-corey: [ chuckling ] hey! -lemonis: hey. i'm marcus. corey: i know who you are. i'm corey.s nice to meet you. -lemonis: nice to meet you. corey: yeah, yeah, yeah. this is my wife. lemonis: how are you? nice to meet you. you're the boss? corey: that's laurie, she's a hugger. lemonis: who's the boss? laurie: he is the boss. he's the main -- he's the main... -corey: i don't know. -laurie: yes. -lemonis: hi. how are you? -carlos: hey. how are you? lemonis: good. what are the types of bagels that you have? carlos: 13 kind of bagels, you can show them behind me. lemonis: i'm gonna have everything bagel. what do you sell one bagel for? -corey: $1.29. lemonis: what does it cost to make one bagel? corey: about 10 cents. -lemonis: in materials? -corey: in materials. lemonis: and another 10 in labor? corey: exactly. lemonis: so that's part of the beauty of being in this business. -corey: of course. lemonis: it's high margin. take your half. corey: okay, thanks. laurie: [ laughs ] man: what can i get for you today? laurie: now, i have a bagel every single day. corey: it's a good bagel.

corey: no way... ♪ won't stop, no rest here catch my breath tmake a sound my body starts sailing like a sunken ship rose from the ground... ♪ yaffa: is there any communication between the palestinian side and the israeli side? musician: not enough. not enough. no. yaffa: it doesn't really happen. nadav: i think for a kid from-- for example, if a kid fm ramallah hears about our band, and he's stoked, and he wants to come see us play, he just can't make it. yaffado you think the situation will ever change? nadav: once people stop putting other people in boxes, maybe. once people start opening their mind and, you know, not believing just one source but doing their own research... yaffa: yeah. nadav: talkinto other people, meeting other people. yaffa: yeah, not letting the race... yoni: i'm sure change will come if it's an apocalypse, you know, or it can be fixed to the right way, you know? nadav: what i'm afraid is that when the change will come, it would be a change for the worse, not for the good. co

corey, year in education are so you claim.e the kind of thing that happens when you're allowed no competition in education. >> the last time something like this happen that "the new york post" reported on, couldn't tell whether the teacher was actually meant to do what they were doing. in the last case, they were like i didn't know i was still being recorded. i thought the class was over. this when i didn't get a sense of what was going on. what's interesting here is that for all the bad that's happened over the past year with remote learning, children losing ground. so much harm happening to children over the past year. one of the silver linings is that people started to figure out what's going on in the classroom. it could be this kind of thing that we are seeing in the zoom classroom as reported by "the new york post." or it could just be inadequate education going on, political indoctrination happening. covid-19 didn't break the public school system. in a lot of ways it was already broken. the past year has humbly shined a

corey kluber, a great comeback story coming back from injury. congratulations, corey.999 for the new york yankees. what a great moment for the country, not just -- for the country. >> congratulations, from all of "morning joe," corey, from the bottom of our heart, congratulations. >> it is america's team, after all. >> mika, hurry back, please. you better be here tomorrow. we've got to reign this in. let's turn to the news. the bill to create a bipartisan commission to investigate the january 6th capitol attack has passed the house, but it now faces an july hill battle in the senate. 35 house republicans went against party leadership to join all democrats in voting yes. here is how democratic congressman tim ryan of ohio put it on the house floor yesterday. >> to the other 90% of our friends on the other side of the aisle, holy cow! incoherence. no idea what you're talking about. benghazi. you guys chased the former secretary of state all over the country, spent millions of dollars. we have people scaling the capitol, hitting the capitol police with lead pipes across t

