. >> thank you chairman mike mccall. we now proceed to ranking member greg meeks of new york. >> thank you. first, let me associate myself with remarks. -- your words, your thoughts are moving. and i think that you speak for all of us. let me say to the families because as mr. mccall has said i have had the opportunity to go to israel recently. any time i see you you give me hope. that is why your presence here is so important. i really cannot imagine what you are going through. i really cannot. i am a father of three. three daughters. and three granddaughters. i cannot imagine on a saturday afternoon, my daughters and my granddaughters on a regular day a bright and sunny day going out about their normal business and then, all of a sudden, terrorists come and change their lives forever. the video that german mccall talked about, where we could see some who were taken hostage how they were taken hostage. that is inhumane. it is unconscionable. but yet, thank you for having the courage to be here today to tell your story.

mccall. you are recognized for five minutes to address the amendment in the nature of the substitute. >> i want to go back to the supreme court decision, the united states versus the supreme court of texas. the court was examining a statute that provided the government shall take into custody any alien that has committed an aggravated -- it is not discretionary that they shall take into custody. we are talking about human trafficking, money laundering, firearms offenses. these are serious crimes. the statute in question requires that it be mandatory, not discretionary. what the court says is that an officer cannot rely on the fact of conviction. the dhs memorandum says, directly contrary to the statute -- this is a quote from the court. dhs personnel shall not rely on the fact that conviction is going to pass the law. we cannot have a felony. you cannot take that into account. that is not prosecutorial discretion. it takes away the discretion. going back to oral arguments made before the cour

this is mccall very clearly trying to control was the change over our understand age as well as provide the most seamless transition that he can to the next generation, please. well, if it wasn't based on a political calculation, it's definitely gonna have some kind of political consequences. mcconnell was known, especially here in europe, as one of the stronger pro nato, and pro ukraine voices in the republican party. so do you think that europe should have cause for concern that's his successor, won't fill that role. and i think that that's an absolutely reasonable position and fear to have. we don't know who a successor will be, it will likely be what one of what we call the 3 jobs as john buroso johnston or john thornton's. these are all well established numbers of the republican party. i think all those names you, when it comes to foreign policy, from much the same cloth as quantum. they may not be as vocal where as aggressive in their support for nato or ukraine, but i think many of them, all of them really come from the same position. the question is, what happens if trump wins a

joined several other european leaders and down playing the idea after french president emanuel and mccall signal that european n nato troops could be needed to fight russia. also on the program, the story behind one of the many tie nationals kidnapped moss terror attack. we meet the worried mother of the migrant workers, still held hostage in gauze that she hopes her son will join the for ty hostages, already released and german police detain a 65 year old woman after 30 years on the run. then you look such a is a suspected member of the red army faction left his militant groups that terrorized west germany in the nice and seventy's and a the i'm only in ease of welcome to the program. we start with mixed messages from western leaders over sending ground troops to ukraine after french president emmanuel and mccall signal that he would be willing and siri to put boots on the ground. as a last resort, several of francis allies pushed back germany's chancellor all off shoulds as well as other european leaders. and the white house said that would not be an option. back in germany, from his me

chairman mccall is a native of dallas and a graduate of trinity university. earlier in his career he worked as a federal prosecutor and in 2004 ran for congress winning the first of now 10 terms so again welcome. now for the ground rules. no live blogging or tweeting. no filing of any kind while the breakfast is underway it will conclude at 10:00. the embargo is lifted and we will email pictures from this to everyone here. if you would like to ask a question please send me a signal and i will call as time permits. chairman mccall if you would like to make brief opening remarks. >> for how long? >> five minutes. >> there is just so much to talk about. there's a supplemental going on. there's crises all around the world. if i could just give you my thesis on the state of the world in three minutes or five minutes. i am a big student of history so i studied world war ii, my dad's war. i got to take my son over there to see his airbase. i'm really enjoying watching that. but the lessons, the parables from 1939 and today are very real. as i went to poland with gre

