julia gardner oh, sorry. julia gardner the future mrs. john tyler was born in new york in 1820, during the post-revolution arie war era of the early republic. julia lived in a time of transition as the elite revolutionary past receded and the antebellum or pre-civil war era of the common man came into being. i will mention three aspects of antebellum society and culture that affected julia tyler. a narrow view of ideal womanhood emerged in the antebellum era. separate spheres became a salient concept of the time. the public sphere of politics, government and professional careers was man's domain and the private sphere of family, home and church was women's realm known as the cult of domesticity or the cult of true womanhood. this ideology held that white, upper and middle class women were designed primarily for the roles of wife and mother and were expected to cultivate the for cardinal virtues of piety, purity, submissiveness and domesticity. the true women would perform housekeeping, very good children and make her family's home a haven

julia gardner oh, sorry. julia gardner the future mrs. john tyler was born in new york in 1820, during the post-revolution arie war era of the early republic. julia lived in a time of transition as the elite revolutionary past receded and the antebellum or pre-civil war era of the common man came into being. i will mention three aspects of antebellum society and culture that affected julia tyler. a narrow view of ideal womanhood emerged in the antebellum era. separate spheres became a salient concept of the time. the public sphere of politics, government and professional careers was man's domain and the private sphere of family, home and church was women's realm known as the cult of domesticity or the cult of true womanhood. this ideology held that white, upper and middle class women were designed primarily for the roles of wife and mother and were expected to cultivate the for cardinal virtues of piety, purity, submissiveness and domesticity. the true women would perform housekeeping, very good children and make her family's home a haven

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well. now julia, when the uh yemeny resistance uh factions start targeting is really bound uh vessels on the high seas. and this causes we just mentioned uh the mers company to have to re-route all the way across africa to get to occupied territories, what does i do for the the the pricing of those products and for the israeli economy? it seems that yeminies can really put a dent into the regime's pockets. it's more than just a dent. i think uh so far from the the yemini resistances actions alone have already put a uh considerable have incurred pretty much - damage onto the occupation entities economy, the ports of it is 85%, 85% out of commission, it's completely empty the the port occupied port town, partially and mostly due to the yemini resistances strikes against the the region, but most significantly has been the complete uh decommissioning of... uh use by israel of the the red sea area, which is pretty much a straight shot route for shipping to the to the ensity, but of course in in the latest uh, the latest ship captures from yesterday, these were vessels that ignored the uh l

hello, julia. hello. tell us a little about yourself.mily with a mother, father, older brother, denis. the difference between me and my brother is 4 years, my brother was my support, reliable, and until today he always protected me, always made sure that i was, as it were, under his, well, how can i tell you, that’s right, guardianship, guardianship, yes, that’s my brother of course, that's all for me. did you and your brother have a happy childhood? my childhood was happy, yes, that is, we grew up in love, in affection, well, in care. parents they took care of us, food, clothes, there was enough of everything , food, clothes, yes, of course , there was quite enough of everything, well, how all the children grew up, lived, tell us about your mother, well, mother, of course, for every child this is mother, so to speak , the best, my mother was short, thin, she always went out with her head styled, that is , she seemed to take good care of herself, she was always with... even, that is, even going out to the store for bread, mother she was

pretty much julia. and what have a secret communication devices he had any laptop, what he had was a little bad was a, you know, when i nuclear bowman, cetera. hey, was a young man with a vision and, and big ideas. and the most massive link and the most important lake that had ever occurred in his backpack. the only way of familiar with hertz, ease of use, we expose attempting to criticize the messenger to distract from the power of the message regarding himself. as on the run, he didn't talk about the consequences. i don't have to say what, what he thought the consequences would be. is it i would hand him to the ends of the us. he was dead rod and i always did wrong. i would never have anticipated, but they would have acted with such endless ferocity that he did so. i mean, they had quite a man to move into that and that's what he expected. and, and indeed that's what he, when he got the how did we get to this point, rights to freedom of expression and a free press expanding and developing. or are they

