jeremy jones, the united nations family at a critical time, colonizing her way and the gap between the reach at all and who for to let in my voice to those who are suffering the malls from the social and i me of could be 19, i'm ready to pull up my sleeves and work hard it hand in hand. you only, he's when sure. mean an exit route. corey, for all is the only way we can cover as arch fire is only we can achieve semen. one main goal, super super ready in my all my voice. ah, so much reaction on you to keep the comments questions coming? yeah me, this is money. what is it like to be a woman, an activist, alice celebrity. we just learned there that you are u. n. d, p. good. well master. now. so having all of those, those responsibilities wrapped up together, how do you manage to, how do you decide what am i gonna support? what am i not going to support? i'm, i think being a woman, an artist and an activist philanthropist, blah, blah blah. even though these are just terms, 1st of all, i'm a woman and i think every woman in our only to way or big way, find themselves advocating for other peo

two members of that family, april and jeremy jones join us now. welcome. you both. you were in this fishing competition out on the water and what happened, april? >> so we were driving and all of a sudden the ray spotted eagle ray jumped into our boat and hit me and flopped around and ended up in the back of the boat and everybody started freaking out. >> sandra: then there was a huge effort to make sure that this beautiful creature survived. i know he were dumping water on it but trying to get it back into the water. and what happened? >> so we were cruising in the front of the boat and it hit her and hit my grandpa, got to the back of the boat and thrashing around breaking everything. we tried -- my grandpa and i both tried to pick up the ray and weren't able to do so and tried to use a boat paddle for leverage. made a few phone calls with no success for help. we took off to the sea lab. when we got to the sea lab april took off in to get help but luckily two other boats had pulled up behind us and between me and my grandpa and the two other gentleman th

proposed by david jones, jeremy hunt. proposed by esther mcveigh and anthony. penny mordaunt proposed by andrea letson and seconded by craig treacy. rishi sunak proposed by dominic raab, seconded by stride list trusts by simon clark, —— list trusts seconded by stride list trusts by simon clark, —— liz truss. nadhim zahawi by brandon lewis and those eight will be at the ballot tomorrow between 130 and 330 with the result announced as soon as we can after that. thank you. so graham brad , let can after that. thank you. so graham brady. let us — can after that. thank you. so graham brady, let us recap _ can after that. thank you. so graham brady, let us recap on _ can after that. thank you. so graham brady, let us recap on the _ can after that. thank you. so graham brady, let us recap on the eight - brady, let us recap on the eight candidates you listed in the mix are rishi sunak, he resigned last tuesday not too far from a week ago, the trade minister penny mordaunt came in terms of its nominations, as well as those two and the others. 0ne well as those two and t

biggest thing that we have right now across the board is our feed poultry farmers, jeremy fish of honest fish company and dan jonest farms say the cost of feeding the chickens is starving their budgets. the only thing as far as overhead costs that you know, they keep going up and up and up and up and up and up like it's tripled within the last two years. independent farmers use organic nontraditional sources for feed . larger facilities depend on corn shipped from the midwest. corn is what really drives the price. mattis is the president of the california poultry federation. he says 60% of the cost of producing chicken is in the corn feed. and shortages and shipping issues are also factors of rising costs. percent depends on some cuts might be up more than others, but average of nine or 10% contributing to the problem. less feed is getting to the chicken farmers because those midwest growers are using it for ethanol that you find here at the gas pump pushing that it should be used for feedstuffs from people and animals rather than gasoline, but a lot of midwest people are trying trying to make it make their ends m

jeremy for your kind introduction. i also appreciate on this sunday afternoon we have. joel jones the assistant director of the library and appreciate him being here. appreciate all the help that i've had with the technology. i hope things are. working well, this sound like things are up. okay, so even though there's only a few here. there's untold at least 10,000 listening in right now. so well, i hope you have a good time today. i want to have a good time. i think history should be enjoyable even when you you deal with some things that the good the bad and the ugly right? so i for me, i like to generate light instead of heat. i will tell you right up front that i'm not six six generation mormon heritage. i'm a guy that street wise from la that tied into the latter-day saints is an adult and so i think it might be helpful for the audience. those are very face and cultures because i've looked at this topic in many others from the outside looking in and now from the inside looking out that makes sense. so i'm going to kind of just take you on a tourism of some things. i'm going to