what hurt adriana was the embarrassment and humiliation.just kept coming at her. >> the school eventually expelled the four students who attacked adriana. the ocean county prosecutor's office ultimately charging all four with assault related charges. adriana's death part of what some are calling a nationwide mental health crisis involving teenage girls. according to the recent cdc report, one in three teenage girls seriously considered attempting suicide in 2021, up nearly 60% from a decade ago. >> we don't know exactly what's causing it. in the school systems, we are locking resources in this rise to demand. >> the acting superintendents and central regional high school followed all state laws in andreano's situation and deny the school has a problem with violence. >> based on our data alone, it doesn't indicate what's a culture of violence. we don't condone that. >> the acting superintendent saying as of march the action plan underway to enhance and increase awareness of student support services and expand communications with parents and

adriana? >> elizabeth palmer, thank you. putplcorated troops who claimed to have taken the city of bakhmut. the city's been reduced to ruins after weeks of fierce fighting. the latest from kyiv. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. it's certainly been a busy week for president volodymyr zelenskyy, who's ditched his usual zoom appearances in favor of face-to-face meetings. ♪ zelenskyy's been clocking up the miles, traveling across europe, then to saudi arabia for his first visit to the middle east, and ending up at that g7 summit this weekend in japan. and his charm offensive is already paying off. >> i do believe that we can -- it can be a game changer. >> reporter: bringing in the cash and the heavy duty weapons. >> good to see you. so, we are meeting quite often. >> reporter: more aid has been pledged, including a whopping nearly $3 billion military package from germany. and an announcement from the uk and the netherlands that they are building an international coalition to help procure f-16 fighter jets for ukraine. follow

>> reporter: that's right, adriana.e learned that president biden who is at camp david for the weekend is scheduled to speak with speaker mccarthy by phone later this evening. you mentioned there were negotiating teams late last night, back at it this morning only to emerge around midday. we saw speaker mccarthy and he said they were taking a chipotle break. they returned with chips and queso for the press and went back to the closed-door session. they say progress is being made and republican negotiators say they are getting closer on the big stuff. but there are still some sticking points on. so smaller more specific issues, including a gop ask for work requirements to be attached to nutritional benefits and other welfare programs, including what's commonly called food stamps. >> so does a deal appear imminent? >> reporter: i think everyone is hoping that. i will say both sides seem more optimist you can in the last 24 hours but they don't have a lot of time because speaker mccarthy promised the 72-hour waiting period

good evening, adriana. >> reporter: good evening, norah.as literally been falling apart for some time with bricks that they believe to be from the building often found on the ground. davenport right now is tense. there are protesters camped out near this site, demanding that everyone be recovered before a demolition. >> i'm so sorry for all involved, especially the families of the unaccounted for and anybody that's been displaced. >> reporter: rescue crews may search the building again, but it's unclear when due to safety concerns. >> you can't run up to a pile of bricks and rocks and just start throwing things off as much as we want to. we want to get everybody out, and we want to do it right now.d to bin tuesdayning b later clarified it would be a multi-step process. >> it's methodically got to get done. it could be hours or days depending on what we see. >> reporter: protesters don't want a demolition until all people and pets have been found. >> whoo! >> there she is. >> reporter: encouraged by the rescue of 52-year-old lisa brooks last

he will also be appointing adriana cooler to the board of governors as well. she will be the central bank's first latina policymaker in its over 100 year history. and lisa cook will be renominated for the first -- full 14 year governor term. philip jefferson nominated as vice chair and adriana kugler will be joining the board of governors. to the markets, s&p trading, but nothing too crazy. first solar up 24%. they are buying a tech company in europe that will help them produce more efficient solar farms. that could be a win for solar. ira money continues to rollout. yield higher on the front end. seven basis points higher. you mesh consumer sentiment really low. expectations really high. that's not overall really good when it comes to consumers. >> it's interesting you bring up the consumer and the concern that was highlighted in that data because we are certainly not seeing that when it comes to the luxury sector here in europe. this is year to date 13% and it has been pushing up to record highs. what i think is interesting is that this has been driven at th

