i'm the singer in the band askew.e play a mixture of original music and cover songs... # i need to be myself...# they're basically alljust my really good friends and we just get together and enjoy playing music. and if we could do that as like a job, that would be the dream. eli has duchenne muscular dystrophy, a progressive condition that gradually weakens his muscles. # ah—ah—ah...# he was three and _ a half when he was diagnosed. the doctors basically. told us that he would be in a wheelchair by - the age of nine or ten. and the life expectancyl was early 20s and there was really very little that could be done. | plays piano music, i think, helped me with ambitions in life. it's kind of picked me up and it kind of helped me forget about my condition with something that i just absolutely love. # the trust we put in you...# i've got sam fender here. one of his songs, "seventeen going under," iwent through a phase of absolutely loving him. as each day passes and eli loses his mobility, he's been testing an assistive t

in fact, we launched a system under the name of e-askew, and there is also a text message number to provide people's opinions , where about 20 to 25 questions have been raised that people can participate in with the number 10076, which we have permanently. we observe and we offer different parts, as well as service desks are established in airports to inform people. and solving their possible problems and increasing the number of passenger lounges in the country. this has happened recently . recently, the so-called ahvaz mashhad airport has created this capacity in the ilam airport. passengers, which makes the work of passengers easier, and there is also a notification system for flight times and a 199 phone number for the purpose of information, as well as the answering desk of airlines at airports for the times that god forbid that there should be a delay or a problem for the airline companies, the managers of the airline companies should be present here to answer the questions, as well as create a lively atmosphere with music and theater performances and happy programs that actually redu

i'm the singer in the band askew.be myself...# they're basically alljust my

it might start off okay but somewhere along the line it could go askew. and they said that's what happened to king george. so i've got these 13 entities. but i don't have the one united states. and that's important. when we talk about what is a republic. what is what is from your readings? how do you deal with a republic? whatthat look like? and in another slide coming, i'm going to juxtapose a republic versus a democracy, because we almost use those words interchangeably. and in many cases they can be. but there are slight differences. so within a republic, we're dealing with the ideof citizen. here's what the nuance comes in. when we talk about republic. it's a leans towards a representative democracy democracy. so they already coming out of the revolution that this was going to be a government that had citizen participation. so what does a direct democracy look like? it says where every citizen votes directly in its own governance. so time there's a policy that needs to be voted upon. everybody's voting for. it. why is that. cumbersome. in a country th

he's the lead singer of the band askew and, last year, they became the youngest band ever to have playedmily reuben, co—founder and ceo of duchenne uk. hi, thank you for having us. i have to confess to everyone watching, you were invited to come on, and i didn't know until last night, so it is lovely to see you and quite a coincidence!— is lovely to see you and quite a coincidence! ., ., , ., coincidence! eli, how was texas? it was amazing- _ coincidence! eli, how was texas? it was amazing- it _ coincidence! eli, how was texas? it was amazing. it was _ coincidence! eli, how was texas? it was amazing. it was such _ coincidence! eli, how was texas? it was amazing. it was such an - was amazing. it was such an incredible _ was amazing. it was such an incredible experience. i'm incredibly grateful to british underground for enabling me to go out there _ underground for enabling me to go out there and to the panel with my mum _ out there and to the panel with my mum about — out there and to the panel with my mum about the assistive technology, and also _ mum about the assistive technology, and

you can see the sky through the broken roof, the walls of the summer kitchen are askew, everything insideouse is slowly putting things in order in the yard, talks about what happened, laughs , says it’s all nerves, but he was in the kitchen, and the glass flew off, and i did it instead. fell and ran all over the house, oh, horror, yes, well, i think it wasn’t funny at all, then it wasn’t funny then. in total , 15 settlements of the grayvoronsky urban district have come under fire in recent days, some more than once. the enemy attacked with kamikaze drones, tanks, and cannon artillery. on a white wall this is especially imperceptible, but just on the dark canvas of the metal garage door, the scattering of fragments is clearly visible. there are a large number of holes, starting from 10 cm from the ground, and they went up there. ice happened, well, literally 10 meters away, it was a hail from a multiple rocket launcher that fell. ukrainian armed forces carried out chaotic attacks on residential areas of border settlements. where ammunition fell, there were no military targets, their target

