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anita: what can the red cross do to people? we have 320 trained workers on the ground and listed a number of things, to provide power, that is amazing. one of the residents, food, clean water, baby wipes and basic necessities, they don't have anything and you are able to provide that for people your shelters. is that right? >> starting in the daytime, take advantage of these resources and in the beginning of this operation we had 5000 people spending night in shelters but during the daytime we see this number blossom to a higher total. those people coming in, taking advantage of services, if you have questions or concerns, see it for yourself and talk to people on the inside and help us get to a better spot. >> reporter: how do you anticipate being on the ground doing what you are doing now? >> i'm proud to say we had a presence in hawaii since the 1890s, brick and mortar operations and building set up on multiple islands, we were here before this incident started, we were here from day one on this fire and we will be here well

anita vogel live for us in knockr new york, anita thank you. ♪ >> trace: speaking of education, the foxs at night common sense department is stunned by a new national survey that shows only 20% of teachers are very satisfied with their jobs. 2 out of 10 of the people educating your child like what they do. and 1 out of ever 3 teachers plans to quit in the next three years. that means police officers, villainized every single day are more satisfied than temps. one of the biggest in unhappiness is not having control of the classroom. instead of reading writing and arithmetic it's diversity equity and inclusion. and instead of discipline teachers now indicator and coddle. in the school district north of san diego they call it resist fortive justice that focuses on repairing harm instead of punishing rule prorex. bottom line bad or dangerous kids are no longer suspended or expelled. now they're given, quote, caring connections sessions. you know beat up a teacher do a little immediate teethes. common sense realizes that most public school students in america can't read or do math at grade l

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello i am anita vogel with lisa boothe and david webb, the big story.bshell new report claims that president biden had at least two chances to prevent the kabul airport suicides attack in afghanistan that killed 13 service members in 2021, the report coming from a new report, in which an officer claims, i shared intelligence about the pending attack so everyone was aware and knew it was happening, the intelligence community didn't know the gate but accessed it would be abby gate. that is not all. another officer giving more insight to how much the u.s. knew about the impending attack and the inaction. quote, intelligence officers knew that isis k was staging in a hotel two to three kilometers west of the international airport and general donohue asked the taliban to conduct an assault on the hotel but they never did. these are some of the most present revelations that have come to light how seem league poorly the biden administration -- seemingly poorly the budget handled america's withdraw from afghanistan, republicans reacting to the new report. >> u.

anita: it is a lot about you.on't think dogs can be patriots which they don't know what country they are in. anita: have no loyalty to anybody. will: they don't know what country they are in. but cats can be traders. i send pete a video of a police officer who said let me tell you the difference between cats and dogs. sometimes we enter our house and someone will have died and they have been in the house for quite some time. if you do that a dog will be cuddled up by his former master staying with him, starving to death. the cat will have eaten the master. pete: got to have food. what are you going to do? anita: can i say something? i will switch the subject. i know the world is talking about the mug shot but we are talking about that. i feel like samson. it really turns you into -- will: a new man ready to go. it was time. rachel:no man button anymore. it is called the ballerina button. pete: good to see you both. will: good to see you at home. thanks for being with us this morning. the headlines on the new york

anita vogel thank you. dr.el great to have you and with a shark attack like this anita talked about 20 pounds of flesh is it the bite the blood loss is it the trauma? what do you worry about here? >> well trace you're right on. good evening. it's actually the blood loss and first i doubt it was 20 pounds of flesh but the problem is there was a lot of bleeding associated with it because you hit a imagine or artery, and jamaica hospital hats off for emergency responders to get that bleeding that artery tied off and the blood replaced. that's what she almost died from. it wasn't even the wound. it was the actual loss of blood. to the other point she makes only the first shark attack in new york city since the 1950s, there's average about 50-60 a year in united states. you heard the beach goer. it's fear. once you hear these things you think it's going to happen to you and that's when you are "jaws" came from. the reason it happens because the sharks think it's their home that you're invading. it isn't they're goin

anita fisher knows this all too well. anita: as a mother, you always think, did i miss something?e pictures from her son pharoh's early days as a medical specialist in the army did not foretell what was to come. anita: my son pharoh is 45 years old. and for the last 22 years, he's lived with a co-occurring condition of schizophrenia and substance use disorder. there have been wonderful periods of recovery where he is in treatment, on his medication, and that's the person who i fight for. but it takes so long to get him back into treatment. once he stops his medication, he starts to self-medicate with street drugs and alcohol. and that, of course, leads to trouble. and then he's arrested. stephanie: fisher believes care court would offer a pathway for her son to obtain treatment he may not know that he needs. anita: when you have especially been on a several-year journey, and you know that they're saying, no, i'm not sick, i don't need help, that's the point where there may need to be an involuntary direction. and i know people don't like that word. if it saves his life, if it save

