mr. butler, i've just gotten from my acquaintances or my family circle, become gross. a 1000000 close as a silver crumb had his fear of serious illness, such as cancer or a heart attack paralyzes him. these convinced that symptoms such as heart palpitations were headaches or life threatening, which had target up to her of her days where i've listened to something in the morning. and then i haven't been able to stop thinking about it all day. even at work, in which wrangler and so i've been constantly listening in or googling buttons. and that's when i knew that i needed to do something about it. he seeking help from psychologist colinas our. she knows how much people who are fears of illness really suffer. hypochondria is still a taboo subject, as, as i know, some tomb as m y symptom is really the fair which is very pronounced locally which and then also reached the extent of honey contacts and severe anxiety and name can the fight of us. we're the 2nd thing we observe is that the person also frequently reports having physical symptoms, former british and these are the

play the butler mr. barrymore channel. sherlock holmes well, alexei well, what kind of sherlock holmes well, people don’t want watch what has already been seen, this is not brother 2. give us at least a chance to show our version of the work. okay? show me, show me, and i 'll stand on the sidelines, i'll see how you nationalized it. let's so imagine already a russian detective, shurlik, house and dr. woodson stand. and why do you go out to english music? we have nationalized, come out under the russian. okay come on. now i will solve this case using the method of deduction no. we have such a deduction method. we have a method. in puffs finger in the sky foolishly get drunk on a bet. well, this is a matter of chance. i believe that the victim was shot with a revolver should not stand. what kind of revolver should he also die in russian. and i don’t know how in russian, i smoked in bed there and fell asleep. he jumped for crucian carp and drowned, went to the wild boar from the leeward side of his life, they shot him. okay,

mr. chairman? quickly -- >> ms. butler and congressman mcbeth, are you there? >> i am here. >> thank you so much for your leadership, to both of you, congresswoman mcbeth, could you give the extraordinary impact on vulnerable voters whether they are elders or young people and they happen to be people of color, whether they are hispanic or african-american, with a kind of suppressive bill that you have -- would you just answer a simple five, you represented district, yarn african-american woman, you did represented well, do you think there was some underlying thought that they might eliminate an african-american woman in the u.s. congress? ms. butler than congresswoman mcbeth. >> thank you, congresswoman jackson. the undue burden that i talked about was with regards to vote by mail, where people have to provide id's. a lot of older people do not have the capacity to copy ids because they do not have georgia driver's licenses or state issued id's the undue burden of out of present voting, that is a lot of things, if you do not know, a lot of people do not get the

mr. michael will introduce in the coming weeks. natasha butler reports from paris. hospital workers demonstrating in paris last week to demand better pay and conditions the latest in a series of protests by public sector workers in france. now, trade unions want to increase pressure on the french government. they've called for nationwide strike to demand highest salaries and an end to the government's pension reform plans. this railway union representative says people are fed up and inflations making things worse, reported of, unquote, we are in eternal social situation. workers are angry about the cost going on. they see big companies making, reco profits refusing to write salaries. so going into the streets feels like the only way to try and force them to increase or pay. the french government says it's doing all that he can to shield people from inflation. it's kept energy bills for consumers, offered financial help to poor households, and is considering a pay rise for teachers. but it is standing firm on his controversial pension reform plans, but who thought him to get out of the system in w

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butler teach the etiquette training. >> ainsley: they have teachers. >> brian: do you know anybody else with an etiquette teacher. >> steve: what i remember from family affair is mry top of mind and explained a lot of the things you were supposed to do. >> brian: that's why people when so well behaved. >> carley: my butler was off last week he is back to work tomorrow i will ask him. brines. >> brian: wow relay that to him? >> steve: wait, you give hip monday off? >> ainsley: could you imagine if we had butlers in our small apartments? show me around the hallway? the trays will be dropping because we run into each other. >> steve: the problem with having a butler you have to clean up the house before the butler gets there. >> brian: plus how do you make up smalltalk all day. you don't want a butler there. >> ainsley: that's why i don't have one. >> brian: make smalltalk. right, still ahead on this show, more buses arriving in blue sanctuary cities this morning. so why chicago's lori lightfoot relocating these migrants to suburbs instead? one town's message for the mayor. ♪ ♪ to learn about here. ♪ if i was someone else, would this all fall apart ♪ strange where w