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Britains long history of heraldry, titles, and what we are seeing in these proclamations is people around the country from a prejudicial age where you would have to proclaim that to nuking had come to the throne. because there wasnt television, or radio, or the internet, and you would be. this process would be repeated in towns and villages across the lands so that people would understand, have a visualization, that there was a new king on the throne. and this ceremony that we are seeing is all ...

Monarch. and for the vast majority of us. _ monarch. and for the vast majority of us, it_ monarch. and for the vast majority of us, it feels impossible to imagine _ of us, it feels impossible to imagine a britain without her. all our thoughts are with her beloved family. _ our thoughts are with her beloved family. our— our thoughts are with her beloved family, our royal family, our thoughts are with her beloved family, our royalfamily, at our thoughts are with her beloved family, our royal fam...

Another has been going since 2004, 2005, so, you know, thats -- thats kind of just a reference point, but we are here now, and so the -- the launch is exciting. it certainly cost a lot more than most us thought that it would. its taken a lot longer than most of us thought it would, but at least were here now. >> and the launch window opens at 8:33 tomorrow morning at kennedy space center in florida. well, with everything in place for a launch, the only thing left to chance now is the weather. ...

Crest tomorrow at 36 feet. authorities are also warning that there is a high likelihood that homes impacted during a similar flooding event in 2020 may experience flooding again this time around. for more on this, joining me now is the mayor of jackson, mississippi, mayor chokwe lumumba. appreciate you joining us on im sure is a very busy weekend. i want to ask you about your message to residents now. you had a news conference, a lot of urgency in your voice, the message was for residents to get...

In the past. for reference, the apollo program, nasa was created in 1958 and in 1969 somewhat less than 11 years later we landed the first humans on the moon. this program in one iteration or another has been going since 2004-2005. that is a reference point. we are here now and so the launch is exciting. it certainly costs a lot more than most of us thought it would and has taken a lot longer but at least we are here now. >> something else in space, black holes. that is always an interesting top...

The first is about power, entergy will likely shut off power to flooded areas. thats already started. hes seeing shelters open, one shelter open at a police facility. its been open for the past couple nights and hosted by the american red cross. theyve done this before. he also says this is the time to take pictures and have an inventory of your valuables because you know you have to go to the insurance company, you want your paperwork and documents prepared. do that now. this is also the mayor ...

People who have -- are immune compromised, people who have the kind of health problems like severe lung disease, severe heart disease that put them at high risk of this virus. so those, yes, but i think otherwise healthy people less than 50 youre good. >> so, doctor, you know, i think the reference point for many people may be the flu shot. you get a new one every year ideally thats different from the year before. whats the actual timeline, do you think, for getting a booster, a newly formulated...

Were being imposed on me, but not having any reference point. you assume youre the only person in the world. and so it took a long time and a couple of evolutions... interesting you say a couple of evolutions. because i think im right in saying that for a time you came out as gay. yes. as a gay male. and then you still felt at odds with this identity and you, in the end, after university, after, ithink, qualifying as a lawyer, you came out as a transgender person, a woman. you felt you were a fe...

Privileged end of the spectrum of trans people. im middle class, you know? university educated. but for me, i was extremely depressed. i had a lot of issues in my late teens and early 20s that i think were tied directly to a feeling of being lost. i wouldnt say thats entirely due to gender, but certainly its a major factor when you feel existentially on some levels different to people around you. and what im keen to point to in the book is that this is unfortunately all too common an experience....

A dissonance with certain aspects of gender that were being imposed on me, but not having any reference point. you assume youre the only person in the world. and so it took a long time and a couple of evolutions... interesting you say a couple of evolutions. because i think im right in saying that for a time you came out as gay. yes. as a gay male. and then you still felt at odds with this identity and you, in the end, after university, after, ithink, qualifying as a lawyer, you came out as a tr...