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for the first time in their careers, judy williams and her daughter tessa are kicking off the schoolo each other. >> a big reason i went into teaching was because of my mom. >> rachel: tessa has been a fourth grade teacher for five years, but she's had a lifetime watching her mom work as an educator. after two decades working in the school district, judy felt called to go back to her roots in the classroom amid a teacher shortage. raising her hand again to each, now at the same time as her daughter. >> there's a lot of teacher talk at our house. >> rachel: judy supporting tessa through all her life's chapters. as a student in kindergarten. the year tesa knew she wanted to become a teacher. as a third great soccer champion. a student teacher. and later, as a masters degree graduate. tessa teaching her mom some lessons she's picked up along the way, too. >> she's helping me with technology and new programs. >> rachel: and tonight, judy, on what it means to see her daughter top of class, succeeding at their shared passion. >> a gift that i never thought that i would have in my lifetime.

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while this machine picks the potatoes, tessa _ farms.picks the potatoes, tessa needs people - farms. while this machine picks the potatoes, tessa needs people at i farms. while this machine picks the | potatoes, tessa needs people at the back for grading, picking out stones and discarding unsuitable potatoes. this field is ready to be harvested, the plants have been topped and sprayed to set the skins of the potatoes. the big question is whether tessa can find the staff to help her harvest the potatoes. she says things have improved, but since we have left the eu there are restrictions on who can come in and do seasonal work. the government has issued an additional 15,000 visas for workers, issued an additional 15,000 visas forworkers, meaning issued an additional 15,000 visas for workers, meaning 35,000 people can come in to help with doing jobs like this. hello from the bbc sport centre. let's start with some international football, as real marid'sjude bellingham inspired england to a win over their closest rivals, scotland, in their a

while this machine picks potatoes, tessa needs people for grading, that means picking out stones andany unsuitable potatoes. ready to be harvested, the plants have been topped to stop the growing any more and sprayed to protect the skins of the potatoes. she says things have improved recently but since we left the eu, there have been restrictions on the number of people who can come in here and do seasonal work, so the uk government has issued an additional 15,000 visas for seasonal workers, meaning that 45,000 seasonal workers, meaning that 115,000 people can now come in to help with doing jobs like this. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. tonight, online scams. the uk's biggest pub chain is going to start charging you more for a pint when it's busy, stonegate group controls brands like gates and slug and lettuce. new dynamic pricing, 800 of its pumps. you've probably seen a similar things from apps like uber or booking hotel rooms and flights, higher demand means higher prices. it comes as the increase in what would being paid has caught up with how

not tessa has her cyber truck which i think looks cool.hlete 150 electric which is the regular f1 50 is a bustling car in the world. the last people probably to go electric will be that demographic. >> manly men, don't worry. the big trucks are coming. read somewhere that some of them are thinking about putting a huge engine noise you can press a button to make you feel more manly. at the moment you can press a button and the tessa and it parts real.that's the noise we get. >> if you've got a tesla there's a lot of power. a lot of power. >> that's why i won't let my daughter drive one ever. thank you eric, great to see you. first up in today's viral videos. a new zealand kayaker captured this dramatic chase of a shark hunting a seal in open water. both animals left out of the ocean multiple times. the kayak was rammed twice by the shark near the capsizing it. the kayak did not see how the chase ended. i would have stuck around either the kayaker said i hope the seal got away. we all hope you got away electric cars have been damaged by floo

performed at the same time, the 1500 kilometers away on the southern tip of sinatra island, 20 year old tessa is trying to improve her writing skills after 4 years of performing in the devil's barrel. she wants to challenge itself with new tricks. today, she's learning a position called the school p. i got a question for me, what the the test as instructor demonstrates the skill p i position for the time that we saw the the test is struggling within the system. you are not among the highest one. you're going to open that somewhat to besides low levels of the to the both that level indiana going into the subject within the visa and it's a regular to warrant and it will be so tested knows to wells the challenges of friday. our lucky we'll see all the best on the bottom, but she's determined to keep going on with the like, like a disassemble. get to it and you can go to it. and this is like, like the 23 year old camilla road newly on the pub, has spent almost a decade in as male dominated industry. and my thought and moving in your thought, i'd like to like to get this telling me about the plast

