cleo is a village elder in cherry hill. [applause] ms. cleo sees the promise and every child. and her mission in life is to see her kids, youth and adults away from violence and toward opportunity. she believes in the power partnership. she believes in the power of prevention and her legacy will endure in the future leaders that she has a mentor and guided by the way that beautiful woman as 82 years young and still continues. [cheering] miss cleo, we appreciate you so much we need the partnership for people like doctor clayborn. [applause] doctor clayborn is a mom of two and adjunct professor at the amazing university of maryland. [applause] she loves teaching medicine. but she always wanted to be an entrepreneur as well. is it woman of color she struggles to find capitol to get her ideas off the ground but doctor clayborn does not give up. [applause] she was six months pregnant at the height of covid and still went to work on the front lines at prince george's hospital center. [applause] eventually she raised enough money to start her business and today she is the founder and

because of cleo's hyperglycaemia— frequently because of cleo's hyperglycaemia. frequently because oflycaemia. you want to feel you can put all your _ hyperglycaemia. you want to feel you can put all your trust _ hyperglycaemia. you want to feel you can put all your trust into _ hyperglycaemia. you want to feel you can put all your trust into the - can put all your trust into the hospital and when you are seeing workmen and scaffolding and timber beams holding up the roof, it doesn't give you that sense of safety and security. but doesn't give you that sense of safety and security.— doesn't give you that sense of safety and security. but the roof was not rebecca's _ safety and security. but the roof was not rebecca's only - safety and security. but the roof was not rebecca's only concern. safety and security. but the roof. was not rebecca's only concern. a year ago, she saw sewage leaking on hospital grounds. this year ago, she saw sewage leaking on hospital grounds.— year ago, she saw sewage leaking on hospital grounds. as we walked up to the door, hospital grounds. as we walked up t

rebecca and her six year old daughter cleo go there frequently because of cleo's hypoglycemia.g workmen and scaffolding and timber beams holding up roofs, it doesn't give you that sense of safety and security. but the roof was not rebecca's only concern. a year ago, she saw sewage leaking on hospital grounds. as we walked up to the door, we noticed a really foul smell and we looked down and there was sewage coming out of the manhole cover, which was about, i'd say, about four foot away from the door that leads into the hospital. as we stood there and we could see the sewage, there was rats running around. a trust spokesman said it worked immediately to clear the blocked drain and that all work to reinforce raac concrete is now complete. the health secretary said more money was available to improve hospital buildings. of course we accept that in parts of the country those buildings are not as we would wish them to be, which is precisely why we have said to chief executives of trusts, here is money, please invest it as you deem appropriate locally. and that is for them to make th

rebecca and her six year old daughter cleo go there frequently because of cleo's hypoglycemia. of safety and security. but the roof was not rebecca's only concern. a year ago, she saw sewage leaking on hospital grounds. as we walked up to the door, we noticed a really foul smell and we looked down and there was sewage coming out of the manhole cover, which was about, i'd say, about four foot away from the door that leads into the hospital. as we stood there and we could see the sewage, there was rats running around. a trust spokesman said it worked immediately to clear the blocked drain and that all work to reinforce raac concrete is now complete. the health secretary said more money was available to improve hospital buildings. of course we accept that in parts of the country, those buildings are not as we would wish them to be, which is precisely why we have said to chief executives of trusts, "here is money, "please invest it as you deem appropriate locally." and that is for them to make those decisions. so really, for all of the population that want to travel here... it's no

as we gather this morning, what will cleo write for the future about what we did in our time?ll she write about us? my prayer, my hope is we continue to believe our best days are ahead of us, has a nation we continue to believe in honesty, decency, dignity and respect. we see each other not as enemies but as fellow human beings, each made in the image of god, each precious in his sight. we leave no one behind. we believe everyone deserves a fair shot. we give hate no safe harbor. together we believe in america. that's my prayer, to remember who we are. we're the united states of america. there's nothing, and i mean this sincerely, nothing beyond our capacity if we act together. we're the only nation in the world that's come out of every crisis stronger than we went in when we act together. my prayer for all of you, in my church we've taken the 22nd psalm and turned it into a hymn. it says, he will raise you up on eagle's wings and bear you on the breath of dawn and make you to shine like the sun. until we meet again may god hold you in palm of his hand. that's sincerely my pra

starring opposite comedy legends and the acting elite, as well as appearing in classics like carry on cleo and scrubbing and clearing up after you... hot ash pit. slaving away over a hot ash pit, morning, noon and night. cooking meals that nobody appreciates. and for what? insults and ingratitude? insults and ingratitude, that's what! that's all i get in return for my trouble. by the 1970s, her confidence had grown enough for her to become picky about the roles she took. i remember there was a bbc party and i shouted across to somebody in authority and he said, "0h, miss hancock's getting very grand. "she's turned down the latest thing that we've offered her." and i said, "well, that's because it's rubbish." and he, this bloke, said, "ok, madam! "you can have an hour to do whatever you like with it." she partnered with a new wave of comedy producers and writers to create a one—woman show called but seriously, it's sheila hancock. it was a brilliant idea. i mean, i interviewed dudley moore on music. we took subjects. peter hall on theatre, and then we did one on environment. and then i did

