this side, where nora was staying, was empty.at, ran downstairs and started searching around. mother meabh said a window in the downstairs kitchen area, that she said she'd closed the night before, was found open. the family insisted there was a criminal element to the case, as their daughter had difficulty walking unassisted and had never wandered off alone. but the police always maintained it was a missing persons case. nora's naked body was eventually found ten days after she disappeared, close to a stream on a palm oil plantation. there was no sign she had been physically assaulted. autopsies carried out both in malaysia and london both concluded that nora had died because of a heavily ulcerated upper intestine, caused by extreme stress and lack of food. a senior british pathologist said scratches on nora's torso, legs and feet were consistent with her moving through the densejungle. today's verdict of death by misadventure means that coroner maimoonah aid believes that on the balance of probabilities, nora wandered off alone

nora: solamente dios es el Único que sabe las cosas.stico sigue siendo distrofia muscular. para muchos, que estÉ vivo es un verdadero milagro, no sÓlo porque venció los duros embates de su condiciÓn, sino porque ha logrado salir del mundo de las drogas. y aquÍ lo tienen, lleno de proyectos, sueÑos y mucha vida, al menos pensado. janiot: y sus proyectos no acaban ahÍ. juan continÚa trabajando como psicoterapeuta, dando charlas en universidades e instituciones y produciendo su programa radial. ademÁs, sueÑa en que un dÍa la historia que cuenta en sus memorias se convierta en una pelÍcula. ojalÁ se le cumpla ese sueÑo, teresa. rodrÍguez: así es. quÉ historia de la vida real. janiot: asÍ llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn. muchas gracias.

nora...hickjungle surrounding the resort. missing person flyers were handed out in nearby communities. the owner of the dusun resort told the inquest the area had never experienced anything like it. it has always been a safe place for my family. we have never had a burglary, and we have never had an intruder in any of our houses. nora's naked body was eventually found ten days after she disappeared, close to a stream on a palm oil plantation. there was no sign she had been physically assaulted. autopsies carried out both in malaysia and london both concluded that nora had died because of a heavily ulcerated upper intestine caused by extreme stress and lack of food. this is very unusual. but there must be something more than the normal, i mean, stress. this is tremendous. a senior british pathologist said that scratches on nora's torso, legs and feet were consistent with her moving through the densejungle. today's verdict of death by misadventure means that coroner maimoonah aid, believes that

nora was naked at the time, she was not wearing underwear but her parents had said that she had gonederwear and they have never found the underwear, so lots of questions still remain about these mysterious circumstances but the coroner said she simply wandered off alone. howard, thanks very much for bringing us thanks very much for bringing us the latest there, that the death by misadventure verdict has been delivered via. thanks for joining has been delivered via. thanks forjoining us on bbc news. hello. 2021 has certainly started on a cold and wintry note. through the weekend we have seen sleet and snow from many places, not everywhere, this was near sheffield on sunday afternoon. there's also been heavy rain showers around. over the coming few days the story stays the same, staying cold with a mix of rain, sleet and snow, mainly over hills, the snow. some sunshine but often quite windy conditions, particularly through monday and tuesday. we have high pressure sitting to the north of the uk, low pressure down towards the south, south—west and in between those two areas, we're drawi

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this side, where nora was staying, was empty.ore, was found open. the family insisted there was a criminal element to the case, as their daughter had difficulty walking unassisted and had never wandered off alone. but the police always maintained it was a missing persons case. nora's naked body was eventually found ten days after she disappeared, close to a stream on a palm oil plantation. there was no sign she had been physically assaulted. autopsies carried out both in malaysia and london both concluded that nora had died because of a heavily ulcerated upper intestine, caused by extreme stress and lack of food. a senior british pathologist said scratches on nora's torso, legs and feet were consistent with her moving through the densejungle. today's verdict of death by misadventure means that coroner maimoonah aid believes that on the balance of probabilities, nora wandered off alone. nora's parents called for this inquest but it's delivered a verdict that will undoubtedly disappoint them. howard johnson, bbc news. the news at s