a no-hitter for corey kluber. >> it's another no-hitter in the majors.er corey kluber did not allow a hit last night against the rangers. this follows the tigers' no hitter against the mariners on tuesday. it is the first time since 1969 there have been two no-hitters on back-to-back nights in major league baseball. >>> actor billy porter says he's hiv positive. the 51-year-old revealed his diagnosis for the first time publicly in an interview with the "the hollywood reporter." he says he was diagnosed with hiv in 2007. porter says that he was shocked by the results but believes he's still living so he can share his story with other people. he now says that he's the healthiest he has ever been. since his diagnosis the actor has won an emmy, grammy, and tony award, and currently stars in "pose."coay taken advantage of tesla's autopilot. authorities have released 911 calls and dash cam video after he allegedly fell asleep behind the wheel. >> there's a black tesla, and the driver's sleeping. he's not erratic, it's just that i -- i looked over and he's soun

and associate fellow of the middle east and north africa program at chatham house and in boston rami corey senior public policy fellow and professor at the american university in beirut rami is also a senior fellow at the harvard kennedy school a warm welcome to you all it like to begin occupied east jerusalem with the. we've seen of fictions like this take place over several decades they've happened in other neighborhoods in occupied east jerusalem yet this one seems to cut right to the core of what is going on between the israelis and the palestinians and has become a very popular cause why is that. and when you know if another as i have since a. many cases happened before but not one of them as in charge this is like and if it. came same exact is taking place it's not is there are 20 tremendous so it's become better of persons. to be kicked out of their own houses and we are we are we are. accusing is that. those who are. we to kink a really is a justice taking away in who it is or says who are taking their inhuman t. action anti are the irish ng who population that i say are in chipchu

president's call for a cease fire will actually make a difference john hendren al-jazeera washington rami corey is the director of global engagement at the american university. joins us now live via skype from boston good to have you with us rami this is the 1st major foreign policy test for the. ministration how do you think it stop. oh i give him a c. minus at best not very well certainly not living up to the words his own words on his secretary of state's words when they 1st came into office about promoting human rights and working for peace and justice everywhere. the call for a cease fire by the president which was reported by his staff about a phone call that's about as low intensity as it gets there's nothing really more limp than that in terms of putting on behind your desire for a cease fire so it's not very serious he's doing it because of history when pressure from democrats in congress is feeling the moral outrage of the world and he's hearing everybody around the world 'd not everybody but many people around the world demanding that palestinians be protected and he sees that the de

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their strength by the way the hardest punch ever as a boxer i got to go at bobby fluster hutton like corey that left still absolutely haunts me have you seen it lately bob foster the light heavyweight yeah go back and watch bob foster here and jerry corey jerry and mike correa fight bob foster and mohammed ali on a double card on the sports the 1st fight is bob foster versus jerry's younger brother mike just watch the punch next time we talk you look at it that's the hardest a human being can hit another yeoman. i was like jack johnson versus tommy burns when burns was a middleweight who banged really hard and it was an exhibition bout and they were like all right we're just going to touch each other and and birdies on opening and hit jack and knocked him down and jack i'm so mad and when jack got up he had tommy so hard that he knocked all of his teeth out me where imbedded in johnson's clothes . so if you get a swift little little sleep you have to see him it's him so hard that tommy goes out he's out cold and always d. the gone from the roof and when johnson hits was already falls down

in a coordinated show of force congressman corey bush echoed this bizarre view of biology on capitol hill. >> i'm committed to doing the absolute most to protect black mothers, to protect life babies, to protect black birthing people and save lives. >> it's not a mystery what is going on, the left's new relations of them gender doesn't exist, just a social construct. joining me is racial campus study, mother of 9 and fox news contributor matt walsh, father of 4, host of the matt walsh show. i imagine you have some thoughts on the fluidity birthing people issue. >> it is quite crazy and you had victor davis hanson on earlier and you talked how universities are lost, we are seeing k-12 being lost, or medical schools are being taken over by the member gender-neutral ideology is wreaking havoc in medical schools, we didn't have enough brave doctors during the pandemic to speak truth to science we need now because just as they infiltrated the teaching colleges to do that, they are doing that in medical schools now and even the earthy mamas have given into the language, they wrote that bea

