lillian is not - alone.. when you hear lillian — today as it was back then. when you hear lillian talk _ today as it was back then. when you hear lillian talk about _ today as it was back then. when you hear lillian talk about what - hear lillian talk about what happened to her, and we know she is not alone, it has happened to many women, it is barbaric, isn't it, the way they were treated at the time? just tell us what the system was then? lillian was clearly saying she didn't see her baby?— then? lillian was clearly saying she didn't see her baby? yeah, that was often the case- _ didn't see her baby? yeah, that was often the case. babies _ didn't see her baby? yeah, that was often the case. babies were - didn't see her baby? yeah, that was often the case. babies were just - often the case. babies were just takeri _ often the case. babies were just taken away. babies did not need to be registered that was stillborn until 1927, that is when an act was brought— until 1927, that is when an act was brought iri~

the had been buried less than two miles from where lillian lived.— from where lillian lived. the baby was buried in 1961 on the 1st - from where lillian lived. the baby was buried in 1961 on the 1st of. was buried in 1961 on the 1st of december and was the stillborn child of george and lillian, died at ashton hospital, stillborn baby. and it gives a grave reference i can cross—reference to see who is in that grave as well. six. cross-reference to see who is in that grave as well.— passed without lillian ever knowing what happened to her baby son. she lived in hyde at the time, maybe thatis lived in hyde at the time, maybe that is why he was chosen as the final resting place for her baby boy. but despite being buried close to home, lillian and herfamily were never told he had been buried at all. ~ ., never told he had been buried at all. . . ., , never told he had been buried at all. ~ ., .,, never told he had been buried at all. ~ ., ., , all. what does it say there? stillborn child _ all. what does it say there? stillborn child of _ all. what does it say there? stillborn chi

lillian has been absolutely lovely. as the _ lillian has been absolutely lovely.to be touched by that. it is important, i think, there — that. it is important, i think, there are _ that. it is important, i think, there are lots of lillians at there. we need — there are lots of lillians at there. we need to— there are lots of lillians at there. we need to make sure that people know _ we need to make sure that people know where their babies are buried before _ know where their babies are buried before it _ know where their babies are buried before it is — know where their babies are buried before it is too late. lillian carried _ before it is too late. lillian carried a _ before it is too late. lillian carried a lot of pain for a lot of years — carried a lot of pain for a lot of years it — carried a lot of pain for a lot of years it is _ carried a lot of pain for a lot of years. it is important we can do this for— years. it is important we can do this for families.— this for families. you are a bereavement _ this for families. you are a bereavement manager. i this f

that would be carl in lillian, his girlfriend. many times in your life did you say you wish bonnie harkey were dead? >> i don't know. several. >> i mean ... that is one of the reasons you're in here. >> i understand the. okay? >> because you said she wished she was dead. and later, she became dead. >> but i didn't have anything to do with it. you can't wish someone dead and have it happen and then get blamed for it. it's not against the law to have wish his. it's not against a lot to make comments. >> maybe not. but when bruce harkey's murder trial rolled around, he would have to answer for all of them and more. >> coming up. >> i will simply say that that is a devastating bit of evidence. >> the past comes back to haunt bruce harkey when the queen of the county continues. the county continues if you've been playing down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day,... ♪ ...it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. ♪...and i'm feelin' good. ♪ no once-daily copd medicine... has the power to treat copd in as many w

>> lillian liao: at least half. >> pelley: this is ryland's e.r. x-ray. >> liao: you see the two bullet fragments that are in him. >> pelley: the x-ray shows you the solid fragments of the shrapnel and the bullets, but it doesn't tell you much about the damage to the soft tissue. >> liao: no, and it doesn't tell you what's on the inside. i mean, a bomb went off on the inside, and our job is to go in there and clean it up. >> pelley: a bomb went off on the inside because of the shockwave from these high- velocity rounds. >> liao: correct. >> pelley: ryland endured 24 surgeries to repair his arm leg, pelvis, intestines, kidney bladder and hip. >> liao: at some point, it's like putting humpty dumpty back together again. >> pelley: what do you mean? >> liao: well, his organs are now in different pieces, and you have to reconstruct them. the arm was missing soft tissue skin, muscle, and part of the nerves were damaged. the bowel has to be put back together. some of the areas of injury has to heal itself, so you can see that he can walk around like a nor