norah. >> norah: a lot of questions, adriana diaz, thank you very much. the beach in hollywood, florida. two people taken into custody and certain for three others involved in the mass shooting that had people running for their lives. manuel bojorquez says it was one of two dozen mass shootings over the holiday weekend. >> reporter: gunfire shattering a peaceful holiday weekend along this crowded strip of the hollywood beach broad walk in florida monday evening. >> the margaritaville on the beach. they're shooting. >> reporter: by the time the gunfire was over, nine people were shot according to police. four victims were minors, the youngest just one year old. >> you could see parents dragging their kids, trying to take cover. >> reporter: police say the gunfire broke out after two groups started fighting. two arrested and charged with firearm charges for the shooting rampage. this was just 1 of 21 mass shootings nationwide memorial day weekend. in all 91 people were injured by gunfire, 16 were killed. today police were back at the hollywood beach scene l

>> adriana diaz, thank you. >>> protests today in san francisco following the district attorney's decision to not file charges in the shooting death of a suspected shoplifter by a walgreens security guard. cbs' jonathan vigliotti reports says the d.a. says the totality of the evidence supports the guard's claim of self-defense. >> reporter: the death of 24-year-old banko brown is the latest image of a city blinded by shoplifting and petty theft. protest are protesters call it murder. >> file the charges right now! >> reporter: the district attorney says it was self-defense and is not filing charges. >> i understand the reaction as human beings that many of us who have seen that video now had. i shared in that reaction. but as i said, as ai could not . >> reporter: the surveillance video footage released by the d.a. shows brown with a bag of unpaid items in his hand exiting walgreens. 33-year-old security guard michael anthony blocks brown, shoves him, and then punches him several times before knocking him to the ground. the fighting continues until brown grabs the bag and heads to the exit

>> norah: adriana diaz, thank you. following the district attorney's decision to not file charges in the shooting death of a suspected shoplifter by a walgreens security guard. cbs's jonathan vigliotti reports the d.a. says the totality of the evidence supports the guards claim of self-defense. >> reporter: the death of 24-year-old banko brown is the latest incident in a city blinded by images of shoplifting and petty theft. protesters called the shooting death murder. >> justice for banko brown! filed the charges right now! >> reporter: the district attorney says it was self-defense and is not filing charges. >> i understand the reaction, as human beings, that many of us who have seen that video now had a beard i shared in that reaction. but, as i said come as a prosecutor, i could not stop there. >> reporter: the surveillance footage released by the d.a. shows brown with a bag of unpaid items in his hand exiting walgreens. 33-year-old security guard michael earl-wayne anthony blocks brown, shoves him, then punches hi

maria: desde hace un aÑo, adriana rodrÍguez se siente impotente ante el dolor que vive su hijo adriÁns, la ropa. es tener la presencia en vida. >> todo el mundo sabÍa lo que iba a pasar, y nadie dijo nada. maria: asÍ, los abuelos de uvalde, texas, enfrentaron la muerte de sus nietos siendo estoicos y rehusÁndose a morir de dolor. >> la vida sigue para ustedes, pero para mÍ, no. cargÓ con un dolor tan grande, que tal vez no se vaya nunca. ilia: el dolor es indescriptible. abuelas, drena rodrÍguez, y dora mendoza, participan activamente para lograr un control de las armas participan activamente para lograr un control de las armas de asalto, que está te la mereces, así que alza esa cerveza. estas ahi en happy hours... y feriados. cuando no queda nadie y cuando están los de siempre. cuando unos van a jugar, tú vas a trabajar. porque tú no solo levantas barriles. también levantas la noche. ♪ eres un luchador. y esta es tu recompensa. modelo. la marca de los luchadores. lowe's knows that when you get more savings. y esta es tu recompensa. you get a lot more summer. with deals to kick off ne

