louis brandeis farmed this task out to his two sisters in law, josephine and pauline goldmark. so again, i think we should at least take a couple of minutes to give these two women a bit of a shout out. well, josephine goldmark graduated from bryn mawr, taught at barnard college, went to work at the national consumers league, and pauline also graduated from bryn mawr, started graduate work at columbia university, went to work with pauline kelley at the national consumers league. so what went into this, the making of this brief? so the two gold marks and an army of female research assistants. so again, before google existed, how would you collect facts? you would have to go to a thing called a library. and i know i might be speaking a language you guys don't understand, but you would have to go to a library and you would have to flip through physical pages of books. you couldn't just download a pdf, right? and so if you were going to try to argue that women do need protection by the state government so that employers don't force them to work too many hours, you need to accumulat

(robin and pauline chatting) >> and the officer and his dog follow taylor.he bad part. >> the officer says that taylor ware pushed him and started running away. and that's why he released his dog. >> oh, god, stop. >> narrator: engel's footage doesn't show the confrontation... >> stop, stop! >> narrator: ...but a few frames capture the officer's dog tang ware down. >> oh, my god. >> stop, taylor! >> (on phone): mmm. oh no. >> taylor, don't! don't. stop, please. >> let go of my dog! >> let go, please! >> let go of my dog! >> get on the (bleeping) ground! >> oh, my god. >> turn around! he's fighting. turn around! >> let go of my (bleeping) dog! >> oh, my god. >> taylor, stop, please. >> (on phone): quit fighting my dog! >> he's not fighting him. >> (on phone): let go! >> (voiceover): he's not fighting his dog. >> narrator: a second officer on the scene, who said that ware had spat at him and tried to grab his taser, shocked him three times. >> what if they tase him... (tas buzzes) oh, god. (gasps) >> (taser buzzing) >> ellie. ellie, good. good, ellie. >> stop.

with a saucepan with byugouti, and you are here in order to change, this is wonderful, i look at pauline there are things that are for a person , let's say, after 25 - she was looking for romance, she was looking for honesty, feelings, trust, she was looking, but she never found it, whether consciously or... she really didn’t want time to go on, but unfortunately or fortunately, we are people, we are creatures who live today, and today constantly comes into tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, and it’s so great that we met with you, we all met with you, because now is the very moment, this is the magic of a fashion sentence, when life will really change, move on, and you can feel how wonderful it is to be in your 38 years old polina, who... i realized that all good things end, not very good things begin, in principle , my intuition didn’t really let me down, the next 10 years were not the nicest years of my biography, but then somehow i got used to it and got involved, and one day i realized that, in principle, women’s clothing is not so scary, because in most situations, any woman goes thr

mom, we'll give you the final word, pauline, what do you hope your testimony accomplishes?y get a chance to hear from us and understand what we're experiencing. we went to the d.a.'s office and basically put on our own case for them. there was not a dry eye, except for mr. larry krasner, it was traumatic to relive that, we felt compelled we needed to do this to make sure things are being done and handled in way they should be handled. >> to have to narrate a video of your son being assass nalted on the streets of philadelphia is traumatic in and of itself. we have to put the case on to make him do the right thing about this job is ridiculous. citizens of philadelphia deserve better and any politicians that sit on their hands and don't open their mouths and say he's the problem are part of the problem themselves. >> todd: thank you three for being a voice for your son and husband and for all victims. right now in our country, not just in philadelphia, seems like the criminals have the rights and the victims and their families have nothing and folks like you, hopefully will c

but strategic and coordinate action now will pauline that when it does, it is to our people's benefit. i'll end by emphasizing what president biden said shortly after assuming the presidency. the partnership between europe and the united states in my view, he said is an must remain the corner stone, something we hope to establish in the 2024 century, just like we did. >> i'm committed to working so that our lions continue to deliver, bring security and prosperity, in this face. there's an uncertain world. >> thank you again to the frankfurt school for this enormous honor and to all of you for being here today. thank you very much. [applause] >> earlier today, secretary of state antony blinken testified about his recent trip to ukraine, the ongoing war between israel and hamas. and the budget respect of 2023. watch this entire hearing tonight on c-span. it's available on c-span now our free mobile video app or online at c pan.org. >> c-span's journal -- washington journal. follow us as we discuss the lathe issues. from washington and across the country. coming up wednesday morning. dem

