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and it was always like jo in the book saying nothing like nothing wrong. keep going, keep going. so she was really one who loved the dramatic. and i think that that shows in her writing today that her early experience doing these these plays these dramas with her sisters helped to inform her writing. louisa love loved making up stories. she often them up just out loud when they walked along taking a walk in the in the area around walden pond with henry david thoreau. but she also would record a lot of these things and do a lot writing as well. so i would she was probably writing almost every day she loved it and it a release for her as well. it was an outlet she didn't have a tremendous amount of success at first but she had some success almost from the beginning in the sense that she short stories and poems was published early on and i think that was enough to keep her going. now, at one juncture when she was teaching school in boston and she boarded with james fields, famous publisher and his wife, annie, she showed mr. some of her writing and very hopeful that this, you know,

jo, hang on. i'm not going shopping at all. i'm going home. don't walk away, please. jo.0 a week. a few care homes charge less, many charge a lot more. i'm going to put our pyjamas on. it's thought that more than 200,000 people will develop the disease in 2023. there's your tablets and water. it's bedtime forjo... you need some, because you've just put a tablet in. i didn't put a tablet in. ..but no rest for bill. it took me two years to get a care package in place forjo, and i only got that becausejo had a collapse at home and was ta ken into hospital. i'lljust put it over your head. but it didn't solve bill's problems. forjo, her dementia means that changing care staff and rigid timetables don't really work. and so... that's it. ..it�*s back to bill. nice and comfy. finally, jo is settled, and bill's hoping for some sleep. if only! it's now 5:05. it took me so long to actually wake up. by the time i'd seen it, it was too late. so now, the beds wet. what kind of husband doesn't put his wife first? i'm just so tired. three hours later, and we're back to check in on them.

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san jos÷ 60 degrees for th highs and san francisco, below average at 55 this afternoon.we'll warm up heading into the weekend. the 70s will be back friday into saturday throughout the inland areas, upper 60s in san francisco by friday too. it is still allergy season and the winds are whipping up, so keep that in mind wednesday into thursday. >>> at the last minute, spacex scrubbed their megastar ship launch due to a pressurization issue. the company says they will continue to prepare the 394-foot tall ship for the historic launch but it will tak at least 48 hours to try again. it has two parts, a booster wit 33 engines and a spacecraft designed separate after the fue is used. it will travel 150 miles above the earth's surface. >>> cal train is reducing service so you'll need to plan ahead. this will come down to planning and listening every morning because we'll have you covered there. plan for reduced service and longer travel times good time to get that book on tape as well . >>> after months of back and forth, house republicans are coming up with their own versio of a

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so, ellie—jo, you are a real—life derry girl.ry girl. yeah, born in derry, love it. what other issues are young people in northern ireland concerned about at the minute? we have no opportunity here. we have a cap on the numbers of students who can attend our own local universities, which i think is just abysmal. that we would actually rather them to go somewhere else. and they don�*t come back after that. so i�*m seeing my friends leave year after year, and i think, in general, how do we build a sense of community from that? if we already have our own internal issues, and we keep leaving, who�*s going to be left to rebuild things here? northern ireland�*s been without an executive now for over a year. yeah. it�*s not the first time this has happened. what impact does that have on you and your friends and other young people? i�*m only 18 years of age. i actually don�*t really know a functional stormont. we only had it there for about two, three years before it actually broke down once again. i think when i actually look at politic

we'll see some wet weather then slipping across eastern parts of south africa, heading towards jo bag with 543. he wanted a fraud takes on the big issues. this isn't a one off. he's talking about a systemic issue here. black labs don't really matter in the police were unflinching questions. this war with lawanda, imminent rigorous debate, people were dying because of lack of treatment, challenging conventional wisdom. the fact that people are starting to get angry about this is in itself a sign, wrote men, join me, mark him on hill for one out 0, and israel strikes garza and lebanon doctrine rated the i like the most fit. the unrest will spread across the region. so what will it take to deescalate.

as i said earlier, jos shall fall, luncheon my chain now. lots of chinese people come here. illegally. nifty, kind of that creates job opportunities for some of us really double blue janet since we're learning chinese is because they we can work as interpreters for chinese companies. mama saudi. i wanted to make much of it. yes. and with the goods they bring are poor quality, like they don't even last a week and a little on the high quality products go to other countries and all my bungle is um, one of my beauty. so my, when did you want me to? well, if they brought durable shoes, it wouldn't be years before people bought a new pair. and that would be bad for business number though, for a lot of was busy. no, to identify that singer was right. on my son, he was complaining that everything's from china now on shy emitted my we should translate that song into chinese for that girl is out of the village, sean, and then they'd be sorry to put the why did they try to pool as black people knowledge mm martinez. indian armine, the chinese want thin

i jo loria, is gonna stay with us coming up next. now, more than ever, governments are cracking down on journalists to reveal their sources and methods killing, assigned as a prime example. we'll discuss it when we return. that type mammo will be right back. ah, a letter the leaves are an acute state of anxiety in america. there is a state sanctioned effort to destroy trumping his followers, europe, basis, mass protests and economic dislocation when it comes to foreign policy. western gemini, hinges on the fate of ukraine. overall, the outlook is bleak. ah little worn ukraine is a proxy or it's a war against russia. it's a war where the expectation was that russia would collapse under the sheer weight of thousands of sanctions, not only from the u. s, but from the u. and there was the expectation that the whole world would join in that for us, lost sight of their slipping power. and really the great majority of the population of the world did not go with ah, welcome back to the ammo. i'm manila chan, joe loria decided to stick around

