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so he's patsy will include every material on board to make changes happen. and the 1st thing is that nigeria, i suspect to see him for the, for the making decisions. the most, it's the ground running. i'm parent wants is that to leave the building national unity itself by wanting an inclusive government that is inclusive of you to women, women and all that and religion. and i show them that this is not going to be a government of one religion, or which one part of the country with whom i generalize. follow in, that's immediately we've been address will be addressed him. the epidemic of insecurity that is actually that they did this country from the g. i had to stand such as it and they bonded straight to the separation is such a taishan design plus and but it entails beyond have in books on ground to one that's actually abduct monday and not to take effort such as justice sector reform addressing poverty gets what's a very, very important component and above all, the economy, extremely important. nigeria gone to the session twice. and the last s, m e s plus

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sort of like a surprise because the liberal parties is lot like him mean patsy e nigeria. and he's been able to really capture the attention of young people who are not just capture the attention of young people. young people, i've been able to use social media to come vast support for him to do town halls for him is the time that you feel connected to a candidates obedience with the people who support or be they have also used social media to engage inspire manger and have a great sense of humor. so you see that you more come out in the campaign with means of pictures or videos. to be honest, despite be the knowledge that yes, this is a very polarizing campaign that's also been in and we quite inspiring. providing much of that spark has been a generation of young nigerians plugging into politics in a big way for the 1st time, the top ranking nigerians wearing the finest robed watched in dignified silence as the climax of independence day was read the democratic process in the country has been severely tested since independence from colonial rule in 1960 period. the civili

they were to put it very bluntly through their own work order is patsy. and at a barrier can it be her can be brought? must be polar, will be ordered. it can or beats already. and look at the shank guy, cooperation organ. i vision ad breaks and the indian ocean, very muffled, asian, and numerous other. and did you none of them bob mediated by best of bowers, each of them flourishing on its own dynamics on the basis of its own logic. i'm going to make one more point than that to that article. and, and is this for the time being certain west european countries have walked in with the american agenda? is that sustainable, gentle warranty has happened, is remarkably digging and wanted of the war in ukraine. germany is the army. when 100 rock 1000000000 robots were the word him accepted this in any other federal for consensus? 4 and 1.2. can you imagine the job becoming subordinate would be a medical image and i in see if i work 10 years. can you imagine from remaining subordinate could be american agenda, but i have just been really bad to corporate insecurit

petro, says his government is working to release all just before any further escalation. alessandro patsy joins us live now from bug guitar. so this is quite serious, already one civilian and a police officer been killed once the government doing to try and bring the situation to an end. absolutely. marian, this is obviously a very dramatic and frankly embarrassing situation for the government. we're now over 24 hours that the policeman and the workers have been retained by the community in this remote area of southern columbia. what the government is trying to do is to reach an agreement with 2 representatives of the farmers association and indigenous group that live in that area for the relief of the people, the minister of defense, the minister of interior, the head of the armed forces and re really, of their government officials are in some be sent to the one which is the main town and that probably in so they've been in a security meeting for a number of hours. now what we understand is that the government is insisting that they don't know, negotiation can take place with the communi

in this, or serve as the patsy in this, or whether specifically having the buckingham palace imprimatureful? there's no doubt in my mind that this lady in waiting was a highly useful person at just the right time . person at just the right time. indeed well, i'm not entirely sure what she's asking for, because at the time, lady susan hussey, who is in her eighties and who'd for the royal household for many, many years, who probably should not have pushed it on. you know, it is one of the rules of good breeding that actually the last thing you do is to embarrass somebody. and i think certainly touching hair and touching somebody hair and moving it to look at their name, but which is is silly but which is alleged is silly but which is alleged is silly but know she left but you know she left immediately. there was a fulsome apology at the time there was a meeting between the two of them where a joint state ment was agreed and that it had been with warmth and understanding and that she had it and must follow and he had accepted lady susan apology. so what i'm not entirely sure why she's bri

