this is trish and her daughter goldie. one year ago, trish was a very different person shoot she could barely connect with her child. there was a struggle just to get out of bed. like tim trish was suffering from post traumatic stress disorder. patricia, is this all of your navy paraphernalia? mm hmm. it began during her career in the navy. these are like little awards that they give you trish in listed when she was 21 military service was a family tradition. um, these two pictures. this is my dad's dad. and this is my mom's dad. here i am right here. after making it through basic training. she felt like she was exactly where she belonged. i was really proud. i felt really safe. you felt safe? yeah. until you didn't yeah. one night, three years after joining the navy found herself vulnerable while on leave. it was a few days after my 24th birthday. so let's party you know, we're import. it's your birthday. let's drink. i went to my first ever strip club. we're drinking. and. then we were in a hotel room and we were having

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we're fighting between the army and rival paramilitaries has played on the 2nd day of a supposed 3 day trish. some viewers might find the pictures in our next report. disturb . this is what the current sees file looks like in sudan. despite promises of a 72 hour pause in fighting more bloodshed, according to officials here at the our roomy medical center in oman, 2 shelves fell into the building around lunch time on tuesday, enjoying at least 20 people waiting in the seats here. among them, a pregnant woman, i awnings among will and all the hospitals closed. and we were still working or thought of lisa. the business was running in a good way, a fellow, but a shell came in as you can see. her flew up and exploded on garden and over all patience who was sitting on the seats were injured below the knees. your him into thur were the u. s. broken 3 day truce between the army and power military rapid support forces does however, appear to have brought some com to the sudanese capital car to him. but many residence is still fearful to leave their homes. they have seen previous attempts to bring sta

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over who will get their hands on the famous green jacket — but former british professional golfer trishwillie when this? it will eventually stop is going to win it eventually. try not to put too much pressure on. his first—round average here is appalling, in all honesty, for someone of that calibre, so all these fans are looking forward to it. interesting yesterday, i know a couple of my colleagues were out on the golf course when he was playing with tiger, there were bigger cheers for rory than tiger, that is how much these people wanting to win so it will be a fascinating week. it's a glorious day here today the weather forecast is not great, a lot of rain forecast and thunderstorms. whose hands were that play into?— were that play into? longer hitters. rain _ were that play into? longer hitters. rain on _ were that play into? longer hitters. rain on thursday, l hitters. rain on thursday, longer this goes on, tougher. they've made it longer, they've made 13 longer, will favour longer hitters, no question, which rory is. it is a mindset, all about mindset, more about the games than the

i do have a number um is trish ones that are also providing ah, like telephone counseling or token of services just to make sure that access to meant to have services is made available, accessible and affordable even to those one within the 2nd. oh, let me just come to i natal my here. benjamin has been in the advocacy for over 10 years. you started just do years ago. tell us what has been your focus is, is that for the past decade, a lot of walk has not been done in this. that made you want to start your own advocacy as well. so my focus has been on raising mental health awareness and ending the stigma that surrounds mental health. because in the past, people have been glued to or you know, have stuck to these misconceptions about mental health such as the belief that mental illness is a curse or, you know, it's demon position. so my focus has been to debunk those myths and make people realize that mental illness is something that can attack anyone. and we have duncan here who yourself has experienced this live. talk to us about the experience with mental health. how was that phase o

com exploded around 10 pm near the village of bo, she of a deal me up with the geology school doctor trish with v as as his new the journalist to reported daily only convict in ukraine promotion and european publications that would be behind the wheel of her com, with no incentive dentures articles, the father, the philosopher, alexander dubin, post a picture of her on social media every day in which he's still a happy and lively go to half the world. she's become a symbol of the independence of russian journalism. as an example of the murderous nature of those who ordered her assassination, that bush will shortly stick by the 3 s q by ok here, or to navigate comes q here, a couple decor seem both cheerful. so my brother, she will just, she will use. i took a look over the lam a lot are still on on here, but that's will be to you or he showed us ensure us for the same up now sharing him . so a with a such brutal and targeted attacks that deal with frightening regularity. one over the age 2022, a trunk bomb detonated on the crime in bridge. an act of terrorism that killed 3 people. i collap

