rnor stephenson, senator johnson, mr.utler, senator simonton, senator speaker rayburn, fellow democrat. i want to express my thank the governor stephenson, for his generous and heartwarmintroduct. it was my his name in nomination at conved i am delighted to have his suhis counsel and his advice in the coming mont ahead. lett that i accept the nomination of the democratic party. accepted without■ reservation and with only one obligation, the obligation to devote every effort of my mind and■g spirit o lead our party back to victory and our greatness. i am grateful to. are providing us with such a strong platform to stand on and to run on. pledges which are made so eloqntly.be kept. all right. the man that never ran economic right. i thank you for the human dignity of all men are indeed our indeed our first principle. this is i can run with enthusiasm and with conviction. and i am grateful. finally, that i can rely on the coming months on existing running matess programs and strength through our platform and our tict. johnso

governor stephenson, senator johnson, mr. butler, senator simonton, senator humphrey, speaker rayburn, fellow democrat. i want to express my thank the governor stephenson, for his generous and heartwarming introduction. it was my great honor to place his name in nomination at the 1956 democratic convention, and i am delighted to have his support and his counsel and his advice in the coming months ahead. let me say first that i accept the nomination of the democratic party. i accepted without reservation and with only one obligation, the obligation to devote every effort of my mind and spirit to lead our party back to victory and our nation to greatness. i am grateful to. i am grateful to you that you are providing us with such a strong platform to stand on and to run on. pledges which are made so eloquently. all need to be kept. all right. the man that never ran economic right. i thank you for the human dignity of all men are indeed our goal and are indeed our first principle. this is a platform on which i can run with enthus

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. >> joey stephenson and pike barber brought their son blake for the first time last year. i really like that and have family stuff. >> the seven-year-old is a big fan of the ping pong tables and his parents. appreciate a week of quality family time. you're going get ice cream and soda in the great outdoors and a judgment free zone. when i 14, 15 and coming out. >> if if there had been something like this, i would have. >> absolutely lost my mind to train. go to it. one of the most familiar faces at camp is you want vieira allen, who is in charge of camp counselors in training or see it. he's taken family crafting. she started coming to camp it up in 2007 and became more involved as a staff member 5 years ago. >> to see it, director noticed how most of the families attending work. we're but the majority of kids were straight. so she started outreach to youth. and last year, 65% of the young campers work. we're very exciting. you know, as as young as 4 year olds, word a self-proclaimed their identity, particularly as young trans kids that win for camp it up was happening at

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and she does a very credible job, so creditable all that a gentleman by the name of william stephenson of security operations throughout the entire western hemisphere. you know, his biography, a man called intrepid. he will her the most important spy of world war two, four,or hd england and one for general eisenhower. power and operation torch, the invasion of north africa. what she does is there's a log jam on capitol hill. gee, that sounds familiar. and senator arthur vanden berg is an old curmudgeon. and he's not going to on lend-lease. in the spring of 1941, i'll be dalend-lease over my vote. cynthia goes to pay him a midnight visit. and, you know, the next day, he had seen the light and voted for it. and it got passed. amazed. because lend lease, say england as you've just been seeing on the fdr series. then she goes to the french consulate up in the vichy french consulate in georgetown and see seduces a senior member of the staff. and while she is having her way with him but letting himhe's ha. lo and behold, a team of black bag fbi i safe crackers walk in through an open door. g

november 5 we will first presidential rematch in 58 years since adlai stephenson and dwig in 132 yearsgrover cleveland andbenjamin harrison in 1892 now as we look at the polls before the court decision o last thursday we certainly solve the paul's neck and neck. we saw former leading narrowly amonggistered voters joe biden voters. so to my panelists testing panels with twodates popular with their bases come extremely unpopular with the other party rightth now emblematic i think of the political times we stand right now. what do these candidates need to do to win over the fuel undecided voters still left in shepherding their bases to the polls in this ve interview, scott. what does joe biden need to the full? >> it's very easy answer. return to the fountain of youth. .. everything else will appear okay. have nothing against turn lee. somebody give me some tickets i'm going to see like harrisonburg, i don't know what's wrong. [laughter] in order man i policies >> >> a mild mannered and you don't have to put the seat down when you leave the bathroom. should also count. this election is go