a coroner in malaysia rules the death of teenager nora quoirin — who disappeared in august 2019 — wasly through misadventure and did not involve anyone else. could julian assange finally be heading to the us to face charges of espionage? ajudge in london is set to rule on his case later. # walk on. and tributes to gerry marsden, the singer of you'll never walk alone who's died at the age of 78. hello to you. we begin in the us. president trump is facing robust criticism after putting pressure on an election official in georgia to overturn joe biden‘s victory in the state. the president was heard to make the requests during a recorded telephone conversation, which was released by the washington post newspaper. vice president elect, kamala harris, described his actions as a "bold abuse of power". our reporter paul hawkins has the details. impeachment, the russia scandal and catching covid in the middle of a pandemic. the trump presidency has been a rollercoaster ride, so on one level, perhaps we shouldn't be surprised. after all, donald trump himself said... losing is never easy. not fo

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nora gallina: my name is nora gallina. i live in zephyr hills, florida.: my name is andrea shiloh. and i'm in houston, texas. my name is helen marshall. >> i live in montgomery county, pennsylvania. >> my name is kareem deanes, and i live in saint louis, missouri. i teach middle school here in saint louis right now. susan daniel: my name is susan daniel, and i'in dallas, texas. jason munn: my name is jason munn, and i'm a letter carrier from brentwood, new york. nora gallina: i try every day, multiple times a day, to see if an appointment has opened, every hour, basically, until i go to bed, even sometimes at midnight. helen marshall: at this point, i have tried six different branches of one supermarket, and i have tried four pharmacies, and i have tried three hospital systems, and gotten nowhere. andrea shiloh: i have been trying, unfortunately, unsuccessfully to get the vaccine for myself and my mother, as her primary caregiver, her only caregiver. kareem deanes: information is scarce about this. i'm worried that i might not get the vaccine because of t

we miss nora so terribly. an open window. someone opened that window. it wasn't any of us. we were always there. it couldn't have been a member of staff, for instance. so that is totally unexplained. but, also, we lived for 15 years with nora. she never left our sides. she was highly dependent on us. she recognised her own abilities and disabilities. she simply never would have walked off into the jungle. the circumstances of nora's death are still unclear, regardless, and depending on whatever angle we look at. nora had physical and mental disabilities because of a condition she'd had since birth affecting brain development. the family says that wasn't properly factored in by the inquest, despite character evidence from one of her teachers. nora went to school and came home every day in a taxi. every day, at 3:20, she'd be standing at the school gate with a teacher, waiting for her taxi. she just didn't move beyond what she knew to be safe. she always looked to someone else for reassurance on what she should

and nora hawk the director of march for our lives. david, what was your reaction when it happened and watching it now with all of the additional context? >> you know, i think my first reaction when i saw it happen was how do i make sure my friends and staff with me are safe, considering that, you know, marjorie taylor greene was talking about how she had a concealed weapon, was stalking us through the hallss for the congress for the 15 or 20 minute video that was taken. that's what i was concerned about. i was try to deescalate the situation so we were all safe and able to walk away. >> and david, watching it now? >> and watching it now, i think it's horrific that they're on the house education committee, especially given the fact that, you know, they don't believe that school shootings have happened. they believe that wildfires are started by jewish space laysers and absolutely ridiculous conspiracies. but i'm really interested as well to hear what more aire has to say. >> me too. mora you led a group with a petition to more than 100

an inquest in malaysia ruled that nora's death was caused by misadventure.ssure on a senior republican official to overturn joe biden‘s election victory in georgia. the washington post says the audio is from an hour—long phone call with georgia's secretary of state, brad raffensperger. the vice president—elect — kamala harris — called it a "bold abuse of power". paul hawkins reports. impeachment, the russia scandal and catching covid in the middle of a pandemic. the trump presidency has been a roller—coaster ride. so on one level perhaps we shouldn't be surprised. after all, donald trump himself said... losing is never easy. not for me, it's not. but on another level, no—one could have foreseen that the president of the united states would ask georgia's top election official to find enough votes to overturn november's result. you can't let it happen and you are letting it happen. you know, i mean, i'm notifying you that you're letting it happen. so, look, all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have, because we w

