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diane: yes.asy to misunderstand when you never interact with someone else, and to engender -- like he was brought up with all this hatred of the west. it was just fed in the jihadist ideology. to me, that was important too, to reach out to him. otherwise it is the cycle of violence just continues. judy: diane foley, a remarkable act to be able to sit down with him. thank you so much for talking to us. diane: thank you. ♪ judy: lynette medley is the founder and ceo of "no more secrets: mind, body, spirit," a comprehensive sexual health and awareness organization. based in philadelphia, medley and her team started by delivering menstrual products door-to-door to underserved communities, and have since established a groundbreaking menstrual hub. tonight, medley offers her brief but spectacular take on ending period poverty. lynette: i remember this young person and i call her holly. she looked me right in the face and she said, miss lynette, how do you expect me to respect and protect my body when o

diane roberts shares his story. ♪ diane: hope should not have come easily to rob jones.teran found courage following surgery to amputate both of his legs above the knee. his hope. >>, survive, recover, live is something i came up with in the first week after my injury. diane: jones persevered through over a year of therapy and recovery following his surgeries, testing several prosthetic legs. and in the process, became the first double, above-the-knee amputee to bike from maine to california, raising $126,000 for three nonprofits that help wounded veterans and him. rob: when you wake up after your injury or after whatever tragedy you're still alive and so you , gotta move on from that. you gotta get back on your feet. diane: his prosthetic legs are a mix of carbon and titanium, designed specifically for running. but his stamina is his own. starting in london, crisscrossing america, 31 marathons in 31 cities in 31 days. for those same veterans charities, his energy on a throttle. rob: i get it from the other veterans that are -- that have come before me and going to come

her cousin, diane perry says that attitude drew them together since they were young a. bond that only a grew as teenagers when heather moved from florida to tennessee. closer to diane. they became an inseparable pair and even went to college together in memphis. so it was only fitting diane was there the night heather fell instantly in love with a guy famed chris jones. >> heather went to a party on 1999 and she came home and we sat down and talked and giggled about this new guy that she had met, chris. >> diane recalls heather found chris fascinating. >> he dazzled her with wine and his only in of the world. >> she liked that? >> she loved that. she absolutely loved that. >> diane was surprised to see how fast the couple were moving. within weeks, they were living together. not long after, diane noticed a clang in her cousin, a big one. >> they got a lot involved with online gaming and things like. that they had a very, very sedintary lifestyle. that's when she gained about 250 hounds. >> 250 pounds over how much time are we talking about? >> maybe a year-and-a-half. >

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diane will be missed. her memory will live with us forever.ell, i'm major garrett in the nation's capital. good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> right now at 7:00. >> as the oak fire explodes near joed the race to save surrounding communities. >> meanwhile a lot of the smoke is about to drift our way in the coming days. you may not actually need to worry about it. >> a shoot out bullets. the terrifying, early morning wakeup call. >> with monke pox cases steadily on the rise a san francisco clinic is forced to close its doors because it has no vaccine left to give. >> just to be clear, we're in a bad spot. >> and what were they thinking? a confederate flag hoisted at sonoma raceway and the questions about why it took so long to pull it down. >> right now the kpix news at 7:00 is streaming. all hands on deck near yosemite to try to slow down california's largest wildfire so far this season. good evening. >> ryan has the evening off. tonight smoke from the oak fire is so intense

diane will be missed. her memory will live with us forever.norah o'donnell, i'm major garrett in the nation's capital. good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ca >> i was 17. i really wanted to see my mother and i wanted to be with her and... >> announcer: rebuilding a relationship with mom had a downside. >> judge judy: you allege that your identity was taken? >> announcer: now a daughter is forced to rebuild her life. >> judge judy: how many counts of identity theft were you charged with? >> i don't know. like three. >> judge judy: were you incarcerated at any time? >> yes. >> [ crying ] i just wanted to be with my mom. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 23-year-old lashapale copes is suing her mother, jzenita copes, for stealing her identity. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 418 on the calendar in the matter of copes vs. copes. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: parties have been sworn in. you may be seate

