jenny. jenny? jenny jenny, jenny. jenny? jenny jenny, jenny. they give their lives.just ask you a question, though? do-not- can i just ask you a question, though? do not accept that though? do you not accept that the though? do you not accept that tne tayal— though? do you not accept that the royal family— though? do you not accept that the royal family only remain in wet— the royal family only remain in tnetn nale— the royal family only remain in their role because— the royal family only remain in their role because have the their role because they have the awenwnelntnt— their role because they have the overwhelming -of- their role because they have the overwhelming of the overwhelming support of the nntttsn— overwhelming support of the british public? _ overwhelming support of the british public? titit“ . british public? i don't know that they do have the overwhelming support of the british public. this british pubuc british public. this british public will say and believe what the media tell them and what's happening at the moment will not do down the public like

jenny. jenny? jenny jenny, jenny. jenny? jenny jenny, jenny. they give their lives.just ask you a question, though? do-not- can i just ask you a question, though? do not accept that though? do you not accept that the though? do you not accept that tne tayal— though? do you not accept that the royal family— though? do you not accept that the royal family only remain in wet— the royal family only remain in tnetn nale— the royal family only remain in their role because— the royal family only remain in their role because have the their role because they have the awenwnelntnt— their role because they have the overwhelming -of- their role because they have the overwhelming of the overwhelming support of the nntttsn— overwhelming support of the british public? _ overwhelming support of the british public? titit“ . british public? i don't know that they do have the overwhelming support of the british public. this british pubuc british public. this british public will say and believe what the media tell them and what's happening at the moment will not do down the public like

jenny: that's exactly right. it is these networks that provide companies and wealthy individuals who have more than $250,000 in the bank. they can spread out their pile of cash against a different network of banks. . that is why regulators don't like them. they tend to be focused on the rate offered they will move as soon as they can find a better rate. at the same time, and a lot of these banks are desperate to keep these moneys. there is a push and take with this. banks are finding a way to fill the hole that hermann was talking about. it is more expensive and regulators don't like it. matt: in jenny's story, she cites an analyst who describes this as a slow-motion car wreck. when everything was unfolding in the regional banking sector, you would join us a lot. we talked about what happens already in the day of trading, we are watching the biggest banks with their stock prices rising because they are passing these stress tests with flying colors. the issue of consolidation in the banking sector in the u.s., is

jenny does not like that! folks saying _ think... jenny does not like that!interfere and such edible people, mp5 who should know better, reminds me of the error that... it is a global problem. it is people in positions of power taking air above the law, they are untouchable, and when they do things, they're not consequences, things, they're not consequences, things like medal where they should not meddle. i am glad borisjohnson is gone, let mejust not meddle. i am glad borisjohnson is gone, let me just tell you this, because i think partygate is something that is the biggest black mark on him, and he did the right thing by moving aside, because during the covid era, because if you are expecting people to listen to you and you are their leader and you were throwing parties in parties, it shows me you are so out of touch with the people you are meaning to govern. again, this is the goebel issue. here in the united states, we had a rapid erosion of trust in our institutions, when you're talking about the integrity of institutions, who do you look to to hold that

i could find opportunities in many different sectors >> jenny, what did you want to say? >> when marko kolanovic says that, he's talking about the s&p, the broad market. what rich is highlighting we're in tighter conditions. my partners and i went to the national association of real estate conference a week ago i love this conference when you look at reits, they're touching every area of the economy. here is our note, the environment is tighter, growth is harder to achieve but a market like today and let's cherry pick on sl green. you have extended valuations and i can almost argue with that being okay it supports an 18ish to 20 times on the market. sl green, here you have this whole pile of stocks that were totally ignored, tossed out for the beginning of the year. they were so undervalues, so neglected, you have potential to see significant increases. >> sl green is up 40% in a month. >> it was up 20% yesterday, almost 10% today why? they sold half of their stake in 245 park avenue to a japanese investment trust what did that tell everyone? hey, wake up this is worth $2

le hicieron una pregunta a jenny rivera.l baile de vals, pero... en otras ocasiones es con su padre. yo no tuve a mi padre obviamente. gracias a dios tuve la oportunidad de bailar con mi madre. y ya. era un momento sÚper especial para mÍ detener una quinceaÑera. tambiÉn estaba orando por mÍ. no lo sÉ. era la Última fiesta que tuvimos antes de que falleciera. karla: estÁ bailando con tu madre. quÉ te decÍan ese momento? te acuerdas? >> que me amaba. que me deseaba bien. >> especialmente, en momentos asÍ era mujer de pocas palabras. ella como que sentÍa el momento. >> sÍ. demostraba mucho en sus toques, en escribir nota. karla: no era muy expresiva de palabra. de lo demostraba con un abrazo. >> sÍ. raÚl: el afecto estuvo ahÍ siempre presente. quÉ bonito. gracias por compartir eso detalles con nosotros y con nuestra gente de "despierta amÉrica". karla: vamos a seguir dando ese recorrido especial por lo momentos especiales de su vida. recordar a ustedes que estÁn en el dÍa aquÍ para el gran lanzamiento "misiÓn cumplida". raÚl: p

