what're you doing, sally? we're back with the star of the new film "spoiler alert," sally field.at that's about. if you don't mind. >> well, it really is just about how hard it is to love someone, for the duration. it's hard. there's a lot of bumps. whether it's a parent to a child, or partner to partner, it's hard. it's a love story, and that ultimately is what it's about. and family, and riding some of those big bumps. >> stephen: and it's based on a true story? >> yeah. >> stephen: did you know this story before you went into it? >> no. michael ausiello's memoir, i did not. and i didn't read the memoir before or since, because i play kit's mother, his partner's mother. and they're lovely people, i understand they still are alive, which is great. but we never met them, bill irwin and i, who plays the father. and i just felt i had an allegiance to the text over what really the memoir was. which was quite a bit bigger and longer. so i didn't meet them. i probably am inaccurate but i hope they are not displeased. >> stephen: with your description of the movie? >> anything, me in g

why is that sally? well, i think, you know, creatively, the entire team was keen to make this movie. it's far away from the images you normally see on the news as possible, because you can become a little bit desensitized when you see those images on the news over and over again . and so in a movie, you're able to inhabit a space of memory, of trauma, of hopes and dreams, and nightmares. and everything above water was reality. everything underwater was this subjective space where time would slow down or speed up. and you would, you know, have flashbacks or you could explore these. busy motional sites and so i think, but that was something we really were taught up in the movie to johnson which lenses we chose to film with. for example, you know, choosing the ones that were as far away from the news cumberland as possible. these handmade. busy and i had lots of imperfection to get them to give you a more emotive feeling and you know, relationship to the image that you're seeing. and also like allowing the

sally. is the film director of the swim is currently showing on that blakes and you can watch it hopefully any way that you have netflix that's watching come to your questions and your comments taken. i see you next time . ah ah ah, to inculcate a culture of knowledge, openness and pluralism, world wide, and to reward merit and excellence and encourage creativity. the shake him out award for translation and international understanding was founded to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledged that road and strengthening the bonds of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and wild coaches. ah bombing is changing drastically in romania with this year's sunflower harvest devastated by drought. it's milder weather and lower rainfall but a changing the seasons. farmers around here say the early 2 seasons these days instead of fall in the summer and the winter autumn this year in temperature terms only lasted a couple of weeks. the realm is planning differently for the ye

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well, sally. like _ about this in the media? well, sally, like around _ about this in the media?und the - about this in the media? well, sally, like around the rest - about this in the media? well, sally, like around the rest of l sally, like around the rest of the world, a lot of us really waiting in anticipation to see this new netflix series but as with most people around the world are expecting, there will be more whingeing and moaning from meghan and harry and this is how they make their money. we have seen in the trailer images of meghan crying and so forth so we are waiting in anticipation but this is how they make a fortune and i think we are all becoming used to this sob story they keep showing around the world. just a few hours to go to see what actually is in the first three episodes that do job. the episodes that do “0b. the questionfi episodes that do “0b. the question is, how_ episodes that do job. the question is, how does the royal family react to this if at all? sophie? have we lost you momentarily? i do believe we have. unfortunate. hopefully we may be can regain

i'm sally bundock. the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world: ukraine suffers blackouts and casualties as russia fires a new barrage of missiles targeting the country's power grid. translation: both of my neighbours died. there were by the casting off their son and daughter—in—law. they waving them off and were killed. daughter-in-law. they waving them off and were killed. there is a hierarchy _ them off and were killed. there is a hierarchy of— them off and were killed. there is a hierarchy of the _ them off and were killed. there is a hierarchy of the family. - is a hierarchy of the family. there — is a hierarchy of the family. there is_ is a hierarchy of the family. there is leaking but also planting of the stories. harry, meghan and the tell—all documentary that starts this week. voters in the us state of georgia prepare to go back to the polls for a head—to—head senate run—off. at the football world cup, the five—time winners, brazil, reach the quarter finals with a convincing