yeah this happened down under 19 year old adriana ocampo says she tried to avoid an airline baggage feeby wearing her baggage campus, says she and her friend 19 year old emily allen, mirta. lighten their suitcases by simply wearing most, if not all of their packed close. it's hilarious. it's very funny videos funny, but they didn't work. they still had to pay the $65 baggage fee, and they were forced to sit through the entire flight wearing all of their clothes. come on. that's ridiculous. they can pull this off because where do you draw the line? what if i'm wearing four layers? five where did and then i get the baggage fee? right cough? you think they should have gotten it for free? i do. i do. or at least you know for the laugh. why not next to the sanitary in who just walked across the stage to graduates happened in mount vernon, iowa. one oh, 1 101 year old fred taylor was finally able to claim his degree in music in person at cornell college 80 years after earning it, so here's the thing. taylor was originally in the class of 1943. but before he had a chance to graduate, he left t

adriana is also a belarusian tennis player, yuliya gotovka reached the 1/8 finals of the tournament intalian city. our compatriot met with the representative of the usa christie and for two sets gave her only 4 games, 6:2, 62 how long have you been holding a book in your hands? they leafed through page after page greedily, tasting every word from all manifestations of human creativity, the most amazing and worthy of attention. this book in books lives at home, the voices of people of the past are distinctly heard, everything that mankind has done has been preserved, as if by magic on the pages of books it survives centuries.

they sent us this video of adriana trekking through the mud on the san leandro shoreline here to reach shark and eventually get it. back into the water, we're told , adriana has a lifelong affection for sharks, and she even has a shark tattoo right there on her neck and bill leopard sharks fairly common in san francisco bay. they really are out in the bay. and even we saw some, you know, you seem in lake merritt. once in a while, you see him anywhere. there's a title influence as you look outside. right now. you're looking at the big bay and you're looking at angel island. i always get a kick out of that only not angel island. pardon me, treasure island because you realize that's just all fill, right? that's uh, you know, they built that up for the pan pacific fair and it's just a big piece of land. they're doing a lot of work out there. now. if you haven't been out there, check it out. there's a lot going on treasure island. okay, so this low see the one down below in southern california that someone's been keeping his cool, it's kind of budging. and as it budges this next one budges

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. >> adriana says she lives in millbrae and is only here because her husband has a business lunch near by. >> it is truly disappointing what you see on the streets! i am walking into stores and i don't feel safe. >> reporter: the five-story nordstrom opened a market stree almost 10 years ago in 2014. in a statement, mall managers said that the closure of nordstrom underscores the deteriorating situation in downtown san francisco. a growing number of retailers and businesses are leaving the area due to unsafe conditions for customers, retailers and employees. employees like tatyana. >> i do feel bad. i knew that i was going to happen. i knew it. look at the situation around. >> reporter: she works at the fragrance counter and said customers used to be split evenly between tourists and locals, mostly business people who work in the area and would shop on their lunch breaks or after work. now, she says there are hardly any customers at all something the nordstrom alluded to, saying that the dynamics of downtown san francisco market have changed dramatically , impacting customer foot traff

. >> reporter: adriana flores, a single mom of two boys was watching every dollar, even working full-time as an educator, she earns less than $40,000 a year. how challenging was it for you to make ends meet with the kid? >> we could get by. but how horrible is it to live your life just getting by. you know, that's not enjoying it. >> reporter: but she is now. her finances less worrisome thanks to a $500 cash payment flores receives every month for the next two years. >> i don't stress as much because have i that little cushion. >> they are described like that. >> reporter: the chicago area mom is among more than 3200 families in the first ever cook county promise program, guaranteed income for low-earning households. >> over 200,000 families and individuals applied. >> reporter: the money is unconditional and unrestricted. >> what we have seen is people, especially mothers are spending money on diapers, food for their kids. some time getting that interview so they can have a full-time job, or starting a small business. that's actually where all the cash is going. >> reporter: the chicago