dame jenny harris was never _ through the of today.he of today. dame jenny harris was never going to - through the of today. dame jenny harris was never going to be - through the of today. dame jenny harris was never going to be the l harris was never going to be the most outspoken of critics of the government. she was deputy chief medical officer during the pandemic and viewers here in the uk she's a familiarface we saw and viewers here in the uk she's a familiar face we saw regularly on those over 19 reasons. she spoke about the issue, what she saw as her wicked issue that were difficult to grapple with. the issue in terms of planning making decisions on. she spoke about quarantining and how there were maybe exercises that where there was foreseen but getting advice from both scientists and politicians that was difficult. she also spoke about, we heard a lot during this coronavirus inquiry about how there was pandemic flu preparations made in the uk but so much focus was put on pandemic flu it took the eye off the ball when it came f

jenny, jenny, jenny. i'm just going— jenny, jenny, jenny. i'm just going to— jenny, jenny, jenny.'t know what it's doing for a press that's lost its way. and now we're turning to harry in the way that the headlines should be. turning to other things that are going on in our country. it's an elaborate ruse. stephen oh, jenny. ingrid yes. ingnd stephen oh, jenny. ingrid yes. mortt top— stephen oh, jenny. ingrid yes. ingrid you take— stephen oh, jenny. ingrid yes. ingrid you take that- stephen oh, jenny. ingrid yes. ingrid you take that on. - “ o“ pi““«t ingrid yes. ingrid you take that on. ingrid cotton— ingrid you take that on. ingrid cotom top— ingrid you take that on. ingrid cohen you take— ingrid you take that on. ingrid cohen you take that on very provo— cohen you take that on very brave remarks,— cohen you take that on very brave remarks, which i did, and t-m— brave remarks, which i did, and m t— brave remarks, which i did, and m t toyo— brave remarks, which i did, and m t toyo to— brave remarks, which i did, and i'm i have to say,— brave remarks, which i did, and i'm i have t

jenny grows up in that world, she self describes herself as a mistake child. all of her siblings were a lot older and mom and dad, surprisingly, have little genie and they take her everywhere they go. on all their political trips. so, she sees reagan as a young girl, she sees nixon as a young girl, she is at the convention when the reagan revolution is beginning and taking, picking up steam. and is an assistant to the local congressman from omaha when she first moves to washington. so, her life story is privilege, tremendous privilege, and a kind of black and white good and evil upbringing in, political terms, that grows out of her parents allegiance to the john birch society, view of the world, the goldwater, her mom was a goldwater girl and in that campaign in 1964. so, she is steeped in it and clarence, on the other hand, is just kind of, you know, pinballing through one terrible circumstance after another in search of, as we say in the film, in search of a home. when they finally come together, he finds somebody who can nurture him, somebody who can help h

jenny, jenny, jenny. i'm just going— jenny, jenny, jenny. i'm just going io— jenny, jenny, jenny. bosses oiooi i o — that he didn't tell his bosses about it ? because- that he didn't tell his bosses about it ? f f that he didn't tell his bosses about it? f f c about it? because because it becomes an elaborate device opfion becomes an elaborate device option for a government that doesn't know what it's doing for a press that's lost its way. and now we're turning to harry in the way that the headlines should be. turning to other things that are going on in our country. it's an elaborate ruse. stephen oh, jenny. ingrid yes. ingnd stephen oh, jenny. ingrid yes. ingnio koo— stephen oh, jenny. ingrid yes. ingrid you take— stephen oh, jenny. ingrid yes. ingrid you take that- stephen oh, jenny. ingrid yes. ingrid you take that on. - " o" ”3 ingrid yes. ingrid you take that on. ingrid conon— ingrid you take that on. ingrid conon koo— ingrid you take that on. ingrid cohen you take— ingrid you take that on. ingrid cohen you take that on very inowo— cohen you take that on very brave remarks,—

