that enos wanted to talk it over with jenny and he came home and he talked with her about it and jennytold him. that she of course she would have him do it. but then she realized of course. i'm going to have to work a little more but i don't care i want to get home someday and by doing this i think enos and i can lay up his full salary and a little more and they decided that they would start boarding soldiers at fort bayard. he knows was afraid that that would be too much trouble for jenny and also that they would have to hire a cook but jenny settled his fears and told him that she would do all the cooking herself if he would hire someone to keep her house and do the washing. and so that all she had to do was cook albeit three meals a day for these soldiers that they were boarding. this is the sister that she sent letters back home to and throughout all her letters. she's telling her sister that she hopes that enos will strike at rich so that they can go back home to ohio and that she only needs enough to dress good and to have some for the poor. there were times when enos didn't make

jenny, please first with the metro. to ignore this bit of information today.— of information today. yes. it is . reat of information today. yes. it is great news- — of information today. yes. it is great news. it _ of information today. yes. it is great news. it is _ of information today. yes. it is great news. it is usually - of information today. yes. it is i great news. it is usually symbolic if not very meaningful. we all know this is connected to one of the data was collected, we just came off the back of a bank holiday, they too can change and by the same metric that we measure deaths, we had zero deaths on a day injuly when there were 38 coveted back deaths recorded but that was after 28 days of a positive test but nevertheless i don't want to rain on anybody�*s first grade. this is hugely encouraging. we had close to 2000 deaths in january encouraging. we had close to 2000 deaths injanuary in a single day. 40,000 people and hospital in a single day. now we have less than a thousand people. this is all incredibly

jenny awful is pinning her hopes on young people. they're the ones fighting for change in organizations like fridays for future. they also have the most to lose. ah, one of the reasons i think, years ago, i started to think about writing whether was that i noticed that my students absolutely felt this in a mr. away. the ruin of the world, the sense that the world that was being handed to them was, was going to be terrifying. and many of them would, would write almost off handedly in their stories about how they might not have children or they way. and i could see, and also this rage, you know, which i think people, my age might not, you know, 5 years ago have realized the rage of like how, how could you not you more in whether these questions are matter of fact rather than dark. the noble is a wonderfully funny book about a deadly serious subject. after all, nothing less than the world as we know it is at stake. but jenny often hasn't lost heart and want her read is to remain optimistic to use. it was important to the writer that whe

jenny awful is pinning her hopes on young people. they're the ones fighting for change in organizations like fridays for future. they also have the most to lose. one of the reasons i think, years ago, i started to think about writing whether was that i noticed that my students absolutely felt this in a mr. away. the ruin of the world, the sense that the world that was being handed to them was, was going to be terrifying. and many of them would, would write almost off handedly in their stories about how they might not have children or they way. and i could see, and also this rage, you know, which i think people, my age might not, you know, 5 years ago have realized the rage of like how, how could you not you more? whether these questions are matter of fact rather than dark. the noble is a wonderfully funny book about a deadly serious subject. after all, nothing less than the world as we know it is at stake. but jennie also hasn't lost hope, and one who read is to remain optimistic. two's . it was important to the writer that whether c

louise with a question for you, jenny.okay, so i actually have a philosophical answer to this otherwise straightforward question i think it depends how you're comfortable making money i'm a portfolio manager, my brother sells ice cream. if you like, like me, to own a individual stock and know what's going on, met tronnic is the right bed for you. they make insulinpumps, pacemakers if you would rather own a basket of stock, own ihi, which is a medical device company there's some lack of control there, where about a third of the companies in there have testing devices for covid, but they're going to benefit from the same trends mettronic does you're going to make money in either case. >> the biggest understatement i just heard maybe of all time, is quote, my brother sells ice cream. he doesn't just sell ice cream, jenny. he is the van lewin ice cream, okay that's not just any ice cream. all right. we just get the facts straight here give your bro some credit. >> he's way more famous than me. >> all right, steve weiss, to you

