absolutely. >> and that was one of the reasons, trudy, wasn't it?ou stood for that by—election? >> absolutely. you got involved with politics. >> absolutely. you got involved witibutlitics. >> absolutely. you got involved witibut obviously windscale, as >> absolutely. you got involved wiwast obviously windscale, as >> absolutely. you got involved wiwas sellafield' windscale, as >> absolutely. you got involved wiwas sellafield asindscale, as >> absolutely. you got involved wiwas sellafield as itdscale, as >> absolutely. you got involved wiwas sellafield as it is:ale, as >> absolutely. you got involved wiwas sellafield as it is now.as it was sellafield as it is now. just how many jobs does that provide for part of the country? >> about 27,000. there's about 80,000 nuclear in the 80,000 nuclear workers in the country. those country. and of those about 27,000 area. 27,000 work in this area. nobody's does nuclear better than we do in west cumbria. we've got seven reactors. nowhere else is there that concentration of reactors and all of the processes arou

i love you, trudy, and i'm not alone. [ applause ] so let's cut to the chase. i am happy to report that we have been, we are, and we will always be the strongest state in the nation. in fact, the state of our state is stronger than ever. for over a decade, we have advanced nation-leading policies to support working families. we've grown our economy. we've acted boldly to protect our state's iconic places. we've advanced equity. we've built more housing. we have fought for a woman's right to choose. and we have ushered in a clean energy economy. in an era -- [ applause ] it is fair to say, that in an era of tremendous change, washington has emerged as a beacon of progress for this nation. and this year, we're going to make sure that that light shines even brighter. [ applause ] -- this is my -- this is my 11th time i've had the honor to address this chamber. and i have a bigger audience every year. there are 1 million more washington ans today than when i took office. because washington is the place to be. and i welcome our new washingtonians who have seen the g

their families also deserve credit, as well and particularly my family and a special person to me, trudy. i love seeing the child care center she inspired us to build for capital families, which is among many causes she advocated for. clamor >> this is not the script, but i want to share a secret. i love you and i'm not alone. s'e let's cut to the chase. i am happy to report that we have been and we are and we will always be the strongest state in the nation. in fact, the state is stronger than ever. for over a decade, we have advanced nation leading policies to support working families and we have grown economy. we have acted boldly to protect our state's iconic places. we have advanced equity. we have built more housing. we have fought for women's right to choose and we have ushered in a clean energy economy. >> [ applause ] >> is fair to say that in an area of tremendous change, washington has emerged as a beacon for progress for the nation. this year, we are going to make sure that it shines even brighter. >> [ applause ] >> this is my 11th time that i have had the honor to address t

and it's very trudy with us being very dillman and the acidic. i do think the offer is, should work to, towards achieving some senior ability factors and minimizing their water usage using sustainable packaging and, and like quite easily recycle. i think, especially nowadays, anything that can help us environments. good thing. if i can drink beer and health, fantastic. why would i not like, that's great. the bread beer trend helps prevent waste and save resources and shows how more sustainable brewing doesn't mean sacrificing taste the. and finally, we're off to the netherlands, where one does photographer walks in the footsteps of the old masters by staging his daughter in historical paintings. and he uses every day materials to do it. the east portraits reflect a bygone era, even though neither brushes, no oil paint are used here. the photographs are reminiscent of paintings in the style of the old dutch masters such as render on motions on names, peck, and john on the for his work, paula carrington's poses for her father, dutch photographer he

those who do not come down would be executed. trudy, this is exactly what happened with the most young men, tortured with the electric shocks, stripped them of the po to tied their hands behind the backs. know what to say. and for those who wants detained by is riley false, is escaping the medical facility presented its own challenges. glenn, those who by the way, we go out was a miracle we slipped off this night is only god knows how we manage to get out. ok . so now the search for safety is taking these palestinians south the long gas is coastal road with this rail threatening a ground operation. and rough are finding refuge is becoming increasingly difficult . jackie brown, elder 0 we'll see, you know, as up in the hills has some of the palestinians killed in the occupied westbank on wednesday and the night to vine and is rarely raids. one was 19 year old mohammed saw here who was shown some killed outside the refugee camp, where he lived. who are con, join the family, and i'll be re, she sent us this report. a fresh post of 19 year old mohammed to hear shots down in his youth, his

those who do not come down would be executed. trudy, this is exactly what happened with the most young men, tortured with the electric shock, stripped them off, they purchased this type, the hands behind their backs. i don't know what to say. and for those who wants detained by is riley forces escaping the medical facility, presented its own challenges in those who, by the way, we go out was a miracle we slipped across this knife is only god knows how we manage to get out. ok. so now the search for safety is taking these palestinians south the long gas is coastal road with this rail threatening a ground operation. and rough are finding refuge is becoming increasingly difficult . jackie brown, elder 0 well, the us secretary of size is heading to israel as a diplomatic push for as these find golf gains momentum, anthony blinking has been meeting regional foreign ministers in egypt. meanwhile, washington says that a draft resolution cooling for an immediate cease 5 will be voted on after un security council on friday. gabrielle ellis on day is this report from the united nations, a u. s.

