i have fallen in love with teresa. that's the direction i'm going to take. >> so everything you told me the other night was a lie in the. >> juju: gerry ultimately chose teresa. >> will you marry me? >> yes, yes! >> juju: but after the wedding, they say reality set in. after the newlyweds set out to build their new life together, throughout the process, you said you were 100% committed to making it work. in november, you told me you were thinking of moving to south carolina to be together. how did it fall apart? >> yeah, so that was the plan. we looked at homes in south carolina. we considered new jersey. we just looked at home after home, but we never got to the point where we made that decision. >> juju: i had a long-distance marriage for a year. did you consider a commuter marriage? >> you know what, maybe because we're older, you know, we wanted it immediately, to be together, so maybe that had something to do with it. maybe when you're young, you've got the time to be in a commuter marriage. >> we didn't see it as

and theirfamilies and sharon beshenivsky, teresa milburn and their families and friends.k on that day back in november 2005, fully expecting to go home to their family and friends. due to the horrific actions of those individuals who have now been convicted for those offences, that wasn't the case. west yorkshire police have remained doggedly determined to bring all of those to justice that were responsible for these offences. today's conviction would not been possible without the support and assistance of our partner agencies over the last 18 years, those being the crown prosecution service, the national crime agency, the foreign and commonwealth office, and the pakistani authorities. i would also like to extend our thanks to the majority of police forces across the united kingdom that have helped us in some way, shape or form, united kingdom that have helped us in some way, shape orform, in bringing all of the individuals to justice. i would like to acknowledge the respect and dignity that sharon's family have shown over the past 18 years. i do hope that today's convict

and okay next i'd like to call up the president of service employees international union 10 to one teresa. (clapping.) it is no sweet we're no some tense negotiations would you right now with a our labor partners none of that stops us from the work we do everyday and we talk to each other all the time and for those of you who don't know her teresa is a nurse assistant at laguna honda hospital and a lot of people, you know, when laguna honda hospital was under threat and all the work that went into saving that very important historic facility protecting fragile people teresa is a i am reintroducing today the workers inside the laguna honda hospital for employers and in the correct me if i am wrong o congress things i don't know but about please welcome teresa. >> all right. (clapping.) good morning all and a pleasure to be here on this circumstances yes we're a fighting with the negotiations and? that is a necessary and positive thing uplifting and helping workers i have a whole bunch of things written but i'm going to speak from my heart i have three minutes i'll make that quick i'm proud

on the barron's round table, ben levisohn, teresa rivas and jack howe., the market was down this week, but you say it was misunderstood. it was down for a different reason than most people think. >> yeah. i mean, if you just looked at how the market did, the s&p 500 was down about 1%, its worst week since january 5th, and then you looked at the jobs that data that we got on friday, 303,000 jobs created, a lot more than expected, you would have thought, uh-oh. people looked at the market, looked at the data and said the fed's not going to be cutting rates, and the stock market would drop. but that's not what happened. we had a great day on friday when we got that jobs number. i think people were kind of excited. it was down more because of oil going up and that signals maybe geopolitical concerns are weighing on stocks. the other thing is stocks have just gone up a lot, and people are looking for any excuse possible to knock 'em down. jack: i guess we're maybe back in a good news is good news situation where that strong hiring number says, okay, good econ

teresa teresa both thank you very much for a moment. live there in ecuador, as in columbia. the opposition has how the largest protest yet against president gustavo petros governments, they're violating against wide ranging social and economic reforms by the left waiting administration that are wants to reform the health care sector by cutting out private insurance and increasing state control. alessandra and kitty was that the protest in bubble tops of this has been by far the largest protest by the opposition against the government, the gustavo paper. and it says, tends to push forward as serious of the social and economic reform. and that would overhaul in many ways, the way that this better additionally conservative country is operates. and in particular the protesters have been talking about their health reform is one of their main worries. the fact that the government, the proposal is essentially to cut out to the administrators that are these private, the health providers in the country and that bringing much of it under control of the state. now that proposal also wo

