessing. jamie foxx and season five is no different right in. find out who jenny thinks jamie foxx is this year, groupe begins the battle for

let's go to jenny in the audience. first - go to jenny in the audience. ijust wonder how it's going to be for my grandchildren. will they ever have the opportunities that i had? they ever have the opportunities that i had?— they ever have the opportunities that i had?- i _ they ever have the opportunities that i had?- i have - they ever have the opportunities that i had?- i have had - they ever have the opportunitiesj that i had?- i have had my that i had? lorna. i have had my first vaccination _ that i had? lorna. i have had my first vaccination and _ that i had? lorna. i have had my first vaccination and i'm - that i had? lorna. i have had my first vaccination and i'm excited | first vaccination and i'm excited with— first vaccination and i'm excited with how — first vaccination and i'm excited with how well the vaccination programme is rolling out in scotland. i think this shows the strength— scotland. i think this shows the strength of having a fully public nhs, _ strength of having a fully public nhs, something i am committed to. your children will n

my name is jenny harrison i work a day w. . when we take steps to restore a forest we play a poet in something much bigger. women making a better world for our health and for the health of future generations. by replanting and managing our forests to stand when we create new spaces where plants and animals comprise we promote economic activity that brings work and improves life so we make a real impact on climate change improve the quality of the air we breathe the food we eat and use her retreat we create conflict environment for our children to grow it's never too late to take action let's restore the firsts and create a better child. was. the boy. the be . faces danger but he needs live from berlin germany faces the prospect of a lockdown chancellor angela merkel says her country could soon introduce emergency measures to combat rising infection numbers there's growing and there is the sluggish pace of vaccinations also coming out u.s. president joe biden says that the asian violence is growing across the narrow.

jenny lives on the way scotland look down has made it harder for her to keep in touch with her family her sister lives in wales and her mother in england and then. phone calls had to be going to feel repetitive. now the family has weekly video chats featuring go to marge and all of that has changed. we have a good talk and chat we'll catch the show there in just a good way to stay contact make sure it is ok it kind of brings us together there is a bit beyond just takes you night of the grim reality of life. in london the triplets sienna monica and kayla practice their gymnastics it helps them to stay limber as the monks at home pass here to an unusual guest drops by. he might not be able to join in the exercises. but he's an attention getter all the same. my favorite animal used to be it is just the baby over like greedy and they're all really like them you don't really self. think being into the farmer and. such contacts to the outside world can also far the girl's imagination we don't have the opportunity not to go to a farm or to a see so we can see the animals and you know most pe

jenny for example. you know with 60 to 100000000 you will rule for year if you wish 80000000000 euro. chess but is there that still in chips so you don't only it was tired. so much practical lessons can be learned from elves. and if you're the reporter getting sisters copy the behavior of us. this is the hope that there as we are people. working a traffic system which has a much larger capacity that's me if there's any. insights romance might soon be translated into better traffic grabbing better attitude it's ultimately up to us we need less ego and more consideration for others it's better to cruise at a moderate speed for example then speed and slam on the brakes. perhaps then we'll be able to see them ourselves out of luck or time and money and up void scenes like this ready. and how do we get one h.r. into a city pops help without a doubt but what about those places we actually spend most of our time in buildings from offices to homes shouldn't they to be more eco friendly and healthy now ancestors

jenny hill, thank you very much.ity forces in myanmar — the youngest person to have been killed during protests against february's military coup. family members said the child died during a raid on their home in mandalay. the charity, save the children, says more than 20 youngsters are among those to have been killed by security forces. mark lobel reports. almost two months since the start of this brutal coup, aid workers warned children are being killed on an almost daily basis. accusing security forces of the complete for human life. the youngest person to reportedly die at the hands of the myanmar military is seven—year—old khin myo chit. her older sister was in their house with her and herfather when soldiers stormed it. she described what happened. translation: they went upstairs and asked, will you open the doors or not? and then they asked, who else is in this house? when nobody opened the door, my dad replied, no—one else. that's all. they said, don't lie, and they fired gunshots while my sister was sitting a