-- would you do with serena >> karaoke, mostly >> jimmy: really >> serena is a karaoke, like, legendoes a lot of different directions really depends on the night. you know, i try to take it -- keep the vibes going >> jimmy: yeah >> but sometimes, i'll throw in like a disney song here and there. swear to god [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah i can see you doing that >> like, "i just can't wait to be king. >> jimmy: that's your jam? "lion king" is your jam? >> sometimes i'll throw it in there, yeah. if i'm feeling it. >> jimmy: i don't know if i say this every time you're on the show, i love your voice. >> you do? >> jimmy: yeah i think you should do a movie, or animated movie, or a podcast, or something like that >> thank you >> jimmy: yeah i just love it i'm always like, "oh, what a a great voice. >> oh, i appreciate that i feel like you're probably one of the only people that thinks that [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, no way, no way >> thanks jimmy. but it means the most to me. like, obviously -- you know. >> jimmy: i hear a lot of voices >> you have one of the best voices of all time [ laugh

are so many black women i have talked to who, like serena, say that while they were in the middle ofe their concerns were not being heard, and that can literally be the difference between life or death when you are delivering a child. absolutely, and that was one of the things i found so striking about your reporting. often we see public health officials talking about socio—economic factors, but one of the first women that you cited in yourfascinating piece was working at a university, and she was struggling to be taken seriously, at the own university where she worked. tell us more about that. what we did was published a five—part series investigating essentially how from births to deaths black americans are much more likely and that has been generations in the making and the first story was about this very issue, we went to the seat of alabama where we met two sisters who both had very traumatic birthing experiences at the same hospital and as you mentioned one of the sisters, she worked at that very hospital as a public health instructor, so for me, throughout the course of the re

at the start of this, you talked about serena williams.lack women that i have talked to who, like serena, said that while they were in the middle of childbirth, theyjust felt that their concerns weren't being heard. and that can literally be the difference between life or death when you are delivering a child. absolutely, and that was one of the things, kat, that i found so particularly striking about your reporting. often, we see public health officials talking about socioeconomic factors. but one of the first women that you cited in your fascinating piece was working at a university, and she was struggling to be taken seriously at the university where she worked. i mean, just tell us more about that. yes, so the ap, what we did was publish a five—part series investigating, essentially, how from birth to death, black americans are far more likely to experience a lot of health inequities that really has been generations in the making. and the first story was about this very issue. we went to the state of alabama, where we met two sisters w

it is also the simple act of not listening, at the start of busy talked about serena williams, there i have talked to who, like serena, say that while they were in the middle of childbirth, they felt like their concerns were not being heard, and that can literally be the difference between life or death when you are delivering a child. absolutely, and that was _ delivering a child. absolutely, and that was one _ delivering a child. absolutely, and that was one of _ delivering a child. absolutely, and that was one of the - delivering a child. absolutely, | and that was one of the things i found so striking about your reporting. obviate often we see public health officials talking about socio—economic factors, but one of the first women that you cited in yourfascinating piece was working at a university, and she was struggling to be taken seriously, at the own university where she worked. tell us more about that. what we did was — tell us more about that. what we did was published - tell us more about that. what we did was published a - tell us more about that. what we did was publishe

serena. so she was commuting to be a nanny for a family who lived about an hour and a half away from her. when i first talked to serena, she had just given birth to a baby and family only was able to take her back if she only took five days. so was actually just, you know, physically recovering. had an infant at home was really sad to be leaving her own to go and care for this other family. domestic workers caring for wealthy families describe the way in which affluence is often steeped in inequality parents model behavior. serena out. and sometimes the kids picked up on the way the parents treated her. the ones who barely said hello and regarded her as an employee who clocked in and out, versus those who were more friendly and would sit on the couch and talk, ask about her life. kids often mimicked the class behavior of their parents. oh, my goodness. there have been boys that i walk in and they won't acknowledge that i'm here. it's like, say hi. how are you doing? no response. so if i tell

