katie: still with us, marilyn watson, krishna and cliff. marilyn, it is a quality world.ear that week after week. is that your world, as well? marilyn: yes, we still very much favor quality at the moment. as you mentioned earlier, given the type spreads we are seeing in the different asset classes within fixed income not leasing in high-yield and investment grade. at the moment, we have concentrated on very liquid, high-quality kerry that we can invest in and reap that kerry -- carry. we can get carry that is securitized, which is high quality and comparable in terms of carry to high-yield. we like select names in high-yield. i think now, there -- we are looking at everything from a -- perspective and a cross currency bases where the best opportunities are. for now, given this environment and where we are and what we discussed in terms of where rates might go now. spreads are incredible he tight, we think we want to focus on the risks, we understand the liquidity and where we can get the decent carry. katie: krishna, credits rally big time. both the sealed, investment gra

as you say, she in some ways — marilyn monroe. as you say, she in some ways broke _ marilyn monroe.nroe. as you say, she in some ways broke the mould . in some ways broke the mould but in other ways, she created another one. how does the industry regard to? because ever since that bikini and was first and that film, there has been a problem with stereotyping women in roles? it is very interesting. back in 2012, she was doing a television interview and she said so many people do stereotype as just being a dumb, beautifulwoman stereotype as just being a dumb, beautiful woman that is just gorgeous to look at but doesn't have much going on outside of that, and he said it is not that, it is just that hollywood particularly stereotypes women who look like her. it is not that she doesn't have anything intelligent to say or to bring to the table, it is just that which opens her mouth, people don't want to hear what she has to say. they would ratherjust look at her in a pretty picture or up on the big screen. she went on to even have a business. she has a very successful week line. a lot of

marilyn should be no states they are lifelong contributors by the way lifelong taxpayers. with more than three or 62000 veterans it is not something we can do tomorrow but some parts of our state today. the time to make it happen as now and together we are going to get this done. [applause] and maryland on the past eight years we've seen a rise in violent crime. and during this time law enforcement step in the gap to keep our communities safe. [applause] at the same time we've also seen incarceration for young black and boys in neighborhood fearful of the criminal and the forces sworn to protect them. paraphrase scott fitzgerald to buy the way it's buried in rockville, maryland. he is not born there but he knew where he wanted to spend eternity. [laughter] we must hold these two contradicting items together at the same time. a beat determined to make them otherwise. someone here today does exactly that. marsha will you please stand? as a resident of baltimore, county. the whole state actually. she has worked in for 27 years he's worked in the department of corrections. the

the team that they need and deserve to support the people of maryland need and deserve right now marilyn's government has nearly 10000 vacancies with just under exceed 100 in the executive branch alone that means needs are not being them it means timeline for licensing and approval are closer to the 19th century than the 21st prevents from opening up small businesses o from keeping our communities safe and welcoming those back home that will pay their debt to society it's keeping marylanders from getting the healthcare that they need. this is not about creating big government this is about creating a better one. [applause] , that means eliminating and consolidating the positions that are no longer needed in filling the ones that we desperately do. that's why am proud that my budget makes going to state government a more attractive place to work when competitive wage increases to fill positions like registered nurses and attorneys and emergency response technicians because our workforce public and private it is a key to her states future. study after study tells us the same thing every busi

they are grateful for tom, marilyn and all the volunteers staff at echo. tom, we appreciate you taking the time to share your experience with us and raising awareness of important volunteers and community based organizations to improving nutrition among seniors. thank you before being here with us today, with a key forward to hearing your testimony. >> thank you ranking member scott and our fourth witness is elayne masters from gibsonia, south carolina. -- as i mentioned. it elayne is a nutrition advocate who recently was representative at the white house count france on hunger, nutrition and health where she shared her experiences navigating food insecurity. she is both an older adult and a person with an invisible disability. elayne we'll share her experience as a participant in federal nutrition programs, we want to thank you again for being here. and making that trip. i heard about the early train you talk. yesterday, right? thanks very much. we will start with our first witness statement. and i will ask our witnesses to try and stay within the five mi

