-corey: [ chuckling ] hey! -lemonis: hey. i'm marcus. corey: i know who you are. i'm corey.ce 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. if

busch for the white house as they try to distance themselves from corey busch?ontinues to be honest about this it will be devastating for them. the campaign ad writes itself, we don't have to do any tricky editing, display the 13 seconds clip and you know where they stand and to be clear republicans aren't the ones confronting police in these cities, these are democrat run cities that folks in the community are begging for protection just like corey busch is and they are going to suffer political consequences. i wish they would turn this around and president biden wanted to be clear about his opposition to this, i would want people in my party to stop with the activism. >> see if that happens and if they can distance themselves from progressives like corey busch, a squad member with a very about voice. i don't mean physically loud but when you have people pushing so loud for something and so often for something, that is the voice that is heard. let's talk about seattle. there is a homeless and cabin that is so dangerous the sheriff tell staff to work remotely fo

. >> corey borner! >> for corey borner, this day was a step into his future. the texas graduate paralyzed from the waist down, receiving his diploma on his own two feet >> you did it! >> reporter: as a high school football player, corey severely injured his spinal cord during practice >> i was telling the coach, "one more play, one more play. as soon as this one play occurred, i had my head down just a little too low, and i couldn't move nothing from my neck all the way down to my feet. >> reporter: for the last few months, corey worked with his doctors to walk with a robotic exoskeleton suit in june, he took his first steps since the injury and now after three years at the university of north texas at dallas, corey surprising his friends and family in his cap, gown, and the same robotic suit, walking on stage >> i always dreamed of this moment, to be able to walk across and surprise people. it was just so amazing. >> reporter: a dream come true for corey, but also for his mother, charlotte. >> i love you. >> he can do anything, anything that he want to do, th

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corey bush is a squad member.y are proud of their message and a lot of people may say it is corey bush. will she have an impact? she will have an impact. look at the impact she had with the eviction moratorium. she set out on the steps of the capitol and look what happened, the eviction moratorium ended up being extended. every democrat might not be coming to defund the police, the progressive wing of the party and those squad members are making sure their voices heard. todd: they are getting their way. they are getting their way. in the eviction moratorium situation and when you look at the numbers, usa today put out there 77% of americans don't want to defund the police. they are in the opposite 23% presumably and they are the ones getting their way. especially when it comes to their party. interesting to see how that hurts democrats. jillian: we will continue to follow that. covid 19 plagues the southern border. leaders in mcallen, texas running out of places to put migrants despite setting up tentss. todd: gri

corey busch.t do we know better, the ingraham angle investigates next. >> above all, represent corey busch get you credit. one person changed things for tens of thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands of people. >> watch out, there's a new squad darling on the block, this one was so effective that she forced the president to just break the law. congresswoman corey busch wheeled so much power it is only fair to ask. in the smoldering ruins of the ferguson, missouri right. the entire arrest was built on the hands of don't shoot lie she continues to call it her formative movement. >> we decided not to wait any longer if you didn't understand what happened in st. louis, missouri in ferguson. if you didn't understand we are about to show you. laura: she accused the us of being systemically racist. >> the federal government must account for its ongoing role in perpetuating, supporting and upholding white supremacy. laura: she has revealed she doesn't believe in gender. >> i'm committed to doing the absol

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we need to defend the police. us congresswoman corey bush is accused of hypocrisy, as it's revealed her security detail called tax payers some $70000.00. she's been calling to defend the police as murder rates across the country. so ah, bring you the news from around the world. this is our international. my name's donald quarter. welcome to the program. now we begin with special coverage of the story of martin god has felt. he's currently serving a prison sentence in the us for hacking the systems of a hospital. he says he committed that crime to draw attention to a custody battle between the hospital and the parents of a child being kept there without their consent. gods failed recently turned to us after he was denied telephone access to his lawyers. here's my colleague, rory sushi with all the details. ah, go to sales, why if it says communication with his lawyer was cut off shortly after he wrote an article that was published on t's website in the piece describes cases of mistreatment at the prison. he's being held in the authorities that don't deny this . they say it was due to cha