people really loves to hear from the different guests, serena williams, mariah carey or paris hilton, think those two sides of the story. there is a site of creative differences certainly but also about spotify scaling back their podcast operations. you said it was a very _ their podcast operations. you said it was a very popular _ their podcast operations. you said it was a very popular podcast, - their podcast operations. you said it was a very popular podcast, or. it was a very popular podcast, or you a big fan of it? i it was a very popular podcast, or you a big fan of it?— you a big fan of it? i did en'oy archetypes. d you a big fan of it? i did en'oy archetypes, actually, i you a big fan of it? i did enjoy l archetypes, actually, especially you a big fan of it? i did enjoy - archetypes, actually, especially the conversations with serena williams and paris hilton as well. and lots of people did, but also less people did not. lots of people were not into that kind of thing. thought that maybe meghan markle was over sharing, having conversations with these people. i listened to all

so in the modern game it's, it's dr. beach and serena. but when you talk about the greatest, what do you mean? do you mean in terms of numbers or do you mean in terms of style of play? and many tennis purist would still say that roger federer is the greatest tennis player all the time. that comes to my head is actually because so many people fell in love with tennis again because of him, he was just so effortless. the way he played, you know, all the advice. so a lot he was and all these more than plays grooms all the time in the used to go unlikely to run it through it. so thought if you're looking at stats, if you're looking at numbers and support is all about numbers, then she'll give it she's the $23.00 grand slam singles titles. he's one o 4 grand slams at least 3 times said we're only one differential ones. now of course, talk to which is also a bit of a controversial carrots, a given the wasn't jammed against coded. and at the start of his tone, he wrote on the camera after his 1st ran, when he said, kosovo is the house of silvia,

my dear, and melanie is, serena, i called on monday and mama and i have siblings. family are coming for coffee and cake. daniels the, his grandpa and grandma visit often the money. just think that the they want to take a gloves, plastic. you know, what are we celebrating today? you know, some freezing right now as an announcement, this is selena elena. i have something for you because we don't talk to the celebration dominic's past day today as a completely different celebration, you know, as the main change and the start and i, let's have a look lesta. mm hm. lots of weight. oh phones on the state capital. that's it. i knew it. yeah, yes on today. my name is angles and i put in her heart. really have to. yeah, yeah, i don't, i think so. says alina, in the anger, the me finally, welcome to the family. on get. now i get to take my parents and siblings, last name and it's ingle. that's really cool. it's been a long wait event in germany. it's a name changing process is complex and bureaucratic actions. you have to convince the authorities that the change is really ne

and melanie is serena, i called on monday and mama and i have siblings. family are coming for coffee and cake. you're going to be, i know also his grandpa and grandma visit often mommy's mommy. just think that some of them are they want to take a gloves, plastic. okay, now what are we celebrating today? you know, some freezing right now as an announcement. now, elena, i have something for you and because we don't talk to the celebration dominic's best day today as a completely different celebration, you, me a sort of a name change or the start and i, let's have a look besta smart to wait. all the forms on the state capital. that's it. i knew it. yeah. yes. and today my name is angles and i put in her heart so they really have to. yeah, yeah, no, i think so. it says alina and it's the inner, the, me finally, welcome to the family. on just now i get to take my parents and siblings, last name, and it's, and oh, that's really cool. is it's been a long wait event in germany. it's a name changing process is complex and bureaucratic actions. you have to convince