. ♪ need a little more time and then adriana will be here two years this christmas.hat's me. tiny me. terry: there were some unfortunate circumstances that caused it to happen. but it was necessary for them to come live with us. there were some changes, obviously, because, you know, i'm a lot older, my kids are grown up, and now i'm basically having children again. but i can't imagine my life without her. without any of 'em. woman: and so, speaking of space, what have you got over here? man: okay, so this bad boy is called spheres. the story behind spheres was, uh, a professor at mit had one of his senior projects, uh, and he showed the clip "a new hope," of luke practicing with the little droid floating around. and he said, "i want you to make me one of those." and that's-- that's what they did. (groans) (laughs) man: you already have these things in the space station. here's a sphere. man: so all you have to do is just reprogram it to do whatever you-- you want. these things are able to validate and verify a lot of algorithms and ideas and new sensors that they can

adriana rosa lives in millbrae and says she rarely shops on market street anymore and is only here because her husband has a business lunch near by. >> it is truly disappointing what you see on the streets. i am walking into stores and i don't feel safe. >> reporter: the five-story nordstrom store first opened on market street almost 10 years ago in 2014. in a statement, mall managers said that the planned closure of nordstrom underscores the deteriorating situation in downtown san frscgrowing number of retailers and businesses are leaving the area due to the unsafe conditions for customers, retailers and employees. employees like tatyana. >> i don't feel bad. i knew it was going to happen. i know it. look at the situation around. >> reporter: she works at the fragrance counter and said customers used to be split fairly evenly between tourists and locals, mostly business people who would shop on their lunch breaks or after work. she now says there are hardly any customers at all, something nordstrom alluded to in a statement, saying the dynamics of the downtown san francisco market have ch

here is adriana diaz. >> reporter: search crews are back on site after the partially collapsed buildingdavenport, iowa, after stunning news, there may still be people inside. >> at this time, we have five individuals that are still unaccounted for. two of those we believe to be possibly still in the building. >> reporter: a crowd erupted in cheers monday when the missing woman poked her head out of her fourth floor window about 24 hours after the collapse. >> that right there is an indicator that we need to go out there. >> reporter: officials previously cleared there is no known resident in the wreckage, prompting protests over the city planning the demolition. they pleaded with demonstrators. and this is the best plan of attack. >> reporter: engineers warn the debris pile is actually holding up the remaining structure and a full collapse is a question of when, not if. >> be careful because this building is going to collapse. this building is going to collapse in their own time. >> reporter: the mayor was asked how any survivor may have been missed. >> i don't know. believe me though.

my colleague, adriana diaz, is scol w int>>ouldou do that witht consulting us?e filed a temporary restraining order against the city. with 200 stations. and some are being moved here, to a shelter volunteers are building themselves. installing showers, even a barbershop. that is where we met wendy run down and her 12-year-old, brian. >> what are you thinking? [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] >> reporter: everything you're been through to get here. back at the border, the fate of tens of thousands hang in limbo. here at the brownsville bus station, migrants prepare for the next leg of their journey in america. also today, u.s. officials confirming a 17-year-old migrant from honduras who entered the united states without a parent cuody iflor has died in u.s norah? foeeshdightafter goingyear-old ying someoneried tburn her alive. surveillance video shows the moment emergency medical rd walked into a convenience store. she appeared tired, shaken, and then asked to call 911. after jordan was reported missing last weekend, family members said she had been plann

my colleague, adriana diaz, is in chicago. >> reporter: with chicago shelters full, this former school> how could you do that without consulting us? >> reporter: but locals have filed a temporary restraining order against the city. with 200 new arrivals each day, migrants are sleeping in police stations. and some are being moved here, to a shelter volunteers are building themselves. installing showers, even a barbershop. that is where we met wendy rondon and her 12-year-old, brian. >> what are you thinking? [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] >> reporter: everything you've been through to get here. back at the border, the fate of tens of thousands hang in limbo. >> reporter: here at the brownsville bus station, migrants prepare for the next leg of their journey in america. also today, u.s. officials confirming a 17-year-old migrant from honduras, who entered the united states without a parent or guardian, has died in u.s. custody in florida. norah? >> norah: nicole sganga, thank you. well, tonight, a 30-year-old woman from cleveland is recovering after going missing for nearly a w