we need to defend the police. us. congressman corey bush is accused of poverty. it's revealed that security detail of cost taxpayers some $70000.00. i made a call on the police coming as a motor rates across america configured a saw ah, it is moment after midnight here in moscow. of course this is off you to national a very welcome to you. would you saw this hour with a special coverage for you? of the story of martin got his failed. he's currently serving a prison sentence in america for hacking the systems of a hospital. he says he committed that crime to draw attention to a custody battle between the hospital and the parents of a child being kept without that consent. i got his fell there recently turned to us after he was denied telephone access to his lawyers. ah, luck has failed. so the wife says communication with his lawyer was cut off shortly after he wrote an article that was published right here on our website. in the pc describes cases of mistreatment at the prison he's being held in. the authorities that don't deny this actually they, they say it's a

corey: it's the traditional new york style kettle-boiled bagel.lemonis: ...his business is growing stale. that store should do $2.5 million, not $1.5 million. owner corey kaplan has a long history in the industry and an ego to match. corey: they didn't even know how to say bagel in chicago until i got there. lemonis: yet his branding is uninspired. it looks old and not reflective of you. his product mix is all over the place.

corey thank you so much. >> let's do it let's do the debate for. >> you know the drill.ardest. even when they are in u.s. custody paired volunteers of one texas facilities say minors have been facing harassment from workers. they lacks essential clothing next socks and underwear and it many cases they are suffering from debilitating depression. the whistleblowers filed a report to congressional committees and the department of health and human services is going to investigate. so who is to blame for the immigration nightmare? christopher hahn and anthony fisher. tom bevan i do not trust dhs to investigate themselves, i don't. part of the whistleblower account was dhs saying tell everyone how wonderful your experience was while you're volunteering at fort bliss. it sucks, kids are being sexually abused and deprived pretty much everything. >> this is where the partisanship comes together. remember how the democrats reacted with aoc dressed all in white and an empty parking lot. the running of garments, and jen psaki gets a question says were looking into it that's fine tha

i can't lose another baby. >> reporter: corey's little brother, jujuane winfield, was 21.nswer will be: why is this still happening? >> i know the saying, hurt people hurt people. but where i come from, hurt people kill people. it is a simple step on your shoe, you don't know the out c outcome of it. and there are too many young people, uneducated young people, with guns. are loking at hurt, you're looking at anger, and you're looking at a race of people, young people, with no vision. i have vision, and that's what keeps me working. my vision is that one day we're gonna have no murders for a whole year. not just baltimore -- i'm talking about gun violence now. not just baltimore, but the united states, my country. a visii vision that. i vision that. homelessness, housing, taxes, water, electricity, crime, wildfires. [sfx: bear roar] gavin, you've failed. we have to immediately cut taxes twenty-five percent. fix housing and homelessness. and make life in california affordable again. i'm a businessman, the only cpa running. shouldn't we choose ability this time? do you think

come to your corey males, corey, i know you listened to parents report right now. i don't know if it makes your blood boil because you and i both know that those military right now usually are the ones that least taken care of. we look at what's going on, the veterans hospitals, we look at veterans housing. we look at actually housing on basis right now. they're absolutely deplorable. so why can't we get this right? if we talk so much of this country, how much we love our beloved military. why does it seem like these contractors make more that are actually military makes and why do we end up wasting the money in areas sometimes like what we've seen the last 20 years, they don't produce anything. well, 1st off, let me go ahead and say that. yeah, it does frustrate me, you know, it's been over 7 years in iraq has been over 2 and a half years and i was in kosovo pakistan. ukraine during high to these areas. so yeah, i see it now let me break down 2 things. however, if you're talking about military contractors with regards to those who are providing protection for prot

you heard corey blessed they, quote, she won't stand by while you get a pardon. by that threat was last june's event over now? >> she said my they will come. she may direct threat but if she thinks she can intimidate us she's mistaken. when she was standing outside my fence chanting into a megaphone you can't stop the revolution, she has the gall to stand up in the halls of congress and say anyone who supports insurrection shouldn't be allowed to walk the halls of congress, she's the only one i know who advocated the violent overthrow of this country. she's a complete hypocrite and she won't get us to back down. todd: what message did your pardons and? >> governor parsons promised to pardon us. the interesting quirk about missouri lie is he cannot pardon us unless we get convicted of something so that led to the acceptance by us of the misdemeanors. once that was done and once that was done with the special session, to do his job as governor, i knew he would pardon us and he did. in southwestern missouri, 350 people in missouri when the word came down, it was a g