to lillian, there's a mirror maybe with meg of shimla hun. senator jack, i'm unable to television, the wall and it's been little tougher. i'm a he can see hard them, fifi mortality is virginity and g murat upon taskbar. clever past law fee. hate general barbara lee, l. taquita. she and la for the be in back. well, there is in the hello the birth when i carry your turn, the other so then there's really no, don't worry about this out as i did though. daily . regular. all the, you know, the, did you want to leave the lo huh. bella, i think at the end. yeah, i mean, it was another for a man who should be in today. he had moved to the well, he needs money or not i have the money to pay my rent. i did. it did not give me a le bob, but he's on a busy. if you don't play the g dog just be sorted on the spot, they put it as fast. almost a part of the c one the small, these on the one. so they can figure this out to be just young, live by the size of the month, just to say is on there's all to fall the search do, but draw somebody to us. i just got 3 comes off to do joe's going for a problem. got

we're human, or will it knocked lillian or smartly will because all source to video come hardly with the law. the bathrooms are shown to basel report walk, was for support on track them. know melisha by show college will not see school with the circus molecule a. by that this one got to last my shavers, hobble show, former or slit b, as a student with english. more good when compared to with school, like i told him afterwards and bottom will prevail show nationally. sure. hold on to check with him or norie to give you a story. new jersey about one of the pos leading couple of good mover. i'm are shipping this with um, with william moving to new to so from got orders for professional cause daily to drop. ashley who, chairs know the facility will require a storm, only partially. walker darcy and a little more the boiler literally cut, but bite. she's asking me to don't push the pair. i'm was mosquito, but years of light needs and i'm with she was actually me of discover eligible for she give me a call when you have a convention last week you did a premium. i do show in your storage um

that's also twins. lillian, neo colonial on food is i'm tired thinking you would him none of the state, you honest already. i get you. hawkins. is neo colonial iraq seek the s on that's why to iraq creek bound kind of, if i own ski, you're asking the homeless amok wait for him putting burden iraq to provide as game on saddam will saying for sure it up give on how to from best on dia, a dana national getting don't know if our coast had libyan gaddafi, a skin out us go, she give you what's what our irish fooling theater in a museum. julian, is until the you want to dish w zealand via dish w 0 to you on this, on the mesh need all single moms and best i can totally, unless the reason us, hey jim, it is so dangerous. it denies the sovereignty of the country. ah but march 24th 1999. the day yugoslavia was annihilated and it was covered on live tv. with with lawyers search and an exemption. and general bush village, witness the events and still remember those terrible days. nice little part of the photos. it really was your part of the same them like way source. it was not even i would be my

. >> lillian and lily, two high school sophomores planted their roots in the game at the same time asith the boys in little league. >> reporter: but come middle school no one asked their teammates if they were going to switch to softball. >> i didn't even think about it. i knew i wanted to play baseball. >> reporter: >> i went to the nurse's office to get my card to play and she said i can't. >> reporter: martineau's parents had no problem they visited with lawyers and staff and now they've heard it all, you know, why is she here or don't get beat by a girl. >> i know that i'm the first girl they've played against and it's like whatever, you're a high school boy. i don't even care. >> that's tuned out. >> reporter: what they do hear is the cheers from the other women in baseball and the men who support them martineau who yooss twitter to share her progress even got hitting advice from wade boggs. >> i went to twitter to get video out there, but i didn't expect to have people actually reaching out to me. >> reporter: there's the offered advice and requests for it too. >> some parents h

. >> reporter: lillian newton is a patient advocate at hope medical group for women in shreveport, louisiana, a position she pursued after going there as a patient. >> i don't know if i would have made it through an unplanned pregnancy managing my mental health. >> reporter: if roe v. wade is overturned abortions in louisiana legal up to 20 weeks would be immediately outlawed and yesterday the state legislature advanced a bill that would charge mothers and providers with homicide bradley pierce, president of the foundation to abolish abortion, helped write that bill and says his organization is working with at least a dozen other states on anti-abortion legislation. >> we believe that abortion is cruel, and it's the taking of an innocent life and we should make that illegal and there shouldn't be an exception for mothers. >> reporter: as americans await the fate of roe v. wade, the senate's top democratic announced a last ditch effort to protect abortion rights. >> next week the u.s. senate is going to vote on legislation to codify a woman's right to seek an abortion into federal law. >> rep

