in nepali, ama means mother. >> when she was two, her mother went to japan.er mother left early in the morning without taking her. i was sitting by the fire in the kitchen, wondering what she'd say when she woke up. when she did, she came up and just pressed her cheek against mine. i couldn't help but cry. seeing me in tears, she left the room. she didn't even ask where her mother had gone. >> when ama was 18, she married and moved from a nearby village to tokari. as a migrant worker, her husband was rarely home, and she took care of their four children all by herself. in the village, elders are freed from the burden of work when their children marry and the daughter-in-law takes over the daily chores and farmwork. but with almost no young people left to work, in tokari, there's no relief in sight. >> the village used to be so lively with many more people living here. but now they've all gone off to japan, kathmandu, or pokhara. it's filled with silence. come sit here. >> ama lives with two of her grandchildren. shiwani is 3 years old. >> should i add milk? d

that are blessed sure sure one mother one mother. one father the sky. this incredible mother who sustains us no matter what we do to her. she has on conditional love for us. this sacred pact that we made with the great mystery with the creator with dearest mother. is something that is beginning to seep into the consciousness. of the two leg something that's beginning to be remembered. and that's why we gather at a time like this you and die that's why we come together as warriors for her. warriors in peace war years in love but warriors. with no way back only forward. and that this time of imbalance when humans have gotten their ego so berserk. that they think because we speak a particular language that we share. we're the boss. yeah that shows you just how stupid we are you know. we're still that little child we haven't even hit adolescence we're still those little guys right now and i'm not i'm not. i wanted my way out one creature comforts give me seventy seventy doing take care of me right now. and she does. and she does. and those green things. tha

what was it like to be taught by your own mother? to study with my mother was hard.she's definitely my mentor, my teacher and she was also a guide of what to do and what not to do. i think this is also important. she was quite... i will not say severe. and this is what my mother teach me — solid technique. cecilia bartoli's mother was absolutely criticall in the creation - of her as an artist, and i think that you need somebody behind you, . and cecilia bartoli has her mother. i cecilia has a special ability to bring back to life forgotten operatic gems from the baroque period of the 17th and 18th centuries. because of this, she's known as the queen of baroque. operatic singing applause singing continues cecilia has single—handedly popularised the music of the famous 18th—century italian castrato, farinelli. the castration process involved the removal of a boy's testicles to maintain the purity of his prepubescent voice. the voice of farinelli apparently was incredible. he had incredible range. he had such a flexible voice. at the same time, he was able to sing very

>> i don't want magnolia mother's trust to be permanent.d be a failure if it is permanent. i don't think that any of the guaranteed income projects that are currently being implemented in this country can be sustained without federal policy. i think they're all important. i think that we are all providing critical narrative and data and conversations that were needed to help push this country forward and to really help us divorce this ideal of cash with restrictions, but if magnolia mother's trust or any of the guaranteed income programs are still occurring five years from now, i will feel like we've missed the mark in a massive opportunity. so, for me, am pushing for policy and demonstrating what is possible on a federal level. >> sreenivasan: for more on guaranteed income, zachary green spoke with natalie foster, co-chair of the economic security project. the non-profit organization helps fund programs that work to create wage and income equality, and is one of the funders of aisha nyandoro's non-profit, springboard to opportunities. >> r

that's my mother's brother.nd on holocaust memorial day, the survivor who has been silent on her ordeal but is now determined to tell her story after being diagnosed with dementia. hello and welcome. it is perhaps the most critical day in borisjohnson�*s premiership to date. in a few hours he is facing parliament in prime minister's questions, and later on wednesday, the official inquiry into parties at downing street and in whitehall during lockdown could be submitted. it is understood the senior civil servant sue gray has evidence including photographs and whatsapp messages and is keen for the report to be published in full. here is our political correspondent ione wells. can the prime minister bounce back from this? for many tory mps, their answer depends on what is in sue grey�*s reports into parties that took place behind these doors and across whitehall during coronavirus restrictions. yesterday, confirmation some evidence she has found was enough to warrant a police investigation. i has found was enough t