. >> ladies and gentlemen speaker of the oklahoma house of representatives, charles mccall. >> i bring you greetings from the great state of oklahoma where we like our stakes the way we like our politics, red, bright red. i'm honored to be the speaker of the most conservative house in the nation. oklahoma is a state anchored in bedrock conservative values from physical restraint to have faith in the almighty. we believe in common sense and the freedom to chart our own course. we exercise our amendment rights under the constitution to push back against washington. oklahoma senates national guard members to protect the southern border as a biden administration fails to do its job. we have zero tolerance for illegal immigration. we believe her children are the most precious resource in their education shapes our future. we are a state where parents control their children's education. they can use their education dollars for public schools, private schools, charter schools and homeschooling is been protected in our constitution since 1907. the oklahoma plan keeps government out of home sch

mccall's reading, they were. they are still saying, that these decisions belong to the executive. i will yield to mr. magaziner. >> i want to get to the issue raised by mr. bishop. one thing congress can do is appropriate the fund for adequate capacity. what we are talking about here, is the secretary exercising his discretion, because the capacity of the centers has been breached. so he is exercising his discretion. >> will the gentleman yield? >> one second. just as the prior administration did as well, under the trump administration, 52% of migrants in detention were released by the trump administration, because they were at capacity, once again, they were using the discussion of the administration and the current secretary is doing the same thing. >> i want to point out that or civic, and the other company that dues -- do the i.c.e. detention have resoundingly been filled with empty beds. look at the numbers, as soon as secretary mayorkas took over. those i.c.e. detention facilities, there is one that is going to shut, because they have five people and it holds 3000 in the i.c

as of the french president, mccall signaled european and nato troops could be needed to fight russia. both are coming up on the program hopes for a ceasefire in goal of the us. president joe biden says he thinks a deal between israel and come up can be reached by next week in time for the muslims who the month of ramadan. the .

have been expecting for the better part of 2 years that center mcconnell, glenn, is their leader mccall was really on the tail end of his term as leader that there was not an expectation he would continue after this. congress was over. this is really the confirmation of what the many in washington have suspected or expecting for quite some time. for me, i know this has been a particularly the and mcconnell has often found himself butting heads with the republicans loyal to donald trump. so how much did that play into his decision to step down? i don't think it did. honestly. i think this was really the time and place the extended one call chose to sort of relinquish controls in the next generation. this is more about generational change than it is about the specifics of political disagreements with mike, john said hurt his trump more trump a line members of the house. this is natal, very clearly trying to control both the change over our understand age as well as provide the most seamless transition that he can to the next generation, please. well, if it wasn't based on a political calc

schultz joined several other european leaders in down playing the idea after french president emmanuel mccall signals that you are keen and nato troops could be needed to fight russia. also coming up german police to team 865 year old woman after 30 years on the bronze daniella. that is a suspect as member of the red army faction. a less militant proof that terrorized west germany in the seventy's and eighty's and the fish the size of your finger now louder than a heavy metal rock. so the scientist figure that tiny sea creature just wants to communicate, and then $140.00 decibels. who could miss the message? the sarah kelly? welcome to the program. we begin with mixed messages over western leaders over sending ground troops to ukraine after french president a menu of my con signal that he would be willing, in theory, to put boots on the grounds. as the last resort, several of francis allies pushed back german chancellor. all off schultz, as well as other european leaders and the white house, said that would not be an option. a back in germany from his meeting with the leaders in west and the

i also malia to tell us more about what president mccall set exactly what he said that in the context of the various fluid conflicts option should be on the table that nothing should be excluded. there is no longer in the lies as to how we need to support you right now. what you didn't say is that to you support himself from sending troops. he also mentioned that there is no consensus that is going to monkey work in the lies. and this is something that should remain a big was your way, following the description of the system, the screen, the quite as important signal to the russians up to the premium steps into the hospital. they're simply backing a huge range for teens or assets and making sure that special ed doesn't mean this is something that is seen by my co as absolutely their priorities. a thousands of farm is of taken to the straits of the pony, if capital will. so to protest the farmers save that, they are opposed on site competition from ukraine that provides chief imports into poland, including staples such as sugar grains and eggs. they say they're also unhappy with the eu