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but that is not unique to jo biden. it is also true for former president donald trump and when you really look at th appetite for a rematch of th two man, there is very littl to none in our new nbc new poll, which was a fascinatin statistic. but overall this isn't something that was facin democratic lawmakers instead, they are really defending the current presiden and what he has been able to do especially this morning on the sunday show when they were asked about his potentia reelection take a listen. >> joe biden is going to run again. he's going to win again. i was one of his first supporters way back in 2019, and attended his first event here in philadelphia but i look forward t supporting him again >> this president has show extraordinary leadership i have been in meetings with him time after time. his performance tells me is up to the job and does it well. >> president biden has such strong record to run on. he has got in this country through the pandemic he has the backs of th american people and american know th

don't know yet i mean, that's a big, big leap what we do know is that -- fortunately unfortunately jo biden will have to win the popular vote by some margin to win the electoral college. s that is a structural disadvantage. and at some poin i hope that changes, but you can't complain about it righ now. you just got to deal with it i don't know if you can get to 15 that would be approaching, probably, a 54, 46, 50 to 45 margin, and then you are probably looking at 330 or 340 electoral votes. if you are the biden campaign, you are thinking, what does it take to win? and they are going to be muc more focused on the number o votes it takes to win in wisconsin, michigan, arizona georgia, nevada an pennsylvania and make sure new hampshire and minnesota don' become too problematic. so tha is where the focus is. and w saw huge turnout in 2020. that is the other thing we don't no ali velshi - is it going to grow from 20? is it going to be softer and that is so important if yo are a campaign operative because you are trying to mode out exactly how many votes you need to win a state like wiscons

jo—anne wedber .re. snnnesrng sne— think you're quite right there. supposing she were— think you're quite right there. supposing she were able- think you're quite right there. supposing she were able to stop the boats, she would be immensely popular here. but she promises things that can't be delivered so has rishi delivered and so has rishi sunak. i cannot understand how the boats can be stopped except the boats can be stopped except the one thing you could do is the one thing you could do is the one thing that her department, she and her department, she and her department don't do, which is to process single person who process every single person who arrives people arrives immediately. so people like albanians would be sent back in once because you can send them back. the great majority of them are legally be a legal asylum seekers who will get refugee status . so process get refugee status. so process them fast and then let them integrate into society and get jobs. integrate into society and get jo

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jo, by you believe joe biden ordered that attack on the north stream? absolutely off. i have no doubt so ever. unless interested is more interested in american friend into an american enemy. somebody, some of these, i'm a citizen, we have this disbelief in america. do such things when, when i was growing up on this hollywood a major american a wish we don't really understand. i'm very curious going from the social, psychological and economic stresses of the manager which will continue very, very painful adjustment to know. well we, we want to stay in america's corner for as long as possible. i'm talking about the general and he was writing a very critical i would have a regular slash really. but of course all this trade is going on with jain or a lot of people talking about the dollarization. could that be the, the move in australian political circles is they realize that they're having to do more and more trade in chinese currency rather than us dollars. is that, is that the factor a technical issue on this? we can go, you know, selling a mineral and c

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jo currie is here with me in the studio. great to see you, jo.ee injury and how long will she be out for? taste serious is her knee injury and how long will she be out for? we know that lucy bronze _ long will she be out for? we know that lucy bronze limped _ long will she be out for? we know that lucy bronze limped off- long will she be out for? we know that lucy bronze limped off in - long will she be out for? we know| that lucy bronze limped off in that champions league semifinal first leg between barcelona and chelsea, at stamford bridge on saturday, in the 65th minute for the barcelona when the game i— 04 afterwards, the barcelona manager made on the injury, saying lucy bronze was feeling fine and today, if you games on, she has posted that she has undergone keyhole knee surgery. she says successful surgery, in very good spirits after my op yesterday, it's never easy being sidelined but i'm as focused as ever to work hard and returned to full fitness, hopefully as soon as possible. the hard work has already started. see you all very soon. ba

saturday night, san jos is 50 degrees right now.ch for the fog to take over in the overnight hours. this is the classic marine fog. tomorrow morning, most of the bay is waking up to gray skies with th low cloud deck around into the early about, and then it breaks up and you get sunshine. concord, mid and upper 60s wher we'll top out. most locations i the same neighborhood, but if w put everybody on here, livermor you go to 63 and concord at 66. 66 in san jose, i should say 64 in san jose, 68 in santa rosa, and the neighbors go to the low 60s along the bay shore. that sunday looks pretty good. here' the system for monday sitting out here. we'll play it forward in futurecast and zoom in to watch a light line of showers trying to come into the north bay. a closer look. just watch, one of the models that goes out far enough to look at monday, we'll see just a few light showers. i think a better way t look at this is watch it from the standpoint of the rain migh fall where you can measure it. santa rosa picked up about a tenth of an inch

