it charlene francs called charlene garrett, ravens boss, at the time of janet's death.ry that raven knew he was about to lose his job. >> -- did i get my picks the boss? i said, no word, in a way to the end of the month. >> charlene francs's point that -- and mounting debt could've driven raven to kill. she then show the jury jan's life insurance policy. the payout was $500,000. the beneficiary was raven abaroa. >> the only way you could afford to live's lifestyle was to get that insurance policy. >> another piece of this puzzle was about to be presented in court, it had to do with raven second wife, vanessa pond. it turns out, vanessa and raven were not a match made in heaven. >> i was way too naive, way too naive. >> vanessa traveled from salt lake city to durham to testify, not for the defense, for the prosecution. >> she told the jury how her storybook romance with raven ended almost as quickly as a began. >> did you guys are you a lot? >> yes. >> at one point, vanessa said, raven became physical. >> he had me by the arms and he threw me up against the wall. he told

yeah, charlene and kareerm, that doesn't rhyme. >> all right, martha, this time it was charlen greg:areem. congratulations to charlene and ram. >> yeah, yeah. all right. i have a camp for. your kids this summer is called the how to be a person summer campyo, and it's gone viral. these are all the things that you can teach your kids, and it kind of goes back to what we're talking about, about covid and how people spend too much le and. homet you have to learn how to do these things, make your bed, how to water the plants, how to writo war e name, how to clean up. >> it sounds like a lot of fun . >> how old are the kids? it's just for a camp for stupi . this is a camp for stupid kidsar owners all year. >> all this mom in utah.s caitlin. three years old, started this camp to teach kids how to do practical good things. >> and i guarantee you, like, that's child labor sitting on their phone all summer long. >> oh, my gosh, that's crazy . greg don't play outside your role. yeah, let them play outside. all right. anything you wan greg: jt to sa? >> just going to go homeen and you said up ri

host: the next caller is charlene in west virginia on the democrat line. welcome. charlene: thank you. i grew up in a religious home. my father was a methodist preacher. he is 97 euros old now. we have talked about this evangelical movement going on now. i watched a documentary, shining happy faces, about the dugger family. i am just wondering if this guy belongs to that same group of evangelicals. the cause, there is a child molesting going on in our group. i mean, how can you sit and talk about abortion and all of this stuff when you have this stuff going on in your group? host: i will let our guest respond.

this is some kind of life on my starkles, roman and charlene came to khovantsi from the kids of the circus guessing for the race builder circus, you can make a summer program of non-travelable attraction. at the arena of cola of courage, strength athletes are trained in wind gymnast under the dome until the end of summer. the grand finale of the theatrical season at the leading posters about the piston shows agtem and accessible these days the whole marathon of cultural events goes to open dances, kalyak, fell down the mountain to put out the wall of the whistle polad with the connection and the high bridge of shamo aesthete, i have masensu and steele at the great theater wild weekend clothed. zimon ardor bridge them who will become headliner at the governor's garden tomorrow, refusals from our traditions of the art route, we ask for the promenade how much is the paris commune square and here is silence and next weekend you will not smell the chants and do not add here there were markets that the corpses of realities, when they left for the guests, infected. i have too the ward of the thir

charlene in west virginia on the democrat line. welcome. charlene: thank you. i grew up in a religious home. my father was a methodist preacher. he is 97 euros old now. we have talked about this evangelical movement going on now. i watched a documentary, shining happy faces, about the dugger family. i am just wondering if this guy belongs to that same group of evangelicals. the cause, there is a child molesting going on in our group. i mean, how can you sit and talk about abortion and all of this stuff when you have this stuff going on in your group? host: i will let our guest respond. the group she alleges, this documentary, are you familiar? guest: i have for the families name but i have not met them before. >> hello, and welcome to this special pride addition. i am the senior director of engagement and external affairs at the atlantic council and we are delighted for today's conversation featuring usaid admin samantha power is important to me and the atlanta commission. today's conversation will be led by pulitzer winning journalist jonathan k parts that hea