sally, we know that the accident _ us? sally, we know that the accident happened - us? happened on tuesday morning at the aerodrome in surrey. that is the test track. the 45—year—old, freddie flintoff, the father of four, was not travelling at high speed at the time of the accident and as you said, the injuries are not said to be life—threatening to stop in fact, the bbc has released a statement, the producers of top gear, and they said they were crew medics attending the scene immediately and further details will be released in due course and on social media for this pioneer of diversity on the pitch. there were lots of messages for him to have a speedy recovery.— speedy recovery. they are wishinu speedy recovery. they are wishing him _ speedy recovery. they are wishing him well, - speedy recovery. they are wishing him well, as - speedy recovery. they are wishing him well, as we . speedy recovery. they are | wishing him well, as we all are, but as you say that is all we know at the moment in terms of how he is doing and his recovery prospect �*s. this is a programme th

sally will join us up on stage with secretary kerry after this short video. thank you. ♪♪ >> the climate crisis is about human security, economic security, environmental security, national security and the very life of the planet. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> we need to just stay focused on accelerating the reduction of emissions and if you do the right thing, you can, in fact, still meet those targets. ♪♪ >> we're the largest humanitarian donor in the world. the united states is doing more in terms of humanitarian efforts than any other country and we're doing things with respect to climate, like for instance, president biden has raised a new level of commitment to adaptation and building resilience. there's no law that says he has to do that. he he's doing it because he believes that what we should be doing and what a developed country needs to do to help a developing country being hurt. >> okay. >> good morning, thank you all for joining us here today at "the washington post." i'm sally busby, the executive editor here at the post and we're grateful to all of you for joining

good morning, sally. this is a very l morning, sally. announce that it is that finally the us will announce thatitis is that finally the us will announce that it is going to send patriot missiles to the ukrainians. this is a system, an air defence system that the ukrainians have been calling for for some time. they say they need this technology to protect cities from those russian air strikes. also today, president biden is expected today, president biden is expected to address congress, and i think we can expect him to make the case for more aid. some republicans have been criticising the level of support that has been given by the us to ukraine so a very important speech by president zelensky later today. obviously this visit happens as russia continues to attack this country's essential infrastructure and leaving millions of people without electricity, heating and water. last night we had a warning from the prime minister here who said that ukraine should expect more attacks because russia wanted the country to spend christmas and the

i want to bring sally quinn back because sally quinn was also a trailblazer. girl wanting to be a journalist watching barbara walters, i was like gosh she can interview world leaders like fidel castro, vladimir putin, what it took for her to interview the world leaders was incredible. she was tough, sally, but there was so much to barbara walters beyond that, right? >> she -- i never have known anybody that worked as hard as barbara. she was a killer when she went out to get a story, she would get the story and she was the best. in those days people would criticize her because she was doing what men did and women weren't supposed to be killers. what i came to cbs news, barbara wanted to be an anichor woman o the "today show" and they said women couldn't be anchors. i was hired as the first woman to go against barbara walters and "new york magazine" had a cover story and the lead was "lookout barbara walters, dear i come." i was horrified. barbara called me up and said don't let them bother you. they will try to pit the two of us against each other and i want y

the crisis is growing and we have a find a way, sally, to be able to respond faster. the missing ingredient here, let me just say that, first of all, and thank you for-- excuse me, i've got to clear that post-covid frog out of my throat here. the 30,000 people marching around this conference with no masks folks, and having traveled for two years around the world and avoided covid, it proved to be more than-- >> sorry for you. >> but the key here is that we are seeing opportunity lost and it is only if every country comes to the table that we win this battle. no one country, the united states, if we could physically go to zero emissions by tomorrow and with europe, we would still have the same crisis because of all of the gas already up there in the atmosphere. even if we were to get to net zero by 2050, we still have to find a way to suck and deploy 1.6 trillion tons of co2 that's already lodged up in the atmosphere that will continue to do damage, but with technology moving, we have about a trillion dollars now, venture capital moving into the sector, that's going to