mccall.osh, can you just can you just what you just interpret what would you stop saying? >> didn't read story. >> i didn't read the story. >> i didn't read the story. >> you've to stop >> you've got to stop squabbling. okay? josh he's there's high court there's been a high court decision not entitled decision that he is not entitled to protection. decision that he is not entitled to he's protection. decision that he is not entitled to he's saying protection. decision that he is not entitled to he's saying that'szction. decision that he is not entitled to he's saying that'szctiorhe's >> he's saying that's why he's not and that's why not here. uh, and that's why he's bringing his family he's not bringing his family over and going to over. and he's now going to appeal decision . and, uh, appeal that decision. and, uh, it seems somewhat punitive . uh, it seems somewhat punitive. uh, he it feels to me like he can't he's not a working royal. >> so , uh, yeah, but, you know, >> so, uh, yeah, but, y

mccall.osh, can you just can you just would you just interpret what would you stop saying? >> didn't read story. >> i didn't read the story. >> i didn't read the story. >> you've stop >> you've got to stop squabbling. okay? josh he's there's been court there's been a high court decision not entitled decision that he is not entitled to protection. to getting police protection. >> why he's >> he's saying that's why he's not that's why not here. uh, and that's why he's not bringing his family over he's going to over. and he's now going to appeal decision . and, uh, appeal that decision. and, uh, it seems somewhat punitive . uh, it seems somewhat punitive. uh, he it feels to me like he can't he's not a working royal. >> so , uh, yeah, but, you know, >> so, uh, yeah, but, you know, like, he's he's now a rich hollywood celebrity. do we do this for tom cruise? should he pay-7 this for tom cruise? should he pay? do we do it for jon travolta? >> i do, i think we should do it for those. >> well, maybe

mccall? >> no. >> mr. mccall votes no. >> mr. higgins? mr. higgins votes no. >> mr. guest?no. >> mr. guest votes no. >> mr. bishop. >> no. >> mr. bishop votes no. mr. pflueger? >> no. >> mr. pflueger votes no. mr. garbarino? >> no. >> mr. pflueger votes no. >> miscreant? >> no. >> miss green votes no. mr. rozelle? >> no. >> mr. ezzell votes no. >> no. >> miss lee? >> no. >> miss lee votes no. mr. letrell votes no. >> mr. strong? >> no. mr. strong votes no. mr. crane? mr. crane votes no. ranking member thompson? ranking member thompson votes aye. ms. jackson lee? ms. jackson lindley votes aye . aye. mr. carter? >> aye. >> mr. jan guard? votes aye. mr. magaziner votes aye. mr. i.v.? >> had 29. >> notes i. mr. garcia? mr. garcia votes nay. mrs. ramirez? mrs. ramirez votes aye. mr. menendez? mr. menendez votes country nine. ms. clark? ms. clark notes nine. missed titus? ms. titus votes aye . and ira carter? >> the chair votes no. >> chairman green votes no. >> house mr. garcia recorded? >> mr. garcia is recorded as having voted no. mr. garcia votes aye. >> the clerk will report

speaking to r t a financial position policy lead of slums president mccall and suggestion to send weston troops to ukraine. fellow nato allies rejects the idea. we get some opinions of luggage. he has been working very hard to create a large gap between the interest of the french population and to europe in population on the right. this is milton alternative. this is the amount of the license to kill with the united states wants to give to.

. >> that's mccall. >> animal spirits, yes animal spirits and innovation. >> when we asked charles payne and making money just start now. charles: you just started engine answered it making money is what we call good afternoon everybody i am charles payne this is making money, so yesterday, they sit and video was the most important stock well today, this certainly is, it is looking feels like a rock concert in the company ceo said that a.i., is just in the tipping point. but not as if he had in got a special guest with a very dire warning meanwhile, get a hand today from the three stooges on hound monetary policy really works asked to brilliant press how much of the cut and fun and games in continuing plus folks nail how financial buzzword, is normalizing, the heck does that mean an one is a normalize look like will find out today and plus there must be - summer because now the monitors disappear just like the stock mirrors something does not feel right at all of it is so much more, on making money. summa goodness gracious great balls of fire, kelly, they knocked to the cover off of the