diane nash. dr. garcia. general vilma --. ambassador role --. senator allen sentence. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. [applause] pres. biden: please have a seat. good afternoon and welcome to the white house. thank you all very much and to all the cabinet members, elected officials that are here and former leg officials like joe lieberman, my good friend is here. so many critical people. i want to thank the vice presidents -- i want to thank vice president harris and this -- and the second gentleman. our nation has always been a work in progress. that is the work in story. it is not a simple one. it has never been a simple one. for the july week reminds us what draws us together long ago and still binds us at our best. what we strive for, we the people do what we can. the ideal america shines like a sun to light up the freedom of the world. that is the soul of our nation. it that is who we are as americans. that is who we see. an extraordinary group of americans on this stage that i have been honored to recognize t

diane nash. dr. julieta garcia. brigadier general wilma vaught. fred gray.mbassador raul yzaguirre. and senator alan simpson . -- senator alan simpson. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. ["hail to the chief" being played] pres. biden: please be seated. good afternoon, and welcome to the white house. i know this is kind of an old place for some of the guys that come here, but thank you all very much. and to other cabinet members and elected officials that are here, and former elected officials like joe lieberman, my good friend is here. and so many critical and important people. i want to thank vice president harris and the second gentleman for allowing us to join them. [laughter] it is a pleasure when you get to hang out together. on monday, we celebrated the independence of our nation, a nation that is always a working progress in the creation of opportunities in fulfillment of promises. that is the american story. it is not a simple one. it has never been a simple one, but fourth of july reminds us what rod us together long ag

>> first to what diane has said. believe, i was the come abortion clinic state to exist and they're always ing to b people who need education abortion. also those who lead follow-up abtion care. medication abortion is not 100% effective. it is very safe. it is the same medication in our clinic. but when you have a field abortion, so once that the abortion does not work or you have a situation where all the products have not come out or bleeding, the reality is, we still need to have places where people can come to because people are going to do medication abortion out-of-state by they're going to come home to finish it. once they are at home taking the second dose of their medication, they are now in place where there is no legal abortion clinics. people are going to need a place to go that will provide that care regardless of whether abor. as for the biden administration's lack of finesse on the pulling together a coalition, we know abortion is extraordinarily popular. we know especially now the outplaying of protes

diane keaton played kay, the american graduate who marries michael corleone.lm, as a character is more progressive, she does ask questions. what was that? that's an accident, . but nobody was hurt. she does challenge the world to some extent. and i think it's interesting because you see the mafia and the world through her eyes. at the beginning we are at the same point of view as her, we are the outsider curious about this world and want to know more about it. my father helped him with his career. he did? how? that is one of the strong points of the film but it's unfortunate, they could have done a lot more with the character. how long have you been back? i think she is often presented as this sort of lovesick, weeping, distressed women who is just in love with michael. what do you want with me, after all this time without even calling or writing. i don't think that she has to be a main character in this film, if you are going to reboot the godfather that is what you should do, that is what should happen. in the world outside the godfather in 1972, there were

diane keaton played kay, the american graduate who marries michael corleone.aracter is more progressive, she does ask questions. what was that? that's an accident, . but nobody was hurt. she does challenge the world to some extent. and i think it's interesting because you see the mafia and the world through her eyes. at the beginning we are at the same point of view as her, we are the outsider curious about this world and want to know more about it. my father helped him with his career. he did? how? that is one of the strong points of the film but it's unfortunate, they could have done a lot more with the character. how long have you been back? i think she is often presented as this sort of lovesick, weeping, distressed women who is just in love with michael. what do you want with me, after all this time without even calling or writing. i don't think that she has to be a main character in this film, if you are going to reboot the godfather that is what you should do, that is what should happen. in the world outside the godfather in 1972, there were waves of fe

we lost veteran cbs news producer diane ronnau over the weekend after a long battle with cancer.this remembrance. >> reporter: you may not have known her name but over the course of her more than three decades at cbs news, diane ronnau helped us all make sense of a chaotic world, much of it while dealing with her own private chaos, a 16-year battle with pancreatic cancer. >> much as i was extremely worried about being sick, i also wanted to, you know, participate in the rest of my life. >> reporter: she had enough grit to pave a freeway, enough humor to buoy a newsroom through even the ugliest of seas, and enough curiosity and compassion to remind us all why we got into this business in the first place. but perhaps her greatest gift was helping those around her find balance too. >> i'd much rather be cooking dinner, cleaning my house, taking care of my family, going to work than being sick. >> reporter: she refused to be defined by her diagnosis. diane was defined by her family, the devoegsz to her husband and their twin sons that knew no bounds. they were her headline, her own f

