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for 11 years, juliet and her husband tried unsuccessfully to conceive. it brought her so much pain, and she couldn't bear to see her husband suffer as much as she was. i even told my husband to go and get married. i wanted him to be happy. i wanted him to be a father. juliet�*s desperate longing for a child led her to seek all sorts of possible treatments. i nearly died. the woman gave me a drug, and told me i'm going to have a runny stomach. i took the drug, and before i knew it, i was unable to breathe. juliet�*s husband begged her to stop searching for solutions, but a new glimmer of hope appeared on the horizon. in 2018, people started telling me about this cryptic pregnancy. i was very happy. cryptic pregnancy is a medical term. it refers to when a person is unaware that they are pregnant until late in the pregnancy. it's a rare phenomenon. but here, it refers to something completely different — a miracle fertility treatment. it's big business. and it's a scam. the woman is convinced that if she visits a cryptic nurse or a doctor, she's going to get

schultz asked, she is what buried in san diego, the city of his beloved romeo and juliet. the main road to the airport is now named up to him. the siege of san diego lost in 1425 day. $11541.00 citizens were killed and many more hinges. the siege was lifted on the 29th of february, 1996, following the signing of the dates and peace agreements that ended the both need and conflict. the holiday inn is still standing under new management and with a new name remains a landmark and rejuvenated city, a symbol of the endurance and faulty to the people of sarajevo. remembering their icon a cool hotel holiday and sorry it it was the alternate was in the hotel. it's south side blown away by shots and shell problems here. the login page on the hills, and yet away from where the motor's fell. it did not just survive, but the cost it spelled, it was all refuge and it served as well. to those who ran away that seemed a coast more like drown 0 than a place of rest. by normal standards, it was quite the west, but the trust was there and folk. it seemed the best way to believe those they,

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up on the world today: actress damejoan plowright dies at the age of 95 — we'll speak to co—star julietvenson about her memories of working together. welcome to the world today — an hour of international news from the bbc. israel's security cabinet has recommended approving the gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal, agreed with hamas. the full cabinet is meeting to give final ratification on the move. if approved, israel's prime minister says the first hostage releases are expected on sunday. israel's president isaac herzog welcomed the decision, full details of the deal have yet to be meanwhile, israeli strikes continue in gaza. the civil defence agency there says 113 people have been killed since the deal was announced on wednesday. full details of the deal have yet to be announced but this is what's understood to be in it. this ceasefire is expected to happen in three stages. the first would last six weeks and see a full and complete ceasefire. some hostages in gaza would be freed. hamas took 251 hostages when it attacked israel in october 2023. it's still holding 94 captive, but i

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to juliet, to tina, to all the oms who have kept us going. and probably to everyone in this room today. 32 years ago i walked through those c street doors. i took the elevator up to the 6th floor. to the front office of what was then the bureau of european and canadian affairs. i walked into my new office. its previous occupant had been a very large safe. there was barely room for a desk. those of us who are old enough to remember, one of those huge wang computers. and as i like to say, over 32 years, i moved up one flight from the 6th floor to the 7th floor and got some windows, so not bad. the cold war it was over. we were entering a new era, a time of hope, possibility. what was famously thought to be the end of history. didn't quite turn out that way. but here we are 32 years later. and that post cold war era that was just starting when i started is over. we're in a new time, a moment where there's an intense competition going on. to try to shape what comes next. revisionist powers challenging us. and the rules of the road. that have gove

i have my chief of staff at juliet white here.o many out there who have helped every day the members of our cabinet people have worked so hard to make north carolina a better place. with the help of many people in thisis room, we have made great progress on our mission to make north carolina where people aree healthier, and better educated with more opportunities to put money in their pockets. thank you for that. and today i want to tell you about the man who will not only continue that progress but believes his own new trails. governor, this will be the best job you have ever had. i know that because i know you. from our seven years working together and the attorney general's office to your effectiveness as a state senator. to your accomplishments as attorneyhm general. i know you care deeply about the people of the o states and your passion throughout your career has been to make their lives better. there is no better way to accomplish that mission then serving as the 76 governor of north carolina. i know your passion for helpin

