christina has quite a list of accomplishments.shoka fellow, honoree female founders 100 and 30 under 40 health care recognition list. i don't think anyone can top that. the title of the chat is quality is parity 2.0. i thought i would briefly explain what mental health, what parity 1.0 is. it's the law i mentioned, the mental health parity and addiction equity act. in one sentence, but it said was if mental health and substance use disorder coverage is offered, it has to be no mo thae coverage for medical conditions. that law passed in '08. a new proposed rule was released toward the end of last year. we are currently waiting. there's a final rule now. it will be replaced by a new final rule we expect sometime this summer and that will change a little bit of the way parity 1.0 is implemented. now we will move on to quality is parity 2.0. for both of you, i don't think anyone doubts the importance of having quality behavioral health care. ■a no issue there. talk about what you see as the barriers to providing quality mental health

there for kids carrying john loved christina and christina and carrie, we're very close.hristina and sarah were very close. >> it was like a family as close as a team could be i had to show the night before i got home around midnight and we say goodnight. >> christina was waiting for me and then she said i have to be out the door by seven. i said, okay so she says so if i don't see you all, i'll be back by noon. i remember her kissing me, saying i love you and i was so tired, i didn't wake up. >> she walked out the door and i heard the door shut. i was going to get up and say, hey, goodbye, and i just didn't the weather that morning was not ideal for herrmann: the pilot filled out his safety analysis two hours before he departed. petitt: the pilot should always assess the flight risks before taking off. the weather can change in 10 minutes, and they should have checked it prior to departure. i was actually in calabasas. i have never seen fog like that. reporter: the helicopter carrying kobe and his daughter was headed to mamba sports academy in thousand oaks, california,

christina bloom is making her bed for the night. the soft as this dance has tons ending. we spend about one 3rd of all life in this state of sleep and talk to me said, yeah, most of us don't know what happens when we're in the state for bog. and we have some spanish talking because it's a state of unconsciousness and things that type kind was fun, happen to the source to us. it's also crucial to somebody for if this is and is as much impulsive, life is wakeful, notice about fine. that's why i find sleep safe estimate touristy fast enough to in this box on in 2019 she began researching sleep at the university of basel as his doctor for he said, can i do love to sleep myself? and i usually sleep very well unless i have to work in the sleep thoughts with me. so what in the sleep lab, christina bloom at hendrick, colleagues, study people who suffer from sleep disorders. this involves measuring their brain activity while they're sleeping. the live video just english because we might be on teach us, but that doesn't mean nothing is happening cuz he has quite the opposite. and t

the visiting christina, blue mentor team are trying to find out which factors influence sleep and how they conduct a series of experiments with test persons changing one variable each time the being positive for testing. hearing basel with, are you interested in the role type by lights with tax that you like to also also official? like especially in the things i often administration staff wants to test subjects, the researchers record their brain activity within each and identify and evaluate sweet stages. the large and slow waves to pick the deep sleep phase, which is essential for restorative sleep. but which specific factors make sleep restorative? that's what christina wants to find out. loud with us about 15 minutes, i'd say that so many people that you like, especially if i'm not true daylight outside i is one of the most underestimated foxes. when it comes to a good night sleep, i want to make sure we want to know how much day like you need for it to have a significant positive effect on the sleeve at the end of this month. i'll finish off the hop. so for now we don't know the

that's what christina wants to find out. now that as best for you to manage, i'd say that so many people that you like, especially them not true daylight outside i is one of the most underestimated foxes . when it comes to a good night sleep, i want to make sure we want to know how much day like you need for it to have a significant positive effect on sleeve at the end of this month. i'll finish off the hop. so for now we don't know it costs in our, in the morning is enough, or it's an hour is bathroom design, is a case of the more the best email, or is there a point where the benefit plus tires affect once the hosting does, can kind of get off the to 5, hopefully we'll be able to give people somebody to about how they can make the motion to stabilize the to improve the sleeping stack of the patient. i'll am i talking about some kind of stuff to focus on inside of support. austria, christina bloom, a has discovered the joys of mountain hiking for her current project, she's studying the impact of the outdoor activities on the