jenny, also novel weather is about life in the pre apocalypse. and what the threat of looming disaster does to people a huge success when it 1st appeared in the us in 2020. the book has this become popular around the globe. whether it tells the story of lizzie, a university librarian, who lives in new york with her husband and son, she obsessively reads nonfiction about climate change, and turns to buddhist wisdom for comfort. listening, listening to the people she meets. very concerned about the future and looking for alternatives. they auto facts and weird survivalist wisdom. tragic and very funny. at the same time, we ask jenny awful if it's fitting to use humor to explore such a serious subject. so i tried to make this a different kind of novel that was going to tackle climate. so yes, she becomes really worried about the climate crisis as the book goes on. but in the beginning, i think she's in the situation that many of us are where we know this is happening . we look at it out of the corner of our eye, but we don't look at it to directly b

jenny awful is pinning her hopes on young people. they're the ones fighting for change in organizations like fridays for future. they also have the most to lose the one of the reasons i think, years ago i started to think about writing whether was that i noticed that my students absolutely felt this and did throw away the ruin of the world. the sense that the world that was being handed to them was, was going to be terrifying, and many of them would, would write almost off handedly in their stories about how they might not have children or they would. and i could see, and also this rage, you know, which i think people, my age might not, you know, 5 years ago have realized the rage of like how, how could you not the few more in whether these questions are matter of fact rather than dark. the noble is a wonderfully funny book about a deadly serious subject. after roll, nothing less than the world as we know it is at stake. but jimmy often hasn't lost heart, and one who read is to remain optimistic to use. it was important to the writer

jenny awful is pinning her hopes on young people. they're the ones fighting for change in organizations like fridays for future. they also have the most to lose the one of the reasons i think, years ago i started to think about writing whether was that i noticed that my students absolutely felt this and this throw away the ruin of the world, the sense that the world that was being handed to them was, was going to be terrifying and many of them would, would write almost off handedly in their stories about how they might not have children or they way. and i could see, and also this rage, you know, which i think people my age might not, you know, 5 years ago have realized the rage of like how, how could you not do more in whether these questions are matter of fact rather than dark. the novel is a wonderfully funny book about a deadly serious subject. after roll, nothing less than the world as we know it is a stage. but jenny often hasn't lost hope and want her read is to remain optimistic. two's. it was important to the writer that whet

a imitar a jenni rivera, ella me abriÓ las piur tas de la televisiÓn, para trabajar. lu que hagan, este mundo es para todos. >>> para telemundo 48. me gustarÍa estar en una presentaciÓn. >>> cÓmo jenni rivera sigue inspirando a miembros de la comunidad. >>> vamos a mÁs noticias. si no sabe quÉ hacer este fin de semana, le contamos que el museo de oakland abrirÁ sus puertas este fin de semana, con restricciones y sus boletos tendrÁn hora de entrada. >>> quinquiÉnes abrirÁn al pÚblico serÁ la feria del condado solano, donde habrÁ conciertos que podrÁ disfrutar desde su coche y tambiÉn tendrÁ una feria de comida y el sÁbado tendrÁn un evento especial por el "juneteenth." >>> y el "tri" tiene dos nombres que sorprenden y agrada opreza: trabajar en recology es más que un empleo para mí, es una tradición familiar. tomé la ruta de mi padre cuando se retiró despues de 47 años. ahora le muestro a la nueva generación lo que es recology como una compañia que pertenece a los empleados. estamos orgullosos de haber creado el sistema de reciclaje. convirtiendo a san francisco, en la

they're a beneficiary, too >> jenny harrington has a question for you jenny. >> hey, mike how are you? good to see you. i'm curious about just how long you think the runway of this outperformance ultimately ends up being do you think it is the kind of thing where we're in a market where the performance is consolidated to short amount of times and we see a huge run up in the next six to eight months, or do you think it is more eked out over the next several years? this has to do with more market mechanics and how things are trading and working now. >> that's a great question and everyone's always looking to trade bank stocks, to get out before they blow up, right because that's been the experience remember, and, scott, you know this, i was negative on banks for 17 years until about five years ago for structural reasons. i think what is underappreciated is structurally the banking industry is better positioned, both from a balance sheet standpoint and from an income statement standpoint so we think this has legs for the next three to five years this is a cyclical recovery and a structur

