laura lee has been a part of the center since the very beginning 25 years ago. so the 1st mikey center came about 3 women called maggot catholic gangs. maggie herself had a diagnosis of breast cancer and she did to fight aspects of care that weren't being provided within our system. here in the u. k, the 1st center opened after maggie had died. when we were asked to work on other centers, the other hospital grains, her friends who happened to be frank gehry, richard rogers, norman foster. then offered to to help and who wanted to take part in providing a maggie center and different hostile grains. maggie center in lead just one example of how architecture can help in the healing process. ah. speaking of healing, a smile can also have a therapeutic effect, which is why soothing colors are cheery. images can transform a drab cityscape. i, christina, you could to enhance this buildings all over the glow with his monumental wall paintings that invite you not only to smile, but to linger in the italian city of south of rome, a giant meal is being painted. the city ha

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k. executive director named laura lee has been a part of the center since the very beginning 25 years ago. so the 1st maggie center came about 3 women called maggie catholic gangs. maggie herself had a diagnosis of breast cancer and she didn't defied aspects of care that weren't being provided within our system. here in the u. k, the 1st center opened after maggie had died. when we were asked to work on other centers, other hospital grains, her friends who happened to be frank gehry, richard rogers norman foster. then offered to to help and who wanted to take part in providing a mikey center and different hospital gray and maggie center in li. just one example of how architecture can help in the healing process. ah, well speaking of healing, a smile can also have a therapeutic effect, which is why soothing colors are cheery. images can transform a dr. cityscape. i could see know you could to enhance this buildings all over the glow with his monumental wall paintings and invite you not only to smile, but to linger in the italian city of south of rome. a giant meal being painted the cit

laura lee williams again said little as changed with indigenous people still exposed to what she said is systemic racism in canada. this one school has definitely caught a lot of attention around the world. there's so many vision leaders that pass, woke up about this. i find when we, we speak up about their we have to repeat herself over and over and over again. and it gets tiring. it's hard, work grateful that these children are being found. we always knew that they were there and it's not just those children. so this is lawana can start to seek grades . there's so much systemic racism against ash del to be and this is exactly why our women and girls are indigenous women and girls are going cmc murdered at a high rate. you know, as an in business woman, we're still at the bottom here in canada, and these are our own lands. so the systemic racism has to stop. illegal raven fronts ended in horror on friday night to revelers reportedly held. their hands partially blew off when the picked up police stung grenades as officers tripped in on the curfew defying party. the. 7 7 the event took

laura lee williams, who told us it in no way makes up for the atrocities this state has committed. i've been trying to get my own inventions name, but yeah, it hasn't happened yet. i was supposed to get when my mom passed away. but you know, in that moment it was just too hard for me. i had to leave my moms as or when the kids were taken to residential school. they actually were numbered. they, they had to go by numbers just why a small small step that the government taking the government. oh, oh, much, you know, it was the government who made the decision to take the kids to take her languages to take their culture, to take her name, to try to kill our candidates genocide against her people. with the discovery of the 215 children class, they can't hide the truth any more. so i guess they're trying to make up for what they did. but this is a wall wall step. you know, a lot of our language is, are actually dying on monday, the canadian government and non stop in indigenous names can be used in their original spelling for identity and immigration documents. about 6 years after report

laura lee at the cool tea bar says neighbors need help recovering. >> need support from the city, hopefullyopen all the iron gates and get all the visitors back into the city in chinatown. >> reporter: on reopening day, san francisco sheriff paul miamoto paid a visit reminding shop keepers his deputies patrolled the neighborhood supporting economic and emotional recovery as many in the community fear being targeted by criminals. >> i want to be down here not just as a member of the aapi community but also as the sheriff, so that people are reassured we're here for them, here to keep people safe. >> reporter: locals and tourists should feel comfortable in chinatown. there are signs recovery is beginning. >> i say come out. >> reporter: tourists from missouri enjoying the sights and the cookies from the golden gate cookie factory. >> i was trying to find the golden gate fortune cookie, that was my goal. now that i did, it's great. >> reporter: excitement about chinatown the community hopes is contagious. jean elle, "today in the bay." >>> new this morning, a new warning from the state water b