i thought i polished other electron corey, and that was still an issue to our office and trace way. but i'm not my tell them i can always send it, you know, a little bit of what dick look to have to do. how do you not feel a bit old? would you let us know what method is? let's see. what's your name? the new method you will commence alarm, but the oh, the end of the time if you need to come and then number the extra virginia company for the bus 11, i'm going to come in just, you know, look that up or i do the mobile home in the dummy i didn't did the math, i guess i didn't, i didn't do it from the lesson learned easy. i didn't belong if it's in the subcommittee and she left him. it's like muscle and love and should be, should be like well, one less if it's, if it's one layer hired one lush, if it one love at actually video better, which if it's bit though i know a lot of it said de la z me to leave a message. yeah, let me know but, but i'm going to go and look back in the sub before you come down. i had another for now what i'm ed wiler and i'm not going to be the most. i did a kid t

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corey is in queens, new york. welcome. what are you seeing there? is it busy? yes. it is much busier versus what i saw last year and a couple of months ago when we were reporting an increase for travel for the holiday season. the tsa reporting that they have had a million passengers screened every single day since march 11th and almost two months now straight and some of the travelers that i spoke with out here said the crux of this and the theme of this feeling more comfortable is getting the vaccine. listen to what one family told me. >> we are definitely planning to travel, and we are definitely looking forward to it considering what we've been for the last year and a half and it will be a great bonding experience for the family. >> we will travel and stay at a house rather than a hotel and driving rather than -- >> flying. >> flying. >> reporter: all right. so that's another good point to bring up is it's not just air travel, road trips are up massively from last year, as well. many rental car companies now reporting either completely sold out or shortages

. >>> and when the yankees pitche last night, it was the second one in mlb in 24 corey kluber tossed a no-hitter last night, it was the second one in mlb in 24 hours, and the sixth of the season. likely not the last. now, the league is considering some rule changes. i hate cart. not magenta, not magenta. i'm not going back to the store. magenta! cartridges are so... (buzzer) (vo) the epson ecotank. no more cartridges! it comes with an incredible amount of ink that can save you a lot of frustration. ♪♪ the epson ecotank. just fill and chill. >>> pitchers are slaughtering hitters this baseball season, and 2021 is shaping up to be the year of the no-hitter. there was another one just last night. >> ground ball to torres that will do it! a no-hitter for corey kluber on a wednesday night in texas kluber becomes part of forever. >> the yankees win that's the sixth no-hitter of the season, just two shy of a record set 137 years ago 1884 kluber's gem came less than 24 hours after detroit's spencer turnbull tossed a no-no of his own. all of these no-hitters this season are raising questions a

the yankees corey through the sixth of the season.ew york's first no-hitter since the clinton administration. the top story, as curry said, great players make great shots. you tip your cap and you move on to friday night. back to you. >>> a frightening look, this fish has >>> what avoids sunlight, has if you said vampires, onbloofo vampire fish are lurking in the american river. is week. rs vampire fishlong with leathery skin and sharp teeth which they used to attach themselves to larger fish to suck out nutrients. they are not, >>> the late show with stephen colbert's next. >> thanks for watching. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. have a (inspiring music) for people who l deous food, o, but are you missing out on life's simple joys, hindered by chronic dental issues?

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reporter: senator corey booker said that it's unlikely right now that they'll reach a deal by may 25. ms. pelosi: that's a different story. i'm not a timetable person. those of you may -- i'm not a timetable person. i don't want to empower those who are opposed to it to say, well, they didn't do it by the date. no. you do it when you're ready. it will be in a reasonable amount of time. the hope would have been that we could have done it by his birthday. but you can't do it until it's ready and the best possible way and that is more valuable than having it a couple of weeks earlier or whatever. i have great confidence in karen bass, i think that, withual due respect to your question, it's unimportant in terms of -- the fact at that it will happen is what is important. we would have liked it to have been done in a certain time. it's a legislative process. we're operating under circumstances that are unusual with people not here, karen bass says she will stay next week to hopefully complete but continue the negotiations. i have great deal of respect for how this is being handled in a bip

