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his mother queen month formby she was named regent following the death of her husband king's well a teeny in march but she died unexpectedly last week it was chaos when the prince was named successor in his mother's will and police had to misquote him to safety but family opposition has since been withdrawn and he's been returned to the palace scotland's election has delivered a parliamentary majority which backs independence scottish national party leader nicholas sturgeon says she'll never fight for a 2nd referendum on leaving the united kingdom despite resistance from the british prime minister abbas johnson on a whole reports from edinburgh. it's not the outright majority the scottish national party had hoped for but the election has produced a majority for independence with the s.n.p. bolstered by the greens 1st minister and s.n.p. leader nicolas sturgeon made clear what she intends to do with it with the s.n.p. and the scottish greens stood in a clear commitment to an independence referendum within the next parliament shit here and both of eyes be clear that the timing over it for i

using the pandemic to silence critics with laws against what they see as fake news chrysippus up a teeny as a senior research fellow in america chatham house he says he'll still ety to as the press has contributed to coronavirus misinformation. what we've seen is already this these attacks against journalists this polarization in which freedom of expression is caught in the middle between oftentimes legitimate concerns about information and the need for data 3 as well as the autocratic ambitions of elected leaders and now we have the justification of coded into that and so we're seeing places this year in chile in guatemala in with journalists are particularly being targeted and reasons that sort of deny the very threat of coding and undermine the ability to address the classic case right now is in india where modi and give many people thought they had dodged a bullet in being able to avoid a massive infection rate and now we see of course the terrible news coming out of india of death rates shortages and modi has actually asked that the modi government has asked that twitter prohibit an

the would be the one teeny, was willing to be part of this mission to help reduce their medical was in fact and in fact the clergy helped the jews in a way. we can't even imagine them in a very open way and many jews were saved by priests and by convents then. ah, my father could not have accomplished any of that without support from the vatican will. i mean, where could you have put all those jews, whatever they may were talking about more than a 100 jones that were saving me after october 1943 deportation. then there were no illusions roman jews knew exactly what in the nazi mind they were in for. and they were if they weren't already very vigilant and hiding they, after that point they all were and they knew what could be in store for them. on that day after the german capture of rome, i took the last name of the fact that said the reward out i was worth but $25.10 lead a back then the rooms filled supplies ran low. the assist became suspicious, although the doctors were working and the constant fear of exposure, they had to be brave. any more xyz from being taken. now z, steve, the

had the japanese waited just a teeny bit longer, they would have seen the german defeats on the southern and the northern and and then the middle part before it on the eastern front. the british successful offensive in egypt all in the early days of december 1941, they would not have struck but as i said, i one week hitler's one this race, the japanese in, germans and italians declared war on the united states, hitler's was concerned he was not in berlin at the time. so he told the german navy to start sinking american ships. he did not want to wait for days to get the berlin and go through the routines. on the others, hungary, romania, bulgaria declared war on the united states and three other european countries. in an act with no historical precedent, roosevelt instructed the state department to get those diplomatic channels to withdraw their declarations of war and since turkey was neutral, this was done through the turkish capital. the negotiations went on for half a year but in hungary, bulgaria were certain that they and their people cannot be happy and less he a war with the unite

so we're focused on not only doing everything that we can to assist them in a teeny council, but also, everyone will see us propagate policies that will impose upon our own lawyers the obligation of caring for the rights of the children who are on the other side of the courtroom. our responsibility is to do justice. and to do justice for the and represented. as well, when a child is on represented. but that need for a government lawyer is not and by any stretch a easier case, by the contrary, a more difficult case, but on not only should we ensure that the rights and access to relief for the children are adequately presented to the court. that is as much our obligation as anything. as a matter of fact, we cannot fulfill the governments responsibilities without ensuring that the rights of the child are well represented. therefore, a government lawyer has a lot more to do. >> i thought you were saying at one point that you were assuring us that children would not be forced to proceed without representation and immigration courts, but perhaps you are saying you want to be the duty of the