marilyn: we are increasing duration.e do. continuing to see very strong inflation data, overall economic activity remains -- remains robust. we see terminal rates on the horizon. we think the economy will slow from here. now is starting to become the time where it is maybe time to lock in a little bit more. being very cautious and cognizant that the fed is being very data-dependent and has made it crystal clear they will keep rates above the neutral rate for a long period of time. lisa: mohammed was on last week with john talking about how this fed will have to choose between torpedoing the economy or allowing inflation to rest at a 3% level and not a 2% level. you agree with that, do you think ultimately we will end with a higher inflation rate over the next 10 years than the fed would like? marilyn: the fed has been trying to trade that very fine line and has shifted down its increments to basis point hikes. we think we could see a few more. the bar is high to separate that. it doesn't want to torpedo the economy. idea

ah, ah, ah, this is the news live for marilyn you, lee, this call for more supply of munitions to ukraine. not immune execute to conference . you foreign policy chief just assess the west. my speed up military support are also boxy proposal. by doing, i'm prime minister that kayak, hollis will. you joins ammunition by to boost supplies to keep ahead. easy land counts the cost of cycle. gabrielle and i've been people who have so far been confirmed that with thousands and i counted full and billions of dollars lost in the damage on the rise and fall of a tennis legend. forest back on is that the bed in film festival? he's presenting a film that looks at his life for me, surprise went up one bold into a prison sentence. will tax evasion with i am eddie micah junior. welcome to the program. debbie, an executive conference has wrapped up with a call for the european union to speed up military supplies to ukraine. as soon as prime minister kayak alice told government on defense need s. member states should act jointly in by and ammunition and other weapons for the use foreign policy chief just

olympia degusche juliet greco virginia woolf she and marguerite yursinar with him josephine baker marilynsan rosa parks not na simone jeanne d'arc alexandre devineil sarah bernard juliet greco cleopatra josephine baker frida kahlo olympia gouge virginia woolf she is nin marguerite her arsenal josephine baker marilyn monroe and lilies nora kvitanskaya rosa parks, josephine baker creed rosa parks matari these or these heelies? we want to be protected. give us that right. why be afraid of mom to become with notoriety and why choose to be a saint or a lewd? joy, i want every minute. be rebellious with all your might to the fate of the shameful rule number four a good wife is the mistress of her body rule number five equality with men in any business decide to give birth or not to give birth rule number six wake up everyone . well, i'm their father. mom, dad slept at night, here not at all. you're late again 9 o'clock this week, 15. no working conditions

edri workala marilyn monroe has already been sold for almost 200 million dollars, as for artificial intelligenceourse, understanding people understand that, mm , artificial intelligence has come in the arts to creativity in culture and, accordingly, it has come to the art market, so , most likely now for the most part it is technology support. many, by the way, redeemed works that were created by the neural network. and this money went to the further development of research on the neural network, that is, to creation and so on, and being a collector who is interested in the development of this technology can be one of the investors, but if we take it as the art market, investments in art almost always bathed themselves, being one of the leaders of the national center for contemporary arts in terms of creativity, as far as modern belarusian art today is filled with digitalization and technology. if compared with belarusian art, even literally 6-decade-old range, then very much if we talk about trends in general world, then, perhaps, not so quickly our artists are introducing some innovative metho

ensuring women's right to reproductive freedom act, which passed this house last year with congresswoman marilyn strickland and congressman jamie raskin and more than 150 original co-sponsors. and madam speaker, i urge the house to pass this bill once again. protect this fundamental right. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. lee: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. lee: i rise today in support of house joint resolution 26, disapproving the actions of the district of columbia council in approving the revised criminal code act of 2022. as a former federal prosecutor and circuit court judge, i know firsthand how important it is for criminal penalties to reflect the seriousness of a crime and to ensure the safety of our communities. despite surging crime rates, the d.c. council seeks to reduce the maximum sentences for violent crimes such as car jacking and robberies and

marilyn was out. what kathy down in his mind way knocked mom a duck miss it. he hanny guin issues who can be in harland then her could work on the italy, me who his knew where to push me a humid secret. grenay him would roam. is she there? when messiah did guinea answers young bothered arcot. my dwindled heavy. bookkeeper was it. he museum nationalist leader in the 1950s. why live in bay? he was on the throne. the bang had to balance up even independence movement with them. yeah. lety of french occupation. the base failure to fully embrace denisia nationalism anchored bookkeeper maebelle allen us will give up the jaffe as little as i most of some single car to god oh, sale member fuse. it grew up for him. c h a min minimum for us lab. and then the chandelier little bay, her get the defeat her la casita bill of the debate, annual annual fee and base oliver behind me. isn't that hot or cold? neil made of it? i'm here for the hike. mira was collect mira and base our shallow fashion cow at our commission for gehurah was roach. and he said enough all keyboard josma