now on bbc news: mike corey is in kenya's maasai mara reserve, finding out how an increase in domesticari tourism there has resulted from the pandemic. coming up this week on the travel show — going wild in kenya — some of the locals going out on safari for the very first time. we are more excited. and now we can afford the rates, that's why we're here. walking romania from the comfort of your own home. let's go visit the night all together then. as the world slowly reopens, our global guru simon is back with advice on when and how to book. my passport hasn't seen any action all year and i am desperate to escape! and we meet the builders who uncovered a fascinating glimpse into spain's islamic past when they renovated a restaurant in seville. hello and welcome to kenya's maasai mara, one of the the best game reserves in the entire world, and for good reason. local tourism authorities say nowhere in africa has wildlife this abundant. in 2020, when international tourism largely stopped, a lot of the high—end resorts had to come up with new ways to keep their rooms and theirjeeps full. th

he had three officers there covered in blood, officers moss, hollinsworth, officer corey york.osition, which everyone knows would limit his breathing, especially after macing him directly in the face while handcuffed, stomping on him. these were actions that any reasonable person would know would lead -- could likely lead to his death, and certainly were far in excess of anything necessary for a man who at that point was completely surrendered and in handcuffs. this tells me, because this is the supervisor approving these actions, that this is the policy. when someone runs in louisiana, officers feel like they get a free opportunity to be as violent and as cruel as possible. and so we can't blame this on bad apples anymore. this is their policy. this is the de facto policy for the louisiana state police. and that's what we really need to drive home in terms of what we're demanding come from this is a revamp of that entire department. >> my signal boost i don't host, she was an english major, jess macintosh, the idiom is "the bad apples spoil the rest." the whole bunch is ruined

corey connors is two shots clear of the field. the canadian long birdie putt on 15, have six birdies. it is just one bogey to finish with a round of 67. >>> steph curry was named one of three finalists for the mvp along with the 76ers jewel bead and denver's nickel yoke it's. they previously won the award in 2013 and 2016. and draymond green is a finalist for defensive player of the year. he won the award four years ago, warriors host them on friday, the winner goes to the playoffs. and russell westbrook in the wizard hosting indiana for the last playoff and eight, third quarter west brook dishing to a cutting bradley beal for the jam. led washington with 25 points s they will play number one seed in the first round. of course, what a day in the bay area sports, particularly in the san francisco. got the giants and dodgers tonight, first play, giants and the worriers and memphis, winner take all. winner moves on, loser goes home. quite a friday night in sports. have a great weekend. >>> this morning, we are learning that a hiker m

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. >> could kill her son corey. he can overdose and die. that's my biggest fear right now.el a great need to get. get him off the streets and get him into treatment as soon as possible because any. any kid could his next. it could be the last time. and for many last year it was the last time in 2020, the san francisco chief medical examiner reports. >> drugs killed more than covid 712 people died from an accidental overdose, an overwhelming majority were white men between 3564 years old in the tenderloin district overseen by supervisor. matt haney. what too often happens it is that their cycle now back out onto the street without care. >> i propose a number of laws including working with the fire department to make sure that. >> we do intervene that we do have a team that responds when somebodys overdosed and try to stop it from happening again. get them in the care and treatment or expanding number of people beds. i by hundreds as a result of mental that's at the berlin says her 31 year-old son got hooked on heroin. >> in the last year has deteriorated significantly becaus

all right, let me, thanks for that to me. corey. that's being just from boston in the us pay more still ahead on use are including iran approved candidates for next month election, including hard line is but so well known names have been disqualified. we'll have the latest with her on under the 1000 to force to leave that home to the 2nd side of a space a week. it's india. we got support coming up soon. found tails put the pga, the awkward situation. details was done in a bit. ah . monies vice president has confirmed, he's ousted the prime minister in president and his trip. the power can see me greater you letter q last year accuses deleted the violating transitional agreement that being held in a military facility near the capital america go to insist selections will take place next year as planned. let's speak to chris about it. never talk who's following these developments from cynical capital next or the the military if, if you'd like to talk to the ultimate branches of the government. so what happens now? well, that's right. i