cleo! sit. good boy., and yet has not had any treatment for years. good boy. she was diagnosed and referred to see a specialist, then nothing. the waiting has taken a toll. you can hit really low spots. i think my kids and my grandchildren, and my husband as well, they're what keep me going, because i think i would have given up before now. i can't do any more. every month, we report on the latest waiting times for nonurgent treatment in the nhs in england. currently, that figure is around 7.6 million people. but once you've been referred to a specialist, you're no longer counted on that main nhs waiting list, and you could end up like margaret, one of potentially tens of thousands of people who are waiting follow—up treatment. now, that's could be things like physiotherapy, cancer checks, regular treatment to help preserve eyesight, even surgery. it's not known exactly how many people are facing delays on these hidden waiting lists, as nhs england doesn't collect the figures. every month, around 1.4 mill

he's like a white version of miss cleo. don't remember her? rip.ew report from michael sh shellenberger. the u.s. tell community illegally mobilized intelligence agencies to target trump. this was before the election. the government and foreign powers spied on trump along with others in his campaign in order to keep him from running and you from voting. making them lower than joe biden's scrotum on a hot day. [laughter] allegedly, the u.s. asked other members of the five is -- love their burgers -- intel agencies to spy on trump. in other words, that global criminal enterprise known as the democrats first decided russian collusion was true and then had their comrades look for evidence. if true, our spies illegally surveilled united states citizens for political reasons. but why you ask? well, trump was the first real anti-establishment candidate to have a chance at becoming president. the establishment wouldn't have it. so they committed to taking him out. when he rightly suspected it, he and his supporters were mocked me mercilessly. the media lap

as we gather this morning, what would cleo write for the future about what we did in our time?est days are ahead of us. as a nation, we continue to believe in honesty, desensy, dignity and respect. we see each other not at fellow human beings, each made in the image of god. each precious in his sight. we leave no one behind. and believable everyone deserves a fair shot and we give hate, no safe harbor, together we believe in america and that's my prayer to remember who we are, we're the united states of amera. there's nothing and i mean this sincerely, nothing beyond our capacity if we act together. we're the only nation in the world that's come out of every crisis stronger than when went in when we act together. my prayer for all of you and my church we've taken the 22nd psalm and turned it into a hymn and it will raise you up on eagles wings and bear you on the breath of r@dawn, to the su until we meet again may god hold you in the palm of his hands. that's sincerely my prayer to all of you. we have tough, tough differences, and we really go at one another. and let's remember

liz: your grammy award winner, your natty award winner cleo's, all of that and more, congratulations.uff, the super bowl is in the rearview mirror but there's always something to do in las vegas we visited the golden silver pawnshop last month this is not your usual pawnshop it is the focus of the hit reality tv show pawn stars. the owner and started rick arison this week's everyone talks to lid angeles podcasting open the shop when he was 24 years old with his dad and after many years he and his dad were like we need to be on tv he created such a legacy within the world upon. when i was on my trip to the consumer electronic show we looked at everything, the gold, louis vuitton purses, the dinosaur bones and more you have to hear his story on amazon, apple, iheartradio, where every gear podcast rate here's a look at the nasdaq leaders as we go to the break. stay tuned. ♪ reaching a magic number... and more about discovering magic. rich is being able to keep your loved ones close. and also send them away. rich is living life your way. and having someone who can help you get there. the

ly this is cleo getting her rainbow action on and i want to show you this. >> so it's peak whalemp seasona to give birth and then it was tons of pods of momf s and babies was incredible to see. >> also, mauveringi is recoveri but everyone there is asking if you can show up, come and visit. i was going to take like a decade to rebuil goingd. it is still the most magical place, the most magical ma. le i've ever >> don't forget about. all right, jesse, time for danaj jesse's birthday news. oh, all right. party of the days on this show. nonenen is oe of us know what t, but we love them. the woman is on the run after stealing of the day from a bathroom at a restaurant in north carolina. police need our helpmple to finu her. >> she's described as a blond woman walking away with a bidett under her arm. so please call the authoritiesie . >> and if you see this, the detectives. wait a minute. >> jessei don't see the day unde her now. it's. g: tiny. jessicait's just a babo she maniy have gotten just the word out tonight, just words from time. as we mentioned, the nigeria prh in prison scam artist t

rebecca and her six—year—old daughter cleo go there frequently because of cleo's hypoglycemia. timber beams holding up roofs, it doesn't give you that sense of safety and security. but the roof was not rebecca's only concern. a year ago, she saw sewage leaking on hospital grounds. as we walked up to the door, we noticed a really foul smell and we looked down and there was sewage coming out of the manhole cover, which was about, i'd say, about four foot away from the door that leads into the hospital. as we stood there, and we could see the sewage, there was rats running around. a trust spokesman said it worked immediately to clear the blocked drain and that all work to reinforce raac concrete is now complete. the department of health and social care said significant sums have been invested to upgrade and modernise nhs buildings, including £4.2 billion this financial year, adding that trusts are responsible for prioritising this funding to maintain and refurbish their premises — including the renewal and replacement of equipment. at torbay hospital in devon, the issue is how to