milburn— sharon beshenivsky, pc teresa milburn and theirfamily sharon beshenivsky, pc teresa milburnily and friends _ milburn and their family and friends. they went to work on that day back— friends. they went to work on that day back in— friends. they went to work on that day back in november 2005 fully expecting to come home to their families— expecting to come home to their families and friends. due to the horrific— families and friends. due to the horrific actions of those individuals who have now been convicted — individuals who have now been convicted for those fences, that was not the _ convicted for those fences, that was not the case. west yorkshire police have remained doggedly determined to brin- have remained doggedly determined to bring all_ have remained doggedly determined to bring all of those to justice that we are — bring all of those to justice that we are responsible for these offences. i - offences. i know you have been offences. — i know you have been talking to sharon's husband. he has often been in court throughout this trial. have we had reaction from him so

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teresa went underground. instead. there are about 30000 officially registered prostitutes in germany, but the number of a legal sex workers is thought to be 10 times higher women's rights activist nova eva says germany has degenerated into europe's brothel. in her eyes, the german model has failed. germany's liberal loves promote a system that exploits and degrades women and turns them into products. and so in a box to cut it and then tie on it given men the right to buy sex with a woman for 30 years. it goes the sex the call from it on a call for eva's sweden's approach to regulating prostitution is a role model. what's known as the nordic model is finding more and more supporters in germany, housing book on sweden's, west coast. but he is live, is a police officer on his way to an undercover assignment. he's responsible for tracking down sex buyers in his hometown people by 6, you know, like 247. but we can also say in uh, an increase or a spike during, you know, lunch hour or so and, and yes, when people get off wo

golden bachelor gary and teresa. now this morning on gma, gary and teresa have something new.hey want to share their emotional all new interview that will have everyone talking this morning on good morning america. >> we've been told that police started tracking this vehicle with through cellular phone calls, and that they may even have spoken personally to o.j. simpson from this vehicle, and this was how they got onto it. >> what a moment in history. 95 million americans watched that very scene unfold on june 17th, 1994, in the wake of the death of oj simpson, we're looking back on the events that would come to define his life, starting with that infamous chase and the deaths of his ex-wife nicole and her friend ron goldman. >> over the next 16 months. as you know, what became known as the trial of the century transfixed america. so we are opening up the abc news vault to the day that that trial ended, october 3rd, 1995. >> from abc, this is world news tonight with peter jennings. >> good evening. we begin tonight with that moment which froze much of the nation in its tracks

pc sharon beshenivsky is shot dead with fatal injuries, her colleague pc teresa milburn is shot as well which she does recover from. then launched a huge manhunt to track down those responsible. this was a huge story at the time here in the uk. over the subsequent months and years that followed that raid, they slowly but surely tracked down and caught those involved. seven people in total, six of them caught relatively quickly, even though two of them had fled to somalia, and they were brought tojustice, but the ringleader, the man who planned the raid, piran ditta khan, took years to catch. he fled to pakistan in the weeks and months that followed that shooting and went to ground. it was with the cooperation of the authorities in pakistan that the uk police finally tracked him down, got him arrested in pakistan and got him brought back to the uk last year. and over the last seven weeks here in leeds crown court, he has been on trial. in the last hour, he has been found guilty of the murder, even though he was not in the business at the time, he was driving around in a lookout car, but,

this month between glochelle for requesting this urgent meeting, which focuses on the heinous and teresa tax committed by the is really regina against the do for magic purposes. in flagrant violation of international law, we also time china and other members who supported convening the meeting or the time mr. for that see already a see for he is briefing. what i'm president. yes sir. they v urgently notified the secret the accounts of members of yet another flagrant violation of international law committed by these really redeem between syria territory as reflected in our letter on 1st april 2024 hour to some of the premises in damascus came under teresa attacks carried out by this region 7, we saw that every store ex friend that occupied going on heart is specifically and intentionally targeted the diplomatic premises of iran, including the consular section building on that. and by so there's just, it is tragically, these heinous attacks resulted in a marked him of 7 iranian personality, including senior military advisors and some others were injured alongside the complete destruction o