thank you for being so kind to me i loved amber and jenny. i love the band.t and you tell your jokes and they laugh at your jokes and stuff and if i had that amber and jenny thing, i'd still be on the air. [ laughter ] somewhere. >> seth: somewhere >> what a great idea that is >> seth: yeah, their idea. they came up with it >> and the music, lovely >> seth: yeah, they're really good we got a great band. [ cheers and applause now i do want to make sure we talk about the past a little bit. your past. but the last time you were here, i want to just refer to this you brought a tick >> oh, yes [ light laughter ] >> seth: and that was the tick and you asked us to test it for lyme >> yes, and? >> seth: it turned out it just had too much to drink. [ laughter ] >> nothing worse than a drunken tick, is there >> seth: walked out of here a couple days later. slept it off and walked right out of here. >> well, so it's a win/win, i guess. sure >> seth: have you stayed healthy through these last couple years? >> what have you heard >> seth: um. [ laughter ] >> yes, i have s

jenny, thanks so much. thanks. coming up next is business with my colleague, chris coy about remember there is more on dw, the comment on social media to at dw use. i'm jared ready to thank you so much for joining the someone else to the cd highlights of selected for you. you every week, a new a box, subscribe now you become a criminal pretty kind a.

my colleague jenny graham's following this story. jenny. hi. how serious is this? it's very serious. madonna spent several days in intensive care. she was taken to hospital on saturday, according to her manager, and we've actually got a statement from him that he released on social media. her health is improving, however, however, she is still under medical care. fill recovery is expected. at this time, we will need to pause all commitments, which includes the tier no that's higher than use was broken to funds. people have obviously got tickets for the upcoming world tour and the daughter herself about a week ago in her instagram mccain posted a photo with the caption to come before the storms. everything was gearing up to the celebration of her for to your career in music. yeah, can please, i'm expected i assume for her and, and for her management team and for the fans. let's talk a bit more about about this too. uh well basically the tier was about to start in 2 weeks time in vancouver, in canada. and actually, um, take the look at the 2 gate, it's your dates rat

is it korea to my colleague jenny graham is following this story. jenny, how serious is this? it's very serious. but madonna spent several days in intensive care. that was actually her manager. he broke the news on instagram. seeing that she was hospitalized at the weekend after following ill on saturday. and we can actually take a look at some of the statements that he released times. he said her health is improving . however, she is still under medical care. fill recovery is expected. at this time, we will need to pause all commitments, which includes the tour and that her tour, the celebration teacher was just 2 weeks away. it was just to start in vancouver and canada on the 15th of july. so, and actually went on a, on, on her own and surrounded by a week ago, posted a photo of the caption, the. com before the storm. so really, you know, everything was building up to this google tour. let's talk a bit more about the tour. it seems like many people, myself included, are going to have to wait a little bit longer before i can see the donor and concert. yeah, this was almost a

jenny kumah, live in bournemouth, _ to bring forward.emouth, thank you. the rmt union says it regrets the inconvenience caused by its latest strike today will stop but that the dispute will continue until it has a fair deal. it means many operators will only have a limited service and there is another strike by train drivers in the aslef union planned for tomorrow. drivers in the aslef union planned fortomorrow. ministers drivers in the aslef union planned for tomorrow. ministers say they have made fair and reasonable pay offers. here is how transport correspondent katy austin. it's the second of three strike days this week on the railway. today it is a rail workers in the rmt union such as train guards and station staff. tomorrow, thousands of train drivers in the aslef union, that means travel to a number of big events including the fa cup final is being disrupted. for rail passengers it all adds up to more frustration. gotta get the coach back on saturday which is an absolute pain. yeah, it has taken a lot of time out of the weekend a

jenny, tell us what's happened? well, julian sands went missing 5 months ago on january 13th, after going hiking, a loan in southern california. and he was last seen in the bowl depot area of the san gabriel maintence, of at a columbus just northeast of los angeles. they make bold is a popular location for tigers, but at this time of year it would have also been very popular with skiers and authorities warned back then that weeks of winter storms had made the area very treacherous. search party, organized back in january, was actually called off after 20 food. i was due to peer conditions that the last indication that we, that, that we had of julian sands being on the move was 2 days after he went missing. that's when the last signals were picks up from his cell phone and just go this weekend, just going sorry. and hikers phoned these remains that were lease or silent and the autopsy confirmed to be his. but further test results are going to be needed before the establish the close of day night rental. anyway, missi

joining me, josh brown, jenny harrington, steve weiss. the nasdaq up by just about 1% mu muted somewhat for the dow weiss, i want to go with you first. nasdaq yesterday the worst day since april 26th on track to snap its six-week win streak the worse from be spoke since february of '19. >> take a look at deere yesterday, up around 3%. so money is trying to go to the so-called undiscovered or beaten-up areas that haven't moved up fortunately, if you're looking to hunt there, that's a big area because you have seven stocks. i think you had a lot of people get, and i know because i was would be of them, get into one of those names, specifically nvidia which i'm out of, to chase the momentum, follow it and think it would continue. it did very tight stop on it. those that got in last are the weakest, they're following every announcement coming out and raising price increase for no other reason than the stock price is higher and they want to keep it a buy. i don't think it's over. i think sold any microsoft i fully expect microsoft or i wouldn'