the julia often appears in the guise of a dog, as suggested by her known. the name is betsy though, because i'm quite petite. and also because i want to simulate the appearance of adult as you know, in the pub series painting is it, is this, those. and i think it allows me to create these kind of dream is scenarios. and also arrays. question about what it's real and what is not. here she sticks on as many artificial ears as possible. this point to the right, makeup and outfit is crucial in all of her projects. julia toledo completes, most of them on her own. occasionally her partner, i'm like linda hand the artist likes to translate verbal expressions visual, bringing out those to whimsical and the metaphorical. i started to share my work on social media and now i think i create the kind of community and i like it because it's like a digital museum when you can showcase your work and have people's feedback. but at the same time, it can be like corrosive. because i feel like our teeth have to adopt every time to new trends. in addition to photography, the ar

this is this the real world of julia. i agree though, the italian artist self portraits are fascinating. the serial isn't to me is like the liberation of the unconscious. so i like to put through really isn't with, that's our fee because it's my way to bring my ideas to life. so it's something that just exist in my mind that i actually might have to make you 3 o julia. toledo often goes browsing through the antique and vintage shops of count in passage north london, a native of italy. she moved to london in 2018 i'm up to london because i've always been coming to a big city if one of our facilities is actually where i come from. i'm afraid to say there's not much space we're creating like made in here of course creativity though with around the corner. she likes to take on different persona and uses every day objects to evokes the real world. her creations combined elements of theater, graphic design, and photography. on occasion, she collaborates with other artists from europe, united states and japan. for some of her po

the quiet diplomacy was same in relation to julia massage. really does look a lot like bugger all diplomacy this. this literally could happen to anybody if they travel over, say, and they offend the us government and it shouldn't matter which government is targeting australians. you should always have your own government email for the video and wanting to know the ways to godaddy and leave me any more. war has been brought to justice. but the court for telling seats behind boss weighing a 175, he's a virtual defense. it's going to lift that stays the when the government todd say what they doing to bring an australian citizen hi, who's facing potentially a life imprisonment. and they refusing to give that answer when they directly questioned on the floor a problem. and we have a solution that democratic problem, initially, each die of sending you to disclose the laws that out for russian belmore crimes. we would come off with the face of the start, then we will do everything we possibly get took flush you. that's the message by sending that is

cossum, journalist and political analyst, hello julia, hope you're safe and doing well out there in bay thoughts on the fact that regime has so far killed over 7,00 children and it seems like doesn't have to really be held accountable for it, the zinus entity is unprecedented in the level and the barbarity of its crimes, um the f killed uh 7,0 children may or may not be including the the thousand or so that are... still trapped under the rubble um as they uh starve palestinians throughout uh from uh from food from depriving them of water um of medical aid only four hospitals right now and the gaza strip are now um in in left in service as uh as vast majority of have been rendered um unoperable from the non-stop air strikes that have directly targeted health facilities and the... prevation of fuel to the facilities, as thousands rush to receive treatment on the floor with limited due to the bombing, human rights organizations around have emphasized that gaza has become such as the un secretary general that gaza has literally become a graveyard for children in in attacks that have dis

it's julia, thank you very much. that was our correspondent julia said that they in dubai. is really officials say they are increasing security screening. so a delivery is bound for garza to enable more supplies to enter the territory. the current them shuttle and check point will not reopen, but it will be used to check the deliveries before they're sent through the roof of border crossing, connecting egypt and gaza to egyptian security sources said inspections would begin on tuesday under a new deal between israel, egypt and the united states are senior international correspondent funding for char has more on the details. and it is very, very important. they are terry, it's on the line that we're talking about inspections and not to be confused with the cam shown crossing to be open, which is flows since october. the has actually before that hundreds of trucks could get in and get out and deliver much needed 8 hundreds of trucks i'm seeing. and right now the situation is that the trucks can only get so they're off for border crossing. but really a drop in the bucket in th

dw is julia so that is the climate talks and dubai. i asked her whether negotiators were getting any closer to an agreement. well, they are working very hard at it from what we're hearing, but the situation is still wide open. and also, as we've heard from the reports, there are indications that a fossil fuel phase now is the big topic at the call this year. and we know from science that to try to keep at bay the worst consequences of climate change. the world has to rapidly and substantially stop emitting c o 2. and the main cause of c o 2 emissions is the burning of fossil fuels. so coal, oil, and gas, and we've seen, especially from the small island nations and from developing countries, those who are most affected by global warming, a push to get the phase out of all fossil fuels into an agreements here. it's called, we've also seen this year and it would be the 1st year that fossil fuels are mentioned in a comp, agreements, all of them and not just cool. we've seen that also developed and industrialized countries have been buildin