seems to me a little bit strange, as it were, especially since iran, like us we know, he’s already a patsyn women can’t be against hijabs and do they really perform there, that is, it needs to be, well, at the site of this event, so that you can definitely say that they perform there. against the hijab, maybe there is one person who speaks out. i don't know. or maybe this number is quite meager, but it is presented as a women's rebellion. yes, a women's march. we have observed it. that is, in principle, this is such a methodology, which is already there a number of countries migrated there, they are still starting there with czechoslovakia. the same women went out with umbrellas and flowers, all that. it was already in poland. but here, i would bring such a comparison here too. yes, it’s just that i agree that when you use it, this power is already a woman. this is always a manipulative moment, but women are really emotional. and their e. hmm it's easy to move on to something, and plus you can always, uh, a conscientious politician then say so the woman wanted to say. look here we are, we

patsy women's that story.will be running our car collector over that because that gets an update on the news headunes gets an update on the news headlines with thomson . mark, headlines with thomson. mark, thank you. it's 233. here are the headlines . a woman has been the headlines. a woman has been sentenced to eight and a half years in prison for, the course of justice after accusing a number of men of rape. 22 year old elena williams made a facebook post alleging . she'd facebook post alleging. she'd been a victim of an asian grooming gang. preston crown court heard how three men she falsely accused attempt to take their own lives. accusations led to protests in her hometown of barrow in furness with some businesses forced to close. she'll serve a half sentence behind bars. the chancellor is looking at increasing lifetime pension allowance , an attempt to pension allowance, an attempt to reverse the trend of early retirement. it's understood. jeremy hunt is considering allowing individuals to put more money

what a patsy. you literally cannot write someone more susceptible that's supposed to protect the constitution at our behest. i'd like a refund of his salary frankly. it worries me. for the kids, the 8%, distract and react. they don't care. give them the next app. they will be just fine. >> to that point, democrat hypocrisy, joe biden agreed to appear on tiktok this week, while his spokesperson says tiktok is a threat. obama on tiktok, biden on tiktok, adam schiff, stacey abrams. >> first of all, tiktok makes you dumb. we all know that. it's making our country dumb. it's very addictive. i share your outrage, emily and jason. i agree, i'm concerned about, you know, tiktok coordinating with the national intelligence of china. our social media companies are doing that, too, coordinating with -- i'm just as concerned about the coordination and the complicity between our big tech, social media companies, and the government. maybe we need to, one, get our own house in order, thank you very much. and two,

let me introduce you to four of my favorites we have nicole, she's the author of "patsy. for being here today to celebrate four years >> thank you for having us >> thank you thank you! >> so the mcnally jackson bookstore on the other side of our plaza celebrating read with jenna, too filling their window that's all of your books in the window >> that's amazing. >> and it's a great bookstore. i was just in there yesterday. >> and you believe that that's -- >> there's nothing like a good old bookstore. right? >> how many books we've gotten to highlight >> this is amazing >> look at that! it's like a library! >> oh, "hell of a book," that's the first one you got me on. >> you got everybody reading again. in honor of four incredible years, we thought we would share fun facts by the numbers about read with jenna. so it's time to crack open a book are you ready for the first one? >> oh, yes >> you've shared 52 books! >> wow! and of those 52 -- >> >> wow >> and of those 52 -- >> yes, yes? >> 37 "new york times" best sellers. that's amazing >> and 28 stories have been optioned fo

she even performed as patsy cline at a casino show. >> do you panhandle? >> no. i'm not lazy. stuff if you're lazy. you don't. all the things here i've gotten out of dumpsters. everything here. there's always food. not always in the prettiest spots, but you'd be surprised what excellent things are thrown out. >> i imagine it's not that easy to stay clean and present yourself. >> i'm one of those people that you would never know the way i dress. when i walk out here, if i go somewhere, i'm clean and fluffy because i don't like to look -- i don't want to look homeless. >> can i ask you if you have any substance abuse issues? >> i'm a big girl. i mean, i like to drink and stuff, but nothing's ever controlled my life to the point where i can't function. i mean, i'm worried about getting my life back on track. >> what about family? >> nope, no family. and i'm better off without a boyfriend. >> do you sleep there? >> no, i sleep in the tent. want to come see? >> yeah. >> come on. >> it's a little messy at this point because this is where i've been working, but there's my tent and th