all right, pauline box talking to us from janice burke. thank you so much. i as the lead up to sunday's general election and mexico continues to be marred by killings and violence along with corruption. there are perhaps the most significant challenges facing whoever wins the presidency. i'll just there as latin america editor will see a new one reports from western mexico. he has another episode of political violence in mexico. this when caught on camera, installed the election campaign from the start. in the western state of mutual con, rudy is always drawn large crowds of local farmers. it's an ideal venue for state congress. candidates, monica for leda to ask for vote for support. this man gives her his blessing, a symbol of protection. she feels she needs love, others is the same old thing i'm afraid for my children. i'm afraid for my life because the dangers are great. but even though i ask for government protection will succeed so far, i don't have a single policeman by my side that a bit that nothing on your body's be. i mean that i'm nearly 40 candi

pauline died. but this is not the first and not the last skeleton in the family closet.eryone knows how much it will be 7.8, 7.8, 7.8, how much it will be, who is at work, speaks a lot and loudly, if you answer, then with humor, i am chopping oak, not plucking, problems with water, light, housing and communal services, i don’t know what else, geometry, algebra, physics, chemistry, this is a set for a headache. god forbid now beep, if you win, then 100 to one, every saturday and... family on rtr, can you explain to me why we are rushing from st. petersburg to this selection, i have problems in business, and you remember tanka, vasil, and she was still in love with you, but she is not married, it would seem that we have been living together all our lives, we know everything about each other, but not everything, i told you at school 20 years ago , are you still obsessed with this stupid childish love, this is stupid, girls love their dreams to come true, olya, your husband, your husband is cheating on you, olya, olya, let's have a family together, pasha, stop it, this has n

richard says, i a bit like , pauline was saying there , like, pauline was saying there, i don't trustgot to start somewhere. i'm going to be voting for them, pauline is very popular on gbnews.com. you'll see lots of you saying you'd vote for her, she was up for a seat. yeah yeah, it's interesting, isn't it? >> all of this. i mean, there's so many views this morning, which is, which is interesting that it's grabbing your attention. it's all grabbing your attention, which is, which is good because you need people to be engaged in it. i mean, you want the turnout to be high because that's then you get a proper democratic result, isn't it? yes. >> but you will see that on gb news throughout the general election campaign, we are going to have people's panels up and down the country hearing from real people, real voters, about the issues that matter to them. and we know that's what you like as well as you'll expect lots more of that to come in the next five weeks. right >> but in the meantime, let's see what the weather's going to do for you today with catherine. >> a brighter outlook with

alive, and sasha, my son, is not a murderer, nina, if this is so, i really want to help you find pauline how polina disappeared, did you save her? yes, i did everything right, i put the letter in a bag to save polina’s prints, but they didn’t even... look, they said that i brought a fake again, tell me, you’ve already been discharged, yes, i did i'm getting ready to go home, come on, i'll take you home and you'll show me this letter, how? you will go through security, you don’t have an exit pass, don’t worry, elusive workers, “i’m sorry, i don’t remember that i ordered the development of versions related to red-haired girls, colonel kushnir is also conducting this investigation, she asked i need to find some information, not officially, yes, but it is aimed at our common cause, let’s say i think the version is working.” well, this is how you have to do it, don’t hide in the corners, ilya, that’s right, sorry. what kind of photograph is this? who is author? some famous photographer, he found polina in social network and offered her to make a portfolio for free. the photographs turned out

more customers have been coming here to pauline�*s laundrette since the energy crisis began.'s right, yes. people using our driers a lot more, and have done throughout the winter, because of that, and even washing machine — instead of two hours in the washing machine, 25 minutes here. it's always a struggle, but then again, it's how you live. i'm down to the bone. our data is showing that millions of people are in the red already, and are struggling to keep up with their essential costs from month—to—month, so it feels like really it's is going to offer quite little comfort to those households who are still really facing cost of living pressures. the regulator says standing charges shouldn't increase injuly, and the price you are charged for each unit of gas and electricity will both fall. before you rush to spend that extra £122, it's worth remembering that if you pay by direct debit your bills are unlikely to fall, because those monthly payments are already averaged out to cover the expensive winter months. if you on a prepayment meter, you are less likely to feel the benef

that very elegant one, i don’t remember this, her mother is always in a tight fit, yes, and today pauline upon a time my mother was modest, or is this defiant, according to in your opinion, and this is just being modest , being modest, but what bothers you about your mother’s appearance and does her appearance bother her? many unnecessary glances, sometimes harassment, uh-huh on the street. this is a hindrance, i have never been deprived of male attention, naturally, everything is immediately visible, the boss will tell us what, in principle, i completely agree with polina, in terms of the fact that she constantly attracts attention and a lot of glances at her, but due to the fact that we mainly work with people, around her, well, plus or minus is collected several fans a day for sure, and this harms the work, well, sometimes, but there are problems, what kind of company do you usually have. well, i don’t like rules, you immediately agreed to your daughter’s proposal to take part in a fashionable verdict, of course, this is a wonderful opportunity to change yourself, i generally really li