>> both serena and venus lost to the 203rd rank phenoms for women.sity of kentucky as well in terms of accolades and in terms of national ranking i was a much better swimmer than him. he could kick my butt any day of the week without trying. >> bret: serena williams in fact said she would lose two sets to tennis player andy murray without getting a game in five to six minutes. math and reading scores are declining again for u.s. students. the national center for education statistics says 13-year-olds lost another 4 points in reading and 9 points in mathematics compared to the last assessments administered in 2020. over the last decade reading points off 7 points math numbers down 14. the biden administration has missed a deadline to turn over information about the possible origins of the coves pandemic. a white house official saying it's personnel are working on declassification process. republicans are growing very impatient. here is white house correspondent jacqui heinrich. >> the white house is pointing to the director of national intelligence fo

addictive algorithm that can accurately predict who which videos do i keep users on the phone from serena in asia that feeds destructive behavior or false extremist beliefs our witness today mr. shoja is the ceo of tik tok you speak for 5 minutes i am shu and he is from singapore after serving in the singapore army for education going to university in the uk and after that come here, irane hamedeh adamha, study at the virginia school of business, born just a few kilometers from here. two years ago , i became the ceo of tik tok. today, we have over a billion monthly active users worldwide, including 150 million in the united states. they live a lot of time on the screen. we have taken measures to protect teenagers . many of our measures are the first of their kind in the social media industry. by watching, we mean the office we are headquartered in los angeles and today we have 7,000 employees in the united states. however, living in the united states has never been the case to ignore these concerns. we followed up with real actions. we are building something that becomes a firewall in the

the good and wide range stream is serena, tonight's regression again world weight and burned in south africa. people with disabilities more likely to lose the adults independent. make black lives matter. shine a spotlight on racially motivated to the same sex marriage is being legalized in more and more country discrimination are part of every day life. for many we ask why? because life is diversity. make up your own mind or minds. why is it no speech trumps the field with crushes? how this is due to is what was it proof and what makes this ultras point place to never give up right now, own revs. c

it ran for 12 episodes and featured a number of celebrities, including mariah carey and serena williamsmeghan described it last year... people should expect the real me in this and probably the me that they've never gotten to know, certainly not in the past few years where everything is through the lens of the media as opposed to, "hey, it's me". i'm just excited to be myself and talk and be unfiltered, and, yeah, it's fun. the series did win top podcast award at the people's choice awards in december, and meghan is said to be looking to develop content for a different platform. the royal couple have, of course, since splitting from the royalfamily, looked to capitalise on their fame. their netflix series, for example, is reportedly worth $100 million, whilst harry released his autobiography at the beginning of the year, spare — that part of a $20 million deal with penguin books. a new type of armoured dinosaur has been discovered on the isle of wight for the first time in more than 140 years. it was discovered in rocks dating back between 66 and 145 million years. the species belongs t

i hope this reaction and serena will be sometimes, because then we can inform him, but if he does notout the victims of torture in bahrain , it will make our mission difficult. the participants in the conference will hold the british government and the international community responsible for the continued use of the policy of torture by officials of the sources of releasing political prisoners know that participation in this conference is to end the methodical use of torture in bahrain and to force western governments to implement the concept of slogans of freedom and democracy by not allowing the perpetrators of the crime of torture to escape from the offices . years of war and siege the conditions of children in yemen according to al-alam network, poverty and poverty have caused the number of yemeni children who suffer from malnutrition to increase sharply . dropped and unable to move like his peers. a thin body that is unable to breathe and is waiting for healing or death on the bed. referring to the enemy's siege . we could not do anything for the children and cure them. regarding

that's after 4 people were killed in showing of the area. hundreds have taken refuge and is for serena in the city of belgrade. kids denies military involvement inside russia. youtube has announced it'll stop removing false claims about the 2020 you one selection, the video sharing website, which is owned by google, just to find the policy change, saying that debates with controversial or even this proven arguments were part of democracy. but media monitors finding misinformation have criticize youtube decision. at least one person has been killed in 2 more are missing after heavy rain pounded parts of japan, remnants of type soon, the law which has been downgraded to a tropical storm costs flooding and disruptive travel. thousands of residents for tools to evacuate ahead of the store of police or on standby and hong kong. ahead of sundays anniversary of the 1989 scanned them in square massacre. following china is clamped down on hong kong is own pro democracy movement. the cities traditional memorial visual has been replaced by 8 pro china food fair for years. hong kong was the only c