we make it convenient for you to listen to multiple episodes with the cleo claimed authors talking about and biographies and current events and culture from a signature program about books, after book notes plus and q and day. you can find the bookshelf feed on the free c-span now mobile video app or wherever you get your podcasts. also on our website, c-span.org/ podcasts. >> we are asking voters across the country what issue is most important to you in this election and why. >> the most important issue this political season is immigration. >> economics and the deficit. >> i think homelessness is an issue that needs to be addressed. >>

he's like a white version of miss cleo. don't remember. all right. now, a new report, michael shellenberger, matt taibbi and alex, guten tag at public backs up trump's assertion. >> they say the u.s. intelligence community quote illegally mobilized foreign intel intelligence agencies to target trump advisors long before the summer of 2016. yes, this was before the election. the government and foreign powers actually spied on trump along with others in his campaign in order to keep him from running. and you from voting, making them lower than joe biden's on a hot day. allegedly, the u.s. asked the other members of the five eyes. >> love their burgers. these are intel agencies from the u.s., britain, canada, australia and new zealand to spy on trump. in other words, that global criminal enterprise known as the democrats first decided russian collusion was true, then had their comrades look for evidence. >> if true, our spies illegally surveilled united states citizens for political reasons. but why you ask? well, trump was the first real anti-establish

rebecca and her six—year—old daughter cleo go there frequently because of cleo's hypoglycaemia.of safety and security. but the roof was not rebecca's only concern. a year ago, she saw sewage leaking on hospital grounds. as we walked up to the door, we noticed a really foul smell and we looked down and there was sewage coming out of the manhole cover, which was about, i'd say, about four foot away from the door that leads into the hospital. as we stood there, and we could see the sewage, there was rats running around. a trust spokesman said it worked immediately to clear the blocked drain and that all work to reinforce raac concrete is now complete. the department of health and social care said... at torbay hospital in devon, the issue is how to prioritise so many problems, which can impact so many patients. the nhs confederation, which represents trusts, says in a new report today that the next government must boost investment to update crumbling hospital buildings and provide new equipment. hugh pym, bbc news. the new chief executive of heathrow airport says he will have a deci

gee, thanks, miss cleo has apparently vanished into witness protectionentl. it >> could it be that visit he got from the fbi who took his phones in and ou t they're investigating him? i guess nothing brings on an appreciationigatin. biden's policy genius like a looming federal indictment. lik speaking of migration, there's new york governor kathy hochul ,whose use of a turkey baster to inject botox has her eyebrows t migrating to canada in the wake of the vio video outrage. >> hochul is now saying that deportation is, quote, worth checking intquo yet.ust wh guess what? new york needs a bold leader who's not afraid to eventually look into things, but only afte after a 2 p.m. deep tissue massage. nois, by the way, is the same hochul who has not only abetted the criminal justice reforms that allowed the migrants release, but signed a law that itrime a crime to even threaten to get someone deported. >>o it's the only thing that keeps me from getting a cat sent back to detroit fro. >> hochul also rescindls the executive order that bans new york state officials fro

we make it convenient for you to listen to multiple episodes with the cleo claimed authors talking about history and biographies and current events and culture from a signature program about books, after book notes plus and q and day. you can find the bookshelf feed on the free c-span now mobile video app or wherever you get your podcasts. also on our website, c-span.org/ podcasts. >> we are asking voters across the country what issue is most important to you in this election and why. >> the most important issue this political season is immigration. >> economics and the deficit. >> i think homelessness is an issue that needs to be addressed. >> we invite you to share your voice by going to our website, c-span.org/campaign 2024, select the record your voice stabbed and recorded 32nd video telling us your issue and why. c-span's voices 2024, be a part of the conversation. ♪ >> "washington journal" continues.. host: joining us this morning to mark presidents day craig shirley, the author of a new book, the search for reagan, the appealing intellectual conservatism of ronald reagan. this is

we make it convenient for you to listen to multiple episodes with the cleo claimed authors talking aboutry and biographies and current events and culture from a signature program about books, after book notes plus and q and day. you can find the bookshelf feed on the free c-span now mobile video app or wherever you get your podcasts. also on our website, c-span.org/ podcasts. >> we are asking voters across the country what issue is most important to you in this election and why. >> the most important issue this political season is immigration. >> economics and the deficit. >> i think homelessness is an issue that needs to be addressed. >> we invite you to share your voice by going to our website, c-span.org/campaign 2024, select the record your voice stabbed and recorded 32nd video telling us your issue and why. c-span's voices 2024, be a part of the conversation. ♪ >> "washington journal" continues.. host: joining us this morning to mark presidents day craig shirley, the author of a new book, the search for reagan, the appealing intellectual conservatism of ronald reagan. this is your f