more customers have been coming here to pauline's laundrette since the energy crisis began. driers a lot more, and have done throughout the winter, because of that, and even washing machine — instead of two hours in the washing machine, 25 minutes here. it's always a struggle, but then again, it's how you live. i'm down to the bone. our data is showing that millions of people are in the red already, and are struggling to keep up with their essential costs from month—to—month, so it feels like really it's is going to offer quite little comfort to those households who are still really facing cost of living pressures. the regulator says standing charges shouldn't increase injuly, and the price you are charged for each unit of gas and electricity will both fall. before you rush to spend that extra £122, it's worth remembering that if you pay by direct debit your bills are unlikely to fall, because those monthly payments are already averaged out to cover the expensive winter months. if you're on a prepayment meter, you are less likely to feel the benefit over the summer because t

so she pushed forward with her mother pauline to get on that very first lifeboat. titanic's officers thought the ship would only last one hour or an hour and a half maximum. the first distress call went out at 12:37 titanic time, which is about 40 minutes after the iceberg hit, saying, "please come, we need help." chaos starts to ensue. it creeps up, and then slowly spreads to the rest of the ship. [music playing] tragically, as the last lifeboat left the side of titanic, there were still 1,500 souls remaining on the ship. as the titanic sank, guggenheim and his valet were on the deck chairs of titanic sipping brandy and smoking a cigar, dressed, of course, in their best. guggenheim and his valet did not even attempt to try to get into the lifeboat. and there was a code of honor that existed within first class men, that they would not behave in such a dastardly fashion. john jacob astor, of course, would never see madeleine again. and he would never see their child too whom she was carrying. isidor and ida straus were still on board. ida straus refused to leave her

it, but uh-huh, by the way, we also have iris in the spring scent, so we have ian beta, well, yes, paulineet. what the arabs use in their perfumes sometimes in our latitudes it’s impossible to listen, in their forty-degree heat , having applied a scent that will suffocate us here, there it sounds...

andrew wilson: her survival instinct was incredibly strong, so she pushed forward with her mother, paulinethat very first lifeboat. don lynch: john jacob astor was mingling with some other people on the grand staircase, and he actually was told, get your wife out of bed, get up on deck, and get your life jackets. but his wife, being pregnant-- he was more concerned about her condition. and so they went into the gymnasium to get warm. [suspenseful music] tim maltin: and at that point, stewards went all around the ship, knocking on doors, saying, get up, get dressed, put warm things on, and calmly go up to the deck with your life jackets on. andrew wilson: guggenheim is in his cabin, and he is awakened by his steward. and he's given a life preserver. tad fitch: the officers and crew members didn't tell everybody the ship was sinking because they were trying to prevent a panic. kellie carter jackson: some are in their pjs, their slippers. some people are barefoot. tad fitch: the early stages of the sinking, it was relatively calm. [upbeat violin music] tim maltin: the musicians were brought u

question number 3 from pauline, are you able to sleep in on days off or are you forever an early riserke up times is like 4:45 am. if i sleep until 6:15 am, on a saturday, that is a win. that is a bonus. >> jesse: 10:00 am after morgan wall in, and then this morning 6:30 am. back on track. >> we all have a process. >> harold: them up early, my son where love my best friend, he will not get out for school on time. is a joker gets up at 6:00 am on saturdays! he says data, i have a full day in front of me. i cannot blame him. >> judge jeanine: i used to be a real early riser but i get up now around 7:00 am. when i can i will save a few extra hours. >> harold: in my twenties i would wake up early, 4:00 am because i was usually when the sprinkles would come on in the park, seal the water on the beds. [ laughter ] now my problem is i rarely get to sleep in by jenny put an alarm on her phone for seven days a week and it only needs to be there for five. so last saturday the one chance probably in six-month agates he went till 9:00 am, an alarm goes off at 6:10 am on a saturday. >> dana: did yo