performed at the same time, the 1500 kilometers away on the southern tip of sinatra island, 20 year old tessa is trying to improve her writing skills after 4 years of performing in the devil's barrel. she wants to challenge yourself with new tricks. today, she's learning a position called the school p. i got a question for me, what the the uh the test as instructor demonstrates the skill p i position for the so i think the deluxe. okay. go time that we saw the test is struggling with the stuff you and some of the highest one you're going to show up and got so much. oh, what besides the other side of the boat? the indiana meant that a in a subject is in the visa and a to figure out a warrant and it will be tested, knows all too well the challenges of friday. our lucky will see the best on the bottom, but she's determined to keep going with them on what the book and they're gonna look like a this is somebody get to it and you can go to it. and this is like the 23 year old camilla road juliani per the has spent almost to decades. it was male dominated with industry. and my thought and the like y

tessa, thanks for your time here on gb news.eanng that we can romanticise this bearing in mind many of these young men only lasted a few sorties and, you know, some survived but were horrifically burnt. instance , this . burnt. for instance, this. >> yeah, i think there's always a danger when it comes to britain's relationship with world war two of lionising war. >> it was incredibly important. we won what was going to come after the war was difficult. the edge of the imperial abyss. >> this was, if you like, the high noon of great britishness. >> i think also it's worth in the shadow of the ukrainian war where they're desperately trying to get together. f—16 jets . it's to get together. f—16 jets. it's just worth holding on to the pity just worth holding on to the pity of war. i was listening to some extraordinary recollections from some squadron leaders flying both british and polish flying both british and polish flying these sorties across against the germans. and it just gave me goosebumps. the realisation on either side, y

tessa already has a significant weight advantage on gm, ford, and stilettos. the only question is how much wider is that gap owing to be after negotiations? host: is the uaw hoping to make inroads into those battery plants, say in states that have right to work laws, like georgia or kentucky, where those battery plants are opening up, big battery plants? guest: i think they have a dream of doing that someday. they've not had much success in the south. look at the volkswagen plant in tennessee and the nissan plant. they failed to organize those plans over the years. i think they have a better shot of going after tesla. the plant in california used to be organized when it was agm and toyota plant, before tesla acquires it. there is a history of unionization at that country. the may w went after tesla several years ago and failed to and i sat plant. but now tesla has become a more mature company. could the uaw go after tesla? as possible, but right now they are focused on getting a deal at the detroit three. host: (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 748-8001,. in

ones who do come across the scenes before we do the i do think of something valuable for oranges i, tessa, and to ask the ethic and consummate as well. in addition to collecting evidence, students of the academy also take part in mock trials, whether you have to defend the evidence they've collected. the participants and disseminated quotes proceeding include former prosecutors, judges, or law enforcement officials. collecting evidence is the only 1st step and a long legal process. in real life cases, ensuring that evidence can hold up in courses vital training which to to 1st responders and those. and did you understand the role of different, do you have an impact in fighting while of crime, in the sense that it will lend lead to credible evidence which the prosecution can use in proving the elements of the offense against the practice. poaching is a $1000000000.00 business in asia, one kilo of ryan on sales for tens of thousands of us dollars. the financial incentive is huge. the rhinos allison's rare reptiles and something and plans all pay the price will continue. massage. the loss of

aimed at the west, and they picked it up, so after the elections , too, in fact, a whole series of tessa west. well, we have very little about crimea says although in fact, well, it is very important there, they also forgot how they reacted to crimea, because the statement sounded like this, i will not be able to present now that we will liberate crimea through political means. yes, i am not new, but there was also talk about demilitarization, volodymyr , it was not new but now there are new conditions, that is, how it was interpreted there, but in a different way, in fact, now the feeling is the same from the interview , too, that we are not at a crossroads, on the one hand , the escalation of the war, but on the other hand, in the context of the present topic of future negotiations, there will be won't they, if we are talking about a diplomatic way to solve the problem of crimea, it means that the topic of negotiations is present . it seems to me that everyone in this interview perceives different theses as he sees, but in this particularity there is his own special , yes, and that is