us military intelligence records has been charged at a federal court in boston. 21 year old jack. trish error is abroad. the u. s. false national guard is accused of unlawfully copying and transmitting classified material. it one of the largest leaks of its kind in recent years, brazil's for the present drive, both of laura has been ordered to testify. rowley this toby got the building by his support of a judge has given him 10 days to appear before federal police. on january, the 8th, his supporters evaded at bud de line's brazil's congress a week after lula took coffee. the governor of eastern city of ukrainian or eastern ukrainian city of savannah cuz says that the state people have died in the re shot . the fall strike a 2 year old child was books. those reported please say to top flows of 5 story building also collapsed. those for headlines, bodies, and half. now what i want east is next. ah, al jazeera, where every libby cold pritchett's desertion, and threaten with ease in jail for speaking out opposed to the war in ukraine. hundreds of thousands of russians have fled into neighb

that's the, that's the banks. trish, these are the banks that are too big to fail. the banks that the united states federal reserve is always available to bail out laughter. the sooner we get the form, the insured, maybe it's down to who i 1000000 shouldn't be slowed day. good, mean the semester and i really should me finance. she still knew archibald, but i'm good at any, jo, what you could you see it the democratic generalist you, mcarthur, but he believes that the last piece that she's been que, cleaned them, it backwards biden to me body yada can chest a financing with a dominant financial group of course or, or the united states and u. k. bikes and their objective is their head, germany. they basically control the natural international financial system. their means of control are the federal reserve by communion. and of course, the world bike in the international monetary fund. would you be sure to jean media? you somebody, mich, 12 see me when he's all at the premier q and b premier, which one you 1000 is jumping, you meet. the goal ism is not multi polar. glo

i trish, i was also surprised when my sister asked me to build the alley. better manage with circa zacky started bowen? pretty sure this is the 1st time i can hear what i've built, but it's up to town harbor. not bad initially. but it's like a toy or something and it's like being a google nice for. but will the pros agree? clear vanka growth. oh yeah. that yeah. nice. did you try it? chris? don't have a habit i did. i can hear the mid range sounds, but kick i'm on. i says he can adjust it by tightening this lovely. lovely. very nice. oh blah, well put the box on top. you are does have it will be louder. and so bit of the resonance of the word i will just improve and improve and improve. and as these ropes get older and tighter, it'll be squeaky or, and squeak area yet. it's fantastic. yeah. ok. the temporary pool has to be drained because next door pete studio is being remodeled and does it. and that's a really finley job. read the field thinking with the gun, filling out the new studio will contain this big room name the one next door. and that wall is als

the form of a really similar, i mean the real capital tele trish, who did the jeep ah, so that the main thing with me, the avi with 0 appleton fall into the if see hold on to face. ah so ah, 2008. actually. linda franklin, i'm not mad hickok in fears, book and the address of the, of the title of the page genetics to make in egypt. we decide to make an looking cuz we've been much of a, just on here at a members in the group of fisma. i'm going to send the 2 out here because even too much as it was 6, i've been so reconsidered. it moves 6 as a bit of need for almost of us. so let's go as a bit of 6, a blue we said, let's scored each other and for a front effects of that it was to be in taxi. just have a fun. i'm calling my friend. hi. uh huh. how are you? are you ready for the 25th? so genuity and texas that ever listened to me and i just as the recording my quote, i given him something like suspense. he feel city, but it is sickly. does have any history text. there wasn't k to start seeing the same story of texting, of messages on random as after it and even me into, into saturday, janua

general with us last month i paid a visit to jeanette over the years, 6 days general antonio good trish emphasize that they stood ready for sustainable peace and security in yemen. and they say that they stand ready to make for the 1st in this regard, i told to mississippi general that we will call it initiative, which was held realization of the idea which would be supported by the many side as well. consequence. the one week following these fees it after the present city of the united nation, 60 general 2 men had it is digital. ron then he paid a visit to rios stuff and he's mostly busy with me to give me officials. and i hope that by division of these un initiative, so the discussions and negotiations, why the human officials, we would be able to see progress in negotiation with see the restoration of peace and stability. this country with your excellency that are some reports. and actually in the past, the saudis were accusing it on all the time of backing the hutus. and now the reports are saying that the iranians are going to stop supporting difficulties as part of this understand

