. >> did you kill meghan? >> no. >> i was in shock. >> they were looking at everyone that she had contact with. >> a twist after twist. >> instant panic. instant, instant panic. >> i still get chills. >> people have secrets. >> people have a lot of secrets. >> the family that lived in this cozy house on this quiet street never came back after the awful thing that happened here. >> it's terrifying. it's terrifying to think of. >> it was april 10th, 2008. fort smith virginia portsmouth, virginia, police -- was right nearby when the all points fullerton went out to law enforcement. >> and then the call comes out and it's literally one block away from where i'm standing. >> did the address ring a bell? >> it did and it didn't. >> all he knew was that someone had been killed inside that house. >> so, you go there and what do you discover? >> i went into clear the house out of anybody who was inside of the house to make sure this scene status pristine as possible. and when i looked down, i realized, then, that it wa

meghan: it is. lisa: this is something that is gaining traction, 5% priced into the fed marking a c. what is your view in terms of shaking at the tenure in response to the comments we have been hearing. that sharing? robert: yields were at 1.8%, that is pretty attractive for medium-term but what really worries me a short-term i think both other guests have talk about -- talked about this, we seem to get sankar. we don't have forgot is for the fed, don't know which way they are going, and if you look at the price action we have had the last week, the fort -- 30 year bond is up for basis points and i'm not sure what the news is that got us there. it seems like we are having auctions that are not doing well, but really getting the longer end of the market unanchored. we have seen like in the u.k. what can happen if you get the longer end of the market unanchored, it can build momentum on its own. we are worried about that. lisa: i think a lot of people are. bank of america has been warning about treasu

meghan markle talks about being objectified in the news episode of our caucus, archetypes.e described her experience as a so-called briefcase girl on the game show deal or no deal back in 2006. >> i mean, you have to imagine, just to paint the picture for you, that before the tapings at the show, all the girls, we would line up in the different stations, to have your lashes put on, you have extensions put in or the padding in your bra. we were even given spray tan vouchers each week because there was a very cookie cutter idea of precisely what we should look like. it was solely about beauty and not necessarily about prince. and when i look back at that time, i will never forget this one beto because moments before we would get onstage, there was a woman who ran the show, and she would be there backstage. i could still hear her. she could not properly pronounce my last name at the time, and i knew who she was talking to because she would go, maher cale, suck it in. markel, suck it in. >> meghan markle sat down with socialite paris hilton to the dissect labels of bimbo and i'

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and it's like, okay, thanks. >> meghan's mom, and j.j.' was always like that with cara. >> once when meghan was in elementary school, i didn't have the money to buy her shoes. so, i asked john so help me and he was reluctant, reluctant at first and then he finally helped me but when he did, he said, don't tell cara. >> but cara said, she had her reasons. >> he couldn't have his own bank account. he couldn't have credit cards. he couldn't have an account with me off of it. >> that, she said, was because of his gambling addiction. but addiction? j.j.'s family said he liked to go to the track and play cards, but he was far from being addicted. if he went out somewhere with somebody and bought something, i mean, would you need to see a receipt? >> he wanted to give me the receipts. he wanted it to be where i didn't have to worry. >> okay. >> he didn't want me to look over his shoulder. so he put his receipts on the counter for me. >> did you have concerns about him seeing certain friends and certain members of his family? >> there were definit

meghan markle was playing a role.. -- she rode that brand for ten years. >> i don't know if anyone was forced to do anything. i just think things happen. you have to remember how young she was and that you get into these situations. i will just speak about getting into television, and maybe you can as well -- you come into it thinking, oh, i am here to talk about politics. i'm here to do all these other things. the next thing you know, you've got people telling you how to wear your hair, how to wear your makeup, and why don't you wear more makeup? i've had someone say, it's good to be attractive, it's good to be pretty. it doesn't make you not serious. can we make you a little my mom prettier? can we play this up a bit more. and you kind of go along with it because you don't really know what is going on. this was 15 years ago, for me, what i'm talking about. now today, i don't know if you guys put up with that. like, would you? >> -- as much as i am a feminist and a try to stand in my truth and power, i want to be on