picking tessa based on be fair to say, let's just say do visa pay, it is what they're full. they need to see what i say. i really tested this is all set. thank god for comment. was a new takes me on an alternative colonial troll of paris. most of pulse museums visited by millions of people from all over the world, which was celebrating from sue's history review a duck reality. one that still resonates today on next up is the museum as mine kind of in the shadow of the i full tower. the lies. so man, um, is it a little bit every day? do i need to move in? oh, newsome news. i don't think i'm in the receipt i meant offensive. musical finally do the money to myself. godaddy. yeah. stuff. yeah. i didn't tell you what to do about those. same is a bundle discount. it was in the news with adults sized, but someone fits from low as you can see, definitely 10. well, thoughts to reading this remind, using exhibit they are highly, much in those over that will be donated to meet the buffer with in on the document . and i'm serious say, petition need done. how sad. i mean sleep under the

one is ready sniper, when she found so deal dead, she keeps tessa while on her forehead. i feel that still spirits is with us, and i keep all her clothes with me and damage the city, the have it done ottoman. unfortunately, no investigation can take place as long as these rid of soldiers. 3 disliked terraces want the world to recognize and support you on the rights and dose of children. defend the posting and shoulder and, and try to make us feel that there and they'll ship a chris, look at what is happening in the crate. meanwhile, have the subjective genocide since 94 to date everyone is running to help you. crane is if it is oppressed, we or the press like old parents in the world. dream of seeing our children grow up before our eyes. but these are able to prize us for basic human rights. and all of these are the blessing of the entire world including america in europe and the. ready ready the lebanese officials on questions. thank you and secured accounts of decision to extend its mission in the country for another year, allowing 10000 paced capers to move freely thro

one is ready, sniper, when she found so deal dead, she keeps tessa while on her forehead. i feel that seduce buried just with us, and i keep all her clothes with me and damage the city, the have it done ottoman. unfortunately, no investigation can take place as long as the 3 of the soldiers, 3 disliked terraces want the world to recognize and support human rights and dose of chiller and defend the posting and shoulder and try to make us feel that there and i'll ship a chris will look at what is happening in the crate. meanwhile, have been subjected to genocide since 1948. everyone is running to help you create as if it is oppressed. so we are the oppressed, like old parents and the world dream of seeing our children grow up before our eyes . but these are in the process of our basic human rights. and all of these are the blessing of the entire world, including america in europe and the. ready the hope you're having a good weekend. my name is peter scotts, i'll be back in just on the 30 minutes time with another on down of all the latest this sunday evening. thanks very muc

whichever one did tessa have a romantic relationship with the artist?medeo madigliani, and he had a relationship with anna akhmatova and portraits by him have been preserved. quite right, she loved the drawing more than all her portraits. he always found his room and 1,000 rubles. you have the second question on your account, who in 1942 wrote the february diary and the leningrad battle leningradskaya was caught written by olga berggolts correct 2.000 you have the third question on your account eh, my poems were placed on the wall of one of the buildings in the center of the dutch city of leiden, thereby giving a start for the world points cultural project there are poems on the walls, i don’t know for sure, but i’ll assume that it’s marina tsvetaeva. this is a correct assumption. it's really. marina tsvetaeva 3,000 you have the fourth question on your account. who wrote the poems for popular songs you love me madonna my beloved this is all rima kazakova absolutely correct, four correct answers and four thousand in your account fifth question. who playe

make some calls constructive for the next task when it does go to an awful lot seem to take fixing tessa based on be fair to say, but who polish. i'll send you these off period is a 10th of a need to see what are they already tested. this is all said. the government was a new takes me on an alternative colonial troll of paris. most of pulse museums visited by millions of people from all over the world, which while celebrating france, whose history review a duck reality, one that still resonates today on next up is the museum as mine kind of i'm in the shadow of the i full tower. the lies so man. um, is it a little do i need to move in? oh, newsome news. i don't think i'm in the receipt. i meant the offensive example. finally the money to most of the stuff. yeah. i didn't play with it in about the same is a bundle discount. it was in the use with adults. so $100.00 a month. fits from the agency. definitely 10. well, thoughts to reading this one is the big savings that you are the most in those over that will be donated to meet the buffer with in on the document. and i'm serious. say, peti

tessa jowell yeah, replacement. tessa jowell yeah, that's, that's a good one. she has very much for watching at home. we'll see you again next week . we'll see you again next week. >> the temperature's rising . >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there. good evening . >> hello there. good evening. i'm jonathan vautrey, who have your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. there is the increasing threats of some heavy and thundery showers as we move into the second half of the weekend for saturday evening, though, generally the generally lighter showers on the cards england. cards for southwest england. wales pushing towards wales generally pushing towards northern early northern ireland into the early hours morning. the hours of sunday morning. the cloud building across the southern thirds of the uk. southern two thirds of the uk. so be a relatively so there will be a relatively mild night here, particularly across the far of england. across the far south of england. h