meanwhile, * energy supplies. jenny hill “oining us.lies. jenny hilljoining us. meanwhile, in ukraine, - energy supplies. jenny hilljoining us. meanwhile, in ukraine, three| us. meanwhile, in ukraine, three people have been killed after another night of air strikes on key. officials say a child was among the victims and more than a dozen other people were injured. james waterhouse has the latest. no numbing of the pain, missiles were launched, all shot down, say officials, but it is the fallen debris that causes the damage. on the edge of kyiv, three people were killed, including this month's y. translation: we killed, including this month's y. translation:— killed, including this month's y. translation: ~ , ., translation: we try to get in the bomb shelter. _ translation: we try to get in the bomb shelter, but _ translation: we try to get in the bomb shelter, but no _ translation: we try to get in the bomb shelter, but no one - translation: we try to get in the bomb shelter, but no one could - translation: we try to get in the | bomb s

all right, jenny hill, we are expecting _ official one.ecting a _ official one. all right, jenny hill, we are expecting a news - official one. all right, jenny hill, . we are expecting a news conference in the next little while, so why not start, we will return to moldova. meanwhile in ukraine — at least three people have been killed after another night of air strikes on ukraine's capital kyiv. officials say that a child was among the victims. here's james waterhouse. no numbing of the pain, missiles were launched, all shot down, say officials, but it is the fallen debris that causes the damage. on the edge of kyiv, three people were killed, including this man's wife. translation: we try to get in the bomb shelter, - but no one could get in. things fell down, there were children and women. police are investigating his claims the shelter was locked. the military significance of these air strikes is debatable. what moscow is trying to do is exhaust ukraine air defences, which have been affected. what is more significant is that we are now se

celebra el cumpleaÑos de jenny en su casa rodeada de los admiradores de jenny.lan como este servidor todavÍa no sabemos hacer el nudo de la corbata. elizabeth es la que todos los dÍas no se la hace. cuando ella viene sufrimos. [risas] karla: yo no sÉ hacer. fÍjate. ely: es que ahÍ muchos nudos diferentes. karla: mi esposo casi nunca usa corbata. raÚl: va con o sin rollo? [ risas] karla: en "sin rollo" andrea legarreta borra una foto con alfredo adame. raÚl: la nueva canciÓn de shakira es otro golpe bajo para piquÉ. dayanara: cuidate del acnÉ este verano. te contamos cÓmo el calor y la humedad te puede causar brotes. quÉ rutina debe seguir para esta temporada? ely: gracias por despertar cada maÑana con nosotros y dejamos entrar a tu hogar. y bailar aquÍ. [mÚsica] [hablan a la vez] ven a bailar! [mÚsica] [hablan a la vez] ¿tienes sillas disponibles? ¿sí, pero qué tal un upgrade gratis a la cabana vip? -¡wow! ¡gracias! ¡voy a tomar unas fotos increíbles con mi nuevo iphone 14! ¡compártelas con la familia! ¡ojo! el roaming pueden ser caro. con t-mobile el roaming in

jenny low stumps training the 1st of sweet just the same as the classics and all of them. he has to round 6 boys. after each successful pos, the 9 get show the test, and the shows to the line, the more difficult it gets to post the voice. it's not sending those strongest discipline. this early in the year, even a champion can still take a tumble the skis on turning it. so if you're breaking instead of continuing to turn the size of a menu shoots away and get ripped out. keep going into this argument. every single word, the full force more comfortable, not you. right? no, you are just getting a bits of force to attack the boys 3 and 5 were much better than somebody 2 and 4. so do you 2 possible and then they'll go in the direction you the realities we might show that it's beautiful and amazing to be on the water water skiing, having fun and everything. but the realities are that any, any time we can get hit from, from a russian missiles. so one error rate is a, is a going off. that means that there is a air danger and it could be a potential missile strike. we have to go aw

jenny woke also stumps her lessons with the show, meditation, and investment and knowing that you can meet yourself with self compassion at any time and any place and tons, self compassion items to the. what does this mean for students from the list isn't i don't find a completely emotional connection to it, but it kind of feels good to close your eyes for a moment. and just by go flaws. if that's if that's more, i should do it more often, especially when i'm super stressed or something. but i don't take the time for is that something because then i think it's time i could use for other things that are stressing me out. just met some kinds of kids, mindfulness exercises in the classroom. doing them makes the students feel less stressed and more rested. varone, and that's it for in good shape this week and see again next time by the go in the sand. a crucial resource for the construction industry, but also for the environment. for years in the legal standard, mafia sprayed on the moon or river endangering del evening source of drinking water . is there a sustainable alternative for thi