. >> reporter: after six years working as tech consultants in washington, d.c., corey and jennalin saidn life. >> we fell in love with wide-open spaces. as for everyone, the pandemic flipped our life on its head. the life we were living was opposite of what brings us joy, of being in our apartment all the time. >> reporter: august 2020, the couple bought this 2003 mercedes sprinter on craigslist. they knew it needed sprucing up. >> once we bought it, we knew there were changes we needed to make. kind of did the work ourselves. taught ourselves everything we needed, from solar electricity and battery power to plumbing to vehicle maintenance. >> reporter: 25 states and counting, nine national parks, documenting it all on their instagram. for those who aren't do it yourselfers, enter dave walsh, owner of denver-based van life customs. he'll bring your van life fantasy to life for a price. >> it's a big investment. having that plan and being set on it before you sign on the dotted line and commit to a build slot is really important. >> reporter: the cost for dave's average buildout starting

but congresswoman corey bush led in the occupation all the steps of congress to get the moratorium renewed. ultimately they did win a partial extension of the moratorium for the next 60 days, which is not nearly enough, but better than nothing. oh, and after the congress people left, some protesters stayed to fight for housing for all, all the time. and they were probably moved away from the capitol steps shoot, shoot off the steps. apparently, only congress endorsed protest is allowed at the capital. does all this mean i trust? some of the st rats who made cameos that this protest like chuck schumer or the people who congratulated corey bush on the when like nancy pelosi, how you run. god, god, right. john schumer showing up a protest against congress and by law like like the time congressman paul ryan said his favorite music was rage against the machine you the machine. you're going to ready to get yourself through the whole protest. nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house, acted like she just couldn't do anything about it. she just couldn't. what can i do? but at least she doesn't have a

in most cases, quite frankly, people just don't have the option of just leaving us to congresswoman corey bush is facing accusations of hypocrisy. after her personal god, expenses came to light, of course. so she is one of the many democrats in the recent past, who's made an impassioned call for the police to be defended. if i spend $1010.00, and more dollars on it, you know what i get to be here to do the work. so suck it up in the fun in the police has to happen. we need to defend the police. they put that money into social safety nets because we're trying to save lives the most talented, 28 seconds you lever watch, curry bush will be fine with her private security, but everyday americans should suck it up because the funding, the police has to happen. i think corey bush and anyone else in public life who faces legitimate threats, deserves what ever security they need. that's why it's so bizarre to hear seconds after demanding, it's demanding the funding of the police for ordinary citizens who want the police . they're also public filings show that cory push or spend some $70000.00 of g

it's a blessing to be alive. >> reporter: yesterday at the university of north texas, corey took somes of his life. >> happy. it's all smiles. >> reporter: with the help of baylor health and a robotic skeleton, he walked the stage. diploma in hand, he's a reminder to all the journey is its own reward. >> stay encouraged. tough times don't last long. tough people do >> reporter: such a thoughtful young man. if college is all about finding your path and purpose, i can't think of anyone more deserving than corey. there's a lot of people feeling down and out. they told him he would never walk again. he used the biggest test of his life as a testimony. in the process, he's been able to inspire so many. dan? >> great story, zachary. thank you so much. >>> coming up, elton john and dua lipa joining forces to make the old new again. keep it here. up in "pop news."- ♪ i think it's gonna be a long, long time ♪ think it's gonna be long time ♪ i think it's going long, long time ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel ♪ [man: coughing] ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day... ♪ no matter how you

president obama had met corey in normandy the previous june. family. and it was taped on the hospital wall. and i was looking at that picture and looking at corey and saying to myself, there is the real cost of war. you don't usually see it that starkly. corey has made remarkable progress. three years later, he visited with president obama again. he was starting to walk with a walker. in january of 2014 was the guest of honor at the state of the union address and sat next to michelle obama. and then toward end of the administration, president obama visited him in arizona at his new house. >> one of the most important parts of the president's day was when they would go out to cities all over the u.s. >> how long did it last? >> seemed like forever. >> thank god you guys are all right. >> yes, sir. ♪♪ >> when you're face to face with people -- ♪♪ ♪ there's so much in this world to make me grieve ♪♪ >> those images are burned into your brain. ♪ stay with me, let's just be ♪♪ >> and you carry that with you. pete would always tell me the stories of