what was it like to be taught by your own mother? to study with my mother was hard. my mentor, my teacher. and she was also a guide of what to do and what not to do. i think this is also important. she was quite... i will not say severe. and this is what my mother taught me — study technique. cecelia bartoli's mother was absolutely critical l in the creation of her as an artist. and i think that you need somebody behind you. i and cecelia bartoli has her mother. cecelia has a special ability to bring back to life forgotten operatic gems from the baroque period of the 17th and 18th centuries. because of this, she's known as the queen of baroque. operatic singing. singing continues. cecelia has single—handedly popularised the music of the famous 18th—century italian castrato, farinelli. the castration process involved the removal of a boy's testicles to maintain the purity of his prepubescent voice. the voice of farinelli apparently was incredible. he had incredible range. he had such a flexible voice. at the same time, he was able to to sing very gently, very soft. he

i wasn't her mother alma did this is diana. i'm with her while i'm who didn't just leave the village. she also got married. here she the leisure she no longer lives like a more through oh there. her marriage caused a big scandal toward the door to our hand to come off in. yes, i did this time for a break. i'm exhausted about i can understand so many customers. so, you know, you know, you shouldn't pay too much attention to what your family says in your, it's your life, or for profit. your that i'm over to back when you decided to leave her. how was it? i should sing, love for you. i really love for oh wow. we really went through the mill theater and the little late he decided to get married, but the family was totally against it yet. no said to me, you want to leave us now that we're old for all gone. you don't want to live with your family any more while up and your cousin is still in school. rog, it's your duty to be head of the family. these are here. so and how are we supposed to coast nearly opinions in your model, doug de

i'm a little casual. velander sometimes the mother in law, the and the mother and son argue about how to handle thing as if it's a girl. we only get on the delaney lemme tell them they come to me asking if it's a boy or a girl, emma abortion, another. it ultrasound exams were legal, we'd carry them out to see if you could either this is i used to do them before revenue didn't did it, did i did many ultrasounds and performed abortion in limited i at one of the edges . but i only helped those that had lots of daughters, so you want to do that to that i otherwise mad better than the glow method or equal in meg as a yes. i did ultrasounds to, i won't deny it. and then there was this one day i had agreed to do an ultrasound exam. and after that, everything was different. and since then i haven't performed another abortion. and 25 years ago, she bought him a little marriage in the med. there's something really got under my skin and taunts me to this day. if you talk with me and just tell me that the limit of this woman didn't know she was pregnant until 4 months in the globe, her periods we

my mother didn't speak to me. in fact, no one spoke to me because of my decision all googly whole longer. ah, them with good, you've seen a piece you as a morsel as you do tourists. always think that the more sewell a promiscuous that we're always changing partners 100 i to one night with one man the next night with another on my name is india us. well yeah. you feed. yeah. what douglas? i'm always telling them that it c opposite. we're very faithful to her daily duty. you feature, roberta, did you lifted your? i was vain says touch. they say no, you more sue or don't get married. you have a different man every evening as to jada. the guides have told us all about it, so that really gets on my nerves. so do she's what i do? she can loopy. the israel deshar. yes. and i explained that even if we're not officially married, we're only with the man. we love our thy mia. a she in our midst, if i t to play and it was the same thing in our parents time here, a war lea, according to cheer, you won't be as you turn narrativ

and my mother. i'm wow. there are about a dozen of us who live in work together and they're here yet. yes, cool. another hour was you are. we don't live in couples. we live in our mothers home, all our lives. wow. what men and women, i'm, what is it? it was a luck misaligned. at that a ban. yeah. yeah, yeah. the new j article did there way you know, i don't think it's good to leave is a couple on you. how can 2 people run a whole family, even though quite if you can't take care of everything already? not on a young man in the year, you're better off living like the more so in large families exquisite. by the number you can go, please are you are low in until i take over as me chair can i? i work in the fields with my mother and ask another, it's mainly the women who care for the crops and heard a poor girl. the ear logictree, the men handle things like construction work leacock, my ref ah, mistook was in yeah, we manage on her own in the winter vesit to visit at harvest time. my uncle's come and help kenya t