jenny, _ support. let's go live to the summit. jenny, your- support. let's go live to the - summit. seen there?— what we've seen there? i think as erha -s what we've seen there? i think as perhaps many _ what we've seen there? i think as perhaps many of _ what we've seen there? i think as perhaps many of us _ what we've seen there? i think as perhaps many of us expected, - what we've seen there? i think as i perhaps many of us expected, we've seen a great deal of symbolism today. it is often the case big meetings like these sub we weren't expecting a joint communique or any real coordinated pledges, but we have heard a lot of words for support. today was about sending a message to the kremlin that europe's leaders remain united behind ukraine, and that they are very keen to support this country, moldova, which borders ukraine, about 20 kilometres from where those leaders are setting down. i think the leaders who gathered here today were conscious of that, not least because president zelensky was among them and speaking in very strong terms about what his country needs. his words rei

jenny, bring us up-to-date on what has happened so far.— jenny, bring us up-to-date on what has happenedl, we have heard from — has happened so far. well, we have heard from president _ has happened so far. well, we have heard from president zelensky. - has happened so far. well, we have heard from president zelensky. asl heard from president zelensky. as you know, he has been doing the rounds in europe over the last few weeks, he has been to various capitals and extracted more support from them. more money and more promises of weapons. but he needs to keep coming to summits like these. what we are seeing here is him once again trying to extract more security guarantees from his european partners. he has once again said today said his country is ready tojoin said today said his country is ready to join nato. said today said his country is ready tojoin nato. this warjust said today said his country is ready to join nato. this warjust over the border in ukraine is of course dominating talks here. this is more than a0 european states represented in most cases by their leaders. it is no acci

jenny was a fashion designer who has traveled across africa, escape the london genocide, and turned his tim will into a line of clothing, meat, nimble mazda mazda, the old fashioned, the cape town, bass, clothing, designer, youngel, muscle, more exposed, and so much more bonding, run to my jenny, through african continent, in spite of my life's purpose, and to give me a voice as a fashion designer and young adults, it produces performance, all photography and phone. although the session is always at the heart of these creative t, as can be seen at the unveiling all these late to sculpture. so the models are going to be performing around this culture, kind of like preventing it to the public and allowing it to exist and be we've been displaced. wait is the models a showcasing and you almost take. so and session design style from a recent collection to collection is called the back that carry the chosen one. it was a collection that was made in on those who came before us in the almost gone to was part of the international public on festival in k town and will be exhibited in the company

live now to our correspondent jenny kumah who is in tiverton. jenny, what's the latest?g commander has described this as a traumatic incident for those involved and for the wider community. those living here will be shocked at what has happened. this is a prestigious school, 400 years old, fees of around £40,000 a yearfor boarders. at around one i am last night there was a huge emergency response when police were called to reports of serious incidents. that response involved three land ambulances, an air ambulance, involved three land ambulances, an airambulance, rapid response air ambulance, rapid response vehicle. airambulance, rapid response vehicle. we understand that three people were seriously injured, including two students. they are hospital receiving treatment. a 16—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm with intent. he remains in custody. the police say they are not looking for anyone else in connection with this and i believe all parties are linked to the school. this morning the headmaster sent a letter to parents and in i

>> seth: what, don't be a jenny!hate your butt. >> seth: stop pretending like you guys don't write these for me and then make me tell them on tv >> we never. >> what? >> seth: you're bullies! >> we would never do that. >> seth: you are bullies my name is in the title of this show, but you're running it, and it's very cruel what you do to me do you know how hard it is to be a white man in 2023? [ laughter ] do you have any idea >> oh, finally -- finally, he said it! finally, he said it! >> seth: oh, i'm under attack! i'm under attack >> oh, here we go! here we go >> seth: you know what i'm gonna wish for on my next birthday >> what? >> seth: two lesbians to take you outside! [ laughter ] black women and lesbians are liars. ♪ [ cheers and applause we'll be right back with rachel brosnahan [ cheers and applause ♪ (♪ music ♪) (♪ ♪) (♪ ♪) where could reinvention take your business? accenture. let there be change. america, k klondike® wants s to know whatat your homemetown wowould do foror a klondikik. let's see e what's u