e yours, which you perform marilyn, she is an incorrigible optimist and adbi - this is our great tamara is a pessimist. she looks through such black glasses, so to speak, she is a reality. please tell me, here, maybe i'm traumatized in the twentieth year, but i read the text and split. eh, the theater in this in this production may be for many viewers, this is a comedy in its purest form, but for me it was here. such a dramatic moment that when people see the world in black colors , they, unfortunately, realize very late your mistakes, what do you say, you understand, when we were doing this play and it was proposed by our wonderful friend, and the honored artist of the russian federation, actor of the pushkin theater. he is the director andrei zavodiuk. he offered specifically for mironova and for me though the role. e my heroine. she is older. she is just older than my colleagues, who are older than housing, it would be difficult to play this heroine, even physically. uh, when he suggested, you know, i didn't see, but some subtext of the twentieth year, because the play she hooked us,

marilyn's unemployment rate decreased to 4% in december. how are the biden administration's policies impacting your state specifically? >> well, the fact that the pro president biden in the past two weeks has been to the state of maryland twice has been huge. the first time was when he came in baltimore and announced the joint investments that we're making. it's going to be responsible for 30,000 jobs. 30,000 jobs in the state of maryland and then being down here in prince george's county where we are talking with our union with a union hall talking about the importance of making sure these are strong union jobs. if you look at maryland's economy, the truth is over the past eight years, the u.s. economy has grown by 23%, gdp has grown by 23%. during the same period of time, maryland has grown by 11. our economy is not keeping pace with where the national economy is moving. that's why these partnerships that we have with the federal government, that's why the strong relationships that we have with the white house is so important to maryland

her boss said to me, marilyn, need document. me, marilyn, i need document.s? no problem, i walk past desk and it's full of past the desk and it's full of solitaire . and when i sat back solitaire. and when i sat back down, somebody leaned over and said is she solitaire ring again 7 said is she solitaire ring again ? and that is how she used to spend the of her time. so i came to realise prison t is very different to productivity fascinating. that's marilyn devaney. she's a remote working consultant . well thank you for consultant. well thank you for joining me. i find it very sad news the family of bruce willis announced he's got front temperature in his statement they said was a relief they said it was a relief finally a clear diagnosis. finally have a clear diagnosis. they've their deep they've expressed their deep gratitude for the great outpouring to bruce . outpouring of love to bruce. he's of course, he's one of the world's most favourite actors. uk they're uk charities say they're thankful sharing his thankful to for sharing his diagnosis will help ra

joining me now is my friend, marilyn stomach reddit governor, wes moore. its first time i've addressed you as governor and i am tearing up a little bit. it's so good to see. you congratulations on your win. >> thank you. congratulations to you. congratulations to. you >> we did good. our moms are proud. wes, governor more, let's talk a little bit about what happened last night. i think there was a lot of surprise and it may remains unclear how much biden expected to be heckled. but he turned it into a real moment. how long do you think he can play this strategy? do you think it's going to work? do you think republicans are now in a bind of their own making? >> i think the strategy is going to work because his strategy is just, share facts. there's nothing else to it. when he talks about the reason that the investment matters, and what it means to individual local communities, i can tell you right now, that it matters to the state of maryland, where the president was just here last weekend and in our partnership we announced new construction to the frederic

we had n the number senior releases for marilyn, rhode island, nevada, and new mexico.ll of these folks to be at risk as the retirement savings is worth much much less. veterans across the country, they rely on their government for their disability, their health care, their pensions could be left with no support. spmedicare reimbursements for or hospitals would go way down. healthcare treatment would be worse. healthcare treatment will be e more expensive. and there would be massive layoffs that so many of our hospitals and particularly rural areas. many of my areas the hospital is the largest employer. food on the table, 42 million americans get it. and so we can think of scenarios. think of a senior in all but he could not afford the rent there social security was delayed. i disabled veteran in baltimore who won't if he or she can get the care he or she needs. a parent and w albuquerque that relies on snap and doesn't know if they can feed their kids. a family in bristol who just bought their first home. and now their mortgage is sky high. a local hospital in carson c