my mother gives it to me some time. if you let me know, we'll end with him and i've already told you not to eat key during the pregnancy. don't about it because when your blood pressure goes up, the chances of a normal birth go down or to look it up, going to be live and a can hurt the baby. but anybody on what doesn't look, i was at the law. this is your 5th pregnancy? yes. me just to get a boy linoleum and we need a boy. he was alphabetical. why does it have to be a boy? good, as i be litigated only than about the girls move away at some point. so when i leave, we need to point to take care of the house is a go on as either a guy with a little, but you already have one will go, but we have to take care of him a that whole thing. what's wrong with him with the late he santa and and can't walk yet? don't think that any as he disabled tunzia the yes, he can't feed himself either. mama, because he's crazy. carbonite. so that's why it's easily and old. and he needs diapers. letting was all about how many children, 2 girls

and my mother, i'm wow. there are about a dozen of us who live in work together and they're here yet. yes, cool. another hour was you are. we don't live in couples, grow. we live in our mothers home, all our lives. wow. what men and women to i'm watching the tv select misaligned at that band. yeah. yeah, yeah. the new j article did their way. no, i don't think it's good to live as a couple on you. how can 2 people run a whole family dinner quite if you can't take care of everything already? not on your way at the, in the you, you're better off living like the more so in large families are squares. laza larva you know go please are you are low in until i take over as me chair and i i work in the fields with my mother and yes go nava. it's mainly the women who care for the crops and heard upper girl the ear, elijah tree, the men handle things like construction work peacock my ref. ah, the stuff was in yeah. we manage on her own in the winter. vesit desired at harvest time, my uncle's come and help tina under y

house with my mother's family. ah, does, you know, does i have been here? you don't live with your father on those who are not muscle often ask me, where is your father? do you know him and why don't you live with him or show more you again and i explained that the more so i don't live with their father. i mean, my father only sees my mother at night, then he goes back home yet. they don't live together. you get, ha, ha, ha, ha, i, i, i and that helio hook over, but he did it for the really to sub with, with. no. mm hm. good, claire, me that wasn't happy with the fly muffler booth. just sonya gala christian was in. in a few days, it will be new year, different feeds you at home. we are preparing for a gathering of the whole family yet year. my aunt ha, emma is teaching me. i'm supposed to take over from her. and yet i see at him while you're chima is our matriarch the head of our family. yes. the most important person in the household troy on. yes. mm hm. i don't know what. yeah. well, that is up, so know that the

i will see my mother, his dad gets getting darker shell. the jewish couple is waiting at the little window. i can recognize the silhouettes behind the curtains. i look for my mother's familiar form. we see, but she's not there to. the lady opens the door for me. true. but where is she? i ask out of breath. the woman waits until i'm inside. then she shuts the door. when she left lou see me. at 1st i don't understand. did i get here too late? is she out looking for me? asked you for miss she left a message for you, but he said i'm for. i am waiting for the woman to hand me something that she just stands there. i look for a slip of paper in her hand, something my mother would have written down for me is already i'm supposed to give you a message and done that. then she tells me what my mother can no longer tell me herself ish. i have decided to go to the police fate, sabine, i am going with ralph wherever that may be. imminent death try to make your life so dead leaping to me. the only things she still has from her mother are this amber neckla

with my mother. i know now that she did not endure the worst form of f d m. and i feel proud of my parents decision to end the practice, which meant that i did not endure it. and in turn neither when my daughter ah, this journey cement my b, f g m will end one day. change will come, but it must come from with from so. so understand that the richness and uniqueness of culture does not depend on traditions harmful to women. ah, running is one of the most accessible sports in the world. else's era correspondent tanti richardson takes us on his personal journey of discovery. when you find yourself out in the middle of nowhere, and the run is hurting. why should not just stop exploring the growing popularity and science? he pushes the limit from kenya to the antarctic. in search of answers to why we run eligible correspondence. ah, ah, ah ah, ah hello, here's her headlines for the america on the 1st day of 2022 happy new year. everyone will begin in california. this is actually in the past to my train to