lillian liao treated them. >> when a high-velocity firearm enters a body, it basically creates a wavend a blast. so it looks like a body part got blown up, simply put. and so there's a lot of tissue that's going to go missing, that we cannot put back. >> reporter: sadly, it was not her first time treating victims of a mass shooting. she was on the front lines when a gunman opened fire inside a church in sunderland springs, texas, killing 26. >> the time where we responded to sutherland springs, i wasn't a mom. and this time, i am. i was grateful to be able to go home and hug my children. and also felt a little guilty that i was able to hug my children. and that i knew there were parents who couldn't. >> reporter: uvalde is a small texas town of 16,000 residents 80 miles west of san antonio. it's a place where just about everybody knows everybody connected by blood or proximity. >> the family of these men, communities, horrible killing. i will find time to meet with them. >> reporter: tonight archbishop gustavo garcia's task, as important and taxing as any here. make sense of the sense

move lillian cindy to reduce. whoa, whoa, you near me dental dental work at the kaiser regimen lea. my sounds and you, joe. gotcha. bishop mamma, come up with her dancing. she was a one 0 one, fighting a mule, one from the guys. asher commands with her until recently, stability was a key factor that caught considered when grand in custody. this made abducting a child. a common tactic, a legal amendment in june 2021 band parents from snatching children in custody disputed shell chunk phone and her lawyer gene. a hopeful that she may now have a better chance of being reunited with her son. had say toya the years of all what are you all those? she said basil. it's out on the 20 tricia. if i if on the day that iraq that's how you to high the lights were tricia you chinese on the you go tricia. so you got till high, far doing quite well. they ye go. so hoodie adoptee and john lied to me. i bought one of the train lead. now what much was a gillian uses him had shoot 20 elliptical empty coupled that's your father at home . what? yeah. oh yeah, and you have the day before the hearing chung

and their business model is very profitable and going on way. lillian let only for them, but this is also it's detrimental to the wider community that the one over one hour we had to ye, kiki, the provincial capital is sandwiched between the desert and the pacific. this used to be a depressed region. then the free trade zone, so free created, and a container port was built. companies operating here enjoy various tax exemptions. dario blanco, head of the key k free trade zone uses association kohls the self re a roaring success in economic terms, at least had put a fellow on a franca. a comment on the free trade zone was a political project. it meant that a lot of people from elsewhere settled here, not in the arid desert region when people even a future frequently created economic advantages for people who move g k for work, as well as for investors and in it and life. a lesson yet in thought is of discarded and unsold clothes, also benefit from tax exemptions. we come across american brands as well as governments that a clearly from germany, dealers distinguish between 3 categories.

there was a celebration each with sure. lillian scuttled on us. i won't really lose it, but i mean, yeah, i mean, it was for me to call. could i be to go and use you? i medical but it was, it was one we have a piece of want to get used when they gave me it was a little bit to live nichols focused. i just wrong medicine number. there is no alicia. yes. when you start to listen to go the bathroom, will go to the dealer. i do, but in a meeting, those that are on the door, right? so let me get it to me. if you're still in the clinic, at a total of both dylan's to the show and then you will have it when it comes co contingent, i'm going to put it off the bill. you just go reissue it for the spot and i grant you fantastic. across the globe, the does a great is paula was a did the shooter with a smarter release in the was movement where you aren't opinion, you need to like if you go over here for me and your sports of your school. yes, we are. catherine. both are still out of this more reason to put it on, but it is all and if there were a sober past nie

they look around, we hated the food, brought us fitted, baloo bromley, alicia with laurie. lillian and nicole in the craft with equivalent will become the healers. wilson with people are carrying lists of the medicines needed. so one to show how long the lists are there are lot of insulin dependent people, which is a problem. i don't know how to handle this the charity effort exxon is here with is just one of many private and government relief initiatives in town. oh, okay. i said us, these girls who are you through the chair buffy long possible. no, lou. my mom. while we talk to local women, distant sounds of shelling a heard, the frontline has moved several kilometers away from the town. but the fight for the republics remaining territories will continue for yet some time. more than 1000000 ukranian civilians have fled to, to russia to escape the war with local authorities, providing them with supplies and practical support. that's despite the ukrainian governments claims that refugees are being forcibly relocated in a special report. we hear from many who have voluntarily had an eas