if you didn't know the teeny footage was a video from -- you would think it's a normal tourist visit. >> this guy, really? kevin mccarthy dodging questions about that today. >> these numbers say that the insurrection was like a capitol tour. one of them is here with you. i'm curious what you feel about that when clearly, you know, people died during the insurrection. >> what happened on the 6th was atrocious. nobody -- when i look at the rioters that came in, those people should be held accountable to the rule of law, and that's exactly what's happening. >> what about the members that are saying this? >> and when cnn's manu raju asked again about it, he claimed, quote, i don't know what he said. remember when they all claimed that they didn't read the former president's tweets, the former guy's tweets? they want to talk about anything but the assault on our government and our election and members of law enforcement at the capitol, anything but that. anything they can do to play it down. shameful. >>> meanwhile, the members of his party, they're still spewing the game garbage today, st

. >> you know, if you didn't note the teeny footage was from january 6th, you'd actually think it was a normal tourist day. >> that's outrageous. this is the same evidence the gop does not believe warrants a commission. there's a man alleged to have made 11 homemade bombs in his truck on capitol hill and a list of left-leaning bad guys. prosecutors say he percentaged his truck and parked it and left it to sit there for most of january 6th. inside his van or on him he had a shotgun, a pistol, and 11 bombs in mason jars left in a cool their if lit would have exploded. >> they're looking for this guy seen dropping down into the senate chamber. according to court records, these men loaded their car with a glock pistol, a pocket gun, knives, bear mace, ammunition, gas masks, a stun gun, and a baton, and on their way to washington t men shot a video in which one of them said, and i'm quoting here, we're out here protecting the country. if shit goes down, if pence does what we think he is going to do. >> the threats didn't stop after january 6th. according to investigators, a texas man becam

it's a trans girl to strong customer quote about tall girls, short girls, boys in high school who are teeny tiny and their teammates have already hit puberty under shaving. why don't you have coed sports divided by weight or height. this is so dumb. it's not concern for girls sports, its transphobia. full. >> greg: did she say step? full. someone has been to london. mind the gap. full stop sounds like her career. she slams a trained person and then accuses that trans person of hurting trans people. how arrogant you have to think you have to be to think you know more than caitlyn jenner. it's like arguing brian stelter about what it's like inside the cheesecake factory. maybe it's like me arguing with sarah about wearing black face. yeah, sarah appeared in black face on her short-lived comedy central shall pay that seems kind of racist to me. full stop. was her face red when these photos reappeared. i mean under the blackface. i bet it killed the endorsement deal she was working on with maybelline. she's doing okay, much like you know who. tvs jimmy kimmel. what a coincidence. you see this s

spread is not there and has never been a threat and simultaneously wearing a mask when they look like teenyple in the dollhouse photo wendy's 96 years old somehow that is not a risk but he has to wear a mask outside nothing they've said has made sense and they're the ones who are bringing down the confidence in the efficacy of vaccines and the way they conducted themselves in the messaging that is come out of the white house, people need to look at the data and exercise common sense, what do we know about covid had the fertility rate of .15% flu has been taught under mortality rate of .1% if you're 70 or older or obese you're at high risk, these are the things that we know so exercise common sense and make decisions for you and your family but the experts have let us down over the past year. >> let's talk about the kids sean and tyrus you are both dads and a bunch of kids between you. tyrus: a baker's dozen. aishah: there the real experts in the family, the cdc hasn't change the guidance for summer camps yet even though doctor walensky said that will likely happen let's pull up a quote from

the teeny dater from florida, and marjorie greene bullying weirdness. but now, it's going to be about january 6th. the commission will go through the year, and now they can't avoid this topic. >> they can't. and angela puts her finger on a very interesting slippery slope for the republicans. particularly some of the 149. i want to see the cell phone records of marjorie taylor greene. now that we know that someone that she was stalking aoc, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, are we all talking during this? because there were some reports that there were some communications of some of these insurrectionists being directed from inside the capitol. >> that's right. >> so i want to get into that. there's a lot of information out there, if this commission is stacked up the way it should be, and stocked with the power it needs and the subpoena power is one of them, that's a very important power. yeah, this could get ugly really quick, and kevin knows it. the fact that he's standing there and apparently is telling people he didn't know that this had been s