henry and jenny, thank ou than he used to be. henry and jenny, thank you both _ very much.th more news at the top of the hour. good evening. gareth southgate has named his 26—man england squad for the european championship this summer. that means seven players have dropped out from the original 33. here's the list of those who do make it, withjesse lingard, mason greenwood and ollie watkins three of those who didn't make the cut. bukayo saka, the 19—year—old arsenal forward, will be part of the squad, as well asjordan henderson and harry maguire who have both been suffering from injuries lately. and the big news is that liverpool's trent alexander arnold is chosen by gareth southgate. there were doubts over whether he'd be involved, but the england manager has chosen four right backs in total, with kyle walker, kieran trippier and reece jamesjoining alexander arnold in the squad. yes, we have four players that play some talk at right back for their clothes, but karen is here come he's been playing at wingback as well as right back, reese shames has played right back, reese

jenny no dejarÍa, no faltarÍa su palabra.mensajes en redes sociales, yo tampoco lo veo. no se por quÉ lo han llevado a otro nivel mÁs grande. que fue molesto, es molesto pero no lo tendrÍan que haber llevado a ese nivel. karla:al regresar vamos a escuchar la opiniÓn, maÑana no se pierda "despierta amÉrica" porque viene el gran oscar de leÓn. regresamos luego de la pausa. durante estos tiempos hemos sido de todo... diseñadoras de modas, maestras, comentaristas deportivos, y hasta planificadores de eventos virtuales. hemos aprendido mucho y ahora sabemos que las vacunas evitan hospitalizaciones y muertes por covid-19 en casi un 100%. llegó el momento para asumir tu rol más importante. ayuda a tus seres queridos a vacunarse contra el covid-19. ¡juntos sí podemos! papá! ¡adivina que encontré! debajo del porche? sip. oh! incluso cuando no sé de donde salieron las manchas, sé que tide hygienic clean puede eliminarlas. se mete entre las fibras para eliminar las manchas que se ven y las que no se ven. tiene que ser tide. más protecci

as the sahara desert encroaches at an alarming rate and durham, and also jenny, often back to the 3rd novel visitation as this week's pick for a summer must read that steeped in history or normal pesky is one of germany's most successful contemporary artists he exhibits worldwide. but his current solo exhibition is right in his home town. awful. i pick, this infotainment explores how the pandemic age specifically has in many ways diminished our space of experience to the screens of our many technical devices. and how a world ruled by digital technology echoes other forms of oppression. me novel biscuit takes artifacts from the past and uses them to comment on our complicated present. the result is an organized chaos of computers, doors, and fluorescent tubes. almost all of which originally came from the exhibition building in so doing, he combines the design vocabulary of the 1900 eighty's with his art and the finish bombs. and i think it's incredibly interesting to have this sort of bracket from antediluvian 1900 eighty's, east german robot. tron computers where they tried to collect

alan: si se va, quiÉn va quedar frente al legado de jenny?a". el programa que elegiste como nÚmero uno. te da siempre lo que necesitas. ya regresamos. cuando nuestra hija y nietos se mudaron con nosotros... el detergente barato no pudo con las manchas. tiene mucha agua así que volvimos a tide. una lavada y se fueron las manchas. qué? tú no te ibas a dormir? no pagues por agua. paga por poder de limpieza. [mujer hablando español] “en casa se habla español”. [voz de mujer] esa siempre fue la regla en casa de mis papás. y, como educadora bilingüe, ...también quería que mis hijos supieran de dónde vienen y amaran quiénes son. [hombre hablando español] [“libros bilingües para niños”] [“libros bilingües para niños”] nuestro lenguaje, nuestra cultura & nuestro lenguaje, nuestra cultura & nuestras tradiciones... [voz de niño] ¿qué es chichén itzá? [voz de mujer] así se llama la pirámide. ¡guau! [voz de mujer] es un legado hermoso. uno que solo se pasa de generación en generación. [“sigue buscando”] [se desvanece la música] [se desvanece la música con