markle i think the marriage of harry and meghan can be considered a typical magical fairy tale everyoneced when a very popular prince finally found love the sun was shining in the process i drove a picturesque longwok that had a very traditional look however it was also the idea of ​​a new beginning she was the first woman of mixed race to marry a member of the british royal family there were high hopes ambitions and dreams spoke volumes about what it would bring very important changes were beginning for the royal family in the 21st century. also, it was really a very joyful day. her own wedding gave the queen happiness for 73 years. most of her life was spent in marriage with the duke of edinburgh, prince philip. during her reign, the queen often said that prince philip played an extremely important role. role in her life and it is to him that she owes the success of her work, he gave her strength and was her support, i am convinced that all these years she could not fulfill her duties if he were not around elizabeth ii ascended the throne when she was not yet 30 years old and became t

meghan markle is your favorite royal and the duchess of sussex another it again and using the queen's passing to give herself a variety cover story. during the interview she waxed warm about the queen and how she's mourning elizabeth's passing and taken a page from the kamala play book. >> i'm meghan and play a mean game of scramble. especially time scrabble. i've loved it for a listening time. i'm very good at jeopardy. and i love to cook. i don't know if a lot of people know that, maybe they do. >> aall love to cook, laura: >> laura: this smacks of a pr firm like a very wily publicist in la; right, ray. who's like, okay, soften your image a bit and people think she's a royal home and destroyer and soften it up. >> the latest pool of a popularity of the royals and it has she and harriet at 9% and this is your right to soften the blow from that forthcoming netflix docuseries and that'll trash a few royals and soften the blow and capture her meghan moment. >> laura: harry is peeping behind her and he appears he's in her shadow literally in pictures. it's like the de-mere. she really is

there is a lot of fascination about prince harry and meghan— fascination about prince harry and meghanghan and the lifestyle in the breakaway from the family, so i am sure the _ breakaway from the family, so i am sure the next few weeks, leading up to the _ sure the next few weeks, leading up to the publication of this book, there _ to the publication of this book, there is— to the publication of this book, there is going to be far more speculation about what is in here, what _ speculation about what is in here, what it— speculation about what is in here, what it will— speculation about what is in here, what it will mean for prince harry, his relationship with his brother and his— his relationship with his brother and his father, and this is the start, — and his father, and this is the start, i— and his father, and this is the start, i think. and his father, and this is the start, ithink.— start, i think. this is 'ust the beginning. * start, i think. this is 'ust the beginning. we h start, i think. this is 'ust the beginning, we are _ start, i think. this isjust the beginning, we are a

meghan, duchess of sussex is opening up for the first time about the death of queen elizabeth ii andng that time adding there's been such an outpouring of love and support. looking back on her relationship with the late queen, meghan recalled their first joint engagement back in 2018. thank you so much. >> reporter: the pair of them on the royal train together to open a bridge in the north of england saying it was a special time. i feel fortunate and i continue to be proud to have had such a nice warmth with the matriarch of the family. >> meghan was invited less than a month after she married into the royal family to carry out an engagement with just her and the queen. it was a real public show of support from the queen, a real welcome to the family and a show of support for her work moving forward. >> reporter: the dutch ez esz also paying tribute to the queen's legacy adding, certainly in terms of female leadership she's the most shining example of what that looks like. i feel deep gratitude to have been able to spend time with her and get to know her. it's been a complicated time

i want to say that prince charles and his wife meghan markle also began to adjust their plans after thee more careful not to say more some scandalous things, because try to talk about them less because, well, if you should respect the death of the queen and pay attention to her, and this of course goes against the plans of the people who pay them money now, because when mechan and harry left the royal family the question arose where they will earn money and apparently there were no problems with this because they began to sign contracts with many different producers for the release of various content and this content should be about uh, well, hidden pages in the life of the royal family, because the public wants scandals, the public wants secrets to reveal secrets, and now it became known that prince harry's long-awaited memoirs, which were supposed to be called spare, will be released on january 10th. they were supposed to be released a little earlier in september, but of course they were postponed due to the death of elizabeth well, in general, the publishing house penguin random hous