you became the 1st whistleblower in jos 98 year history. now 100 year history, your whistle blowing this time centered on your discovery of fraud by contractors in the missile defense program. you alleged that jail covered up the wrong doing 1st. why would they do that when their job is to do exactly the opposite? and what was the fall out? the jail is, you know, is takes pride on being non partisan and that it is the watch dog of congress. it's bipartisan, of course, so. but in reality, jail has to worry about its budget every year is, is its budget is approved by the ledge affairs committee in the senate. and so there is some hearings and stuff where the jo chief has to make a budget presentation and so forth. and while when i was joining jail in 1998, just before that after the republican takeover in 1994 with newt gingrich, they really went big time against jail jail. last huge number of people in this inter graham between 1994 and in 1998. when i joined that was the height of the republican revolution. good revolution. and they went af

the ottoman we have made nuclear bombs. jo. oh, it's time to get off this belt of fur, shall we say development technology, local development, and ask ourselves some hard questions and get our act rate. before we move out. if you were offered to colonize on the planets without the possibility of coming back to light, would you take up that offer? yeah, i would, i would do that with the, with a different set of woods. i would do that. i mean, here we already have the united nation office or for outer space affairs, which has got oh, was in 2020 document which stalks off the a fall to space being for the greater good of human kind by we don't see any results on the ground so, so, you know, you got all there has to be alignment, awful, vision. before we start achieving that, risen if we're gonna continue all in the same way. then all we are doing is exporting conflict from planner to us into our, to space. so therefore i need, you need to be i believe you need to be a lot more circumspect. and i think, oh, countries like india, co

he feels like a chinese dean, jo, voter. i'm been learning. chinese is difficult. kid. i'm glad yet. yeah, our language to chew on has similarities to english, english. she to full glass because we use the same alphabet demos for now. i needed to so how many children i went to jail for their choice. 66. i know. can you run with, with don't cry, you'll make friends with what are you. wonder? what's your name with what really do you from a you hungry or come with me. for killer, i want to go home. i really want to go home. oh no, i didn't leave a name. i didn't name. what's your chinese name? i mean i'm need a back up on a boat mancha would do cuz hes away house, children need time to adapt to their new surroundings. they come to us older kids crying, do identify melbourne mac alida webinar. last thing that you felt? well, i know they said they're unhappy about and want to go home or semi sang. then they said to grandma's and i dare, micah, i wouldn't dora. oh, a long don't move your feet. wet your legs out. ah! through not so heart broken me. stand up! stand up! don't cr

or jo reviewers watching on p b s in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day where it's already sweltering hot and why the rest of us should be taking notes . today's spain recorded it's hottest ever temperature for april hitting 38.7 degrees celsius. that's more than a $101.00 degrees fahrenheit, and it is part of a blistering heat wave temperatures at levels that meteorologist say they never expected to see or feel the extreme heat is early summer weather. yes, but it's also driven by climate change in science and say, the sweltering heat in spain fits a bigger picture. europe is warming at twice the global rate. 2023 is on track to be the hottest year on record. we have more now from spain, summer temperatures, relentless sunshine, and not a drop of rain, seville, spring fair and southern spain is proving to be a testing time for those working at the open air event and for visitors. animal rights activists civils have been calling for better protections for animals out in the heat. across large parts of spain, temperatures have been breakin

and also on neutralization of any sort of threat that still may exist. us based journalist jo jose vega has been forcibly removed from a conference after confronting a panel of western media. this is of the coverage of the old stream pipeline blast . the incident occurred as an event at columbia university school of journalism. and unless from a variety of us media outlets were in attendance including the new york times, the washington post. i mean, it's just kind of funny because i racked wrong serial. wrong rush again, really wrong. i mean, if you're so impartial, shouldn't you at least say right, that's the lensky was going to bring us on the verge of world war 3. that seems pretty fair. while julian is gone, rods in prison, all of your god, you know that check's you because he's in jo for doing your job and you know what? tucker carlson, a know seymour hersh, but he did something you guys are scared to do to speak the truth and actually be critical of the war. say something about the bombing with north korean pipeline. listen, don't stand there. well, there are people writing a. 2 m

so the projects, how to jo, castro has more way sheena roscoe says, it feels good to now be part of the battle against climate change. the the 59 year old washington d. c. artist, known for her sewing designs. an eclectic style says she used to think green energy was only for wealthy homeowners, a star sandy stain on top of people roof. i was like the for the people who have the houses, doesn't concern me because i'm in apartment. rosco is enrolled in a city program for a low income residence to receive discounted electricity powered by solar energy. originally, my bill will be $100.00 is down to $12.00. green power will come from these $4000.00 solar panels, installed a top and underground water tank that holds municipal water. bracken. hendricks is a solar projects lead developer. all of the energy flowing off of this project is given away for free. and that's going to equal a reduction of energy bills, electricity bills for $500.00 families in washington dc. the project cost $5000000.00 covered by investors and government grants. hendricks, as the system will eventually pay for itsel

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