but jenny often hasn't lost heart. and once her weight is to remain optimistic, two's, it was important to the writer that whether convey a sense that it's worth fighting for change. if i have a role at all, it's to write as truly and as precisely as i can about what i see and feel in a particular moment in time. i think that writers are, i don't think we're meant to morally instruct people, but i think we are meant to perhaps create a space for more empathy. because i think that that's one of the great things about, about reading a book is that you get to enter into another world and explore it in a way that is sort of the secret and interesting and you get to wander around. thank you very much. bye bye. thank you so much. larry is novel about a terrifying subject, weighty issues. we're also explored in the books shortlisted for the german nonfiction prize awarded for the 1st time this v 8 books nominated for the german nonfiction prize, standout among thousands of new publication. they educate and inspire thoughtful

let's find out from jenny hill who was live in berlin. i am from jenny hill who was live in berlin.y jealous, because the vast majority of german fans cannot travel to wembley and be there in person, to cheer on the national side because of coronavirus resections. those resections are making it a very different viewing experience in germany. under normal circumstances fans who couldn't be there in person would be able to go to vast mass public viewing events, fan zones set up in towns and cities all over this country. none of that this time around. instead they will have to gather at smaller venues. this is one of the berlin's largest. it is a small beer garden and they have a screen up, a couple of enthusiastic fans already trying to make sure they reserve their spot for later. it will be a different experience for many german fans. they are also worried about the weather forecast here which is absolutely dreadful. so the owner of this venue is keeping his fingers crossed the rain and storms predicted hold off. the german managerjoejim lowe has promised an electrifying gripping mat

jenny opened back spoke visitation is inspired by her grandmother's lake house. and it's many different owners who displaced each other. ah, ah, a jewish family forced to flee before the nazis murder their relative, an architect, his wife is raped by a red army soldier in the closet. he's built for her, who later runs away from the east german communists. a pair of riders returning from soviet exile. you've heard the expression, there is no place like home. but what happens when there is no way you belong? when you've arrived, can you still be said to be fleeing? and when you are fleeing, can you ever arrive? and visitation, the characters fates are all tied together by the brutality of the 20th century. whether or not they realize it, it's a quiet little place in germany's not so very quiet history. me i finally and yet another sign that live entertainment is resuming bruce springsteen returned to broadway this past weekend with a reprise of his offer biographical sho springsteen on broadway. it was an emotional appearance and so i will leave you with that. and

the jenny alton back was born in east berlin in 1967. and she was originally a theater and pro director before she turned to full time writing. meanwhile, her works have been translated into nearly 20 languages and in our series on german books in english, we feature her 3rd marvel, visitation, which the british guardian ranked number 90 on its list of 100 best books on the 21st century. a quiet here in the german countryside. now every corner of this country, even cute little lake houses, have seen some of the darkest chapters of history, especially in the last century. jenny alban beck's book, visitation, is inspired by her grandmother's lake house. and it's many different owners who displaced each other. busy busy a jewish family forced to flee before the nazis murdered their relatives, an architect his wife is raped by a red army soldier in the closet. he built for her, who later runs away from the east german communists. a pair of riders returning from soviet exile. you've heard the expression, there is no place like home. but what

the jenny alton back was born in east berlin in 1967. and she was originally a theater and all pro director before she turned to full time writing on. meanwhile, her works have been translated into nearly 20 languages. and in our series on german books, in english, we feature her 3rd marvel visitation, which the british guardian ranked number 90 on its list of 100 best books on the 21st century quiet here in the german countryside. now every corner of this country, even cute little lake houses, have seen some of the dark as chapters of history. especially in the last century. jenny alban beg spoke, visitation is inspired by her grandmother's lake house and as many different owners who displaced each other ah, a jewish family forced to flee before the nazis murdered their relatives and architect his wife as a rapes by a red army soldier in the closet he built for her, who later runs away from the sermon communists, a pair of riders returning from soviet exile. you've heard the expression, there is no place like home, but what happens when