>> anita, react to this.rancisco chronicle, they have a good idea, they said crime is so bad did san francisco federal building employees are told to work from home so instead we are throwing the white flag of surrender. all right, we can't solve this, this work from home. how about the person who works at walgreens? can they work from home while they see shoplifters left and right and have to confront them if need be? >> they can't work at walgreens because they are closing because of the crime. they can't stay open. can i go back to this atlanta situation for a moment? so bizarre this guy was walking out with the television, it's not his fault because he's watching all of these people on the news get away with these crimes must there's no law enforcement and he thinks it must be okay. i can walk out with a huge television set, it's not stuff it in your pocket, i'm walking out with the television because it is acceptable now. quick, the l.a. times opinion -- sorry. this is some professor who wrote the articl

the fighting was approaching the city, so they stayed in the improvised bump shelter they to anita and if mika spend time in poland, but know that back and key and the family usually unite to high simple as the title ix 100. want to keep her as normal as possible, but that's relative. you can't even tell us what his job is, because it's related to the what does that cover to that i had been waiting for this child. unfortunately we lost the child before in the 3rd month of pregnancy. so we were very noticeable and we would get a tried to figure out what would come next. lots of stuff that finally we have out child, and then this. and that's what we're doing. all right, we'll talk, let's say i love to move in. this is where the high during error rates. but it's also where they keep things to make life f mika sparkly as they can. germany express solidarity with ukraine on its independence day with a concert by ukrainian orchestra here in berlin. before the music, germany's president fond crowd has 9 miles set that germans stand with the ukrainians in their stucco. despite tensions over th

and that we would probably go to the basement of some of the system. von anita, how does this area on that day spend the 1st week of a baby's life and that hospital based fighting was approaching the city. so they stayed in the improvised bump shelter they to anita and if mucus spend time in poland know that back and key and the family usually united. hi for an estimate or the title x 100. want to keep her as normal as possible. but that's relative. you can't even tell us what his job is because it's related to the supervisor. what does that cover to the i have been waiting for this child. unfortunately we lost the child before in the 3rd months of pregnancy. so we were very noticeable and we would get a tried to figure out in, on what would come next, lots of stuff that finally we have out child. and then this matter, but we are doing all right talk, let's say hello to move in. this is where the high during error rates, but it's also where they keep things to make life f mika sparkly as they come or some sports news. now football is world governing body fi file has a nice that is ope

anita believes this car heist was planned. it would have taken at least six people to drive six cars out to make matters worse, waldron says firestone has no security cameras in the lobby, but asked them about security. just a few hours before firestone corporate owner bridgestone americas sent us a statement saying in part, safety is our top priority. when we became aware of the situation, we contacted local authorities and worked cooperatively with them as they investigated the business. break in was just one of many storefronts damaged saturday morning, ktvu reported . a number of vehicles were taken in the immediate area. some used to ram exterior walls and doors around the same time. waldron's car was taken. anita says she watched security video. we aired. i was looking at all the cars that happened to be behind her and the footage that one of the businesses had that was showing another car being backed in into the business, but it wasn't my maroon subaru. she doesn't know where her car is. and at this point considers it

well, i know we have a of members of our board here, anita mcbride and, bob mcgee, and i know anita will remember. there used to be a tradition where senior staff walk through. you would sign your name, the back. and i stopped that taking down the most senior person got the photograph. i stopped that because it got out of control you know and so what we did what the process we changed it to was like once every two weeks or something. my office manager would send out an email to, the staff saying we're going to be checking out old jumbos for you to. hang in your office at this day at this time. and so people would line up and they'd get to choose the one they wanted and it was much more efficient way of doing it. well, talking about last time i was at the reagan library there, images were still on contacts, trips and three ring binders. right. and now millions of photographs are digitally taken. so contrast for us and even the number of clicks or images or reagan to obama, was it hundreds of thousands versus millions or how did that compare. oh, yeah, i don't i honestly don't know how man