and to what extent did the royal household, which meghan was a part of at the time, try to take controlia dates, so nobody interfered with us. was the stress of that edition worth it? for me, i am all about representing the zeitgeist and reflecting what is going on in society. and at that moment in time, you know, she was the zeitgeist and we had to report on it. that is very important to me. to reflect the moment. the cover of september's vogue features linda evangelista again. in recent years, linda evangelista has gone from being one of the most photographed women in the world to perhaps one of the least after big complications with cosmetic surgery. why did you put her on the cover? it was sad for me to see my friend, who i love, just disappear from the world because of, you know, all she went through with plastic surgery. it was really hard for her and anybody who knew her. so when it came out and she told the world why she had not left the house, itjust made sense, for me, to have her on the cover because she is the ultimate model's model and she wanted to look a certain way, she

and to what extent did the royal household, which meghan was a part of at the time, try to take controles, so nobody interfered with us. was the stress of that edition worth it? for me, i am all about representing the zeitgeist and reflecting what is going on in society. and at that moment in time, you know, she was the zeitgeist and we had to report on it. that is very important to me. to reflect the moment. the cover of september's vogue features linda evangelista again. in recent years, linda evangelista has gone from being one of the most photographed women in the world to perhaps one of the least after big complications with cosmetic surgery. why did you put her on the cover? it was sad for me to see my friend, who i love, just disappear from the world because of, you know, all she went through with plastic surgery. it was really hard for her and anybody who knew her. so when it came out and she told the world why she had not left the house, itjust made sense, for me, to have her on the cover because she is the ultimate model's model and she wanted to look a certain way, she wanted

living apart and headed towards a split but these are clearly authorized leaks, prince harry and meghaning in case you are awaiting that but the daily miller reports the company has hired a fact checker, why since it's the excommunicated royal couple talking it seems meghan markle told stories that were exaggerated were untrue one about a fire in her son's room in south africa this is with smoke from the heater and another about a conversation with the performer who says he never met meghan spotify is trying to save her from herself. that is it for this edition of "mediabuzz", i am howard kurtz, the media is healing aaron judge of the yankees for hitting 62 home runs raking the record of 61, 61 years ago in 1961 and everyone knows he is the real champ because he is into steroids, you can subscribe to my podcast for 2 million downloads this year, apple itunes is pleased to do we are then with only media analysis ♪ i say, “so are they.” ♪ aleve - who do you take it for? ♪ ♪ a bunch of dead guys made up work, way back when. ♪ ♪ it's our turn now we'll make it up again. ♪ ♪ we'll build free

meghan: it all comes to lending.had this clearly in the minutes last week where the fed basically said they would prefer to do too much to cool inflation then do too little. it is this message to get unemployment higher. they will continue to hike until they are sure that those payrolls numbers turn negative. this means that they risk overdoing it which is why you have the market pricing those cuts into 2023, 2024. we are not recommending investors -- we will price this degree of policy error as well. alix: we had pretty weak demand for treasury auctions, complaints about liquidity, treasury securities that you could buy right now are trading lower than the past. are we operating properly and does the fed need to tweak some stuff? meghan: apart from the data this is the key theme that investors in the treasury market are focused on is market liquidity, market functioning, who will be buying all of these treasury securities? we have the fed longer the market. the investor base previously strong to the last year, forei

meghan o'rourke is the author of the new york times bestseller the kingdom reimagining chronic the long goodbye and the poetry collection sun in days want and half life. she is also the editor of the yale review. okay, let's do this. so we live in a society where racism and discrimination are into the systems, into the institutions of america. this country was built on the mistake and idea that some humans have more worth than others. the three authors here today, chloe cooper jones, linda villarosa and meghan o'rourke have, written books that are an active conversation with each other. and they all ask the same question, which is what does a good life look and feel like and who gets to limit. i'm so grateful to be conversation today with these three authors and thinkers and i hope this panel is that it will entice each you to pick up these books afterwards, take part in this larger conversation. so to begin, linda, i want to start with you. are there was a time you believed in personal, responsible that we each are answerable for our own health. and if something goes wrong, that's on u