it was a rest in a say, but she needs with sure lillian scuttled on that i want to lose a play me. i live in it for me. could i pay to please you? i medical but it was, it was one we have a piece of when a good she's been there. if you gave me it was a little bit to live in your course focused on medicaid number. there is no new ship indeed, but was just told to listen to go by them because of that that he live. i do, but in them it in those that are on there. mostly. all right, let's did evening me. yes. when you saw nothing in that, you're not comfortable still in the show and then you would have it when it should have thought it. and it comes co contingent. but what is proposed to build, you just go out or re issue and yet illustrate the support and i grant you fantastic. across the globe. that was a political spin studio and the other issue dawn did the shipper. we're good, but a smarter will you said the was moving where you aren't opinion. you'd be like if you go here for me in your sports severe ski. yes, catherine, both are so out of this more reasonable to 30. i'm good. it

brown, lillian, graduated from galileo high school. jazmin bailey. nicole and bram. [inaudible]. y i'm sorry i drew a blank. [inaudible] angel short. graduated from gateway high school. mia parker alexander. graduating from lincoln high school. constance ford. shalea debus. teric elston. graduating from lowell high school. simone wesley. graduating from mission high school, christian warren. diamond fisher. jaden draper. . ja nia jackson. jordan smith. miracle [inaudible] nicole robinson. timmon howard junior and graduating from o'connell high school sudonna [inaudible]. graduating from hill top gi mia wilson. graduating from ruth school of arts, dianey dillard and justice townsend. graduating from s footwork international high school, [inaudible] and graduating from washington high school nathannial [inaudible]. okay. on behalf of the scholarship committee. mrs. thomason and i as well as the san francisco alliance of black school educators and members, board and president linda martly jordan congratulations and to our community of supporters thank you e menstrually. [applause] [

jim brady, and lillian russell.d on the serious side of the spectrum, i suppose, to be completely gay and carefree. >> i am basically melancholy. >> i think both of us are very serious. >> we are both fairly serious, fairly quiet. >> i would say both of us could be described on the serious side. >> melancholy. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> as the parties and preparations lead chuck and lynda down to the final few days before the ceremony, gifts were pouring in from friends and well-wishers across the world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the 7th of december was actually two evenings taking place simultaneously. first in a quiet gathering in the white house, linda honored her bridesmaids. on the agenda, along with lots of reminiscing, where the antics of linda's nephew baby lynn. >> at the same time at the army navy club, chuck's friends, fellow marines and future father in law were toasting his last two days of bachelor hood. >> in wishing chuck the best of everything. he deserves it. i am sure he will get it. this time i would like you to join me in a to

i entered farms that lillian otto as a landscape architect and urban planner. his munich base team was awarded to re design contract construction is about to begin. gabriella mia? it's the targa loved as either among we're experiencing more very hot days or less, but also more heavy rainfall by lunch off. that's problematic enough in the countryside in but it's even more extreme in the cities on the face home. it can get unbearably hot in cities like causal were in the rhine valley and we have to cool down our cities and at the same time, mitigate the heavy rain for which is becoming more frequent and retain the water in the cities up. some is on the flutter, so it's so high. trees, fountains and miss spray will help cool the plaza father walkways are permeable. water is a key design element. ratliff, near display. we need to use every project to boost water retention in cities for plans, for cooling purposes, explaining we need to convert cities to what's called green and blue infrastructure one. cause who has adopting the sponge 30 concept to meet the climate

he told me that the second leader of mercy sister lillian once told him that she had a thing when you have seen one mercy project you have seen one mercy project. in other words, each project and financing is so unique that doing one doesn't necessarily help you on the next one. i hope that is not the case here. we learned incredible things doing this. it was really very different in terms of the way financed. from tipping point to the placement of long-term debt in the public market with long-term lease to the city of san francisco to the use of modular construction. everything about it was different. if there is a problem we have been facing we have yet to solve in my nancing and building -- financing and building the buildings. how can we do it more quickly? i know this is 833 bryant, a new name. in terms of costs and speed and the features and the cost per unit is down significantly to allow the tenants to occupy units more quickly. i hope we can learn from that and perhaps repeat a little bit of what we learned on this project on subsequent projects. it is my job to tell you how