here's tessa khan, executive director of uplift, a group that has been working to stop rosebank beingor oil and gas production. i think we need to be clear that this is a huge mistake on economic grounds, on energy security grounds and on climate grounds and the uk public do not stand to benefit from this field. with me is our business editor simonjack and our political correspondent hannah miller. hannah, iwant hannah, i want to start with you. affirm statements from the conservative party committing to this oil and gas field. what has been reaction from other parties? really the reaction from many of the main parties on this has been quite muted today. real political tensions as they try to balance energy security, job security and net zero pledges. it was noticeable last week when we had a big climate story, the conservative party pushing back some of its net zero pledges. there were really a number of conservative mps who were particularly up in arms about it. that has not really been the case today and that is because many conservatives and of course the government believe that o

their families, isenshtein’s mother, alexandrov’s wife, for the little one the child, yes, his mother, tessawho earns, again, well, in principle, mainly in his name ezenshtein, he counts. of course, alexander fytis also worked, yes, although on the contrary, on the one hand, there was such a thing the reputation of this short film is that it’s a pretty, well, vulgar story. the girl just sits so that it all looks as beautifully magnificent as possible, on the other hand, yes, glamorous, in general, then some sculptural figures appear there, these kinds of nature appear there, all this creates a rather ironic, very in fact, the context is that recently there was a very interesting article in magazine notes , which suggested the hypothesis that the whole film was invented precisely from... einstein’s sense of humor, but in general this remains a hypothesis, since the film, in general, not much can be isolated from it, but the entire prologue is what catches the eye first, because in the prologue we see exactly such a rhythmic sound experiment, and we can actually see how isenstein , indeed, in

haidi: tessa latest on chevron.next, republican launch an impeachment investigation into president biden on allegations of corruption. we get the latest from washington, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i am directing our house committee to open a formal impeachment inquiry into president joe biden. this logical next step will give our committees the full power to gather all the facts and to answers for the american public. it's exactly what we want to know. shery: u.s. house speaker kevin mccarthy announcing and impeachment investigation into president biden and alleging corruption. for more, let's bring in our political news director jodi schneider in washington. what will this inquiry focus on? >> kevin mccarthy -- kevin mccarthy, on the first day the house was back after 47 days of a summer recess, came back to say that they will be looking into joe biden and his dealings with his son hunter biden, particularly his overseas business dealings and whether president biden and then vice president biden was involved at

this is climate lawyer and director of the group uplift, tessa khan. >> if we are going to stay withinate, that internationally agreed goal of 1.5 degrees of temperature rise, there is no room for new oil and gas fields. existing oil and gas reserves and fossil fuel infrastructure are enough to take us past that critical threshold. we cannot afford to add more oil and gas to that existing pile. amy: in strasbourg, france, a historic court hearing unfolded wednesday at the european court of human rights, as six young people from portugal challenged 33 european governments over their failure to combat the climate crisis, which they argue is a violation of their human rights. this is one of the lawyers for the portuguese youth who brought the lawsuit. >> today's case is about the young, the price that they are paying for the failure of states to tackle the climate emergency. it is about the harm that they will suffer during their lifetimes unless they step up to their responsibilities. amy: a lawsuit is being closely followed by climate activists around the world. if successful, the 33 co

. >> we've only got a short time left, tessa, what would this mean for other auto makers, let's say tesla at a competitive advantage because the detroit three want their piles of cash to invest in electric vehicle technology that would help them compete against tesla. well, they think that tesla pays about $45 an hour in labor costs. if uaw gets what it's demanding, the hourly wages or costs go from $66, chris, to $136. so that's a competitive disadvantage against tesla. >> contessa brewer, always good to see you. appreciate it. >> that's going to do it for us this hour. make sure to join us for "chris jansing reports" every weekday from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. our coverage continues with "katy tur reports" after the break. h "katy tur reports" after the break. (fan #1) there ya go! that's what i'm talkin' about! (josh allen) is this your plan to watch the game today? (hero fan) uh, yea. i have to watch my neighbors' nfl sunday ticket. (josh allen) it's not your best plan. but you know what is? myplan from verizon. switch now and they'll give you nfl sunday ticket from yo