[applause] meghan: thank you, jake. no one has made any sullivan, o'sullivan jokes yet, so i won't be the first. i want to thank you for coming here and presenting this really thoughtful and consequential strategy to all of us and to our nation. i would like to ask you some questions about it, starting where you left off. so 20 years ago, the bush administration came out with its own national security strategy and that strategy was really confused with the recognition that 9/11 had changed america and the world. later, that administration that a lot of criticism for being overly focused on the global war on terror. can you say to what extent has the russian invasion of ukraine shaped how the biden administration sees the world and how it is reflected in the strategy? and have you done anything to hedge against a possible criticism that we were overly focused on this at a moment where other things were unfolding at breakneck speed as well? mr. sullivan: well, just to set some context, when we came into the administration

reggie: the popular show that meghan markle says she watches all the time. you can watch us for an extra hour now. you think it is abc 7 at 7:00? i can see megan getting into it. it will happen. you can watch us from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. on the abc 7 bay area streaming up. download now. abc 7 at 7:00 is the most popular live show on that streaming up. it's also the only live show we do on the streaming up. drew: it's also the most chaotic and the most fun. reggie: yes. drew: you don't know what is going to happen. reggie: a live look at santa cruz getting the first hint of the sun coming up. we are totally fog-free along the coast. if you can come over from the beach today. kids a rare october beach day. we have morning sunshine. late day clouds but look at temperatures along the coast. 70's and 80's with a lot of sunshine. ocean water is a chilly 59 degrees. you may need the jacket first thing out the door. you can get rid of it about an hour after sunrise. we warm quickly. 11:00 a.m., we are in the 70's. that would be average but we continue to warm as the af

meghan, i�*d like to bring you in here.le get really, really excited about it. but actually, it's not unusual for people to change jobs and many people in many industries change jobs. and it's never seen as a big deal. what happens when it's on in the media? because the household names, we create this real excitement around it and we think, oh, there's got to be this big drama. people have got to be really angry. people are really unhappy. there's a lot of speculation that there's huge dramas and people running around corridors panicking. but honestly, in my experience, it is a series of adult conversations without dramas. it's based on many factors. but do you think those factors that you referenced there have changed? for example, tv and radio presenters, the state of the obvious used to primarily sign up to present tv and radio programmes. but now there�*s intellectual property. there are live events, there�*s a, there�*s a, there�*s a broader range of factors here, aren�*t there, meghan? there are. you're absolutely rig

r oil nightmare involving meghan markle. raymond arroyo has it all in friday. follies 25% is the most protected person in the country . money laundering, illegal foreign lobbying. you have the laptop influence, big guy. email. the son of the vice president is doing deals funded by the chinese government. there are so many pieces of evidence the me has ignored because they want to. joe biden, like elected president . ladies and gentlemen of the jury, i am here to defend joe biden, who were attempting to influence policy. objection, your honor. let's look at photographs. this is what i think of these photographs. you really have no way of knowing what was said between him and these people. that he committed bribery. cyrano, where you going to try my case, try not to lose it at this time. the prosecution rests the trial of hunter by streaming. >> now exclusively on fox station, sinabung, fox nation .com. hi, i'm mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas, and i'm here today to tell you about a hidden health crisis currently affecting nearly every american sleep de