’s like that, a little bit of that, okay, come on in. look, here we want the gate to be completely askewu for the evening. wait, something is wrong, i didn’t tell you, i’m married and it’s you doesn’t bother me, but you think i didn’t notice your ring, in fact, i like meeting married ladies, a lot of pleasure and no obligations - but i’m sorry, i’m sorry, i’m sorry, listen, i, i, i, i can’t, i i can’t, i’m sorry, i can’t do it yet, i mean, stupid, stupid, stupid, fit, why are we lying to our grandmothers about denis, when he’s so amazing, she... he just agreed to help, but i saw how he looked at you , you just stepped into the role, and in general he said that he does not want a serious relationship and that he will never marry again. hi, i thought you were going to stay overnight, yes, but i changed my mind, i decided that it was somehow, you know, dishonest, my beloved wife is working hard at work, and i’m having fun, i think i’ll pick you up at... work, i’ll pick you up early, let’s finally go to a restaurant, spend a pleasant evening, you know, what’s interesting, in the salon they t

you can see the sky through the broken roof, the walls of the summer kitchen are askew, everything insider of the house is slowly putting things in order in the yard, talking about what happened, laughing, saying, it’s all nerves. and he was in the kitchen, and the glass started flying, and instead of falling, i ran all over the house. oh, already. yes, well, i think there was no it’s absolutely funny, it was funny then, yes, in total, in recent days, 15 settlements in grayvoronsk have come under fire. urban district, some more than once, the enemy attacked with the help of drones, komikazes, tanks, and cannon artillery. on a white wall this is especially not noticeable, but just on the dark canvas of the metal garage door, you can clearly see the scattering of fragments, a large number of holes, starting from 10 cm from the ground, they went up there, the landing happened, well, literally 10 m, it was a shell that fell. from grad multiple launch rocket launcher. ukrainian armed forces carried out chaotic attacks on residential areas of border settlements. there are no military installati

you know, it's useful, i think, we have gone through a few chapters here of what's askew, andrew laid out, i think, elegantly as katie pointed out, some of the institutional flaws at work here. katie got at the social trumpian and racial issues that are at play. another fact you hear obviously is he's an ex-president and he's being prosecuted by people that have stepped gingerly around the fact that he held the highest office in the land. that i think was a problem with the mueller probe. andrew and i have spoken about that in the past. i think robert mueller himself was overly forgiving or perhaps overly cautious with trump because he was a president, and i think robert mueller came out of a world with this institutional respect for the office, which is not a shabby thing, but when you're around someone inhabiting that office and polluting it and taking advantage of the powers the office bestowed on him, you have to have a real sense of how to prosecute him. that runs up against institutions, up against the way the laws work, the court works. the biggest factor is the clock in every

i've seen judges removed from the bench in new york for much less, maybe making a comment that was askewt doing what they're doing to president trump. i mean, it is just incredible that she -- it has nothing to do with donald trump. i agree with kevin o'leary. it's not about donald trump. this is about unequal justice, about lady justice without a blindfold deciding and prosecuting people based on their politics. can you imagine the standard to people on the ground, the average person could be prosecuted by these people. it's outrageous. >> property is not protected. they're confiscating assets. maria: thank you very much for joining me and also for being on this. this is something that is concerning all of us, congresswoman claudia tenney in new york. quick break and then president biden keeps pushing his climate change agenda and republicans are not having it. american petroleum institute president and ceo mike somers is here with his thoughts on the green agenda. you're watching "mornings with maria" on fox business. ♪ ♪(relaxing music)♪ (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) book in the hotels.com

odds yesterday joining nearly 5 million little things around the world is that we commonly things askewrl was born yesterday morning at kaiser in redwood city. all 4 got a chance to talk to the proud parents back in court. eastman this their second little baby while they haven't settled on a name yet. the thing about what day they're actually celebrate the little girl's birthday in the years to come. >> i know people our here and so they either celebrated on the 28th of the first then a celebrate both days to kind of make it special every year. >> i love that. okay. in this little hit, you came almost right at the start of day. this is baby blake car for trujillo. he was more at the antioch medical center at 12. 0, 04:00am, he weighed in at 9 pounds. 6 ounces and measured. 21 that cutie pie. meantime, as of general hospital, welcome 5 babies, sutter health, cp nc than s campus. so far they have 3 and at the lucille packard. 12 babies were born. now police say the babies are costly pings leapers or leak stirs okay. and after the break, let's switch gears and talk sports because steph cur

but it wasn't the speaker of the house that missed askew. it washeof t t the. >> well, i think that was wellid said. i think maybe one of the behind the scenes question that people he st be interesteothebehindd i. they spend a lot of time up there with the vic oe presidenta >> any private conversation, small talk, mayblke we did. we had some small talk. h there waads. a lot of time that we were toget there together, waiting. we talkehe d and for one example,e about our parents, i asked her if her parents had been alive. did they survive to see s her serving as vice president. and she lamented that they had not. s viceand asked me about mine. i lost my dad three days before i got elected to congress, st or he didn't get to see this either. but we we agreed that our parenthat ous are enjoying this. heaven. and, you know, that was a nice moment. but beyond that sean, it was just an overly partisan unnecessarily evening. i mean, the state of the union, it be's always some partisan elements to it, but there's normally applause lines that everyone

