and bono and the edge, wildly smart guys. >> jimmy: very smart guys. >> yeah.d them here on the show, yeah. and i love them, i really do. i mean, this for me -- you and them is like -- it's as if you made this specifically for me, which i know you didn't. but one of the things that i felt just -- >> no, we did. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: great. was after the show, after the concert, you introduced -- in front of their hometown crowd, which is great, you guys go to a bar. a pub as they call them. and everybody is singing along in the pub. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: except for one. there was one person not singing. >> see if you can guess. i was so worried about this. i knew that you go to a pub, and everybody is full of guinness and sing along because you've got bono and the edge and then like a half a dozen really great, talented irish musicians performing in a way you're not going to hear them perform. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so sing along and a lot of this. and i just -- at one point i found myself with a camera, like about here. and i thought, oh [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] so

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pro bono. i done know that left word, cat. do you -- who side areow here? >> i mean, okay. i feel like asking him to do like punch somebody kind of is asking mow to give a lukewarm take. >> all my takes are spicy hot. [laughter] i do it for a living. where he hits for a living. he hits people for a job. of course he hit him hard and hit him again >> and thinking about second hits. by doing this he got a lot of hits off what would have been an -- very boring story. but near low killing him, it is success. i think a lesson. when you get i chance to hit a mascot you go for the death blow >> holding his cologne as he does it the same time >> you know what? as one does. [laughter]. we gotta move on. i want to say god bless america. [laughter]. we will be right back. we will be right back. clear clear we're talking about cashbackin. not a game! we're talking about cashbacking. we're talking about... we're not talking about practice? no... cashbacking. word. we're talking about cashbacking. cashbackin

pro bono. >> that means free.he okay. >> greg: how did you know i didn't know that, last word, who's side are you on here? >> kat: i feel like asking him to punch somebody only kind of is like asking me to give a lukewarm take. all my takes are spicy hot. i do it for a living. >> greg: he hits for a living. >> he hits people for a job, of course he hit him hard and hit him again. >> greg: thinking about second hits, by doing this, he got a lot of hits from what would be a boring story. by nearly killing him, success. i think it is a lesson to everybody. when you get a chance to hit a mascot, go for the death blow. >> kat: he's holding his cologne at the same time. >> as one does. >> greg: move on, i want to say, god bless america. we'll be right back. shipstation saves us so much time it makes it really easy and seamless pick an order print everything you need slap the label on ito the box and it's ready to go our cost for shipping, were cut in half just like that go to shipstation/tv and get 2 months free attenti

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she is represented the victims of human trafficking pro bono. she has -- significant single judgments in several cases. she has trained more than 5000 pro bono attorneys nationwide to handle human trafficking, truly remarkable. she provides technical assistance and -- without objection, further bios will be included in the record about this wonderful panel. >> good morning. my name is bella and i am a member of the u.s. survivor and council of human trafficking. thank you for having me here today to speak on behalf. the members of the consult ours so great will -- for efforts to, and human trafficking. as many of you know, the council has published reports to congress. with recommendations to federal agencies. the council has begun its planning for the 2023 report with focus on how to best address gaps in services and support for human trafficking survivors. in my time on the council, i have borne witness to the strength of collaboration. i joined in 2019. for example, in the councils section with the department of state, and health and human se

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el salario promedio mensual de cada oficial subirá 12 dólares la hora la agencia está ofreciendo un bonocio >> dos individuos utilizaron su tiempo asignado para hacer comentarios antisemitas >> uno de los individuos reclamo que hayan interrumpido sus comentarios dos semanas antes cuando también puso su tiempo para hacer comentarios contra la comunidad judía y contra concejal judío. hizo referencia a pancartas colocadas en un paso nivel. algunos funcionarios de la ciudad quieren eliminar los comentarios públicos en línea durante las reuniones de este consejo. >> muchas familias se benefician con los servicios que ofrece la organización comunitaria en la ciudad de san josé >> como nos explica flavio lacayo va realizar un evento para mostrarle a los nuevos miembros los programas que tienen. >> prepare lápiz y papel realizará el evento denominado vecinos en comunidad con el fin de tener a nuevos miembros explicarle sobre todo servicios y programas que ofrecen >> tenemos muchos servicios uno de los que sí mucha gente conoce este la comida. >> pero que también hablamos de nuestra asistencia fa