nutrition suffered by pregnant women will affect generations to come as the level of nutrition is trudy, her wrist take it up to a rack racking about 90 percent of pregnant women do not have anything close to adequate nutrition. and in a, this is up sleep a critical time and, and it's in a person's life, you know, being to try to grow a baby. it's huge resource from the mother. and we know that many of the women, even prior to this conflict coming into pregnancy, had things like anemia. but you never think stream mom nutrition. it is absolutely true. there are many more babies being born that are very much smaller than what they expected. and colleagues and the grind to reporting, they know huge increase and pre term birth as well as breath restriction, and also very sadly arise number of discouraged and still birth certificate nutrition was to repeat the unusual me notice from the crypt from underneath the opiate. for example, in the mid eighties we've seen a time, you can see what other um, areas of the world with an effect back home safe where nutrition has become an issue for pregna

those who do not come down would be executed. trudy, this is exactly what happened with the most young men, tortured with the electric shock, stripped them of the po, type they had is behind the back, so i don't know what to say. and for those who wants detained by is riley forces escaping the medical facility, presented its own challenges. glenn, those who by the way, we go out was a miracle we slipped across this 9th is only god knows how we manage to get out for now. the search for safety is taking these palestinians south along guys is coastal road with this rail threatening a ground operation and rough uh, finding refuge is becoming increasingly difficult. jackie brown, elder 0 as he now from tarik assume he has moved from rough ends, southern gaza. this is where the army has been threatening to blow up the entire hospital as they are still hundreds of patients and people are still stuck inside the hospital without getting a permission to leave us. specifically that the majority of men where existing in the hospital has been around have been arrested by the it's very forces. some

those who do not come down would be executed. trudy, this is exactly what happened with the most young men, tortured with the electric shock, stripped them of the po, to tied the hands behind their backs. i don't know what to say for and for those who wants detained by is riley false is escaping the medical facility presented its own challenges. glenn, those who by the way, we go out was a miracle we slipped across this 9th is only god knows how we manage to get out for now, the search for safety is taking these palestinian south along. guys is coastal road with this rail threatening a ground operation and rough or finding refuge is becoming increasingly difficult. jacket. brown, elder 0 funerals have been health this time of the 8 palestinians killed and occupied westbank on wednesday. and the knights of bondage is very rates. one was a 19 year old and a 100. so here he was shot and killed outside the refugee camp. he lived in laura con, joined the family now right from where she sends this report, a fresh post of 19 year old mohammed says here shots, down in his youth, his face joine

those who do not come down would be executed. trudy, this is exactly what happened with the most young men, tortured with the electric shock, stripped them of the po, to tied the hands behind their backs. i don't know what to say. and for those who wants detained by is riley forces escaping the medical facility, presented its own challenges. glenn, those who by the way, we go out was a miracle we slipped across this knife is only god knows how we manage to get out for now. the search for safety is taking these palestinian south along causes coastal road. but with this rail threatening a ground operation and rough uh, finding refuge is becoming increasingly difficult. jackie brown, elder 0 johnny. my quote has more on the latest strikes from rough as we started to see an ad version b as really here's flags across the gaza strip and defend from area. and in the northern western part of dogs and city where a residential building and an entire residential building with the family evacuating inside the whole family, was targeted and destroyed. if 10 people reported goes right away and with

those who do not come down would be executed. trudy, this is exactly what happened with the most young men, tortured with the electric shock stripped to them of they purchased this type, their hands behind their backs. i don't know what to say. and for those who wants to change by is riley forces escaping the medical facility presented its own challenges. glenn, those who by the way, we go out was a miracle we slipped across this knife is only god knows how we manage to get out for now. the search for safety is taking these palestinian south along, guys is coastal road. but with this rail threatening a ground operation and rough uh, finding refuge is becoming increasingly difficult. jackie brown of elder 0 is ready on a has carried out a wave of attacks across the gaza strip. this was the scene a short time ago in northern garza. it has been a series of logic explosions in the last hour. there was no word yet about any casualties. meanwhile, in the south, at least a people were killed when a family home in the rough neighborhood of nasa was targeted. in con eunice, at least 3 palestini

