alana _ her. and you will both be cheering on? yes. yes. alana and - her. yes. alana and oscar have told me they are _ on? yes. yes. alana and oscar have told me they are pleading with their parents to watch the final. way past the bed time. she's up against leylah fernandez. she is one win away from the most unexpected of grand slam glories. lebanon has a new government after 13 months of political deadlock that's seen the currency lose 90% of its value and the majority of the population slip into poverty. president michel aoun has accepted the administration proposed by prime minister najib mikati. the billionaire businessman was asked to form a government after the one proposed by a predecessor, said hariri, was rejected. bbc�*s middle east correspondent, anna foster says there are enormous challenges this new government has to tackle. it has been a long time coming, and what is particularly interesting to note about today is that it is not in itself the answer to lebanon's problems, it is perhaps step one to trying to find a solution. as you rightly say

attention to their own demographics but would like to invite you into our wonderful conversation with alana kaufman with this executive director tour. welcome. so faith communities it really pay attention to their own demographics. so you're involved in just a wonderful fascinating aspect of our own jewish community locally and nationally. let's jump right in and ask what is the initiative? >> thank you for inviting us to this conversation. we've been around for about 19 months. and we have 3 areas of focus but the first thing we do is we run the nation's only philanthropic fund focused specifically -- specifically on jewish people of color. the grass roots networking, research building and knowledge making, developing new ideas and concepts and organizations and research initiatives, all centered around of color, advocating for the jewish community and understand itself is a multiracial jewish community that's our first area of focus. the second thing we have the privilege of doing his conduct research for the entire national jewish ecosystem could in the last 18 months we conducted a stud

alana, it's not. rest assured, you know, mary trump is going to come with the full gambit.xpertise, and she should not be taking on this case. first of all, it's just plagued with nothing but problems. >> so do you think donald trump picks an attorney of this caliber that you're describing because nobody else will take the case? >> i don't think anybody else will take the case, for two reasons. one, because deep down they know that it's a loser and they don't want to end up, you know, making a fool of themselves and their firm. and second, you know you're not getting paid, so what's the point? >> okay. so i want to move to the manhattan d.a.'s investigation into the trump organization. a lawyer for trump's cfo alan weissenberg revealed in court, michael, that prosecutors have discovered millions of pages of evidence in the basement of a co-conspirator in the trump organization tax fraud case. what can you tell us about this? have you heard from prosecutors at all about potentially helping them decipher it? >> okay, so obviously as i have said on this show and many others, i

. >> reporter: alana asking about zero gravity. >> can you fall in space since there is no gravity? don't have gravity is because our spacecraft is going so fast that it's basically falling all around the earth. but i have to say that floating is -- i don't know if you guys saw that peanut m and m. >> reporter: and gabriel, what about the aliens? >> is there aliens in space? i did not think there were, until this came flying by. >> reporter: and then, the view. >> you guys are going to get a view that is unbelievable. >> reporter: the crew revealing their view. >> looking through the window, we can see the entire parameter of the earth, which is so beautiful. >> best questions ever. history in the making. see you monday. good night.

. >> reporter: alana asking about zero gravity. >> can you fall in space since there is no gravity?on't have gravity is because our spacecraft is going so fast that it's basically falling all around the earth. but i have to say that floating is -- i don't know if you guys saw -- i caught that peanut m&m. float something so much fun. >> reporter: and, gabriel, what about the aliens? >> is there aliens in space? >> i did not think there were, until this came flying by, your favorite alien. >> reporter: and then, the view. >> you guys are going to get a view that is unbelievable. >> reporter: the crew revealing their view. >> looking through the window, we can see the entire parameter of the earth, which is so beautiful. >> best questions ever. history in the making. see you monday. good night. of murders young women who were on the stanford campus now with one verdict in just this week never before seen emotional interviews the breaking new 2020 tonight on abc new at six the california family with a three year old boy finally escapes afghanistan tonight. only the i-team's dan noyes ha

we're building and developing modern processes and technology. alana this monday we're always to show, took a look at the new party that's on its way into parliament. well, to do some great guest and experts along the way. while what are 3 days, it's been so far and the results are continuing to pour in. so a new come to the russian political scene. it looks like it will be making it smog on its 1st attempt. the new people party founded just a year ago and 2020 new people is a center right party lead to vice chair alexi that child. it places to fight bureaucracy in the country and stands for the modernization of political institutions. the part he promotes social justice and supports the development of modern technologies. science and education are correspondent, eager to donald, gets his 1st reactions. now, the 1st reactions to the voting, they could very well add to the existing full parts. he's currently represented in the lower house of the russian parliament. and, well, what better way to find out about the parties, policies, and what they're all about. after all, even in russia,