i sleep scientist, christina bloom is making her bed for the night. the soft is his dad. so stands ending. we spend about one 3rd of all life in the state of sleep and talked to him and said, yeah, most of us don't know what happens when we're in the state for blog. and we have some information to gain because it's a states of unconscious moment in dfcs heights kind, but we're fine. have them. and then others and switched out. it's also crucial to somebody for if this is and is as my impulsive life is wakeful, notice about fine. that's why i find sleep safe estimate touristy fast enough to into stops of 2019. she began researching sleep at the university of basel. i just knocked out the history again. i do love to sleep myself and i usually sleep very well unless i have to work in the sleep. thoughts with me still in the sleep lab, christina bloom and her colleagues study people who suffer from sleep disorders. this involves measuring their brain activity while they're sleeping, the live, you just even reach the voice we might be on teach us, but that doesn't mean nothing

the penthouse is not his, it is christina's parents' house.has nothing of his own, his family is in colombia, all his brothers are in jail for drugs and more. what’s worse, he just got into this family, like no soap in the ass, we contacted the author of this comment, do you think who it turned out to be, his official wife, the wife of angel tores, who comes with us on skype, good evening, anastasia, good evening, andrey, good evening, studio, listen, how, how does this happen, how did you find him, where did you meet him... i met him, i really love latin american culture , i always danced salsa and in general everything in music is latin american, very i often visited the frunzinskaya embankment, and he came in the circle of his girlfriends, head and shoulders above everyone else, and, of course, raised his nose to the sky, put on a crown there, and invited, well, of course we are, well, he’s a star, i’m a star, we’re here.. we got along in temperament, he invited me to dance, that’s it, we, i don’t remember, who left a phone number for someo

please, christina, come in and have a seat.k her neighbors there , it turns out that she was in ore, then dad came for lunch, and we told him that mom was taken to the maternity hospital, he immediately left and arrived, she said that your sister was born, she said that you have different dads, that you are a daughter from your first marriage, and... the daughter of a second marriage, yes, that ’s right, i had up to 5 years, up to four , my mother lived with my father, then she got married for the second time, what happened to our father? that we had a good relationship with ochim - we communicated with my father, well, before his death, so to speak, he died in 2012, my own father, with sochim too... we still have a pleasant relationship to this day, do you call him dad? we call you dad, yes, that is, you had two dads, you had such a moment, your own father came to visit, and we were all sitting at the table, stepfather and dad, i was so uncomfortable, i always tried not to say the words dad, tell me about mom, she tried so tha

christina, according to the rules of our program, is the author of the best question. receives a specialt, and it’s you today, please come out, thank you, congratulations, thank you, then, olga, now you have the opportunity to ask the children your question. let's imagine and go a little into the future. how do you see olga and me in , say, 20 years, what do we sing, what do we look like, what kind of concert costumes? i see you so happy, you know when the spouses have lived side by side for a long time, they already have such love, uh, a lot of concerts like now, because well, this is already a calm time, that is, i want to be a family, with my daughter, with my grandchildren, if of course there are any, and well, i think that everything will be calm, peaceful, and you will be together, i see now you are bright, beautiful, and you will remain so, your daughter will grow up , she will become as beautiful as olga, now, well now it's time to say goodbye to our audience, guys, thank you very much for a fascinating and interesting conversation, thank you just well done, so many interesting q

christina kuruuma will tell you the details. so, christina, hello, what about utility prices?a, citing the state statistics service, report that electricity prices have risen by almost 70% over the year. ukrainian authorities have warned that restrictions on electricity supplies across the country will continue for several more months. from may 20 will. during the fall and winter, we need to be prepared for periodic shutdown schedules to be applied. we are in a situation where there is a very strong shortage of electricity production. power plants cannot be quickly restored after such severe damage, so shortages may occur from time to time and blackouts may return. ukrainian energy minister herman golushchenko said that over the past heating period, more energy capacity was lost than restored. both in monetary terms they constantly ask for money from western partners to restore energy, and in commodity terms through the supply of electrical equipment. the ukrainian authorities are counting on the help of foreign partners at least from the fall of 2023. as prime minister denis

. >>> comedian and san francisco native christina wong was in the middle of her one-woman show when the pandemic shut down theaters ending her run earlier. so she threaded up her sewing machine and started a movement making masks. >> that inspired her show "sweatshop overlord" which became a pulitzer prize for drama and it's playing here in the bay area. our jenna franco spoke to christina about why it's so important to tell this story about unity. >> this is actually a replica of my sewing machine that i sewed my first mask on. >> reporter: in march 2020 when the world shut down and needed help, christina wong turned on her hello kitty sewing machine and started sewing. >> i can make masks and save america and that turned into me making a very naive promise to america. >> reporter: overpromising at first, but that's how the auntie sewing squad was born. >> referring to older women as auntie or others as uncle, it's just a term of endearment and respect and i've learned in running a sewing group called the auntie sewing squad it's much easier to yell at people when you call them auntie