it will make oklahoma city and the workers and marilyn they really shown the world and certainly within the? certainly within apple that you can stand up for yourself.— stand up for yourself. they have unveiled what _ stand up for yourself. they have unveiled what your _ stand up for yourself. they have unveiled what your conceit - stand up for yourself. they have unveiled what your conceit is - stand up for yourself. they have | unveiled what your conceit is the smallest vr headset, the beyond headset that was of roger 27 grams per packs high resolution into its frame. it will add popular services to its side bar and then try to build features such interact with the ai i build features such interact with the a! i can tell gently summarising web page content at the click of a button. in the heart of scotland, this is a city packed full of history. stirling is somewhere many people from all over the world choose to come and visit. and itjust so happens to be the place where i grew up. but today i'm forgetting everything i know about this place to become a tourist again — with the help of

if you want to look like marilyn manson, it is your right. >> she does. beautiful people.body sing it with me. [ laughter ] >> oh. free country. >> you know what the problem is though. the only criticism she hears is from social media because nobody in her circle is saying hey, -- you are a little too much helium in the the cheekbones. >> that's the problem, you will like to think someone like madonna who's done her music, she's madonna, at one time, she's like a virgin and now, not so much. you would think she would be at a place where someone talking about her and it would be like easily for madonna to dismiss it because of who she is. that's worrisome and you would think that she would be able to handle somebody saying something. when you surround yourself by yes people. >> was like a virgin and now not so much is not a porn category. >> i know this because of my fan base but grandma porn is big. >> i would not know about that. >> they'll send you anything, do not open. >> do not open. >> up next, americans see their debt inflate with each valevalentine p ddate. on a ve

daughter marilyn, sick grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren. a son, phil, passed away sadly in 2014. in addition he leaves many, many friends and supporters. grateful constituents, loyal former staff, and members of congress who followed him into this chamber. just 15 months ago i had the privilege to meet mr. and mrs. broyhill myself. it cemented for the me the larger than life figure of jim broyhill who has long since entered the pantheon of foremost north carolinaian leaders. for all the care he furnished to the republican party as he broke one party dominance in north carolina, he was a humble public servant, loyal husband, father, and friend. it's my honor to pay tribute to his memory today. jim broyhill, rest in peace. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california, ms. porter, for five minutes. ms. porter: madam speaker, our economy thrives on competition and freedom. no employer should be able to block their workers from taking a better job. but that's what noncompete contracts do. they strip

i mean if you look at throughout even in our cinema, marilyn monroe, you think about all these incredibles when you actually say no, i'm going to use my full voice and i'm going to take off this face. >> stephen: previews start the week of valentine's day. is it a good way? >> i think it is because valentine's day i think has been co-opted by people who want to sell cople's things. i think valentine's day should be more about love. people celebrate their friendships and women give them to their children and yes to our partners as well. but if we can use valentine's day as something like self love i think it's the perfect valentine's day play. >> stephen: sounds lovely. (applause) >> stephen: lovely to see you again, thank you so much for being here jessica. previews of "a doll's house" start february 13 at the hudson theater. jessica chastain, everybody. we'll be right back with "new york times" best-selling author jay shetty. i'm lindsey vonn, and ever since i retired from skiing, i've had trouble falling asleep and staying asleep— you know, insomnia. before i found quviviq, an fda-appro

reporter: so she teamed up with her friend, marilyn, and they founded radical monarchs.arget, girls in the third to fifth grade. the first badge the girls worked on was learning about black lives matter and what was causing the social unrest of that time. >> some people say it is too much or too heavy, but they are human beings who experience the world and they overhear what their parents and families are talking about, and also experience the world. reporter: within months, their work was criticized by conservative commentators who zoomed in on the word radical. and what they were teaching the girls. >> in society, we are socialized to accept that things are the way that they are. and i think that radicalizing means to investigate. it means, no, things are set up where some people have more advantages than others. we are going to have conversations that are not normally had at home or in the media, so that is what it means to radicalize. reporter: this radical idea has grown nationwide. besides oakland, there are now groups in los angeles, denver, new york and other eas