stephenson i'm from y. i'm from oklahoma, but live here in washington, dc.and i wanted to ask the question because i see a lot of common commonality issues that you address around health equity. having gone to tufts med and just seen the issues just across the country, but being able to education, my areas nutrition, boundaries of wanda women advancing nutrition dietetics and agriculture in the same issues around inequity around the nutrition and food space. i wonder have you come across that same issue as it relates to if you if you've touched on food and nutrition because. we know food as medicine is an issue within medical space and being able to not just offer the mediterranean diet as produce as a solution that's happening in the medical space and just seeing wondering if the centering of whiteness around food issues is popping up in medical schools as we provide nutrition, education to. dr. no, no. i mean thank you. thank you for that. very thoughtful thoughtful question. and i definitely think i know of some medical schools that we've with that are ad

. >> joey stephenson and pike barber brought their son blake for the first time last year.reciate a week of quality family time. you're going get cream soda in the great outdoors and a judgment free zone. when i 14, 15 and coming out. >> if if there had been something like this, i would have. >> absolutely lost my mind to train. go to it. one of the most familiar faces at camp as yolanda vieira allen, who is in charge of camp counselors in training or see it. he's taken family crafting. she started coming to camp it up in 2007 and became more involved as a staff member 5 years ago. >> to see it, director noticed how most of the families attending work. we're but the majority of kids were straight. so she started outreach to youth. and last year, 65% of the young campers work. we're very exciting. you know, as as young as 4 year olds, word a self-proclaimed their identity, particularly as young trans kids that win for camp up w happening at the same time that legislation was passing all over the u.s. making it difficult for lgbtq+ kids to exist such as the signing of the don

. >> joey stephenson and pike barber brought their son blake for the first time last year.eally like family. >> stuff. the seven-year-old is a big fan of the ping pong tables and his parents. appreciate a week of quality family time. you're going get cream and soda in the great outdoors and a judgment free zone. when i 14, 15 and coming out. >> if if there had been something like this, i would have. >> absolutely lost my mind to train. go to it. one of the most familiar faces at camp is you want vieira allen, who is in charge of camp counselors in training or see it. he's taken family crafting. she started coming to camp it up in 2007 and became more involved as a staff member 5 years ago. >> to see it, director noticed how most of the families attending work. we're but the majority of kids were straight. so she started outreach to youth. and last year, 65% of the young campers work. we're very exciting. you know, as as young as 4 year olds, word a self-proclaimed their identity, particularly as young trans kids that win for camp it up was happening at the same time that le

. >> joey stephenson and pike barber brought their son blake for the first time last year. i really like family. >> the seven-year-old is a big fan of the ping pong tables and his parents. appreciate a week of quality family time. you're going to cream and soda in the great outdoors and a judgment free zone. when i 14, 15 and coming out. >> if if there had been something like this, i would have. >> absolutely lost my mind to train. go to it. one of the most familiar faces at camp is you want vieira allen, who is in charge of camp counselors in training or see it. he's taken family crafting. she started coming to camp it up in 2007 and became more involved as a staff member 5 years ago. >> to see it, director noticed how most of the families attending work. we're but the majority of kids were straight. so she started outreach to youth. and last year, 65% of the young campers work. we're very exciting. you know, as as young as 4 year olds, word a self-proclaimed their identity, particularly as young trans kids that win for camp it up was happening at the same time that legisl

. >> joey stephenson and pike barber brought their son blake for the first time last year.even-year-old is a big fan of the ping pong tables and his parents. appreciate a week of quality family time. you're going get cream soda in the great outdoors and a judgment free zone. when i 14, 15 and coming out. >> if if there had been something like this, i would have. >> absolutely lost my mind to train. go to it. one of the most familiar faces at camp is you want vieira allen, who is in charge of camp counselors in training or see it. taken family crafting. she started coming to camp it up in 2007 and became more involved as a staff member 5 years ago. >> to see it, director noticed how most of the families attending work. we're but the majority of kids were straight. so she started outreach to youth. and last year, 65% of the young campers work. we're very exciting. you know, as as young as 4 year olds, word a self-proclaimed their identity, particularly as young trans kids that win for camp it up was happening at the same time that legislation was passing all over the u.s. mak