charlene and kareem? eem. can are you deaf? >> martha: summer camp.bout covid and spending so much time at home. learn how to do these things, make your bed, how to water things. clean up. it sounds like a lot of fun. >> judge jeanine: how old is it. >> greg: is this a camp for stupid kids? >> martha: they're little 6 years old and 3 years old. >> judge jeanine: 3 years old. >> martha: started this camp to help kids. jean that's child labor. >> martha: keeps them off their phone all summer long. >> judge jeanine: let them play outside. anything you want to say, greg? >> greg: just i'm going to go home. >> jesse: he has said enough. >> judge jeanine: that's it for us. we will see you on monday have. great weekend. and. >> bret: welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. the verdict is in for the gunman who carried out the deadliest anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. a bipartisan group of lawmakers working together to protect critical u.s. infrastructure in the wake of a major cyberattack. and a house republican again seeks punishment for democratic congr

is some kind of life on my star class, they came to the khovants, circus studios, romantics and charleneing at once killed the circus, you can make the summer program unbelievable. one attraction on the arena near the courage , trained power athletes live and on the domes of the wind gymnasium, you can until the end of summer. this completes our release of the novelty of the region and insha, beltteler's projects of the two companies are available as self-site tvr-copy by the receptionists of the fire. there is a body of this property, the soul walks, until dawn, you don’t worry about me and look farewell do not give there are paths turns. sometimes the heart breaks sometimes. suddenly there is no desire to laugh, and you take the go. one from only one love happens. so you're saying that paul seeds hasn't believed any letter yet. what if we go? to ask him to personally call the boss and talk about the role of the barvin, stepanov knows how to build arguments to put pressure on him. you say i didn't know you were so vindictive. i don't understand, get out. listen, dear, where you need to

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we have to be labeled everything, extreme nice charlene is and on it. and so the look is one of underwashed most important allies. he leads a chinese coming in hockey with a most number of seats in the coalition. but that does not mean that we are just a chinese poppy, you know, rings and falls. we have uh, the friend, i think groups we have different leaders from different racial background. we must continue to fight these, these extreme ease of, of using race and religion. and the weak effect then it's not to become odious then that we just have to deliver back to that. yeah, i think the little girl, some of the most vicious in fargo, the tech, somebody took talking into a social media platform popular with a young half of the like target nationwide up below 14 years old. maybe your core to type and the opposition. but you've got the national, has also tapped on to talk to best to connect with the young voters. they were more and more said they were able to reach out, i think, to what the use found to be exciting and interesting. the message kept perp

i am charlene russell-tucker come commissioner of education and connecticut. i am honored to share critical information regarding the youth mental health crisis and connecticut's response to supporton the needs of students. my big audacious goal is to ensure every connecticut school has a court need a sustainable system of care to provide comprehensive behavioral mental health services to all students and school staff. the surgeon general murthy mention an associate of connecticut connecticut high school students confirms our students face unprecedented mental health challenges. too many for students reported having felt sad hopeless, and that the mental health was not good, most or all of the time. most concern is 14% said they are seriously considered suicide, and 6% actually attempted suicide. these data highlight the immense need to address student wellness and underscore the action at federal, state and local public or effective solution our team to stakeholders including policymakers, community leaders, parents and fans, educators and students. i like to

it is charlene jane gray. these also challenging. got so each agreement that within the i figured out in the unit itself. and harvard, this process, this type of them, of the process saves the new, the new uh, new feature all good position. now, because good position from an economic point of view as low down what it does become clear that they were, you know, the issues the solve a 3 is complex and jump on at the expense. ok. so now the new, the new phase of globalization has to come through these exercises all day long. i see, and i agreements uh, put in the political will to do that. so, um, yeah, it is, it is a totally premises that are also for the security features involved the word and you recurring sanctions and so on with the reasons as expressed is you know, this is the way to go on your kaci. we only have a couple of minutes left. i see you want to jump in, but i also want to ask you one final question. how much would this amplify advocates voice on the international stage where it to become a reality? i think that your pr