teresa es una sobreviviente de violencia doméstica, quien junto a su hija tomaron la decisión de salirsepararse de lo que ella dice. era una relación tóxica con su expareja. en qué momento tomas esa decisión de decir no me voy a quedar callada, quiero que me ayuden, quiero, necesito salir porque no voy a aguantar más esto. usualmente en las noches. jessy cuando pasaba la violencia yo me. yo me ponía a reflexionar y decía es la vida que realmente quiero vivir. de acuerdo a la oficina del fiscal del condado de santa clara, en los últimos 5 años los casos de violencia doméstica han aumentado un 142% vivienda de bajo costo. entonces esa puede ser una razón por la cual aumentan las cantidades de violencia doméstica que existe porque no tienen otra opción más que mantenerse en esa relación. organizaciones como next door solutions to domestic violence han ayudado a miles de sobrevivientes y familias que no solamente han sido víctimas de agresión física y verbal. los moretones, los golpes y no es mucho más, es manipulación. también se pueden usar los niños como forma de manipular a la pareja e

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ doctor grace british vendor teresa therapists work with the elderly a role that became vitaler was diagnosed with dimension 2018. >> before that had luckily moved her closer so i could help with the medical care. my dad passed away suddenly i was thrown into the role of primary caregiver for. >> that change made grace the one out of every five americans to provide regular care to those in need. which may include preparing meals, cleaning, taking to appointments or any other number of tasks in a role that s is difficult to define as it is to perform. >> taking care of someone putting a lot of time and energy into something that's only going to get worse is emotionally draining. you have to be available 24/7 you do not know what's going to come up. especially in later stages. so to commit to a full-time job even with the laws in place to help protect caregivers is just not feasible too. >> there are 53 million americans like grace who provide vital care for their loved ones. often at a very significant financial cost. >> caregivers are more likely to experience a negative finan

teresa abriÓ antes de la pandemia. dice que no cambiarÍa su decisiÓn de emprender un negocio.nernos porque no podemos competir. ojalÁ y apoyen a los pequeÑos negocios. >> a medida que el covid— 19 trastorno en mercado laboral, el departamento de recursos hÍdricos registro 313. marca la transiciÓn al cielo primaveral en cielos y embalses del estado. hay un dÍa despejado y cÁlido en san josÉ. >> hoy tenemos excelentes condiciones de dejadas. en san mateo los bajos 60 grados. tambiÉn conduzca con cuidado porque la niebla se harÁ presente reduciendo la visibilidad. reducir la velocidad y active estas luces antiniebla. en el sector de santa rosa vamos a estar con 48 grados que se recuperan. vamos a estar con condiciones un poco ventosas que nos estarÁ dejando lluvias y las temperaturas que estarÁn por debajo del dÍa de hoy. 60 hacia san mateo. santa rosa y napa con condiciones favorables. un sistema mÁs nos dejara lluvia en toda la regiÓn. la lluvias nos pueden dar mezcla invernal. en la noche la posibilidad de nieve hacia sectores montaÑosos y las montaÑas de santa cruz. tenemos u

maria teresa, unless house democrats, to speaker johnson's rescue.leader hakeem jeffries hasn't said yet whether he's willing to save johnson's speakership. here is what he told reporters yesterday. watch this. >> at the appropriate time, as house democrats, we will have a conversation about how to deal with any hypothetical motion to vacate, which, at this point, hasn't been noticed. >> do you think johnson should stay as a speaker question >> i don't have a view on that one way or the other. one step at a time, in terms of what is in front of us. >> what do you make of that? >> i clutch my pearls. congress is functioning as it should. i say this because i used to work in congress a long, long time ago. a functioning government required that you had democratic and republican support to pass bills because ultimately what you want to do is the will of the people. the fact that marjorie taylor greene is so new to congress, she fails to understand her function in that and other members of congress. that is you will have divisive legislation but the whol