well rami corey is the rector of global engagement at the american university of beirut and he joins me live from boston rami corey always great to have you on the program i don't know whether you could hear the voice there of mazin from save the children resident in gaza talking about the cycle of violence talking about the impact of course that it has on everyone but especially on children we've obviously been here before do you see anything that is different about the situation that we're seeing now both of the the violence between israel and gaza but also the events that we're seeing across israel itself. and the only thing that's different now from what i've been reporting and watching and analyzing for the last 50 years as a journalist and academic in the arab world in the middle east and having visited israel many times on all 'd over the palestinian camps the only thing that's different now is that in the international analysis and the news coverage and the stories that are coming out on social media we are seeing the whole world is seeing a replay of the essential actions of

corey connors, two shots clear of the field. the canadian rolled in on the line. six birdies and one bogey and finish with a round steph curry previously won the award in 2015 and 16 and draymond green is a finalist for defensive player of the year. he won the award four years ago. they host the grizzlies on friday. the winner goes to the player. russell westbrook and the wizards hosting indiana for the last playoff. third quarter, westbrook dishes to bradley beal. the wirds crse 142-115. and guys, after a year and a half on remote, i'm coming back to the studio. turn out the lights, the party is over. i'm coming back to the studio. >> we are putting the band back together. >> yeah, baby. get back here. >> i can't wait. >> paul: we will see you back home once and >>> tonight we are learning that a hiker missing for five days was found alive in the rugged national fostinthe aftea wildfire could explain why he got lost. on saturday the 58-year-old man went for a hike and never return. for days, volunteers and authorities scoured the terrain. today a helicopter crew

they must there was a perk to corey's in for points this trip to japan in $1804.00 he went there to take part in a whisky commercial. it enabled him to make various appearances in the japanese economy in the 1980 s. and earned him 650000 german marks boy the critic of capitalism needed the money for his 7000 oaks project in castle. during boyce's time in japan the advertising agency her film team to accompany him. it was directed by photographers oh yeah. who managed to take a snapshot in the botanical garden during the shoot. today as renowned art photographer. has a different few have criticisms of excessive consumption and the environmental destruction of japan. he points to the wounds caused by the 2004 nuclear disaster. there was a kind of froze over his. true to this well i'm not sure. that it's not. obvious throughout then it will it's very very quick. just that boys may have been ahead of his time in the 1980 s. says the photographer but the themes he tackled such as environmental protection and a world without borders are more important today than ever. boyce was also good at gi

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what mr corey the butt more than they needed to reward those look that they comply with but disapproved of goes with the model that was for you the bunk of the original theory that you can buy you would go out. with most of his journey behind him the traveling blogger sometimes stops in villages to ask the locals for shelter. the coastal dwellers seem surprised but have never turned the adventure away. received very quick and much more with horses were ok that's ok works will you get in the water will go in you or she is here because what it. is is the water no more posing like i saw someone who she saw there. be extruded in you on the walls i'll show up with hornish bookmakers for a day at. first in the riot you know with us all a lot of. people here believe that seal hunting could breathe new life into the villages and they're convinced that since restrictions were introduced the local seal population has grown and eaten all the fish. to pick it up. and i wanted to talk. about it was to date. it wouldn't look good was going to get into. the pacific scotto shut it. just i mean is beach

. >> diaz: toronto-based corey ross is one of the show's producer.al artist massimiliano siccardi created it. >> he makes an animated film that happens all around you, and physically, you're on the move, moving through the art itself. >> this is incredible. >> diaz: sicardi's exhibit in france appeared in the netflix hit show "emily in paris," creating buzz before "immersive van gogh" opened in chicago and in the u.s. in february. why did you choose chicago for your u.s. debut? >> what works in toronto seems to work really nicely in chicago. i don't know if you'll take this as the compliment i mean it to be, but chicago to me is the most canadian of american cities. you have an audience that loves to come out for art and theater and is involved. >> diaz: opening mid-pandemic meant a drive-through option in toronto, and an unexpected boost in sales. >> i think people are coming to the show for release. and you just-- like, it's woof! you can relax and get out finally. >> it was very emotional. it almost brought a tear to your eye being thankful that w