and interestingly enough, it coincides also with incursions in belgrade. serena, do you think um, the overall, the, what do you think of russia's stays of readiness or preparedness full ukraine's antipathy anticipated contra offensive as well. i think across the front lines the russians have learned quite a lot and have indeed prepared well. and so they're waiting in avenue for the ukrainians to attack. they don't know where they, where is it? ukrainians will attack what kind of attack it will be, but i think they are radiators and they were last year and losing issue losing the radley mom, the house taught them a less than that. i think the fact that in general, the rosmer was taking charge of this so called special military operation being a very good staff officer. i think there have been some changes. however, as we're seeing, not everything can be protected that allows the russians of on the line of contact they are leaving their board or in the state. but it is now that you penetrated right, that is defense. i missed marina me around as low as marina. we appreciate your insights

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in tennis and think they could score a point on her. >> serena and venus lost to 203rd ranked male playere phenoms. my husband swam at university of kentucky as well in elmore its of accolades and in terms of national ranking, i was a much better swimmer than him. he could kick my butt any day of the week. >> i mean it's hard to debate against that when you have the receipts and have the facts. a lot are critics and it's got to be difficult for people like you and riley gains to deal with. they'd call you trans-phobic or not inclusive enough. what do you say to those people? >> yeah, we look at people like riley, we look at people like our cli cli clients that we're representing in connecticut and people like chelsea mitchell that were elite runners in high school and blown out of the water by two male athletes and simply women that are wanting the opportunity to compete and win and not be deprived of the opportunities because of a policy like the equality act and allow a men to compete and capture the championships and medals and potentially even college scripts and take those away from

>> both serena and venus 213 ranked players. my husband swam at kentucky n.him. he could kick my butt any day of the week without trying. >> charlie arnold is with out pick. she joins us now. that was a thing of beauty fact checking lgbtq activists. >> riley makes a completely valid point there. are so many things about the discussion that make you wonder how it's being had in the first place. men are biologically superior to women. this is not something that women would add hit and say i can't believe i adds midthat out loud. it's something so blatantly obvious they're stronger tougher and faster. on the other hand when you look at the debate in general it's the fact you have men sharing a longer room with women. in the most vulnerable of positions you're forcing women to turn off their brains and in no world does any of this makes sense. >> sights simple. why should a 6'4" biological male with male anatomy be in a longer room with minors in some cases? >> how traumatizing. can you understand what these women are going through? there are so many parts of thi

both serena and venomous lost to the 203 reasonable doubt rank tennis player which they are phenoms forswam at the university of kentucky as well in terms of accolades and in terms of national ranking, i was much better swimmer than him. he could kick my butt any day of the week. >> jesse: big trans isn't just putting women's sports at risk it's putting women's lives at risk. this is ryan, years ago she was diagnosed, well she'd did it herself as trans. nobody questioned her. >> i went to planned parenthood like a week later and i was walked -- basically walked. in i said hi, i think i'm trans. they said great, we're going to diagnose you with gender dysphoria here is your prescription for testosterone you can get it the very next day. i went and saw a therapist once and i rear this was like six to eight months down the road from my transition. i was starting to really actually pass as a guy. and i went to see another therapist about getting top surgery. and it only took one, one therapy appointment for me to explain that i was trans and identified as trans and i want to the get top sur

she is stronger than that. >> both serena and venus loss to the 203 ranked tennis player.enoms for women. >> bill: how did you do against trans athlete competition? >> well, you know, it's not even a matter of whether or nifty a trans identified athlete can beat you in competition. i raced against some who haven't beaten me. the mental anguish that female athletes are faced with when they show up to a competition expecting that everyone is following the same rules and instead we have been told that certain individuals, males who identify as females, have been given special rules and consideration to compete with us. it is simply not fair. whether or not a male beats a female or participates in lessens the competition. it is not fair. it doesn't happen in male sports. i do have to say this to my son but i talk to my daughter it may not be about your biological advantages with other females who have similar efforts and gains within their sport. instead you might be competing against somebody who just simply has a completely different set of biological advantages that were gi