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so he was hired and that bother christina. knocked on doors trying to stop the hiring of officer webster ? >> yes. >> she drafted a petition to reverse the hiring. >> it didn't feel he was a good fit for our community. >> her petition did not work. the town council comprised of five white men decided webster would remain on the force. although we did not have a vote, christina was furious with her old friend, the mayor. do you remember what you told him? >> that if anything happens to my son or one of my kids, i mean, community mom. i was coming for all of them. >> six months later it was officer webster who responded to that 911 call and initiated the chase that ended with the death of anton black. >> i was angry because i had see how the community tried to band together to try to prevent something like that from happening. >> anton's family wanted answers and thought webster's body cam and anton's autopsy report might provide them. >> we were asking for what happened and no one was talking to us. >> they called an attorney f

james: christina mauser was a teacher and a women's basketball coach.8 years old, and she was actually a very talented basketball player herself. and kobe hand-selected her to be the assistant coach for the mamba academy basketball team. mauser: christina was a talent, but more than her talent as a basketball player was her ability to connect with these girls. i mean, they adored her. we were both teachers at a private school in orange county, in newport beach. and i was working with kobe. and we said, "i really want to get this girls' club team started," and so he got some talent from around the area, and he kind of recruited certain girls to play on the team. kobe said, "i need a good coach," and he said, "you think christina would be interested?" and so i asked her and she said, "no, i don't want to do it." [ laughs ] and i kind of persuaded her to give it a shot. elam: one of the things you need to understand is that kobe bryant lived in orange county and his basketball academy was in thousand oaks. so he lives south of los angeles, and his basketba

. >> reporter: christina is the visor he -- advisory committee vice chair. >> there are so many smallusinesses out there that businesses can go to for help with marketing, social media and help to become a better business. >> back at el halal, they found help with problems small businesses continue to face, the cost of raising rent and food. >> the week we opened our food truck, i have $40 to my name. i looked at my crew and i was like all right, guys. i don't know how i'm going to pay you but we are going to get out here and do our best. >> reporter: and, he is exposing his dishes to new customers every day. >> i feel like is a muslim it gives me a place to try a lot of good variety mexican food, but also not feel guilty that i'm not having halal meet. >> reporter: and of course, it helps to have a product that appeals to food lovers of any faith. >> it all looks so delicious. that restaurant is planning a celebration for cinco de mayo with discounted food, music, and answers all day long. >>> busy weekend in the bay area. san francisco , dozens of diehard fans came out to the alamo

hello, here we live together with my daughter christina, i became a mother 20 days ago, she is now mybut no, it’s standing next to the sink, yeah, just now izyuskotav’s brother came to visit me here in moscow, he’s helping me babysit the baby, well, with christina’s father, we had a little misunderstanding, it turned out that he said that he and his wife were already divorced, but it turned out completely different, so kristinochka and i were left alone, well , most likely the problem is that i... didn’t have an example in my parents of how good relationships should be built, of course , mom is now very lacking in terms of advice, in in terms of help, i’m nearby, but i remember when my little sister was born, how she taught me to swaddle, how she taught me to care for a child, my request, well, that’s it. mom taught me to swaddle like this, that is, so that the edge was longer here, and shorter here, like this, i was upset all the time and did not understand. mom swaddled my younger sister so much, i was upset because i didn’t see her hands, i liked to hold her hand, i was always offe

amber >> christina. the man lived here in oakland with his wife and children.is brother tells me his family meant everything to him. no no no, no. they only. hafoka lifts up his niece with a heavy heart. the child's father is her focus. younger brother daniela, known as finau hafoka. the 26 year old and oakland resident was killed by a suspected drunk driver. >> he always had a smile on his face, you know, always high on life, always worked at tesla in fremont as a forklift driver. >> the family created a memorial at the site where he was killed on the night of may 3rd, around 1130. finau was outside the auto plant taking a break near this bus stop on busy fremont boulevard. hafoka tells me a speeding driver going the wrong way struck his brother. finau died at the scene. >> now this is not open. we're about putting my brother to rest and taking care of his kids. >> finau left behind his wife emily and three children, ages three, two and 11 months old. the couple was expecting a fourth child due in a few months. hafoka tells me he plans to help raise his brothe