. >> sally. >> mel. >> rob. >> sally. >> buddy. >> it's your turn. say rob. >> rob?mebody asked me to do a situation comedy after i finished being on the show of shows because situation comedies weren't very good. they didn't mirror life. i asked myself, what piece of ground do i stand on that nobody else stands on? well, i worked as an actor and a writer on a variety show and i write about what happens at home. at home, i talk about what goes on at the office. >> are you doing this because you're afraid of alan? >> no, i'm doing it because i respect alan brady. a man of his caliber has great firing power. >> it's a hybrid of family life, work life. and you cared about them like a family because you saw them together every day. they were a family. >> hi everybody. >> norm! >> hey mr. peterson, caller waiting for you. >> i know. and if she calls, i'm not here. >> on tv, family sort of transcends blood. you recognize that family system, that family dynamic, even if it's not biological. >> sure things didn't go your way. sure you're a little disappointed. but we'll get

let's go straight to 40 sallie mae who's in tokyo for us. talk us through the dish this the session 40. well it comes off the almost 6 years of ration in the parliament. so of course it had lots of refusal from the opposition parties in the parliament, but yet, but i'm in that case that was able to enforce his plan and get the approval from the elements earlier. and the just today that he just lation committee in the company and they endorsed the new laws, actually there revisions to those which would allow japan to have the ability to come to launch counter strike attacks against an enemy. but this, this, in your nose, they have almost 22 articles, may not schools about the budget, about the wage upon the way that the japan should enforce its borders the way it has it can defend its people and its plans. so it's a very huge, over all over the visual and national security strategy, which is the men documents among 3 documents that have been revised endorsed today . the main change now is, as i mentioned, is the counter strike ability, which

. >> i am bob and my wife sally. >> clint city, florida. >> w winter strawberry capital of the world.stmas carol? >> the star of bethlehem. i think that is the name. >> yeah. i don't know, down have a favorite, i like them all. >> i like them all. see what you can glean from that one. bing crosby sang white christmas. great christmas song. i'm dreaming -- >> of a white christmas ♪ ♪ >> >> he know its. and then nat king col e with a tape ios record, chestnuts roasting. >> live that one. >> on an open fire ♪ ♪ >> so you have to resolve who is number one, is itis team bing or team nat? >> wow. which is it. real go to michael, do you think bob and sally picked bing crosby or nat king cole. >> i was thrown off by people not using bows, i am questioning myself, that is an enigma wrapped in a the riddle, but they didn't use>> ia bow, they will go crosby. >> yes. >> final answer. >> everything thinks bing, we'll find out after the break. stick around. >> christmas int in-- the true spirit of america embodies goodwill... generosity... and the grit to get things done. that's what's inside every

cost of a court has convicted a former ripple commander of war crimes, including murder, had found sally mustafah tortured prisoners and a camp front by the kosovo liberation army. during the 1998 to 999. independence war with serbia. judges have sentenced him to 26 years in prison. mona carlo has more from christina, sally, or staff for the former commander of the cost of liberation army was placed the guilty office, the 26 years for torture, murder and other crimes committed in 2020. the in dixon was against came confirmed. he was filled then working for the course of defense ministry and since 2020 he has been in the detention center in, hug. he has pledged to not guilty this verdict come sooner sensitive a time for coastal because on the north, of course of all there are again, ethnic tensions between the majority, obedience and the serbian minority. there have been barricades for a 7 days now and the diplomatic relations between belgrade and are on a very low point. coastal has stated their independence in 2008, but the serbia are not giving them the the right to have their own coun

do you think bob and sally picked bing crosby or nat king cole?by the people not using bows, it i>>s like, like some kind of a weird crazy reality, i want t>> io say, but what do i think they say?a i question myself, that is an enigma wrapped in a riddle but they didn't use a bow, our good friends and florida will go bing wheresng dee. -- bing crosby. >> we'll find out after the break.r th >> christmas interruptis. ♪ ♪ i see an amazing place. feels like a dream. a place of many wonders... and full of life. i open my eyes: earth is our pandora. ♪ ♪ >> okay. pete hegseth asked bob and sally from flint city, florida to choose between winbing and nat, michael you said bing crosby, let's see if you are right. >> you are on time bing or team nat? >> i will go with nat. >> i have to go with nat too. >> nat king cole. >> wow. >> that makes me happy. >> that makes me happy, that was my first guess, i thought i have to guess what i didn't think, i flipped too many times. >> all right that guy thought bing was a search engine. >> gerri, your chance to guess