the every jenny is full of surprises. allowed to give you some of the right people in your northern most count the police the free time, but still very much alive. your guy to the special sauce in germany recognizes where exactly i have learned a lot of our culture history. all their travel extremely worth a visit. the financial markets react after the aborted power grab by mercenaries and russia. gas prices rising and the rouble falling after moscow's private military force. wagner briefly takes aim at russia's army. also when our show more german companies are feeling the pinch of a shortage and skilled workers will talk to an expert about just how damaging that could be for your its largest economy. hello, welcome to our show. i'm seeing there's a in berlin of the russian rouble dropped to as low as value against a dollar in nearly 15 months as investors responded to revolt. but russia's mercenary group wagner over the weekend. gas prices also briefly rose before settling later on monday. mercenaries led by jenny precaution, stuff stopped a rapid advance on moscow on sunday. bluff que

jenny the lords didn't are very point from jenny. are very good point from jenny. tne— are very goodd it in french, but i'm— finance minister and he said it in french, but i'm going to give it in french, but i'm going to give tt to— in french, but i'm going to give tt to yoa— in french, but i'm going to give tt to yoa tn— in french, but i'm going to give it to you in translation. the at— it to you in translation. the at ot— it to you in translation. the art of taxation— it to you in translation. the art of taxation consists in so ptaettnt— art of taxation consists in so ttaettnt tne— art of taxation consists in so plucking the goose as to obtain the plucking the goose as to obtain tne taatest— plucking the goose as to obtain the largest possible amount of teatneas— the largest possible amount of feathers-the _ the largest possible amount of feathers the smallest feathers with the smallest possttte — feathers with the smallest possible amount hissing and possible amount of hissing and the possible amount of hissing and tne geese— possible amount of hissing and tne geese ane— possible

en guatemala jenny corado nos telemundo. >>> al volver se disparan asilo en mÉxico la capital del paÍs pensr enen mi diabetetes tipo 2?? ¿y sisi todo lo q que hag. ...no eses suficiente? ¿y si no puedo dejar r de pensr enen mi diabetetes tipo 2?? ¿y sisi... manejojo mi diabete otra m manera? ¿y si no puedo dejar r de pensr enen mi diabetetes tipo 2?? ♪ ¿y si no puedo dejar r de pensr enen mi diabetetes tipo 2?? ahorora con moununjaro una vz a la semanana puedo hahac. ¿y si no puedo dejar r de pensr enen mi diabetetes tipo 2?? ♪ mounjajaro ayuda a a tu cuero a a regular elel azúcar ♪ enen la sangrere y a que consnsumas menosos alimentos. 3 de cadada 4 persononas alcanzaronon un a1c memenor a% adademás... quieienes usaronon mounjaro.. perdieron n hasta 25 l li. adademás... quieienes usaronon mounjaro.. momounjaro no o es para personas c con diabetetes ti1 adademás... quieienes usaronon mounjaro.. o memenores de 1 18 años. adademás... quieienes usaronon mounjaro.. no u uses mounjajaro si s alérgicoco a este, adademás... quieienes usaronon mounjaro.. o si tú o o tu familiaia padn de carcin

eligen 165 diputados al congreso 340 sal alcaldes y 20 representantes al parlamento centroamericano jenny polÉmicas decisiones de las autoridades electorales. >>> hemos visto en primer lugar urna pÉrdida de confianza en las autoridades electorales, que se ha ido en picada desde que se instaurÓ el tribunal supremo electoral >>> 22 candidatos pos ttulados la presidente del paÍs y 4 salieron y fue parte de una posible fraude electoral lo que sumada a diversos atentados en contra de los partidos polÍticos ha causado un ambiente tenso que hace temer que el fan tama de los hechos de violencia ron den las elecciones del prÓximo domingo. >>> lo que estÁ en juego es mucho mÁs que intenciÓn de voto mantiene a dos candidatas ay! una mujer sea presidenta de l guatemalteco sandra gÓmez >>> abono para los campesinos >>> la otra suri rÍos y tiene la 3 fuerzas con mayor intenciÓn de voto el diplomÁtico de carrera, mÁs de 22 mil observadores in internacionales estarÁn vigilantes para que el proceso electoral se desarrolle sin problemas en guatemala jenny corado noticias telemundo >>> muchos esperan un pan

here is jenny. where here isjenny. where are you on this question? here is jenny.lo, it is hardly, hardly in somerset. i got . hardly, hardly in somerset. i got the difficult _ hardly, hardly in somerset. i got the difficult part _ hardly, hardly in somerset. i got the difficult part right, _ hardly, hardly in somerset. i got the difficult part right, regina, and then i came... i have read the written down here.— and then i came... i have read the written down here. hadley with an h. never mind. — written down here. hadley with an h. never mind. it _ written down here. hadley with an h. never mind, it doesn't _ written down here. hadley with an h. never mind, it doesn't matter. i written down here. hadley with an h. never mind, it doesn't matter. no, l never mind, it doesn't matter. no, it does matter. _ never mind, it doesn't matter. idfr, it does matter. because fax matter, despite what andrew gibson says. —— facts. this is no time for levity. regina in hadley, go on.- regina in hadley, go on. ray, basically. _ regina in hadley, go on. ray, basically. just _ regi