new york times profit from the murder of trish. she's in to print a daily newspaper, packed full of corporate advertisement and propaganda. it's time to stop the presses. when i joined in the pseudo lit by all, she contributed chris sam's. chris, thanks for joining us here in the cedar. like neil times, we have lost the battle. is it neil mine was nil. so it's a one that's a really good way to explain it. murat, i think it really is just the genesis of the story. new york times went out, they could, they, they wrote an article about bitcoin mining, bring very bad to the environment, particularly in texas, in the united states. but it turns out that we did, they just cherry picked a lot of information love, it was factually incorrect. and they talked to the one group in the world that probably knows more about actually finding out dates than on the the, the tech savvy, the internet savvy. they went online, they googled it, found out that this is totally wrong. 90 percent of the energy being used to be quite mining right now. it's re

new york times profit from the murder of trish. she's in to print a daily newspaper, packed full of corporate advertisement and propaganda. it's time to stop the presses. that is the genesis of this story. new york times went out. they could, they, they wrote an article about bitcoin mining being very bad to the environment, particularly in texas, in the united states. but it turns out that we did, they just cherry picked a lot of information love, it was factually incorrect, and they targeted the one group in the world that probably knows more about actually finding out day to day on the, the tech savvy, the internet savvy. they went online, they googled it, found out that this was totally wrong, 90 percent of all the energy being used to bit quite money right now is renewable energy, which is a lot more than can be said for the new york times. that prince a daily print newspaper as, as, as the clip we showed them before for demonstrates and murders. you know, hundreds of thousands of trees every year doing that, which is far more

and we just kind of felt that we really have to create new trish new brazilians. so that's why the india holds workshops in the settlement, supported by local farmers about where they explained to the residents, how best to cultivate different plans and help them thrive up on the money. but they couldn't get through. but it's not easy creating a vegetable garden in these close quarters. it was such a challenge because there's no space. i mean, if you've, you've seen the sites where the space, there's no space. and even these jo give up microscopically small, the smaller than many other give. so we didn't tackle it and that we, what we did was we kind of tried to grow things on rooftops. and we tried to create g rooftop gardens. we try to use the space around, we try to do stacked parts from lithia, creating space for her garden wasn't the only challenge she also didn't have the right tools at 1st if you get all the right soil for her plan. spelling mammy abroad got a letter. i'm at this, but it did. there was a lot of trash here. it took me 2025 days to clean this

new york times profit from the murder of trish. she's into print data, newspaper packed full of corporate advertisement and propaganda. it's time to stop the presses. well, actually let's think about that. was it neil time, there's also have a listen to warren versus twins. could we take us to that as well? i've been bringing the alarm about the risks that that co pays is to our power grids in climate e. p, a and energy should use their authority to require crypt to mine as to disclose the energy use and emissions. we've been really in the alarm by the risks the new york times poses to our trees and climate. e pay and energy should use their authority to require waste paper conglomerates disclose their energy, use emissions, and trees murder it. i, chris, i'm afraid we have ross. i'm really appreciate you joining us here today in the studios. it's interesting to keep an eye on it. last campus, i'm pleasure. right? first move on out to africa because in the democratic republic of congo, local entrepreneurs are taking the country's p

ah ah, has also to yet small trish, should it be needed that we are living through a climate, an ecological crisis or the urgent need to transform off fossil fuel based economy and our exploitation of nature is clear. here is arthritis. we've been highlighting ways of doing this for over a decade. but our current political and economic systems me, these solutions just aren't being implemented off. so what will it take for this to happen in the theories will look at the role to your global institutions have to play well, big business continues to pollute and honda, the planet. and the green economy show the way to a sustainable future. when politicians and corporations don't deliver on that climate commitment that promises to protect nature, can the lol forced them to act. and as society becomes more abileneisd more developed, can faith help rebuild operate kind of relationship with the natural world. this is not the time for small incremental steps. this is the time for bode decisive action is a solutions to flourish. and the systems are going to have to change to june 2022. and there's a b

a special tour by the author of mass murders in occupied and ruined territories. brilliant, should trish pressure gluten spokesperson dmitri pess. gov and an audio statement said the visit to a new russian region was how the president conducts his work, receiving operational information on the spot in the russian provided video. a multitude of military officers offer up such information, but in what moscow calls a russian region local residents did not appear in the president's program. the remarks al jazeera and another visit near the battlefront ukrainian president violet. amir zalinski has visited the heavily shelled town of v. fca in the countries east. zalinski rallied troops there as fighting continues against russian forces. the frontline town of moved is under 2 hours from africa. he spoke with soldiers about the situation on the battlefield and gave out a war balise engine is you have arrested 3 prominent officials of the main opposition party and nata hours after detaining its leader and raiding its headquarters hush at her new. she is a main opponent of president case said, wh