>> o'donnell: and and ironman, the "little mermaid" and when harry met sally, what these three classic films all haven common? >> this is the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. reporting from the nation's capitol. >> o'donnell: good evening and thank you for joining us on this busy wednesday night. a u.s. border city is on edge as an influx of migrants cross into the united states and thousands more are expected in the coming days. plus we've got our reporting on america's fentanyl crisis, our search for answers on what is being done to protect our children. but we do want to begin with that coast to coast storm that is threatening millions from the northern plains to the gulf of mexico. just moments ago a tornado touched down just outside new orleans. and as we come on the air winter storm alerts are posted from the rocky mountains to the great lakes as the east coast prepares for a powerful blast of ice and snow. in the south a rare december outbreak of tornadoes killed at at least three people in louisiana. elise preston will lead off our coverage from farmerville, louisiana whe

sally, you have joined us for many topics, not only the topics of your book there.is, which you have been shrewd about. shoutout to rome, great pasta, but tucker carlson, we're looking at rome and the fall of roam and what they call a pagan lifestyle as some sort of relevant metric to this debate. it's a short clip. take a look. >> it's looking more and more like late stages of pagan roehl, where no one seems to have the answers. what about respect for marriages, percent crewing christians and people who refuse to go along with this bill? >> salary? >> there's a lot to unpack. first of all, let's be clear, biden signs a bare-bones law and lights the white house up in rainbow colors and they go op president-elect ickes. meantime fox news is encouraging and defending the violent overthrow of the company while trump wants to spend the constitution. you say potato, i say streetsenous hatemongering hypocrites it will be different if it did what they're accusing it of. they worked with conservative republicans to author, all it does, all it does is maintain what right-win

welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. 0ur headlines today... conditions. we remain open for discussion with the companies. they know what needs to be done to get this dispute progressed and get a settlement going forward. but at the moment, we've not got a means to a solution. prince harry accuses the royal household of playing a "dirty game" in a new documentary set to air this week. good morning. that child must go on that planet

. >> bob this is my wife sally from florida, capitol hundreds winter strawberry capitol of the world.ol. >> the star oforit bethlehem i k you so the name of it. >> well i don't really have a favorite one, i like them all. >> i like them all and see which you can glean from that one right there so bing crosby as you know the saying white christmas and were all familiar with that, i am dreaming of a white christmas.s. >> you know he knows that and then net can call had a very famous record that had chestnuts, roasting on an open fire. >> i know that when. >> so you have the result was in one in this debate, is it team being or team net. >> while which is it going to be void go to michael and you think bob and sally picked bing crosbn or necking goal and what you think michael. >> will i was just a cell phone off by the beef about using bows that is like some kind of weird crazy reality so i know that ia want to say what i think they say and when i question myself but it's wrapped in a brutal but they didn't use a bow and i think are good friends fromgh florida, they're goingte to go l b

good morning, sally.police still in place here at babbs mill lake east of birmingham in king says in the borough of solihull. you might be able to see that bright light behind me, that is the surface of the lake and that is where the work is under way. as you heard in that report, yesterdayjust after 2:30pm emergency services were called to reports of up to six people playing on the ice who had fallen in. huge operation then ensued, including police officers and fire officers actually getting into the water to rescue four children, all of whom were in cardiac arrest and all of whom were giving advanced life support in ambulances on their way to two separate birmingham hospitals. it became very clear that the operation hadn't finished there because throughout the rest of the afternoon and evening, we know that there were specialist water rescue teams here. yesterday night west midlands fire service said they had still been looking but considering the conditions and the length of time in the water and the p

sally moore for savages sally. travis putman. moore a little boy named william who was an apprentice, and joseph jr. though sally and jones. and joseph's baby was a year old, they killed all five of the white people there. and then net technically became a free man because his masters were just his masters were dead. and they went from a farm to farm the night and the next day and attack in the farms in, the areas that had slaves. he didn't attack homes that did not slaves. quakers, particularly have a lot of quaker families living in the area and he bypassed each one of their homes. so this was it was not about just being this evil person doing this terrible deed of, you know, murdering all the white people around it really was him saying, no, going to do something myself. and with my people to free my people. and he only targeted those were enslaving people. wow. and and but he had also had told his followers that neither age nor sex more social status was to be spared. mm hmm. and richard whitehead. devon, which of late had in