the quiet diplomacy was same in relation to julia massage. really does look a lot like bugger all diplomacy this. this literally could happen to anybody if they travel over, say, and they offend the u. s. government, and it shouldn't matter which government is targeting australians. you should always have your own government in your little and warning that no want to waste the godaddy illegally. any more war has been bought adjustments, but the cost for towing seats behind box weighing a $175.00. he's a virtual distance. it's probably going to lift that, stay the when the government cod say what they doing to bring an australian citizen hi. who's facing potentially a life imprisonment and they refusing to get that. and so when they directly question on the floor apartment, we have sold a democratic problem. the message style sending is if you disclose the laws that out for option, that won't crunch. we will come off to you with the face of the start and we will do everything we possibly get. took flush you. that's the message by sending that

ruth perry's sister, julia walters talking _ right.perry's sister, julia walters talking in _ right. ruth perry's sister, julia walters talking in the - right. ruth perry's sister, julia walters talking in the last - right. ruth perry's sister, julia walters talking in the last half| right. ruth perry's sister, julia i walters talking in the last half an hour or so. the former prime minister boris johnson has been giving a second day of evidence to the inquiry into the covid pandemic. mrjohnson has been questioned about parties at downing street during the covid lockdowns. he was shown a whatsapp message in which he references behaviour at number 10 and how it might come across. it was put to him that he knew how the behaviour of his officials and advisers might look, but he didn't care that much. (sot idid i did here. decided not care as the complete opposite of the truth. yes i think we could have done more in number ten to insist people thought about the way their behaviour would be perceived. i made this point repeatedly to the var

thank you uh, julia for staying with us. uh, i'd like to uh, ask your reaction about the stance that the yemen has taken. uh, obviously the whole world is aware of what has transpired in the red sea regarding yemen and the way that it is targeting um israely linked vessels or ships. um, at this point, uh, we're looking at the impact that that has made. um, instead of just talking about the, i guess the figure, the financial figure here um that uh is being lost from the israeli regime's economy, let's focus as to the way that the us is actually militarizing the region, which even the yemen was taking a back saying, what why are you doing this? um, and it's quite incredible that the us has formed this coalition to go against yemen, which obviously one of the things that that means is it wants this genocidal war to continue, at the same time. see militarizing the region is not what something yemen uh intends, they just want the war, genocidal war to stop. exactly. yemen's only condition for ships that are passing through the re

so daily is in do by julia. several countries say they cannot support the text in its current form. what are the main objections of the? well, the lack of wording on a fit, complete phase out of fossil fuels is obviously a big issues for groups of countries like the e u, but also some of the most vulnerable countries to climate change. like some of the small island nations and the term used in the current draft tax reduction is clearly not enough for them, but also the timeline for this reduction pointing to 2050. that is very much in the long term, and they want to see more concrete pads towards a phase out of fossil fuels closer to where we stand now. but also the wording itself in the draft, they say, is completely noncommittal. there are a lot of sentences that use the word countries could enact measures to fight climate change and they say this leads to a lot of freedom movements for countries. so not really commit to taking on any measures, but also wording on coal. coal is the most polluting fossil fuel that we see in the world. and according to this draft, we are again not s

that was our correspond to julia. so value in dubai. residents of the us state of tennessee are assessing the damage after tornadoes and severe thunderstorms, left a trail of destruction. at least 6 people were killed and dozens of others needed medical treatment of the store. needles made their way through central tennessee, tearing apart electrical wires and triggering an explosion. residence reasonable, widespread damage, the extent of which only became clear the next morning. local communities a morning, the depths of the loved ones. for these 30 was 31 years old. we got a 10 year old and just the range that toes is probably the lowest. that's what this material twice for free, completely got black and it was almost like being in uh, i don't know. i could explain like a vacuum cleaner space. think spinning around, just it was wow. videos posted on social media, show homes completely destroyed. emergency will goes and community members a know cleaning up off of the disaster. pauses of residents of adult bower across the state. and au