jenny. >> stock edition >> that's it let's do it. have a show. jenny, always a pleasure to have you on thank you very much. oil and gas names as well as new york city real estate. that does it for us on "worldwide exchange. i'll see you at noon eastern today, we see dow futures up and bitcoin up as well "squawk box" and the gang picks up on coverage see you tomorrow right here on wex. express business card, which offers spending power built for his business needs, to furnish a new exam room. the doctor will see you now. get the card built for business. by american express. i'm dad's greatest sandcastle - and greatest memory! but even i'm not as memorable as eating turkey hill chocolate peanut butter cup ice cream with real cocoa. well, that's the way the sandcastle crumbles. you can't beat turkey hill memories. talk to me. what do we got? when you have xfinity xfi, with blazing speed... [ screaming ] a powerful connection. that's another level. and ultimate control. power us up. you can do more than you ever thought possible. yes! ho

jenny, what exactly are they doing?roke the news today that the department of justice, there antitrust division specifically, is looking at all of the lender's that were in a big rush to unwind their positions as rk goes -- the company collapsed. the meetings were happening where lender tried to coordinate that process. our understanding is that that all ultimately fell apart but it is something that antitrust investigators are looking at. haidi: what comes next in terms of the fallout just continuing to play out? jenny: i think we are just going to continue to see regulators looking at this issue. it is interesting. we heard the fcc talk a lot about this and we heard, obviously, bank watchers and activists talk about this, so you are just going to see these banks continue to face pressure over their practices with their prime brokerage units, where this all happened, and definitely, you might see them continue to pull back on may be the risk management and some of their appetite for catering to these smaller firms that

, jenny, are you okay?these latinx people and they feel so proud of who they are, and it was so beautiful >> seth: uh-huh. and did that make you a little emotional? >> yes >> seth: to see all those latin people feeling so good about themselves >> uh-huh. >> seth: was that emotion maybe heightened by the realization that you don't get to see that onscreen very often? >> uh-huh. >> seth: alright, well that's great. do you want to tell us anything else about the movie >> there were parts where they spoke in spanish and there weren't any subtitles, and it was beautiful because it made you feel like spanish isn't a foreign language it's just as much a part of america as english and we're all american >> seth: okay. >> and then -- and then -- >> seth: and then what >> there was -- there was -- there was a full screen close-up of an entire flan. >> seth: a what? >> a flan. it's a latin dessert and there was one shot where the flan took up the whole screen, and there was nothing onscreen but the flan >> seth: and w

i don't know if you do, jenny. if you do -- otherwise we can get back to you. >> we have $1.4 million budgeted for the expansion of scid. >> for next year, $1.4 million for the extension. would that envision to be, like -- would that -- spid would contract with people in the asian communities? >> i think they would actually hire in, but, obviously, the recruitment would be very important, and also to talk to the community's organization to stand that pipeline. >> okay. thank you. thank you, chair haney. i don't have any other questions. >> chairman: member safai? >> i have a few questions in a few different areas. one i want to start with, and i understand what d.p.h. is trying to do. i'm fully supportive of the conversation around reforming our justice-related acton justice-related activities and those on the front lines. i have in regards from frontline workers in general, over the past year as this debate has raised, about whether or not sheriffs to be there to protect staff and to protect other patients. so i j

on top of the power outage, he went to the hospital. >> jenny and the rest of california are bracing for more rotating outages, as temperatures soar, straining the power grid, increasing the risk of wildfires. sue huge flames. the kids call 911. >> san jose firefighters are seeing the impact of dry conditions at high heat today, with this 35 acre vegetation fire. >> we are in a drought, everything is dry. we had arcing wires. >> what they can control is conserving energies. preventing sweeping blackouts as the summer heats up. >> we are going to be leaning on california consumers. >> for now, the power supply is in good shape. gonzales says longer stretches of heat, and hotter temperatures could mean flex alerts and maybe even rotating outages. >> californians have historically responded very well to our calls for help. >> of course i would be very disappointed. but i think i would have to understand. >> she hopes this year is not as bad what happened to her nd her husband, in 2019. so that is all you can do, hope for the best, that people don't suffer. >> if they call that flex aler