and to tell us more about to the, the parties involved in trying to extend the trish while several sides are trying to get the sudanese out worrying parties to actually extend this truth, including the inter governmental authority on development. that's the regional body . i got the regional east african body and they have been trying to reach the rapid support forces because they say that they were able to reach the commander of the army, general abdel for the hud brohannon. he has agreed that the army will abide by another 72 hour period overseas fire, but that the rapid support forces were unreachable. so that's one party that is trying to not only get an extension of truth between the 2 wearing sides, but also trying to get the 2 sides to meet each other. now, the sudanese army agreed that they will send an envoy to the southward in east capital, juba to negotiate some kind of a permanent ceasefire. but also the rapid support forces is yet to respond to that . then there are other regional countries in international countries and bodies like the united states and the u. n. all trying

i wanted to talk a little bit about also his two daughters trish and julie who represented the younger generation of republican women who strongly believed that women should be able to do whatever they wanted to just like both of their parents did. women could be in the workplace and also at home to do it all. they supported like her mother's , to elevate women in the government and working world. here we have president nixon with barbara hackman franklin and her job was to get more women into higher-level government positions. when barbara franklin comes into the nixon administration into the west wing to do her work, i will tell you more about that, context between barbara's move into the nixon administration as staff assistant to the president this assignment to get more women in government, keep in mind we had the advent of the birth control pill in 1960 freeing women up we have the civil rights movement, the vietnam war, the feminist movement. we have all of these things swirling around creating a situation where women are beginning to be taken much more seriously to be much more

tough and dirty. printers used to say that working for a newspaper which shorten your life as an a. trish. randi, i, what's been doing, i'm are sure working conditions were physically harder back then in terms of dirt, dust and so on from, from that's why occupational health and safety laws came in in my management and labor came up with the regulations say good, but i wouldn't say it's less stressful to day is hardest. press life. in the mid 19th century, working up to 80 hours a week was considered normal. at the turn of the century, the 60 week was introduced, but they 10 hour day. in 1918. the 8 hour day became the norm up. workers lived to the rhythm of their shifts. precise records were kept of when and how long they worked. this is that her, the dish number was the punch clock from the factory with the office. that's history fiesta, but the modern version of that time clock just looks different. template with the clock is no longer needed, but really it hasn't changed and it just looks different. all that noise on the policy to day working hours are shorter and work places are safe

taliban to control, we read billions of dollars in equipment in their hands, we had this is actress trish drawl, i will still have american allies that are there that have not been taken care of. it is very impossible to talk about this is a great success given those facts. >> what about the afghanistan's, another key argument here is that they made they reiterated this, they have made life better for tens of millions of afghanistan. is that the case? >> i think if you are arguing that our approach to building democracy in afghanistan succeeded, i do not really see the facts on the ground supporting that case. you look at, biometrics, not in support of this idea that you should turn on military into a democracy building or nation-building entity, but because -- because this doesn't work so well, usually. but that did not take place in afghanistan you see it by her own standards but of what we would want to see in terms of women being educated and other issues it just didn't happen. >> weeks, after this unfolded, the pentagon spoke for us and it was john kirby who joined harris on this pro

that's how trish reagan came off the air. really curious to see if this is a measured approach to some larger problem or a specific response to something that tucker did or said. >> i mean, tim, i don't buy that enough was enough. i just don't they just paid $800 million so they didn't have to apologize to any one of their viewers i mean they could have negotiated some ham-fisted, 3:00 in the morning on saturday morning. nothing. they paid what they paid so that they never had to apologize for the lies about the election. and the reason they did that is revealed in discovery process, that they were so scared of losing viewers to news max after the election and now that they left tucker carlson go, he had to offend them with much more than the content what are your questions today? >> i defer to the other two gentlemen on their reporting, but i think observationally it is hard to disagree with them. i mean just look at the famous e-mail from rupert murdoch in the dominion discovery he said point-blank this decision is not abou

if it continues it's really broke dangerous because of the show at the moment is being trish to not only but also i every are oh center for. ready 30, for example, they're just normal tissues. the schools 2 houses, jeff taken from their owners. they have tried to control. ready ready facilities as to have recently told b refinery to. so the, the issue is problematic for the government for the military because at the moment also diminishes also in traced with some. ready so they can not safely try to extract it from their threat to itself. but also as people have noticed her from the stand just to me, to all life in the country at the moment you can't get out of your home, you can go to the hospital. you can go to pretty sufficient belief that the woman appraisals. ready also are stopped working so unless this. ready war. ready is solves. ready or is one by the military? she will because i think more than that, i was just wondering what you thought of the the new initiative that appears to have been received by the army. they say that they are, they are going to agree to the initiative se