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juliet smith has the story. >> our government failed california. these mega fires could have been prevented if our government had done its job. representative josh harder believes the fixer for a stack would help fire officials be more proactive. >> rather reactive when battling wildfires, it would create an interagency fire center focusing on fire assessment in prediction. >> having a center is really going to allow us to have a one-stop shop to be able to empower our firefighters out in the field with the best information possible. it would also establish a casualty assistance program support critically ill or injured firefighters and their family members along with family of deceased firefighters. it would also fix reimbursement delays to local fire departments and support forest restoration. this is absolutely essential. not just for our state, but for the entire united states. however, several environmental groups opposed fix our forest act and called in a misleading a policy analyst with defenders of wildlife says the legislation would harm e

juliet smith reports after meeting with some hikers in auburn. it's part of a nationwide effort to get people outdoors and moving. the recreational us we spoke with today say they've been to the state park before. >> but have never been hiking on the first day of the year. >> first day hikes. it's a good way to start off the year. get your legs move in and get maybe walk off some of your party from the night before. while many are still decompressing. after last night's celebrations, roughly 25 residents came out this morning to take in the beauty of auburn state recreational park in for you out. party left tied to know it my age. 75 you know, it is going to be the shot by you this. the only way to start your it it's. >> fabulous. clean air. it's green in full of life. tigers enjoyed meeting new people and the group and also brought along their best friends. and just who like going on hikes he lives or that my dog bo money. what do you think? key with? great job, too. and it's a beautiful day and this is the best time of year to be here. if peopl

just like librarians who are told not to have borne on the shelves will then ban romeo and juliet to create a scandal and attract media attention, this is the same. whoever did that was probably sabotaging the intent of the order. yes, absolutely everybody should study what happened at tuskegee. host: recent reporting saying that the course that features the tuskegee airmen has been replaced. guest: of course. of course. i hope that person is talked to. host: the president when it comes to those employees involved in dei programs, reporting that those people should be laid off. what do you think of that step? guest: they will be put on unpaid leave, first. actually, i think that's, that's perfectly reasonable and what should happen. we will have a problem. a lot of them have studied really bad degrees. ethnic studies, hispanic studies, gender studies, things that do not give you the skills to create value in the private sector or do right by the american people in the public sector. they have insane salary expectations. they are now going to be out there without their job. their job

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. >> as kron four's juliet smith reports, it's also focused on reducing the risk of fires. >> our governmentled california. these mega fires could have been prevented if our government had done its job. representative josh harder believes the fixer for a stack would help fire officials be more proactive. >> rather reactive when battling wildfires, it would create an interagency fire center focusing on fire assessment in prediction. >> having a center is really going to allow us to have a one-stop shop to be able to empower our firefighters out in the field with the best information possible. it would also establish a casualty assistance program support critically ill or injured firefighters and their family members along with family of deceased firefighters. it would also fix reimbursement delays to local fire departments and support forest restoration. this is absolutely essential. not just for our state, but for the entire united states. however, several environmental groups opposed fix our forest act and called in a misleading a policy analyst with defenders of wildlife says the legislati

as juliet got me on a report from tijuana mexican border cities tend to bear the brunt of the policy. a displays from their homes by growing violence. hundreds of mexican families spent the holidays in shelters along the us, mexico border, waiting and hoping for a chance to claim asylum in the us before donald trump takes office on january 20th . 21 year old michelle was 8 months pregnant when her husband was gone down outside the family business after refusing to pay it stores into organized crime. stories like hers were common here by his brother in lynnfield. this country has gone from bad to worse with so much insecurity. every time you go outside, you fear something will happen to you. yes, yes, but the little guessing formation president claudia shane bound since mexico. we'll welcome back it citizens, even releasing a special music video dedicated to migrants. but beyond the platitudes her government has announced little details of how they plan to deal with an influx of deep ortiz leaving civil society to take their own measures. and we're asking the mexican government to help