and my daughter sally figures out what kathy wants, sally tells me.ly, order that and then on christmas morning when kathy opens her presents, that's the first time i have seen the presents i have given her. >> ainsley: you appreciate the women in your life. >> steve: sally is a gift to me show is able to do my grocery stopping. brian, you have kids, have the kids do it. >> brian: you haven't mentioned the key component to this and that's santa. i don't know what you are talking about. your system is a little bit above me. >> ainsley: kathy talks to santa and santa delivers the gifts. come on. >> brian: this is a big children's hour. >> ainsley: we know dawn does all your shopping when we get our gifts it says love dawn. >> brian: it's not true. >> ainsley: it is so true. i should have saved that card. that was two years ago. >> steve: i think that's funny, brian. you say this is the children's hour given what ainsley just told us about her daughter saying goodbye today. >> ainsley: my daughter said i was walking out of the door she says can i walk yo

and so if you kind of extrapolate that, it is believed that perhaps sally hemings was buried beneath what is now the parking lot of a hampton inn. yeah. so yeah. which is yeah. again striking, kind of just a yeah a lot to process and again, i will say the final line of that chapter is about, you know, perhaps you know, since monticello is in the back, the neck, perhaps we should reexamine that. perhaps put the hampton inn from that area on the back of our nicole instead. all right. how this has gotten a little heavy. i imagine we're kind of talking about cemeteries, but so let's let's talk about tell me something, you know, not quite as heavy that you that you that's in your book that enjoyed and and let's let's turn this around a little maybe a good story from from either one of you from from your book that you'd like to share. well i think one of my favorite ones when i was researching some of the cemeteries of mt. airy here in nashville is one of my favorite ones. well okay awesome are my but i do really love that one and it was established by separate lodges valiant society in a

it's sally dumb, softer matheny. i typically look for what's in turn them in. oh yeah. i had them really a lot. i could get you mala, session mining key. good me. i am showing the mala mala core initially silica. can you tell me sally, could charlie stackable conditional trust me we showed him a lawyer store. sure to keep bridget much maria her. yes. now you're still organized, a lot of water is sure. he was sion. when you read in chicago. mom a mom, a thumb issue, and no nitrogen could cello bob. a couple of them was national, national us bank with such a dang, near, near to thousands casanya opportunity. nasha wider, looked at them for pretty didn't casala. slaten whiskey tend to remember like it you can quote, i'm new to the wi, get luggage to me at t. so must feel scholarship in there, but it says grades or tomorrow i was petosi not on my way alike, yet the cargo can you got dora? well, you let's, she suddenly busied say, a lot of you come across a lot of the machine. you study a lot. we don't set the oil, you know, the, can you go, stella the other one problem? gum

well, sally, i states. what is happening at - the moment? well, sally, tiktok is chinese owned. it enormous power that slides on the radar of us official since the radar of us official since the trump presidency. we note the trump presidency. we note the state level, some local governments have moved to ban their workers from installing it on their phones and more recently last month the head of the fbi expressed concern, saying it could be used by beijing to collect user data and to ultimately conduct an influence operations and espionage and of course the reason why lawmakers are so interested is the wider context of rivalry between united states and china, the two sides have been imposing trade restrictions and tariffs on each other, with us targeting the purely china's technology sector while china over the years for different reasons has banned most american internet companies from its domestic markets. ~ �* companies from its domestic markets. �* ~ , companies from its domestic markets. ~ �* ~ , ., companies from its domestic markets. �* ~ , ., markets. we'll keep a eye on

on that note, thank you very much, sally. rock music| very much, sally. rock music plays.er reaching a settlement with the us federal trade commission. us consumer protection agency said epic violated children's privacy and trip users into making unintended purchases with this app design. twitter users have voted for chief executive elon musk to step down as the head of the platform. mr musk said he would abide by the results of the pole that he tweeted. 17.5 million users voted in it, around 60% saying he should go. he has since confirmed he will resign but only once he has found someone who is, quite, foolish enough to take the job. clearly, he is veering all over the place, isn't sure exactly what he thinks he should do and seems to be looking for outside affirmation of all his efforts. the european commission has warned that it could face up to $11.8 billion in fines for alleged anti—trust breaches —— warned meta. the eu's executive answers believes they have extorted competition from rivals by tying social network facebook to facebook marketplace. and after helping se