i knew exactly what to do because i was kind of edging into wasn't that heavy mccall vega come by georgie on movies and metals or heading metal. and that's why it 1st became aware of this and and so i connected. yeah, i mean with most, most that kind of make sense to this except that i was, i knew i was going to get and i read the script and in i knew immediately i want to do it, which for 530 that afternoon. call 20th century folks and by the time said, i love it, i'll do it. there's this nonsense that hang on. i said, well, somebody else came on and then they said, uh, where are you now? said i'm in london. when can you be here? said uh you said to take it off the leave tonight, said i, i just want to make it any chase. absolutely not. this is, i know exactly what to do here. looking at the ballpark and no change, no change. they'll look to some of the fact i want to know changes. so i think what you can tell the 21st conversation, you know, watching on a go project into a development do just, just so i think it was tricky because i didn't. yes, i was coming in was something which was a

joined several other european leaders in down playing the idea after french president emanuel and mccall signal that european n nato troops could be needed to fight russia. also on the program, the story behind one of the many tie nationals kidnapped moss terror attack. we meet the worried mother of the migrant workers, still held hostage and gaza. she hopes her son will join the 4 tie hostages already released.

want to recognize before we get started lieutenant governor, president pro tem greg, speaker charles mccall for all of the hard work they have done over the last five years. [applause] [applause] never an oklahoma history have the same for elected officials serve together for all six years. we have not always agreed but we have accomplished a great at working together for the people of oklahoma. so proud to work with you guys, thank you so much for your service. i also want to thank each of you in this room for all the hard work you do on behalf of your constituents. we cannot do any of this on our own in first corinthians 12 -- 14 paul talks about the body of christ and he is talking about referring to the church but i think the lessons also apply here in this building. we have to work together to accomplish and move our state forward. and as we fight for the well-being of those who entrusted us with leadership there is going to be challenges. but we can face those challenges with a vision of hope. hope comes from neighbors walking with neighbors and churches and communities coming alongsi

visit to paris a while there is a very similar agreement that was signed here tonight between mr. mccall and mrs. valencia here in front front. so now it's $3000000000.00 euros of additional money for this year. this is almost as much as over the past 2 years. so a significant ramp up by phones that's saying face they will send more besides small ground to emphasize more times more um, i'm in the coast and also provide training and a technology trends for a transfer to help you crying in its war against the russian invader. okay, now germany has spent a lot on age to ukraine fronts, not as much. how would you describe the french ukrainian relationship as well as you're right, even though france has ramped up it's age tonight, is actually still a lot less than what jeremy has been providing has pledged in the future to give to you, trying to help the ukrainian people now, the french, a government b l is a in advance of this meeting has told reporters that they had a very special relationship with ukraine, that they were supporting as lensky and his government. but the ukrainian secret ser

i knew exactly what to do because i was kind of edging into wasn't that heavy mccall vega come by georgie on movies and metals or heading metal and that's why i 1st became aware of movies and um and so i connected. yeah. i mean with most, most i kind of make sense to this except that i was, i knew i was going to get i only i read the script and i'm in new media. want to do it. i wish for 530 that afternoon, call 20 century fox and 9 30 in the morning that time said, i love it. i'll do it was this nonsense that i said, well, somebody else came on and then they said them, where are you now? said i'm in london. what can you be here? said you suddenly taking i'll be, i'll leave tonight. said, oh, i just want to make it any chase. absolutely not. this is, i know exactly what to do here. looking at the ballpark, and no change, no change. they'll look each other, they love the fact i wanna know changes. so let's say what you can tell the 21st conversation, you know, watching on a go project into a development to just she just loved it. i think it was tricky because i didn't. yes, i was coming in

freely. russian attacks and southern ukraine have code to french aid workers, french president, a menu mccall and describe the killings near the city of cas on as cowardly. ocean forces launched a series of early morning drawing the tax targeting, southern and central regions. so if you claim with those strikes coming a day after you claim said it had launched an attack on russian worship near crimea . rob mcbride has moved from keith. more strikes being reported over nights in the central and southern ukraine view. okay. you kind of know, sorry to say a total of 24 shy head drones was launch that they intercepted. they say nearly half of those of the ones that got through that was damage reported to energy infrastructure around the safety of previously with around $40000.00 times for a while, being without power. also a 130 mind was trapped on the ground by the power outages, but now returns to the surface. meanwhile, more details have been emerging about what ukraine claims has been a significant success against russia's black sea fleet with video circulating now widely after being released