congresswoman alana lark and minnesota's attorney general endorsing a measure to replace the minneapolis police department, public safety department was licensed peace officers and police officers would take place instead. it wouldn't end the requirement to maintain a minimum number of cops. it goes to a citywide vote this november. todd: 6500 accused felons walking away scott free because new york city das declined to prosecute them. a far left candidate is proposing criminal justice reform and making other democrats uncomfortable. joining me to discuss is the founder of lives matter and 13 year law enforcement veteran. it reads like a fake headline but it is all too real. a new vision of public safety for new york city. a person is beat up, suffered broken rib and is robbed of his wallet. first, his needs are heard and determined and works to develop a service and healing plan. is where it gets crazy. when he's ready he participates in restorative justice circles with the person who harmed them and their respective support systems. he asks questions and get answers and they develop an

i sat down with paul cohen and alana -- tom: nobody cares. what did cohen say about the mets?: is excited about the team and he thinks they will be a contender sooner rather than later. it was an interesting discussion. what was fascinating about walking around the event was people stopping him to talk about the mets. tom: that is why they buy the team. barry: they want to talk about the baseball team. tom: when you buy the next it will be the same way -- when you buy the knicks it will be the same way. barry ritholtz. lisa, you look at the inflation data. equity markets and dollar react, bonds not. bonds might be looking more regularly at what the components are that led to the decrease. you are seeing increases in rent. it is perhaps we are seeing the offset because those prices went down significantly. airfare is also a huge component. used cars did see a slight dip. new cars increased in price. i wonder how much this report does reflect the delta variant and how it bled out through people's consumers expectation. i found this a fascinating report and i'm not sure what it s

forensic scientist alana williams took over from there. >> how long did it take you to see if there wasit instant? >> no, so it takes several days to look at the item of evidence, swab the sample, extract the dna, see how much you have, and when it's on the instrument, you get a dna profile. >> at the end of all that did you think it was him? >> i thought it was a possibility, i got my hopes up. then i was very disappointed when it wasn't. >> the dna didn't match. a big let down. one of many to come. then other tip. gonterman took it seriously because of who it was from. >> a parent saying i think it's my son who did this. my son would visit the house right across from brittani's home and he looks like the sketch and this was considering this would be very difficult for a parent, i thought, wow, okay. >> but when she got the man's dna sample -- >> he was excluded. >> another let down? >> yes. >> so she and thomson tried a different strategy, focusing on cases that bore some similarity to brittani's attack. they found one that was eerily similar. >> oh my gosh, the same part of town. it

. >> reporter: actress keke palmer and alana glazer will host the first ever live event held at new york'scket to this affair can cost up to hundreds of thousands of dollars and that money goes to a good cause, the met's costume institute. >> it basically funds one of the most important costume institutes in the country if not the world. >> reporter: and if you're vegan the gala is the place to be. this year's menu all plant-based and curated by top chef marcus samuelson. so much anticipation and tune in on monday, robin is sitting down one-on-one with anna wintour only on "gma" but, wait, there's more, i will be on the red carpet monday night, yes, thanks for that assignment, and bringing you all the highlights tuesday morning here on "gma," guys. >> you look honestly excited about that. >> i am thrilled. >> her fashionable shoes this morning. >> i didn't do -- this is how my hair was when i woke up so i had to put my good shoes on. >>> special live performance from "come from away" right here in times square. ♪ [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [ phone buzzing ] [ sfx: bing bing bing ] [ sfx: bing

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alana abraham. lauren s. abrahamson. lauren anthony. christian adams. donald leroy adams.rick adams. shannon lewis adams. stephen george adams. ignatius. christie a. adomo. harold adderley junior. terence edward adderley, jr. sophia b. addo lee adler daniel thomas afflitto emmanuel akwasi afuakwah alok agarwal mukul kumar agarwala joseph agnello david scott agnes joao alberto da fonseca aguiar, jr. brian g. ahearn jeremiah joseph ahern joanne marie ahladiotis shabbir ahmed terrance andre aiken godwin o. ajala trudi m. alagero andrew alameno margaret ann alario gary m. albero >> and my brother. we all love and miss you so much. i look at your nephew's face and i see you in his face sometimes and i cherish those moments. 20 years of gone by but so much has changed in our lives. the memory of you and keeping you close to us and cherishing the gifts of your life never changes and never will. [speaking foreign language] >> and my father edward poppa. dad, we miss you every day. our greatest gifts are your beautiful grandchildren. they are daily reminders that your legacy lives