bailey >> greg and christina. yeah this will be the first official graduation for many in this class. their high school graduations canceled because of the covid 19 pandemic. and then there was fear that this one would also be canceled because of protest tied to the israel-hamas war. uc berkeley, though, saying that it will be business as usual ahead of that commencement ceremony, students saying they are breathing a sigh of relief. 75 and sunny the friday before graduation at uc berkeley. and this is the scene you can feel the relief and excitement. and for seniors, it's been a long time coming. >> college age. it was so special. i feel like high school and it kind of abruptly and there are a lot of things that we missed out on. i think college was such a special experience. >> angelina lee is graduating with her degree in computer science and statistics. her high school graduation was canceled because of the pandemic. many other seniors shared a similar story. i didn't get the opportunity to say a lot of goodbye

joining me now, christina belantoni , director of usc media center.nd michael, presidential historian, author of presidents of war. christina and michael, thank you both very much for joining me on "the saturday show.". with graduations coming and school out for the summer, i'll ask you will the momentum will the movement, be able to sustain momentum? >> so every college campus is a little different. usc you have students, probably a few hundred, who have an encampment outside. they have not occupied it buildings. we are likely clearing that via lapd today. there are journalists covering today and have been the only press allowed to witness what is going on, because the campuses closed to outside visitors. the students we have talked to, i've talked to some personally, and what they are recording but many of them say they will stick around, but many of them have plans to go home for the summer. why we don't allow outside visitors you're not going to see people and start camping that aren't usc students. i will say a lot of these students are from the

christina, how big of a thorn in trump's side is nikki haley?ou heard him trying to down play winning more than 20% of the primary vote despite exiting the race in march. >> yeah, she is definitely a thorn. if show wasn't, he wouldn't be speaking about her. donald trump has spent the last few weeks in a courtroom so donors and republican voters are really thinking, what is our option just in case he can't go across the finish line on november 5? nikki haley is still having meetings. the fact that she has not been on the ballot in two months but voters are still as a protest vote or they want someone who is not donald trump and all of the baggage, so it is incumbent upon democrats to remind republicans about the chaos that this man brought on our lives for four years. and a lot of weak kneed republicans and independents are exhausted by that. and abortion is a major issue. as long as democrats can keep hammering it home, it is a winning issue in every state every time it is on the ballot. that is something they need to think about, to chip away a

our colleague christina kuruma knows the details.me, of course, there were conversations about how to make our assets work for the needs of ukraine, well, to be honest, for more than one month, we all remember this very well, we followed with you, first we waited until the united states did not... the european union has approved a plan to use military profits received from russia's frozen sovereign assets; they will be used for the needs and restoration of ukraine. let me remind you that the g7 countries froze russian assets amounting to about $280 billion. most of them are held in belgian euros. this , in principle, creates a very dangerous situation when the central bank of the world can doubt the safety of its reserves, now many other central banks of the world, looking at this, will think, and not should they actively reduce the share of holdings abroad in countries issuing world reserve currencies, without increasing the amount of gold in their reserves, no matter what happens, this is a very dangerous thing, which, probably...

christina bob was there in person today. am i right? >> that's correct. >> she is now special counsel for election integrity of the republican national committee. she is charged with essentially election fraud, here, or attempted, defrauding of the voters of arizona from the rightful the accounting. what are the next steps in this case? we have heard about mandatory court appearances coming soon, including for giuliani. >> there are still a number of arraignments to come next month. mark meadows has not been arraigned yet but he will get arraigned. boris epstein, still one of trump's top lawyers, he is going to be arraigned. i think the middle of next month. jenna ellis, i believe, is still do. so, there are still a number of people who have to come up, and a number of hearings that will play out. the trial date is tentatively set for mid october, but i don't think there is any way that we are going to see a trial in mid-october. >> yeah. mid-october seems optimistic. based on how we have seen all the scout so far. thank you so much. ap

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and passion, where did you even come from, but she copied everything to christina, i won’t budge untile against her and not let this scoundrel take over our money, our factory, now i don’t understand at all, so that we become a real family, we ’re already behind seven seals on the website in the app. are you ready for our musical investigation, ready, ready dope!