this is her mother. i just keep coming back, this is her mother. >> the mother, her own mother.e young woman was too petite they thought to have pulled it off alone. >> there's no way that karrie could have physically carried out the act. if it was to be homicide, she would have needed some help. >> but from whom? they naturally looked to those closest to karrie. and who was closer than her dad, lloyd? going all the way back to those ballet school days. cops also knew that lloyd had been in the area that weekend helping karrie move into her college apartment. >> any more detail you could tell us about things, obviously it's helpful to us. >> but what about his apparently ironclad alibi backed up by his cell phone records? that he never left his hotel that night. >> from 11:00 to 7:00 you're in the hotel? >> yes. >> all right. >> investigator heard sent a colleague to spool through the hotel's security cam footage. >> he goes, i don't like what i'm seeing. it looks like the dad and karrie left together about 10:00 that night. >> what was that? the dad and the daughter together, l

i still cry about this baby mother. the baby survived the birth lego adela gilbert. delighted wanted to cry out, but couldn't opened its mouth light. by the way, he said when i felt the girls hurt them, will hold. it felt as if she were saying, please take a look. will you monday to look. i took in it, but there was nothing i could do to get him. and what did you believe in his powerless? gotten that a gay, an ominous glinda? i wished that i could have saved her with those, but i didn't do anything. so not to publish that dom underwood and that's what drives me. well the bill says i couldn't do anything then so but i can today what to do, but i have to add a new man cut doesn't have much time left to pray before she gives birth. mm as soon as she goes into labor, she's rushed to the closest hospital. ah. ah, neil em rides behind the ambulance. she'll assist at the bus. with bank of them. don't worry. i'm here a little. don't be afraid. it will all be fine. militant that is i with people is because people go out on with

y'all told me mother, no. he just got the one times the mother in law and the mother and son argue about how to handle things. if it's a girl felony and then they come to me asking if it's a boy or a girl of austin. and what did it take to alter sound exams were legal, we'd carry them out. i see because i used to do them before level do do i did many ultrasounds and performed abortion. and i love the i just, but i only helped those that had lots of daughters when i do that, otherwise you're asking me if i said yes, i did alter sounds to me. i think i won't deny it. then there was this one day. i had agreed to do an ultrasound exam, and after that, everything was different. i'm going to go and, and since then, i haven't performed another abortion in 25 years. the manager was glen bolton limited in the med, there's something really got under my skin and taunts me to this day. if you talk with me and there was a limit of this woman didn't know she was pregnant until 4 months in the globe, her periods were regular

and in walks my mother-in-law my future mother-in-law george the future ambassador to the vatican. okay, the future 18 18 year member of congress and an off-the-shoulder peach colored negligee. i and she says why darling. you sound terrible. drink this which was i'm sure at least two thirds bourbon and i i was stunned i had never met anybody like this and pay on new jersey george and yeah, i did fall in love with my mother-in-law first, but she was so welcoming to me as as a jewish person. she was made it so not just me, but my parents and my father was very much against this match for a long time and then finally you can imagine because when koki and her mother put on the charm offensive at my father. he didn't have a chance and finally at one point says to me george, you know, it would be so much easier to oppose this marriage if it wasn't so obvious. she's the perfect girl for you. then. i know it was going to be okay. sorry the cokie when she started out in this business was a rarity a woman in a boy's game and i do mean woman and i do mean boys. yes political. journalism, and