we need to defend the police us congresswoman corey bushes or choose property. it's revealed her security, detailed cost taxpayers, some $70000.00, a call to defend the police coming as murder right across the us and continue to ah, i just not for 11 or talk on friday night. here are the most go, this is auntie international. welcome to the program. we do start with a special coverage for you. this hour of the story of martin got his failed. he's currently serving a prison sentence in america for hacking the systems of a hospital. he says he committed that crime to draw attention to a custody battle between the hospital and the parents of a child being kept without their consent. got his feld recently turned to us after he was denied telephone access to his lawyers. ah, go to sales, why if it says communication with his lawyer was cut off shortly after he wrote an article that was published on our t's website in the piece describes cases of mistreatment at the prison. he's being held in the authorities that don't deny this . they say it was due to changes in the

however, when corey bush herself received some of the death threat, i don't think she would have been very happy recovery status instead of an armed guard. we sent her a social worker in order to maybe try to start a dialogue, people who are threatening her life, and that's what badly a lot of people, that's the position that they are in. their stores are being run, they're being shot at held at gunpoint. they don't need a social worker, they actually need real life enforced by police officers. well, so she's made course to have the police to fund it. then she says, she's been getting death threats, then she spend $70000.00 of us taxpayer money on personal security guards. i mean, i just, i just wanted to ask me basically, she's a politician. do you think she's full of harder? i unfortunately do you. she's either full of plot air or sadly, you know, not, not possessing the social skills required to understand why people are that. and i'm not going to make judgements as to which it is. but we should also remember that this is a person who has been campaigning to make housing a human ri

i speak with representative corey bush who is leading the protest. has been there most of the time since friday night. she says whoever is to blame, it needs to be relktified, and congress or the white house or the cdc needs to fix it. but it's unclear if anyone is actually going to do so. >> lee anne caldwell. thank you. continuing this conversation, joining me, pramila jayapal, a congresswoman and chair of the -- caucus. let's start with the eviction crisis. some of your progressive colleagues led by corey bush have been protesting outside the capitol on the steps suggesting congress comes back into session to deal with this. is there anything that congress can do? >> al egg, great to see you. i am proud of corey bush and our other members who are continuing to draw attention to the urgency of the homeless crisis we are about to face. i want to say this frankly can and should be done by the white house. the cdc has the power invested in them to take any action that is necessary to address public health crises. this is a public health crisis. the co

led by the missouri congressman corey bush pushed the white house to move an eviction moratorium.n. emboldened on the one hand, discouraged on the other. so now what? some progressives see proof in the evictions fight they can move the biden white house their way. some moderate democrats, though, say proof in the ohio primary results, the president should worry more about the middle and less about the left. our panel is back with us now to discuss. >>> mollie ball, this is one week, two big episodes in one week we should be careful not to count any one as decisive. this is going to be the constant tug-of-war of the biden presidency. there is an ideological generational movement in the democratic party, but many of the moderates say it just gets too much attention. >> yeah, i mean, it is -- i do want to point out that the whole house was on the side of the progressives in this. the house working very hard to pass the buck from themselves and say, no, this isn't our fault this isn't being continued. we want the white house to continue it. the house was backed by the entire democrati

corey bush is not the person people mostly elect to congress.e of what you think a united states member of congress should be. >> yeah, i mean, i think she's doing exactly what would be in john lewis' tradition when he urged people to get into good trouble. i think that is absolutely crucial. bringing this back full circle to the point you made earlier, one of the other legacies of ferguson has been the fact that someone like corey bush could be elected to congress. that people are much more cognizant of these issues and there is now a movement that is actually generating political impact in terms of who is running for office on the local level and the statewide level and on the federal level. >> i want to say thanks to both of you. i also want to encourage folks. you brought up the kerner commission. your book on this is new, right, jelani? >> yeah, it is, it's right over my shoulder. >> perfect. it's called the essential kerner commission report, it's edited. government reports are noting? one reads. he made the point what was established in t