up, north carolin republicans, who just welcomed a new member into their club house representative trishampaigning on protectin abortion access and lgbt rights this week, though, she pulled 180, switching parties, an ultimately giving the gop if veto proof supermajority in th state house. that strip's democrati governor roy cooper of his ability to block their abortio bans so, what made kaufman switch she says the turning point was when she faced backlash fo using an american flag emoji and a prayer emoji on he social media accounts. seriously? that's what she said let's bring back my panel to discuss this congresswoman, i'll start with you. who is your pick here, tennessee republicans, o trisha cotham, and her vet proof gift to the go supermajority? >> look, i'm surprised that yo did not put anything fro florida on the worst of news this week. but i have to say, it is i tennessee, the removal of tw elected representatives that were speaking up for childre in tennessee right now, the main cause of death for children in america' gun violence they were exerting their right to free speech t

so just wanted some trish. no, she stammered digital. now, the united nation centered system is enduring a profound crisis whose root cause was the desire of some members of our organization to replace international law and the united nations charter is with a certain rules based order. nobody has seen these rules, they were not the subject of transparent international negotiation used use to them . but western diplomat said the decision to call this meeting about the defense of the u. n's. founding charter was cynical. the u. s. ambassador said it was russia that had violated the charter by invading ukraine. she'd come to the meeting, accompanied by the sister of us citizen pull whelan, who's been imprisoned in russia for over 4 years. russia, the convenor of today's meeting, invaded his neighbors in ukraine and struck at the heart of the un charter and russia time and time again has violated universal human rights and fundamental freedoms both outside and inside its own borders. paul was a corporate security director. he had a job, he

he's trying to slowly but surely migrate his empire to different states' jurisdiction, however, if trish james wins this massive scheme to defraud case, that will be impossible for trump his whole empire is technically at risk here, his ability to control his own assets and destiny is on the line, alex. >> that's a big statement. practically, what does that mean >> shecould effectively shut down trump's ability to operate in new york, and as you note, as we sit here today, the trump organization functionally is headquartered in new york. if he can't serve as an officer or director of any of his companies, and he can't move them either, his hands are tied and his wealth is beyond his control. >> oh, boy okay lisa reuben, there's going to be a lot to talk about on this one. we'll have you back soon thank you for that. >>> also coming up, breaking news out of san francisco where a suspect in the fatal stabbing of tech executive bob lee is now under arrest we're minutes away from a press conference there we'll bring you the details as we get them. >>> first, jury selection is underway in dom

should trish pressure 13 spokesperson dmitri pest. gov and an audio statement said the visit to a new russian region was how the president conducts his work, receiving operational information on the spot in the russian provided video. a multitude of military officers offer up such information, but in what moscow calls a russian region local residents did not appear in the president's program. for the marks al jazeera and police engineers yet have arrested 3 prominent officials of the main opposition party hours after detaining its leader and rating its headquarters. how should i know she is a main opponent of president case i ed who has been accused of orchestrating a power grab after he suspended parliament in 2021. iran con has more. a hastily arranged news conference denounces the arrest of rashid belushi. he's one of the most vocal critics of tennessee and present case side gunner, she is an order party, has joined forces with others in opposition to call for his release, or that the conversation was long. the rest of ration of a new she is an intensification of the policy of abus

you are the most trish of all— president biden, you are the most irish of all american presidents.mour. an emotional day, in fact he was in tears at one point, today, joe biden. of course learning as well about the history of his family and about the history of his family and a great, great grandfather who has connections to ballina. in fact the cathedral you are looking at there in your picture has around 20,000 bricks that back in the 19th century was sold to the cathedral by his great—great—grandfather which built his business and it was that business that paid that paid for tickets for him to leave by the port to america some years later. so you can see the crowd there, great expectation they in ballina tonight. many of his distant relatives will be in the audience, presumably behind him on the stage. we will just await, this will be the finale of this four—day trip which of course began in belfast on tuesday. three days in ireland, a speech the joint parliament on thursday, a state dinner at dublin castle last night and then this finale here in ballina will stop let's listen i