pierluisi queprometiÓ nora la estarÍa para la isla y combatir la pobreza, corrupciÓn, y la pandemia.er la diferencia entre la vida y la muerte.lamentablemente, la gente sin escrÚpulos lo sabe. y se aprovecha, muchos estafadores cobran los precios pero no entregan el gas vital a clientes que se estÁn ahogando. historias como esta estÁn ocurriendo en mÉxico. >> son vidas . eduardo: en la sÚplica de ledezma.tiene 70 aÑos. es jubilado y desde el 16 de diciembre resultÓ positivo y covid 19. alza la voz porque fraudes y costos excesivos para conseguir tanque de oxÍgeno,que utilizan los enfermos de coronavirus que se recuperan desde casa, se han incrementado en mÉxico. golpeando a la poblaciÓn. >> cilindros pequeÑos. de 2:00 a 3:00 veces mÁs. >> es mediante pÁginas web donde se han cometido decenas de estafas. empresas fantasma piden a quienes les urge un tanque de oxÍgeno hasta $400. >> no estÁs esperando que alguien se aproveche de tu necesidad, de tus ganas de salvar a alguien. que es de tu familia, y te defraude. >> decenas de personas han denunciado el fraude y precios excesivos. el go

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cambodia and north korea have maintained close relations for decades kim is so manned cambodia's king nora gong scieno were good friends a solid basis for today's business ties that contravene un sanctions. in the evening when the museum closes the north koreans throw another set of doors open for the hungry tourists they don't want cameras in the restaurant so we film in secret. the menu boasts north korean specialties such as cold noodles and sea cucumber. the prices are surprisingly high by cambodian standards a main course cost up to $50.00. in particular tourists from china and south korea visit the restaurant the young women who serve here a mostly art students from pyongyang. they live and sleep above the restaurant and are often not allowed to leave the premises for years. every evening at the same time they change their costumes and get ready for the big show. there are 130 such north korean restaurants worldwide 3 of them in cambodia. they're said to make several $1000000.00 a year but the waitresses don't get paid for their work. the dollars flowing directly into the regime's se

por mucho de se comunicÓ con el hospital nora veiras, auc or le dieron opciones de pago a conocer suero del paciente, si no de su compaÑÍa de seguros y agrega este es un error lamentable que corregir hemos con una compaÑÍa de seguros cÓmo se siente ahora que sabe que no va a pagar nada de estos y cuando el dÓlar. >> no sÉ cÓmo estÁ tu hija con >> pero cÓmo pudo haber ocurrido este error automÁtico que provocÓ que el juez recibieron la factura de cincuenta mil dÓlares, y que le robÓ el sueÑo po semanas. me comuniquÉ con una portavoz de cover california en busca de los puestos. sabemos quÉ pasÓ con el seguramente cuando el contar aÚn no presentÓ su tÁctica de seguro de salud y al ingresar al hospital. sin embargo, no queda recomendamos es que se comunique con su plan mÉdico. hora juan recobra el aliento tras conocer que por ahÍ es estamos dispuestos. de haberse resignado incluso a pagar por cuotas o la cantidad. a de cincuenta mil dÓlares. van a los otros pagar sÍ ha habido urÍas noticias univisiÓn catorce. para saber cuÁndo comenzara la lluvia nos conectamos de nuevo con nuestra meteo

. >> reporter: nora serrano has a bird's-eye view from her front door. >> she leads maybe once or twice a day. and then comes back and stays there and sleeps. so we rake up wake up to her and we go to sleep with her there. >> reporter: the doe seems downright domesticated. she will let you come within 10 feet or so. but they keep their distance. >> i watched out the window sometimes. >> reporter: while their dad watches what happens next. >> she eats the berries off the bush. but it hasn't been a hassle or anything. >> reporter: a bit of wildlife in the middle of suburbia. how she continues to get there is a neat in and of itself. >> it is really busy over here. >> reporter: and how it happened likely making for a pretty good story. >> that was rachel was reportedly official wildlife have been notified that there is still no word on the next plans for the deer. >> reporter: he >>> san bernardino firefighters got a call for a little help yesterday. however they need some back up. such a rescue team stepped in, they brought a jackhammer, solve and help set her free. she was safely reunite