senator corey booker speaking out on why he calls new legislation a gift from the republican party.an: i didn't see the collar. todd: it was off. ♪ good old boys drinking whiskey and rye. ♪ saying this will be the day that i die. ♪ this will be the day that i die. todd: a fox news alert, just moments ago the senate passing a the democrats' $3.5 trillion budget blueprint, paving the way for the massive spending bill. keep in mind, that was not passing the bill, it was just passing the budget blueprint, the first step in a long process designed to allow democrats to úp(rá reconciliation package with massive funding for education, healthcare, climate, without gop support, all this after 19 republicans crossed party lines to pass a separate $1 trillion infrastructure bill just yesterday. house speaker nancy pelosi says the lower chamber will not pass this bill without the other one. jillian: another fox news alert, new york cuomo now in his final weeks of office after resigning amid sexual harassment allegations from 11 women. >> the best way i can help now is if i step aside and let go

and corey booker's point -- not cori bush, very different -- the feeling on the police perspective, his feeling was finally senators, democratic senators can stand up and say that they don't want to defund the police, but unfortunately in the house many democrats do. that's where you have the squad members, people like cori bush and aoc and they're the ones that are really driving this movement. ashley: i think it's because they realize that their seats could be in jeopardy because they pushed it, because when you see numbers like that, you know, 81% of people saying that they're concerned about the safety, they have nowhere to go. carley: there are more numbers. fox news released more, majority of people say there is more violent crime in their local area compared to a year ago, so 57% say that there's more crime in their local area, so almost 60% of people polled say that they feel less safe and that is more than just republicans. that's democrats and independent and that's why, ashley, to your point, this has to be on president biden's radar. he made that speech about crime but when

corey busch the progressive congressman from missouri said as she needs and will continue to use private going to make sure i have security because i know i have had an attempt on my life i have too much work to do there's too many people who need help right now for me too allow that. so if i end up spending 200,000, if i spend ten more dollars on it and you know what? i get to be here to do the work right so suck it up and defending the police has to happen. we need to defend the police and put that money into social safety net because we are trying to save lives. >> should someone tell her crime including a violent crime has been spiking in cities that defended the police last year? sounds like she it sounds too important to be left of vulnerable communities violence to be totally fine with less, it is in you and thanks this mark and back with the panel, tim, kevin, and mike gunzelman. i can admit a few things. when she talks i put my head that i disagree yes come over at let's hang out. also i'm huge on accountability for police. but, talking about defunding them and letting violent f

corey bush spent the last three nights sleeping on the capital steps to encourage someone, anyone, tot. sahi kapur is here to talk to us. negotiators want this voted on before they go home. what needs to make that possible this week? >> infrastructure week is finally here after weeks and months and years of talking about it. they have what appears to be a $555 billion bill. there is some shadow boxing going on between chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell. schumer wants to get this done, wrap it up, move on to the separate budget resolution and let senators go home. mcconnell was on the floor saying he is in no rush. there should be no time table or no artificial deadlines and there should be a robust amendment process. there is likely to be a wrench or two thrown in from the right on senators that don't want to spend this money and have a tendency to make a fuss about doing a big like this quickly. the longer the senate stays in the more time senators get cut from their august recess and they like to go home for that. >> the prospect of a shortened vacation with clarify minds. it is on a

supporters of the moratorium slept on the capitol steps last night, including congresswoman corey bush. >> we're not just gonna go blindly when the live was actual people who we're supposed to represent, actual whole people, human beings actually are at risk. >> the university's eviction lab says the moratorium is credited with keeping two million people in their homes over the past year. >>> housing activists showed their support for extending eviction protection by protesting today outside speaker nancy pelosi's san francisco home. they posted a symbolic eviction notice on the house. they want pelosi to reopen congress to allow a vote on the extension of the moratorium. congress is currently adjourned for a month for summer vacation. >>> to the east bay. the official search for a missing berkeley man resumed today, last seen three weeks ago today when he left home to go running. 115 volunteers from 17 different bay area agencies returned tohe park tayo onceeah for low trails and kree >> it's an incredibly lonely journey. the support means so much. it's just hard. incredibly difficult

until october and we'll talk to the single l mothem -- mother of three about to lose her apartment and corey bush that protested by sleeping on the steps of the capitol and widely credited with getting the white house to tonight. >>> also tonight, dr. anthony f fauci joins me after confusing guidance about parents wearing masks around their children. good evening. i'm erin burnett. tonight the breaking news, resign. president biden telling andrew cuomo of new york a long time friend and ally to step down after an investigation by the state attorney general found cuomo engaged in a pattern of sexual harassment against 11 women violating state and federal law. >> back in march you said if the investigation confirmed the allegations against governor cuomo he should resign so will you call on him to resign given the investigators said the 11 women were credible? >> i stand by that statement. >> are you now calling on him to resign? >> yes. >> and if he doesn't resign, do you believe he should be impeached and removed from office? >> let's take one thing at a time here. i think he should resign.