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jenny: se siente bonito.fin pudo comprar. la historia de juan es solo una de las que pasan cuando compras este té en walmart. ♪ ♪ durante estos tiempos hemos sido de todo... diseñadoras de modas, maestras, comentaristas deportivos, y hasta planificadores de eventos virtuales. hemos aprendido mucho y ahora sabemos que las vacunas evitan hospitalizaciones y muertes por covid-19 en casi un 100%. llegó el momento para asumir tu rol más importante. ayuda a tus seres queridos a vacunarse contra el covid-19. ¡juntos sí podemos! hola, soy el dr. juan rivera. hay rumores sobre si las vacunas contra el covid-19 funcionan, o si tienen efectos secundarios. yo ya me la puse y puedo decirles que son seguras y efectivas. son una herramienta poderosa para reducir el contagio del covid en adultos de diferentes edades, razas y géneros. y si llegaras a presentar algún efecto secundario, quiere decir que la vacuna está funcionando y está creando las defensas que necesitas. juntos lograremos la inmunidad. haz una cita en vaccinat

and jenny was amazing. but i was scared of dogs.re not beautiful manicured pooches, they were strays that looked like they were rabid. so i would get the ticks and i would run, and i had the expert on the tickborne diseases shouting, do not move away from the dogs. and i was like, i cannot take your advice, i am so scared right now. i'm going to get fired. but jenny was so compassionate and enthusiastic in how can we -- the ticks from dogs. she would go so far into the bushes and under the houses to get these puppies and dogs, so i could get the ticks off of them. and she got ringworm, which was not great. but for me, even the experience of that -- i realized at that dogs are actually amazing. and my fear of dogs just disappeared into the desert air and i adopted a pit bull. and now on some days i say i like dogs more than i like people. that is one of the ways that eis really changed a big aspect of my life. and my dog now is one of the loves of my life. i want to go to you, jenny, and talk about how eis transformed you and your ca

jenny was amazing as she always is, but i was scared of dogs.ured pooches, these are like strays that looked to me like they were rabid. i would try to get the ticks and i would get scared and i would run, and i would have the world expert on tick-borne diseases shouting at me, don't run away from the dogs. and i was like, i can't take your advice, lady, i am so scared right now that i'm going to get fired by eis and put on a plane back to england. but jenny was so compassionate and so enthusiastic in helping me sample the ticks from dogs. she would go so far into bushes and under houses to get these puppies and dogs so that i could get the ticks off them that she got ringworm, which wasn't great, but what was great for me, in the experience of that epi aid, i realized that actually dogs are amazing, and after that epi aid, my fear of dogs just dissipated into the desert air and i adopted a pitbull, and now on some days i say that a like dogs more than i like people. so that's just one of the ways that eis completely changed a really big aspect

han dejado a sus familias para trabajar para jenni. han sacado hasta lo Último de jenni.n menores de edad y el dinero estÁ metido en empresas, tania. ese es el problema. tania: sÍ, pero entonces que les den su parte, porque legalmente les corresponde. cuando una persona muere, el 50% le corresponde a la pareja, y el otro 50% se debe repartir a los hijos, en acciones con lo que tengan. carlos: vamos contigo, tony. justamente hablando de cosas legales, tÚ estuviste en lo que fue la audiencia de larry ramos, que sigue este caso. ¿ya se ha presentado algo? tony: mira, la audiencia de hoy era para que larry dijera si era culpable o inocente. Él se declarÓ inocente. ahora la fiscalÍa y la defensa van a tener un tiempo antes de que se lleve a juicio. larry llegÓ barbudo, de ropa casual, a diferencia de las otras audiencias, que llegÓ con traje y corbata. un dato importante es que la jueza que estaba asignada a este caso renunciÓ luego de 34 aÑos como jueza federal. es conocida por tener mano dura con criminales de cuello blanco. ella tambiÉn tuvo un caso muy interesante hace un