i am charlene russell-tucker commissioner of education in connecticut. i give you information on youth mental health crisis and connecticut's response to support the needs for students. my big goal is to ensure every connecticut school has a coordinated and sustainable system of care to provide comprehensive mental health supports and services to all students and school staff. the surgeon general mentioned in a survey of connecticut high school students confirmed our students face unprecedented mental health challenges. too many for students reported having felt sad or hopeless. and that their mental health was not good. most or all of the time. most concerning is that 14% said they seriously considered suicide. and 6% actually attempted suicide. these data highlight the immense needs for student wellness and urgency for action at federal, state, and local levels. effective solutions require teams of stakeholders khr-g policymakers, community leaders, parents, families, educators and students. i would like to say it can't be about them without them. the

the son of us, that's not the name of below a code he lives in the brandon with some of my son charlene with so insurance, you know what it is that he does. she has a lot less than one place and that's all the shit, shit. and when they say the adventures of the national instruction has been shown, show you the subject terms of how about the right expression because it's a good idea and then in so on was close, but that was off it's customers. most of the stuff is bad. some kind of about the mazda to locate the vehicle. i don't know. what's a fence up here, the field for somebody that's going to have a, some qualified them or even with the data 100 mossi me. that's, that has, has a list of the sort of the new valid product. the no finest computer model has the house. so if i need, it says printers name in says, you know, either somebody at the, i don't think any, it's a if most so of my day this is eddie. whether it's in was so on the on the go to kind of young's yeah. and it's about to a lot less to me. is it, you know, it's something you know, should exist the father of the buying poem

host: next caller is charlene who is in west virginia on the democrats line. welcome. caller: thank you. i grew up in a religious home. my father was a methodist preacher. he is 97 now. we have talked about this evangelical movement that is going on right now. i watched a documentary of shiny happy faces about the dugger family. i am wondering if this guy belongs to the same group of evangelicals. there is child molesting going on in that group. how can you set and talk about abortion and all the stuff and you have the stuff going on in your group? host: i will let our guest respond, the group she alleges about this documentary, are you familiar with it? guest: i have heard the families name perform and i have met them before. i am not a family member with them and they are not affiliated with the faith and freedom coalition. i will send broadly, they are absolutely back -- bad actors who claim to be christians or ministers in various kind of public facing capacities. you have to bear in mind that even scripture teaches that all of us in. just because you're a christia

the west hastened to blame the president of the european council, charlene, for what happened to russiamichel was one of the first to rush the writer with an angry message and promised to attract moscow was held accountable for war crimes, and the german edition of bild followed suit, publishing an accusatory headline, but literally within an hour, the editors decided to hold their horses and changed it to a more neutral hydroelectric power station, others were blown up. the media were more unambiguous, putin was to blame for everything, for which they became the subject of ridicule and criticism by an american journalist who moved to twitter. daker karlsna, putin did it , putin did it and the reason is simple putin is evil. and those who are not evil do evil solely for the sake of enjoying the process itself. in this case, putin attacked himself. what is the highest form of evil and therefore ideally suits a person of such a warehouse, this is how the media explained everything to us, but, fortunately, the biased media are gradually losing their influence. but the number of views of ca

peanut's wife, charlene.ur costars in "amsterdam," another film of yours, is taylor swift. and she's enjoying yet another wonderful moment. and that movie came out last month. you have two daughters, correct? >> michael: i do. >> stephen: so answer carefully here. are you a swiftie? are you -- are you a fan of taylor swift? >> michael: oh, boy. yeah, i am more of a jazz guy. i mean. >> stephen: they are going to see this. they're going to see this, michael. >> michael: i can't help myself. no. well, it's funny 'cause -- >> stephen: i hope you said that to taylor swift on the first day of shooting. "i'm more of a jazz guy." >> michael: more of a jazz guy but nice to see you. no. my daughter sylvie actually she asked if she could go to the premiere of "amsterdam," which she doesn't typically ask if she can go to a premiere and i thought wow, she's really starting to show an interest in what i do. >> stephen: dad's work. >> michael: this could probably -- it's kind of an educational movie, so sure, why not. from

charlene. i finished 3 games. say like kind thought processes. >> plenty of times in my life one >> the stanford baseball team left for omaha today for the college world series. it will be their 3rd straight year playing the final 8 teams remaining in the country. the ranked cardinal will take on the top overall seed wake forest. the men deacons in opening round on saturday. the tournament is double elimination before the guys hopped on the team. charter drew balderas said this group is confident as they look to bring another national title to the floor. >> things going for you know, it's a big stage and we're excited. but same time it's still baseball. so same game playing. so making too much of a big deal of it and just going for display that dixon put it best. he said early his first year was kind of fireworks and the bright lights. was >> a lot of excitement that last year they be we played a little too business like you hopefully this year we can find that middle ground where we can enjoy the exciting parts o