. >> alana abraham. >> lauren s.> lauren anthony. >> christian adams. >> donald leroy adams. >> patrick adams. >> shannon lewis adams. >> stephen george adams. >> ignatius. >> christie a. adomo. >> harold adderley junior. >> sophia. >> lee adler. >> daniel thomas. [reading names] >> and my brother, vladimir. i look at your nephew's face, and i cherish those moments. 20 years have gone by, and so much has changed in our lives, but the memory of you and you close to us and perishing the gifts of your life never changes and never will. [speaking on english language] >> and my father, edward joseph, dad, we miss you every day. the greatest gifts are your beautiful grandchildren. they embody your kind spirit, warm heart, kind nature, and zest for life. they are a daily reminder that your legacy lives on. we love you, dad. david d. alger. >> ernest alikakos. edward l. allegretto. eric allen. >> joseph ryan allen. >> richard lanard allen. >> richard dennis allen. christopher edward allingham. >> janet m. alonso. >> anthony

alana: tatiana, dame dos segunditos. vamos a una pausa y regresamos contigo., de maybelline new york. un fit total. mate hasta 12 horas se adapta al tono y a la textura de la piel sin aceite no obstruye los poros 97% encontrÓ su fit* fit all of us base fit me solo de maybelline new york. roarrr! conozcan a las hermanas que rehúsan vestirse. ¿por qué? ¡dinosaurias! roarrr! bueno, pero disfrutan eggo waffles. las pequeñas victorias, son victorias. l'eggo with eggo. californianos, ¿sabían que nuestros hogares comparten la energía? pero cuando tratamos de mantenernos frescos en medio de una ola de calor, llevamos la red de suministro al límite. ¡seguir funcionando está en tus manos! - “¿en mis manos?" - en las manos de todos, con las flex alerts. nos avisan cuándo cambiar el horario de consumo de energía si la red está al límite. pasemos de preenfriar nuestros hogares a consumir menos energía de 4 a 9 pm. juntos temenos el poder de ahorrar energía. regístrate para recibir flex alerts hoy. hay un lugar auténtico donde la mesa se vuelve el alma de la casa. donde cac

alana: nos vamos con pumas y guadalajara 00 en el estadio olÍmpico, no dan una las chivas y no dan unae meter goles ronaldo y no para de meter goles messi. y que tu mamÁ siga llorando con los goles que metes, despuÉs de todo lo que has metido. chef: y lo de los yanquis? alan: tienes ganas de hablar hoy, no? chef: es que no me has dejado1 alan: sabes que se llama minuto deportivo, es un minuto. gracias! super ven al rescate, ben affleck libra ayer hizo lÓpez de un fanÁtico atrevido. chef: alex fernÁndez le canta a su padre alejandro fernÁndez y tenemos el vÍdeo completo. alan: pÚblico medio hispano en entrevistar a jennifer aniston, protagonizado una nueva serie. chef: quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". el programa que escogiste como nÚmero uno y este domingo comencÉ a "despierta amÉrica atención, california. ahora hay un nuevo fondo federal de 3 mil millones de dólares para ayudar a más personas a pagar su seguro médico - sin importar sus ingresos. eso significa que andrés y teresa ahora pagan $700 menos cada mes. sara obtuvo cobertura integral por solo $1 al mes. y la famili

alana: antes veamos esto. don francisco: le decÍa al pÚblico que era difÍcil hacerlo.lidad. no sabÍamos que estaba pasando. recuerdo jorge que tuvimos que decir que oficialmente se habÍa declarado esto. como un ataque terrorista. era muy difÍcil escribirlo. cuando empezaron aquellas imÁgenes de personas que se estaban tirando por la ventana porque era su Única opciÓn. en muy difÍcil describir eso. el gobierno habÍa pedido que no se mostrarÁ mÁs esas imÁgenes. era demasiado fuerte. karla: son tantas historias que se vivieran. don mario usted guarda un recuerdo. don mario: es una persona que entrevistamos ese dÍa y despuÉs. se llama william rodrÍguez. era conserje de un lugar. se quedÓ con una llave. tenÍa dos llaves. es una de las llaves que se usaron en ese edificio. que ademÁs quiero contarles. que ya nunca mÁs he pasado ni he ido ni me he acercado a donde estaban las torres gemelas. quiero tener en el recuerdo. poco tiempo antes habÍa hecho un reportaje completo de las torres gemelas. quiero tener en mi mente las torres gemelas funcionando. alan: esta misma historia

. ♪ ains the family of gabby petino call for brian alana dri turn himself.ionwide search. phil? >> good morning, it was two weeks ago yesterday that roberta laundrie says her son, a wanted fugitive, drove off out of the driveway in that silver mustang to go for a hike. he never came home and remains nowhere to be found. >> you have blood on your hands. >> this has become the daily scene outside his parents' house heckled by bull horns. prisoners in heir their own home surrounded by cameras. the family of gabby petino held first press conference since their daughter and stepdaughter disappeared and was found dead in wyoming. her death is ruled homicide but the method of how she was killed has still not been released. >> how do you go back to normal whatever normal may be from here on out but we have each other. we are a big family. >> i just hope that people are inspired by her, he it's hard to put into words but it means a lot to me that she has touched some lives already. >> counsel advised the families not to talk about their relationship with person of in