fueron años de tristeza y temor para teresa, pero asegura ser una mujer feliz y empoderada gracias as y en español desde san josé. soy jessica gallegos noticiero telemundo 48. no nos vamos a cansar de decirlo, usted no se merece ningún maltrato. recuerde que no está solo, hay ayuda disponible, además de la que comentó jessica, puede encontrar información en el center for domestic peace punto org. bueno, vamos a ver ahí los esos datos que estamos viendo. puede pedir ayuda a los números que está viendo en pantalla a través de un chat. también en las páginas safe change.org y recuerde, puede llamar al 911 en caso de emergencia. pasemos a la región de east hartford. esto es en connecticut, donde los trabajadores de una barbería vieron el momento en que un niño corría solo por la calle en dirección a una calle transitada. y lo está viendo usted? los empleados rápidamente reaccionaron a tiempo, corrieron y lograron alcanzar al niño antes que ocurriese una desgracia. minutos después encontraron a la madre del menor, quien dijo que este había desaparecido mientras estaban en una parada de au

as spanish observers write, twenty-eight-year-old teresa chose for one of the main events in her life dress, but dressed like a grandmother, because the dress in the original version was excellent, the damage they caused to such an initially elegant outfit is terrible, in chorus fashion historians are indignant, the grandmother herself, by the way, too... they were expecting such a portrait resemblance, but what they got, no, it’s not even about the massive diamonds, it’s about the color of the princess’s outfit, the protocol, apparently, is losing ground, so no, the protocol is the protocol , confident dolores fernandez, daaraos marañon, she is a descendant of the spanish scientist, historian, writer and thinker georgio marañon, sister of her grandmother, fiancee, in general, everything is complicated, just let’s see, she clearly tried to maintain the style of noble people of the 19th, early 20th centuries. but it was precisely what she tried that historians sigh in vain, but on the other hand, it was her image that reminded the noble lady with bows on her head that traditions still

mother teresa was asked by hillary clinton and hillary clinton said, mother teresa, why don't we haver teresa say? she said, probably because she was aborted. and, you know, wow . aborted. and, you know, wow. >> that was he was she was fearless and, you know, donald trump has not backed down on any fight. >> and i'm calling on arizona citizens to not back down that the most important thing for pro—life is that donald trump be elected . he is he is absolutely elected. he is he is absolutely protecting the unborn. the appointments to the supreme court were essential, and we're going to continue to move forward. you know, nigel, the younger generation is more and more pro—life. that's the good news, liz. >> one thing for certain. one one thing for absolute certain is you are going to get your chance between now and november the 5th to have this argument to have this debate, because it's suddenly become a big election issue. and from joe biden's perspective, he'd rather discuss this than the border, wouldn't he? >> yes, yes he would. you know, the border which brings in is, frankly, a lif

he said his troops have for teresa to you positions for the to the west of occupied of steve co, or russian forces advance towards both coral and holcroft to ski said russia is now attacking your brain alone, be entire frontline. and his achieved tactical success is by concentrating efforts military analyst prank language, just got back from keith. i asked him if this is a reality check and if so, just how bad it is. a good day the by and i'm not. so it's reality check is the right to this has been all these study guides have been happening now over the last 2 months. so, so since the full of, of the, of costs i to less expense of the last few months. but undoubtedly, the momentum of the russian said sort of stepped up, i think over the last month or so, particularly west of optic, and in the north, towards the trust, it'd be a name. we're going to hear a lot more often. so yes, it's not critical. we mustn't believe that this is some sort of decisive moment. it isn't the general say escape is simply accepting the way things are not. so that's that's, that's exactly what he should do at this

