[applause] samantha: hello, everybody. i'm samantha barry, at the editor-in-chief at glamour and i am so honored to be here on what is a monumental day for france when it comes to reproductive rights. [applause] a devastating year for the u.s. when it comes to reproductive rights. we will talk about how the rights are attack in the u.s. and what is happening globally, which is probably a nicer story, with these three amazing women with a lot of skin in the game. sarah casey, alexis mcgill johnson, and jennifer klein. the dobbs decision in 2020 to overturn 50 years of precedent, something we care a lot abo at glamour, we've been looking in the archives that all of the stories that were written around row and we are witnessing this alln reproductive rights in the u.s., which is terrifying. what are you hearing on the ground? can you set the scene for us in new york and those tuning in on the livestream? >> absolutely. it is an honor to be here. i wish we were in france right now celebrating the guaranteed freedom they put in

hi, samantha. it is curious. the issue _ happened here? hi, samantha. it is curious.ened here? hi, samantha. it is curious. the issue is if— happened here? hi, samantha. it is curious. the issue is if you - happened here? hi, samantha. it is curious. the issue is if you look - happened here? hi, samantha. it is curious. the issue is if you look at l curious. the issue is if you look at the photo there are definite inconsistencies. for example, if you look at where princess charlotte's tartan skirt is it looks like it has been badly composited. if you have an issue like this, with an image like this in the fashion industry you will take multiple examples of the same image and in photoshop you layer them on top of each other and the photo editor will then take out this, take out that, take out this. what appears to have happened here is that either didn't happen or has happened rather badly. another explanation i have read is perhaps the photo was taken with one of these new whizzy mobile phones that composites the image itself, so these photos where it will take the be

well, there you go, samantha. you just simply must leave the party and go dig up the site of flower's demise. or, more likely, just make jay do it. uh, jay, the ghosts are saying that you should dig up the spot where flower died and see if you can find anything that was on her person. that's what that long-ass pause was for? no. we're throwing a party. i-i want to see people try my shrimp toast. please, small man. thor want to tell flower that... i love her. when she was here, too afraid to tell her, but is one true wish that she know. aw, thor wants to tell flower that he loves her. he never got a chance to tell her. (groans softly) i mean, the body's not still there, is it? i think they got most of it. you know, maybe there's a toe or some teeth. nope, they took it all away. okay. i'm going to go excavate the site of a bear mauling because my wife fell down some stairs once. (all cheering) ♪ i'm all dressed up with nowhere to go... ♪ but that's what happens when you take the g train. (laughing): the g train. she

[applause] samantha barry:■b thank you very much. thank you, ladies. clinton: now it is evening, it is dark, people are hungry. i just want to tell you that everything you have heard today is part of the agenda that we will be pursuing with e idp and we need all of your good ideas, advice, so much of what we have heard into impact and into work with our students, faculty, outsiders, to make sure that we actually produce results that move1eater equality on behalf girls. thank you all so much. [applause] ♪ >> two years ago,#q democracy faced its greatest threat since the civil war. today, the roots of our democracy remain unbound and unbroken. >> thursday, president biden delivers the ann

samantha, aood ceasefire hostage deal? samantha, good evening. _ ceasefire hostage deal? good evening, good to be - ceasefire hostage deal? samantha, good evening, good to be with - ceasefire hostage deal? samantha, good evening, good to be with you. ceasefire hostage deal? samantha, l good evening, good to be with you. i believe the fact that senior administration officials are announcing that a deal is a lot closer than it was just even six days ago is a positive sign. i would suspect the majority of the dialogue right now it's related to the types of israeli hostages that will be released, they will probably not going to release if the negotiations complete any idf active war reserve this that may be under control of hamas. and what that exchange will be. so they are talking about a six week operational pools, which i think is great, the tically for the humanitarian crisis that is ongoing and getting worse by the hour. but the types of palestinians that will be released, in other words, those that have been maybe held in administrative detention or convicted of crimes