he's like a plus sized marilyn man son at this point.it a rest. >> laura: i have to tell you something ozzy osbourne did it better. if this is your thing ozzy rocked it back in the 70s. >> when the culture is this depraved this loses its ability to shock. jill biden made a surprise appearance at the grammys as a presenter. at first i thought she might be announcing best audio performance of a classified document. but she did have that big crossover latin hit, you remember that, don't you? oh, yeah. >> say it with me, the future is ours. ♪ >> that was a great song. that was a great one. the clubs are all playing it. >> laura: el doctor, jill. she got kind of a limp reception there. >> yeah, she did. >> thank you. the first winner of the recording academy's best song for social change, an iranian singer song writer for his stirring song. >> well, she slaughtered spanish let's go slaughter another language. why do they keep putting the first lady in this position where she's having to put foreign words and foreign languages in her mouth. it

marilyn -- he says it comes to $70,000 per shelter bed per year. >> it communities spend on shelter.we are in an emergency situation. we do not have the luxury to say that over 10 years we could make a better investment. you have to get people housed now. reggie: the councilmember says the city can get rid of encampments for less. kumasi: san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood is getting funding from the ongoing tenderloin initiative. the exact funding of each program will be decided in a few months after a resident voting process. programs include a service to help kids get to and from school safely. money will go to fund those projects through 2025. fire crews in palo alto are investigating a fire that damaged a string of businesses. firefighters got the call just after 11:00 p.m. last night. two coffee shops, a liquor store, and a dry cleaning service were impacted, with smoke and fire damage. thankfully, no one was injured, but there is no word on what caused the fire. reggie: president biden will meet with congressional black caucus members to discuss police reform. bina has mo

feel free to try on the image of marilyn monroe although the comparison with another actress soviet loveorlova more. i love that they saw my song, they didn’t even hear it, so that i sang and people saw the movie. i focus on performing vocals. now you yourself understand with age. he, of course, gets back a little lost. if the nuances, here's the voice sits down a bit. it's completely different now. god to others, because the apparatus is, after all, with age. he becomes more lethargic and a vibrator appears , some kind of hoarseness appears in the lower register. this is fine. it `s naturally a young voice at the age can be preserved if you constantly engage in frankie e, who sounded up to 80 years old, you understand practically, but false, look at our ivanovich territory at your age. uh, you see, he sings , he sounds, he rings, because the professional and vladimir vasilyev, the star of the eighties , is a frequent guest on radio and television. he proved that the former does not exist, especially if it is a torn page with an anthology of the soviet blue light in general , the impress

reporter: so she teamed up with her friend, marilyn, and they founded radical monarchs. in the third to fifth grade. the first thing they worked on was learning about black lives matter and what was causing social unrest. >> some people say it is too much or too heavy, but they are human beings who experience the world and they overhear what their parents are talking about. reporter: within months, their work was criticized by conservative commentators who zoomed in on the word radical. >> in society, we are socialized to accept that things are the way that they are. but we are here to investigate. things are set up where some people have more advantages than others. so we will have conversations and that perhaps are not normally had at home or in the media, so that is what it means to radicalize. reporter: this radical idea has grown nationwide. besides oakland, there are now groups in los angeles, denver, new york and other east coast cities. this troop from richmond visited the black panther museum as they worked to earn a black lives in badge. >> welcome to my hou th

marilyn called paul. >> i was frozen. i couldn't believe what i was hearing.een door how it was murdered. or when. i had just lost the most important person in my family in my life. >> he rushed to the michelin, home and headlong into chaos. it was like a three ring circus. in the front yard where all the news in media, with all the lights. >> investigators could see that this was not a typical robbery, homicide. these lexus was gone. as we're close, and more than $2,000. the killer had left evidence, looked like he spent the night. >> whomever was in the home, had help themselves to some food in the refrigerators, some ham, some ice cream, that they had gone upstairs and shaved. apparently the bristled from his beard were on the floor. >> but, the most disturbing evidence, which -- >> there were aspects of the homicide that indicate that there was some torture that occurred. >> more than some. much more. >> he practically slid his whole throat with the bow saw, he put him in a kind of an snl mask, with just two holes for the nostrils, after he had been repeat