tessa is in university place washington. caller: how are you? host: i'm doing ok.aller: thank you for having me. i'm a resident nurse. i work in the er. i came from brazil. i am a democrat. the citizens of the united states, they take it for granted a lot of things in here. politicians are not thinking about the citizens. they are thinking about their own pockets. i can say one thing -- to my understanding why politicians are voting on this, their big check comes like nothing has happened, while the workers have their paycheck cut every single time every time they are fighting for funds. as people we should put the paychecks of politicians on the same level as the workers. host: let's take a look at white house office of management. [video clip] >> more than 2 million service workers would not get their paycheck. nutrition assistance for nearly 7 million women and children who rely on wi would be jeopardized. smallc businesses would lose out on loans. what kind of choices that? in addition to the 2 million service members who will not get their paychecks, we are ta

but tessa, thank you very much. i do have to say that brand has denied any criminality.nied allegations against him of impropriety , but against him of impropriety, but he has denied criminality . and he has denied criminality. and it's being investigated in certain areas by the metropolitan police . don't metropolitan police. don't forget to let me know what you think. male at cbnnews.com coming up, could there be good news on the horizon for british steel? are doctors steel? plus are doctors responsible for nhs waiting lists >> gb news radio. well come back. >> i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is still the state of the nafion this is still the state of the nation you've been getting in touch with your thoughts. paul we certainly all we have certainly abandoned all of values since the of our moral values since the 1960s, and rick , it's not the 1960s, and rick, it's not the 60s that produce the we see 60s that produce the rot. we see in society. i and many of my friends grew through it, friends grew up through it, produced, it produced, balanced progeny. it is, the inc

but tessa, thank you very much. i do have to say that brand has denied any criminality.d allegations against him of impropriety , but against him of impropriety, but he has denied criminality . and he has denied criminality. and it's being investigated in certain areas by the metropolitan police . don't metropolitan police. don't forget to let me know what you think. male at cbnnews.com coming up, could there be good news on the horizon for british steel? are doctors steel? plus are doctors responsible for nhs waiting lists >> gb news radio. well come back. >> i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is still the state of the nafion this is still the state of the nation you've been getting in touch with your thoughts. paul we certainly all we have certainly abandoned all of values since the of our moral values since the 1960s, and rick , it's not the 1960s, and rick, it's not the 60s that produce the we see 60s that produce the rot. we see in society. i and many of my friends grew through it, friends grew up through it, produced, it produced, balanced progeny. it is, the incumb

a transgender cyclist, evelyn tessa evelyn williamson and tessa johnson, who completely dominated theyold at two recent elite female races and they were seen. there was photograph that went out was a photograph that went out arm arm atop the podium, arm in arm atop the podium, towering over the female competitor. i mean , it's kind of competitor. i mean, it's kind of funny. they're so obviously massive compared to the women there. now, the thing is, when you see photos like that, it just draws attention to the absurdity of this, doesn't it? i mean, leah thomas when leah thomas, male swimmer, of the thomas, male swimmer, top of the podium with the women sort of below . i mean, it just it this below. i mean, it just it this kind of stuff really piques people, doesn't it? kind of stuff really piques peoyeah, oesn't it? kind of stuff really piques peoyeah, it�*sn't it? kind of stuff really piques peoyeah, it does. ? kind of stuff really piques peoyeah, it does. i mean, and >> yeah, it does. i mean, and that photo, it's everything that sharon been talking about. >> is anyone denying that? >

tessa has emailed in. morning, tessa. no . we've been trying to haven't no. we've been trying to work out in the break what you meant. tessa. i have no idea. unless it was a bit of a mic cable sticking out here. >> i think it's the microphone. >> i think it's the microphone. >> could be. >> could be. >> or is there a little crease in your shirt? yeah. >> there's got some >> no, no, there's got some flowers >> no, no, there's got some fl0\on; >> no, no, there's got some fl0\on your. >> on your. >> on your. >> got some flowers on my. i got this. i was given this shirt for my 40th birthday. goodness me. >> that's an old shirt. >> no that's an old shirt. sorry. i must stop. that's very rude. yeah well, claire says steve. >> steve dotcom. steve. oh, don't call me steve. stephen. stephen steve is great for his age . age. >> just great in general. >> just great in general. >> great. it also says, emily, don't change your smile. >> you don't like reading that out, do you? i do like that. that's nice. >> tara says, please tell emi