. >> pauline, thank you so much for your time. >>> before we wrap up this show, a quick check of equity markets once again. we're slightly under water. the cpi prilkt for the month of april, that came in a touch hotter than expected, pushing out the rate cut expectations for the boe. the cac 40 showing declines of two-thirds and the xetra dax off by 1 third of a percent. the car makes are struggling given the tariffs talked about coming from china. that's it for today's show. i'm carolin roth. "worldwide exchange" is up next. see you tomorrow. bye-bye. hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my secret ingredient shipstation the number 1 choice of online sellers and wolfgang puck go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy

looking at the night, we decided to pamper ourselves a little with french fries, yes pauline, we tookts, sauce, water, and some sweets. if you basically eat right, then on the road you can do this, no problems, but if the body does not accept junk food or travel after a very long time, we suggested that the murzaevs conduct an experiment. nutritionist marina makisha will create a healthy menu for them on the road. the main rule is to follow a routine: breakfast, lunch, dinner. here is an example of a menu for one day: each time there must be protein, cold cuts in a vacuum, canned fish or a boiled egg. this is for long-term satiety, which sweet buns will not provide, marina also advises adding complex carbohydrates, for example, whole grain breads and vegetables, to each meal. we'll definitely take it with us a whole bag of different vegetables, tomatoes, cucumbers, bell peppers, radishes, more greens, in principle, this is something you can crunch on all the way, another important issue is cleanliness of your hands, after all. and let's see who we have there. initially , about 150 col

the state senate committee on pauline willis is getting underway it all is after willis' former lovernship last night calling it "as american as apple pie" senior correspondent jonathan serrie is live outside of the georgia state capitol in atlanta he has the latest on that for us. jonathan, who is the committee going to hear from today? >> hi, center one witness today a whistle-blower who used two were for the fulton county d.a.'s office she is amanda tennyson she served as fani willis' director of programs but they say that they fired her after she complained that funds are being misspent. they have yet to hear from willis was a democrat. >> we certainly hope she will come and explain her conduct. we have invited her, she has an open invitation to come anytime she would like to. and if she does not come voluntarily than we do intend to subpoena her. >> the committee intends to recommend guidelines for state oversight and prosecutors but cannot remove willis from office and on tuesday willis won the primary race. among the supporters that came up on the party from her boyfriend natha

you are more collected, oops, and so he left, here are the legs under him, punched, came out, hit, pauline we compensate, don’t worry, hit, return, work, bolin is doing well, class, here, here, good, one, two, one, how do i know this, i don’t know, but how was your mood, wonderful, wonderful, i’m glad, i saw it in you, that you really opened up, there was a lot of energy, i felt even far from ring. egor's first day in st. petersburg turned out to be very eventful and joyful, but the most important thing was ahead of him. you and i have arrived, probably, to the most important destination of our trip, which, i think, will bring you right, literally, closer to your dream: college. “i am very glad to welcome you to our college, now we will go to the place of the foundation stone, which was installed in memory of those guys, graduates of our college, who gave their lives for the lives of other people. i think, it’s not scary to die for someone else’s life, it’s scary, it seems to me, to die from some bad intentions of your own, like alcoholism and so on, that’s scary, to live your life and not

pauline boss, explaining ambiguous laws that many caregivers feel but often don't understand. >> thesent but psychologically absent, their mind is going or missing. ambiguous loss is a loss that doesn't have closure. it's a story without an end. you don't know how the ending will be. in fact, you don't even know when it will be. >> reporter: for cynthia, the sem seminars and the support group helped ease what haunts many caregivers -- fear and guilt. >> there were times i was afraid. there were other people that were afraid. there was times i was exasperated and ready to get out. here were other people who had these problems too. so it gave me a little more courage to be able to face what might be coming for me. >> reporter: with help from duet and her zoom friends, cynthia had already learned the most critical lessons of all when tom died a year ago. that she did all she could and that she >>> researchers are now using artificial intelligence to translate the language of whales. ian lee has the story. >> reporter: that clicking may sound like a zipper or a creaky door, but scientist

the only one left, it’s like a tribe, you’ll walk around the yards like a posthumous spirit, you’re pauline a well-known thing. “she’s alive by a pinch, so what gratitude do you have, from us, from the women, may?” "there is a race, let's go bake. it's time to sleep, girls, get ready! it's still difficult for women in the war, they all volunteer. it's okay, young, healthy, the chest is like a wheel, a wheel, and well, like these in the chest with a jagged peg. you have to knock when you enter a room, comrade foreman, this is not bread for you, but a barracks, what is this, really? if you don’t recognize it, it’s all camouflage, take it off immediately, but there is an order, which order is the corresponding one, it says that female military personnel are allowed to dry their clothes on all fronts precisely for the purpose of camouflage, i’ll check, if there is no such order, i’ll put everything on myself and burn it, who will allow you to burn government property, property, look how sensitive the old man is, okay you, and now, comrade soldiers, go to your commander and report that the comma