. >> reporter: i am adriana diaz in chicago.ants are sleeping in police stations beer even families with small children, we spoke to one mother here with her husband and 3-year-old daughter. how were you in new york without title 42, is about to begin. and today, customs and border protection, or actually i.c.e., immigrations and customs enforcement, announced they would begin to send some deported migrants all the way back to southern mexico instead of just letting them across to the other side of the border, and the agency said that yesterday it deported thousands to cuba, colombia, honduras, and guatemala. norah? >> norah: a crucial week. manny bjorquez, thank you so much. some breaking news on that choke hold debt on a new york city subway. late this afternoon the manhattan district attorney announced that 24-year-old daniel penny will be arrested on the charge of manslaughter in the second degree. this video shows penny holding 30-year-old jordan neely in a choke hold for more than 3 minutes. the marine veteran says he neve

my security team here is in particular adriana well, yes, an afghan veteran, and he looks like he wast's obvious. your honor, we're awaiting a response to a query about adrianov's background. i have no more questions for you, officer. help me streltsov no one allowed to protest. your honor defense is pressuring and violating the rules of the vision. silence, petrovich, i am reprimanding you. if there are no more questions for danka, the witness can be free, goodbye. listed in the indictment let's have time. please, your honor, but knee was not on the list. you have been warned about responsible for yes? chu for i have one question, tell me a. how did you convince your best school friend nina solomina to commit a crime, right? to kidnap your daughter is because she kidnapped nastya as evidence. i ask you to attach to the case a photograph taken from the site of your class darima sergey, but your class has a site, we will find it posted. these are the photos of derbenyov. i hope they are close. it's not solomin that she is very similar to the murdered woman. like this. calls calls from

. >> reporter: adriana flores, a single mom of two boys, was watching every dollar.n educator, she earns less than $40,000 a year. how challenging was it for you to make ends meet with the kids? >> we could get by. >> reporter: but how horrible is that you live your life, just getting by? that is not enjoying it. >> reporter: but she is now. her finance is less worrisome thanks to a $500 cash payment flores receives every month for the next two years. >> i don't stress as much because i have that little cushion. >> they are described like that. >> reporter: the chicago area mom is among 3200 families in 00,0 famande forow ening induhe meyunitiona u ha we have seen his people, especially mothers, are spending money on diapers. food for their kids. sometimes, getting that intees that is actually where all of the cash is going. >> reporter: the chicago area program is among 130 guaranteed income pilots across the country, funded by public and private dollars. offering stipends from $50 two $1500 a month. >> i wish i had a well-paying job where i could make ends meet, bu

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. >> reporter: i'm adriana diaz in chicago.ng in police stations, even families with small children. we spoke to one mother who's here with her husband and 3-year-old daughter. >> how long were you in new york for? [ speaking non-english ] >> seven months, and you didn't find any work? >> reporter: back along the southern border, a new reality without title 42 is about to begin. and today customs and border protection -- or actually i.c.e., immigration and customs enforcement -- announced they would begin to send some deported migrants all the way back to southern mexico instead of just letting them across to the other side of the border. and the agency said that yesterday it deported thousands to cuba, colombia, honduras, and guatemala. norah. >> a crucial week. manny bojorquez, thank you so much. >>> well, now to some breaking news on that choke hold death on a new york city subway. late this afternoon, the manhattan district attorney announced that 24-year-old daniel penny will be arrested on a charge of manslaughter in the