i have got to _ mother-in-law is. my wife's family mother—in—law is.s a good note to end it on, thank - relationship with them both. that is a good note to end it on, thank you| a good note to end it on, thank you forjoining us and have a good day. that�*s it for the papers today, i hope you have a good day. hello, i think a pleasant enough day for most of us in store. could be a few showers for a time today, but on the whole we will focus on the sunny spells. let�*s have a look at the big picture across our neck of the woods. a weather front has been moving into scotland and northern ireland and this weather front has brought temporarily cloudy conditions in the north, a little bit of rain but also behind it, you can see slightly milder air which is riding around this area of high pressure here. the milder air has pushed across the uk, hence it wasn�*t so frosty this morning. he is the weather front around three o�*clock in the afternoon, a line of cloud across parts of east anglia, the midlands, southern parts of wales, few spots of rain at most. fur

ah, today, mother friedlander lives in berlin again. she was born here in 1921 into a jewish family. they were persecuted after the nazis came to power in 1933. her parents were divorced. her mother was not able to flee germany just before she was about to go into hiding with her children. ma guts, younger brother, ralph, was arrested, hoping to help her son. her mother turned herself in to the authorities. ma got went into hiding in berlin. after 13 months, she was caught and deported to the terean's store concentration camp. she survived, her mother, brother, father and her entire family were murdered in auschwitz. shortly after the liberation of today's inch dot. and before she left, she married out of freed linda, a man she knew from berlin, and whose family had also been murdered in auschwitz. they emigrated to america in 1946. ah, he hath ima amelie cur, michigan's shoot fica sh paul hm. but i never really forgave america because when i had needed america hobbin, they didn't let me in its mission. i just assume ve, if i, the time

from tuberculosis as did my father's mother. so you can imagine. when dad revealed these stories to me how difficult it was for him and how difficult it was for me. that's why we lost the history. he didn't want to talk about it. it hurt too much. but i needed to know i needed to know. so i go off i become a journalist move away for a few years. i come back home. oh, there's one more picture. i want to show you. i love these pictures. this is my uncle eugene. only the only the two boys survived uncle eugene and this is my dad. it's very odd when i know when when you you know, your dad as your dad a mature, man, and then you see this baby and you it is something in congress about there's some kind of cognitive dissonance there, but there's my dad so i go off. i become a journalist. i come back home after a few years. and my dad takes me to see my uncle well, he remembers a little more about my grandmother because he was older when my grandmother died and he was very generous with me and the information he shared and this is a picture the last time i

said it, my mother reminds me of dolley madison.ecause she saw these women like laid by -- lady bird johnson, betty ford, colleen gore who were these enormously influential figures. so that gave cokie a sense of what role women have always played before this. and there's a great story that's told when -- [inaudible] never ask for this, but the opportunity presented to go from backstage tota center stage as a member of m congress, she decids to run. he calls her lifelong friend, lady bird johnson, to say, bird, i want you to know i'm running for hal's seat, i wanted you to know it from me, and mrs. johnson says, why, darling, that's wonderful: but how are you going to do it without a wife? [laughter] >> what you said a moment ago aboutt people don't remember a word you say on television, there's an old saying you probably herald it doesn't matter what you wear on radio or what you say on television. [laughter] dolley madison actually was historicallyor important because james madison, who's my hero -- he's the wallpaper on my phone,

yes, but my mother, she hadn't location lou . as i am leaving somali land, i feel privileged to have met a woman who shared the stories with me. but i'm overcome with emotion. as i relies, virtually every woman here have been coughing. and what it actually means. i've always known about the numbers and the facts and figures. but when you come face to face to woman who has gone through it, it seems like the woman who after indoors is and the children who after indoors, if you go through cycles of pain and for what for what has happened to so many women and girls like my mom i'm so happy that she i don't know why she didn't cut off, but i'm so grateful. because my life would have been so much different because it feels like oh would have gone through the pay to go through without. and then not to be able to do something that's just, that's a god given thing to peak. you can't p and then you commence duration. and then when you have to have sex, you don't enjoy it and it's like painful. and then you have to give birth and then it ju