eustaquio alcalÁ, defensor del medio ambiente en michoacÁn, asÍ como el asesinato de la madre buscadora teresanes extrajudiciales. >>no hay quien les ponga un alto. el congreso les estÁ dando cada vez mÁs facultades y presupuesto, >>el departamento de estado mostrÓ su preocupaciÓn por las diferentes bases de datos que el gobierno mexicano habrÍa estado para en el que se pasÓ de 110,000 casos a 12,000 desaparecidos. elian: un mexicano aprovechÓ un error de una famosa joyerÍa y comprÓ unos carÍsimos aretes de oro y diamantes por solamente unos dÓlares. paulina: con saldo fatal ha terminado un ejercicio de helicÓpteros que entrenaban para un desfile militar. helicÓpteros que practicaban helicÓpteros que practicaban para un acto. es tiempo de redefinir qué significa estar más saludable. porque estar más saludable es algo que hacemos juntos. (♪♪) como recibir recetas y cuidados especializados. (♪♪) ♪ juntos es más saludable. ♪ eso que hueles podrían ser 8,000,000 de bacterias que causan mal olor. ugh! lo bueno es que añadir lysol laundry sanitizer mata el 99.9% de las bacterias que los detergentes

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i was rooting for gary and teresa. i got to interview gary. such a kind man and this i know love is dead. >> my family's group chat is just not fire. they are upset, but mom's upset. >> i know you could hear it. >> they still love each other though, but i think that the locations with their friends. >> it seems like you should have figured that out before. >> that's what i'm saying. >> sometimes you think you can and you can't. they said they looked at places in new jersey and south carolina. >> he's invested mad. i'm sad. >> sure >> george: good morning america. reaction to the death of o.j. simpson. the life and complicated legacy of o.j. simpson. from football great to hollywood actor, to the murder that changed everything. his ex-wife and friend ron goldman brutally killed, the order to surrender leading to the slow speed bronco chase and then the trial of the century. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> george: simpson acquitted. >> we the jury find the defendant not guilty of the crime of murder. >> george: the case cast a shadow o

gary and teresa explain why they'r city. and while leaders say they have a paving plan, residents are skeptical, complaining that it's going. going now at a snail's pace. >> now, as part of our efforts to build a better bay area, we went to oakland to find out why it's taking so long, and abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez dug deep into this to find the answer. >> well, it was one of those stories that we had to do because we received so many complaints and many people from this newsroom who live in oakland, so, yeah, so oakland had set a goal to repave 55 miles of roads, roads this year. so far it's only completed ten miles now, according to the oakland department of transportation, the city will not meet this year's goal, and you will see why they are so behind and blame it on the rain. in the meantime, city officials are asking oakland residents to have patience when filling those potholes. but really, how long can a city and its people put up with this nuisance? tell me what you see every day, every day we see people com

the regiments positions lost as the base of operations is and changes regularly keys to valuable teresa especially now that you can sources showing cracks. the yellow scope of the situation has changed radically. they have an evidence shortage of manpower and artillery shells the name. they are dying in entire unions and sending fresh ones in without any training. they don't know what to do. they keep making the same mistakes, which i can capitalize on. ukraine is in a difficult position. it is losing so as far as that it can replace them. never mind trading them and, and train soldiers do not last long. mazda and others like him to not let them more, i guess, the archie from bach, more than the people's republic this day with our to international. i'll be back with much more news in uh, less than 30 minutes time. now in the meantime, you can always visit our website or to dot com for the very latest breaking news and updates. bye uh, the walk, a town in ivory coast is little known outside the region. but for rivalry, and the name conjures up memories of tragic events that plunge the on

our honda is at the book, ben teresa and let us know what you think the library should be renamed. you know, the, this neighborhood itself was built by italian prison as a hole in the 1940. so this is kind of in the library. it was our 1st refurbishment project in 2020. we've made huge improvements. see i used to look very, very different name. but when we started this library, i was very mindful of the fact that the children that use it. so we dedicated it to use by children way to new. yeah, that's part of our team. they're. they're looking some of the new book collections that we have so that we can add them to the collection. the will always be things that we have to put our resources into as a country. but how we see ourselves also really matos, because it also influences how we do everything else, the reseal. so as of people with the 2nd kind of history that influences how we think of ourselves then and that influences if everything else that we do is nice, the public libraries agreed to equalize. and if they can be places where people sense of themselves is, is heightened an