a transgender cyclist, evelyn tessa evelyn williamson and tessa johnson, who completely dominated theyold at two recent elite female races and they were seen. there was photograph that went out was a photograph that went out arm arm atop the podium, arm in arm atop the podium, towering over the female competitor. i mean , it's kind of competitor. i mean, it's kind of funny. they're so obviously massive compared to the women there. now, the thing is, when you see photos like that, it just draws attention to the absurdity of this, doesn't it? i mean, leah thomas when leah thomas, male swimmer, of the thomas, male swimmer, top of the podium with the women sort of below . i mean, it just it this below. i mean, it just it this kind of stuff really piques people, doesn't it? kind of stuff really piques peoyeah, oesn't it? kind of stuff really piques peoyeah, it�*sn't it? kind of stuff really piques peoyeah, it does. ? kind of stuff really piques peoyeah, it does. i mean, and >> yeah, it does. i mean, and that photo, it's everything that sharon been talking about. >> is anyone denying that? >

transgender cyclist evelyn williamson and tessa johnson hammer, female competition races . competitiono look? this is incredible, right? because of course, all of these various bodies are various sporting bodies are coming saying, you know, coming out and saying, you know, actually biological males shouldn't sports. shouldn't be in women's sports. people in people are playing catch up in america. definitely people are playing catch up in americacatch definitely people are playing catch up in americacatch up.definitely people are playing catch up in americacatch up. louis,ely playing catch up. louis, whatever about whatever you think about america. the uk is really america. yeah, the uk is really leading is common leading the. but this is common sense, right? >> just everything that >> it's just everything that sharon davis has been talking about. exactly >> a new book about >> she's got a new book about this, actually. yeah. >> if you can find it. >> if you can find it. >> yeah, because waterstones staff hiding. >> yeah, because waterstones staff keeps hiding. >> yeah, because watersto

tessa shares, they gained 10% on the heels of recommendation by morgan stanley to buy the stock thatrket back really points to why we care. this is significant part of the market. it is a significant part of economic optimism and it shows help little disappointment or side per sizes -- surprises. tom: i think a lot of people don't understand, apple is not releasing -- a growth. are we done with your fan boy market movers? this is really cool, ed ludlow with bloomberg technology. technologically he will look at anything. behind him, it looks like an ice rink but it's not his seat architecture of stephen partners and it theater in the new apple campus that they have in cupertino. in what way will mr. jobs be at this waterway this afternoon? ed: it's a pivotal meaning for apple they cupertino knows what is doing. they are at the center of all of the headlines because of their relationship with china. this is not a company that has grown in the triple digits. in china, how policy action by the chinese government to tamp down on the use of iphones with the iphone generation coming today.

tessa is in university place washington. caller: how are you? host: i'm doing ok.aller: thank you for having me. i'm a resident nurse. i work in the er. i came from brazil. i am a democrat. the citizens of the united states, they take it for granted a lot of things in here. politicians are not thinking about the citizens. they are thinking about their own pockets. i can say one thing -- to my understanding why politicians are voting on this, their big check comes like nothing has happened, while the workers have their paycheck cut every single time every time they are fighting for funds. as people we should put the paychecks of politicians on the same level as the workers. host: let's take a look at white house office of management. [video clip] >> more than 2 million service workers would not get their paycheck. nutrition assistance for nearly 7 million women and children who rely on wi would be jeopardized. smallc businesses would lose out on loans. what kind of choices that? in addition to the 2 million service members who will not get their paychecks, we are ta

tessa already has a significant weight advantage on gm, ford, and stilettos.s how much wider is that gap owing to be after negotiations? host: is the uaw hoping to make inroads into those battery plants, say in states that have right to work laws, like georgia or kentucky, where those battery plants are opening up, big battery plants? guest: i think they have a dream of doing that someday. they've not had much success in the south. look at the volkswagen plant in tennessee and the nissan plant. they failed to organize those plans over the years. i think they have a better shot of going after tesla. the plant in california used to be organized when it was agm and toyota plant, before tesla acquires it. there is a history of unionization at that country. the may w went after tesla several years ago and failed to and i sat plant. but now tesla has become a more mature company. could the uaw go after tesla? as possible, but right now they are focused on getting a deal at the detroit three. host: (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 748-8001,. independents tent othe