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those who do not come down would be executed. trudy, this is exactly what happened with the most young men, tortured with the electric shocks. stripped them of the coaches tied the hands behind it. next is i don't know what to say. and for those who wants to change by is riley false, is escaping the medical facility presented its own challenges. glenn, those who by the way, we go out was a miracle. we slipped off this knife is only god knows how we manage to get out for now. the search for safety is taking these palestinian south along. guys is coastal road with this rail threatening a ground operation and rough or finding refuge is becoming increasingly difficult. jackie brown, elder 0 is telly mcquease. joining us now from rough uh, bring us up to date. first of all, honey on the latest on the attacks that have been going on. the is well delayed is that were getting it from han units. sun roof where the 2 residential homes were targeted and over night relentless air strikes of the people still more people in eastern part of find you and that's a small village between brooklyn, on han

what the difference was between us as a sony and a she a, you didn't understand what besides p goes. trudy was or what the border disputes are. here are these tribal lands as a result of that treaty and the evacuation of those empire from this area and the cost and tribal and border disputes here. but he's a very insecure guy and he's a guy that over compensates with all of that hyper masculinity. and so you can talk to mr. trump and educate them about something you have to tell him a story. and so it's a h r mcmaster in the oval office. try to explain that every 3 to sunni machine to be reviewed by trump and bully. cuz trump didn't want you to know that he didn't know. and so i found a way to talk to him about these things and that was by telling them stories. and so i was on his playing with them and i said, hey, you know, do you remember lawrence of arabia? and of course, he did remember that movie which came out in 1962. and we talked a little bit about peter a tool who played t e lawrence in the movie, but then i said to the president, do you remember what the plotline was at the movi

those who do not come down would be executed. trudy, this is exactly what happened with the most the amend, tortured with the electric shock. stripped to them, of the coaches applied the hands behind the backs. i don't know what to say for and for those who wants to change by is riley false is escaping the medical facility presented its own challenges. going about who you thought the way we go out was a miracle. we slipped off this knife is only god knows how we manage to get out for now, the search for safety is taking these palestinian south along, guys is coastal road. but with this rail threatening a ground operation and rough uh, finding refuge is becoming increasingly difficult. jackie brown, elder 0, you'll have him on his own here as now from a rough. i want to talk to you about all she found the 2nd. but 1st, what's the latest on the attacks that have been going on in the last few hours? it is well within the past the hour, particularly we, we just, we started to see and as far as in v as really years strikes across the gaza strip and defense from area and in the northern we

think it's a wonderful who's dying, minimal trinity to speak of indian culture because of so many st. trudy's, of decline, india is that i using once again, a bungee or i truly influence a narrative, but it can only emerge when you actually have hawk by me. otherwise, you're 20. as in day moses, more and more as a possible economy, a little over 2 years ago, 31991 phoebe's nomic liberalization. india is due to be with smaller than a few, then the grocery store know of a few car companies in the us. we would that for me, there's 2 or 3 companies made more money than all of and go, well, every of us that for and within just took this isn't our lifetimes. there's not a 5th of this economy on a base one with a total. i just, you know, it's been a fantastic book because of that there's much more interest in, in the, if you go about the anglo phone wall, essentially you see us families and to, to canada illustrated. we have an outside influence on global culture of play in new york. you know, can change how the entire world thinks about the americans evolution. and we didn't hear, i mean, except mo

it's a false base, trudy, but it's too long. best to watch philosophy among the other one, do you not believe it? someone actually believe me if you want to make a book of best and then you have to dump it down. i do not. i'm just like you told me that the don't know, but you're going to so much philosophy. you know, they want to get good for yours. no one was willing to publish it. but i said publish my 1st book. it actually was blessings. it just broke off in the 1st week and, and what prompted you to write the book? i started writing the book for my says, i began as a bill of philosophy, disease. what was the philosophy? an answer to this question, what does he, what, what does he, what does he mean? somebody to do that to speak? well, you should write, are you part of it will in my family, an idea of watching tv. and we discovered something very interesting, you know, for the ancient versions, those were restroom persons, the most important for them. gardens will call it a who dies. and demons will call the day of us. ok, wh

me to speak of and then go to because after many, st. trudy's of decline, india is that i using one to get a one g, or i truly influence a narrative body can only emerge when you actually have hawk, but otherwise, it's wanted. as in de mode is more and more as a powerful economy a little over 2 years ago. 31991 phoebe's nomic liberalization. india is due to be, was smaller than a few, then the grocery store know of a few kind of companies in the us. we would that for me, there's 2 or 3 card companies made more money than all of and go, well, every of you look back for, and we can just put this in our lifetimes. there's not a 5th of this economy on a base one with a total. i just know it's been a fantastic book because of that there's much more interest in india. if you go about the angle form will essentially you'll see us maybe and to, to canada illustrated. they have an outside influence on global culture of lee, new york. you know, can change how the entire world thinks about the american revolution. and we've been here, i mean it's a model of new york, but this applied to the botto