the athlete came in second to is lillian gallagher who identifies as a woman.eing met by silence from red bull, yet to respond to her emails. >> todd: disney vowing new pride for kids, the rainbow pride on backpacks, t-shirts and created by lgbqt and all profits going to support lgbqt family spear that rolled out governor auntie sentenced to strip of special tax district over opposition to the states parental rights law. the white houses pausing joe biden disinformation board because of wait for it disinformation. what comes next for the disinformation's are? >> carley: ashley moody is coming up, plus congressman dan meuser will join us live. ♪ ♪ shipstation saves us so much time it makes it really easy and seamless pick an order print everything you need slap the label on ito the box and it's ready to go our cost for shipping, were cut in half just like that go to shipstation/tv and get 2 months free >> todd: a fox news alert. dhs abruptly halting president biden's disinformation governance board and white house blaming disinformation for derailing the launch.

joining me now is film critic, lillian crawford. let's go through the baftas first.fferent programmes doing well. nothing for it is a sin yet, which is surprising. —— nothing for it's a sin. we have the main categories to come so it'll be interesting to see. it's a sin, why is that leading the nominations? what was so good it? i think it was quite a radical new look at the aids crisis, particularly coming from russell t davies. he didn't win the writing award, but it's very exciting that he's bringing more of these sort of storylines to the screen, and hopefully he will be able to bring some of that back to doctor who. incredible that he seems to be at the fulcrum of almost every story today! i don't know if he planned it that way. he is cost ncuti gatwa as the new time lord, what can we expect from him as the new doctor who? i expect from him as the new doctor who? ., , , ., ., . ,, who? i mean, his performance in sex education is — who? i mean, his performance in sex education is wonderful. _ who? i mean, his performance in sex education is wonderful. he _ who? i m

lillian leal and her team demonstrated preparations for a mass casualty event. >> anesthesia is here.d and get up there with kelly so we can back her up in case it becomes a difficult air way. >> reporter: today, it is a drill. >> this is one of the teams that we formed. and the day of the mass casualty event we formed multiple teams such as this. >> reporter: but it wasn't a drill on tuesday. when a teenage gunman burst inside robb elementary school in uvalde, texas. murdering 19 children and two teachers, injuring at least 17 others, officials say. >> it is devastating. i think the same thing that every other person in this country is thinking, you know, how horrible their last moments were, right, and what that scene looks like. >> reporter: the trauma unit prepared to receive dozens of uvalde's wounded. nurse colleen davis recalled the agonizing wait for patients and a grim realization. >> after a while you start realizing more aren't coming and you start realizing why and then the weight of that sets in and it stays with you for the rest of the day and all the days after. >> repo

i also asked to lillian, a 32-year-old, who has had three abortions.rally at this clinic which is really only three clinics in louisiana which has since used this clinic to get her abortions and has become an employee. she told me it's going to be dangerous if abortions are closed in louisiana and this region. here's a little bit what have she has to say. >> not everyone has the ability to travel and will take matters in their own hands, and i can't say i wouldn't do the same right now if abortion access was restrict. it's already become an extreme undue burden is very present here in the abortion process here in the south and it's already so difficult. it's already a waiting game. it's already expensive. without that -- without the little access we still have i would be lost, and i think most women would feel the same way. >> and, joy, she told me over and over again she feels privileged because she was able to get an abortion but she says it's really a right that's completely critical to women's lives here. in this state, if roe is overturned, women

her parents lillian and phil mccloy work in our washington bureau.unteer in her community. she hopes to study psychiatry or speech therapy in college in florida. >> seeing him overcome that much is push me getting this award in his name do my very best in school just to honor his legacy of always helping people and putting so much effort and hard work into everything he does. >> bret: congratulations. charles said his father inspired him always to know everything, learn everything. passing that gift onto the next generation of thought leaders through this memorial scholarship. what better way to honor the memory of dr. charles krauthammer. joining me now daniel krauthammer. charles' son himself a writer. great to see you. >> so good to see you too, bret. >> bret: such a great time when we do this every year now and to see emmet choose history, at least so far and grace choose psychiatry, both things that your dad just loved. >> yeah. no, it's incredibly appropriate, i think, in so many ways. you know, that my father was so passionate about learning.