as someone, like diane abbott. — agree. as someone, like diane abbott. on _ agree.ng verbal— river really ends, frightening verbal abuse and some of it quite threatening, you know, iwould verbal abuse and some of it quite threatening, you know, i would go to the police _ threatening, you know, i would go to the police if— threatening, you know, i would go to the police if it was a real threat, and it— the police if it was a real threat, and it does— the police if it was a real threat, and it does keep me up at night, and i and it does keep me up at night, and iwouldn't _ and it does keep me up at night, and i wouldn't want people to think that they iwouldn't want people to think that they now— i wouldn't want people to think that they now have the right to behave even _ they now have the right to behave even worse because nobody is going to tell— even worse because nobody is going to tell them to stop, because you know, _ to tell them to stop, because you know. as — to tell them to stop, because you know, as shakespeare's character set, know, as shakespeare's charac

we lost veteran cbs news producer diane renault over the weekend after a long battle can cancer.rning's lee cowan has this remembrance. >> reporter: you may not have known her name, but over the course of her more than three decades at cbs news, diane renault helped us all make sense of the chaotic world, much of it while dealing with her own private chaos. a 16 year battle with pancreatic cancer. >> much as i was extremely worried about being sick i also wanted to participate in the rest of my life. >> reporter: she had enough grit to pave a freeway, enough humor to buoy a newsroom through the ugliest of scenes and enough nd why w got into this business in the first place. perhaps her greatest gift was helping those around her find balance too. >> i'd much rather be cooking dinner, cleaning my house, than being sick. >> diane was defined by her family. their twin sons that knew no bounds. they were her headline, her own front page news and the ones we carry in our thoughts. diane was a mentor, friend, loving parent who showed the rest of us how inspiring and rewarding a life wel

movements, diane nash was a fierce light in darkness. she did more than dream of better america, she helped build one. as a founder of the student nonviolent coordinating committee in the 1960s, she led some of the most important 20th-century civil rights campaigns that inspire activism around the world to this day. for her strategic savvy and absolute courage, americans owe a debt of gratitude to diane nash for helping forge a path toward a more perfect union. >>[applause] >>[applause] >> megan rapinoe. >> [applause] >> world cup champion, olympic gold medalist, named the world's best soccer player, one of america's great athletes. known for her creative play and leadership, she also leads with eight fierce wheel off the field. champion protecting the rights of fellow lgbtqi+ americans. perhaps the most dominant of any team in the sport in their successful fight for equal pay. megan rapinoe challenges and inspires millions of people who believe in themselves and the possibilities of our nation. >> [applause] possibilities of our nation.

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second commissioned poem in the exhibition it is by a brooklyn-based poet of haitian descent named diane xavier and her aim with this verse is really to bring the sound of that full-scale monument back into this silent. mckett. the poem is rhythmic. it's percussive you can see in the installation shot on the right how even visually it seems to pick up speed the words and start out space depart and then they gathered together and tumble together down the page you can find in her verse direct descriptions of the silhouettes jarring evocations of attempted escape and pursuit by slave catchers and references to family separation and the poem ends by describing a jet steel remembrance namely this monument of yet another yet another tragedy yet another place of suffering yet. people enslaved when you hear the audio. it doesn't sound as if the poem is finished. it ends with a kind of pause like an auditory m dash that seems to evoke in keeping with walker's monument a continuing the unrelenting effects of this catastrophe called slavery here is diane xavier reading her poem song for caravan by

dian fossey aptly called them gorillas in the mist. but when the mist lifts, they are gorillas in the sun, doing what mountain gorillas do -- eat, rest, eat some more, and snuggle. >> when you look in the eyes of a gorilla, you see a kindred spirit looking back at you. >>> deep springs college is an oasis of green set amid a no man's land of sagebrush and endless sky. >> putting like philosophy and love into two orders. >> here, students from around the world labor in the classroom and on the ground. where there is no football field, but there is an alfalfa field. and the syllabus includes philosophy, calculus, and pre-dawn cow milking. >>> it's about things that shine, and it's about the things, you know, that scream. >> some of the clothes really scream, right? >> sometimes. >> the voice of gucci's creative director is a little out of tune by design. some of his looks seem ripped from the back of grandmother's couch. others from a reno cabaret. we went inside the opulent house of gucci to ask why. >>> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill wh