hasn't played at the all england club in singles since 2021, and last won it in 2008, beating sister serenald number three, ukraine s elina svitolina who missed last years tournament due to being pregnant. andy murray says he will now take time to rest ahead of wimbledon. he was speaking after he was knocked out of queens in the first round yesterday by alex de minaur. but following back to back wins on the challenger tour, the two—time wimbledon winner says defeat might be a blessing. on of the good things about playing is one of the top 20 players in the world is that you really see things you need to work on, things that maybe against someone ranked a hundred that are working well, don't necessarily work as well against the higher ranked players, they defend a bit better, they put the ball in the more uncomfortable positions, and definitely, we will learn a bit and work on those things in the next ten days. you can't... you can'tjust play for, you know, 30 days in a row. you do need to take breaks. that is the one positive from today is that i get an opportunity now to take a few days br

robinson pointed to an article about some men claiming they could beat serena williams in tennis. >> it's just not the case. she is stronger than them. >> both serena and venus lost to the 20 3rd male ranked tens player and they're phenoms. my husband swam at the university of kentucky as well. in earlies the of accolades and in terms of national ranking, i was a much better swimmer than him. he could kick my butt any day of the week without trying. >> okay. >> reporter: and trace it is also important to note at that the biden administration has been working to broaden the scope of title 9 which protects students from sex discrimination and harassment to include gender identity. the department of education is hoping to issue a final rule in october. trace, back to you. >> trace: ashley strohmier live for us in new york, ashley, thank you. >> first up in tonight's real news round up exclusive video shows nearly 40 migrants being dropped off by bus outside vice-president kamala harris residence in, wa ton. we're told the bus is from texas. about half of the group are children who then

i also thought a great analogy, pete, was the serena williams analogy basically serena williams lose and best ranked tennis player ever. that's just a fact that she is not under dispute. these democratic senators to pretend that transgender rights trump all female rights and then there is really no difference between men and women is a joke. >> pete: it's a joke but they can't answer the question. the head of the human rights campaign we will play it later on in the program was asked repeat ily are there biological differences between men and women tried to cite that as an example it was pointed out that the 203rd ranked male player in tennis beat the william sisters that does not mean they are not phenomenal tennis players there are biological differences. riley gaines is the best activist are reluctant activists those who weren't looking for spotlight. elite performer who saw the injustice and now has been able to articulate what some people think. ainsley, you mentioned it. the reason this is important is not because we are grousing about ncaa sports and coicial male to gets in th

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serena williams could not have been more financially privileged.thing outcomes are still happening. william: it is so striking when serena williams, as you mentioned, who had many of these similar complications, and as a woman who seemingly has unlimited funds and access to the greatest doctors anywhere on the planet, it is such a striking indictment of health care in this country. the committee that you are part of at stanford found that 80% of california's maternal deaths are preventable. how is that, 80%? dr. williams: it is really stunning. i have to admit, it was a transformative life moment, being in those charts of patients and looking so deeply at the records, at the operation notes come at the neighborhoods they are coming out of. and many of them, it is stunning, really were preventable. whether it was they went into labor and they were in a place where they could not get easy access to the hospital and what we call maternity deserts, as the march of dimes has designated them. or it could be that the patient complaints were not being list

serena williams could not be more financially privileged.negative birthing outcomes are still happening. jeff: right it is so striking was serena williams, as you mentioned, who had similar complications, and is a woman who seemingly has unlimited funds and access to the greatest doctors on the planet at her beckon call, it is a striking indictmentu of health care in this country. m, the committee -- um, the committee you are part of its down furred found 80% of maternal deaths are preventable. how is that, 80%? dr. williams: it is stunning and i have to admit it was a transforming moment looking in so deeply at the records and operation notes and at the neighborhoods that they are coming out of. and many of them, it is really stunning, where preventable, whether it was they went into labor and they were in a place where um they could not get easy access to the hospital in what we call maternity deserts, as the march of dimes has designated them, or that the patient's complaints were not being listed to. the patient is saying i have pain. i