jennie bond . “his charles step in, yes or no? no no. jennie bond . “in; michael no. jennie bond.ccused them of hacking his phone .— after he accused them of hacking hhs hhahe . hha— after he accused them of hacking his phone . and last week, harry his phone. and last week, harry shahea— his phone. and last week, harry shahea hhah— his phone. and last week, harry stated that he— his phone. and last week, harry stated that he and— his phone. and last week, harry stated that he and meghan will not stated that he and meghan will heh he— stated that he and meghan will heh he vrhhha— stated that he and meghan will not be writing books. no more hhrhs— not be writing books. no more hhrhs ha— not be writing books. no more films, no more— not be writing books. no more films, no more documentaries or assurheharhhes— films, no more documentaries or documentaries. oh— films, no more documentaries or documentaries. oh my heart, phase.— documentaries. oh my heart, hhease. eh— documentaries. oh my heart, hhease. 0h he— documentaries. oh my heart, hhease. oh no .— documentaries. oh my heart, plea

says jenny rock, she's a teacher of psychology, english and spanish. and she's worried about her students, mental health. and yes can do, i think i'm perfectly non and it starts with a great deal of difficulty concentrating. i see there can be anti social behavior. some children quickly start having 10 trans smooth which can develop into aggressive behavior comes to an open access even for hired men, that other kids react differently out like them. they might become visibly sad when the towers tie they might withdrawal and go into themselves, hiding ways. good. not. it's not just the pressure of school. many children are anxious about the cover and it will and the climate crisis comes out on top. and then there's the role of social media comes from feeling of being is tired of comparing yourself to others, waiting for a reaction of the actual believing you have to react quickly. ok. all of that plays the role of a there's so much contents so much going on in our heads. overhead basically aren't big enough for dollars. i just got much so it's about crea

home team tetra and jenny bell? no need to. when did today to advance to a high and leave. but the off time, the down one neil task told from the coach in the locker room, the drinks on the table will only be pulled out for a victory of it. but then confusion to the visiting team. the games suddenly picks up theme. the jenny bellow, players take it, only in this stride, the stadium was built alongside the tracks. and again, if the game ends with 1115 a league of it's really about the story, you know, the final result and also new. and there are another $10000.00 clicks for an unusual face of a gym and reported. this is a flow back going keep electrons, but we will see will not be a labeled landed a lot. so he is who does have the outcome? what happens here? isn't that leak all of it? 10 on my team, it is the 3rd half of the game that matters where you have a beer with the other 2 and that's it for today. thank you for watching. focus on your up on behalf of everyone here. take care and until next time, goodbye. the, the, the, a special edition of comfort zone with attempt t

so now let's bring in jenny, the shipping streams p company founder. so jenny has t consumption been growing or declining among the younger generations worldwide? and what is the fastest growing beverage today? and so t has been growing worldwide with the younger generations that actually has been growing. a british research from global data said that the u. s. t market was at $2800000000.00 us dollars and this year is supposed to be in a robust $3400000000.00. and this has actually been encouraged and growing up because of the younger generation looking for lower caffeine or caffeine. alternatives, especially when you look at ice tea, ready to drink, tea's functional teams and such. but the number one consume beverage in the world is water. and the 2nd most consumed beverage in the world is t and the bottled water industry is growing significantly. and that's the leader of beverages. and now who is the biggest competitor to to have so many burbridge choices these days, including coffee cultures, cells, so successful. so how has a tease market share be

it's been a very traumatic jenny, but a look to be on that to be on board as was more of a photographic installation performance in the expansion of my story tenant. and kind of what happens. you know, when one is migrate to to get those who comes in healthcare to give those will comes in take from you. the danger is also most importantly the lessons you brave enough to look on the other side. and then we had this cop chose code for us up to this time a travel which was more of like we could be rooted in our home africa and trying to make it the best that we can make it. the function is more about story then clothing function is the motion and passion in your most recent collection at cape town fashion week, silence the guns is we storytelling needs. activism was calling out all the generation to say no tweet inputs and to a to, to the guns to the violence, to the killing. it's cost basically the copeland icing one another cuz we have more than just the was the color used to very, very gentle looking at the or we should look a new and green, you know, and also us to process to maybe to