nora the pipelines that have been laid since the 1950s in niger delta to extract all and ship it outside of niger are still there a lot of environmentalists are concerned that these pipes have gotten bad and continue to the oil into the environment and apart from that this is only a fraction of the niger delta that we talking about $25.00 times that size decisive orgone is not properly or environmentally assessed for the damage done to the environment by oil exploration in the niger delta so it could be ages before these communities will find out. the environment would be really due to the natural environment the fish for issues i mean motion plants can come back to life so it's we generations to come before this is done only itself could take 25 to 30 years to keep still a long way to go thank you very much i'm going to just reporting from. let's bring you some other news now and the european union is expected to give astra zeneca its covert 1000 vaccine limited emergency approval in the coming hours that's despite a growing dispute between the blog and the company about a shortage of s

of others in the death of a french irish girl back in 2019 the court said it is likely 15 year old nora and quinn died of court misadventure indicating an accident she went missing during a family holiday and was found dead 10 days later naked in the jungle her mother told the inquest she believed her daughter had been abducted by a court in the u.k. is expected to rule on whether the wiki leaks founder julian assange should be extradited from britain to the united states he's wanted on espionage charges that could see him spend the rest of his life in prison or chalons reports from london. 2010 and what wiki leaks revealed to the world caused a sensation on. u.s. military video kept classified for 3 years to the helicopter gunship attack in baghdad at least 12 iraqis were killed including the noise his patrol and his driver. the u.s. military said it was engaging in what it calls insurgents armed groups claim is contested to this day i believe that if those killings were lawful under the rules of engagement when the rules of engagement are wrong. deeply wrong. it was this another such

you see the democrats not sitting down also leading a very powerful tool in your fighting what to nora from the mystic terrorism wish again the problem of terrorism a very loosely defined concept and decides in the trough you see it being much more loosely defined you know george the that the left just can't let go and that they just they're obsessed with him here so you know he's on his way in the matter in a matter of minutes and their focus will remain on him because not only do they want to make his personality and personal life oxic and they've gone a long way towards that they want to make anyone that was are in his orbit and eventually anyone supporting him so it's still all about trump they can't let him go and i i have a beary about is that what as they go into power there progressive's and the old elites in the democratic party they have a lot of differences among them it's be very difficult it's a very wily coalition because the only thing that kept it together was drum so trump is going to keep them together while they're in how. well i think that the so they part of it but

nora korin, who was 15, was discovered dead nine days after she went missing from the resort in augustir daughter had a mental age of 5 or 6, needed help to walk and they don't believe she would have wandered off alone. some of today's other news... a judge at the old bailey has ruled that the wikileaks founder, julian assange, cannot be extradited to the united states, to face trial for the release of tens of thousands of confidential military and diplomatic documents ten years ago. she said his mental health problems meant he would be at risk of suicide. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. free julian assange! julian assange has long attracted loyal supporters, and this was their reaction outside the old bailey as they heard the news. no extradition. yeah! for more than a decade, the wikileaks founder has resisted extradition, spending seven years holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london before being removed almost two years ago and detained in belmarsh prison. the us authorities want him to face 18 charges, mostly of espionage, relating to his allengthed role in

with nora your senator or representative and make your views know so i think it's awkward in about. the people who are good to represent your american people you know want to be sure that people have access to the hill that their views are heard and you know i think it's across to me that they underestimated you know what you know what the crowd was what we knew this was coming somehow we knew even donald trump said january 6th would be a day of reckoning we knew that trump supporters were going to be out in washington d.c. today they said they were. how come yes or yes i agree with you and we we have experience with protest particularly you know here in washington but i think we have to recognize that this estate totally unique circumstance where a president of the united states a sitting president of the united states encouraged his followers to go to capitol hill and to interrupt you know the last step out in the process of recognizing the result of your screen there are elections we have never seen this before you know and this is something that we have seen perhaps in other cou

