wheel to wheel at $300.00 case and now at the dutchman skill gave the chase a sense of inevitable liddy as they recriminations began. why don't this is what i said is going to be through stuff for the final move turned out to be somewhat simpler. well, champion hamilton would be beaten into 2nd place on the 2nd last lap, the step and taking the chicken flag, the winner showing his brawn before celebrating the brains of the operation who delivered the victory i. when we made the call to do it through spoke. luckily the end paid off, we had to work hard for it, but was very rewarding. the red bull is now one of the last 3 races and they have the sports sparkling. you superstar the head of the pack, the alright, up next we have a documentary on the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia. and remember there's more news on d, w dot com. you can follow us on instagram and on twitter, our tags at the w news. i'm aaron children, berlin, thanks for watching. the news . on the green. you feel worried about the planet? i'm neil's. host of the on the green fence remains to join m

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she obsessively reads nonfiction about climate change, and turns to buddhist wisdom for comfort. liddy listened to the people she meets, very concerned about the future and looking for alternatives. the oddball facts and we had survive of wisdom, a tragic and very funny. at the same time. we asked jenny also if it's fitting to use humor to explore such as serious subject. i tried to make this a different kind of novel that was going to tackle climate. so yes, she becomes really worried about the climate crisis as the book goes on. but in the beginning, i think she's in the situation that many of us are where we of course, noticed it's happening. we look at it out of the corner of our i, but we don't look at it to directly because we have so many other things that we're taking care of in our present day life. i also was trying to see if there was a way to make it funny because you know, so much of the world of prepping and imagining disaster is actually sort of strangely funny. oh, doomsday profits. have been around forever. but what shocked also doing her research is that now a scienti

. >> thank you, chair liddy. and i am so excited to be on this panel at this time because we have a major issue here. i want to talk about our unbanked, underbanked as we apply that to the child tax credit that has been in this because we have an excellent opportunity here with you all who are the leaders, mr. jamie diamond, ms. frasier, mr. moynihan, mr. david salivan, mr. sharf, and mr. gore, you all represent our largest banks. and i want to put this to you. we just passed the -- expanded the child tax credit and the $199 trillion covid relief package. here's what it does. $3,600 for children under 6. 3,000 for children under 17. and each of the parents are getting guaranteed checks every month. but here's the problem, they cannot do this and receive it with direct payments. and that's what i am concerned about. to help us to make sure that their child tax credit payments can come by way of direct deposits. it's dangerous out there when they don't get it directly. these large series of money, every month got t

>> it's like watching her with liddy and bob dole. >> you're family to us you really are >> what wouldave the courage to speak. >> i still expect kayla to come through the door >> that's crazy. i'm sorry. >> it's overwhelming. >> yeah. >> there have been many, many stories like that, that stay with me. what did it feel like to fly >> you are a survivor. with a capital "s. do you feel she may have saved your life in that moment >> absolutely. >> who do you choose to share that story with? you choose somewhere where you feel totally and completely loved and safe they chose savannah. >> you see in her eyes her compassion >> weren't you just a young woman who wanted to just not have to be sick? can't be easy to talk about. >> there's not a day that goes by that i don't pray for the opportunity to go back to that day. >> you see a mother who can't even imagine that grief. >> it's more than a story. they are in her phone. they are on her heart. >> can you tell me what this business means to you? >> sorry, i'm getting choked up. >> it's okay he would have been so proud of you, lily. i'm glad