don't listen to nelle.sn't know the first thing about being a mother, and she certainly doesn't love wiley. i mean, everyone in nelle's life is just a means to an end, and that end is to hurt carly. everyone else -- you, michael, wiley -- is just collateral damage. no, you're right. of course you're right. it's just -- i don't know why i let nelle get to me so easily. well, look to your mother, the queen of mind games. she taught you not to trust yourself or your feelings. but the bottom line is, madeline knew that you were a mother, which is why she left you a clue so that you could find the baby that she gave away. or she left me a clue so she could torture me. okay. alright. well, you know what? you're certainly free to believe that. and you can just, you know, get on with your life, or you can search for the other half of that necklace, and it might just lead you to your missing child. you know, jax, i already told you that i brought this to a jeweler, and he didn't lead me anywhere to tell me who did w

that made the designers name in 2018 he created these the giant of pans or american soul singers and nell monet. duran is especially proud of the coat he created for superstar billy eilish it's made up of 2 quilted jackets by the carhartt fashion label after the singer wore it for a photo shoot its value soared by several 1000 euros in. luxury department stores provide him with unsold apparel for free he makes new items out of it and sells them back. but. has another highly new idea creating session without any. he would like to. envision a completely people. approach. now whether you're wearing just holograms and lights or maybe jeans and a t. shirt thanks for joining us there's always more arts and culture news for you on our web site that's of course d.w. dot com slash culture you can also find us on facebook and twitter if you just look for d.w.b. culture take care felix that. journey through a continent in crisis south america is being hit particularly hard by the coronavirus can demagogue poverty. elling health system. and political tension the ideal breeding ground for rapid spread

backlash they added a requirement that hospitals could not discharming patients unless they tested nell active. >> my anything is to get justice for the seniors. >> she began temporarily living at our lady of consolation nursing and rehandle day active care center on long island. a former employee who asked to remain anonymous alleges that the facility took in covid patients in march and prild and in some cases they were put in rooms with covid positive patients. anna died april 1st, hours after being diagnosed with the virus. she believes she was infected by someone who brought the virus into the facility. she is suing the nursing home. what's the take-away? >> if you can care for your parents at home, do so. >> at least 39 residents have died since march 31st. the facility demd any improper treatment and said they can't comment on litigation but said it is dedicated to delivering high quality compassion ait care. based on the anonymous claim we told you about a molt ago from the former employee, they will be launching an investigation into the facility. they say any facility that does

they want is to come back home just go back into the reality life and have it just a bit silly says nell campaigning for their return under the watch of the authorities and a policeman was present during our interview i still have family in stand because majority of them i grew up with. so no dice so have mothers cry for decades that it really matters we have. nearly 100 trinidadian women and children unknown to have emerged from high school territory the 20 dating government is now working on legislation that will determine whether and how they can return there are fears that not everyone who has fled has given up on line and means by back at home the issues that cool so many trinidadians to leave the country to be addressed. the island of sardinia a famously adelie college a spot. less well known as a proving grounds for. investigating claims that news of military training and ons testing triggered cancer and birth defects amid the local population. secrets. people in power on al-jazeera. a story of financial scandal with billions lost in the united arab emirates have never seen and a

car insiders tune in nell. beethoven invention. didn't do. so many romance of stolen beethoven. of course the subconscious always. comes. with the biggest composer of all time i constantly peek into imagine a world class horn player sara willis on a musical journey of discovery. with the whole thing. starts september 16th on t.w. . the chief executive officer tick tocks steps down kevin mayo has resigned his post amid a raging tech war between the united states and china also coming up a bit as one of the levis poverty rates in europe but is its soviet era economy sustainable in the 21st century. welcome to do business on one of the johnson berlin good to have you with us just 3 months after joining tick talk with great fanfare kevin that is quitting the chinese owned video app.

they want is to come back home just go back into the reality life and have it just a bit silly says nell campaigning for their return under the watch of the authorities and a policeman was present during our interview i still have families out there in stand because majority of them i grew up with. so no dice so have mothers cry for decades it really mushes me. nearly 100 trinidadian women and children unknown to have emerged from high school territory the 20 dating government is now working on legislation that will determine whether and how they can return there are fears that not everyone who has fled has given up on line and means by back at home the issues that cool so many trinidadians to leave the country to be addressed. this underwater treasure is a risk of disappearing juice a coral bleaching caused by rising temperatures when we think about the great bear it gives a strain the area that's truly heritage's iconic in the tourism industry baseband says we will lose instantly if we have another bleaching event of these magnitude if this continues they just will not be the opportuni