julia is also one of its producers.st of the reasons you say no >> in "leave the world behind," julia roberts is a far cry from the america's sweetheart role. >> this is your house. >> when your characters meet, first of all, i could not stand your characterracter where i thought, oh, my gosh. i wanted to strangle her. >> well, my work i never thought there would be a julia roberts movie where i thought to myself, oh, my gosh, i want to just strangle her. >> my work is done here. >> "leave the world behind" is not the typical end of the world apocalypse film. two families are forced together starring julia roberts, ethan hauck, mahershala ali, and maja la herald. what was the experience like, julia, working with this man >> there's just a poetry to the way he carries himself in life and in art in my experience. and he's so tall and his eyes are so kind. >> very kind >> how would you describe working with julia >> a joy >> joy >> a joy >> mahershala plays the suave finance adviser g.h. scott >> so you think that the hack

when the indictment against julia was updated expiration case, the included allegations that julia was planning to who is tons of infrastructure each dropping on telephone conversation wisely from members of parliament because they saw whole whole of that part of the indictment was they were trying to support it with his witness statement, so you told us and is the style witness for the united states and respect to the additional allegation. so out of us on was a, we could the small into was involved for a 10 months in 201011 he's told one who from the organization. and when that was found out, he decided to offer his health as a witness for the epi i, and to him for protection. what they did was so grotesque and so shameless. they used witnesses who later said they were lying. this was not accepted by the british gold. he is, according to court documents, a social above a sexual predator soon because boys that has been sentenced for violation against 10 miners. there is no credible factual basis for a large part of the us as in diamond. and yet they are still pursuing. and it's just,

the case of julia sondra is really a microcosm of the crisis of our democracy. the constant and intimidation that we have in years, which has been terrorizing austin internalizing joint years. so if i succeed, then that will be the end of 1st freedom because no, i've had john, les will be prepared to do what he has done against me. that's against our children. power corrupts and absolute power corrupts. absolutely. and if we don't have a watch on press, then we have an absolutely powerful authoritarian government that's on june and somebody or less of a 1750. so how much do you need? you know, how many violations that goes in dimension? we have to be exposed of 10 people would just say, you know, for heaven's sake says just opposite map showing the actual ongoing imprisonment of a journalist for doing this job available to take it only right away from you. you will not be able to apply for any other cause. we're talking about the fund demand, those have the messages of truth to say about e as in ice. a nice who have cars to speak truth to power and cool out what

and your book, searching for julia, you know that julia dies because, quote, a series of bad decisionscoast highball, which leads to his banishment. her father emotionally abuses her and accelerates her to a marriage. these events prompt prior lawrence's chaotic and ultimately derailed plan. that is a, this is not a typical reading of romeo and juliet. >> no, but i think it's a reading that shakespeare's first audiences would have understood that, and i think jeffries point is excellent, which is, is this a lot of that is to be pursued or avoid it, and for many reasons, shakespeare would have understood, this is a lot of which is to be avoided. they don't know each other. the families are not functioning on well, and when they wrote the play, to be ready for marriage, you had to be having, thinking and functioning as an adult. since neither romeo nor julia is your capable of behaving that way. they end up, rather than becoming a proper married couple and pursuing a real marriage, they end up being buffeted, and julia in particular, by the decisions of the men around them. juliette is s

joining me now, julia coronado, and joining us also is steve liesman, of course. 2023 has been a softding, you say. we are living the dream. >> we're living the dream. it's not a destination, it's an environment, and you can -- you can't argue that low unemployment, healthy job gains, and declining inflation isn't a soft landing. it has been a soft landing. >> but we're still quite a bit away, respect waren't we, of th goal of 2% and is the last mile the hard mile, the drop from 7% a year ago has been pretty precipitous. >> right. we are not of theview that the last mile is the hardest. we see plenty of the seeds in today's report that that process is ongoing and will continue and we will be close to the fed's destination by the end of 2024. >> we have a 30-year bond option to tell you about. rick is tracking that for us. >> reporter: the last 30-year bond auction is what started the entire craze about paying attention to weak auctions. but it wasn't meant to be two in a row, because this 30-year bond auction went quite well. i gave it a b as in boy. the yield, 4.344%. the one issue m

