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This week we are featuring Audrey, a very playful, 1-year-old female cat who enjoys flopping over on her back to get attention. She is affectionate but does enjoy play nibbling when you pet her.

AUSTIN – Governor Greg Abbott today officially filed for re-election in Austin. Joined by Texas First Lady Cecilia Abbott and their daughter Audrey, the Governor thanked supporters in a video

>> the point is that parents who were spooked by critical race theory, none of whom can define it pretty ask them what it is they dont know. what they do know is black people are being centered their histories being taken seriously if you say you are concerned about history in america, why is it that when it comes to black history and audrey. >> i find that a disingenuous argument. [applause] because i do not think that is what people are objecting too. i think most people course are some places...

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Evidence was that that is actually happening. take a listen, though, to one voter who we just randomly sampled this morning outside of this polling location. >> the important issue this year was education, of course. weve got to make sure we have the right people doing the right things for our education. its parents responsibility to make sure our children grow up. so we should play a big part in our kids education, as well. >> reporter: now, theres no denying, jose, that theres a lot of enthusi...

To be able to travel, have also not got their voices at such an event. and, you know, one of the really big advantages of virtual communication that i know ive experienced, and some of my colleagues, is that weve been able to be more inclusive and some of the events because people can participate when they might not have been able to travel, perhaps for other personal reasons, so i would love to see much more virtual technology. you know, theres huge advances in virtual technology as a result of...

Studio. youve been sending in your questions about climate change and cop26 — and earlier, we tried to answer these in "bbc your questions answered". joanna gosling was joined by professor lorraine witmarsh — environmental psychologist at the university of bath and director of the centre for climate change and social transformations. and also professor alice larkin — professor in climate science and energy policy at the university of manchester. she started by asking lorraine how much cop2...

Alice, do you have any idea how much it might be costing? no, im afraid thats not our area of expertise, unfortunately but i suspect it would be a very large amount. 0k. im frantically trying to find the answer myself and im not having any luck. well try to find an answer for you, audrey, on that one. lets go onto a question for you, alice, from margaret. she says weve been bombarded about saving the planet, we have to cut greenhouse gas. how can the world take any of the seriously? i for one ca...

You kind of hope so. but do i think there should be kind of a balance to it? yeah. were working to get jen psaki on the line. but first earlier in the show we asked this immortal question. why are you up? i want to watch history. thank you, john. another is up with his kitten jane. dan, what have you got on that? >> audrey is up because her cat managed to get its head stuck in a trash can. audrey, weve all been there. in fact, my 6-year-old has done that too. david, meanwhile, is up early to mak...

>> thanks for joining us live from west texas. a phenomenal flight for the second human crew. soexciting to send captain kirk himself william shatner to space. i cant wait to hear his commence upon return and our 2 customers chris from australia. to all of the fans from down under a big shout out and our very own audrey powers. coming back home. the booster is going to beat the capsule back home. its shaped with a blunt end. what we will see coming up shortly is at the top of the rocket we have ...