meghan markle has a podcast. but the problem is she says a lot of things that can't be factually accurate. it's gotten so bad that they have a fact checker on her own podcast. isn't that embarrassing? >> who is listening to the meghan markle podcast. where did you get that information? >> she talks about fires that didn't happen and she says somebody in the royal family is racist. >> it seems that if two women are sitting down to talk as friends, they are going to exaggerate the story. brian: let's go to chicago. >> mayor lori lightfoot sings karaoke amid a 37% increase in violent crime. look at the crime statistics. new york, chicago, los angeles, new orleans. so look how she choose to handle this. [♪] brian: john, how does this help? >> i feel like it's people playing on the deck of the titanic. you know what? i was wrong about chicago. i mean -- that's a good move. you want to be mayor of chicago? >> you can't drive on the streets to get to karaoke. brian: if you survive. let's talk about this. oftentimes peop

save it, meghan, 16 years later, get out of here. or duchess, that's where she got her start. >> sounds lick a good gig to me. held a briefcase and got paid a lot of money. i'm like i'm fine with that. just give me that job. >> 100%. >> also signed up to be a duchess and that lasted, what, a year? just saying. >> if you don't succeed tear it down? >> she's torn a lot of things down. >> there you go. >> back to vegas, we are on, after the baby. thanks for watching. and when you can't catch us, dvr us, you play it over and over and over. "america reports" now. >> john: harris thank you so much. brand-new bombshells about hunter biden from a whistleblower potentially making ties between the president and son's business affairs even tighter. new documents indicate president biden was aware of his son's business dealings even suggesting the president may have been involved in some of them himself. >> sandra: iowa senator chuck grassley has been investigating hunter for years and says the fbi has evidence to potentially charge him with cri

meghan: let's dig debt on this strategic competition versus cooperation. i think the strategy does a great job of grasping the central conundrum. we are in an era of strategic competition, but increasingly, our greatest problems are transnational in nature. that means ideally they would be addressed through global cooperation. one way of dealing with this, as the strategy lays out and as you have discussed, is through different kinds of global cooperation. you mentioned on several occasions these new institutions. i'm wondering if we have thought enough, if the strategy addresses enough the idea should we think more about harnessing the dynamics of competition to solve global transnational issues? in other words, if we are going to live in a deeply competitive global environment whether we like it or not, should we not be hoping for global cooperation solutions to some of these problems, but better looking for a way to harness competition to get solutions to transnational problems? mr. sullivan: in some cases, i think that makes absolute sense. the race fo

there was an accuracy this called spare after the close that's the meghan stashed his nuts in, they hads a whiney woke. no onen 'ts to hear it. kennedy: we're suffering from inflation in in country. housing prices too high, people can't live anywhere, gas is too expensive, eggs, butter, milk, meat. who wants to hear the son of a billionaire who is born to the most privileged family to the planet complain about his feeling. >> no one wants to hear it, they are so rich. >> it worse in u.k., liz truss prime minister for 45 days they are so bad, they threw her out. >> 45 days the cnn plus of prime ministers. we'll back out of this. think 'that, when everyone is living paycheck to p paycheck, they are in santa barbara wherever the h hell, they are, they are so rich, they use people for furniture. he has megannitis, she's was tone deaf idiot before he. now she brought him in. we love soccer hooligan harry. he was raised in a family you put duty before self, he was taught, that his brother knows that. kennedy: he sh thought you men pee. >> duty in the morning. kennedy: do you think that queen

jason bostic thinks the industry this here to stay here, meghan, stay only we're in the world. you're using some level of west, which you call an if the, you know the renewable slash norman build al continues like it is that windmill blades gonna have to have west virginia colon after winning the 2020 elections. democrats enjoyed a majority in both the house and the senate and could pass an important bill that support screen projects. even states like west virginia who's representatives opposed this bill can use this money. but with the mid term elections approaching, this push will be on the ballot. could republican when in the mid terms that hold this transition, climate change is a highly politicized question. and the majority of republicans don't wanna admit that climate change us human mate. that's the biggest general fear i would half with the republican dominance they would try to push and support again more to fossil fuel industry by, for example, giving more drilling permissions. but renewable projects like these in the heart of west virginia cold country show that cha