. >>> well, comedian and san francisco native christina wong was in the middle of the show when the covidmic shut down theaters across the country. and ending the run early. so she threaded up her sewing machine and started a movement. making masks. that inspired her show "sweat shop overlord." and now it's playing right here in the bay area. i spoke with christina about why it's so important to tell the story about unity. >> then this is actually a replica of my sewing machine that i sewed my first mask on. >> reporter: in march of 2020, when the world shut down and needed help, christina wong turned on her hello kitty sewing machine and started stitching. >> if you will look closely some of the masks have camouflage in it. >> reporter: putting her basic skills to work. making masks for anyone who needed one. >> i can make masks. and i'll save america. and that -- turned into me making a very nigh e promise to the internet if you are immunocompromised i will sew you a mask. >> reporter: overpromising at first, but that's how the auntie sewing squad was born. >> referring to older women a

joining me now, christina balentoni director of the usc media center. and michael beshlas, nbc news presidential historian. he is the author of presidents of war. thank you both very much for coming. to the saturday show. christina, we are still seeing action on campuses but with graduations coming and school out for the summer, i ask you, will the movement be able to sustain momentum? what have you heard from students? >> every college campus is a little different. at usc, you have probably a few hundred with an encampment. they haven't occupied any buildings. we are anticipating a likely clearing by lapd today. my student journalist i oversee are out there covering this today and are the only press allow today witness what is going on because our campus is closed to outside visitors so that is an important point i like to point out. the students we have talked to, i talked to some personally. what the students are reporting, many of them say they will stake around. a lot of them have plans to go home for the summer. so you will see a dispersement. you

but she wrote everything over to christina.ove until i throw this impostor out of our house. i will not give up what i got from my family. we must unite against her and not let this happen. you watch the news, we continue: the jury found donald trump guilty on all 34 counts of falsification of business documents. trump himself immediately called himself a political prisoner and said that the real verdict would be given to him by voters in the presidential election in november. about a historical event for the states that further divided american society. dmitry melnikov. donald trump was found guilty of all 34 counts of falsification of accounting records in the first degree. a convicted criminal, that is what the forty-fifth president of the united states is now called. a panel of twelve jurors deliberated for 12 hours before reaching a unanimous decision. donald trump is guilty of falsifying financial documents to conceal a $130,000 payment to porn actress stormy daniels for her silence on the eve of the election. 2016, the c

christina was mad at me and said that if i left her, she would kill me. nonsense.oris, one of our managers who has been working not so long, if he has any. problems, he has problems, yes, he has problems, well in any case, boris didn’t come today, he called, he said he wasn’t feeling well, just give me his phone number and stop, don’t bother me with my work, calm down, i’m having a fast, stop it, i’ll give it to you, calm down, hello, vakhtanki, listen, i sent you a number here, you can punch it in the database and punch its location too, now just a second, igor, why are you standing there, we ’re done... we’re done, baby, oh, well, where did you go, why me disappeared, i haven’t disappeared anywhere, here i am, i’m working, oh, you’re my hard worker, yes, ah you, how, how, how, how did you find me, how did you find me, i came here on business, i’m here. is this my bad guy? it’s somehow strange to me that’s all you say? i say, i’m also very glad that we have such a coincidence, are you serious? i’m at work, i’m on duty, you didn’t leave me, what are you, how could

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christina coleman is live with more.ello, christina. >> serving as a board member for a hybrid academy for catholic families. friday night during a goblin supported the organization he defended the remarks he made during the may 11 commencement speech. take a listen. >> over the past few days my beliefs are what people think i believe have been the focus of countless discussions around the globe. at the outset many people expressed a shocking level of hate. the more i have talked about what i value the most which is my catholic faith, the more polarizing i have become. it is a decision that i've consciously made and one that i do not regret at all. >> during the commencement speech he said he would venture to guess the majority of women are mostly excited about their marriage and the children they would ring into this world. his comment drew swift criticism >> as a woman i think everything he said was garbage. i think when you hide hateful thoughts and feelings and bigotry behind the religion i tend to roll my eyes and s