anita did have a comment. this is anita mcbride for those of you watching.anita was laura bush's chief of staff and the second term. anita said, it was actually george bush's suggestion that laura gave the address on the topic of afghan women. so president bush was the one who saw that this was something that laura should do, and he was absolutely right. we also have something from bonnie. she asks for us to talk a little bit about michelle obama 's speech in new hampshire and response to the hollywood access tape. anyone pulled out from their memory and comment on that one? >> when they go low we go high, speech? yes. we -- i had an incredible opportunity to watch that speech at a communication and gender conference. everyone was talking about it. we didn't watch it live. we watched it later on, a group of us watched it in the hotel ballroom later that night. it was great because we had a free-for-all on it. and i think that is when people started talking about michelle obama running for the presidency. i don't know if you probably remember that, but that s

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anita: me ha ayudado en todo.de maquillaje incorrecta tik tok tiene la soluciÓn. puedes utilizar sombra de ojos para la base correcta. miren. raÚl: se parece a tania. francisca: es verdad. se parece a la productora. vamos a hacerlo. jessica: no nos estamos entendiendo. jomari: es una mezcla de colores. cÓmo se hace el maquillaje? con la mezcla. francisca: esta es mÁs clara. alan: cuÁl es el truco? ana: oscurecer la base. a veces, uno toma sol. te quedas con esa base blanca. jomari: esto es real. francisca: no me vayas a poner morada. [risas] satcha: puede ser con tonalidades distintas. raÚl: ahora le tienes que poner azul. francisca: parece que vivo en plutÓn. [risas] jessica: estos trucos no te estÁn saliendo muy bien. alan: insiste en que jomari haga los trucos y no le sale. raÚl: creo que si le pones verde funciona. [risas] jomari: con los pigmentos puede cambiar el color. alan: este no sale. francisca: si tu telÉfono se cae en el agua no lo metas en el arroz. hemos estado equivocado toda la vida. tik tok tiene

and that we would probably go to the basement from the assistive on anita, how does this area that day is spent the 1st week of a baby's life and that hospital base fighting was approaching the city. so they stayed in the improvised bomb shelter. they to anita and if mika spent time in poland, but know that back and key and the families are united. hi for an estimate of the time like signed or want to keep her as normal as possible. but that's rarely, i can't even tell us what his job is, because it's related to the check of something i have been waiting for this child so long as unfortunately we lost the child before in the 3rd month of pregnancy. so we were very noticeable and we would get a tried to figure out in, on what would come next, lots of stuff that finally we have that child and then this. and that's what we're doing. all right, we'll talk, let's say hello to move in. this is where the high during error rates, but it's also where they keep things to make life f mika, a sparkly as they come, a kind of lazy with a spouse of waltz, adjusting in southern france, just because we

i can just go in the process of being toner and on open to new things is a prerequisite for anita name is relationship. they also work together to find new rituals for their own family by bringing together cherished traditions as a sort of us. yeah, we take a little bit of every single day. we celebrate person new. yeah. because of the grandparents. but of course it's also christmas site, but it's easy because the kids are growing up here and, and it's a big deal in kindergarten. so there are some left in the festivals that we also celebrate sending the like mid summer nights, mid summer, not fest this summer. we do it on the, on the one hand because it's fun to mine, but it's on the other because it helps show how it does live and what you can celebrate with the making of a living on just one of the other supplements pack them. i'll just not so, so it also makes everything more interesting to children. then 3 languages, simple trying to sleep with learning. 3 coaches, i'll find law, the constant willingness to learn that them and see how others live in. but what they do, and what i ca

now these are very important metals, anita, not only to produce mobile phones, but also the side of the panel is electric, cars, and satellites. china is a rat element, the superpower accounting for 95 percent of gallium production. up to 68 percent of germanium output, worldwide badging decision to restrict exports. it appears to be part of a tit for tat between the us and china. but let's get more in this format. correspond a new to lee a who's in taipei for us. you tell me what exactly is china starting to restrict to these explosive, gallium, into medium sparrow. it is widely seen as an active retaliation against the u. s. and it's a allies because the position came from aging, which was announced in july, came as the us announced that it would require a license, a for companies to explored. chipped products to china and following the us action . japan and the netherlands also announced that a weird restrict the chips making equipment to china. so it is widely seen as an act for china to strike back. so, but you know, like the chinese golf and we didn't admit that. so china, as a so