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the name of this film, kiss the future, is taken from what bono told sarajevo citizens during that concert proud of how their artists also dealt with their past. the ongoing conflict in ukraine was being reported by news outlets throughout the tribeca festival, providing an unsettling backdrop to the festivities. but tribeca did address the turmoil in ukraine in at least two documentaries, focusing on the responses of the creative community in ukraine to the war. my name is anton tymoshenko. i am a stand—up comedian from kyiv, in ukraine. and i am trying not to die and defeat russia. the documentary, comedy of war: laughter in ukraine, follows four stand—up comics still plying their trade during the war. they have been performing in makeshift venues, often in bomb shelters. if you laugh about it, it is not so scary any more. one of those featured is hanna kochehura who came to new york for the festival. she told me that laughter by way of stand—up comedy is vital in times of war. i think that humour is incredibly important in such times and i feel like i can help others a bit, in terms of,

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vanderburg is represented victims of human trafficking pro bono and civil cases. she has obtained for trafficking survivors and significant justice in federal cases. his train more than 5000 pro bono attorneystt nationwide to handle human trafficking matters that is truly remarkable. she provides technical assistance and legal teams with trafficking cases nationwide. without objection even furthern, by also be included in the record about this wonderful panel yielded. >> okay i will start. good morning. i am a member of the u.s. advisory council on human trafficking. so thank you for having me here today to speak on behalf of of the council. the members of the council are sincerely grateful to congress, the white house and each of the presidents interagency task force monitoring and combat trafficking in person. for its effort to combat humantr trafficking. as many of you know since 2015 the council's published reports to congress. we recommend to federal agencies. this year the council has begun into planting for the 2023 report with focus how to best address gap

during your career, you provided legal representation for many pro bono clients and also taught at several law schools to the benefit of numerous young lawyers. you are one of the few lawyers to have argued more than 100 cases before the u.s. supreme court in your impressive record of victories have motivated news media to refer to you as a lawyer superstar. her excellent representation of so many clients throughout the political spectrum with different points of view has made a great contribution to the quality of justice. particularly important as a solicitor general has been your protection of constitutional government and the rule of law. you have persevered through this task despite unfair criticism by some adversaries and special interest groups. in doing this, you have upheld the highest ideals of the legal profession. graduations on receiving this prestigious award, and best wishes for continued success. now, i want to welcome paul to the podium to share some remarks with us. please welcome him. [applause] mr. clement: thank you very much. thank you very much. that ovation means a

tasks because they just cannot afford it it is also the center of the justice department's own pro bono efforts, the justice department employees every day provide legal services to help veterans fill out the necessary forms to help people with their wills, and help service members with respect to their debts, and various other things. that is another organizing section of this office. >> thank you, mister attorney general, i look forward to working with you. we were one vote shy of getting this bill into law the end of last year. i look forward to partnering with you and finding ways to reduce these driver license suspended in. >> thank you. >> mr. attorney general, i want to explore the dangers crisis at our southern border, and your role in causing that crisis. asylum is reserved for people who faced things like religious persecution, perked secure shun for their religious belief or race and ethnicity. in 2021, you changed the rules so it could apply to individuals -- in their home country, is that the 2021 interpretation in place? >> it reinstates a previous interpretation that the

under ukrainian law ecocide is just bribed as a mass destruction of flora or bono for the poisoning ofst attack asking the office of prosecutor of icc to add this investigation into their main case, which they investigate the the situation in ukraine. let me ask you, do you have any evidence at this stage that does point the finger at russia? what is it? first of all, we have a lot of intelligence information. second, we suspected that russia has this intense back in autumn of last year. at this time, president zelensky addressed the issue. he said a mission should be set up at the dam. this hasn't been done and we are now witnessing the aftermath. as i said, we have the intelligence informatio and will carry out all necessary examinations. the territory of the dam is temporarily under control of the occupying forces. but numerous investigatory actions can use footage and imagery, so we need support of international communities, sharing with us satellite imagery, intelligence information. we are open to investigation on an international level. as i have already mentioned, we have sent

it's a music documentary and involves the talents of u2, bono appears in this film, its about sorry level he tribeca festival is all about, about how art forms, whether that be music or a cinema, motivates human beings. it has some very illustrious co—producers and among them is matt damon, and he told us one of the key reasons why he got involved with unit co—producer, because he was such a huge you to find. yeah, yeah, yeah. i am a very, very big fan. you know, they actually succeeded in supplanting the beatles. for me as my desert island band. i just love them. i grew up with them and you know, i'm about a decade younger than them. so i was right in the wheelhouse of kind of fandom. what i love about this movie is what it says about the role of art and music, as an act of defiance and as an act of resistance, and as a way to kind of build community and as a way to, to to be alive. so, it seems therefore to continue this political theme of the movies. well, i don't think it's an overtly political film well, i don't think it's an overtly politicalfilm festival well, i don't think it's an