tessa says, no, no, no, no, no , tessa says, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. no, no, no, no. >> dave is fromew york. lovely. >> sarah says no to pineapple on pizza. chris crazy yet. >> so he says, my favourite is a chicken apple. her own invention, pineapple and chilli on a pizza. now that out, i could go with i would do that . could go with i would do that. >> oh no . oh ray says yes. it's >> oh no. oh ray says yes. it's a must. pineapple cheese, ham, tomato . oh, lovely and tomato. oh, lovely and delicious. that's just everything on a pizza. >> yeah. jason says i'd never have pineapple on a pizza. sweet and savoury, never together for me, i don't think sweet and savoury together. i don't really think of pineapple as being sweet. it is very sweet. not sweet. oh, it is very sweet. not when cooked, though. well when it's cooked, though. well yes, it is. >> you think it's still sweet? >> you think it's still sweet? >> never strikes me as being. i tell you i like on a on tell you what i like on a on a on a pizza . so margherita on a pizza. so margherita pineapple bhel sweet corn and jalapeno ja

of hungary with the minister of foreign affairs in mexico lavrov spoke of cooperation, there, and tessa is twenty. meanwhile, poland is in trouble and it’s all because of ukraine, the united states is demanding clarification in connection with warsaw’s statements that it no longer supplies its weapons , let me remind you in loud phrases, prakomievetsky rushed, and here is the response from washington, they write to bloomberg with reference to a high-ranking pentagon representative and zelensky still doesn’t let up, craving monetary compensation for restrictions on the supply of ukrainian agricultural products to several neighboring countries. although why on earth should the europeans pay off ukraine, which is generally not included in the entry? it is unclear that his regime is practically supporting the west and is fighting with gifted weapons. zelensky apparently also forgot. in contrast to the same mother of his marovets, who now publicly demands that official kiev never again insult the poles. these pretentious speeches are most likely for internal use . there will be parliamentary

. >> okay, well, i'll tessa jowell cuthbert thanks very much joining mean and i should say that james a combination of speakers and delegates who communicated very clearly they would speak at would not feel safe to speak at or attend the conference alongside a representative of don't when someone don't divide us when someone tells you they feel unsafe, you need to but there has need to listen, but there has been an apology since we should say there has been an apology since to come on free since still to come on free speech nation, top social speech nation, the top social sensations have gone viral sensations that have gone viral this do not go this week. please do not go anywhere okay. welcome back to free speech nation. >> so it's this last part of the show. >> so it's time for social sensations. that's when we look at what's been going viral this week on social media. first up is this video recorded that all people are made in the loving image of god , no matter who they image of god, no matter who they are or how they dress and express themselves as or who they. express themselves

. >> okay, well, i'll tessa jowell cuthbert thanks very much joining mean and i should say that jamescombination of speakers and delegates who communicated very clearly they would speak at would not feel safe to speak at or attend the conference alongside a representative of don't when someone don't divide us when someone tells you they feel unsafe, you need to but there has need to listen, but there has been an apology since we should say there has been an apology since to come on free since still to come on free speech nation, top social speech nation, the top social sensations have gone viral sensations that have gone viral this do not go this week. please do not go anywhere okay. welcome back to free speech nation. >> so it's this last part of the show. >> so it's time for social sensations. that's when we look at what's been going viral this week on social media. first up is this video recorded that all people are made in the loving image of god , no matter who they image of god, no matter who they are or how they dress and express themselves as or who they. express themselves as

investment in the government comes along and says we are going to create these chargers what incentive does tessa have to do it anymore? and when will there be enough charging stations nationally no family will again be prohibited access from one of these chargers due to a cabinet member's promotional tour? >> what's good about tesla's decision there opening their chargers to be available to other vehicles to we welcome that. but even that built infrastructure alone of tesla which is remarkable is not on its own enough to meet the charging demands for the simple question $7.5 billion going against the school as provided by. the other thing i would point to is there will be gaps in areas that might not be profitable yet for a company to install the charger. i would point here to rural areas are low income areas as an example. we want to make sure we accelerate that process. that is why we think it's appropriate and important to introduce to speed up that process. alongside the private sector dollars. it's going to be a race getting to 5:30 thousand chargers the president envisioned by the end of t