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nohl poorly understood the handwriting and the work is dedicated to the pianist beethoven's student teresaohrenbach. the composer wanted to marry her, but was refused. there is even a version that iliza’s wife could be the russian empress elizaveta alekseevna. it will be a relic of past capitalism. after the deceased, their property, regardless of the presence of a will, will go to the state. true, disabled relatives could still receive maintenance from this property. however, the decree stated that if the value of the property does not exceed 10,000 rubles. spouses or relatives continue to manage it. that is, the family was allowed to use the house, the deceased’s belongings and household items. and a maternity leave for changes in real life. didn't bring it. everything big had already been nationalized, and there was no time to deal with small revolutionaries. as a result , the legal norm came to naught after only 4 years in 1922, when the civil code was adopted. in it, although with restrictions, the institution of inheritance was restored. on april 27, 1963 , the leader of the cuban re

maria teresa does not have any special problems and experiences that often push people to prayer andul, quite prosperous, a caring husband and two beautiful children. and yet, she is sincerely devoted to her calling. she is part of the neocatahuminata community, a movement that arose in 1964, it is built in the likeness of the first christian communities, but adapted to our time. and i grew up listening to religious teachings, when i entered the university, i felt a certain dissatisfaction. in church i found answers to my doubts and questions. the study of neokatchominata led me, or rather leads me to a mature faith. many people asked me why i didn’t go to the monastery, but one can be deeply devoted. i think the vatican is important to understand all the religions of the pope, what's here in different cultures, and i'm here to see this amazing man who means so much to so many people. this is my first time in rome to see the pope, he represents our entire community. here, around the vatican, everything is imbued with religious life. the students pointed out that this is not in line w

at maria's teresa does not have any special problems and experiences that often push people to prayerrch. she is young, beautiful, quite prosperous, has a caring husband and two beautiful children. and yet she is sincerely devoted to her calling. she is part of the neocatahuminata community. movement that arose in 1964 . it is built in the likeness of the early christian one. feels the same providence that she does, because she is convinced that this is a gift from god, a blessing from god. many of those who come to st. peter's square in the vatican every wednesday and sunday for the papal ceremonies think so too. sermons to general audiences. every time it’s almost like being in a stadium, several thousand, or even tens of thousands of people gather. you are an american? no, i came from mexico, you have to see this once in your life. we came to rome and arrived. vera shcherbakova, especially for international aggravation from rome. after advertising about a new round of aggravation in the middle east. are you sure that you chose me yourself, or you listened to the fashionable one. bl

zero poorly understood the handwriting and the work is dedicated to the pianist beethoven's student teresa composer wanted to marry her, but was refused. there is even a version that iliza could be the russian empress elizaveta alekseevna, wife of alexander i, nee louise maria augusta badanskaya. in general, the mystery has not been solved, but beethovin’s most romantic piece is now included in the compulsory curriculum of music schools around the world. on april 27, 1918, the all-russian central executive committee of the rsfsr issued a decree with loud name about the abolition of inheritance. the revolutionary document implied that the practice of inheritance would no longer exist; it was a relic of the past, of capitalism. after the deceased, their property, regardless of the presence of a will, will go to the state, however, disabled relatives could still receive maintenance from this property. porque mucho antes hubo revolución rusa en 1917, only because the russian revolution of 1917 took place much earlier. after moscow, for almost 40 days he traveled to different corners of the sov