k. executive director dame laura lee has been a part of the center since the very beginning. 25 years ago. so the 1st market center came about 3 women called maggie catholic gangs. maggie herself had a diagnosis of breast cancer and she didn't defied aspects of care that weren't being provided within our system. here in the u. k, the 1st center opened after maggie had died. when we were asked to work on other centers, the other hospital greatland's, her friends who happened to be frank gehry, richard rogers norman foster. then offered to to help and who wanted to take part in providing a mikey center and different hostile grains. maggie center in leads just one example of how architecture can help in the healing process. ah. well speaking of healing, a smile can also have a therapeutic effect, which is why soothing colors are cheery. images can transform a dr. cityscape. i could see no, you could, te, enhances buildings all over the glow with his monumental wall paintings and invite you not only to smile, but to linger in the italian city of south of rome. a giant meal is being painte

laura lee has been a part of the center since the very beginning 25 years ago. so the 1st maggie center came about 3 women called maggot catholic gangs. maggie herself had a diagnosis of breast cancer and she didn't defied aspects of care that weren't being provided within our any system. here in the u. k, the 1st center opened after maggie had died. when we were asked to work on other center, the other hospital grains, her friends who happened to be frank gehry, richard rogers, norman foster. then offered to to help and who wanted to take part in providing a maggie center and different hostile grains. maggie center in leaves just one example of how architecture can help in the healing process. ah. well speaking of healing, a smile can also have a therapeutic effect, which is my soothing colors are cheery images can transform a drab cityscape. i could see no, you could. t enhances buildings all over the glow with his monumental wall paintings. invite you not only to smile, but to linger in the italian city of south of rome, a giant meal is being painted. the cit

portrayals what they are, and all i can say is you do have for them -- if i look at a character like laura lee youngblood we see a person who is not in that -- cast in that vein, so i understand the hesitancy. it is what it is. but i think there's another side of that. i think that there's negative portrayals of different kinds of people in different kinds of novels, and i won't detail all that, and i'm hesitant about some of those, and i do teach them. that's another long conversation. >> supposed to be a love tragedy where the hero, max, wife has died, attempting to -- episode only family planning and then he transfers and supposed to have fallen in love with a woman in europe who remind hmm of lillian, his lost love. but i think in the same way that we might think of the -- marsh the value of, saying, like, the contemporary musical or rap culture which has dramatic holes in his representation of men and women that continue to have salience and currency for the contemporary generation, that we could sort of take that approach that we have things that are going to give us reasons, moments for

do not pay attention to the guys coming in from your rear, and he will try to smash lee between his two forces, laura forced lee to fight back near richmond, he confederate capital. the fastest way to get the army general out to fight is to threaten the capital. politicians don't like that. a third portion of this plan will be to send horsemen, 12,000 men, sorry, 10,000 men to the west and the south to cut the orange in alexandria, the richmond fredericksburg potomac rail lines, and leads telephone line of communication. lee would be forced to fall back and then forced 10,000 horsemen who would slow as the union army re-concentrates south of fredericksburg. remember, lee has a seven mile defensive line here in fredericksburg, well fortified. the union army tried to attack it in december 1862. it did not go well. what is hooker going to try to do? forcibly out to do battle somewhere else. booker's men will march very rapidly. they will cross the river and they will get behind robert e. these forces. leave will be pinned between a force and fredericksburg and have men coming into a crossroads known as

. >> laura: joining me now, the executive producer of that documentary, founder of the woodson center. lees this documentary, everyone has to watch this? incredible story of real hopelessness and redemption. why is this important now, especially given everything that's happening in this country? >> look, we know what the problem is. it's father's. statistics bear that out. there are also solutions. the work back people -- reaching out to the three guys that are featured in our film, three men who grew up without fathers or abusive fathers, went to gangs, courts, the attraction of games was that family and father figure, and all the structure and discipline that comes from gangs. it's bad discipline, but it's discipline. and then prison. in cayman prison ministry program, in came god, in came. it changed at these three guys lives, and they are now no longer a problem for the people in the area of chicago, indeed, they are part of the solution, too. we wanted to give a hopeful and positive story in an era in space where there aren't many. that the fact of the matter is, one of the great bias