it was named after baba, the mccall emperor, who had built century for the riots that the interrupted across india killed an estimate of 2000 people. induced had long argued that the site was ron's place of birth. that an ancient temple there had been destroyed to make way for the months, despite a lack of evidence. in fact, the b j. b party that no rend remoting now leads adopted it as an article of faith . this story provides a measure of how the indian media have changed and embrace tended from the beach a piece hard core brand of religious nationalism led by all those news channels. many owned by corporations in cahoots with the b. j. b. the narrative has shifted accordingly. compared to 1992 in those days there was still a 2nd thinking that's one does not the story. so house of worship of the people are the media shed in that view. lodge the deborah editorials written that express the sorrow of these developments. we didn't have the presence of private television that we have today. and that has made a great deal of difference in debt to the for instance. and the call is a doc th

kate muir is an author and a women's health campaigner, and producer of both davina mccall documentaries the menopause being seen as a disability. i don't think it should be categorised as a disability. it happens to every single women and some non—binary people too, and we should be doing something about the health aspect of it and not making reasonable adjustments all the time for some symptoms. what we know now with the new research around apologies, that seems to end quite abruptly. but with me in the studio is a health correspondent, sophie hutchinson, an interesting development, it seems like a bit of a step change. i development, it seems like a bit of a step change-— a step change. i think this is a very important _ a step change. i think this is a very important step _ a step change. i think this is a very important step change. l a step change. i think this is a | very important step change. in a step change. i think this is a - very important step change. in terms of recognising the impact of menopause in women and the challenges they faced. the menopause is the end of a woman

no sooner was it announced that mccall had unilaterally promised you training, present environment, or zalinski in other 3000000000 euros to ukraine, from the french tax fair in a face to face meeting in paris a few days ago, the french economy and finance minister then publicly announced that the government would be trotting 10000000000 euros from the domestic budget. i am committed to not increasing taxes. we have cut them and won't deviate from this line. french people can't bear any more tax. the us been putting pressure on france to lower its budget deficit by 4.4 percent. so something here has to have and apparently it's the french citizens interest. they're optional not those of an entirely different country ukraine. that isn't even in the u. so now it's all aboard the u. red sea crews, before they head over there. maybe they can figure out some other ways to caching. like let average europeans enjoy the cloud and show cruise line. probably cheaper than saying home and paying for everyday stuff, given how high inflation and cost of living are right now in europe. was you k attem

the powers of choose morocco, which spying on president mccall in which the country denied tension, is continued to grow with morocco going so far as to reject french, a deadly as quite lost yet. powers has been losing influenza all across the us. within confidence. in the past few years, stations including molly needs and 14 or phone, so have rejected historical ties with the former colonial mazda. we have some a cd or is it for the month from so hard. he says phones, like most wisdom palace does not see africa as was a of an equal partnership in suspense. the position is not often worried, has always been assigned in with the organization of commercialization out of suspension. 75. this is unfortunately a, this is the 2 friends as special as the issues with the off the conditions or the most as to how it goes from the side with the profession. it goes into the national and it goes to the united nation so that she didn't, she knew right added, for really uh, says about the declination of such a position where i'm a country that's a surprise to be a member of the security concept. and

the western nations have largely rejected a suggestion, floated by francis president and manuel mccall. but allies might need to consider sending ground troops to assist you crate and it's fight against russia. my calling was speaking, following a conference in paris to drum up support for ukraine. following those talks driven transfer all loc schultz was among the leaders who stressed western ground troops were not an option. beyond the trudy october, but this good kid we obviously discussed, we used to arrange for the support of this type of data by it's not enough for a very good debate. we decided that what was agreed from the outset desktop also applies to the future and conflict on the physically for miss. namely that there would be no ground troops mixed us as kind to know soldiers on ukrainian soil. and i'll send there by european countries or need those states some stop in order for me not to stop and alternative sick patton. and somewhere that spring and brussels correspondent, rosy bird tried and rosy, but returned to the original statement. by my call, he was seeking to bol