. >>> and joey bono getting a standing ovation from the cincinnati crowd as he was back in the startinging shoulder surgery last august. and he would make his presence felt. his second at bat against the rocky, he sent a solo home run over the right field wall that had the fans going crazy. and in the sixth, he delivered the go-ahead two run single, turned out to be the game winner. and cincinnati now won nine in a row, their longest winning streak in a decade. and they also move into first place in the division by half a game. and he said after the game it was memorable more than he expected that standing ovation and welcome he got from the reds fans. a good time to be a baseball fan in cincinnati. >> absolutely. andy, thank you. >>> coming up on "cnn this morning," what it is really like to ride in a small sub perable like the one lost at sea. >> and here, what might be the longest recession watch in history. beach defense®, from neu® more protection. more sun. more joy. the suncare brand used most by dermatologists for themselves and their families. vital protection for all your days

i have represented 75 clients, all pro bono, i believe there are hundreds more. >> this is a simple fixm imp impacting wounded warriors, really make sure chain of command involved in the decisions and make sure the warriors have due process. >> shannon: this was instituted to help people, some people are stuck in the bureaucracy and it is not helping. >> that is right, it ranges from people who have been in for 19 years, boom, no 20-year vesting. we are losing future war fighters and our middle management, where i come in. this is not time to be mismanaging active duty woundad warriors. >> shannon: what are odds getting this through the house and senate and getting something done? >> we got momentum built and we are continuing to educate and raise awareness and addressing this issue for wounded warriors. for so many that have served and feel they are being ushered out of the military. we want them to feel like we will give them time to recoup and get healthy and continue to serve. >> shannon: what is best case scenario? >> best case scenario, we will continue to build support, raise awa

even but before he becomes justice, you know, chase has a long career as what we would call a pro bono civil rights lawyer before the civil war. and so i can't say oh he cited in that brief or that brief because we don't have a lot of his breeze, but he was familiar with the case and he was was arguing for black rights both in courts and in political for us before um, the core field comes up most notably in the slaughterhouse cases decided near the end of chase's tenure on the court in 1873. i mean everyone both the majority opinion and the three descents in that case sites core field. i mean, it's it's seen as kind of the the paradigmatic statement of what privileges and immunities mean now it's in a different bit of the constitution when when justice washington was interpreting, and it was in the you know, the original constitution now it's in the 14th amendment but people think that that is what it means. they just disagree violently over the majority in slaughterhouse basically kind of reads privileges and immunities very narrowly and just look well. it's just these few federal thi

culturally appropriate with an audience you're working with one time of providing services with pro bono lawyers and trained professionals to find out whether your eligible the first station and go through a purview list of questions to see if they have met the 56 year residents arrangement or they're a u.s. citizenship they once they get through the screening they go to legal communication to see lawyers to check am i eligible to be a citizen we send them to station 3 that's when they sit down with experienced advertising to fill out the 4 hundred naturalization form and then to final review and at the end he helps them with the check out station and send them a packet to fill and wait a month to 6 weeks to be invited in for an oral examine and if they pass two or three a months maximum get sworn in and become a citizen every single working groups we have a learning how to vote i mean there are tons of community resources we go for citizenship prep classes and have agencies it stays on site and this is filing out forms for people that are eligible so not just about your 22 page form but

report on us what has been approved, how many units there are, because we need some way along a pro bono extension in the housing element not to have to deliver at the rate-as we do, because these projects were approved and went through the proper reviews and approvals and we can't deliver them. we can approve quickly but can't deliver them. i don't want to have double penalty spending as much time as we do on approval and trying to make things happen and they don't happen. >> obviously a extremely tough economic environment to get housing built, so you face the same frustration i think we all face. you have a choice between whether your terminate entitlements which means they have to come back and go through the whole process to get reentitled or extend it. i dont think by virtue of us saying we are not extending the entitlement you will get the housing built. that is economic conditions today and what we hear from project sponsors and our own consultant is not nessarily feasible to build the given financing and given the cost of construction and where market rental rates are. we face-w

since veterans day planning team when i launched arc of justice, i've represented 75 clients, all pro bonoobably hundreds more. >> this is really a simple fix to what may be a complex problem impacting our wounded warriors, but it would really make sure that it's the chain of command that's involved in these decisions and make sure that our wounded warriors have due process. shannon: this was institutedded to try to help people, but it sounds like for some people they're being stuck in this bureaucracy. >> that's exactly right. i've had a client who's literally a year away from retirement, has 11 children, boom, no retirement. this runs the gamut. we're losing our future war fighters and our middle management, which is where i come in. this is not a time to be mismanaging active duty wounded warriors. shannon: congressman, what do you think are the odds of getting this through the house, through the senate, getting something done? >> we've got some momentum built last congress k and we're just continuing to educate, to raise awareness as to the importance of addressing this issue for our w