jenny was a fashion designer who has traveled across africa, escape the london genocide, and turned to his, tim will into a line of clothing, meet nimble mazda mazda, the odd, old fashion, the cape town, bass, clothing designer in youngel, my son mara, it's birth, and so much more poignant run to my jenny through african continents inspired my life's purpose and to give me a voice as a fashion designer. in youngel also produces performance, all photography and phone. although the session is always at the hearts of youth creative t, as can be seen at the unveiling of these like the sculpture. so the model is going to be performing around this culture kind of like revealing it to the public and allowing it to exist and be we've been displaced. wait is the models a showcasing in young boys take so and fashion designed style from a recent collection to collection is called the back that carried the chosen one. it was a collection that was made in on the coastal is what came before us. in yellow sculpture was part of the international public on festival in k town and will be exhibited in th

jenny woke also stumps her lessons with the show meditation, and then this and knowing that you can meet yourself with self compassion at any time and any place and intense self compassion. i add them to the what does this mean for students from the list isn't i don't find a completely emotional connection to it, but it kind of feels good to close your eyes for a moment. and just by go, if it was, if that's if that's more i should do it more often, especially when i'm super stressed or something. but i don't take the time for it that something because then i think it's time i could use for other things that are stressing me out. just not some kinds of kids. mindfulness exercises in the canal stream. doing them makes the students feel less stressed and more rested. varone to me. that's it for in good shape this week and see you again next time by the it's the instrument of the year, the mandolin and he is, it's ambassador, avi, i'll be taught the is really virtual. so as promote of the small string instrument on great stages, the world over we catch up with him in his adopted home early i

and jenny, we have from the goes distraught father kind of for the to do was the smiley face of the house. the house butterfly that made our move. she wasn't everything the must go to the rest of the world. you are watching archie international now is just going to pm on thursday. head must go on speak to scott and thank you for shooting and we stopped off in rushes south. now, when international conference on global threats to biological security is currently taking place over $150.00 participants from 30 countries of arrived to discuss regional and international biological safety wake across life. and now the earliest, the more expensive to the russian deputy form in assistive gate i would have called you is actually attending the conference of gate up colfax. i much for finding a time to speak to us today. how not to thank you. thank you. now i just want to start off with your very recent comments. that's the most go consider as the french presence of mind, well, microns, a desire to attend the break summits and soft. i forget to be in appropriate. could you expand on that for us? i do

jenny woke also stumps her lessons with the show meditation. and then this and knowing that you can meet yourself with self compassion at any time, and any place and tons, self compassion. i add them to the what does this mean for students from the list isn't i don't find a completely emotional connection to it, but it kind of feels good to close your eyes for a moment. and i'm just like go if list, if that's if that's more i should do it more often, especially when i'm super stressed or something. but i don't take the time for it because then i think it's time i could use for other things that are stressing me out. just not some kinds of kids. mindfulness exercises in the classroom. doing them makes the students feel less stressed and move rested. varone to me, that's it for ended shape this week and see you again next time by the can climate change be hacked. advocates of new technologies claims science can stop global warming the we'll smart ideas, save the planets. what's the real story behind c o 2 capture high tech fixes for the climate i

jenny woke also stumps her lessons with the show meditation. and then this and knowing that you can meet yourself with self compassion at any time, and any place and tons, self compassion items to the. what does this mean for students from the list isn't i don't find a completely emotional connection to it, but it kind of feels good to close your eyes for a moment. and just by go flaws. if that's if that's more, i should do it more often, especially when i'm super stressed or something. but i don't take the time for is that something because then i think it's time i could use for other things that are stressing me out. just not some kinds of kids, mindfulness exercises in the classroom. doing them makes the students feel less stressed and move rested, varone to me. that's it for ended shape this week and see you again next time by the, the problem has become less than the last decade. it's like dumping the contents of an entire garbage truck into the sea every minute change the scales, the huge. europe's nature is unique and under threat, candi

good morning, jenny. are you there? hello. i morning, jenny. are you there?as alzheimer's and he is in i husband has alzheimer's and he is in a residential— husband has alzheimer's and he is in a residential home now. he wasn't obviously— a residential home now. he wasn't obviously for a long time but he is now _ obviously for a long time but he is now. yesterday, my daughter got married — now. yesterday, my daughter got married. and she and her husband both have — married. and she and her husband both have pearly dads, they arrange for a very— both have pearly dads, they arrange for a very small family wedding, i fora very small family wedding, i think_ for a very small family wedding, i think they— for a very small family wedding, i think they want to do small wedding anyway _ think they want to do small wedding anyway. but they arranged for to be halfway _ anyway. but they arranged for to be halfway between his dad and her dad and it_ halfway between his dad and her dad and it was_ halfway between his dad and her dad and it was only four close family. and