. >> we have registered dietitian and daily burn trailer nora minno.tion, nora, last week did not go as expected for some of us [ laughter ] what's going to be the big, new diet trend this year >> well, i have some good news for you, savannah. year after year, we have seen bad diets come and go, but 2021 is the year of the anti-diet instead of focusing on restriction, we're going to focus on inclusivity and finding a healthy and balanced way to make all foods fit using techniques like intuitive eating i think this year more than ever we realized how important food is to us it is how we socialize, celebrate traditions and cultures, and sometimes we want a great slice of pizza or a warm chocolate chip cookie. we should be able to do all of that without fear of breaking a rule so this year focus on building a healthy relationship with your food that can last long term >> yeah, okay.into fads, though. cauliflower had a moment is there any vegetable that's up and coming this year >> we do have a vegetable that is not so up and coming, but it is going to be

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nora quoirin, who was 15, was discovered dead nine days after she went missing from the resort in augustlk and they don't believe she would have wandered off alone. the us vice—president—elect, kamala harris, has accused donald trump of a "bald—faced abuse of power" after he tried to persuade a senior official in georgia to overturn his election loss in the state. the washington post has released a recording of the hour long conversation in which the president told georgia's secretary of state to "find" him enough votes to change the result. here's our north america editor, jon sopel. are you ready to show america that georgia's a red state? in georgia, there is intense campaigning ahead of senate elections tomorrow, which will determine whether it's the republicans or democrats who control the opera house in washington. say vote! vote! but over the weekend, there was a very different type of lobbying going on, donald trump trying to persuade a republican state official over the phone to rewrite the certified results of last november's election and give victory in the state to him, notjo

of anyone else in the death of a french irish girl in 2019 the court said it is likely 15 year old nora and quinn died of misadventure indicating an accident she went missing during a family holiday and was found dead 10 days later naked in the jungle her mother told the inquest she believed her daughter had been abducted. the armed group boko her arms abducted dozens of people in a raid in northeastern nigeria says in borno state between the towns of my degree and. more than 50 people including a un aid worker have been kidnapped for her arm and other armed groups of conduct to the number of these mass kidnappings in the region in recent years back in 2014 you may remember the more than 270 girls who were abducted by boko haram fighters from northeastern ship uk 6 years later over 100 still missing last month more than 300 schoolboys were kidnapped in the northern town of katsina the government secured their release a week later and then last month more than 80 children were taken from another part of katsina state they were rescued after a gun battle with the kidnappers so the other d

good morning, jeff. >> reporter: good morning, nora. you know, typically you would see for inaugurations people streaming into this area, spectators streaming in this area. but of course you don't have that today. what we have instead is this large, massive, unprecedented, and those are the three words i'm using to describe the security here, you know, it starts and stops at this point with this large national guard presence here. 25,000 as you have noted across the city at this time and you also have cvp officers here. they are armed and ready. this is one of those intersections that we're seeing across the city. there are many of them stopping traffic from going into this protected zone here. and all of this because of the threats that law enforcement has seen in the last couple of weeks after the capitol attack. law enforcement has had to adjust its posture here, its security posture. that's why we see this large law enforcement presence. by the way, not just national guard. not just cvp, but also the secret service, of course, is le

have the homecoming that you know about one of my poems you're going to meet the guy who is you know nora. roberts no no we're not going to say that i'm going to give them the prince young one don't see the only reason i believe that. they have a couple of them had we have no. love. for money don't we sure will have a cold over. the boat. by you but up on the lonely. man trying to come back. i am. sure you want. someone to come. for having fun having the meaning of something very similar to the my. family member. i hope. i'm afraid. that you are getting out of the novel but again i am saying. that it will be that mean that a lot of it is going out and. getting in bad will get in the group over their career their computer. or going to be kidnapped but you know i don't get enough you know nothing else about it that made. it that much about maybe it ain't nobody here hope somebody. had it thank you while. going to the night in the money available at the bargaining for anything i get it is clear but again the bottom line. to. canada before that they're going to. you're going to power it out b

night one of the one who interview about one of my coworkers who you're going to meet the ruins of the nora. roberts no no no i'm not going to say that out of the bins young one don't let me know it was the only reliably that we know right there because of the marriage we have no. love it. was still probably a little over the cold. nomo little bump are the ballpark no more than a bolo the goal of love will become a love of the players but one of the only. trying to come. from. oh. i'm afraid. of getting out of the game and we are using. it more on other people and. not getting it back and not getting out the provoker the career their career. or community can happen if we don't get enough anything else that can. help them out at the beginning nobody home than being. open while. those in the line mean no money and a little of the can buy but even for anyone to make this clear again the family. came to canada. they're going to. you're going to power it out because the want to sell you know my part of a town let me say or don't. close. they can't go through. can't. imagine. what don't want to.