. >> diane, great reporting, standby because i want to discuss this more. in cnn legal analyst rib marin, who is a civil rights attorney, good evening to you. reiber, i don't know for sure, i am not there, but it is one of those things that make you go -- situations, right? the independent investigation starts next week. you think that they will be able to get that weapon or will this be a he said she said town costs to asian. what is up? >> don, we know that if a quick 2nd, and looks like a duck, it is probably a duck. the fact that all 8 of the modules resigned and put this in time, the fact they all used similar language in the resignation letter, all of that is how the suspicious. look, i am a civil rights attorney, i have been involved with a lot of cases involving a hostile work environments in stressful situations. rarely do you see someone with 21 years on the job resign, stating a hostile or toxic work environment because someone knew it has been there less than 2 months. typically, when you see hostile worker moments, someone is talking about havi

kriti: thank you to diane swonk. want to get to a quick headline on the italian situation, as we monitor it. italy five-star will take part in the confidence vote. we now have three coalition parties. the league, the five-star movement, and another have all said they will not take part in this confidence vote. it is inching the italian government closer and closer to collapse. we will bring all the headlines as they come to. but now, let's get global headlines from mark crumpton. mark: ukraine's first lady will appeal face-to-face with u.s. lawmakers for air defenses for her country. speaking of capitol hill, she told lawmakers stories of children killed or maimed by airstrikes, or shot to death as their families tried to flee with them. as she spoke, graphic photos were displayed for the audience. boris johnson has signed off at his final event as prime minister he had this bit of advice for the next prime minister. >> to my successor, whoever he or she may be, number one, stay close to the americans, speak up for t

sisters shared their stories for the first time on national television in an emotional interview with dianeyoung woman now. today she's 21 and spent time in foster care. she was 17 years old in this video. she was the child who escaped the house through a window and called 911. >> they throw us across the room. they pull our hair. they yank our hair. i have two -- my two little sisters right now are chained up. >> okay, how old are you? >> i'm 17. >> reporter: it was her bravery that saved them all. some of the children had chain marks on their arms. they found at least one child chained to a bed. >> all right, let's go ahead and detain the parents. >> reporter: jennifer turpin, the oldest of the children, who never had to live with a foster family, talked about the physical abuse she overcame at home with her parents. >> every day, did you wake up in terror? >> yes. because i -- i was afraid to do one little thing wrong. if i did one little thing wrong, i was going to be beaten and not just beat. beat till i bled. >> are you okay? do you want to take a minute? >> i want to take a break, ye

moratorium is still in effect and in the course of our reporting we met a t wonderful woman named diane bolden who is a property provider and she went through something similar where she felt she had to evict her tenant and she lost rent. i will tell you gladys she was able to recover losses through some rent relief programs so you should see what's available because i know there are some organizations that are trying to help people like you get some of that money back that they lost from the pandemic . >> to shreve ohio, richard, good morning. >> it's a major question we have is people got paid that extra money. i can't think of what you call it. the $600, you got that on top of your unemployment . why weren't these people able to pay their rent is my first question and i'vegot another question . >> i guess i would tell you that the rent costs more than themoney they bought . >> richard. >> if they paid is up to that point, they should have been making the same amount of money as they were if they would have been working with that extra money the government gave them for the year . >>

in the middle the famous moshe diane with his eye patch. and on the right yeshakrabeen a younger robyn then the chief of staff of the armed forces. he they the three of them arrived about two three hours after. the old city had been taken. and they waited. their pr people knew what they were doing. they had them wait just outside the lions gate. and this picture that you see of them striding forcefully into the old city to take it over. they the pr guys gotten to wait until the cameraman could be in position. particularly the television cameras and then the three of them came in and strode in and the picture. literally went around the world and symbolized israel taking over. the the not only the entirety of jerusalem, but over the next 48 hours all of the west bank. what's interesting today? is that the lines that were drawn in those six days? on the west bank are essentially the lines that exist today. people did not think that would be the case. at the time the victory had been so total. that they thought surely there would be a peace tre

diane nash. dr. juileta garcia. brigadier general wilma. fred gray. ambassador raul yzaguirre. alan simpson . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. ♪ ♪ >> please. please have a seat. good afternoon, and welcome to the white house. i know this is not a -- this is kind of an old place for some of the guys that are coming here, but thank you all very much, and to all the cabinet members, elected officials that are here, and former elected officials like joe lieberman and my good friend is here. so many critical people and important people. i want to thank the vice president, vice president harris, and second gentleman, for allowing us to join them. they're joining us. but it is always a pleasure when we get to hang out together. on monday, we celebrated the independence of our nation, a nation always a work in progress in creation of possibilities, the fulfillment of promises. that's the american story. it's not a simple one. it's never been a simple one, but the fourth of july week reminds us what brought us together long ago and still binds us, b

