Prince george and we know he is cute. But you know who is at cute . Hes got more hair. 10monthold noah, parents Michael Buble and his wife luisana. What this is, are you dancing . He tries to touch his fingers. Finger to finger. Laugh. Aw what is his favorite Michael Buble song . I know what it is. Its not a Michael Buble song. Rain rain go away come again another day oh just delicious. He is. All right. We have got our spanx in a ball today. Yes, we do. Theres a man from esquire magazine who decided to write an article in praise of 42yearold women. Heres the man in question. The guy who wrote the articles name is tom junot. He wrote that women no longer have to worry about men finding them unappealing once they reach their early 40s. It seems like a nice article. And then you keep reading more. And its terrible. He writes, lets face it, there used to be something tragic about even the most beautiful 42yearold woman, if she had remained sexual she was either predatory or desperate. If
We do have to begin now with this growing measles outbreak. People sick in at least 14 states. And this morning its become a political issue with highprofile republicans questioning the need for vaccinations. Abcs Elizabeth Hur joins us with the latest. Elizabeth. Reporter good morning, reena and good morning to you, t. J. As you know, Health Officials are adamant. This is a matter of Public Safety and vaccinations work. But with some parents still on the fence, some politicians are now weighing in causing quite a stir. More than 100 people in 14 states and mexico have now contracted the measles prompting doctors and even president obama to sound the alarm urging parents to vaccinate their children. But this morning, politicians chiming in are creating a controversy. New Jersey Governor Chris Christie saying vaccination is a Parents Choice and fellow Republican White House prospect kentucky senator rand paul agreeing noting that vaccines should be voluntary and even linking them to men
Agree that its the unofficial history of National Review as it includes some Memorable Events in the magazines history that wont necessarily get mentioned in the official histories. Priscillas brother william f. Buckley writes in the forward to her book that after he founded National Review he reached out for an experienced editorial hand dragging priscilla from an exotic life as a reporter and editor ipparis into the indiggant billet of a struggling to be born venture in opinion journalism. Priscilla returned from paris in 1956 to work on brother bills brand new weekly magazine National Review. But first priscilla took a month off to do what she loved best, quail hunting in the morning golfing in the afternoon, and partying with good friends at night. Priscilla buckley graduated from Smith College in 1953 and worked for a year as a copy girl and Sports Writer for united pres. She spent four years as a radio rewrite staffer next she lived in paris france where she was a United Press Co
Of new orleans folks in the house. This is kind of old home week because Linda Villarosa been a friend to us for at this point. We have celebrate lindas work across many genres and we are really, really, really honored to get to celebrate this book. Tonights event is cosponsor by the feminist Womens Health center and just in a moment, i will introduce m. K. Anderson, who is the director of Development Communications at the feminist Womens Health center. To tell you a little bit about their work, first, i want to introduce van newkirk. Were having a little bit of tech issues with vans internet, so were going to keep working on that. But when our newkirk the second is a Senior Editor at the atlantic and the host and of the Peabody Award Winning flood lyons, a narrative podcast about Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath. For years, newkirk has covered voting rights, democracy and justice with a focus on how race and class shape the in the worlds fundamental structures. Then is a 2022 Andre
Youre watching from. We know weve got a lot of atlanta folks in the house, lot of new orleans folks in the house. This is kind of old home week because Linda Villarosa been a friend to us for at this point. We have celebrate lindas work across many genres and we are really, really, really honored to get to celebrate this book. Tonights event is cosponsor by the feminist Womens Health center and just in a moment, i will introduce m. K. Anderson, who is the director of Development Communications at the feminist Womens Health center. To tell you a little bit about their work, first, i want to introduce van newkirk. Were having a little bit of tech issues with vans internet, so were going to keep working on that. But when our newkirk the second is a Senior Editor at the atlantic and the host and of the Peabody Award Winning flood lyons, a narrative podcast about Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath. For years, newkirk has covered voting rights, democracy and justice with a focus on how race