. >> i mean, i snout down in the turf, you know, with, with your with is not an with your hat askew istractive look . yeah. attractive look. yeah. >> that's, you know, well it happens at every meeting to happens at every race meeting to tell between the tell the difference between the horses of these women. horses and some of these women. >> wonder that's a >> but i just wonder that's a terrible thing. >> it like it is. >> well, i say it like it is. >> well, i say it like it is. >> i'm like you might come the secret and justice, you secret truth and justice, you know, i'll drop truth know, and i'll drop the truth bombs have bombs if i have to. >> yeah, here's the other question, the way. very question, by the way. very briefly, messaging from briefly, the messaging from labour that they have filibustered attempt filibustered liz truss's attempt to that defines to have legislation that defines biological sex and introduces the primacy of biology in law. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> we need this law . >> we need this law. >> we need this law. >> yeah, we definitely need this law. i t

. >> i mean, i snout down in the turf, you know, with, with your with is not an with your hat askew istractive look . yeah. attractive look. yeah. >> that's, you know, well it happens at every meeting to happens at every race meeting to tell between the tell the difference between the horses of these women. horses and some of these women. >> wonder that's a >> but i just wonder that's a terrible thing. >> it like it is. >> well, i say it like it is. >> well, i say it like it is. >> i'm like you might come the secret and justice, you secret truth and justice, you know, i'll drop truth know, and i'll drop the truth bombs have bombs if i have to. >> yeah, here's the other question, the way. very question, by the way. very briefly, messaging from briefly, the messaging from labour that they have filibustered attempt filibustered liz truss's attempt to that defines to have legislation that defines biological sex and introduces the primacy of biology in law. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> we need this law . >> we need this law. >> we need this law. >> yeah, we definitely need this law. i t

constitution as amended speaks not only to the freedom of speech but also by jury instead of trial by askewationcusation. whether it be in a criminal court or a character prosecution here in the senate. there is distinction when the life of a person has been ruined. margaret chase smith f us who shout the loudest about americanism in making character assassinations are all t f who, by our own words and acts, ignore some of the basic principles of americanism. the exercise of our rights should not cost one single american their reputation or his right to the a livelihood nor should he be in danger of losing his reputation or livelihood merely because of whatto be his beliefs or i sad, his faith. -- or i add, his faith. republican leader that accuses a good american of mingling with supporters of terrorists and cop killers, of saying that he has anti-semitic affiliations read these final words of margaret chase stevens. i don't want to see the to political victory on the four horsemen of fear ignorance, and smear. i doubt if the republican party could simply because i don't believe the american op

effectively i woulded ask director haynes is it a legitimate question for me and my oversight capacity to askewa of the people who you have heard about all morning who have crossed the border with fake documents or not have been encountered on the terror watch list over actually not subject to an open investigation can i have your commitment we can actually get an answer to our question we wrote you and what is the status of the 169 people were encountered and we have never got an answer. here is person at one he was deported here's person to presented fake documents would pick them up in boston, thick person three would pick them up in chicago. we don't know we actually do not know the answer to the question. what happens is not public but that number one to 69 people the american be blessing where are they? we are just reflecting the common sense question, where are they? may i have your commitment? >> absolutely could have mcdevitt to try to work to get you whatever information you're looking for. i will talk about whatever the letters you sent and look at send your answers. >> thank you ver

you can see the sky through the broken roof, the walls of the summer kitchen are askew, everything insideng things in order in the yard, it is said. in total in recent days under 15 settlements of the grayvoron urban district were shelled, some more than once, the enemy attacked. using drones, komikazes, tanks, and cannon artillery. on a white wall this is especially not noticeable, but just on the dark canvas of the metal garage door, you can clearly see the scattering of fragments, a large number of holes, starting from 10 cm from the ground they went up there, the arrival happened, well, literally 10 m, this a projectile fell from a hail rocket launcher. armed. situation, there are wounded residents, various dozens of residential buildings were damaged, and damage calculations continue. alexander korbov, vecheslav podzolkov, vesti belgorod. active snow cover and unpreparedness of culverts for the season led to flooding of the village of nizhny kurlugash in khakassia. there is water in the basements; motor pumps are not able to completely cope with the situation. report by our correspon

i'm singer in the band askew. we play a mixture of original music and cover songs.le that could be done. music, i think, kind of helped me forget about my condition and something that i just absolutely love. as each day passes and eli loses his mobility, he's been testing an assistive technology that has the potential to keep him playing music longer. and i can do this part... the smart suit aims to help with that arm function. it helps to lift your arms up and basicallyjust help you achieve some of the normal everyday things, such as brushing teeth, such as drinking water, such as eating food. that's why i use this ring. and that's a pretty good position that helps support my arm. the exoskeleton is being developed by his mum's charity, which she started after eli was diagnosed. is that as high as you want? ok, i'll press a and b together. if i'm playing every single night or if i want to hold the microphone at any point, the smart suit would really help with that. with grant funding from british council and arts council england, eli has been given the chance to cr