. >> joey stephenson and pike barber brought their son blake for the first time last year.an of the ping pong tables and his parents. appreciate a week of quality family time. you're going get cream soda in the great outdoors and a judgment free zone. when i was 14, 15 and coming out. >> if if there had been something like this, i would have. >> absolutely lost my mind to train. go to it. one of the most familiar faces at camp as you want vieira allen, who is in charge of camp counselors in training or see it family crafting. she started coming to camp it up in 2007 and became more involved as a staff member 5 years ago. >> to see it, director noticed how most of the families attending work. we're but the majority of kids were straight. so she started outreach to youth. and last year, 65% of the young campers work. we're very exciting. you know, as as young as 4 year olds, word a self-proclaimed their identity, particularly as young trans kids that win for camp it up was happening at the same time that legislation was passing all over the u.s. making it difficult for lgbtq+

. >> joey stephenson and pike barber brought their son blake for the first time last year.e family. >> the seven-year-old is a big fan of the ping pong tables and his parents. appreciate a week of quality family time. you're going get cream soda in the great outdoors and a judgment free zone. when i 14, 15 and coming out. >> if if there had been something like this, i would have. >> absolutely lost my mind to train. go to it. one of the most familiar faces at camp is a lot of allan, who is in charge of camp counselors in training or see it. he's taken family crafting. she started coming to camp it up in 2007 and became more involved as a staff member 5 years ago. >> to see it, director noticed how most of the families attending work. we're but the majority of kids were straight. so she started outreach to youth. and last year, 65% of the young campers work. we're very exciting. you know, as as young as 4 year olds, word a self-proclaimed their identity, particularly as young trans kids that win for camp it up was happening at the same time that legislation was passing all o

. >> joey stephenson and pike barber brought their son blake for the first time last year. and his parents. appreciate a week of quality family time. you're going get cream soda in the great outdoors and a judgment free zone. when i 14, 15 and coming out. >> if if there had been something like this, i would have. >> absolutely lost my mind to train. go to it. one of the most familiar faces at camp as yolanda vieira allen, who is in charge of camp counselors in training or see it. taken family crafting. she started coming to camp it up in 2007 and became more involved as a staff member 5 years ago. >> to see it, director noticed how most of the families attending work. we're but the majority of kids were straight. so she started outreach to youth. and last year, 65% of the young campers work. we're very exciting. you know, as as young as 4 year olds, word a self-proclaimed their identity, particularly as young trans kids that win for camp it up was happening at the same time that legislation was passing all over the u.s. making it difficult for lgbtq+ kids to exist such as t

if you said what is stephenson heim's flop, people would say merrily we roll along.ar, which is very nice to hear. >> so cool. sarah paulson and jeremy strong won tonys last night. tell us about them. >> yeah. in the lead actor and actress in a play categories. i spoke to sarah right before she walked into the theater, and she said to me, frank -- she graduated in laguardia high school, the school of performing arts, right around the corner. had her graduation ceremony right where this venue was. so talk about a real full-circle moment. >> stereo phonetic won ten tonys including best play. >> no surprise with this one. we thought this would take home the best play tony. it was the little play that could. it opened off broadway in the fall, came to broadway in the spring. just got extended again. it was a play with music following this 1970s rock band. no surprises with this one. >> how did suffs do? >> we just saw shana. she won two-tone anies last night for best book of a musical and best score. of course, that's the show that hillary clinton is producing. she was t

so our very own lord of the manor, rhys stephenson, is behind the scenes of one of the grand statelythe group has been a great help. the feeling i have in my mind, my head, i can understand her feeling and his feeling. it is all the same way. and obviously, you know, we really suffered a lot with this situation. so in the early stage of the fire, we were really struggling a lot. but now this group makes us together and makes us help, makes us to share information with one another. and that is really good here. thameslink says it's putting sanitary bins in all of its men's toilets across the network. the railfirm is supporting a campaign by the charity, prostate cancer uk. it hopes to break the taboo surrounding male incontinence , which affects around a third of men over 65. an essex headteacher says it would be "hypocritical" to fell a 150—year—old tree on school land when their pupils are "passionate" about the environment. the 50—foot oak tree is on the playing field of thundersley primary school, near to southend. insurers say its roots may have caused cracks in a nearby property