yours truly scottie 'd nell hughes. how to read out of read turn on the t.v. on the about the world and what's happened in the around me i see shows on the screen in last every day because the fake news narrative steady state. who may be cool with little to no business with half the power brick by brick glue is that make it my own house plenty of them in the store but i've found that network that no question or. take a live news anywhere you can cause an elegant think straight on line and video library with a built in search engine it will sit right in your pocket it's free interactive digital our taxes dollars will talk to $8000.00 the president's text or videos uploaded every hour so what on earth are you waiting for laptop for. all the fuel we don't treat. everyone in the world should experience. and you'll get it on the old the old. the old according to josh. welcome to my world come along for the ride. and welcome back tech heavy way apple became the world's most valuable publicly traded company on friday and sitting state oil giant saudi aramco shares an

yours truly scottie 'd nell hughes. how to read out of read turn on the t.v. on the back the world of what's happened in the around me i see shows on the screen in last every t.v. because the fake news narrative steady state. to maybe cool little to no business with the farm after the plum brick by brick school is the making plenty of that in the school work but i've found that network that open question. take a live news anywhere you go plus an elegant think straight on line and video library with a built in search engine it will sit right in your pocket it's free interacting just architectures will talk to 8000 the president's text work that is uploaded every hour so what are you waiting for plucked up the for. the feeling to be coming. every the world should experience. and you'll get it on the old the old. the old according to josh. welcome our world come along for the ride. hey welcome back i'm rick sanchez it appears today that russia is taking a very proactive approach to vaccinating its citizens after a very short trial period that may have been cut sh

. ♪ >> i am greg the nell. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. we are joined by our audiences.ries we are from around the world. calling for compliance. opec and its allies calling for producers to show unity and a commitment to a deal to curb outputs. some of the murky us to trades at global banks -- murky estate trades at global banks. we will examine the trends. in the fedinsight today. a look at the markets, greg. 500 closed at an all-time high. any green on the screen today tells you it is building on that high, getting back all of the losses from the pandemic selloff. 3396 right now. up 6.5 points. i know you talked earlier about target getting people back in the store. quite a feat. apple facing a $2 trillion market cap. the 10 year bond on a .66 handle. crude under some modest pressure today. we have opec-plus, really the saudi's and the russians, getting together today. they will figure out how to get the other members of the group to comply with what they have been talking about in terms of production curbs. let's bring in alan wald -- ellen wald. now, it seems like i

. >> had a big wound in my side from shrap nell and i bled a lot but it didn't take on -- so it healed itself in about, i don't know, a length of time. >> when you all got into the water the first night, what was some of the problems y'all faced? >> disorder. fright. wounds. i would say that was all we had. it wasn't fighting. wasn't any turmoil of that type. but everybody was scared to death. these were all 18 and 19-year-old kids. >> and you're leading or in command of a group of 325 guys and you're, what, 23? >> 23. but i was well-trained. i must say that the naval academy was fabulous. >> were y'all confident that you would be picked up fairly quickly? >> no. no, that was a big problem that we had, was to try to keep the men thinking that there -- they would be saved but there was no way in god's green earth that i knew we wore going to be saved. in fact, when we were saved, the water had -- my life jacket had become so sodden with water that it was almost up to my lip when i was in the sea. so i was about i would say maybe ten or 15 hours from being or i would have presumed probab

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. >> you go back and look at watts, watts has nell never really recovered.u look at 60 years ago we had our peaceful protests they're still talking about them today and how we had the ability to put jim crow on trial where jim crow was found guilty, and right now you don't have any more of those laws on the books. my question is what are you trying to achieve? you have a definite situation because we have the law of the land now, once something like this happens and due process when it goes to a legal system, and then you make the judgment. we have become in a lot of ways a, quote-unquote, court of public opinion. charles: sure. there's no doubt about that. we've got to make the distinction, and i do want to salute you for all the work that you've done in the civil rights movement and, hopefully, we'll talk again very soon. clarence, thank you very much. >> you're quite welcome. you have a blessed day. charles: hey, if you're old enough to remember the race for the white house between president trump and joe biden, it really seems eerily similar to 1968. ame