so it's probably the big good. patsy was transit 3 i did up and bought another rugby tradition is a pioneering approach to technology. and the sport is leading the way again at the 6 nations kicking off another tech revolution on the pitch. this is a smart ball. it contains a micro chip that tracks its movements, its speed, even how much it's spinning, unlike work these previous innovations, it could eventually change how other sports are played, officiated and watched sensors around the field received signals from the mike hardship and send them to technicians from the bowls designers supportable. so we have a jordan connell out here on the pitch, passing back and forth, and instantly i can see the data coming through on our system. george is going to do a pause there, mimicking a scrum off. so we can see that now his pulse was no point 3 seconds. graham reload, which is pretty quick. the data is handled by analytics company sage, which also works in cricket, and major league baseball, giving teams instant insights into the effectiveness of their tactics and their players. during the match. t

patsy so, i mean, this marks a very tragic anniversary. there's an awful incident.the police have learnt. i know you were at the vigil. can you sort of talk me through a little bit of what it was like at the vigil and whether you there have been any progress at all? so, yeah, i'm so obviously my mind picture went viral and a lot of people said it was controversial of the whole vigil it was looked into and i think there's a lot of misunderstood findings i'm currently taking legal against the met for that video the handling of it against myself so i can't talk too much the about what actually happened . however you know two years on we still see the police behaving in this way. so we've got and you know, david carrick for example he's been doing this for 20 years, he's been abusing women as a serving police officer. and how are these going unnoficed officer. and how are these going unnoticed ? hmm. it just seems unnoticed? hmm. it just seems that since that we've just uncovered even more and more bad practise the force. what you think the police need to do to sort clea

happened in legal sudle, which mindy's in me just roll good of you know, r b or a p c meant that it p c. patsy, bed liberal. quite sure. the local that big old little one mega state, according to the results and not the ruling party as little a bit, we believed only what was the one that we to weigh that much. but of course, i mix suppressed votes, reduce the margin, all in a, be to few votes in april and the total the mother is if you go to the streets of major, especially now who judge. it's like i said, people are money. what if they want to favor to noble as you say in legacy? because that is an estate they would have perhaps allowed pito be to win a to, to or to not win the states, because peter will be once again one lego state to the surprise of many people and not as expected to nibble. i was a surprised that it will be one legals if you actually report that the she could, you, the street only goes don't tell you that the moodle or that the wanted to be when the legal. so i was a surprise and it will have one day that come out to sit up one bit of it if you see where, where, where, whe

currying favor to the woc leftet or to these countries that see him as nothing less thanless tha a patsy. >> all right, emily, compaÑeron ,all the already. straight ahead, the great the carnamah gregory, the tunnels, the tower power ceo frank siller join us right here strai on set. ghah >> they have a majorwant t announcement. that's straight ahead. you don't want to misso miss it. s is cowritten debris where nail fungus grows nugenix, nails gel cleans, out fungus by removing cowritten debris, using non-exchange 90% of nails improve get clinically proven results. nugenix is so effective, it's money back guarantee left out the fungus with nanex for clear , healthy looking nails used nugenix fungal nail clarifying gel. ortant t clarifying gel. ortant t >> byronic said wal-mart, rite aid, cbs and walgreens . if you have diabetes, getting on dexcom is the single most and it's covered by medicare beforeyo using the dexcom g with seven , i was really frustratedu by one cwi dexcom g seven sensor glucose numbers to your phone or receiver without painful finger sticks so you can make better decis