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juliet smith spoke with a california congressman. >> who is an advocate of the act and an environmental group opposing it. >> our government failed california. these mega fires could have been prevented if our government had done its job. representative josh harder believes the fixer for a stack would help fire officials be more proactive. >> rather reactive when battling wildfires, it would create an interagency fire center focusing on fire assessment in prediction. >> having a center is really going to allow us to have a one-stop shop to be able to empower our firefighters out in the field with the best information possible. it would also establish a casualty assistance program support critically ill or injured firefighters and their family members along with family of deceased firefighters. it would also fix reimbursement delays to local fire departments and support forest restoration. this is absolutely essential. not just. for our state, but for the entire united states. however, several environmental groups opposed fix our forest act and called in a misleading a policy analyst wit

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bowl and all of new orleans in the first week of 2025, and i think there is something important ura: juliet thank you for your time. prof. kayyem: thank you. --laura: juliette kayyem, thank you for your time. the day's other news begin with the restoration of power in puerto rico, following an island-wide outage that struck on new year's eve. the u.s. territory's private energy provider says that as of this afternoon, 98% of its customers have their lights back on. but luma energy warns there could be temporary outages in the coming days, as it works to fully restore power across the island. the exact cause of the outage is still under investigation. but early indications point to a problem with an underground power line. at the peak of yesterday's outage, nearly 90% of luma energy customers were without power, forcing people to start the new year in darkness. in las vegas, authorities say one person is dead and seven others were injured today, when a tesla cybertruck caught fire and exploded outside the city's trump international hotel. eyewitness video captured the vehicle as it burned in

continue to love or directors like the cohen brothers, or westerns, or baz luhrmann's "romeo and juliett's fantastic. we are all very lucky when we have parents like that. that's a very cool thing. better parents than guy pearce is to you in the movie. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. you would have been a much nicer character in the film if you would had had your dad in the movie. >> i think so. >> seth: yeah. thanks so much for being here, joseph. >> thank you. >> seth: it is such a pleasure to meet you. [ cheers and applause ] joe alwyn, everyone. "the brutalist" is in select theaters and imax now, and everywhere january 24th. stick around. we will be right back with aaron chen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] special k. (♪♪) for all the special reasons you move. ♪(classical violin)♪ like being an absolute...boss. target made good and gather for you. helping you save on ♪(tasty berries -n)♪ frozen at peak ripeness, ready whenever you need them. everyday favorites at unbeatable prices. we made good and gather™ for you. only at target. looking for a reason to try the $5 meal deal with new mcvalue? he

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. >> juliet, in the piece you talk about not interior enforcement, but rather the border itself, how that is, is managed. we do know that donald trump has surged troops to the border, or at least ordered them. there. explain a little bit about what you're arguing in this new atlantic piece. >> so so donald trump inherited, despite all the politics. i just look at the numbers, right. donald trump inherited what we would call a relatively peaceful border. i'm not pretending like there were zero border crossings, but but there were about 46,000 illegal crossings in in october before he won. at least the presidency. he, donald trump had more immigration crossings than than president obama. and president biden was doing better than president trump in his last months of office. as president, biden began to hunker down a little bit more seriously about asylum relief. cbp one was a way to do that. it was a more regulated process. people had to sign up before they came to the united states. they had to present themselves to a formal point of entry. they just couldn't show up anywhere at the b

. >> so, juliet, we're seeing a bunch of new polls and they are interesting.ap norc, shows that half of americans are on board with increasing security at the southern border, but in large numbers. americans are not okay with going after people in schools or their places of worship, 64% strongly opposing it. you see it there in schools, 57% opposing it in church. how is this all materializing at the southern border? and i wonder what you're hearing from folks there. >> chris, i can tell you that undocumented migrants here at the border are feeling scared. they are nervous. they know they are at more risk now being deported, especially after tuesday, it was announced that l agents are no longer restricted to detain undocumented people in these so-called sensitive areas, such as schools like you mentioned, chris, or churches or even hospitals. and as a result of that, the undocumented families that i have recently spoken to have told me that they have started preparing with emergency planning. they are saving important numbers. they are getting ready to call som

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