mom) alana was diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma.r. as a parent, when you're told this type of news, you're gonna to do whatever you can do for your babies. when we got to st jude is when i realized that, no, you're not gonna get a bill for anything. i don't have to worry about it. they're saying, we're gonna help save her, we're not going to charge you anything. this is what we do. ♪♪ >> it is friday and that means it is time for friday follies. returned to raymond arroyo. i cannot help but notice the state department is going all out to celebrate pride month. >> that is correct, this week the us embassy to the vatican even got another rainbow action, they tweeted for america on the us embassy celebrates pride month with the pride flag on display during the month of june. i was a little confused by this, not that the state department decided to fly the flag but the us embassy to the vatican made the decision to do so is the point of diplomacy is to find common ground with the other country, not to inflame sensitivities or conflicts.

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by the time he picks it up incomes around top, but it's alana.85 into the bottom of the eighth inning 85 bases loaded now two outs, mike your streams get the plate one to the head. will it stay fair can arrive. that thing is gone. the first grand slam of mike, his strength, his career and we're just talking about flat last year, it would have been cool and everything but having the fans there the atmosphere again. look at the fans out there. go, bizerte! and why not nine to first place and that is as you look at the swing again. the victory of the year let us cross the bay and see why bob melvin is all smiles with his first place ball club. he signs an extension through the 22 season. gotta keep that guy around for sure and his team is playing. sensationally on defense. first of all sky ball good name again, better to be a big league ballplayers. that's a beautiful catch right there and making sure that frankie montas would go on to win his seventh game of the year and elvis andrus been waiting for this guy to come around, and he has over the pas

but those here, so they have nowhere to go. marge, alana was so i can't go back because here we have some help, at least i'll houses destroyed. there's nothing to return back to. if we go back, where do we live under the sky? here, at least we have a tent. the government wants us. how did this camp? but they haven't helped us to go anywhere else. families after his being set up 7 years ago, but her k is become home to many babies, have become children, families for bonds with each other. the camp provides basic services such as water and limited electricity, but still off is more of a community than the destroyed houses they left behind. the iraqi government is shot 16 of 20 camps. it controls down and he's putting pressure on the autonomy as a kurdish regional government to shut camps and its territory. the camp director works where the n g o linked to the kurdish regional government, which together with the iraq federal government finance is the camp. electrical matter, i keep mind the kurdish regional government won't cut the aid to these families and we won't force them to return

joining us from alana is john claudio. the director of commodities consulting for tea commodity.eat to have you, i know very of early from milan. there is concerns about demand coming from china. jitters about paper talks among develop central banks. do you think have reached a peak? >> i think we are close to the early peak. the market has been too complacent to recently about the inflation outlook in the u.s. i think inflation pressures are much more higher than what the market is affecting. labor market is getting tight. my guess is that during the next federal reserve meeting, the end of june, the indication by the central bank will be more than the market is expecting. i actually bet on the first tightening in july am the first reference about tapering during the june meeting. on the other hand, we also are having some indication from out of china. china's economy is slowing down. as is showing the latest macro indicators. we learned about the trade balance, which is not a compelling picture from the import side. copper imports are slowing down. if you look at the indicator

>> laura: after over a year of attacks from black lives matter and democrats like her and alana lamarck, police department's across the country are in crisis. >> morale is at an all-time low. >> were dealing with rioting at a level of sustained violence we've never seen before. we're looking looking at the most catastrophic staffing levels we've ever seen before. >> others have slashed budgets. more officers say they feel villa nice like never before. >> we've reached a breaking point. >> it boils down to the concepts of being underfunded, understaffed, and under supported. >> laura: that was on was on msnbc. this is exactly what liberals have always wanted. up to me, it was obvious since my first criminal procedure class in law school, most democrats and play don't really see violent crime as a law and order problem at all. they think crime is committed by people who are misunderstood and oppressed. not by people who are a threat. but, if you are in eval and jedd gyorko christian who flies the american flag, you are definitely a threat. crime is rampant because today's democrats refuse