you will tie serena williams with 23 clear majors trailing only the great margaret court who has 24. a big move in minnesota today. the vikings released running back dalvin cook after 6 seasons. cook is a four-time pro bowler who's rushed for more than 1000 yards for 4 straight seasons. but these days in the nfl teams are reluctant to put big money towards that position. cutting cook saves the vikings 9 million dollars in salary cap space. he is only 27. so presumably has plenty of football left to play. the rumor mill churning. and right now most of the pundits are predicting that cook will sign with the miami dolphins, which would be a homecoming for the miami dade county native. there's a huge sigh of relief today around the horse racing world has belmont park resumed operations today. this is after the race track closed down thursday due to air quality conditions. we know a thing or 2 about that here. so that means the 3rd leg of the triple crown, the belmont stakes will take place tomorrow as planned. the new york racing association remained optimistic that the conditions will a

his 23 grand slam victories ties serena williams, who hung up her racquet last year.go for his 24th grand slam next month at wimbledon. >>> broadway's biggest night makes history. the 2023 tony awards, next. >>> it was a historic night on broadway at the 76th tony awards on sunday. the nonscripted show due to the writers strike provided plenty of show-stopping moments. leopoldstadt won for best play while kimberly akimbo took home the top prize for best musical. and alex newell and jay harrison gee became the first two openly non-binary actors to win for their performances. newell won for playing a whiskey distiller in shocked. >> and to anyone that thinks that they can't do it, i'm going to look you dead in your face that you can do anything you put your mind to. >> it was a night of dreams coming true in new york city. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back l "c morngs." and remembouollo us li acbsns.com. rert he intion's capital, i'm n o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm courtney keel

on board and then to a it came to news organizations through somebody he'd spoken to a, another, serena david nuns. so that seems to be a fairly reliable chain for information developing story the entire day. we don't want to get to graphic here, but what we do want to try to understand what could have happened if this vessel did fall apart at split 2 and a half miles below the surface of the ocean. i mean, is it possible for rescuers to find any human remains when we're talking about people who were inside the vessel that would have then been, you know, destroyed instant i've never seen anything like that. so i imagine that they wouldn't be recognizable. it's, it's, it's horrible. to think about, but it would have been a very certain events because of the immense pressure it would have been an implosion as violence as a serious explosion because of the immense pressure. so more than $300.00, i must say, is pressure. so this is why the building of such deep voice as of last of all this so, so difficult but you know, trying to maintain a normal environment topside against the immense pre

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serena, how about you? what do you hope to do after you finish up high school? yeah i want to go into computer science in college so that i can continue working on projects like siren that can actually have a social impact because, um, like, i really want to learn more about tech so that i can use it to create change. we love that idea using tech for good here. my final question to you both before we have to go, what would you say to the adults that like i said at the top of this interview, have failed? you have failed to act to protect our schools that you all are having to create this technology instead of the adults coming up with real solutions. yes that's what we have learned from parent teacher associations right now. we all have to collectively act together, work as one to fight for change in our schools and whether that can be protecting students, teachers and parents from these incidents certainly important story. now let you have the last word. how about you? yeah, honestly, like we've been talking to other students, like when we were trying to create

and when you have people like serena williams or beyonce who have also nearly died delivering babies,it needs to be addressed. as you just mentioned there, we have a situation in this country when black women are 2.6 times more likely to die in childbirth, during pregnancy or thereafter, than white women — the disparity is incredibly stark. what needs to be done to tackle this, to address this? so there has to be transformational change. and when i say that, it is everything from workforce development to access to care, to transportation, to education — it is literally going to touch on every aspect of life. and i would say that in this instance there are many things we can do. some cost a lot of money and some are absolutely common sense. we in newjersey started something called nurture nj back in 2019, and that was to raise awareness and also correct the scourge that we currently have in newjersey. you just talked about 2.6 in terms of differential — in newjersey, according to data from 2016 to 2018, black women were nearly seven times more likely than white women to die and black b