congressman andy barr, lara trump, mark green, mariannette miller-meeks, lee zeldin, the daily caller vince coglianese and dhs official laura reads out of the house republican first hearing today on the origin of the pandemic which fills more than 600,000 americans, the democrats still stonewalling, china threatened scientist to keep silent about what they knew about the dangerous virus research in china desperate push to get a hold of u.s. virus technology, we also have president biden hitting the road to sell a costly infrastructure deal the hard left trying tode sabotage it say no climate plan, no deal, climate activists claimed dozens of demonstrators were arrested protesting and blocking entrances at the white house, we are watching your wallet will show you a stunning estimate of the amount of fraud at taxpayers expense riddle through government pandemic loan programs and a new house push to clawback tens of billions of dollars in jobless benefit claims thehe late-night host having a field day slamming the media and big tech and social media for censoring andg misleading voters, will break it down and hours to go befo

iowa's marionette miller meeks, lee zeldin, dan meuser of pennsylvania, vince collagnese, former dhs official lauraeese. new revelation on out origins of the pandemic which killed more than 600,000 americans. democrats are still stonewalling. threatening china being silent what it knew about the dangerous research. we have china's desperate push to get ahold of u.s. virus technology. president biden hitting road to sell a costly infrastructure deal. the hard left trying to sabotage it. saying no climate plan, no deal. climate activists say dozens of demonstrators were protested, blocking entrances at the white house. we are watching your wallet. we'll show you a stunning new estimate of the amount of fraud at taxpayer's expense, riddled through government loan programs. we have a new house push to try to claw back tens of billions of dollars in fake jobless benefit claims. late night host having a field day, slamming both the media and big tech and social media for censoring and misleading voters. we'll break it down. just hours to go before former president trump visits the border. we've got the f

lee didn't show the complete genome. it is in this section. it was different too. laurau are imparting noble motives on the chinese, you are not a political person, i am. i will do that, brought you on for that. >> i'm not saying -- talking about the american physicist who wrote these letters. they have no evidence anymore. the evidence has basically disintegrated. laura: if that is the case why do we still have so many well credentialed scientists and other researchers who refuse to see what you two, the brightest mind in the field analyzed and said very persuasively in the journal? why? >> hard to understand why people think the way they do, so i stick with the facts here. if you just look objectively this is a singularity with respect to there are no animals that have this in nature, no people had this earlier like we've seen previously in the virus looks like a vaccine in terms of its genetic purity. of the three hallmarks of agnosis, the animal, the virus in the human all point to the laboratory it is remarkable to me that people don't just say that it is quite clea

laura: all of the start in the home. >> it really does and i am happy to see lee produce this film because it is too -- to produce redemptivees for young people. for example in washington dc, she took the sons and daughters of inmates to the back of the security prison and for a week during the summer they get a chance to interact with their children, the warden says the only outside program they allow in, the most peaceful time in the prison, and once a week the same men help the kids with homework, the alliance of concerned men in washington dc who have transformed creditors and made them ambassadors of peace and they became surrogate fathers in the form of coaches. most people can't tell you the name of their high school teachers that contribute the names of their coaches. i am pleased that we and others are focusing on remedies coming from within the community suffering the problem, my own dad died when i was 9 years old which meant i had to find fathering through surrogates and those surrogates were in the community but they are underreported and we don't discuss enough about solutions coming from the community. laura:

to get the right information as you lee and more come you've got to continue to evolve with the data. and that's what i was trying to do, always tell the truth. >> laura: is that's what we are calling it? evolving? this is the follow-up. >> even when personal emails come out -- you pass the test that very few of us would pass. >> laura: that's funny, really funny. they trusted the ccp more than they trusted the american people with the truth. we know that lots of people inside our government and big tech, and the media, were not motivated by the science or health, but they were motivated about what was going to help them defeat trump. this is why conservatives don't trust the experts in the globalists that they serve. trump didn't destroy their credibility, they did it to themselves. now most of us are simply going to ignore them. they've proven to be liars. calculating enough to use public fear to drive irrational policies. while at the same time rejecting beneficial therapies like hydroxychloroquine. the angle got it right on most of the big issues. why? we developed our own independent reliable sources of information. frontline doctors who actually