honoring george floyd this year marks one year since he was killed by a minneapolis police officer our coreyoffman talks about the change that happened since then and the change that needs to happen. >> reporter: well, good morning, the george floyd movement showing up on a day that was different from strikes and marches that we saw a year ago this is a day of rememberings of what has changed over the past year, but also what hasn't i spoke to the brother of george floyd about his legacy about the george floyd policing and justice act stalled currently in the senate, and also what work this country still needs to do, listen here >> i just want everybody to love each other love each other the way my brother loved them and i wish i would have got a chance to lead him in understanding. i'll tell you what, i'll tell you one thing, even though you didn't meet my brother, if you had time to meet me and talk to me, you would have met him >> he could have been my father, he could have been my brother, he could have been my uncle, i still get emotional. that's what happened i cried when i saw that vi

now on bbc news: mike corey is in kenya's maasai mara reserve, finding out how an increase in domestic

that also affects you know water and sewage and everything else and also the has been no humanitarian corey doing now this is the 7th or 8th day so when this compay in one week and they need new supplies to come in this was on the humanitarian side. israeli prime minister mr benjamin netanyahu said yesterday that the conflict would take time and will continue at full force is there the political will to look for a way out. why did he send the public stage statements we're hearing that the israeli government binyamin netanyahu the prime minister has said that very clearly again yesterday they feel they still have to support of many countries international community especially also from the u.s. to continue the military campaign. could assume that also there is domestic considerations in this equation there's a lot of pressure here to achieve something with this contain not just stuck in the middle as some people you have told me to have a decisive victory so to speak and to end and once and for all it's not quite clear what he's meant by this and also the military has said they want to conti

must keep your opponents on a stand that thinking new of the men to get close otherwise compounds corey. it's not unlike a tough interview really. when interviewing politicians all corporate c.e.o.'s you have to wait for the right moment just to get around that defensiveness then make you a good outfit. just to take a listen to this office. i've got office and i work at. frankfurt. international gateway to the best connection self and road and rail. located in the hut a few connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and trying our services. biala gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from. bush's t w news a lot from berlin israel masses troops along the border with gaza the army calls up thousands of reservists readying for a possible ground in face the latest airstrikes against the palestinian territories target a bank linked to hamas and israel's prime minister warns that the conflict is not yet over. the complex parts in israel demonstrations in cities worldwide vandalism here in germany problems in official warning that anti-semitic.

here's your leader, though it's canadian, corey connors with the nice birdie at 15.ad a five under 67. he's in the lead alone by two shots, three rounds left to play. hey, let's get back to that pga golf championship as we do need to check this out over the masters and the native san franciscan will liselle taurus saleh taurus is at it again. san francisco native shot of the day at seven third shot spin it for an eagle. he was one under par 70. want looking to back up his nice masters performance at the pga. all right. you do need to check this out. remember i mentioned giants dodgers. they'll be packing albert pools along for the ride. this time. it is first homer that looks weird to see him in a dodger uniform. yeah and that happens to be number, 660 in his illustrious career, and the dodgers is a mentioned have won four straight. coming to beat the giants of 150 should be a great weekend. a baseball that's the sporty life. julie is that frampton comes alive behind you. yes, it is. you may be coming alive. i'm going to bed now, right?e to come to these family meeti

the house a very select few rice right we have 10 people who called a special order hour including corey bush who is not forgetting forgotten where she came from the movement that got her in the congress and she had this to say we are anti-war we are anti occupation and we are and tap part that a part time period if this body is looking for something productive to do with $3000000.00 instead of funding a military that police think kills palestinians i have some communities this thing with the anything louis county that that where that money can go where we desperately need investment where we are hurting where we need help let us. or task funding their power or task funding life not destruction now there's 9 others as i said who gave speeches on the house floor including aiyana presently who is generally thought of as the most right wing of the squad especially on foreign policy not a supporter of b.d.s. at all but she has been willing to say that the us which gives $4000000000.00 almost to israel in military aid every year has to start conditional izing that aid because we're just givin