. >> reporter: adriana flores, a single mom of two boys, was watching every dollar.she earns less than $40,000 a year. how challenging was it for you to make ends meet with the kids? >> we could get by. but how horrible is that, to live your life just getting by? you know, that is not enjoying it. >> reporter: but she is now. her finances less worrisome thanks to a $500 cash payment flores receives every month for the next two years. >> i don't stress as much because i have that little cushion. >> they are described like that. >> reporter: the chicago-area mom is among 3200 families in the first-ever cook county promise program, guaranteed income for low-earning households. >> over 200,000 families and individuals applied. >> reporter: the money is unconditional and unrestricted. >> what we have seen is people, especially mothers, are spending money on diapers. food for their kids. sometimes, getting that interview, so they can have a full-time job. or starting a small business. that is actually where all of the cash is going. >> reporter: the chicago-area program is

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adriana is in los angeles independent, goodd morning. >> my question is the separation of powers how do you enforce rules violations of justices with enforcement it means you would need a different branch of government to enforce ethics rules and as an analogy in california we have a supreme court in charge of lawyers and all the judges and justices in the state of california. the legislature has no power to other rules except to maybe enforce budgeting rules where they can take money away. i'm not sure i understand how you get around the separation of powers which is constitutional. with regards to the moral aspect and the respect of the courts i don't understand what that has to do with the constitutional issue above that. thank you. >> the caller makes a great point and raises a question that has been a primary feature of how you wantma to have a code of ethics by the spring court how are you going to enforce it? what is the outside body woulds have purview and is supposed to be the highest court in the land so are you going to try to have the legislative branch police the judicia

if confirmed, adriana kugler would be the u.s.resentative and be the central bank's first latina policymaker in its 109-year history and fill a vacancy from the person who is now biden's economic council director. we might get those nominations as soon as friday. jefferson for vice chair. this is bloomberg. ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) -awww. -awww. -awww. -nope. ( ♪♪ ) constant contact delivers the marketing tools your small business needs to keep up, excel, and grow. constant contact. helping the small stand tall. >> qualcomm shares falling after hours after -- the chipmakers said third quarter revenue may reach up to $8.9 billion, lower than the average estimate of $9 .25 million. the chipmaking slump continuing. mark: the interesting thing is qualcomm is a bellwether for other industry players. you look at samsung, apple, any phone makers that use qualcomm components and you see some similarities. we are expecting a 5% revenue decline for apple to be announced thursday. qualcomm announcing a tough forecast even though the revenue be

. >> reporter: adriana rose alyssa millwright and says he barely of the shop some artistry because she's only here because her husband has a business lunch. >> it's disappointing. i am walking into stores and i don't feel safe. >> reporter: the nordstrom open wes roemer marder street almost 10 years ago in 2014. in a statement mall manager said, the planned closure of nordstrom underscores the deteriorated situation in downtown san francisco. a growing number of retailers and businesses are leaving to to the unsafe conditions for customers, retailers, and employees. employees like tatiana. >> i don't feel bad. i knew it would happen. look at the situation. >> reporter: she works at the fragrance counter and customers used to be split evenly. half taurus and have locals. mostly business people who work in the area and what shop on their lunch break. now there were hardly any customers at all. something nordstrom alluded to in a statement saying, the dynamics of the downtown san francisco market have changed dramatically over the past several years, impacting customer foot traffic to our s

the white house is reportedly looking to tap economist adriana kugler to fill the vacancy on the boarder would be the central bank first ever latina governor >>> ibm's ceo expects the tech company to slow or pause hiring for thousands of jobs that could be done by a.i speaking with bloomberg, the ceo says 7,800 positions could be handled by a.i. in back office the head count reduction could include thought replacing workers who leave the company. >>> and thousands of film and tv writers are set to go on strike starting later today the writers guild of america calling for members to hit the picket line after failing to reach a contract deal with studios. the writers have argued they have suffered financially as streaming has boomed in part due to shorter seasons and smaller residual payments. the last writers strike 15 years ago lasted 100 days and cost the california economy $2 billion, frank. >> i did not realize it seems like our favorite shows not on huge impact. silvana, thank you. >>> turning back to the top story. the fed kicking off the two-day policy meeting today it is expecte