just -- you get the vaccine, the chances of getting any form of covid infection, teeny tiny. however, it's not zero. so some vaccinated people, tiny number, do get these breakthrough cases, but when you look in their noses and you swab them for the virus, there's not that much there. the viral load is low, so it's thought that they are less infectious, less contagious to other people. finally, the case numbers around the country are relatively low. there's just not as much covid to spread. it's declined by one-third in the past two weeks. now i'll add a fourth intangible one here, ana, and that is that the cdc was under pressure to do this. they kept saying we want more data, we want more data, and dr. fauci and others, i think, were pressuring them to say, come on, guys, you've got the data, let's do it, let's, you know -- let's do this here and let's tell people that if you're vaccinated, you don't need to be wearing masks in most situations indoors or outdoors. ana? >> the question remains will more people now want to get vaccinated knowing that there is this newfound free

. >> you didn't know the teeny footage was a video from january 6th you'd actually think it was a normal visit. >> last week we told you about congressman andrew clyde, turns out he was on the floor of the house looking pretty worried, standing behind a guy with a gun as rioters tried to break into the chamber. it's time for a tour of the truth. if we can't even agree on what happened on january 6th, if we can't establish the facts how are we going to stop this from ever happening again? that was the question put to the 9/11 commission, which taught us a lot about the gaps in our security, about the way information needs to be shared so that we could prevent another horrific day like that one. why did trump and some in the republican leadership want to run from the truth? is it because they're too busy looking for that get away car to avoid the hard questions? mitch, please, if you listen closely i think you can hear the screeching of the tires. here to discuss this timothy snyder. his books include the road to unfreedom, russia, europe, america. you made the point the big lie never coul

. >> you know, if you didn't note the teeny footage was from january 6th, you'd actually think it wasp does not believe warrants a commission. there's a man alleged to have made 11 homemade bombs in his truck on capitol hill and a list of left-leaning bad guys. prosecutors say he percentaged his truck and parked it and left it to sit there for most of january 6th. inside his van or on him he had a shotgun, a pistol, and 11 bombs in mason jars left in a cool their if lit woul

plus, we'll tune in to the word of one teeny-tiny hummingbird.ll this and more on today's "earth odyssey".

liz: yeah, a teeny bit. we do have the markets kind of in the red moving around, as charles mentioned, trying to get back there. but the hottest story at this very hour involves a wild pairing, shark week, meet cnn. it's the $43 billion mega-media merger that's throwing up a red flag in this final or hour of trade. at&t combining assets from hpo, tnt to animal plant and hgtv. could it trigger a money for content competition that leaves everybody poorer? former at&t broadband ceo leo hindery is here along with top telecom analyst craig moffett. plus, charlie gasparino on the palace intrigue that's in full swing right now. who's predicting how the chess pieces fall. as at&t and discovery build a media giant, home builders are stuck in their own catch 22. rising material costs paired with huge demand, we've got the ceo -- listen to this or -- the housing stock that's up nearly 1,000% over just the last year, love hovnanian ceo is here in a fox business exclusive. and the colonial pipeline is slowly coming back

i'm sorry if i look cringey but -- is it a defense if he thinks the young looking teeny bopper looking of their age? does that matter? >> there are lots of criminal offenses on the books, federally and locally, because some of this could have violated the state laws of florida, some of them require a specific knowledge of the victim's age and some do not. there are some what colloquially we'll call a statutory rape offense we'll call the able. here's the thing. look at some of what joel greenberg is indicted for. it includes things like misusing his official position to go in and gin up false i.d.s, false florida driver's licenses. it doesn't spell out that he was doing that for under aged girls to make them seem like they were women, but it sure has that flavor when you read through the 33 federal felony charges indicted against greenberg. so if gaetz is any part of that, he may not have much of a defense that she looked older than she was. >> whew, sorry that i have to bring you on to talk about this stuff. we are where we are. glen kirshner, you're great. thank you very much. apprec

liz: yeah, a teeny bit.und, as charles mentioned, trying to get back there. but the hottest story at this very hour involves a wild pairing, shark week, meet cnn. it's the $43 billion mega-media merger that's throwing up a red flag in this final or hour of trade. at&t combining assets from hpo, tnt to animal plant and hgtv.