. >> alex and samantha turner met within days of arriving on campus. besties from the beginning. >> you really clicked with alex i? >> i did. >> why did you like her? >> i could act myself. if i had a problem, she was always there for me. >> by late september, alex and samantha were inseparable. swapping clothes and confidences. but on friday, september 28, they were going off in different directions. samantha was heading home to see her family. alex was staying on campus. counting the hours until her long-time boyfriend arrived for a weekend visit. that afternoon, alex went down the hall to samantha's dorm room to say good-bye. >> it was around 3:00 maybe, and i was about to go home and she's like, can i pick out some clothes in your closet? i was like, sure, she took three of my shirts and a pair of my shoes and she was all excited. clayton will be here in a half an hour. >> 21-year-old, clayton, was alex's boyfriend. he was coming to spend the weekend. but first, alex had a swim team meeting. she had been swimming since high school where paige whitn

. �* , samantha's.- samantha's. and in their everyday lives, what are the other sort of l lives, what are the other sort of challenges that families like samantha might be facing, children, young adults with complex needs, what are the things they have to take into consideration?- take into consideration? well, i think we saw — take into consideration? well, i think we saw in _ take into consideration? well, i think we saw in the _ take into consideration? well, i think we saw in the video - take into consideration? well, i think we saw in the video a - take into consideration? well, i. think we saw in the video a perfect illustration of how hard life can be. it is about round—the—clock care, it is about thinking all the time about someone's needs. and for families like hers, they have a battle on their hands to get the right care and support, the right health support, you know, to think about how to educate their child. and on top of all of that if they are thinking about how to make ends meet, how to

doritos fired spanish trans activist samantha hudson two days after hiring him or her or whatever. graphic detail what he would like to do to kids sexually, to making fun of victims of sexual abuse. samantha's entire public agenda is about eradicating western values. >> i advocate abolishing, destroying and annihilating the traditional monogamous nuclear family. it's not like i'm going to beat up my parents. >> jesse: okay doritos, good job. and then doritos deleted all of the videos of this guy or girl and the parent company released a statement saying, we recently created a content series with samantha hudson, a local influencer. we have ended the relationship and stopped all related campaign activity. so doritos, canceled samantha or sam and they are still just ripping you off through shrinkflation and don't give you 40 chips when they should be selling you 50. pickles and -- ahead. [♪♪] [♪♪] [♪] there's a way to cut your dishwashing time by 50%. try dawn powerwash dish spray. it removes 99% of grease and grime in half the time. it cleans so well, you can replace multiple cleani

hello, i'm samantha simmonds. we begin with the conflict in gaza where the us military has carried out it's first air—drop of food aid amid a growing humanitarian crisis in the territory following months of war. thousands of meals have been parachuted in by three military planes. it follows a pledge on friday by president biden to do so. us vice president kamala harris will meet with israeli war cabinet member benny gantz at the white house on monday as washington seeks to reach a deal for a temporary ceasefire and increase the flow of aid to gaza. a us official said today the framework for a deal that would establish a six—week ceasefire in gaza is in place with israel's agreement and depends on hamas agreeing to release hostages. but the violence continues. at least 13 palestinians, including a medic, are reported to have been killed by an israeli air strike near a hospital in rafah. the idf said it had carried out a precision strike in the area of the hospital that targeted militants from the islamichhad group.

[applause] samantha: hello, everybody. i'm samantha barry, at the editor-in-chief

i'm samantha simmonds.he royal family are facing more questions over a picture of the princess of wales first published on sunday. this picture, released for mother's day, showing catherine with their three children has since been retracted by four photo agencies, over concerns it has been "manipulated". it's the first official photo of the princess of wales since her abdominal surgery two months ago. simon jones has more. released at 9:00 yesterday morning by kensington palace to mark mother's day — a picture of the princess of wales surrounded by her children. the aim was to dampen speculation about catherine's recovery from her recent abdominal surgery. but some people pointed out that the image looked odd — a view shared by several leading picture agencies which had initially sent out the photo worldwide. one of them said there was an inconsistency in the alignment of princess charlotte's left hand, meaning the image didn't reach the agency's standards. late last night, the associated press issued somet