norway's casper ruud in straight sets in the final at roland garros on sunday. 0nly margaret court and serenart's all—time mark of 2a will be in djokovic's sights while he heads to wimbledon next month. thank you so much for being here with us. we have plenty more coming up at the top of the hour. we have plenty more coming up at the top of the hour. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. sunday was another very warm, or even hot, day, with temperatures peaking at around 32 celsius. that heat and humidity giving rise to some dramatic skies, as some thunderstorms kicked off through the afternoon and into the evening. if we take a look back at the radar picture, we can see that we had some storms in northern scotland, some across northern england, and then this clump of thunderstorms, this quite big, organised area of storms, that drifted westwards, across the midlands, towards wales. so, as we head through monday, really, it's more of the same, more spells of sunshine, but still the chance for some thunderstorms, with that heat and humidity. temperatures to start the day between ten and 17 degr

so serena understand bouncing off, it was really fun up, some again, one can exactly. so we're looking at what does this mean of nearing it like this? yes. okay. as positive matches look good. i work on the truck, us to very good. yes, great. then really sams click minute and then i'm excited to talk about the back cover. take 6, we can think about the design is the back cover to hopefully look side to mit, twisting and come. then, then maybe we can look at the whole phone bill. in this paragraph, it's important to me that these 10 insights come across even stronger does it, does it seem as if the books about coming, okay this, the rest of us is full. so, and it's not just aimed at the people dealing with this disease. and then remember to assign kind of chris is as you always put it so beautifully, people who are dealing with death don't need to take a mindfulness cooling. yeah. yeah. kind of doesn't said this guys, i don't want to write this book any for people who have confronting desk right now, but for everyone, because this is a subject this effect. so, so i'm go

this is news and we continue to issue serena alarms today sounded over paris during another night ofest, according to figaro, it got to the point that the unknown tried to release prisoners from the second largest french prison. in the southern suburbs of the capital, large-scale pogroms began the day before after the murder of teenagers, in which the police are accused of a new wave of wear has already turned into dozens, injured across the country. in a few hours , about 150 people were detained. and these figures are clearly not final against this background, emmanuel macron is holding an emergency meeting at the ministry of internal affairs. however, on social media. now a completely different event is being discussed with the participation of the president of the republic in the midst of a clash. he was relaxing at the concert of elton john report by anastasia popova to such a scale of social revolt were not ready, neither the police nor the firemen the second night in a row. the chaos of the streets is literally strewn with overturned burning cars from the houses on the law enf

there' against women s been this news articlee about men that think that they could beat serena williamsint me tennis.serena w right. that they think that they could actually score a point on he r. stron >> and it's just not the case. she is stronger than that. what's your experience being fel male, female? >> both serena and venus lost to the two hundred and third ranked male tennis player, which they're phenoms four women. my experience, my husband, he swam the university of kentucky as well in terms of accolades and in terms of national ranking. >> i was a much better swimmer than him . k my >> he could kick my any day of the week without trying. charlie arnold is without kicks. she joins us nowrnol. charlie, that was a thing of beauty to my job moment writing fact checking that lgbt activists. yeah, i mean, really>> ril makeo a completely valid point. there's so many things about this discussio things an that makes being you wonder how it's even being had in the first place. men are biologically superior to women. this is not something thate bioy women would admit and feel like, oh,