humanitarian organizations face constant harass mament from security pesh nell affiliated with maduro and they continue to impede international staff from registering certain organizations. usaid condemns any efforts to intimidate or threaten humanitarian workers seeking to save lives. throughout the region, usaid's priority is to support communities general russly hosting venezuelans especially in brazil, colombia, weak door, and peru. we are aiming to reach approximately 943,000 refugees, migrants, and these countries with food assist an, health care, and water. he agency recognizes a mix and median and long-term aance -- ssistance is needed. and government capacity building. in venezuela we are using development assistance to support the government and national assembly with technical training, staffing support, equipment and communication efforts. usaid's support bolster's the interim government's ability to interact with the constituents despite the increase from oppression from the regime. our commitment to democracy and the rule of law is central to our engagement in the hemisp

like the czar, what stalin will want is security on his western frontier and access through the dard nell straits in the south, to renegotiate something called the monotree convention of 1936. to allow soviet strips to pass through the straits unblocked, unhindered, unhindered is the word i wanted. sorry. so by this logic, you don't need to think about an ideological conflict with the soviet union, and you don't need to worry about giving the soviet union an opening into places where they're unlikely to go. the second way of thinking largelarg largely comes from chip bow lynn and avril hairman who argue this is something different, what you're seeing in the in the soviet union is not like the czar's system because this truly is a different ideology, that the soviets will not feel safe until the moment when they think that most of the world agrees with them id logically or until they fully control. in bow lynn's mind, the united states has to prepare to deal with soviet expansion. it has to be prepared for the soviets to continually be testing the limits of what the west is willing to do.

trained engineering worked with rick nell who sold novelus and has a tremendous background.hey are just crushing it and a lot is because intel has fallen off a cliff. this he couldn't do the 7 nano it was the greatest engineering company of our lives when it was run by andy gross. no question about it carl, it's really an american story. >> you would put ford, intel, ibm, i mean, what else ge, other clients that have been lapped by younger competitors? >> yes, and it's been done i mean, i know dave cody and his winning now, winning later book which is great for honeywell talked about the need you have to blow up your stuff constantly you have to constantly reinvent but you also have to cut and get rid of divisions that looked really good at the time. i don't think any of the companies you mentioned are really capable of doing that mobile eye was a brilliant acquisition by intel, but where is the beef? they should -- it is very, very -- i'm not saying they're bp where david seems to think that it's a good pivot into trees and whatever, i don't know what they're doing, but int

. >> do you have to make more than making on job that is the issue not nell there should not be any money they were getting case will from small business saying you are killing me my employees do not want to come back why would they making more money at home than they are on the job -- i tell you in terms of -- money to people but to give them more money, to stay home does impact economy opening again. dagen: i have heard that from small business owners i have heard that from dentists in new york city can't get employees back wife heard from people worked through this shutdown, that they feel, shunned and angry they were making less putting their health on line going to work, than people on unemployment. that being said, the republicans had months to put together a plan because they knew this was expiring the end of july, and if they wanted to do a stairstep like going from 600 to 400 to 200 then let it expire -- they put nothing out there they let the democrats basically run roughshod over them. >> can i jump in what mnuchin put out there was the idea that the states already -- already d

yours truly scottie 'd nell hughes. how to read out of read turn on the t.v. on the about the world was happening around me i see shows on the screen in last every t.v. because of fake news narratives the steady state theory of who may be cool little to no business with tom after the bomb brick by brick pool is that they could play me off there in the store but i found a network that oh. please take a live news anywhere you can place an elegant think straight on line and video library with a built in search engine it will sit right in your pocket it's free interactive just architecture's dollars will talk to 8000 the president's text or videos uploaded every hour so what are you waiting for plucked up the phone calls if you. call the feeling to be something. everyone in the world should experience. and you'll get it on the old the old. the old according to gesture. welcome to my world come along for the ride. hey welcome back i'm rick sanchez now to pittsburgh where the mayor has now just his city is going to be participating in a program that's going to recei

scholars really going head-to-head and toted toe was really amazing to me and i was quite surprised that nell painter, who was very caught up in electoral fever was so much in favor of local control that the public spaces should be controlled by the people in those spaces. now we have a state government saying that no statue can come down anywhere in the state. that is a blanket kind of challengedt must be in the courts, if not elsewhere. so, for example in charlottesville, gary gallagher was explaining that one statue is a few hundred feet from another and yet they were in the same jurisdiction and there was a debate going on. the idea that each generation would come up with a formula, each generation would come up with an idea of what they want community,n their several artists add suggested putting up new statues. inarticipated in a form louisville, kentucky. they had a very large confederate obelisk on the campus of the university of louisville. it has since been removed. but the question is, how can we put up something that not all talks that statue, but about what led to the statue ?ein