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in 1938, the future counsel recruited pro bono lawyers to help the adl combat nazi plots against americadl's future director of fact-finding and public relations in new england, became a counterespionage expert for the u.s. army. during the war, he led a team of operatives on a hunt for fashion spies in the northeastern u.s. postwar, adl leaders made it there-ish and to expose what they considered a vast enterprise of hate operating in the u.s. and called on the adl to find "ammunition for the war to make our land a more perfect democracy", as the national chairman urged. in february 1959, two months after the society was founded, he learned that an activist he was monitoring was opening his homes to meetings of a new group. again, the director of fact-finding for the adl, wanted to find out more. the adl was the first organization to track the birchers. and its anti-birch became the most effective of all of them. zack's agents had codenames, they set out on missions to find any shred of anti-semitic, racist, violent or totalitarian evidence on the part of birch ers. operatives obtained

the nearest ukrainian hill town of beula door has seen heavy funding in the past 6 months. bono vancho was taken by russian forces last year. well, our correspondence, lehigh sion is in the bone. the vodka, ukraine, ali share with us what you've seen a series we are in the block, as you said, the several areas in the city or the stone. that's where it targets it this morning . us for a russian soul says this is one, this is a boss. this used to be a bus stop. so um it was hit with one of the mist size. also there are several other locations that we went through. some of them are close because of a security measures. this is one of the areas that you were allowed to take some footage. this is also one of a business centers that also was hit, has to be understood that there are only 20 to 23 people who are injured amongst them too, in a severe condition. however, this is not the 1st time this town is being targeted over the road from junior to the fall of all 5, which is like a 70 kilometers away. we can see many destroyed homes, many destroyed shops, subs, incentives, city is more of a

we have worked very hard to get pro bono lawyers to represent those children, even while they are stille country of origin and the country where that abuse has occurred. so, having legal representation, along with mental health support and addiction support and housing, all of those basic needs but legal needs are also quite fundamental. secondly, and i think you heard this today, survivors need agency. and so when you talk about medical care, i think it's very important to remember that survivors need to be making the decisions. survivors need to decide whether there's reporting to law enforcement. unless it's a child and there's mandatory reporting. this also goes for the hotline. and as geno said, survivors, trafficking victims, when they're in the situation, they're terribly frightened of police and are sometimes abused by police and are certainly arrested by police. and so with the u.s. hotline now, with the national human trafficking hotline, victims themselves, when they call, need to be able to decide whether or not to report to law enforcement. survivors should not be arrested.

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it is also the center of the justice department's own pro bono efforts. the justice department employees every day provide proper legal services. tell veterans philippine sorry forms. switching to -- service members. that's another organizing section of this office. >> according to working with you and with the office. what is one vote shy of having that bill on the law. i look forward to partnering with you and finding ways to reduce the driver's license suspensions and data and he issues. thank, you mister chairman. >> thank you. senator cotton. >> i want to explore the dangerous crisis at our southern border, and your role in closing that crisis. is traditionally reserved for people who face things like religious persecution, prosecutions for their blades. or violence because of the race and ethnicity. internet 2020, when you jane change -- for individuals with significant gang violence in their own country. is that 2021 interpretation still in place? >> it. is it reinstates a previous interpretation that the department has. the same asylum, roles yes.

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that advice and the financial planning association those advisors who say they are willing to do pro bonohelp you figure out how to make this happen. so before taking out more debt, absolutely talk to an expert. >> this is why bank of america said recently that consumers are in good shape balance sheet wise, but we expect to see more delinquencies if the decision goes through getting a first response from the white house, while we disagree with the court we're prepared for this scenario and the president will have more to say today and adds the president will make clear he's not done fighting it and will announce new actions to protect student loan borrowers i'm curious what you've been hearing, if anything the president can do next to hear that >> i think the new actions will be revisions to the income driven repayment plan. caps on that plan to make it even better for consumers or for borrowers and get more able to do it. i mean, the proposal of capping monthly payments at 5% of borrower's income is going to be great, but there are still some places where some people are left out and ag