we start by giving kids just a teeny tiny dose of peanut protein and this powder, and they eat it everyay, and what we try and do is push up their threshold that they're going to react to. we very slowly introduce it and we forced immune system to learn how to tolerate the peanut in over a course of six months. the goal is to be able to safely eat the equivalent of two peanuts that may sound small, but it trains the body to better tolerate peanut, so that an accidental bite is less likely to cause a serious reaction or even death in severe cases on average children with this allergy can experience hives, wheezing or worse from just eating one third of a single peanut. the treatmenor everyone and can cause side effects, including occasional severe allergic reactions. that's why it's done under the supervision of a doctor and doctor cha chose, says the pain. endemic was the perfect time for families to test this while everyone was at home for three hours after they take the dose every single day. they need to sit still because that they exercise or get the heart rate up. it's gonna be mor

the leaders of the party, the teeny dater but apparently who doesn't bother qanon, margie q.uren bow vert, it's a whole -- madison cawthorn, whose dream vacay was hitler's bungalow. you go on and on and on. this sort of freak show that the republican party is. you add that to the arizona bananas recount, which even a republican local official said, this is insane. donald trump saying that it's -- it's unhinged because they said, well, they dumped all the ballots. you combine that with now the far right is on the brink of taking away women's right to choose, i wonder how you run any campaigns in the suburbs after that. >> it will be difficult, and we have to look at the republican party now, that it is a campaign -- rather, it's a party of personalities, not policies. they have nothing. when you see marjorie taylor greene as a leading voice in the party, you unfortunately i think we can go lower, the republican party can go lower. but she doesn't even have a committee and she was a top fundraiser in congress. she is bananas crazy and believes in jewish lasers and all this othe

why are we only getting a teeny tiny fraction in terms of sponsor money versus these guys in the nba? or talk into wnba. outrider to this bargaining agreement and i'll not nerd out too much on this, if you are a wnba player you are a mother you had to travel and you had a child, prior to all of these changes you have to bunk with someone else on your team with the kids. the wives of the nba player's are you to sit on the? >> you talk about in the book i remember being flabbergasted that would happen with these players. spent the cool part about these women athletes is that they amplify one another. they are engaged. those things and delivering among women playing soccer in terms of rising up and what was not working. she talked to sue and that i talked to the u.s. women's hockey team which is by the way the fastest growing sport for young girls. but they do not even have a league right now because they are boycotted because they are paid so nothing. if it dream gap tour so they can continue playing and guess who they talk to to get inspiration? billie jean king. all of these women are

that's all you have to travel from this teeny, tiny little place, and one hour away, and you can get pfizer. so that really is quite amazing, that even in a place that small, you can get any of those vaccines in an hour drive, and, again, the hope is, is that those who are vaccine hesitant will feel empowered and say i can choose which one i want. 80% of the population lives within a five-mile radius, i can choose, i'm going to learn about them. and i'm going to get the one that i want. ana. >> convenience and accessibility is obviously a part of the equation in getting more people shots in arms. elizabeth cohen, i appreciate it, thank you. let's bring in dr. celine gounder who hosts the epidemic podcast. more and more health experts seem to be getting comfortable with this idea of people taking masks off indoors for those people vaccinated. >> it really depends on your local situation. not every part of the country has vaccinated people as quickly, and we are still seeing 43,000 new cases of covid per day. more transmission is occurring in some parts of the country, and i don't know

you know, if you didn't know the teeny footage was a video from january the 6th you would actually thinkwas a normal tourist visit. >> i honestly, i'm out of words. it wasn't breached? i mean, it's like they're trying to tell people that the moon landing didn't happen. or that the world is still flat. that is where we are. these are members of congress who were there. >> it was infuriating to hear those comments. i was in the capitol with a gas mask, whether i was going to die. it was not a tourist event. it was not a normal day at the capitol by any means but we're seeing this is part of a pattern, not only yesterday with those comments and kevin mccarthy's comments but pushing out liz cheney, because she keeps speaking the truth about january 6th or republicans not wanting to get behind this commission on january 6th because it focuses on that day. they're playing revisionist history. it's inconvenient for them. they don't want to be talking about this, they want to focus on biden, why they pushed out cheney, they're sick of it and they know it's a bad, bad story for them. they would r