executive director at the world bank adriana cooper to the fed board.oes that impact policy, what is your take on what that does to the overall board. >> one or two governors can't really change policy in nominations don't move very quickly these days through the senate. i don't expect this to have any near-term change on what the fed is doing here. the vice chair is a top advisor/lieutenant to the fed chair they help the chair and bullet monetary policy and we haven't heard a lot from phil jefferson over the last year he's been right in the center he hasn't gotten out and expressed a different view from the chair, it's hard to say what these appointments are going to mean for the near-term fed policy. maria: we will be watching your analysis after 230 when we hear from jay powell today and will be talking about your reporting tomorrow, good to see you. >> thank you maria. wall street journal, a quick break senator josh hawley completely blood away i this answer from interior secretary deb haaland is making about your watching when he saw maria live on

adriana gonzalez is an alum. >> i'm a single mom. >> reporter: she was paying for after school care forson when she first enrolled. >> even for the boys and girls club it was $50 and now it's 230. i couldn't study. i was thinking about my eviction notice. >> reporter: now she makes more money as an engineering technician and can breathe a little easier. the hope is that future students can benefit from a little child care assistance. but even the best subsidies can only take parents so far. >> how do you make the rest of the year work? >> we just are going to be cutting back. >> reporter: she says she's also worried about those child care workers, telling me we're all just trying to survive here. the department of labor says that child care worker wages are relatively low, below the living wage in most states, and yet families can't afford more so the department of labor report recommends that the government invest more in quality affordable care, boris. >> a delicate balance for a lot of families. thanks so much for that report. jim. >>> so millions of americans turn to sugar-free prod

. >>> also,red adriana brock is here before mother's day with great gift ideas straight from amazon we our lives. our moms do you want to know where hoda's internal well of optimism comes from you have to meet sandy. that will be really fun. >>> mr. roker was just celebrating some nurses. he will not make it back in time, but we have dylan dreyer >> yes i have beautiful weather it is going to be absolutely gorgeous in the northeast. plenty of sun in the southwest too and right through the middle of the country in between those two areas we have possible strong storms to start off the week then to the middle of the week, the storms will move east and fizzle out we will not see a threat of severe storms but more showers and storms will work their way into the southern plains especially going into wednesday. behind that system, below average temperatures for the southwest. stays unsettled heading into friday but warms up out west. highs topping out in the 70s and 80s. in the northeast and southeast, >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're seeing showers to start out in

adriana flores says the yo-yo effect strengthened the delusions he was having.lain about rusty. how the children were shining away from him. >> their conversations was saturated with discussions of the children, saturated with andrea snyderman's complaints about her relationship with her husband. >> hemy thought something needed to be done set his defense, especially when the demon, an operation from his childhood return. he described in this jailhouse interview. >> when you say, big how big? >> not as high as the ceiling but all almost. >> towering over me. >> he said this time, the delusion took a surprising form. a demon appeared before him and he sounded like barry white. >> when he comes at me, i think he is real. >> he also says he think he saw an angel who sounded like olivia newton john. the angels message, it was as out there is the vision itself. according to hemy newman, the angel assigned him a deadly mission. andrea's children were at risk from rusty snyderman and it was his duty to kill rusty to eliminate the threat. >> he thought he was doing the

adriana gonzalez is a miracosta alum. >> i'm a single mom. >> reporter: she was still paying for afterschoolboys and girls club, it was $50 back then. now it's $230. i couldn't study. i was thinking about my eviction notice. >> reporter: now she makes more money as an engineering technician and can breathe a little easier. the hope is that future students can benefit from a little child care assistance. but even the best subsidies can only take parents so far. how do you make the rest of the year work? >> we just are going to be cutting back. >> reporter: natasha chen, cnn, carlsbad, california. >>> coming up, a venezuelan mother waits as buses come and go in a texas border town, hoping to be reunited with family members. her heartbreaking story next. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." somedays, i cover up because of my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people

adriana coogler. she's highly qualified and respected economist with deep expertise in labor markets, working mobility and use unemployment. she started her career at the federal reserve bank of san francisco, served as chief economist of the labor department, and was confirmed last year with bipartisan support to serve as u.s. executive director to the world bank. these nominees understand that this job is not a partisan one but one that plays a critical role in pursuing maximum employment, maintaining price stability and supervising many of our nation's financial institutions. we are confident these nominees will help build upon the historically strong economic recovery we have had under the administration. we are grateful to senate banking committee chair brown for his leadership, support in moving these nominations forward quickly. tomorrow morning, and this is the week ahead for all of you, tomorrow morning the president will travel to capital one arena in washington, d.c., to deliver the 2023 ho