lillian and her team drilled for another mass shooting. >> four of the victims were brought right here to university hospital. three little girls and the shooter's grandmother. some of the doctors and nurses say that responding to these kinds of mass shootings is taking a personal toll. >> i kind of thought back to -- when i was 10 years old. so when i was 10 years old, my family immigrated to this country. and my biggest challenge was learning to speak english. and you just can't imagine what these children are going through. and it's really unfair. it's really unfair. >> trauma nurse crystal flores recalls the agonizing wait for patients and the realization that it was too late for most. >> i felt like forever for the next victims to come in as well. i just wish they would have been able to get to them quicker, for sure. >> she tears up when thinking about her little ones. >> crying, my husband started crying. he did tell my son, something really bad happened. >> a lot of crying that day. >> nurse colleen davis says she keeps thinking about the pain suffered by the victims' parents.

i also interviewed this remarkable woman today, her name is lillian.she has had three abortions, she talked to me about what life would be like if she was not able to access that health care. take a listen. >> had i not had abortion access, when i was at the age of 24, 25. debating my life path, i would have been completely lost. it would have had a negative impact on almost every aspect of my life. mental health, specifically, i don't know, how i would have made it. while managing my mental health. i don't know if i would have made it through a unplanned pregnancy managing my mental health. i physically was not healthy enough to carry a child. i was not making the best life decisions at the time. >> she tells me that she grew up protesting out in the very clinic where she got her abortion. and by the way stephanie, she is now working at the very clinic. because she's at that clinic. she said it saved her life. saved her from really having to go through a pregnancy that she said she did not want. she told me that she is really worried that these trigge

lillian wu has the latest you just heard one big, loud bang, and that was it. strong storms tearing through minnesota on monday, damaging dozens of homes . powerful wind gusts up to 90 miles an hour snapped and uprooted trees. sending some crashing into homes and blocking access to roads underneath the crawl space and we heard a couple of big thumps and i thought it was history. a possible tornado striking the town of florida north of minneapolis. the conditions totaled or severely damaged at least 75 structures, while strong winds knocked out power in the city of just 160 residents. rescuers went door to door checking on homeowners as utility crews worked to restore electricity. despite the widespread damage, officials say there were no serious injuries or fatalities against the roof and shingle damage just down the road where they lost their entire house. i mean, there's nothing left further east people in virginia are still cleaning up from an ef two tornado that swept through bedford county on friday, the national weather service says the twister was six mi

in 1962, mel and l lillian bailey were smart enough to turn on the tape recorder in their living roomdifference now ♪ >> reporter: one exhibit addresses dylan's famous decision to play electric guitar at the 1965 newport folk festival. ♪♪ >> reporter: which caused such an up roar that folk legend pete seeger was rumored to cut dylan as chords. >> we have a letter from bob dylan to pete seeger, the elder statesman folky coming to terms with what his protege was doing. >> reporter: people may think this is an obscure, inside s,inside story. but what we're talking about is who gets to speak the truth. >> what you get is a sense of the decisions, the choices that were made right in the moment. >> reporter: but the great promise of the center its voluminous -- >> it's his mind on the page. >> reporter: mark davidson is the curator of the collection. >> we have subterranean homesick blues here. he makes a mistake, and it "x"s over it. >> reporter: there are lines you see he did, and not the other ones. ♪ looking for a new fool ♪ ♪♪ >> reporter: dylan's songwriting has lured fans of differen

these other great councils are overhung, so edinburgh, added to aberdeen — clack manager and west lillianconservatives have really fallen back and it's labour in the greens who gained there. in terms of the first preference share of the vote, as always, i like the first preference change since 2017. the snp has actually slipped back in glasgow, as have the conservatives, and that is to the advantage of labour in the green party. many thanks for— labour in the green party. many thanks for that _ labour in the green party. many thanks for that overview - labour in the green party. many thanks for that overview for - labour in the green party. many thanks for that overview for us i labour in the green party. many| thanks for that overview for us of what's going on in scotland. now we have a full set to consider so we can make more definitive statements. kate forbes is a scottish finance secretary. thanks very much, good evening to you. secretary. thanks very much, good evening to yon-— secretary. thanks very much, good| evening to you._ nice evening to you. good evening. nice to talk to you-