that's a teeny tiny fraction of a hundred fatal shootings just this year.etting numb to stories like this, familiar lips of victims won't have that option. they live with the pain the rest of their lives. i want to bring in shannon pettypiece from d.c. president biden named a lot of these shootings in his statement yesterday when he again called for gun reform. what is he going to do to try to make things happen? how many times have we said enough is enough? >> right. and, steph, behind me the flags at the white house are once again flying at half-staff. once again we heard the president calling for congress to take some action. the white house is not getting heavily involved though at this point in congressional negotiations. part of that is because they do not want to upset the balance. senator chris murphy, who's been taking the lead on this for years, he's been trying to strike between republicans and democrats. while there's optimism on the hill around things like infrastructure, police reform, we're not hearing optimism about gun reform legislation. a

there's little, teeny things in terms of everything that's gonna give you the maximum amount of spaceat the unit, i give them credit for mocking something up, and it may work for them, but at the end of the day, for this to have real mass distribution, everything is gonna have to be right inside. the consumer's looking for the most efficient, best use of space that they can possibly get. breanne: on tuesday, we had a vanlife event, and then i had another team meeting with a remote crew from my other business, so, yeah. lemonis: what's your other business? breanne: it's called the vanlife app. lemonis: so, when you say -- is it literally an app? breanne: yeah. lemonis: can i see it? breanne: yeah. we started it two years ago. the vanlife app is a central database of the places that you can camp for free. we help other people connect with others on the road through the app. lemonis: based on the geolocation you're at? breanne: exactly. lemonis: i love the fact that bre has foresight to understand that technology is an important instrument for rvers. she's ahead of the curve. lacey: we'v

but we see those little teeny peaks of impatience you know there's a real flesh and blood person behindem. so you tease those threads out if you can in the story and with adrienne i might have exaggerated just a little because she probably was a saint. [laughter] on the other characters in the novel beatrice chandler i had her letters. she is extremely funny she is an actress in her day. that really comes through production mention she's also an author. at one point she wrote she had submitted a manuscript to her agent she had not heard back from him yet. and so she feared that her prose was so bad that it might have killed him. either that over she is our people. we know this lady we would love having lunch with her. i'm sort of bring her to the page. march is the third character and she is the only fictional character she is a composite figure. i based her on real women at the chÂteau who helped the french resistance and may have been involved in hiding and protecting jewish children. i did not want marta to be the same as the other two women in the book who both idolize lafayette. th

where there was this ongoing friendship between my father and giovanni, but he's the montane one teenie, did something extremely brave. he gave my father and identification card, recognizing him as a noble guard of the pope, which my father wasn't sure i'm your message. you gave him this idea that the germans who wanted to be in good standing with the vatican would consider it as proving his credentials and essentially protected him risk that committed in seattle. of course it was a fake id, but it had a valid seal of the vatican. as you can see, here is the signature of giovanni battista, montane secretary of state of the holy c. but the secretary of the start. so that means that if any, then at that time the pope referred to maintain a low profile instead of asking, for example, speaking out in a public way. on october 16th 1943. as he watches the jews be rounded up hundreds of yards away, she made a small diplomatic protest, a quiet diplomatic protest. she did not speak publicly in any way that might have made a difference to the lives of those jews. but at home. but he was also a po

that was republican congressman peter meijer of michigan, one of just a teeny little handful of peopler her abhorrent comments equating speaker pelosi's decision to keep a mask mandate in place on the house floor to the utter horror suffered by jews during the holocaust where 6 million jews lost their lives. 60% of the world's jewish population at the time. greene's comments so egregious that we will not air them here on this show. congresswoman liz cheney called them evil lunacy. adam kinzinger said it was absolute sickness and former republican representative from virginia, our friend denver riggleman said, comparing wearing masks to the abuse of the holocaust is a not so subtle dim in addition of the horrors experienced by millions. it's a grotesque idiocy mixed with lack of self-awareness. the american jewish congress called on greene to retract her comments and say, such comparisons demean the holocaust and contaminate american political speech. yet she did the opposite. when pressed about her comments, greene said this. >> i stand by all of my statements. i said nothing wrong. an