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also i always have librarians like that, perhaps yes, we can call our library like that, and she adrianaaddition to the fact that there is an absolute express also has such a function as to take books using the loneliness of a ticket. for example, if you want to take a book on your own, you go to the shelf and remove the one you need a book, wait, here, that is, every visitor has such a card, and, as far as i know, there is also an electronic one in the phone. quite right, not necessarily, even a card is not necessarily an offer to download a card. yes, you can download it on the app. let's take any book with you for the sake of an example and go to our self-service station. still. you and i are in a smear and choose the issuance function in this way. let me help you. what to do reader's card. okay platform. that's it, yeah that's right, put it on and put it on top right here any place, right? aha, here we see that the book is being read. so far, everything and moreover, even until what date is the rock return of the book? i'm pressing here. you can not print a receipt with us , thank yo

yes, that's what it seems to me, well, what you need to watch projects, either a movie together, or adrianaom at all and eva would run in all the time, cartoon keys and so on. still, here in the bedroom and i want to relax. here is such di. a sofa on this wall is generally great, but is the floor an engineering board? oh cool. yes? remember how everything here is exactly and pleasant to the feet, because we also love barefoot, mostly alone around the house, so this it will be very cool. very cozy. here one feels very very comfortable. i feel like looking further. oh my god. oh, how interesting it is here. wow, only this. this is a women's wardrobe. if anything, yes all the time andrey yes , you already know what is here no, well, i put a couple of bumps, of course, for my height. it still rides well a little bit, only sweating. usually i used to go everywhere to the doctor. the main thing is that now i eat this place and take it out from the second floor. now he doesn't want to. there are whole houses here, but i already want to. do you see what's there beyond that, it's just unrealistic. o

adriana diaz has the story from >> reporter: bonnie askew is a regular. >> times are hard.have a decent meal, so even if you can't get a full meal, you can supplement. >> reporter: some of this comes from chad techener with metro food rescue, who drives around town salvaging food about to be thrown out. >> my favorite thing to do is emtip the truck. >> reporter: and delivering it to some of the 33 million americans lacking stable food at home. >> it's unconscionable to me that, like, we waste 40% of the food in this country where 1 in 4 kids don't have enough food to eat. i have four young kids. it's a statistic that really hits home. >> love those thomas bagels. >> reporter: techener's team filled the truck at bimbo bakeries with food at just past the best by date. >> if we wouldn't get it to a food bank, we would have to throw it out. so it would completely go to waste. >> there's more than enough for everyone to eat. we just don't get it to the right place at the right time. all of the bread and stuff on this truck is still beautiful and great. >> it smells good. i can s

adriana cutler will be nominated to a fed board spot.new poll says that half of adults are worried that bank deposits are not safe. that is a level of concern as high or higher than the 2000 eight financial crisis. the gallup poll was conducted last month following the earlier of silicon valley bank and signature bank. td bank has agreed to terminate its $13.4 billion merger with horizon. in a statement, the two banks said there was uncertainty if and when regulatory approval could be obtained. as part of the termination agreement, they would pay $200 million. shares plunged more than 40%. the e-commerce company shopify is selling us just ticked unit to flex port. the transaction includes deliver. shopify bought that last year for $2.1 billion. in return, they will get a stake of 13% in flex port. flex port will come shopify's official logistics partner. global news, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. this is bloomberg. [office sounds] ♪upbeat music♪ ♪♪ ♪when the day that li