. - anita hill enters the room now. - democrats were gonna challenge clarence thomas on the basis oface was not gonna be an issue, but i think the anita hill allegations brought race back into the picture. - the senate judiciary committee is meeting to hear evidence on sexual harassment charges that have been made against judge clarence thomas. - he spoke about acts that he had seen in pornographic films involving such matters as women having sex with animals. - this seemingly personal matter is being aired out in front of this jury of all white men, and it created a spectacle. - this is a circus, and from my standpoint as a black american, as far as i'm concerned, it is a high-tech lynching for uppity blacks. - clarence thomas decided to fight back by evoking one of the most painful elements of black history, which was designed to point out the burden of being black. - the final count was 52 to 48. it's the closest successful confirmation vote in supreme court history. - no matter how difficult or how painful the process has been, this is a time for healing in our country. - it's no

ask her anything, anita? >> i think he's right, i do. i also looked back to the midterms were abortion played such a key role. the red wave was supposed to happen. it didn't happen we had a red trickle. a lot of people said it was because of abortion and that leak from the supreme court. that just turned off a lot of voters. think republicans have to be very careful in the way they play this. going back to the iowa caucus for just a moment, the iowa state fair we cannot underestimate how important the iowa caucus is. you have got to come out first, second, third because that gives you the momentum to spring into the next contest. it also brings the money with you. this iowa state fair is very important. >> we don't have much time left out when he think about the issue of abortion how it should be handled by republicans politically? >> you seek kansas, republicans lost ohio the republicans lost midterm elections was a big big issue, messaging is all over the place at six weeks, it's 15 weeks there should be a federal man that should be a

, realizing that at some point she would appear somewhere in some kind of mask losing lottery with anitayou know, well, such an attraction sits down today. choi well, damn it, well, of course, i don’t see slags. i really trust. this is a surprise, please, the jury. and for us, what a surprise that today scorpio performed so well, i join. to all the spectators and say, we will see you already. scorpio well, the whole fourth season , our judges, looking at this baby of our next finalist, or from tenderness. well , in the meantime, he skillfully led them by the nose, friends, as they say, we no longer have time for buildup. today is the last chance to guess this mask. meet the mammoth. luxurious mammoth thank you let's go, dear judge philip you have the floor. well, the master is an impeccable vocalist artist, by the way, if bilan is there, and this is definitely how to sing. maybe only dima bilan we also once conquered the eurovision song contest in greece back in 2005 and among. after those zombies. everyone says after the dead, alive. the first person was you're still a winner, because y

anita says she wants security.ideo we aired, i was looking at all the cars that happened to be behind her and the footage that one of the businesses had that was showing another car being backed in into the business. but it wasn't my maroon subaru. she doesn't know where her car is and at this point considers it a total loss. she says she lost her car to oakland's growing crime problem. it really, really frustrates me that we can't get a grip on it. and waldron says she's working with her insurance company as well as firestone's on a replacement vehicle. i did ask oakland police if the crimes committed saturday are all related. we've not yet heard back in oakland. dave gitlin, ktvu fox two news. several car break-ins occurred in san francisco near fisherman's wharf. a witness captured a suspect quickly jumping out of a white lexus and taking items from the back seat and trunks of vehicles. and you can see the suspects steal multiple backpacks from a handful of parked cars. one of the vehicles actually had someone i

anita says she watched security video. we aired. i was looking at all the cars that happened to be behind her and the footage that one of the businesses had that was showing another car being backed in into the business. but it wasn't my maroon subaru. she doesn't know where her car is and at this point considers it a total loss. she says she lost her car to oakland's growing crime problem. it really, really frustrates me that we can't get a grip on it and we can't live a respectable life here in oakland without always being on edge of who's going to be next. and anita is working with her insurance company as well as firestone, on a replacement vehicle. i did reach out to oakland police to see if the theft from firestone as well as those other crimes to nearby businesses, are connected in any way. we have not yet heard back. julie dave yeah, you tried talking with management there on site. did they say anything about the security of the other cars that are being serviced there? well, right now, when i went inside, management couldn'