pumpkin boat paddle racing they scoop out guts until they are as hallow at meghan markle, they competee of a pond, this is also how they choose their prime minister, they are hard to balance. one false move they could become out of their gourds as kanye west, you have ever worked in service industry, you know europeans always find a way to the to tip, one reporter said he had a great time but said it was dirty, stinky and oily, like going to a black s sabbath concert. >> we meet a massachusetts movement behind a hive of criminal activity, 55-year-old rory woods was arrested for trying to shop sheriff deputies for serve ago she wanted to be serviced. >> an eviction notice and attacked them with a swarm of bees it went from a single eviction to a string operation. sting -- sting operation, he arrive add the scene towing a trailer full of beehives also known as buzzed driving, she caused the angry bees to fly out and sting the police, you know what happens when you combine sting and the police, a lot of painful and high pitched wailing. she was arrested, what a wench. then, that is how he

it's about a dolt comes to life with murderous intentions but online meghan is becoming icon for the dance moves we just saw in the traile. but you are going to have to wat a little while. the movie doesn't come out until next january. >> i did watch the trailer this. i don't know if it will get to e she's dancing. a life sized doll. >> absolutely not. >> that's begging for weird. >> it does look weird. >> it's already creepy. i just went through a haunted house with a doll and i thought that was the scariest part. >> i don't do that. >> i would go watch it. >> i like scary movies. >> i do too. that one's weird. > >> if you thought about gettingl cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31

this is meghan markle and prince harry on the organization's children's hotline reporting that puberty-blockingormones are safe and reversible under this scientific statement. medical. rationale no, the little mermaids stubbornly lobby for their aggressive views on the medical treatment of transgender children. they produce material for schools, train teachers, who then tell children that the difference between a boy and a girl is just gender stereotypes. jk rowling also emphasizes that representatives of this organization influenced medical decisions, not being a medical organization, in addition to recommending hormone therapy. they sent underage girls bandages to breasts without parental consent after rowling's call to name people who have critical days. simply, yes, in the old fashioned way with women, many of her transgenders and now his majesty and also them, sympathetic, brought up almost from the cradle, erected on a pedestal, disappeared exclusively by her books, took up arms against her. gennadives emma un and daniel radcliffe. especially vindictive transport. characters have been pos

this is meghan markle and prince harry on the hotline.organization informs kids that puberty-blocking hormones are safe and the action is reversible under that. with no scientific medical justification, the little mermaids stubbornly lobby for their aggressive views on the medical treatment of transgender children. they produce material for schools, train teachers, who then tell children that the difference between a boy and a girl is just gender stereotypes. jk rowling also emphasizes that representatives of this organization influenced medical decision-making without being a medical organization, in addition to recommending hormonal therapy. they sent breast braces to underage girls without parental consent after rowling's call to name people who have critical days. it’s simple, yes, in the old fashioned way with women, many transgender people of her and now his majesty and also them, sympathizers brought up almost from the cradle, erected on a pedestal, disappeared exclusively by her books, genadivas emma un and daniel radcliffe, a par

this was seen as a demonstration that harry meghan was permanently erased from the life of the crown.ves, in this snapshot , published their proud megan in red and gare in modest gray, once the most popular member of the royal family. now they are forced to always be in the shadow of their determined wife. marina kotantseva was such show business news today, see you. yes, all crime news. okay, i have some questions. tver premiere from monday at 20:00 on ntv the most profitable card for free forever cashback 3% of the percentage for the balance of additional benefits on a savings account, the most profitable card when you need to sell a car most of the doors the safest service for selling cars it's easy to catch a cold, so it's better make sure you don't think about a cold, spend more time with your loved ones, and tiloron north star will take care of you, tiloron north star is trusted by us. video electric grill, that is, for 24.99 rub. smartphone xiaomi redmi note 11 for 17.99 m. cashback 2% for everything you are used to and payment for lcd infinity. show your vtb card for free righ