. >> and alana, alyssa, and alex, all, died in my classroom.eryone that was around me, like, where i decided to, like, try to hide, was either shot or killed. >> reporter: there's no way it can't change you. >> yeah. >> reporter: how do you reflect on the last four years? >> i really only had, like, the first semester of, like, my freshman year that was, like, normal. and then, the rest just kind of was what it was. sophomore year was probably like the worst for me like mental-health wise because i was still recovering just witnessing everything i witnessed like being in the building. >> reporter: that was the year brooke's classmate, lauren hogg, decided they had to leave parkland and move to d.c. >> so much has happened that it feels like i have been living in dog years. >> really? >> like it feels like i have been in high school for 20 years. >> reporter: and in those years, they have turned their pain into action. >> i'm 14. i shouldn't have to think about getting shot in my school. >> reporter: starting a movement against gun violence, tha

we're hearing, hans nichols and alana spent all day on the white house yesterday, like too big to fail or noah's ark, two by two on to the ship. the idea there has to be bipartisanship, the voting bill is a completely different story. >> so, karen, to you, this op-ed from senator kyrsten sinema is important because she joined joe manchin, explicitly, so he's not alone in saying we're never going to eliminate the legislative filibuster but she writes for the pass of the people act would it be good for the country if we did only to see that legislation rescinded a few years from now and replaced by a voter i.d. law or restrictions on voting by mail in federal elections over the objection of the minority. go ahead. >> i'm sorry. well i was just going to say these are the philosophical debate, the heart of philosophical debate. to get some of these agenda items done, are kind of banking on the idea that either the public gets so used to it, or their party stays in power long enough that it gets difficult for awkward to politically roll it back so you don't end up with a ping pong ball of f

new york is very polly blocked many different quakers in and delaware, alana angleton's in virginia and the carolinas and there will be a new sex i the 1940s the shakers and the methodist number baptist coming on board, that is very important in virginia in particular catholics in maryland, but america thinks we have to hang together, three words join or die, so much so we recently bought a work against you it's going to be useful to have us on board for you don't stop us on the back wall were fighting the rich on the coast they sent us a nice letter and said this is it like eu membership, you like aik credit card you have been preapproved for a gold card with american express or mastercard or whatever in the canadian state tanks but no thanks and americans try to conquer and then they come close but fail but religious diversity is one of the things that is going to make a hard for americans to join. 13 different colonies at different times for different reasons, virginia is basically about making money in massachusetts is about religious freedom and when my story begins in 1750 they ar

alana stewart joins me. normally see you in person but here you are on tv.e you to start with the story that you told me over lunch you are having with marianne williamson. people remember her as being a presidential candidate and a guru of sorts. tell us that story when it comes to how you interact with your liberal friends and what you found out. >> interesting a there's not a lot of conservatives in hollywood. most of my friends are liberals. if we can respect each other and have tolerance then we can have open conversations. we should be able to do that. it's all about respect. i was telling you yesterday a friend of mine, very close friend of mine is marianne williamson and she stays at my house often when she's in los angeles and she was here the other day. we were talking about some of the issues going on in the world today, big tech, social media, censorship, critical race theory. a lot of different topics and we found that on nearly every one, we were in agreement. i think if you're open, if you're open to talking to your friends and having an open

phil sudak is the co-owner of av alana.g a new business now? >> good morning. you know, we're optimistic on the resilience of chicago and think it's a great time for us. we are thrilled to be part of the gold coast community. we go out quite a bit in the neighborhood and think it's a great time. a lot of people out dining, spending money, enjoying their time after the pandemic. stuart: is there any difference between the way you run a restaurant now compared to before the pandemic and before the lockdowns? >> absolutely. definitely there's a lot more differences in safety protocols, for employees and our customers. we have sanitation stop as well, constantly sanitizing the restaurant, we've put a air flow system in as well to really help keep the guests safe and employees safe as well. i've put in a wall system throughout our second floor to open out the whole space to give a sense of security, a sense of focusing on the customer. stuart: i've seen some interesting developments in pick-up or delivery. that seems to be a suc