and what do you like, sally, at leaf facebook broadcast and put them on your trip and and stream them all the different solving sites all over the internet. it's often like have 201st people viewed the videos. tony loves the noisiest part of the celtic community. they occupy the only standing section of the ground, the green brigade, the greenberg he had as solid, alters sanctioned. i have a fantastic group of boys that dazzling left at the atmosphere not sanction. keeps let, keeps a sang and go on, keeps the atmosphere corn even one pains or time there are the green brigades are overtly political, not always appreciated by the owners who worried that that might be bad for business. politics and football. a go to holland and holland. and what wasn't politics and ireland shortly. there would be no saudi football club. tony shrine is about more than just football. there's a world view on display here. anybody at those pipeline palestine, us, one of the great i am and justice, she monitor which way that greenberg here keep it on the agenda plan. the flags of celtic park. those palestinia

a sally supportive club are a flags. nunez, floppy via flags renders matches. so like the conflict, the cheer is carried on and block, glasgow elsewhere. football is seen as cathartic. war by proxy. but when celtic and rangers clash, glasgow streets can seem like a battle ground turf war sometimes breaks out on the pitch too. since the scottish lee began in 1891, these 2 teams have wanted over a 100 times between them. animosity has made this darby one of the fiercest in world football at queens university in belfast. the 2 tribes are seen in a deeper historical context. football is the last preserve for the expression of those 19th century sectarian identities that, that were formed in glasgow as a result of irish migration. so glasgow turf has become the battlefield for an irish war. scotland is less riven by sectarianism these days. modernized, scotland is not at all like belfast. you might be rooted in 19th century, 2nd identities. when it comes to football, belfast is rooted in 17th century, such an identity that is not yet been able to cast aside in the 2

i put, put as children for sole boscoe, onique, sociology cost will form sally for me, the abs, oscar bulls who nearly any football mid to a home in will be to put her in a soda probably can mendoza. this is nancy salters to wind turbines. main disadvantage, thousands of birds and basket ground in fan blades annually. the environmental damage caused by occasional van dismantling the gates, the whole idea of the eco friendly energy source in an oil port of that tunneled in a noise. and do this with eisen the super to he owns the land, but i hands on the cowboys on lying about a pretty like of a one. pause, i'm can reflect awesome food like bow. wow. so from lines get this kind and zones concept is kinda nice. and zach then says almost this kind of like a cycle that would have glimpses and bonfire friendly teaser has an sally agin wanted a london longish tide. this isn't a fan of acres on has all the net gun is torn as creeps, arrogant. anger school is a fine surprise. i'm crazy. long of nam auto body, how it went up to who is this kind of like any to sacre also agreed or no less. so ev

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on his own side, i put put as children for sole pasco, onique, sociology, coastal form sally for me, lab. so for bullshit renewal yeah, any foothill midway help me with putting any sort of how many k mendoza this is going to nancy salters to wind turbines. main disadvantage, thousands of birds and bats, get crowned in fan blades annually. and the environmental damage caused by occasional fan dismantling the gates, the whole idea of the eco friendly energy source in an oil port of that kind of a noise. and do this with eisen the super to he owns the land, but i hands on the cowboys on lying about predicable, one pause and can the flight awesome foot bow. wow. so form lines get this kind and zones concept is kinda nice. and zach van says, almost this kind of like a cycle that would have glimpses and bonfire when ladies a has an sallie agin wanted langdon long as tide. this isn't a fan of acres on has all the net gun. he's a torn as creeps, arrogant anger school is a fine surprise. i'm crazy. that long of name would. oh, who, buddy, how it would opt out of that kind of like any to sacre

i raised $225,000 for sally wer going to unveil her in june.e could use more donations but it's all nonprofit and who give the okay i go to the family and i say listen your astronaut was a great american hero i went to build their legacy and most of the time they say yes. >> your work is exceptional you watch the process but the work is exceptional over all its vanilla fire.com you want to look at it and visit him it's kind of interesting because you're building monuments at a time where you we tear them down . we met there is no downside now going to build the first hispanic woman in space in the first african man there's no diversity whatsoever there was not a woman astronaut until i built it six months ago. i have new artistic flair whatsoever i can't joy stick figure but these unbelievable artists out of colorado are certainly the best in the countries cuba but somebody has to put it some buddies got a make sure it's a very good partnership. vanilla fire.com great to have you on the best of luck it's at the reagan library june and fight eve