announcer: and now, "bbc news" e world today with samantha e simmonds. the second of our special report on the sudan crisis described as a war the world has forgotten. harrowing evidence of the violence experienced by women in the ongoing conflict. >> this is because rape on society -- leaves an impact on society and family. >> the irish prime minister announces he will step down. >> politicians are human beings and we have our limitations. we give it everything until we can't anymore and then we have to move on. >> the uk's largest delivery of aid arrives in gaza as america's top diplomat visits saudi arabia amid a renewed push for a cease-fire. also coming up, the u.k. government has banned 15 synthetic opioids as a bbc investigation reveals its data may be underestimating their spread. ♪ hello and welcome to the world today. an hour of international news from the bbc. i'm samantha simmonds. sudan's conflict is described as the war the world forgot. civilians caught up show graphic accounts of rape, ethnic violence, and street executions at the hands o

they knew them as alex and samantha. lee was married to a south african with whom she had a son.uple suspected savannah was not his biological daughter. >> it was a gradual process on their part. >> the couple told harris lee and her husband divorced in 2008 and recently they had a falling out with her. they always wanted to know more about their friends past so they did some investigating of their own. lee mentioned she had a home in belize and armed with that and savannah's birthdate and other information they picked up they searched the internet and discovered lee's secret. >> they are real detectives. >> i think so. >> knowing the wrath they would face if my ex-wife ever found out, they went ahead anyway. they told me we feel like you have a right to know your daughter. >> harris gave the couples information to fbi agent and and now that they knew lee's ileus the fbi was finally able to figure out how she left the u.s. without being detective. she set the plan in motion by getting a fake birth certificate two months before taking savannah. >> dorothy lee becomes a fictitious

samantha anderson and her team found a way to turn plastic waste into plastic. that looks brand new. start by shredding the way it's it's all kind of mixed together. it's dirty, it hasn't been pre watched. anything like this. as you can see, there's different colors. there's different types of plastic and they're so ruby, we don't have to do any kind of pre screening that would be required for other types of technology out there. this secret chemical cocktail is her invention. at room temperature, it separates the p e t. from the other plastic pieces, the reaction is very specific to the p t plastic. so if you have a mix of p t and let's say pbc pvc won't react and the p h p will. so we can actually separate out different solids from the p t, and then we can actually separate it with the monomers from the p t. uh, from themselves. she discovered the secret reagents together with our colleagues, party or values, odd a and christopher ireland. they're turning their innovation into a business, so we can't show you the whole process, especially not how the plastic w

samantha hudson, a local influencer.lue have ended the relatiop and stopped all related campaign. so doritos canceled samantha or sam, and they're still just ripping you off through shrinkflation and don'rougt you0 chips when they shoulds an be selling you 50 pickles and manhunts ahead want to know a secret more than just my armpit stink. >> that's why i use secret whole body deodorant everywhere. we're all human. t both it's okay to smell like one. i smell very humaner right now,p which is totally normal. girl preach. but if irot bothers you, four ot of five gynecologists would of five gynecologists would recommend whole body deodorant. ,which gives you 72 hour odor protection from your pits to you whole br. so you can use it on your secret full body deodorant. can the river support your brain health? mary janet. fred..y eddie. udin no. razor. frank. frank. frank. yoory. to seven brain health indicators. >> your memory join the mareeba brain health challenge. a heart. do they have life insurance? no, but we have life in

samantha. anna, thank you.ds of people have gathered for the tenth pro—palestinian march in central london since the 7th october attacks by hamas on israel. 0ur reporter louisa pilbeam was at the start. there are tens of thousands of people here at the start of the demonstration here at hyde park. this is the tenth demonstration that has been held since the hamas attacks on israel on the 7th of october. they have been largely 0ctober. they have been largely peaceful, but the organisers have told me they feel that actually these events are over policed. usually they have around 1500 police officers from across the country who come to these events to keep control. but there have been a low number of arrests peer, and they are very well organised. they have been two previous protests here, and they are organised well. —— i have been two previous protests. today there is a focus on women, the organisers say, to celebrate international women's day, and also to put a focus on the large numbers of women and children w