our colleague, teresa picked it. it's still an attractive buy. you might not a part of the company that very much a bearings market which is in pretty much every type of machinery you can imagine. it's not something that's going to knock your socks off but it's more of a defensive play that regulation i keep you up at night. >> all right thank you very much and megan and andrew and jack. check out this week's editio edition@barron's.com that is all for us to pray to see it next week. from the fox. maria: happy we can to all walk into the program analyzes the week that was an helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. biden in new york friday aborting the epicenter of campus chaos as anti- israel protests spread like wildfire across the country. you can't hide usc you cannot hide. from the river to the seat palestine will be free. >> this is fascism. maria: hundreds of people arrested from massachusetts to texas and california bring the university of southern california and forced to cancel its main stage at graduation ceremony.

at one in the morning they opened the door for me again, in order for me to return to the house, teresa she went underground, in germany there was coercion. there are approximately 30,000 officially registered sex workers, but the number of unregistered and illegal prostitutes is believed to be approximately 10 times higher. women's rights activist nora evers says germany has become a pan-european brothel. she believes the german model has failed. with its liberal legislation, germany is simply supporting a system that actually exploits and degrades women, turning them into goods. this is a system that gives men the right to buy sex, that is , take a woman for 30 euros around every corner. in this regard, orban’s statement continues the conversation about sex in germany, in particular prostitution and low-quality life in the european union. ukraine, orban said, should receive as little money as possible. the point is that europe itself is facing serious economic problems. difficulties, so she must refuse to support kiev. diplomacy must regain its leading role, it is necessary achieve a

our producer, teresa krug, takes us to saint louis to see how this is playing out in gabriela's workme is gabriella garbero and i'm a lawyer based out of saint louis, missouri. i have a disability called spinal muscular atrophy type two. it's a neuromuscular disease and that causes a lot of problems with like scoliosis and and i have a lot of problems with my lungs. two one. and i started talking on new year's day of 2015. we had our first date at bread company, and it felt like i was talking to my best friend for three hours. don't forget, gibbs, if you post, you need to use the hashtag norway. new mo law. that one does not roll off the tongue in the slightest. if juan and i were to get married, i would lose my my social security payment, which isn't insurmountable, but i would also lose my medicaid benefits, which absolutely would be insurmountable. so i was looking at venues. the last time i did the calculations. it would be at least 100,000 just for my caregiver, not for my medical equipment or my medication. even back when these laws were written, it was assumed that if you were

as we heard back from our correspondent teresa an important election and important referendum for president. notable would you say that this vote serves more as a barometer of his popularity ahead of 2025. then as an effective way to tackle the countries security challenges a thank you very much for that. i mean, i think the, the answer to some sort of questions. yes. for both of these uh today the, the uh, the control room will be in the, in the or so prior to the new array. uh so uh, the by the, by the rules are the more to see mr. no, wow. and they say it needs the are being the model in the in mind because the people are building either yes or no. it is the only way literally have to do something through the government. another letter, the thing is, is the form is actually good or not? i mean so, so and do, do people do ecuadorian believe for these eye and face policies, they're voting for in this represent in this referendum and the presence of beyond forces on the streets for example. and you know ok can actually solve the problems of the country. do any other questions on security? f

let's close eva to teresa by joining us from columbia university in new york. okay, and teresa, it does seem that there was a message now from the university president to the street. well, that's correct for a ride side to columbia university were not allowed to go inside mostly because only id holders are allowed to do. so there's lots of security out here, there's hundreds of students that remain inside in the set. and i think tomsman saying that they want to shed light on the world. guys, that's what is happening on guys. i'd be want universities to stop investments in companies that profit from the war on guys, on those are there demands. what has happened here in columbia university has inspired many universities across the country currently on the edge on how to respond to this student protests that are happening across the country, calling law enforcement, suspending students. among other things, there's been negotiations ongoing between the students and the university. we up to 2 weeks that hundreds of protesters, at least a 100 protesters, were detaine