nora dunn sense of this tweet. "the white house confirmed president biden's goal of reopening a majority of schools in the first 100 days does not apply to high schools and there is no word of a timeline for reopening secondary schools." becky pringle, what do you know about the plan? guest: good morning, greta. it is good to be back on "washington journal." we have been so encouraged by president biden's understanding it is absolutely essential our students, educators get back to in-person learning. as a finance teacher for 30 years, there is nothing i know i would rather do than be in front of my students doing science labs. we know and have been saying for 10 months we need the resources. that's exactly what president biden plan -- president biden's plan starts with. he knows we have to make investments in our schools. not just that. is $1.9 trillion package he sent to congress also includes money to states. we have seen state governments cutting education funding. we have almost one million teachers and educato

and we showed them the statistics from nora and they're like, that's not possible. so we dug in a little bit more and, with the help of frank and some other historians involved in the project, we realized that it was a very simple reason why there were that many chinese people in idaho, designated from the state of idaho. it's because hawaii was not a state yet. hawaii did not become a state until 1959. yet there were so many chinese-americans or chinese who were not yet citizens who hailed from the great state of hawaii. so where do you put them? what letter follows h? i. and the first i state is idaho. so we have 2,000 plus chinese service personnel from the state of idaho, but they're really from hawaii. and that was a really interesting anecdote. we have some very interesting data to share. this is a data-driven book. it is not something that we pulled up out of our hat. we didn't make up these numbers. this is hard core research. and we're very, very proud of some of the stories that we were able to uncover and discover. >> that's fantastic. and those experienc

to kick things off for us is nora nicholson with the food bank of contra costa and solano county is joining much for being here. we have been talking for several months about how the pandemic added fuel to the fire of this growing hunger crisis. what are you seeing right now with cilantro counties? >> thank so much for helping me. we are seeing incredible need in the community. we are serving 65% more people than we were before the pandemic happened. we were serving 170,000 people before the pandemic struck. now we're serving over 270,000 people a month. clearly the demand is there. who is coming to you for help right now? >> we are seeing a lot of people who never turned to the food bank before. i talked to people that were once donors that have fallen on hard times due to the pandemic because they lost a job or a spouse has lost their job or are coming to us for help. >> that is really sobering to think at one point they were in a much better financial position than they are now in just a matter of months things change. how are you able to meet the growing demand? >> we have had incredibl

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nora hiller, an unemployed pet nanny, had a thriving business killed off by covid, but she opted in to pay the taxes on her benefits. i just don't want one more stress added to me country helped a friend get benefits, so i begged him to take the taxes out of his out of his money. and he refused to come tax time. he will thousands to uncle sam, which can on lee be held off until october. 15th if he files for an extension, i don't know where the money is going to come from. for people to pay taxes, general. yep chose not to opt him for tax collection. i just want every penny because i never know. how long it's going to take me to find a job. every penny counts to her mostly bills and rent. just basic living necessities run man told us by phone that he chose not to pay the taxes. that little bit of money is so vital to keeping the engine going. so this week that 4 50. is literally groceries. and maybe the you know the electric bill and internet right there. i didn't think that unemployment was taxable. when sean nixon learned it was taxable. he immediately asked edie edie to hold them out

nora, yesterday you led a group to deliver a petition with more than 100,000 signatures to greene's officegia. what did that petition say? >> that petition basically told marjorie taylor greene it's time for her to resign if she cannot do her job correctly. and we do not think she can if she's spend being conspiracy theories not only about scoot shooting survivors but about jewish people and other members of congress. >> can you give me a sense as you were looking for significant sure what that response was? >> it was an overwhelming response of resign. she cannot do her job in congress and she has prove yechb -- proven that time and time again. every week something is coming out against her that is extremely absurd or correlates her further with the insurrection. >> what action are you prepared to take. >> to do what we do best, organize and have other colleagues call for her expulsion as well. >> this congresswoman feels the need to bring a gun inside the u.s. capitol every day. what does that say about the state of our country and the need for gun control legislation? >> i think it's pr