vamos a la pausa y regresando tenemos otra controversia por la herencia de jenny rivera. hijo, no te sientas asÍ, perdÓname por hacer que mi madre es una mujer de buen corazÓn, si esa estÁ haciendo algo ella lo cambia. a rossi, hace uno dÍas vino atormentado en su corazÓn y en su mente llorando a mi casa y le dije vamos a sentarnos a conversar y buscar una soluciÓn. estaba bien estresada por lo que viene de la demanda y todo eso. y yo le dije que no hay nada que temer, no hay nada que esconder. no hay nada que puedas tu hacer, has hecho buen trabajo, tu con tu cabeza en alto, levanta tu cabeza y no dejes que nadie se mete en tu cabezay que te hagan sentir avergonzada. muestra todos los papeles, tÚ muestra todollegar al momento cuando tÚ no hagas mÁs ese trabajo y alguien mÁs lo harÁ. posiblemente tÚ posiblemente no lo vas a hacer y tienes el llamado para servir al seÑor y ayudar a otras personas, en vez de ayudar a las personas que no te estar agradeciendo lo que tÚ estÁs haciendo. carlos: ahÍ tienen a juan rivera junior, le aplaude espero revelÓ algo que nosotros no sabÍ

jenny allan beck's book, visitation, is inspired by her grandmother's lake house. and its many different owners who displaced each other. busy busy a jewish family forced to flee before the nazis murdered their relatives, an architect his wife is raped by a red army soldier in the closet. he's built for her, who later runs away from the east german communists. a pair of riders returning from soviet exile. you've heard the expression, there's no place like home, but what happens when there's no way you belong? when you've arrived, can you still be said to be fleeing? and when you're fleeing, can you ever arrive in visitation? the characters, fates are all tied together by the brutality of the 20th century. whether or not they realize it. it's a quiet little place in germany's not so very quiet history. me i finally and yet another sign that live entertainment is resuming bruce springsteen returned to broadway this past weekend with a reprise of his offer biographical sho springsteen on broadway. it was an emotional appearance and so will leave you with facts and unt

jenny, thank you.etween 25 and 29 in england will be able to book a coronavirus test. the head of nhs england said the country was on the home straight of the biggest vaccination programme in its history, which launched just six months ago. and wales is even closer to jabbing all adults. here's our health editor, hugh pym. the welsh government says it will be the first to reach an important milestone, offering all aged 18 and over a first coronavirus vaccine dose, and that's the aim by next monday. the target for the uk as a whole is for all adults to be offered a firstjab by the end ofjuly. by any standards, this is a remarkable achievement and a tribute to the hard work of all those involved in the programme, to all of those to be —— doing the complex work of planning behind the scenes, and to the thousands of people vaccinating and helping to run the clinics across oui’ country. it was welcome news for those in cardiff we spoke to today. the fact it's opened up to everyone, i think it means we canju

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and jenny mullan was prompted into this reaction... wondering if martin bashir is in receipt of a bbc pension. if so, there must be grounds for taking this privilege from him, as he patently does not deserve it." this is how the bbc director general, tim davie, responded to the report. people acted in good faith. i think they were really out to find the right person. i think that when you look at it you say, if they had known what we know now, and this is what the report said, there is absolutely no way you would have hired martin bashir. they did not have that knowledge of the 96 events and what had happened in terms of martin bashir�*s behaviour to secure the interview with princess diana. if they have that, i don't think anyone would have made the hire. mr davie was back in the public eye on tuesday, appearing in front of a parliamentary select committee along with two previous director generals — lord birt, who was in charge at the time of the princess diana interview, and lord hall, who ran the news division at the time and conclu

and jenny, it's going to harrowing time. now people have lost loved ones and people wanted, but images of people die due to the lack of medical oxygen. now finally, i think using up people have time to read and as the local government, the emotional scholar to take a long time to key. but it's time to work together and work and bring the economy back on track. ok. that's the situation and telling what about the surrounding rural areas is village life. also back on track that is a degree in rural areas in the can do that. you still course look and son, not you because the medical infrastructure that it's still exist actually needs to drive area is not doing then actually even where they are back seem to be able to be on to be live in the back. and also the talk to, i'm not going to play to back to the people in the hinterland backs at the side of the company from the dead. the 2nd leave. so that's one area where the government is not giving them what could be the next step says the government indicated how this is going to go