christina >> sounds good mark. thank you. still ahead as we begin aapi heritage month, we take a look at the push to honor northern california woman who fought the us government in court during world war two. >> i think she is a remarkable american historical figure that has been grossly underappreciated for all that she did to push the government to honor the constitution, we take a look at the life and legacy of mitsuye endo and her fight for citizens rights under the constitution. >> also ahead, an airline operating out of sonoma county airport is expanding service. the new routes that begin today and the added jobs that come along with them bladder leak underwear has one job. i just want to feel protected! especially for those sudden gush moments. always discreet protects like no other. with a rapid dry core that locks in your heaviest gush quickly for up to zero leaks. always discreet- the protection we deserve! sometimes jonah wrestles with falling asleep... ...so he takes zzzquil. the world's #1 sleep aid brand. and wa

christina, back to you. >> all right, krystal bailey, thank you for that report. as krystal mentioned, these numbers come as oakland police are investigating a shooting down the street from bishop o'dowd high school. shots rang out shortly before eight this morning near 98th and cherokee avenues, followed by a car crash . it drew a massive police response. officials have not responded to our request for comment on what happened this morning, but we did hear from plenty of neighbors. >> i hear shooting coming up the street, then two cars fly down the street and everything. and i mean, i'm used to this stuff, so i wasn't tripping. then i seen a second set of cars. so then i heard the boom. i heard the crash. >> no one from bishop o'dowd was involved. school officials say there was no danger to students, and the school did not go on lockdown. also in oakland, police now looking for a person who robbed a worker outside of a market around four wednesday morning. it happened as the worker was unlocking a fence to get into a market where they work as the employee was mak

christina, hello, what is the investment climate between our countries? hello.nvestment cooperation is actively developing. russia and china are preparing 80 joint projects worth about $200 billion. china has become russia's main partner in the trade and economic sphere. vladimir putin stated this during negotiations with chinese president sidzenping. according to the president, during their joint work, moscow and beijing managed to develop a solid base of practical cooperation. let's be firm support each other in the context of the russian brics chairmanship this year and the chinese sco chairmanship from the second half of the year, to form a comprehensive, close, practical and inclusive partnership of high quality in the interests of united strengthening of the global south. thanks to sales of russian oil and gas, as well as purchases of electronics, industrial equipment and cars, in 2023 trade turnover between the countries increased by more than... a quarter and exceeded $240 billion, this is a record figure, but over the past 2 month, china's exports to ru

daughter, imagine, congratulations. you, you named her christina, because let’s still say that youris diana, and your brother ’s name is david, and your mother named all her children with the letter d, that’s right, by the first letter of her name, now you’re looking at these shots that were 5 years ago, that’s what’s running through your head, m... sad, i miss my mom, no matter what she was, she was our mother, dyanochka, and you tell me, hello, how old are you now, 16, 16, as i understand it, everyone lives separately, that’s right, you’re the only one left, and you live with dad, you are doing something with this house, something is happening there, dad sometimes goes there, also picks up scrap metal there, stops it to get money. tries to resist there, but i know that dad thinks that this place is cursed and that something is constantly happening there, david, you’ve really matured too, i’m glad to see you, how’s your health, i remember, that everyone was worried about you, were there any problems then, after 5 years everything has changed a lot, i used to have a big hump and...

we are now joined by bill, former senate candidate and christina, attorney at julie hamill.ll. you tried to end my protectionsn for and they cut your microphono microphone. what arecu they exactly afraid that you might have said you? >> they did not want the public to see what they were doing. in that moment, i was forcing a vote to roll back sentry state policies in the state of california as to. they did not want those words set on the floor up because they want to appear to be procedural nothing here they were notd successful by cutting my mic,an they elevated the issues. i went on to fox news talking about it. so a recorded bow and every person couldvote see every eleco official was on this issue. >> it is amazing to me julie hamill, they cut them off thankt the motion to end protections ia not debatable. tawhat do you think about that question marks because the motion to end protections is not debatable. first of all, i want to thanknt mr. bill for his courage and for continuing to speak up for sanity and common sense in our legislature because he seems to be thelatu on

jon: christina coleman thank you. >> if these were kkk white supremacist we were trying to negotiatepeople would you have the same patience for that? >> representative owens thank you for the question of not going to engage in hypotheticals like that. >> this is how you deal with hatred. i'm trying to give you an understanding were talking do suit is a black students against kkk and set up pro- hamas would do deal with them the same exact way as you're dealing with these students? >> i'm not going to engage. >> the answer is no. >> house ehouse education commie giving northwestern university president and earful over his response to anti- israel protests on his campus. house republican conference chair alisa step phonic pointing out the anti-defamation league had recently downgraded in a call for the president's resignation. he taught republican congressman burgess owens is the one you just heard making those questions towards the present he also sits on the committee, what you think of cap the response to your question which seem to be pretty much right on point. >> jon, first of al