opposite the settlement, it was already just the status of local residents, people shared anita with and glorified the city throughout europe and who said that bears are bad neighbors, by the way, clubfoot in these parts, unlike most residents, there were no exceptions educated. and that's what united them all. so it's love for the local delicacy. after all, according to some reports, we are in the homeland of baranov. is it true that over time , only a hole from a donut remained from the former baking greatness? i wonder what this city tastes like today . welcome can we? have you ever heard about the smorgon academy, maybe you know who the nickname smargon teacher and student was assigned to two centuries ago, if passers-by were asked about them, they would first laugh, and then they would explain. let's check if the shtetl remember phraseological units with margonets? hello, please tell me, what was the name of the smorgon academy at one time, you know, a comparative educational institution, and in this case, who were the smorgon teachers with students, they still jokingly called l

i'm going to turn to anita because she's in charge. before i do anita, because i think we've got six seconds left, i wanted just to have jean comment on one particular photo that i know you're going to recognize. >> that was it. >> that's good i wanted you to talk about-- >> that's president bush's-- after mrs. bush died, he was sad, obviously, and we came up with the idea, his medical aide arranged for him to have a service dog named sully, who became quite famous and evan took-- this is a segment of the funeral home in houston the day after president bush died and evans took sully to the funeral home with him and check everything and he found sully laying in front of the casket and took a picture and came to the office and he said do you think we should send this out on release it to the media, and i said yes, i do. it will touch the nation's heart. and so i have sully story-- this is how famous sully was and gives me-- i was telling the story, i have two members of my funeral team that are here, it's so excited marilyn baker and lin

the block has threatened military intervention unless the coup anita is released, new jazz president and returned the country to democracy. us president joe biden has visited the hawaiian island of molly to see 1st hand the devastation left by recent wildfires. more than a 110 people unknown to have died in the flames, with that death told is expected to rise. more than 800 others still unaccounted for. is the deadliest wildfire in the us and more than a century the. the long hugs and all buds is the president and 1st lady touched down and married they were there to offer support to the survivors, and to pay respects to those who lost their lives in the wilds highest. the devastated to the island the 1st couple were given a closer look what's left to the historic town of la, hey, you know, which was a little bit templates evaluated in the wind whipped inside of hawaii state govern adjusted queen sized search teams have now covered most of the area looking for the more than $800.00 people who are still missing. but the rest of the search could take weeks. president biden's administrat

forests, in front of the settlement, it was already just the status of local residents, people shared anitabears and glorified the city throughout europe and who said that bears in these parts, unlike most residents, were completely educated. and that's what united them all. so it's love for the local. still, after all, according to some reports, we are in the homeland of bagels. true, over time, the former baking greatness remained. is it a donut hole? i wonder, what does this city taste like today welcome us with margoni? have you ever heard of smorgon you may know the academy for whom the nickname with the margonian teacher and student was fixed two centuries ago, if passersby had been asked about them, they would first have laughed, and then they would have explained. let's check if they remember small-town phraseological units with margonian? hello please tell me what they called the smorgon academy at one time, you know the dubious educational institution, and in this case, who were the smorgon teachers and students then. local bears were also jokingly called academicians, and the tra

uh, you know, the subject at anita himself who is in charge of the j, a general out the rami gianni, who came out of the state broadcast yesterday and to come to the, i'm going to say he's basically not the way any way of defiance. i did reject those sanctions from echo as are they the ones that need to mention from any uh, but anybody be echo as the western powers of use called other people of the j to, to defend as a whole under units into different countries. that is defiance coming from the general who is that? it means you can read, which means this band of terry is really on between echo, as i may say, because they forget the one because made some given by it was on sunday. it's a rated content. you know, we've got a couple of days the 1st sunday that deadline is off. we know that that they made the meeting c defend, cease on echo as well, meeting yesterday and have to be down when we take in today. and they say, we need to intervention might be a last result. you know, you many people that will be so much that you gotta statements coming from the beach, that the echo has to be

he was at the game and brisbin and here's her report to no one was able to break the deadlock. anita french saw usually less on that no australian magician's ham, correct. so this match went into extra time and then into a pendant issued out, which was nothing short of. then a roller coaster ride and rising to relocation was australia's course meet, vine, who of course squad, the game winning penalty. and the moments she squat that penalty the crowd here in brisbin went wild. the ground that i'm standing on it was shaking. it was vibrating as australia as hopes of winning they made and was cop title remains to life. and in the men's football, including captain harry kane, has completed his move to buddhist league of champions, buying munich, media report, say a record, the $100000000.00 euro fee will be agreed for the former tottenham striker. this contract for one for 4 years and has taught them and indians all time leading goal score. i want to join him in the studio now is a and to be howard from dw sport. so was there any doubt that by and could see of this deal? few people were