samantha tolmie and her son lewis.e benefits that people are entitled to as soon as possible, and it says it is increasing such disability benefits by 6.7% in april in a support package worth £104 billion. there were two significant rocket launches last night. one put a new methane monitoring satellite into orbit. the other released a crewed spacecraft that docked with the international space station. the new satellite, methanesat, will allow methane leaks from oil and gas facilities to be tracked almost in real time. the aim is to significantly reduce emissions of this powerful greenhouse gas. here's our climate editor, justin rowlatt. three, two, one. ignition, and liftoff. a falcon 9 rocket blasts off from the california coast, carrying an important new tool in the battle against climate change. it is a satellite designed to sniff out the telltale fingerprint of methane in the light reflected back from earth. methanesat will orbit 15 times a day, tracking methane emissions leaking from oil and gas facilities around

samantha far enough was standing. you know, with the michigan primaries. i mean, do the if, i mean is it? it'd be lost already. i mean, you're saying they're maybe they're slowly beginning to understand, but do they don't realize that the actually, the nail in the coffin of buttons re election johns is, isn't, isn't guys in jersey that absolutely, i think gather is going to be a major issue in this election, i know americans a vote their pocket book. they bought the, their economic situation. this time around a and the american public, especially young democrats, that goes under 30 with every poll after poll. it shows that a guy that matters a great deal for him. policy matters a great deal. they see and in fact, the older ones. yeah. they see that that us their policy whether and i've got to stand the way and yeah, they pulled up the and he went in to kind of a withdrawal. and they, they say we, they see that that is a folly and a grain war. and definitely, and guys, uh, guys, uh, and there sort of an agenda is a great deal of emotion. and we see it every

samantha tolmie's letter has now got the support of nearly 3,000 otherfamilies. here's her story.. when we got his diagnosis eventually in 2014, i think it was, they said that he might live to 11 or 12. he is nearly 20 now. he is just proving everyone wrong, every day. he's a miracle. and i can say he's my hero. all of this equipment that you can see now is always running. so he's got his ventilator, which most of the time is breathing for him. and then the humidifier. then the sats monitor with two feeding pumps. and all these pieces of equipment are so essential that we have to have two of each piece of equipment, so that if one stops working we have another one. all these items are on charge all the time, all plugged in all the time. there you are. it's always been difficult financially since lewis became unwell. surviving on benefits from the government. but then when the energy crisis impacted, and the amount — it wasn'tjust £5 or £10 a month, which you would still have to find, it was £200 or £300. i had to think about what i could switch off, what i couldn't use. with lewis

doritos, the corn crisps have sacked trans influencer samantha hudson after it was revealed that samanthaening to do thuggish things to a 12 year old girl. other old posts by samantha, born ivan gonzalez, renaldo read in the middle of the street in majorca and panties and screaming that i'm a nymphomaniac in front of a super beautiful eight year old girl. hmm'hmm not the sort of thing you want your mascot to be shouting. and another declared, i hate women who are victims of sexual assault and go to self—help centres to overcome their trauma. annoying. i can't say this word, but it rhymes with klutz. samantha hudson said they were sorry for the tweets, which were described as pure provocation and in very bad taste. well, that's all right then. that's fine. i mean, like literally, literally sort of. >> that's what you want with a chip brand, isn't it? >> bad taste when you're advertising food? >> yeah, the chips are certainly down, though. the reality is this that everything ever this that everything you've ever said anybody, ever is going said to anybody, ever is going to out. yeah. work o

joining me now on the set is samantha -- the brand officer of sesame workshop, and dr.lescent psychiatrist at the mental health institute. i think it's so important what elmo and his friends are doing here for young children, so let me start with you, samantha, back in january we all might remember that elmo posted on "x" asking everybody how they were doing and that post went viral. he followed it up with another post saying elmo learned it's important to ask a friend how they are doing. how does this love your mind campaign build off of that, and try to really help open that conversation? >> we were really surprised when we had over 250 million people see that tweet and millions responded and they were not okay. we know that mental health is such a pressing issue, and children are so often overlooked. sesame workshop is the non-profit organization behind "sesame street" to show that we all know and love and we've always been focused on addressing the most pressing needs for children. that's why we developed this psa, in partnership with the ad council. you could see o