lillian hultgreen was last seen on her birthday by neighbors. investigators knew she tried to fight off her attacker, but it wasn't until this year that they had dna testing that could link bits of skin found under her fingernails to a suspect. we often look for needles in haystacks. i've said that before. this was that needle those fingernail scrapings that ultimately identified the man sexually assaulted, strangled and killed this poor woman. now the d n a match files from terry bramble, a convicted sex offender he had lived under a highway 99 overpass until he died 11 years ago of natural causes. for the first time since the 19 sixties, congress held a hearing on the topic of ufos. caroline shively reports. lawmakers question pentagon officials and what military files show about encounters with what are now called you a ps unidentified aerial phenomenon. videos of ufos shown at this congressional hearing seems straight out of a science fiction movie. us navy personnel recorded what appears to be triangle, some flashing recorded several years

i serve as lillian louisiana's 44th secretary of state and i'm pleased to be speaking before you today because louisiana has unique experience and election preparation. not only did we have to deal with the challenges of covid-19 as did my colleagues but in 2020 we were faced with the running of the presidential election in the aftermath of tropical storms crystal ball and beta and change laura , marco, delta and sata. the last of which made landfall in louisiana on your six days the election day. in 2021 we were faced with another major storm and hurricane ida which devastated parts of our state just six weeks prior to our statewide elections. thankfully we were able to execute all these elections due to the hard work of our elections staff across the state and in cooperation with other state agencies. however, this year's federal election is a new challenge. the supply-chain backlog that has and will continue to affect paper supplies across the country. let me be clear. this crisis, this is a crisis that demand immediate attention and bipartisan action. it is not an exaggeration to s

effect change and to envision and create a better society, which is something that john and miss lillian what would you say to the coming generations? we put all our hope and them but, when you see young people talk about politics, they are very frustrated. by what's happening, or in some cases, not happening in this country. how do you convince them that staying civically engaged, participating in our democracy is a vital if this democracy is to survive? >> okay, you can call me alfre, please. but it will go on with or without you. so, you can either stay home, stay in your apartment or your house, let somebody come and get your wallet, take your money out and decide how to spend your money and what you're going to feed your kids that day. it's the only power we have in a democracy, is the power to vote as mr. holder was talking about earlier. but also, it is the only power that people who have been marginalized, and that everybody, basically, out of the dominant culture. that's why the culture is shrinking, why they're such a fire storm right now, i believe. but you have to -- i was bo

host: let's hear from lillian, maryland, democrats line.aller: i wanted to tell misses yoest i'm tired of people trying to take my rights away. the decision to have a baby should be between the woman, her god and her doctor. nobody else should be involved in this. you never hear them talk about men, men's responsibility. it is always put on the woman. they never talk about maybe men should get vasectomies. maybe men should take some responsibility. i'm so tired of hearing about the woman, the woman's fault, all the time. i don't understand this. men are involved. they should have vasectomies and take responsibility. some of these people who have children, who make children, and then the government or the state is running around trying to recoup money from them for child support. it's bad, it is not followed up. host: we will end it there. miss yoest, you can go first. charmaine: i appreciate her question and she outlined some issues where i think there is common ground. a lot of people feel very keenly that men need to be involved in the li

host: let's hear from lillian, maryland, democrats line.ler: i wanted to tell misses yoest i'm tired of people trying to take my rights away. the decision to have a baby should be between the woman, her god and her doctor. nobody else should be involved in this. you never hear them talk about men, men's responsibility. it is always put on the woman. they never talk about maybe men should get vasectomies. maybe men should take some responsibility. i'm so tired of hearing about the woman, the woman's fault, all the time. i don't understand this. men are involved. they should have vasectomies and take responsibility. some of these people who have children, who make children, and then the government or the state is running around trying to recoup money from them for child support. it's bad, it is not followed up. host: we will end it there. miss yoest, you can go first. charmaine: i appreciate her question and she outlined some issues where i think there is common ground. a lot of people feel very keenly that men need to be involved in the live