i want to if you can take a few questions here and asha invite you to comment as well. there are afew groups around this policy prescription related to education so i'm going to quickly read them . kurt couldn't from the institute of world politics asks if nina can elaborate on education as an antidote for disinformation and colonel jason thrash was with us at the cannon institute is our foreign area officer fellow who is in the eurasian region and he asks nina to comment on ideas for digital and media literacy to combat disinformation attend to what estonia has done so talk about education as an antidote. >> i think both of us can be together, it's not just education and media literacy or digital literacy has to be separate and i'll bring it up ukraine as an example of a good case where this has really have an impact in a short period oftime . the organization, i think there are a few experts on the call from what i saw from the attendees list and i always bring up their program learn to discern which trained a bunch of librarians who then went out and trained people i

thank you jane and asha. nina said exactly right. we at the kennan institute were enormously pleased to have found nina. really it wasn't as supporting nina but her work supporting the mission at a really difficult time for talking and thinking seriously about russia, ukraine, former soviet region issues and anything that had a whiff of election interference. you all know very well, i can imagine england on this call hasn't noticed you can't open your mouth and have a conversation about what's happening in that part of the world without it becoming about american politics. nina comes along with just a doggedly i would say clear commitment to the idea that you can work on this topic and not have it just american domestic politics or some other kind of political agenda. i want to offer a few further thoughts about why this book is so worthwhile to pick up and read. i have read it and really enjoyed and benefited from it, why the kennan institute was so important to support nina and her work. first is that there's something almost metap

asha wanted to get to europe with her children and her sister's family.to do it and said she could pay him back when she was there. translation: he told me, it's so easy. you can work and pay me the money back. we didn't have any money. he said he'd do everything for us. he took me to alexandria. me and my sister, with her daughters and her husband. they were told the boat to europe was leaving the next day, but that never happened. asha thinks she was drugged. when she woke up, her kidney had been removed. translation: i found myself in a room, with blood everywhere. the door was locked and i started kicking it. then i called the police and they came and got me. they took me to the hospital. there, they told me my kidney had been removed and they put a bandage on it. i couldn't sleep. the wound was still open, so there in the hospital, 00:09:28,871 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 they stitched it properly. asha's kidney was stolen, and she never saw her sister or her sister's family again. she thinks they were murdered for their organs. translation: we don't kn

as a young literary force, asha's debut novel "fifty words for rain" taking the book world by storm.e this is a prank and someone's about to just come along and shove me into a locker. >> you started writing this when you were 16. in some ways you and your main character came of age together. >> we definitely did. so i wrote the first three chapters when i was supposed to be paying attention in physics class. i did not do very well in physics that year, spoiler. but i felt very lucky that i got to grow into a young woman with nori by my side. >> reporter: the epic tale chronicling the life of nori, half black, half japanese girl born scandalously to a royal family. in post world war ii japan. >> i wanted to tell a story about a girl who blossoms in isolation despite the fact that she really doesn't have anywhere to grow into. and luckily when her half brother comes along he really opens up her world. >> reporter: nori is a love story about siblings deeply resonating with readers. >> nori and akira had such a sweet and special bond that just touched my heart. >> we the readers are see

centers like this one called hope asha you were instrumental in providing patient care before the pandemic doctors say socialisation helps immensely in managing the disease. but now things look different group sessions are no longer held and all the caregivers wear protective gear and maintain social distance the change was confusing and isolating for a sedan should be asians. to the caregivers sitting next to bear having you know giving them come forward. they were perplexed what is this. and they were already calling them come here come here more literate surgeons adjust to their new circumstances the end is also helping patients at home they have to look to schedule and activity kits with cognitive exercises which they've then helped to be truly do accordance. gaged hopes of good episodes of violence which can be aggravated by isolation. and become very aggressive in turn out for 3 to 3 months when they left for good of don they were not even take an option to the park or even our playing and that and their become very aggressive mark after following this routine that we gave them there