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seem to tell me the tactics and throughout so the kind of bizarre mood here and on to a lot the full serena, which is a big purpose in concerts venue, is 3200 meters away in that direction maroon 5 a planet tonight. and it's as if nothing has happened as it what's happened of, i'm a, is the people down there totally oblivious. we drove past the, just the about 20 minutes ago. the role here, we got to go into the concepts. and it's, it's, it's very, are very localized it's, it's a very, very strange kind of moody. it's very interesting situation that you describe that pull and only see that building is that still dealing with, with the flames of air. and we can see it looks like right, police, obviously fire engines there as well, trying to evacuate people from the building. as you say, things are just carrying on as normal. not far from you. and i don't know if you're able to stare why you are this or fuel being lives at all. now we can say, i mean looks like they've got these police, these specialist police squads without being pulled in to actually disperse the crowd from this area. the b

might mean particularly important for marginalize youth who might not find community that locally. serena thing attention starting to scratch the surface to understand how these online on differentiates, might look like. i want to also talk about some offline solutions at a global health level. japan and the u. k. both created ministries of loneliness in 2021. harry, what does the, what does the case administer of loneliness do and how is it helping? oh that's a tough one. i think in time. so i mean struggle. i knew this was the idea about some 201617 no one's quite sure. if we still got i don't know. some is he thought he just say some, i think our stuff happens. just say boston our government is out. yeah. but what about the what the, what have you? i was gonna say serious. i mean, city med stay keeps on is especially a matter of london on accident thinking hard about searching infrastructure. in other words, putting the stuff in place that it's um and tweaking the environments in which we live our lives to help us connect. and that's what we may be that david walk on, particularly um,

and as a result of the struggles of jerry became to be in independence, serena said, says uh, 3rd floor is over to you today. there is close to pressure imposed against cell deary of sunk to improve the attempt to force you to join sanctions imposed against russia in one way or another before being forced to not to cooperate with russell or at least not to patch these russian weapons. what, what is your response to this kind of pressure? the of the out of the, the, the, the, the my why he the and the just loading i would respond to this question with one word for the old series on board free on will stay free. the new start at the best, the 2 minute is here most. yeah, i would say that is indeed an exhaustive onset. no question was it speaks for itself, or what if i may, i also wanted to ask you about your energy policy on this specific and how did you projected ideas to that are going on right now? and it will give you that you would consider to be attractive for, for you to invest as a new good, thank you very much for your question. the thing you know, on the ga have for the yet with

>> i can say there's been a news article about men think they can beat serena williams in tennis theycould score a point on her. and it's just not the case. she is stronger than them. >> what's your experience been male, female -- >> both serena and venice loss to the third rank tennis player my husband swam at university of kentucky in terms of ac accolades in terms of national ranking much betterll swimmer tn him. he could kick any butt any day of the week without trying. >> okay. >> i just think ms. robinson i'm trying to understand where you're coming from. i think you lose a lot of credibility when you don't concede that a biological male has physical advantages over a biological female. i mean, i think that's a proven fact. and you really hurt your credibility it understand you wants the world to be a better place i do too and i don't think -- people ought to be discriminated against be -- because of an immutable characteristic. i don't. and i think everybody ought to be free to be themselves. and what you do in your bedroom or what i do in my bedroom with a consenting adult is

it ran for 12 episodes and featured a number of celebrities, including mariah carey and serena williamsly the me that they've never gotten to know, certainly not in the past few years, where everything is through the lens of the media as opposed to, "hey, it's me". i'm just excited to be myself and talk and be unfiltered, and, yeah, it's fun. the series did win top podcast award at the people's choice awards in december, and meghan is said to be looking to develop content for a different platform. the royal couple have, of course, since splitting from the royalfamily, looked to capitalise on their fame. their netflix series, for example, is reportedly worth $100 million, whilst harry released his autobiography at the beginning of the year, spare — that part of a $20 million deal with penguin books. nicky schiller. the fossilised remains of a newly discovered species of dinosaur have been found on the isle of wight. it is the first new species of armoured dinosaur to be found on the island since 1865. it's been named in honour of professor paul barrett from the natural history museum, wh