maryland, two people, including a neo-nazi leader, were arrested and charged with plotting to attack marilyn's grid. brandon russell appeared in a baltimore court monday while circling dell and was indicted in florida. the two face up to 22 years in prison. this is an fbi special agent. >> sarabeth, brandon russell conspired to inflict maximum harm on the power grid, a key component of our infrastructure. the accused were not just talking but taking steps to fulfill theirhreats and further their extremist goals. amy: the white house is white supremacist and violent extremists malicious posts the most threat to the united states. supporters of leonard peltier rallied in cities and town across the u.s. and around the world monday calling for the release of the 78-year-old indigenous rights activist. the prests camas pelti entered to his 4h year hind barfor a cre he say he did not commit. his 1977 conviction for alleged involvement in killing two fbi agents in a shootout on the pine ridge reservation was riddled with irregularities and prosecutorial misconduct. last month, the former senior fbi a

at the location to to tell the story best so and i got to do that with taking berlin and so take marilyn tells the story of the last of the war and why is that why is the last year of the war important? well, first of all, i wasn't really done with the story when we got to august 1944. and, um, and, you know, in paris was liberated. there was still a war going. they still had a lot more fighting to do, but also to, in the big scheme of things, the last year of the war shapes has shaped everything about our modern world. ever since 1945, and especially right now with the things going on in ukraine. it's a carbon. putin's doing exactly what it's like right out of the stalin playbook. so it's nice to to kind of visit some history to see that. so when i when i was writing this book, you know, paris was about paris. and so everything i could just do events in paris. some of the the atrocities happened in the fighting in paris because berlin's a different book, berlin. it could have it could have been a thousand pages because we've got all the big battles. we've got d-day, the hurricane forest

. >> lawmakers meant -- and marilyn have created a bill to offer incentives to try out the incentive.t would offer business tax credits to chai a 32 hour workweek for employees without reducing their 40 hour pay or benefits. if approved it would be signed into law in maryland would become the first state to have an official four-day workweek policy. and i just see some of the boxes upstairs saying, do not let him read the story again. we are so tired of hearing this from him. and often i get reminders on the phone. you will get four days pay, not five days. but in maryland they could figure it out. who says no to this. are you ready? click some ready. we prove during the pandemic that we could do anything. there's always a way. and even in our business that we are here every day, we could at least have people work monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday and other people could cover the friday, saturday, sunday show. >> we could help the managers draw this up. >> we could. >> looking at it from the measured point of view if we can maintain the same level of productivity and profitability,

happy 78th wedding anniversary to navy veteran rogers and his wife marilyn in bloomington, illinois.om we have ed, lisa, susie and dan all celebrating birthdays in ireland. congratulations to glenn and rachel in charlotte, north carolina, and welcome to the world twins harper and bennett. great shots. we have best friends of 38 years lydia and cynthia in wilmington, north carolina. you can send us a photo of you and your mug with the #sundaytoday. you might see yourself next week. remember, you can get the sunday today mug online at today.com/shop. pe> thanks for s >>> good morning. it is sunday, february 19th, 7:00, as we take this live look outside. a golden glowing sky over san jose on a very chilly bay area sunday morning. thank you so much for starting it with us on this president's day weekend. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel joins us with a look at the forecast. pretty in pink i might add. >> thank you very much. i think our camera here is also pretty in pink. look at all these beautiful colors, looking like a spring palate as

people may know the 1959 marilyn monroe movie, it's based on that, but not exactly.ht that we could get hold of this movie that every grandparent enjoys and we could make it something that every grandchild could enjoy right along with them. and i love to think that we did it. so families can come and see the show, and have a great time. >> so how do you approach that as a writer? you wrote the book as i said. how do you take a beloved piece of material, and updated without changing it too much. >> i co-wrote the book with matthew lopez, and we, i cannot say that we didn't change the book too much. we totally super did. [laughter] but you know, we just wanted the path to the most joyous version of the story. and i think we got it. >> the reviews of this are off the charts. people love, it is so much fun, they're laughing, they can't believe how great the dancing is throughout. tell me about your character, and what you loved about jerry daphne. >> i love the journey, the experience i get to have every night and share with audiences, freeing yourself to see yourself. l

let 81 boldly try on the image of marilyn monroe although a comparison with another actress soviet lovee that they saw my song, they didn’t even hear about it, so that i sang and people saw the movie. i focus on performing vocals. now you yourself understand with age. he, of course, gets back a little lost. if there are nuances, here the voice sits down a little, it's completely different, because the apparatus is, after all, with age. he becomes more sluggish and vibration appears. yes, there is some kind of hoarseness in the lower register. this is fine. this naturally young aged voice can be preserved if practiced constantly. frankie, who sounded up to eighty years old, you understand practically, but lied, look at our nature ivanovich his years. and you see, he sings, he sounds, he rings, because the professional i decided to remind myself and vladimir vasiliev, the star of the eighties, is a frequent guest on radio and television. he proved that the former there are no professions, variety techniques are stainless, especially if this is a torn page from the reader of the soviet blu