what is meghan markle doing by saying these kinds of things?t of endless grievances and i think that what whoopi goldberg said, you knew what was in the job description and it was used by many as a stepping stone to bigger and better things, and i think, you know, to one of your more recent guests who just said most americans right now are facing the question of heating versus eating. for her to be sitting in her $14 million mansion complaining about her good looks, hobbling her all the way to marriage to a world famous prince, and a cover story in "variety" in which she had no problem getting all glammed up for, you know, i think most people have sort of come over to the side of, you know -- >> sandra: maureen, it's something to watch. she's grabbing -- just appears to be negative headline after negative headline when she tries to get herself out there in the press. i mean, to the point where former contestants are refuting these claims. this is one of them talking to tmz. do we have the sound? let's play it. >> i wish she would have chosen he

. >> jacqui: turns out being a royal is not the only job that meghan markle can't stand.her intelligence. but even some fellow celebrities are not feeling any sympathy for that. wait until you hear reaction from some big names in hollywood. >> sandra: and protestors attempting to silence both aoc and mike pence at speeches this week. did the polar opposite, seen as relateable. charlie hurt will join us next. no, he's seizing the moment with merrill. moving his money into his investment account in real time and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. subway's drafting 12 new subs, for the all-new subway series menu. let's hear about this #7 pick, from a former #7 pick. juicy rotisserie-style chicken. you should've been #1. this isn't about the sandwich, is it chuck? it's not. the new subway series. what's your pick? my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the burning, itching. the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% cle

the coronation -- >> martha: what about harry and meghan? they're done. i imagine they'll be there. neil: is his book still on? is that still on? >> martha: apparently. i don't think that the efforts to sideline the book -- that's part of the deal. you can come back in the you're willing to end this book. there's no sign -- they're getting millions for it. the other project is trying to move forward. they came out with a big portrait in california, trying to assert their position. my experience was people in the united states care more about harry and meghan than people in the u.k. that are just over them. >> neil: so the idea of getting and re-establish ago relationship with his son, that is still with william. it's one thing. but with harry, it's over. seems to many. >> martha: for now. i'd say. it doesn't seem as any bridge was built during the course -- there was a respect for the queen and her desire to have her family at that meaningful moment in the family's life. doesn't appear there's any bridge to changing that stature. again, you have a very strong succession with charles

before meghan markle helped relieve me of my morning breakfast television duties.d a button, it was called the world's gone nuts button, any story like this we would press a button, and it would be an american voice obviously because we have great admiration for our american friends, saying the world's gone nuts and this would be one of the stories i would have pressed upon and say the world's gone nuts. it is endemic in society now that a lot of people feel compelled to treat this person as the victim where i think the victim are the kids in the school. >> greg: you have given me a good idea, the world's gone nuts, but it's giant nuts. like a woman, a woman, right, kat, follow me, a woman -- >> kat: i'll do it >> greg: the transition >> kat: i'll do it. >> greg: and come in with giant nuts. >> kat: i'll do it tomorrow. [laughter] >> greg: and, by the way, i would support you a hundred percent. what would your name be? >> kat: kevin. >> greg: have you come upon any new insights? >> kat: yes. >> greg: i thought your first insight was smart about the long game being

ah, meghan somebody ah, with reports sticking to start with a well, it's not that i was able to connect with store with, with get away with some lips of michelle with uprising. i should say not, but he isn't on them. he is a visit with us. we can get it too much. that is good. mickey, let's i did it thought it looks a bit, but whiskey in that video should do it the situation, the most of what it was that the work done with you much that that is good. and so miss dempsy, this will be with them but you might that are senior or genius authorities. if you did not get them, would have to go post that they'll pick them up almost like once you must get certain william i've got ah, a sheep out. this thing becomes the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground a . these are the kind of show fragments that we found. so here, there is a city named chatsworth, california, usa, our correspondence finds what appears to be part of western supply and munitions in a city were local authorities, a boarding school and bus station