would be sure that our ocean, the am samantha to a process or at the institute of civil engineering university of defeated the my a lot of work on plastic waste management, looking at the entire vice chain of solid waste. we try to look for the weaknesses in the supply chain. the cvt said to be the 3rd largest contribute for last week in ocean. so definitely be we should know and fi. so it will show us the most many this somebody will do. you buy the mobile banking company, they, they do head they do when they got it. it wouldn't be for the ones that were looking to make any file can be happy. uh, so we're going to split for the 1st time since the well spend minute to think about anything which will be done very nice and you should thank you all. hey, i guess the home is for the config as we move a lot of them. so see you don't need the log out of town, this falls off of the lexia or the sole volume, and see how many copies i didn't know who se to another located in the may claim is released from the diet. if you have full audit and by the how to receive a new pay off for visual cards, when i'

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good evening, everyone, and thank you very much, samantha and the white house. historic association for the invitation to share this presentation of first ladies and civil rights. i've chosen two photos for this title slide down in the lower left. there's a photo of the washington hands, which would have been probably either in new york or philadelphia, showing them at home with their grandchildren and up in the upper right corner. there is a servant who was one of their enslaved workers who they brought from mount vernon to their presidential home. and this would have been a typical scene, apparently up in the upper right hand corner as eleanor roosevelt with marian anderson. and there's a very interesting story that will go with that photo to show the contrast and the change in times between the washingtons and eleanor roosevelt. and then what happened after eleanor? so let's begin with the washingtons. if you think about the history of our first ladies in civil rights, it's a checkered past. and we have to begin to look at the washington and a precedent that

mike, samantha, elaine, are among the best of us.and let's thank them today. [applause] [applause] our fy 25 budget proposal make some hard choices. i wish we had big year. to take on every one of the very real challenges that we face. it is important to note while this budget is tight this our fiscal house is in order and we are able to keep our communities and our commitments to those communities a the people of illinois. this year's budget is focused and discipline. because of the responsible actions we took i the last few years paying off state debt treating federal pandemic as one-time revenue we are not facing the budge char big state. california for example has a a$38 billion dicito contend . meanwhile, illinois budget is balanced that builds upon all the progress that we have made. paying h our pensions ininvestic school. social services. just like [applause] i expect some of you more. and some of you will claim you want to spend less. i knowhis i'm open to ideas to more h efficiently and effectivy fulfill our obligations. sa

now, natalie, i showed samantha with a king of jordan in hopes of stopping the conflicts from escalate and feather in jordan shoulds. one that fed that civilian casualties would make a less than piece and the region nearly impossible. in recent days, germany has stepped up its efforts to bring food and supplies into gaza. germany has joined a handful of countries, including the u. s. and france. power shooting aid into gaza. germany's air force dropped for tons of released goods into the territory on saturday. the foreign ministry in berlin says every package counts. it also says these efforts are just a drop in the ocean when it comes to what is actually needed throughout the night. the situation is awful. we can eat or drink and eat is very scarce. other to happen, a lot of the international community has also started delivering relief supplies to gaza by sea, via and usually operational maritime core door agencies have criticized these efforts as inefficient and insufficient. and they accused israel of deliberately delaying the entry of trucks carrying a into gaza. israel says it's

hello, i'm samantha simmonds. we begin with the conflict in gaza where the us military has carried out it's first air—drop of food aid, amid a growing humanitarian crisis in the territory following months of war. thousands of meals have been parachuted in by three military planes. it follows a pledge on friday by president biden. a us official said today the framework for a deal that would establish a six—week ceasefire in gaza is in place — with israel's agreement — and depends on hamas agreeing to release hostages. but the violence continues — at least 13 palestinians, including a medic, are reported to have been killed by an israeli air strike near a hospital. and a united nations team visiting gaza's biggest hospital has found that many palestinans who were injured as lorries were delivering aid on thursday, were wounded by gunshots. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams has the latest. how were so many people injured? were they shot or crushed in a desperate stampede? at gaza's shifa hospital, there's evide