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>san francisco city leaders are proposing new action to crack down on illegal sideshows supervisor asha south but he says the new legislation not only goes after the driver is putting them behind bars in impounding their vehicles up to 30 days, it also goes after sideshow facilitators people that also. >>set the perimeter. the people that use their vehicles to set up these events and in criminal terms called aiding and abetting. those 2. we'll have their vehicle seized. >>san francisco police chief bill scott says a special sideshow unit has been for 15 new surveillance cameras will also be installed to help investigators catch sideshow drivers and participants for this to work effectively. >>is we have to be able to put the driver behind the wheel. then we can do something with that case increasing the penalties for participating in the illegal stunt driving events comes after labor day is deadly shooting in the city's excelsior district. >>it's dangerous for the participants is dangerous for the spectators is dangerous for all the folks who are within range of this particular event in

mayor reed is backing up that morning with supervisor asha south 80's, new legislative proposal aimedt getting tough on illegal stunt driving events in the city so want to be very clear if you do involve yourself in these activities. >>and we're able to videotape and document your car and your activity. >>the you have the penalty of being arrested and put in prison for up to 6 months. we have the ability to impound your vehicle. first offense no less than 2 weeks. second offense a little bit longer than that and 3rd offense just shy of 30 days, what we're asking if you're going to post it online given to us as well that is because san francisco police chief bill scott says investigators need video evidence to identify side chill drivers and their vehicles for this to work effectively. >>is we have to be able to put the driver behind the wheel. >>then we can do something with that case. >>however the proposed legislation does not stop at prosecuting sideshow drivers. >>the people that also set the perimeter. the people that use their vehicles to set up these events and in criminal term

>san francisco city leaders are proposing new action to crack down on illegal sideshows supervisor ashauth but he says the new legislation not only goes after the driver is putting them behind bars in impounding their vehicles up to 30 days, it also goes after sideshow facilitators people that also. >>set the perimeter. the people that use their vehicles to set up these events and in criminal terms called aiding and abetting. those 2. w

asha's brits are living up the last of freedom. the public was just about getting back to normal or a syllable is coming they were told to eat out to help out the stuffing was the talking sector leading to a very busy month of wining and dining told the travelers rules were locked and encouraged to get back into the office to kick start the economy when suddenly the u.k. decided to clamp down again on irenaeus the timing of it and says the exemptions causing confusion many brits upon seeing like it's the last orders oh wait it's also this yeah everyone's here tonight. to celebrate. all of us at the last night of great is don't tell us young people to go out and up on the down be like no you can't go out anymore it's that except i don't believe that why don't you just stated on the day when you really say no oh i will a couple days after i think is a good trick however i don't have 6 friends so it does not implement it doesn't mean anything to me i'm just going to take advantage of until monday and then i'll just make sure to stick

famous cycle race was postponed from july and is taking place under a strict sanitary protocol that asha butler reports. to defrost teams arrived in the small eastern french town of lateral due power having been given the all clear after the round of coronavirus tests it was a tense wait last week several cases were detected and 2 positive tests in any one team would have led to its disqualification after a training session brace leader promotes rutledge said the results were a relief. really happy. racing here the kind of a pandemic is forced to talk organizers to impose new rules on the race teams are regularly tested and kept apart cities and towns on the 3 week route have had to adapt we had planned an open fan zone for the public to see the start of the race but the health crisis meant we had to reduce the number of people on the site then last week the region was declared a code red zone so we had to change again and cancel some of ends in town a few kilometers away thousands gathered but far fewer than in previous years it's different this year you can't get near dividers at the s

in the fall calls across much of the borneo down across into and again working their way down some asha and eventually more in the way of showers across areas of java with more of the scattered showers and thunderstorms across much of the philippines and then to the southeast of australia some rain the 4 calls to plenty of cloud as you can see in the last few hours people have still been enjoying the fine weather in signal there not quite as warm as it was look at this the south a day 22 is the high with a chance of a few showers and then this rain system a very widespread quite heavy rain working its way into these western areas of new south wales trading down across into victoria as well that will work its way east as sunday quite a cloudy day quite a blustery day as well with those winds and then another system is this really beginning to wind up here in the great by it so it does mean we've got cloudy conditions a mason shot blustery winds in puff and eventually that rain on its way towards tells mania as we head off to the start of the week. for decades criminals made millions trac

centers like this one called hope asha you were instrumental in providing patient care before the pandemic dr seuss socialization helps immensely in managing the disease. but now things look different group sessions are no longer held and all the caregivers wear protective gear and maintain social distance the change was confusing and isolating for a sedan should be asians. to the caregivers sitting next to bear him her going you know giving them come forward. we were let's what is this. and they were all really calling them come here come here while the president's adjust to their new circumstances the end is also helping patients at home be have to look to schedule and activity kits with cognitive exercises which they've then helped to be truly do. gauge hopes of what episodes of violence which can be aggravated by isolation. and become very aggressive in turn out for 3 to 3 months when they let down they were not even taken all claim to the bar or even are playing and that they're becoming very aggressive mark after following this routine that we gave them there's a lot of difference. t