the house a very select few rights right we have 10 people who called a special order hour including corey bush who is not forgetting forgotten where she came from the movement that got her in the congress and she had this to say we are anti-war we are patient and we are in top part that a part time period if this body is looking for something productive to do with $3000000.00 instead of funding a military that police think kills palestinians to have some community this thing with the anything louis county that it where that money can go where we desperately need investment where we are hurting where we need help let us. or task funding their power or task funding life not destruction now there's 9 others as i said who gave speeches on the house floor including aiyana presently who is generally thought of as the most right wing of the squad especially on foreign policy not a supporter of b.d.s. at all but she has been willing to say that the us which gives $4000000000.00 almost to israel in military aid every year has to start conditional izing that aid because we're just giving the money

the house a very select few rights right we have 10 people who called a special order hour including corey bush who was not forget forgotten where she came from the movement that got her in the congress and she had this to say we are anti-war we are anti occupation and we are anti part that a part time period if this body is looking for something productive to do with $3000000.00 instead of funding a military that police think killed palestinians i have some communities this thing with the anything louis county that that where that money can go where we desperately need investment where we are hurting where we need help let us. or task funding their power or task funding life not destruction now there's 9 others as i said who gave speeches on the house floor including aiyana presently who is generally thought of as the most right wing of the squad especially on foreign policy not a supporter of b.d.s. at all but she has been willing to say that the us which gives $4000000000.00 almost to israel in military aid every year has to start conditional izing that aid because we're just giving the

the house a very select few rights right we have 10 people who called a special order hour including coreybush who is not forgetting forgotten where she came from the movement that got her in the congress and she had this to say we are anti-war we are patient and we are anti part that a part time period if this body is looking for something productive to do with $3000000.00 instead of funding a military that police think killed palestinians i have some communities this thing with the city and in st louis county that that where that money can go where we desperately need investment where we are hurting where we need help let us. our task funding their. task funding life not destruction now there's 9 others as i said who gave speeches on the house floor including aiyana presently who is generally thought of as the most right wing of the squad especially on foreign policy not a supporter of b.d.s. at all but she has been willing to say that the u.s. which gives $4000000000.00 almost to israel in military aid every year has to start conditional izing that aid because we're just giving the mone

. >> could kill her son corey. he can overdose and die. that's my biggest fear right now. feel a great need to get. get him off the streets and get him into treatment as soon as possible because any. any kid could his next. it could be the last time. and for many last year it was the last time in 2020, the san francisco chief medical examiner reports. >> drugs killed more than covid 712 people died from an accidental overdose, an overwhelming majority were white men between 3564 years old in the tenderloin district overseen by supervisor. matt haney. what too often happens it is that their cycle now back out onto the street without care. >> i propose a number of laws including working with the fire department to make sure that. >> we do intervene that we do have a team that responds when somebodys overdosed and try to stop it from happening again. get them in the care and treatment or expanding number of people beds. i by hundreds as a result of mental that's at the berlin says her 31 year-old son got hooked on heroin. >> in the last year has deteriorated significantly bec

the house a very select few rights right we have 10 people who called a special order hour including corey bush who is not forgetting forgotten where she came from the movement that got her in the congress and she had this to say we are anti-war we are anti occupation and we are anti part that a part time period if this body is looking for something productive to do with $3000000.00 instead of funding a military that police think killed palestinians i have some communities this thing with the city and in st louis county that that where that money can go where we desperately need investment where we are hurting where we need help let us. or task funding there or task funding life not destruction now there's 9 others as i said who gave speeches on the house floor including aiyana presently who is generally thought of as the most right wing of the squad especially in foreign policy not a support of b.d.s. at all but she has been willing to say that the us which gives $4000000000.00 almost to israel in military aid every year has to start conditional izing that aid because we're just giving th

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