so -- then it's the subset of people who just want to know about the ending, whether or not nora wentdo you know, though? >> i'll never tell. of course i know, i had to make a decision. it wouldn't have changed the performance, i don't think. i know justin's been very open about it, his opinion. but you know, good art, i think when it's ambiguous, it reveals more about the person who's watching it. whatever the actress thinks, doesn't really matter. it's really about the experience that the watcher is having. i won't tell. i won't tell you either. >> jimmy: okay. you don't have to tell me. i've made my own decisions on that. >> good. >> jimmy: thanks for being on. i hope to see you next time in the flesh. >> i hope so. >> jimmy: "the nest" is available now on digital and video on demand. carrie coon, everybody. we'll be back with beach bunny. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. hi, i'm pat and i'm 75 years old. we live in the mountains so i like to walk. i'm really busy in my life; i'm always doing something. i'm not a p

, we will go on to the next one i see on the screen, and i don't see you guys jumping in, so i see nora stein in the center of the screen. ms. stein, please proceed. >> okay. can you see me? >> chairman: yes. >> hello supervisors peskin, mandelman, and chan. i am a resident of san francisco (indiscernable). i volunteer at most schools and i'm a representative at one, and am the head of the school site council of the other. and i've served on a leadership council of the (indiscernable). i've worked for two decades as a professor of education at the university of texas and the university of san francisco, and my work has been focused on issues of democratic communications, community communication, communication law and policy. my entire career has been motivated by concerns for who has access for information and communication resources necessary to self-governors and self-development. and i believe that good governance en enables them to make informed decisions about their own life. as a professor, i taught and wrote about information policy i-, [inaudible] policy(indiscernable). one that

. >>> joining me now, congresswoman nora torres, democrat from california. welcome back to the broadcast. it's good to see you. on this new covid relief bill, are you confident congress can pass a measure in a bipartisan way or do you think it will go the way most everything is lately and go along party lines? >> it's great to see you again, alex. we're very excited about going back to work and working on behalf of our constituents. no matter where you go across the united states, republicans and democrats are suffering. the coronavirus has absolutely challenged not just our economy but our way of life. but democrats are also preparing to do what is necessary in order to get money in the hands of our constituents. if republicans want to work with us, we're there. we certainly want to meet them in the middle. but what we're not prepared to do is to continue to negotiate against our own constituents, and the need that we know that is there in our communities. $1.9 trillion is what the president is offering. he has that on the table. and that gets up where we n

nora hiller, an unemployed pet nanny had a thriving business killed off by covid, but she opted in to't want one more stress added to me country helped a friend get benefits, so i begged him to take the taxes out of his out of his money. and he refused to come tax time. he will thousands to uncle sam, which can on lee be held off until october. 15th if he files for an extension, i don't know where the money is going to come from. for people to pay taxes, general. yep chose not to opt him for tax collection. i just want every penny because i never know. how long it's going to take me to find a job. every penny counts to her mostly bills and rent. just basic living necessities run man told us by phone that he chose not to pay the taxes. that little bit of money is so vital to keeping the engine going. so this week that 4 50. is literally groceries. and maybe the you know the electric bill and internet right there. i didn't think that unemployment was taxable. when sean nixon learned it was taxable. he immediately asked edie edie to hold them out. fortunately that was early in his collec

the court said it's likely that 15 year olds nora and kristen died of misadventure indicating an accident she went missing during a family holiday and was found dead 10 days later make it in the jungle the mother told the inquest she believed her daughter had been abducted. breaking news now and of wrong says it has begun 20 percent uranium enrichment in a move likely to escalate tensions with the us it's a significant breach of the 2050 nuclear deal but it is under the 90 percent required to build a nuclear weapon president hassan rouhani has given the order for the move of the ford facility we'll have more on this developing story at the top of the hour. still to come here on al-jazeera. by munich a got a real scare the because they got to have that story. the magic orchestra came in thank you very much event a superstar christian or an elder has overtaken pele on the all time goal scorers list after netting twice against it in a.z. on sunday the 35 year old now boasts 758 goals for club and country throughout his career he's also just one behind the overall record of 759 held by joseph