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. >> supervisor asha safed saying in addition to opportunities th allow parents to reenter the a lot of families that are having to choose between do i stay home and watch the kids or do i have a place that i can or that my kids can go to, a good learning environment so i can feel good about going back to work. >> while the program is currently serving fewer than a thousand students organizers hope to expand and eventually accept as many as 3000 students. the city leveraging public spaces including recreation and parts buildings to serve as learning hubs. >> they are getting caring adults to help them with technology and making sure they are focused on their learning and providing them with food and managing their break time. ensuring that they get exercise and allowing the kids to social distance in a safe way. >> the learning hubs will remain opened through the remainder of the school year. san francisco could have some prekindergartenners through 6th graders as soon as september 21st back in class. >>> christien krafton fox 2 news. >>> hurricane sally is spinning at a slow pace ri

here's the author, asha lemmie. >> good morning, america.ing to find where they belong. >> oh, thank you for that message from her. we cannot wait. we are going to have her on "gma" later this month. "fifty words for rain" available everywhere today and you can read an excerpt of the book on goodmorningamerica.com. be sure to read along with us on our instagram at "gma"bookclub. >> can't wait to start. let's go back to ginger. >> reporter: thank you, amy. good morning, everybody. we got to get to the healthy hands working to ease food insecurity in our country. more than 50 million americans are now at risk of going hungry and the pandemic has only made it worse. so this segment sponsored by wells fargo. they have teamed up with feeding america to help those in need. cars filling bank parking lots in the hot summer sun, but these folks are not here for an atm. >> come up here, sweetie. >> reporter: instead -- >> thank you, baby. >> reporter: they're picking up food for their families. >> i have a husband that's a lung cancer survivor so we'r

centers like this one called hope asha you were instrumental in providing patient care before the pandemic dr seuss socialization helps immensely in managing the disease. but now things look different group sessions are no longer held and all the caregivers wear protective gear and maintain social distance the change was confusing and isolating for residential patients. to the caregivers sitting next to bear having you know giving them come forward. they were perplexed what is this. and they were all really calling them come here come here while the residents adjust to their new circumstances the end is also helping patients at home be have to look to schedule and activity kits with cognitive exercises which they've then had to be true we do not keeping patients in gauge helps of what episodes of violence which can be aggravated by isolation patients and become very aggressive in turn out for 3 to 3 months who are nonetheless. they were not even taken out to the bar or even are playing and that and they're becoming very. smart after following this routine that we gave them there's a lot of

>san francisco city leaders are proposing new action to crack down on illegal sideshows supervisor asha south but he says the new legislation not only goes after the driver is putting them behind bars in impounding their vehicles up to 30 days, it also goes after sideshow facilitators people that also. >>set the perimeter. the people that use their vehicles to set up these events and in criminal terms called aiding and abetting. those 2. we'll have their vehicle seized. >>san francisco police chief bill scott says a special sideshow unit has been for 15 new surveillance cameras will also be installed to help investigators catch sideshow drivers and participants for this to work effectively. >>is we have to be able to put the driver behind the wheel. then we can do something with that case increasing the penalties for participating in the illegal stunt driving events comes after labor day is deadly shooting in the city's excelsior district. >>it's dangerous for the participants is dangerous for the spectators is dangerous for all the folks who are within range of this particular event in

justice ginsburg, ashas alread been said this hour, famously said she had three strikes against her when out of law school and looking for work. she was a woman. she was a working mom. and she was a jew. and i'd like to begin by talking about her jewish faith, which was so important to her. i was reminded tonight that in the jewish faith, those who die on rosh hashanah are believed to be blessed with an extra type of divine righteousness it was deeply a part of who she was as a thoroughly modern figure and as a woman like justice o'connor, despite having sterling, first-class credentials, a huge intellect, had such a hard time breaking in >> and isn't it amazing that it was all the day before yesterday? we're honoring a woman who faced those barriers 20 minutes ago. and like john lewis, like justice o'connor, someone who we were able to watch move from a place of exclusion and of limited opportunity to the pinnacle of power. and once at the pinnacle of power, always remembered from whence she came and how she had to open the path for others. and i think that part of the legacy here for j

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