talk about now senator tammy baldwin from wisconsin, who was a member of this body and talk about patsy mink and now secretary fudge from ohio. we are going to talk about shirley chisholm and we may mention a think or two about nancy pelosi from california who was our speaker. barbara jordan, loose's roybal-allard, stephanie tubbs jones. senator hirono, pat schroeder, who just recently past. geraldine ferraro and we are going to talk about now secretary holland as the first native american cabinet secretary and also one of two firsts native-americans to be lented to this body along with representative davids. we are going to talk about the first muslim women to join our body, representatives tlaib and omar. i would love now to yield to the chairwoman of the democratic women's caucus and i will yield to her, mr. speaker, as much time as she might consume. ms. frankel: thank you to my great colleague from wisconsin for yielding and for organizing this session tonight. and happy to be with my colleagues that are here tonight also. so, i am very, very proud to be a congresswoman in one of t

and i think she did quite well for making money, not by, you know, patsy.r first book, but there is there is what is now known as true crime genre. you fit into a pattern. do you have a comment about the public's interest in this kind of story ? when i set this kind of story? when i set out to write this book, i wasn't thinking true crime or anything. i'm a journalist and it was compelling story . i'm a journalist and it was compelling story. but i think we're just it's mystifying and compelling . true crime. why does compelling. true crime. why does it happen ? why does it happen? it happen? why does it happen? we start as children. the first question we ask is why? why why? and so i think it it satisfies that need to know why. and it it looks at our darker side, you know , we all have this we all know, we all have this we all have our shadows. and we think, could this happen here? could i be compelled to do this? and i think , gosh, i hope not. but think, gosh, i hope not. but that's why we do that. we sort of safely from a distance. we can read this test

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you either can let him be the patsy, you know. yes course.t he is one. he is not the only one. there hundreds of matt hancock, whether it's so that was a cop out anthony fauci in america by the way i think this this show is the home of free speech. i think maybe calling matt hancock a psychopath is possibly like these messages to frightening these messages to frightening the public is like, well, so many people were facing the most dreadful consequences. i think it's fair to say that none of these measures are a tool. i think like normal in terms of like society behaviour. you just feel like you've been used. i mean when you these we've mean when you read these we've all suspected it, you just feel we've all been used and we've been so now and been manipur so badly now and yet you're quite right, it wasn't you know there an wasn't you know there was an awful time answer your yeah awful time to answer your yeah if the ambulances had been arriving and that was it let's you know space you know let's remember new york remember happened in new yor

you either can let him be the patsy, you know. yes course. is one. he is not the only one. there hundreds of matt hancock, whether it's so that was a cop out anthony fauci in america by the way i think this this show is the home of free speech. i think maybe calling matt hancock a psychopath is possibly like these messages to frightening these messages to frightening the public is like, well, so many people were facing the most dreadful consequences. i think it's fair to say that none of these measures are a tool. i think like normal in terms of like society behaviour. you just feel like you've been used. i mean when you these we've mean when you read these we've all it, you just feel all suspected it, you just feel we've all been used and we've been manipur so now and been manipur so badly now and yet you're quite right, it wasn't you know there an wasn't you know there was an awful time answer your yeah awful time to answer your yeah if the ambulances had been arriving and that was it let's you know space you know let's remember new york re

of course, she was like patsy walker. okay.hat, denise, that he and he went it was his 90th birthday and they were at river cafe and they were at the river cafe in london. and tom cruise is that. and swerved the oscars that. and he swerved the oscars . go to this birthday . yeah. to go to this birthday party. and i read that, the party. and when i read that, the thing welsh and thing i read denise welsh and i was not how did that happen and it turns that denise's husband, lincoln , had painted portrait lincoln, had painted a portrait of michael . and they got on very of michael. and they got on very well. she . can this well. and she. can we tell this now? we tell how many now? we can't tell how many jokes. she okay. he looks jokes. okay she okay. he looks good for 90. by michael kay. mind you, tom cruise is good for about about 65 now, don't you think he sometimes looks fabulous and other times she looks good though we're all we've all been there, carol. can we? it's 5 minutes ago we? well, it's 5 minutes ago before makeup, bu