but i would see it was very hard and fast to my mother. then my sister was under production and i found it had to accept that my mother passed away. donna done, go, i'm good with message then very soon after my sister, local ag. when peter will, who it was very painful as i had no one left, the little guy know will do. essentially luckily i'm a, he overcame her despair and is now in great falls. but moving to martini also meant more towards her grandmother. expect scheduled in to work in the garden, whose votes doubles the sound in the nearby town. as the oldest child unlikely has to meet via heed water cook and get the other children ready for school. and even born would i noticed that she was peel hat in from the passing of her mother in sister to her. when you speak to her, she feels a thief. you are ill treat in hon. so i told her, i'm not hating you. i raised your mother in the same way as i'm raising you. indeed, clarissa, more than boys girls in south africa, a vulnerable to drop out of school. and it's not only teenage pregnancy. a

she is very clever disk around mother. when the guests had gone to the thought tar letting she goes after them. she listen is the most of them in your in. oh because when the girl is circumcised, no, there's no nice wood there with her urine because it is like a drug addict or war she cried. she said, or my daughter again, saddle again, you'll need to like a boyce what you did, you did nothing. do you think that eventually people will abandon the sir eventually, but didn't take time? ah, as a watch seats young people at a wedding reception. i wonder how many of the men would be willing to marry an uncut woman in the future? oh, i foreseen a luca journalist post as an antique g, a message of social media. i was curious to know why i did the facebook state of where you said some men believe f jammed reduces a woman's sexual desire. they say this increases her appeal. what made you rides us? i wanted to talk because it's problem foot of our callous and dishonesty. dow human plate of the goddess i. you my 9 that right when you

. >> she was a young wife and mother minding the store for her husband. it was robbery, revenge or something else? >> we might want to look at his relationship with rene. >> cozy, check it out. >> yes. >> years passed without an arrest but for one prosecutor this cold case was personal. >> that was the case that was unsolved for my old man, my dad. >> the clues that lover's triangle, cash and a bearded lady. >> said it looked like a woman and a really thin guy. >> a mystery with so many head-snapping turns that it took two trials. >> you waited 18 years for justice only to have the carpet pulled out from under you. >> to uncover the truth. but was it the truth. >> an adulter is a person that have done evil things but does not make them a murderer. >> i said let's go down to the comic bookstore. i knew immediately all of the crime scene tape was there. they said you can't go through. we are investigating a homicide. investigating a comic bookstore. >> it was a mom and pop shop in a strip mall in detroit. out front, bins of the fantasy big guys, spidy, hulk

so i only mother this. so if the city door, clearly this is in the sun. so mr. now could velma, if the so yes she christian i as this if they so the harder than young kitchena la ki, i began the, i kind of thing in assuming the i began i kind of think of a so the minute we had to get part of a what i mean most of the gas shortage alone could one out of the holding a meeting meeting. dina me was is so the flu shots if you get killed. i was thinking more with the neighbors. take pity on abdul helene situation and let him draw water from there. well, there's nothing all they can do for him. everyone here is facing similar problems with what a noun, declare, miami or the santa maria in that the random display on what are now given. if those hope could you put them all right, and we got, it wasn't a month for a motor now and unit for declaring lag on my side. unless you move term, which equates them okay. written with they used to gather twigs and rubbish from the street as fuel for the stove, but now those streets are bare as if thoroughly clean. just nothing more.

so the water is mother. if somebody reported, he saw experiments been set up and wanted to do it himself with a logo shantel for going thought your new believe bullard slower as well as promotional home, did it? i mean, sure, sure. joyously cooking a thorough mould, such as mother knew nothing about chemistry. so she just gave him some books, hoping he wouldn't understand and give up a meeting we snowstorms made public delay when there was more that i just need those from people who deal with other renewable. it's a lee your we would cheat on posterior teeth all on the high. don't you're still there as council either. would you like each negligence of or the young lady, guadalupe lucia on the governor. thought of some bribe award. pow wow. good. and then trump, i'm want both of them. those are the ones the previous year, the war patrol some good because national the problem when you wire, when he was 6 socialist interesting chemistry and switch to programming, which was his new passion. new mom or roger will