[ applause ] >> [ applause ] a fearless leader of the freedom rides in nashville sit in movements, diane nash was a fierce light and darkness. she did more than dream of a better america, she helped build one. as a founder of a student coordinating committee in the 1960s, she was some of the most important civil rights campaigns that inspire activism around the world to this day for her strategic savvy and absolute courage, americans owe a debt of gratitude to diane nash for helping forge a path toward a more perfect union. [ applause ] megan renner p no. [ applause ] world cup champion , olympic gold medalist named the world's best women's soccer player, megan rubino is one of america's great athletes, known for her creative play and leadership she also leads with a fierce will off the field. a champion protecting the rights of fellow lgbtq i plus americans. a leader on the u.s. women's soccer national team perhaps the most dominant of any team in any sport in their successful fight for equal pay . [ applause ] [ applause ] alan simpson. [ applause ] is by increasing polarization he bro

diane gallagher, cnn, charleston, south carolina. >> wow. diane gallagher, thank you so much.analyst lonnie coombs. this is an unbelievable case. some of the evidence could be blood splatter on murdaugh's own clothes and he is also the one that called 911 and we know he's on the scene in some way. if you're the prosecutor in this case, this is helpful to you. >> absolutely. great to be with you, laura. i would be thrilled to have this blood spatter everyday. it's high-velocity blood spatter from an assault rifle. we know the indictment the shotgun was for paul, for maggie an assault rifle type was used and was shot in the back perhaps when she was fleeing and when she was down she was shot several more times. to get that high-velocity blood spat or your clothing you have to be in close range. so if they were able to link the blood spatter on his clothing, that basically puts him there at the time she was killed. >> not just having blood on one's clothing, but the idea but coming out of a victim in that particular way as you describe, it's heart wrenching to think about it. he'

diane worked tirelessly to protect and preserve the environment and was an outspoken advocate for the people of the valley. she was a dynamic agent of change who championed the creation of the elkhorn foundation, the arts council, the community foundation of santa cruz county and the land trust of santa cruz county. madam speaker, diane porter coolly's outreach and i philanthropy extended far and wide throughout our community. as we say goodbye to a daughter of over 95 years, may she continue to inspire us for generations to come. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from indiana, mr. baird, for five minutes. mr. baird: madam speaker, i seek permission to address the house for five minutes and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. baird: madam speaker, today i rise to address an issue plaguing my constituents and my fellow hoosiers and americans across the country. catalytic converter threats. from the outside looking in, it may seem like a small problem but law enforcement, auto

mohamed el-erian, diane swonk, michael caroli, jeff rosenberg.y one place to watch reaction and the drumbeat to the fed coming up later. it begins at 1:30 eastern time. leigh-ann: keeping you up to date with news from around the world, with the first word, i'm leigh-ann gerrans.. bloomberg has learned the justice department is using a grand jury to investigate efforts by former president donald trump and his aides to overturn the election. the focus is on creating fake collectors and pressuring former vice president mike pence to certify the victory. no comment from the trump camp. senate majority leader chuck schumer has told others that he doesn't think there are the votes to pass the big tech bill. still, the bill cosponsors have maintained they have enough votes for passage. in europe, natural gas prices soared again after russia tightened its grip on the energy supply. prices surged as much as 14%. it is now 10 times higher than usual prices for this time of year. gazprom says there is a maintenance issue. shares of spotify are rising. they

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tell to success at maintaining stability as a reason to break presidents and stand for a 3rd term. diane, a show liver is chief economist, they know to economics and independent consultancy. she said up, diana, we heard there about developers going bust, but also the misappropriation of funds a both these scandals, the real estate scandal and these frozen bank accounts are linked to corruption. basically some of them are linked to corruption, but actually this is much bigger than that. there is geno social discontent at the way says in being has changed the current how the economy runs in china and his economic policy. in particular, his ideas about the housing and the real estate market. to what extent, how, how big are you talking? because according to estimates construction work, for example, as hold it in the past year on 13000000 apartments. where, where could all this lead? well look, i mean it's, there's the construction side, but there is also something even more important. the majority of household wealth is in housing and shipping has declared that houses are for living in, not

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