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and see julia and miner's bedroom that served also as a mr. miner's office. it developed in the kind of 20 years that would have of included cather's childhood her and she would have witnessed a town in the making. so the businesses and services that we take for granted as always being available in our hometown or in our community as she grew up and that evolution of the town made a strong impress on cather that later came out in her writing. we are standing in front of the pavel ka farm stead. this is where anna and john raised their 10 children and where they farmed and also the site where willa and anna were reunited in during a trip. and it was the inspiration for ka cather to write my antonia, and this far stead is far different than the dugout that many homesteaders lived in in the 1880's, just like anna did with her family, but a great reputation of the farm life that she endeavored to capture in her novel. ♪♪ >> week nights at 9:00 eastern, c-span's encore presentation of our 10-part

it's julia, thank you very much. that was our correspondent julia so that they in dubai is really official, say they are increasing lee. they are increasing security screening of a deliveries for gaza to enable more supplies to enter the territory. but israel's defense minister has pushed back against international calls for an immediate cease fire in gaza. he says, the operation that goes from us considered a terrace group by several countries, will quote take time. meanwhile, palestinians have been marching in support of people in gaza as conditions their deteriorate. they march in solidarity with palestinians in gauze on in the west bank. people say it is the least they can do that sentiment. it goes here to introduce to them. honest indians have closed shop and gone on strikes to show that i support some of the relatives in closure of scene again 11 on yeah, i know they all, this is the day in solar. there are so you with the palestinian people because there's nothing we can do, but seriously stand in solver ther

if we can, that would be his start or correspond to julia. so delhi is in due by following negotiations though julia, those negotiations have gone into over time. now wherever things currently stand, as well at the moment, most delegations of all countries represented here are in talks with each other. everyone is talking to everyone to try to come up with a new tax that could be a compromise between different positions and make those that are dissatisfied with the current draft of an agreement. happier. for example, we see from the u as we've heard and from other countries, they are really disappointed with the current text that we've seen, the current draft. and there seems to be a critical mass of countries that have disposition. they say that the language on a fossil fuels is not ambitious enough. they want to see all fossil fuels, the production and the consumption of this completely phase out. they say that the language in the text is not committed enough. it's basically leaves countries the freedom to decide which measures and which go

bodies iled u- whereabouts of his julia. .. bodies piled up on _ whereabouts of his julia. ..ia. .. bodies piled up on the street, does - whereabouts of his julia. .. bodies piled up on the street, does thatl piled up on the street, does that matter into he hasn't talked about that in public, has he? these things have emerged from private messages and heated exchanges over massive judgment because that had to be made where he as prime minister was rightly and crucially challenging as aggressively as possible the different cases made to him. anne longfield, now, as i said, you are on the young lives commission, i wonder what young people are saying to you now about what they went through? to you now about what they went throu~h? ~ �* . to you now about what they went throu~h? ~ �*, ., through? well, it's something that will stick with — through? well, it's something that will stick with children _ through? well, it's something that will stick with children i _ through? well, it's something that will stick with children i think - through? well, it's something that will stick wit

>> first of all thank you julia for doing this. i read the acknowledgments were basically every book i ever read so i sought a lot of pressure when is reading my own acknowledgment wondering if there was anybody else in the n world but in the hopes that maybe there is one you can see this acknowledgment and i didn't even know when i wrote them that she would agree to do this, that is a true friend. i worked as our host said as at l and glamour so i came into context with incrediblen young women and women across the cultural and political spectrum. i think if you're in a position like i was to work in an environment it starts being pretty normal and a young person who is organizing thousands and thousands of people across the country around the world that is sort of normal. but with a little bit of perspective i started to feel like there was something extraordinary happening with this generation of young women political climate strikes and on the frontlines of black lives matter in digital activism in ways that i found impressive t

>> julia: very vulnerable. if this is trump versus biden match up, trump can easily look back on his prepandemic economic numbers and point to low inflation and low unemployment throughout that. that makes biden vulnerable. you will see the biden campaign point to trump's economy during the pandemic, i think end of the day, it is bad issue for president biden. >> mike: we remember in the clinton era, it is economy, stupid, if voters don't feel the economy is strong, mortgage rates heading down, if people don't feel it, is biden in trouble? >> juan: yeah. in poll numbers this morning from fox, good news for biden, if you will, heading in the right direction. people feel better about 2023 than 2022 and way better than 2020. numbers are still low. if you look at real world experiences that we have everyday at the gas pump or buying eggs and bread, you see prices going down and americans think that things are getting better and other part of the conversation, julia touched on it prepandemic, people understand, we w