like my mother love was. yeah, for the most people, the family name always comes from the mother, nancy, who i am 18 and i live in a large house with my mother's family history. yeah. ah. those are good to see him when here you don't live with your father longer. those who are not muscle often ask me, where is your father? do you know him? so why don't you live with him? show, would you again and i explained that the most to, oh, don't live with their father. i mean, my father only sees my mother at night. then he goes back home yet. they don't live together to get ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ha, you can, i, i, ah, and of a hill or tripler of a, but in order for me to sub with, with no me one good claire, me that wasn't happy with the fly modular booth just sonya gala christian was it in a few days it will be new year to teach. with busy at home we are preparing for a gathering of the whole family yet year. my aunt are chima is teaching me cuz i'm supposed to take over from her. no. as yet. hm. why are chima? is o

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and always thought mother goose had written that but it turns out she wrote in 1830. i learned about sarah josepha hale when i was writing my book in history of thanksgiving. that was really blown away by her. when i learned that she was editor of the most widely circulated magazine in the first half of the 19th century and she had enormous influence over the culture of our country, and over the idea of educating women and she said the godmother of thanksgiving, the modern day holiday that we still celebrate. >> that is terrific and i wanted to open a with the writings demographic is a really set the stage for this woman is extraordinary for all the reasons you mention it, she was 33, a mother of five and what an energy and some decisions you gotta make it is fascinating that she never remarried, and we would not have had this impacted think, wouldn't you say. >> it is, she was motivated because of the need of passion of educating her children she was probably one of the best and certainly one of the best educated women in the early 19th century this was an era, 8028,

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then she tells me what my mother can no longer tell me herself. that if i have decided to go to the police, say so bead i am going with ralph wherever that may be. imminent death try to make your life so deadly been to man the only things she still has from her mother are this amber necklace and a small address book side. telson adds ish to work a few in 2008 zika when i was still on the plane on my way back to america. i asked myself in new york, say you really doing a new york area? there's so much more you can do in germany, in berlin to bill in kent in 2009, she decided to leave new york and returned to berlin for good order him out of lad. 88 years old margaret friedlander has been repatriated and is back for good people. today she officially became a german citizen again. interior minister curtis presented her with the certificate of dig it as a sonata. senator curt ing that them to me. i should probably say a few words after receiving this document, all, and i think words of sanks are expected of arctic mon vaughn, to dest uncle's left cond

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so, penelope cruz and milena smit are single mothers to be.ing a room together in a hospital, they give birth together, their babies go into observation together, and when they leave hospital, they swap phone numbers. and perhaps a bit more. here is a clip. so, that's one strand of the story. in another strand, penelope cruz�*s character is trying to excavate a mass grave in her hometown from the civil war, so there are two stories. parallel mothers, parallel stories, personal and political, which sounds like a really fascinating combination. and if you think of the films of guillermo del toro, like the devil's backbone or pan's labyrinth, he's managed to do exactly that with the spanish civil war. here's the thing with this, it's beautifully designed, beautifully played — a very well—written script with great performances, wonderful score. and it sounds like a perfect match. the problem for me is that it's not so much parallel stories, it's tangential stories. you have the spanish civil war story, which kind of appears and then gets sidelined

were, she was profoundly influenced by her mother.so i felt seen by mrs. hale when she said that but there's no influence so powerful is that as her mother but next inefficacy is that of a schoolmaster. seems like that set her on this trajectory for her mother's influence and her husband but maybe you could speak to these influences in her life that have this impact. >> her family influences were enormous. another influence was her father who was a revolutionary war veteran and she was a deep patriot born in 1788, the year before washington was sworn in as president of the united states and she lived through the terms of 19 presidents. she had a long and diverse life. almost a century of enormous changes in american history and i think that this background influenced her writing enormously. after her husband died, in a millinery shop she hated it. so she decided to keep going. she started to write and already published her husband had her publish a couple of local publications and she managed to get poems published in boston publicati

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