with her friends in the studio: lenochka, sunshine, how glad i am to see you, sneaker, as always to paulinestill dangerous, the road has not yet been cleared, wait, well, it lasted a week, on his birthday, my father-in-law and aunt denisa, let's go where we have they were distributing humanitarian aid, and they signed us up for evacuation, and we didn’t expect that it would be so quickly, what they just signed up for, right away... they would take us out for us, that was also the bag , unexpectedly enough denis, and what did you experience when you found out, that the city has been liberated? are you preparing for the arrival of russia? we hoped that the nwo, it would be, well, a month, maybe a little more, and then, when it was longer, longer, longer, longer, we already had such thoughts that they would not free us, when on the radio it was that ours were there units have entered, everything is going on there, well, it’s very active, we... well, come on, come on, guys, come on, and then, when they came to us, we gave it to them, how we ’ve been waiting for you for a long time, guys, well,

. >> thank you pauline. now there's only one place to start.more than 30 trump. it lasted more than 30 minutes and he said he'd appeal against his conviction for falsifying business records. he also said that joe biden is the dumbest president of all time . dumbest president of all time. and here's a taste of what he had to say. >> we're up six points in the daily mail poll now. maybe other polls come out. it says something differently, but a lot of people have predicted it because the public understands and they understand what's what's going on. this is a scam . what's going on. this is a scam. this is a rigged trial. it shouldn't have been in that venue. we shouldn't have had that judge. he should have allowed allowed us to have an election expert. we had the best expert, most respected expert, head of the federal elections commission. he was all set to testify . he was waiting for two testify. he was waiting for two days. and when it was his turn, bragg's people protested and the judge knocked him out. said, you can't testify for. >> well,

us, it seems like a tribe, you will walk around the courtyards like a posthumous spirit, you are paulinely, maybe someone will warm him up, go figure not sweet either, but a woman. and the thing is, she’s alive by a pinch, so what gratitude do you have, from us, from the women, may, from you? there is moonshine, let's go pecharik. it's time to go to bed, girls, lights out! it’s still difficult for women in war, they’re all voluntary, it’s okay, they’re young, great! and the chest is like a wheel, a wheel, and well, like in the chest these are jagged pieces of it. you have to knock when you enter a room, comrade foreman, this is not bread for you, but a barracks, this is what, don’t you recognize it, i’m disguised, take it off immediately, but there is an order. what order? corresponding. it says that female military personnel are allowed to dry their clothes on all fronts precisely for camouflage purposes. i’ll check, if there is no such order, i’ll take everything myself and burn it. who will allow you to burn government property? property. look what a sensitive old guy. okay for you. s

happy 104th birthday to pauline firestone.other song from -- >> all the things. stay with us. >> stay right here. don't move. good morning. it is 856 on marcus washington. well, minutes from now, google is supposed to start this year's. i o developers conference. it's going to take place at shoreline amphitheater in mountain view. well, that event spotlights the company's most anticipated projects. but pro-palestine activists are gathering outside. you may remember that google recently fired dozens of those workers who protested inside google's offices, as they opposed google doing business with israel. google called the protest a violation of company policies. well, happening now, our kris sanchez is in mountain view. she'll have a live report in our midday newscast. well, another alphabet company, waymo, is now being investigated by the national highway traffic safety administration. you can head over ♪♪ >>> this morning on the 3rd hour of "today," kelly clarkson getting candid, speaking for the first time about her dramatic

here. sword and left thrown back, we are at chest level, not long left, in clear weather another of paulineuzmin, mikhail charikov, stanislav kizhnyakov, channel one. on the day of victory on the first. this year we celebrate the seventy- ninth anniversary of the great victory. let's talk about songs of the war years. i remember the infantry. for me the most heartfelt songs are those that were heard in our films. death is not scary. a great song written by alexander vasilyevich alexander. victory day, festive evening on may 9. on the first, a hereditary aristocrat and the best employee of the british intelligence services, the head of a special department for identifying soviet intelligence officers in great britain, he had, of course, an exceptional gift, he didn’t tell anything, but they told him everything. kim philby, brilliant soviet intelligence agent. neither churchel nor rooseville knew about what stalin knew. and he knew almost everything, thanks to kim filth. 30 years on the verge of exposure, 4 years of continuous interrogation, all i could do was gather my courage. long years of

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