>> being able to have that day or one the scholarship in alabama, flew up to marilyn, got into the gameer joint my teammates we won the game is a big victory for me, my family, student athletes, my university i do credit my parents coming from the bahamas making sure my brothers and i focus on education had a great academic growlers. trying to a chain that even before athletic glory. all of that foundational influence i had from my parents i think set me up for that moment when the parallel roads of going to oxford as a road scholar and only 32 people get them every year it's really prestigious award versus going to the national football league coming off of a really great all-american type junior season florida state university. shannon: you are working hard at doing around-the-clock, putting in extra hours, doing work on your own time, looking for mentors. this was not a mistake and success these are very hard choices. >> absolutely. i think football that growth and experience i had an failure getting knocked down, getting back up, playing the next play. overcoming adversity, and taki

it's kind of like tahoe, but in santa cruz, marilyn larue and family made a pit stop on the trip to drop their daughter at school, choosing instead to compete in the friendliest form of conflict and conquest. the california cold offers a few inches of snow provided enough for a brief snowball fight. trees are all destined the roofs snow on the top. it's beautiful winter to a meteorologist. winter is december, january and february. it's still winter. forecasters say the dusting wednesday into thursday we'll see more, snow added on top upwards of a half foot of snow thursday and through mid morning friday in areas where the elevation is at least 2500 ft. but there could be snowfall as far down as 500 ft above sea level. these conditions are a clarion call for those who love the snow. many people like to come up. playing the snow called him and i was like i'll be at your house in 10 minutes. it's snowing on 17. minutes later, a game of fetch with saffron using that's right. a snowball 20 minutes away from home is kind of weird living in the at the beach. snow is pretty to look at, but it ca

oh, i one 0 i bacharach song one less bell to answer performed by the 5th dimensions marilyn mc, who is arguably one of the greatest torch songs of all time. sometimes bacharach songs teetered on the verge of sacker and sentimentality, but never crossed the line. dismay me, i am to p. o jobs all n o he bacharach and david wrote sound tracks for movies, notably butch cassidy and the sundance kid in 1969. b j. thomas sang raindrops. keep falling on my head. they keep bowling, they're heavy. i bacharach won the oscar for best original score. his songs also won tony and grammy awards. bacharach married more times, including to actress angie dickinson walked oh. he continued to perform at the piano well into his later years. he will be remembered for as long as his lush romantic works float on the breeze of moonlit nights. ah, elizabeth's going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories. i'm robinson. stay with us if you can. goodbye. ah ah, with touchy money into african gold and exclusive al jazeera investigation coming soon, one day i might be covering politics. l

it's kind of like tahoe, but in santa cruz, marilyn larue and family made a pit stop on the trip to drop their daughter at school, choosing instead to compete in the friendliest form of conflict and conquest. the california cold offers a few inches of snow provided enough for a brief snowball fight. trees are all destined the roofs snow on the top. it's beautiful winter to a meteorologist, winter is december, january and february. it's still winter. forecasters say the dusting wednesday into thursday we'll see more, snow added on top upwards of a half foot of snow thursday and through mid morning friday in areas where the elevation is at least 2500 ft. but there could be snowfall as far down as 500 ft above sea level. these conditions are a clarion call for those who love the snow. many people like to come up. playing the snow called him and i was like i'll be at your house in 10 minutes. it's snowing on 17. minutes later, a game of fetch with saffron using that's right. a snowball 20 minutes away from home is kind of weird living in the at the beach thursday evening rainfall expected to