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jenny hill, bbc news and the algarve. for the better. well, there are still flight scheduled out of the algarve this evening, if an opportunity for this british tourists to make it home before the portugal goes on to the amber list. we met touristsjust said they could not pursue but did not want to cut the holiday short they are going to stay and enjoy the sunshine. just look at the beach come at the bar behind me. in a normal year it would be crammed with holiday—makers and that's a majority of them would be from the uk. that's why this decision has caused such shame and distress here. they will tell you that they are staying optimistic and they are hoping that things will get better and soon, but what they also say effectively cannot afford another year like 2020. g , ,:, the parole board says a man who raped and killed two schoolgirls can be freed from prison after serving more than 30 years. colin pitchfork was jailed for life after strangling lynda mann and dawn ashworth — who were both 15 — in leicestershire in the

and i will jenny, be the mom, but you got my name when the she said, and it's probably fair. well let's, if i'm you can shoot me some plate on what i was. you know, i'm not always gonna have a shot at the bottom. oh, well let me just and i never met the felt that via miss charlotte thomas. i'm still the mistake i'm. i'm not of 40 and i'm not going to so that's awesome. i can assume i can just have a pool industry, yada, yada, yada. you it's me too bad. hello, seattle. when you move on to another house, i live again and he is. he just couldn't but he had but when sandy to feel the need to have a loan close in and his neck. i don't know what this is a one, but in well it. over then over then there is a she was in the thank you very much. ah, i city, but usually who can look into mckenzie or any mckenney and into the summer service him a little better carlia held in my toilet clearing the cookies. well, so i i live in my lease me and i need to do that. she would like to be thrown in the face to the gas about to get her to my 2nd shot at sophia multiple multiple, there's a light

as we begin to reopen, we want to keep people safe, and we are hopeful, jennie lam, that we are going to get the schools open this fall because i don't know about you, but i'm sure that many of the parents are ready to see their children go back to school. now what we're announcing today is going to be really incredible, and it has a lot to do with so many women expressing concerns about leaving one industry to go work in the other. if they were working in the hospitality industry, it's, like, this is the sector that i'm working in, but the hospitality industry was devastated during the pandemic, so how do we provide ways for people to shift? so part of the announcement today is focusing on getting people prepared to shift from various industries in san francisco. so we're announcing 300 opportunities that will help women in the hospitality sector, in the construction sector, in the tech sector, and a number of industries where whatever we choose to do, because we know we are women and we are fierce, we can jump on those opportunities. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: but it's not

jenny louis. and i want to mention that in addition to the proposed changes by the b.l.a., that the mayor will have a technical adjustment for a proposed spending plan to incorporate $2 million of programming for behavioral health services in the shelter and the drop-in centers to align with our city, our home committee recommendations. that's my summary and thank you again for all of the work that went into this. >> chair haney: great, thank you. commissioner? >> good morning, chair, the analyst office. our recommendations are summarized on page 4 of our report, and our recommended reductions to the proposed budget in fiscal year 2021-2022, $4,300,375 and of those reductions, $1,307, 534 are ongoing savings and $2,126,121 are one-time savings. these still allow an increase of $42.4 million and 1.5% of the fiscal year's budget. in addition we recommend closing out prior year unexpended encumbrances for a total general fund savings in first year of $3,555,822. we recommend reductions to the propose

samantha moreno rodríguez y tiene una orden de arresto a nivel nacional por el asesinato de su hijo, y jennyisto en san josé, fue en un auto azul oscuro con las placas en pantalla, el 26 de mayo se vio y dos días antes, fue encontrado el cuerpo, en las vegas esto fue reportado el 31 de mayo donde vieron la samantha >>> fue visto en dénver, en un hotel >>> el departamento del las vegas video ayudar para dar con el paradero, nuestro noticiero consiguió información donde residía >>> le preguntamos a los vecinos si conocían al niño o a su mamá >>> uno de san antonio que se enteró de lo ocurrido >>> esto está tristes las cosas que están pasando >>> contactaron al padre dijeron que está difícil dar la noticia >>> esto la principal sospechosa de reaccionar tu de su hija, quien san josé, de cualquier parte que busquen el paradero de sama moreno rodríguez, se tiene información reportes o la policía, en vivo telemundo 48 >>> vaya situación esa josé pide la ayuda de la comunidad para identificar este sujeto tuvo robo armada se acerco a la víctima para huir de la auto si tiene información puede pedir re