before trial, judge trudy white disclosed that she knew the victim, and chiquita had been her law clerk object. >> should you have gotten hurt recused? >> absolutely not. she was a very fair judge. >> greg's lawyer said they do not disclose everything about their relationship. >> we discovered that the victim had actually represented judge white in a civil lawsuit. >> judge white did not respond to our request for comment. greg's attorney also said the harris family received letters after the trial claiming someone else killed chiquita, because she knew too much about something. but, the cops will tell you that every leader they chased down brought them back to one man. someone who robbed a family of a shining young star. in april, 2016, a louisiana district court denied greg harrises petition for a new trial. >> it has been years now. do you miss her? >> i miss her so much. everything. i miss it all. >> baton rouge. the river rolls on. but, without that fiery young lawyer who had come so far, so fast. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching.

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those who do not come down would be executed. trudy, this is exactly what happened with the most young men, tortured with the electric shock. stripped to them of the purchase, tied the hands behind their backs. i don't know what to say. and for those who wants detained by is riley forces escaping the medical facility presented its own challenges. glenn, those who by the way, we go out was a miracle we slipped across. the smart is only god knows how we manage to get out. ok. so now the search for safety is taking these palestinians south along guys is coastal road with this rail threatening a ground operation. and rough uh, finding refuge is becoming increasingly difficult jacket. brown, elder 0. the setting lock was joining us now from we're off a honey. i want to ask about ocean hospital in a moment, but bring us up to date with the latest on the attacks. first of all, the yes. well, and the overnight of tax cross broadcast city, particularly in the northern eastern part of the city. i killed that least, the 8 people reported 2 guys are being hospital and multiple injuries. also repor

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. $37.00 is closed between 7 am and 6 pm. trudy up. now i can ask, how do i apply for child depend if it's not good, that's why it's on the test. wasn't the right time, sir. you can't find anything now i'm at them. so the error messages that we get back from the public, i'm from tests we do ourselves get passed on to alpha alpha to figure out what needs to change to make the inputs more accurate. 60, it's always about the accuracy of the inputted. i emailed it so you can always cut down about the technology is still in the test face and not yet liable. 2023 was a delicate time for alpha, alpha, eunice. andrew is needed fresh money from invest. it's. meanwhile, microsoft and open i, we're getting more of an advantage. in fact, the race starts today and we're going to move, we're gonna move fast. and for us, every day, we want to bring out new things. on march 14th, 2023. can i release check g p t for the most powerful artificial intelligence? today's just at the same time, greatly reduced cost, since we use it for you in a central us. a

. >> do it, trudy says , and this >> do it, trudy says, and this is a bit more balanced.she stood for and what you were getting. if you voted for her. i wish you could say the same for the current shower in all parties. well, yeah. you want to know what you're voting for, don't you? >> brian says. good morning alan. stephen, to good see you back. stephen. i trust you're feeling better. maggie was a strong woman, a great woman. all thatis strong woman, a great woman. all that is great in great britain . that is great in great britain. pity there's no one like her today sort our government out i >> michael. 5mm hm >> michael. it is, says maggie, caused thousands to be out of work, she told farmers not to produce food. she stopped schoolchildren having milk. she sold our food to europe , then sold our food to europe, then bought it back. what would you call her? >> she was margaret >> yeah, she was margaret thatcher, snatcher, thatcher, the milk snatcher, wasn't ? but, i mean, if wasn't she? but, i mean, if you're going to be strong and you're going to be strong and you're g

and the former transport minister and the tory mp copeland, trudy harrison , mp for copeland, trudy harrisonews night. he news last night. he was broadcasting in whitehaven in cumbria, course bev cumbria, where of course bev turner yesterday she gave turner was yesterday she gave her reaction to the, in my view, distinctly underwhelming budget, i the memo . sticking to the i got the memo. sticking to the plan. don't want to go back to square one. yes, we've ticked many of the boxes . growth is up many of the boxes. growth is up slightly better than germany , slightly better than germany, better than france, better than italy. >> i thought we were in recession, but it's still up . recession, but it's still up. >> they try, don't they, to be loyal. look, it was boring. now. bofing loyal. look, it was boring. now. boring budgets are often better. >> but as if you're running a successful economy there better, potentially six months away from it. >> because i think the idea now of the may election, i've wasted my £5 bet with paddy power . my £5 bet with paddy power. actually, i had a tenner on a m