and yours , which you perform marilyn, she is an incorrigible optimist and abby - this is our great tamaraova, she is a pessimist. she looks through such black glasses, so to speak, she is a reality. please tell me here, maybe i'm traumatized in the twentieth year, but i read the text and split. eh, the theater in this in this production may be for many viewers, this is a comedy in its purest form, but for me it was here. such a dramatic moment that when people see the world in black colors , they, well, unfortunately, they realize their mistakes very late, what do you say , you understand, when we were doing this play and it was suggested by our e friend, a wonderful and honored artist of the russian federation actor pushkin theatre. he is also the director andrei zavodiuk. he offered specifically for mironova and for me though the role. e my heroine. she is older. she is just older than my colleagues, who are older than housing, it would be difficult to play this heroine, physically even now, when he proposed, you know, i did not see any subtext of the twentieth year, because the play sh

it's kind of like tahoe, but in santa cruz, marilyn larue and family made a pit stop on the trip to drop their daughter at school, choosing instead to compete in the friendliest form of conflict and conquest. the california cold offers a few inches of snow provided enough for a brief snowball fight, but the trees are all destined the roofs snow on the top. it's beautiful winter to a meteorologist. winter is december, january and february. it's still winter. forecasters say the dusting wednesday into thursday we'll see more, snow added on top upwards of a half foot of snow thursday and through mid morning friday in areas where the elevation is at least 2500 ft. but there could be snowfall as far down as 500. ft. above sea level get really cold. and we'll get some rain and a solid snow dusting along the hamiltons area and the santa cruz mountains. um i'm sure they'll get snow up there. these conditions are a clarion call for those who love the snow. many people like to come up. playing the snow called him and i was like i'll be at your house in 10 minutes. it's snowing on 17. minutes later

it's kind of like tahoe, but in santa cruz, marilyn larue and family on a mission to see some snow thursday morning, making the 20 minute drive from capitola brighton early arriving at the summit in the santa cruz mountains to find this trees are all destined to the roofs. snow on the top. it's beautiful, perfect ingredients for an impromptu snowball fight and perhaps a game of snowball fetch . it's not the first time but it is the first time here for sure like the law rouz after buying the forecast these two friends hitting the highway and heading up i called him and i was like i'll be at your house in 10 minutes. it's snowing on 17 like tahoe. it's kind of weird, very doesn't feel like santa cruz. caltrans crews out overnight treating highway services but the roads this morning not easy to navigate heavy snow, making visibility difficult at times, chp urging those on the roads like uber driver juan carpio to slow down and to bring emergency supplies. but i was more careful because i don't know i'm not. i don't i don't have the experience on riding on his nose, so i gotta be careful. but a

te molesta si te digo marilyn monroe cubana? >> me encanta. soy su fans. los quiero.ento por su rÁpida reacciÓn.. entÉrate quÉ hicieron y por quÉ es tan importante aprender maniobras de resucitaciÓn. alejandra espinosa tiene un encuentro secreto con jesse rodrÍguez. te contamos que la dejÓ entrar hasta en su maleta. karla: a andrea y greta anuncian su separaciÓn. sabrÁs por quÉ. satsha: luis miguel vuelve aparecer junto palo mi mÁs adelante te contamos dÓnde. francisca: se dan cita con muchos famosos porque tambiÉn y que gane en vivo edwin luna y su esposa kimberly y Él cantarÁ para ti. esto y mÁs en una nueva hora de "despierta amÉrica". [mÚsica] raÚl: nominada a mejor canciÓn urbana. gracias por decir presente. karla: quÉ linda que andas. raÚl: cÓmo amamos a karol g. realmente. [habla en inglÉs] francisca: nos vamos para el miami arena con jesse y astrid que estÁn espectaculares metiÉndo las narices en todos lados. [risas] astrid: regresamos a lo que viene siendo el escenario donde todos se llevarÁ a cabo esta noche y quÉ mejor lugar que la parte de atrÁs de nosotro

they are grateful for tom, marilyn and all the volunteers and staff. we appreciate you taking the time to share your experience with us and raising awareness how important volunteers and community based organizations are to improve nutrition among seniors. thank you for being with us today and we look forward to hearing your testimony. >> thank you ranking member scott. from allegheny county as i mentioned, elaine is a nutrition advocate who recently was a representative at the white house conference on hunger, nutrition and health where she shared her experiences navigating food and securities as well as in adults and a person with an invisible disability. elaine will share her experience as a participant and federal nutrition programs and we want to thank you again for being here and making the trip. i heard about the early train that you took yesterday, right? thanks very much. so we will start with our first witness statement and i will ask the witness is to try to stay within the five minutes. obviously if you go 20 seconds over we are not going t