congresswoman corey bush spent the last two nights at the capitol trying to shine a light on the eviction us just what it's like to be homeless. she's been there. it's why she doesn't want it for anybody else. >> i can't leave. i can't leave because you know what? someone left, or didn't act. that's how i ended up on the street. i remember being on the street and thinking, who speaks, who speaks about my issues besides my dad? who, who speaks? what politicians are speaking directly to my issue, enough to effectively change it? how do i move from this situation? i can't go to a shelter because i have a car. i don't want to take a space from somebody else that doesn't even at least have a car. me and two babies, and my partner slept in a car with our stuff in trash bags. you know, i -- so, no, we will not move until the administration or congress acts. >> it was emotional to hear her speak, getting, really a glimpse of what homelessness feels like and looks like in this country. there is this uncertainty and lack of security as she put it, and the domino effect it is going to cause on child

i'm about to get on board with shawnee, anna, and corey, founders of the nyc-based previous panzee skateginalized because of the color of their skin, because of their gender, sexuality, these people deserve this space. >> talk to me a little bit about this journey you've been on actually coming out and how skating has helped you. >> i didn't know myself as well. i was living in wisconsin in a pretty small town. at that point in my life i didn't know i was trans yet or a gender queer person. i think that's a part of the queer experience, figuring out who you are. i got into skating and i met these people and i was like, this is my people. i believe in chosen family, and that's my chosen family. at the end of the day you know that there's going to be a place for you. >> reporter: along with providing a safe space for skaters, panzee hosted community meetups. >> we did a juneteenth event with "quell" magazine and they skate, a skateboarding organization, and raised money for queer black organizations. and so whatever way that we can give back to that community, we felt like that was the bes

but for afghan traders who brave the con corey door, that is no choice to matching the impossible to sell that goods in isolated areas. we follow that daring journeys as they overcome the extreme risking it all. i've counted on, on al jazeera i stand on behalf of the new zealand government to offer a formal an unreserved apology to pacific communities for the discriminatory implementation of the immigration laws of the 1970. that lead to the events of the dorm, write a formal government apology for past injustices is re and use the lens and has to meet the strict criteria, including the victims being definable as a distinct court that continues to suffer, connected to those historic given me the often violent don't rage, which the government has now apologized for. so police searching homes, businesses and even churches looking for august as to deport the sense of injustice is still felt today. the leaders in new zealand polynesian communities welcomed the apology and they hope it'll help people of the pacific islands move on. i me abraham. i see a warning as iran you president on th

hey, corey gp, in 2016, 5 years on karate remains central to his life. horrible digital, the heart is everything. no matter what the situation is and how hard it is or who your opponent is. you can't fight without a strong heart. it is the most important thing about karate says childhood. i have always been focused on this sport, karate has ever thing to me. 2 types of karate will feature at these linux committee, which involves sparring with an opponents and cutter, which is a so low discipline. the venue that karate will use was originally built for the 1964 olympics. then it was judo, making its 1st appearance competitors for more than 30 countries will be looking to see what could be a unique opportunity. there are no plans to karate to return a future olympics. metal contenders, hope their efforts in front of a global audience can force a rethink or him pick it or not will go up. i'm determined to become a limpid champion. i think that karate w. lympics is a big step. not, not only in japan, for cosmetic, has all over the world, we're making a new history that will inspire a new

but every day americans should suck it up because the funding that police has to happen, i think corey bush and anyone else in public life who faces legitimate threats, deserves whatever security they need. that's why it's so bizarre to hear seconds after demanding it's demanding the funding of the police for ordinary citizens who want the police. there also, public filings show that cory bush has spent some $70000.00 of government funds in the past 3 months on personal protection. services during a cd cbs interview, she said she'd received death threats amid her calls to defend the police. murder rates across the us are actually on the rise with the latest status suggesting that in major cities it's worse now than before. cobit new york city launched a safe summer program to try and curb the trend, but in fact, the number of shooting victims has risen markedly there. we discussed the issue with, with journalists, lauren, gen. she is entitled to extra security if she feels that that is necessary. but the problem is that there are people in so many cities across united states. i'm talki