charlene darlene did that multiple volume of the african-american woman and i. i have articles in one entry in there and i'm sure others here have entries in there. and the other field i to talk about is i think we are also in but we need to move further in the direction of family history. now, why is family history? well, family history is of two types. one is of the type that stefanie jones rogers talked about yesterday, which is extremely moving. but there's another family type that i think of people like tara hunter here, kind of field where were literally talking about your family and when you talk about your family because i did an article recently about my family and i want to tell you and this is another thing that i find interesting the more interdisciplinary we are with some of our things the more we learn. so my article was based on photographs of my family when they were in slavery and, so when i looked at the first photograph that was shown to me, a child, it the trial, the jury of jefferson davis, my my grandfather's right my great grandfather's ri

um sorry before you move to charlene legislation, let me call the items and then and then we can we can go on with that. and mr clark, could you please call item 6789 10 11. so six through 11 together. yes madam chair items. six through 11 item six. his an ordinance amending the administrative code extend the board of supervisors delegation of authority under charter hood to the department of public health to approve managed care contracts to include contracts ending on december 31st 2028 and to exclude from the requirement of control review those managed care contracts that are based on rates set by the california department. hi california department, healthcare services or on actual healthcare delivery costs. heard him seventh is northern, cementing the healthcare to set patient rates hand rates for other services provided by the department of public health for fiscal years, 2023 to 2024 and 20 20/4 to 2025 items eight and nine resolutions approving the memoranda of understanding. between the following and the department of public health to establish the roles and responsibilities of

host: next caller is charlene who is in west virginia on the democrats line. welcome. caller: thank you. i grew up in a religious home. my father was a methodist preacher. he is 97 now. we have talked about this evangelical movement that is going on right now. i watched a documentary of shiny happy faces about the dugger family. i am wondering if this guy belongs to the same group of evangelicals. there is child molesting going on in that group. how can you set and talk about abortion and all the stuff and you have the stuff going on in your group? host: i will let our guest respond, the group she alleges about this documentary, are you familiar with it? guest: i have heard the families name perform and i have met them before. i am not a family member with them and they are not affiliated with the faith and freedom coalition. i will send broadly, they are absolutely back -- bad actors who claim to be christians or ministers in various kind of public facing capacities. you have to bear in mind that even scripture teaches that all of us in. just because you're a christia

i am charlene russell-tucker commissioner of education in connecticut. i give you information on youth mental health crisis and connecticut's response to support the needs for students. my big goal is to ensure every connecticut school has a coordinated and sustainable system of care to provide comprehensive mental health supports and services to all students and school staff. the surgeon general mentioned in a survey of connecticut high school students confirmed our students face unprecedented mental health challenges. too many for students reported having felt sad or hopeless. and that their mental health was not good. most or all of the time. most concerning is that 14% said they seriously considered suicide. and 6% actually attempted suicide. these data highlight the immense needs for student wellness and urgency for action at federal, state, and local levels. effective solutions require teams of stakeholders khr-g policymakers, community leaders, parents, families, educators and students. i would like to say it can't be about them without them. the

um sorry before you move to charlene legislation, let me call the items and then and then we can we can go on with that. and mr clark, could you please call item 6789 10 11. so six through 11 together. yes madam chair items. six through 11 item six. his an ordinance amending the administrative code extend the board of supervisors delegation of authority under charter hood to the department of public health to approve managed care contracts to include contracts ending on december 31st 2028 and to exclude from the requirement of control review those managed care contracts that are based on rates set by the california department. hi california department, healthcare services or on actual healthcare delivery costs. heard him seventh is northern, cementing the healthcare to set patient rates hand rates for other services provided by the department of public health for fiscal years, 2023 to 2024 and 20 20/4 to 2025 items eight and nine resolutions approving the memoranda of understanding. between the following and the department of public health to establish the roles and responsibilities of