parents are an opportunity to also have their own life, which should also be, but art therapist christinap here, i take him to the window, show him, look, i see how you arrive every morning, how you sit in the car, call someone, how your dad drops you off , here... i can hear fedya, because he shares there, tells something, then we go to classes, then fedya will tell me his stories, marina’s son teryaeva nikolaev is 15 years old, he has severe disabilities, here teachers give everything to such children, parents have the opportunity to take a break from constant worries. viktorovna paints, i understand that i can inject some meaning into this, i can now apply my skill there, seal something in when i see that he is rejoicing with christina , a candy wrapper, and his painting is already framed, where -it’s been finalized, somewhere i ’ll paint flowers for them, but this is already some kind of joyful moment, this is already some kind of hope. this is already some kind of thread for someone who is behind it will hook me too. i bow to such parents, to doctors, speech therapists, to everyone w

i want to read this because christina just left with a good point, the university of florida spokesmanve orlando said the following, this is not complicated, the university of florida is not a daycare and we do not treat protesters like children. they know the rules, they broke the rules and they will face the consequences. and they have, which really is kind of a novel concept. you break the rules and you get penalized. >> yeah. this is commonsense. what you are seeing outside of the state of florida is an utter lack of leadership. if you are a university president and you are looking out on your lawn and you see in encampment, a city with a wall that's been built and then those protesters who have turned into now perpetrators of crime are demanding things like pieces of wood, helmets, zip ties, gas masks, you need to ask yourself why you are a university president. in florida, our universities said no, this is not happening. we immediately stopped any start of an encampment. people were arrested. i can tell you in one of our universities only four of the ten arrested were even studen

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queley, the silence of the french diplomat livi and the escape from journalists of swiss ambassador christina why were they afraid? if you don’t wear an embroidered shirt, it means you’re not ukrainian. another fictitious holiday. stale, why come to him forced already in kindergartens? but at the beginning of the video day, its author absolutely by chance met at an exhibition of captured equipment in moscow a very young fighter, whose chest was covered with awards, including the gold star of the hero of russia, and then a very remarkable dialogue took place. tell me, why did they give the hero? good motive, who did he hit? i typed papers on the computer and i believe, i believe, i believe, pisarchuk is simple, they teach correctly, correctly, then they moved the canteen, well, you can’t deny the guy, at the same time, a sense of humor. and modesty, but still the country should know his heroes, so we will reveal some details of his biography: this is senior lieutenant ivan zharsky, a graduate of the mikhailovsky artillery academy, he commands a battery of a separate brigade of murpekhov of the

christina, this is getting to be more bizarre.ell us more perplexed bizarre indeed the four bodies were found in a well and the mexican state of baja california. about 130 miles south of san diego. it is unclear how they died or if their deaths are connected. our fox affiliate in san diego it was reportedly forth the body was identified as a rancher who went missing several weeks ago. he was reportedly the owner of the property where the four bodies were found. investigators are coming to the area for more evidence and conducting tests on their finding britain baja california attorney general said it is highly likely the other three bodies found in the same location will be identified as the missing surfers. during the search their family and friends identified them as a jack carter wrote from san diego and jake and caleb robinson two brothers from australia. >> i went the world to know how credible these men were a lot of things are said to people passively but even in life they were bigger than life they were the light in every

verse two christina pullman hello christina. >> by martha. very intense moments we aired.area it looks dramatically different than it did hours ago when the area was covered with pro- palestinian protesters. you could see this massive clean up effort going on. tens of thousands of debris being moved from this area. there were hundreds of tents here and as you can see they are gone. it's been cleared out but go ahead and take a look at the video from early this morning. the ucla police using loudspeakers asking protesters to clear the area immediately noting those who didn't would be subject to arrest. 1500 students around the perimeter of their makeshift barricades. this whole area was covered with plywood, trash cans, whatever they could to cobble together this little compound they had set up for their anti- israel protest. but law enforcement were not having it last night. they launched flares. some used flash bang type devices and moved out protesters. officers wearing swat gear swept in and methodically dismantle the barricades. they moved in on these protesters and cl