the w news live from the codes. european soldiers soon be fighting in ukraine. president emanuel mccall is not ruling it out. the french liter pledge is more military support for t, but a conference in paris and says you're must continue to do everything it can to prevent russia from winning the war. will say coming up on the program types for us, the spell it and gaza us president joe biden says he thinks the deal between israel and hamas can be reached by next week in time for the muslim side of the month of ramadan and sentence to life behind bars, the head of a violent drug cartel in the netherlands is found guilty in a high profile, not a trial. the manuscript is making a very warm welcome to the program. we saw us and from swell president they money. when my call says nothing is off the table when it comes to stuff, hang plaza, mad person at a conference with ukraine's allies from around europe mccaul even spoke about the possibility of deploying ground troops to make sure that russia doesn't win the will, the front of me to also pledged increased military support including medium

i know mccall who seemed he didn't have those same fears about being joining to just because france has sent these missiles. but i think it will add some frustration. here's that. there's a sense that full of schultz and his social democratic party in that morning coast in germany, always putting the brakes on. whereas the greens and the liberals a little more on the same kind of him sheet as well as the grains in terms of the need to move on. it's not like well that schultz has somebody else to give you. credit is in a hurry. he said that the training is needed. shells no christmas i'll be doesn't have a huge mounts or shelves to send kids as a kind of compensation. that is just go on the cards now. become really inc, if you are feeling the latest meeting in paris to discuss the ways of strengthening support for your crime. we think it's called by the french president, who is the advisor. say they are trying to signal to russia that it will know when the war totes, are expected to focus on improving the supply. i'm the nation in boosting military coordination between ukraine and its al

pin ground troops could be deployed in ukraine at a conference of european leaders back in ukraine. mccall said, quote, nothing could be ruled out of the kremlin, has warned. the sending west and ground troops would mark a dangerous escalation. the drum and trunk flo will, i'm sure it is one of several european leaders now down playing the idea beyond the traditional double. but this good kid we obviously discussed, we used to arrange for the support of this type of data by it's not enough for a very good debate. we decided that what was agreed from the outset does, does also applies to the future and conflict on the physically for miss. namely that there will be no ground troops and meet us as kind. the no soldiers on ukrainian, sorry to stop and i'll send there. but you be in countries that are need, those dates in some stop in the for not the stop and alternative. sick patton w's chief political edited mikaela customer gave us her take on the contradictory statements made by the french president and the german counsellor. it looks more of a contradiction then it necessarily is because w

hamilton for his opening statement. >> thank you, chairman mccall. thank you for having this important hearing. the biden administration knows that using tools like mpp and asylum cooperative agreement and other effective uses of the laws that congress has provided would end the crisis at the border. they know it because it has been done before. they did under the leadership of president trump but they do not appear to desire an end to the self inflicted crisis for a variety of reasons. including their failure to acknowledge the basic fact that releasing illegal aliens into the united states result in more illegal aliens coming. sadly for the american people and our republic, divided administrations intentional sabotage of our immigration system and a summation of our borders is not just some experiment in ivory tower with no consequences. we cannot capture the true extent of the long-term effects of the biden administration's decisions with presently available data. by all available measures, they can be described in two words, catastrophic failure.

women's magazines like mccall's or -- were promoting the women get outside of the home and get jobs and at home not to be such a perfectionist. make friends with your dust balls. serve your children tv dinners. it's not that important. it's more important to become a person outside of your house. >> i went to school and i was in cosmetics. i work at revlon. it was a man's world. there was a different set of standards. >> without even looking you know you are looking good. >> there were expectations. you had to wear a dress, heels, stockings, pantyhose. whatever. and it would be like, my feet are killing me. i just did not want to stay with corporate. so i came back to connecticut and worked in a restaurant as so many of us did. that transition of trying to find one's profession or self. >> i was in my 20s. i graduated from philadelphia college of art and did know what i was going to do with my life. and then i answered the ad in the paper that martha put the paper looking for people to cook. >> if you're interested in getting involved in the most exciting food concept in fairfield count