john sally, share a lease, get us, but we ship it with team. so just take a look at chemo, brazil, i need a new transcript for that. for me as a visual, i'm on the beach that or a quick actually we did not to go to work a brought the enough when you create a double play with. 2 ah, welcome back to the whistleblowers. we're speaking with f b i whistleblower calling raleigh about the case of f. b. i. agents, steven friend, who complained about the polluted ization of the f b i and the f. b. i's lack of respect for american civil rights and civil liberties . colleen, let's drill down a little into what steven friend has revealed. he said that he was a member of the f. b. i squad that investigated and targeted pet of files and sex traffickers. but he was taken off that assignment and made to investigate people who had participated in the protest at the capital building on january 6th, 2021. i'm not talking about writers necessarily. he was told to investigate people who had participated peacefully. he told his supervisor on 2 separate occasions tha

that's it — back tojon and sally. hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay.a few minutes ago and i asked here a few minutes ago and i asked her what question he wanted to ask you, and she said, what is stopping you, and she said, what is stopping you as a government sitting down with the nurses in a room and talking about pay? i with the nurses in a room and talking about pay?— talking about pay? i and the secretary — talking about pay? i and the secretary of _ talking about pay? i and the secretary of state _ talking about pay? i and the secretary of state has - talking about pay? i and the secretary of state has met | talking about pay? i and the i secretary of state has met with talking about pay? i and the - secretary of state has met with the rcn, and other unions. and i have said we are very happy to discuss as the secretary of state is, working conditions and other ways in which we can help to ensure that nurses and all of those 1.24 million people who work on the agenda for change contract within our nhs. what we are not willing to do is open negotiat

but the physics like a thing on the sally that the now this will also make it easier to report the path to traces and will, fia, et cetera. but blaine drucker opposes the law in fears for her livelihood. the spanish woman says she is a sex worker by choice. she meets her clients at home, or in a hotel by this client's face punishment. prostitution will go under ground. she says, ever since with annoyance, prostitution isn't going to disappear. there are many examples from other countries that introduce such laws that show this to garcia, product today till exist as you have even, but the quality of life worsened. if they can't practice that professionally. not about all new tomography came and only had a prostitution should not be criminalized. and we need laws that recognize our work so that we to can be entitled to unemployment benefits, law, pensions, aid, and so many other things will appeal. and that a tomlins on they bought. lemme with the fellow vanessa silva visits the aid organization that helps sex workers. unique um, it went up with the other state, has to make sure that wome

morewitz, and my mother sally rome morewitz, they were attorneys in virginia in 1940. h.a. morewitz: our family, we were deviants from the norm. my mother passed the state bar exam and became a partner with my father in his law practice. instead of mewitz, it became morewitz and morewitz. [jl morewitz, esq in 1940] "we've been notified that the steamship quanza is docked at the norfolk harbor. i'm taking the hampton roads ferry to norfolk to visit the refugees and the captain on that ship." [sallie rome morewitz in 1940] i have to quickly prepare this paperwork so that j.l. can bring it all to both the u.s. district court and the coastguard in norfolk. they're going to sail away if he doesn't get over there to put this claim in immediately." h.a. morewitz: she handled all the office work and he did the court proceedings. morewitz: they just wanted to stay in port long enough to load up for coal, they were going to detain the passengers, not let them disembark in virginia. d. morewitz, esq: patrick malin was a member of what was called the president's committee for political

look as a bit and that one a sally is another little ones to help women guest house of prostitution that up to the film, but it needs to be improved in that kind of out. make sure will, they will also receive a legal resident station, a say if there were letty this will give victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation, a perspective of ours. but the physics law, a thing on the sally that this will also make it easier to report to the perpetrators, fia, et cetera. but blaine drucker opposes the law and fears for her livelihood. the spanish woman says she is a sex worker by choice. she meets her clients at home, or in a hotel, but if klein's face punishment prostitution will go under ground, she says, ever since with annoyance, prostitution isn't going to disappear. there are many examples from other countries that introduce such laws that show this to garcia. protestant suited to leagues this as you have any but the quality of life worsened. if they can't practice that professionally, not about all new tomography came in, at least that prostitution should not be criminalized. and