according to the press of britain, the very upper strata of society into an organization that is false to meghan markle and prince harry, but this organization is not going to be sued. she is j.k. rowling who is not afraid to write about this cruelty to someone, it's time to sue j.k. rowling is beyond the limit. it looks like she 's set on drowning the transgender charity the little mermaid in a tsunami of insinuation and lies to sue the author of the harry potter book calls for india willoughby, the real one. female british reality show, big brother. i'm a real woman here. i agree with this, not he, but she. i am a woman, a real woman. yes dear, i will repeat. this is one more time for everyone to realize that i am a real woman, india has been assigned the status of a transgender tv presenter. number one in britain under fifty having been men now india stands for an organization that supports children who wish to follow the same path but under fifty. i think juanquin rowling is a gift for us she is the hero we need parents thanks trolling for motivating kids to read and advocate for women's rig

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joining us now virginia mother of mom meghan.three eric morrow and virginia father of 2 fred reggae thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> good morning. your loudoun county public schools you have a sixth grade son and you are saying when you saw the report card and the scores were down, this just confirmed what you already predicted. >> 100 percent. we already all knew. this i think this is just 100 percent goes to show and now prove that parents know what's what's best for their children. what did we think was going to happen when we put children behind the computer screen and put them behind masks where they couldn't see their teachers speaking to them, especially for young children. we have a friend whose daughter was doing just fine and now has an iep because of speech issues. and obviously reading issues to follow. like i said. it's already confirmed what we already knew. >> fred, you were on the parent panel with us about two weeks ago. you have an eighth grader in loudoun county schools and ninth grader in private

what does this tell you about harry and meghan? they were in the four that we were watching. and kate. now it's this four. >> i think it is the new file for that doesn't include harry and meghan. they have been consigned to the ranks of effectively exiting your oils. you have the current king who has replaced his mother and you have his eldest son william who will be the next month in york after charles. the message couldn't be any clearer. if you want to lead the country and leave royal duty and live in california and make all this money from all these companies like netflix and spotify, that's fine. what you are not going to be doing anymore is being senior members of the royal family with all that entails. we thought about this a lot. i do wonder, where is prince harry's head and all this is to mark when he came over for the queen's funeral and he was around the family and around all that pomp and pageantry and ceremony, britain at its absolute best. really showing this extraordinary respect for this amazing monarch, what would he be thinking that he has renounced all this

a statement from buckingham palace said harry, meghan and archie will always be beloved members of my family, she wrote. their desire for a more independent life and the biggest challenge for the whole world in 2020 was the deadly coronavirus pandemic, as a result of which the population of the country ended up in self-isolation, the queen was in quarantine in windsor castle, from where the queen addressed the people, i am addressing you at this extremely difficult time when the life of our country is being destroyed at a time that has brought financial difficulties to many, and to all of us huge changes in everyday life, when difficult times came, she acquired a special meaning and probably in the case of the coronavirus it turned out to be especially strong , she was able to inspire people in a way that no other politician even dreamed of with her support, the nation mainly owes it to her, we should be happy that at first we will have to suffer but in a while better days will return we will be with our friends again because we will be reunited with families and meet again it was an

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. >>> meghan markle, the duchess of sussex, opened up to "variety" magazine for its power of women issueeen elizabeth's death last month, markle says that she feels gratitude to have been able to spend time with her and get to know the woman that she calls the most shining example of female leadership. markle also says that she does not plan to return to acting, but if one of her children wanted a career in entertainment, markle said, great, because she wants her kids to find things that bring completely joy. the duchess said that she loves to watch "jeopardy!" and play wordle. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," action star dwayne johnson talks with gayle king about his efforts to bring his new superhero movie, "black adam," to the big screen. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." to the big screen. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." avoiding triggers, but still get migraine attacks? qulipta™ can help prevent migraine attacks. qulipta gets right to work. constipaand tidness. in my kitchen, febreze tackles my toughest odors. after vacuuming, becaus