they include security commite chair mark green, foreign committees cirike mccall, and george was marjorie taylor greene initially introduced peachment resolution against secretary mayorkas. in a written statement, the senateity leader chuck schumer claimed there was no evidence of a crimng in part this sham impeachment another embarrassment. the one and only as is for speaker johnson toer appease donald trump. this statement from president biden,tory will not look their blatant activeblicans for unconstitutional partisanship that has targeted an honorable polica servant to play ineaof staging stunts, republicans with genuine coerns about the border, should want congress to deliver more resources and stronger border security. when a trial occurs in the senate, you will be able to watch it live on c-span2. >> for c-span's voices 2024, we're asking voters across the country, what issues most important in this election? and why. >> the most important issue is immigration. >> economics. >> homelessness is an issue that needs to be addressed. >> share your voice by going to our website c-span.o

por la mccall road en inglewood, florida.uctor de la motocicleta estaba incrustado contra la ventana de la camioneta y sin vida. el oficial comienza a buscar a los menores y logra sacar del asiento protector a 1 de ellos. mientras la madre desesperada le pedía que rescatara a sus hijos. hey, come help me, please. el oficial logra llevarse al primer menor y pide desesperado a los conductores que pasaban por el área que lo ayudaran a sostener al niño para poder regresar a rescatar al próximo. okay okay. el agente regresa a la camioneta y mientras habla con la madre, intenta sacar al bebé de tan solo 6 meses de los hierros retorcidos del vehículo y debajo del cuerpo del motociclista. el oficial pide ayuda a los otros conductores para intentar liberar el asiento protector y sacar el cuerpo del hombre. el bebé no respondía, por lo que pidieron ambulancia en el área. la menor es removida a un lugar fuera del vehículo donde el oficial continúa verificando por signos vitales. hay que mientras la madre desesperada pedía saber si su hi

kate muir is an author and a women s health campaigner, and producer of both davina mccall documentariesomen and some non—binary people too and we should be doing something about the health aspect of it and not making reasonable adjustments all the time for some symptoms. what we know now with the new research around the menopause is the majority of us do not need to suffer from symptoms of the menopause if we take the new body identical hrt which is a copy of our own hormones topping up our own hormones and not the scary stuff which had a risk of breast cancer in the past, so we have solutions and answers for all sorts of women on the medicalfront and answers for all sorts of women on the medical front and somehow we are now putting this into law and telling employers we are going to sue them if they don't put a fan in the room or give someone a quiet place let them work from home. i think we are making what should be an opportunity for women changing into a kind of disability and i don't think it needs to be that way. interesting, what about the people who will say these are perfectly

seven sisters, redbook, ladies' home journal, better homes and gardens, family circle, woman's day, mccall'sgood housekeeping. i remember doing focus groups where we would tear the covers off and ask them to identify who was who. a lot of them couldn't do it. they each were so like the other. my first wife was a complete martha disciple, had all the books, went to some seminars at her house. so that gave me a real insight into how popular potentially martha could be. so martha's agreement with time, inc., was to do a test newsstand issue. and after they had the sales, they would make a decision about whether or not to do more issues. they had started a magazine called people magazine, which was a huge success. they didn't quite know if this magazine was going to be such a success. when we started the magazine on august 1 of 1990, and we had to have the first issue on the newsstand by november 12, 1990. it was a holiday-themed issue. if you couldn't make it work with christmas, then you probably couldn't make it work at all. we worked every weekend, every night from august to october. we just

i knew exactly what to do because i was kind of edging into was a bit of heavy mccall vacant competition by georgie on movies and metals or heading metal. and that's why it 1st became aware of these. and um and so i connect and see, i mean with most, most i kind of make sense to this extent that i was, i knew i was going to get it. i read the script and in my new media i want to do it. i wish it for 530 that afternoon. call 20 century fox and 9 30 in the morning that time said, i love it. i'll do it. there's this nonsense that hang on. i said, well, somebody else came on and then they said, where are you now said i'm in london. when can you be here? said you sent me a ticket. i'll be, i'll leave tonight. said, oh, i just want to make it any chase. absolutely not. this is, i know exactly what to do here, looking at the ballpark and no change, no change. they'll look each other, they love the fact i want to know changes. so i think what, you can tell the 21st conversation, you know, watching on a go project into a development do just just love it. i think it was tricky because i didn't. ye