. >> reporter: pickle ball is a passion for darlene. >> nice, edwin. >> reporter: she developed a love for it before it became a huge sport and now she is teaching, playing, and pitching the sport. >> i have an 8-year-old and probably 80-year-olds playing together on the same court. tell me another sport where people can do that. it isn't exist. >> reporter: but she says that pickleball has a bit of a problem. there aren't enough places to play. >> there is a real need for it. >> reporter: and a proposal for a huge pavilion just hit the net. >> you could say it was rejected but i think what was rejected was the verbiage, not the actual facility itself. it was how it was presented. >> reporter: regulators shot down a proposal to turn a portion of the largely vacant pavilion into a pickleball club with 16 points, arguing it doesn't have a connection to the waterfront and as proposed couldn't serve as a benefit to the general public. michelle is tasked to be the director of pickleball operations at the pavilion and says otherwise. >> it absolutely would serve the public. >> reporter: they

this is darlene in louisiana, republican line. caller: hi. i just wanted to state this, no one is above the law. host: ok. caller: that's it. host: all right. sam is next. on our independent line. caller: yes, sir. i've been living in america for 40 years. it's a very sad night. it brought back the confidence of the country that i love, that i can die for. yes, it's sad, what the four years of mr. trump's presidency, that was something in america, but i have never seen. it sadden me, that i feel be level of division we have right now -- the level of division we have right now, it is so sad, it breaks my heart. tonight, it brought back justice that i i know this land, this land is the land of the free. host: these are the charges, there has been no conviction yet. caller: yes, sir. i understand. but, still, at least you have to bring him in. that's it. host: there was reporting from many of the papers that outside of the jail, far away from where the activities taking place, many of thfoer president's signs, showing support for the former pres

also, i want to say thank you to dana williams and darlene taylor, who are in the audience. they are my coeditors who came to me from hurston writing and howard university with the idea to put the anthology together. when they came with this idea, they told me i could be the editor in name only if i wanted to be. [laughter] but i wasn't going to do that because i didn't know what they would do with the book. [laughter] when people ask you to do stuff, no matter what happens, you are going to be too busy to do it. the reason i decided to do this book, i wish i could say had anything to do with my love of black people. that is not why i decided to do this book. i decided because when they asked me, a unders -- i understood if i said no, i would not be able to control what can't -- who they asked after me. i did not want to see this book with the name grant harlow on it. [laughter] i put my hands very deep into the work that is this book and i am proud of it. does anybody in the audience have a copy? if you do, can you hold it up? you see this? i am very pretty used with the wo

darlene from ohio. >> you're the hottest man alive. know why the heck trump's getting indicted for everything and biden is just sitting there at the beach. love you hot man. jesse: unknow caller from long beach, california. >> i will tell you that trump's picture is fabulous. what a macho. i love it. jesse: macho, macho man. this is unknown. mike, munsville, new york. >> if i was one of the antelope, i'd want to head there too and it's a lot safer there than north of the border. jesse: if i were an antelope. cheryl from hurricane, utah. >> hey, jesse, why are you promoting or having people experiment with psychedelic mushrooms? jesse: i didn't promote it. i never promoted it. i was just interviewing someone that was promoting it. and from san diego, california. >> listening to you tonight, i'm ready to get up and kick ass. jesse: watch your mouth. doug from springfield, missouri. >> jesse, you should have greg gutfeld on more often. remember, he's the new king of late nights. jesse: that sounded like gutfeld disguising his voice. penny

and he said, darlene, i think we know who's done all this. news tips, complaints. i remember that day, we got a really sick one. this handwritten letter, several pages, with a happy face scrawled on the top. you know, a smile and two eyes. >> and these were anonymous letters. >> about halfway through the first page, the writer confessed to a murder. named the victim, taunja bennett. >> but we already have two people locked up in prison, laverne pavlinac and john sosnovske. >> so it looked like a hoax. but the letter just went on for several pages, all handwritten. and then he started confessing to other murders. and another murder and another. >> i went to truck driving school and learned to drive. while driving, i learned a lot and heard of people that have gotten away with such a crime because of our nomad life. >> here's a guy who is on the move constantly. he's a long-haul trucker. he pulls into one place for a night, he's there for a few hours, maybe sleeps in his cab, and he's gone. who even knew he was there? >> i had to decide whether

darlene from ohio. because you're the hottest man alive.nt to know whyk the hecktting trump is getting indicted for everything. and biden's just sittingth beace at the beach. >> love you, hot man. >> it's unknown. caller fro unkm long beach, california. >> i will tell you that a mac trump is fabulous. what a macho. i loveho it. macho, macho man. mrs. unknown mike. >> martinsville, new york.muns villi think if i were one of the antelope, i would want to headwa to mexicnt to. er that's probably a heck of a lot safer there than it is northnore the border. >> if i were an antelope. >> cheryl from hurricane utah. e hey, jesse, why are you promoting or having people witho psychedelic mushrooms? >>omjesse: i didn't promote it.a i never promoted it. i was just interviewing someone that was promoting it. isteni >>ng and from san diego,t, california, listening to you i' i'm ready to get up and kick. >> watch your mouth. doug from springfield, missouri jesse you should have greg gutfeld on more often. >> remember, he's the new king of late nightss.. >

and the who created it, darlene cavalier was doing citizen science programs, kids.and she's like, hey, i want to do it. i want to find ways to help. and so it expanded and. technology has allowed us to span expand it, but it's not a really a new thing. aldo leopold has a wonderful essay from 1943, the great conservationist aldo leopold, what he calls wildlife sports and what he says is like amateurs become interested, different animals learn about them and then become experts in them. they are not, you know, sort of credential phds. they are just amateurs are interested in it. and of course, in 43, we didn't have the technology that we have to share that science and, share that information in a way that we now. but it's not a new it has just been made very powerful with technology so that simply putting birds into an app contributes to scientific research so what does let's stick with cornell i've i've gone to their web page over the years to they also have a library of bird calls. so yeah listen not just see on a map where birds have passed through or where they're

darlene nana akua , not gb news.she's fought back against those who will stop at nothing to use rotten identity politics to use rotten identity politics to divide this once united country . writing in the daily country. writing in the daily mail nana says it takes a special kind of evil to murder the tiny babies in your care. but it takes a particular kind of gall to seize on. let these awful crimes to push a deluded, race baiting agenda , to race baiting agenda, to inflaming tensions and manufacturing prejudice . so as manufacturing prejudice. so as nana akua write is it monstrous to claim that let these white privilege left her to free kill dan at gbnews.com vote in our poll on twitter. but clashing on this now the co—founder of concern lives against racism albie amankona and the writer and anti racism campaigner femi nylander. so joe albinana is right , isn't nylander. so joe albinana is right, isn't she? i can't nylander. so joe albinana is right , isn't she? i can't see at right, isn't she? i can't see at all in

darlene nana akua , not gb news.she's fought back against those who will stop at nothing to use rotten identity politics to use rotten identity politics to divide this once united country . writing in the daily country. writing in the daily mail nana says it takes a special kind of evil to murder the tiny babies in your care. but it takes a particular kind of gall to seize on. let these awful crimes to push a deluded, race baiting agenda , to race baiting agenda, to inflaming tensions and manufacturing prejudice . so as manufacturing prejudice. so as nana akua write is it monstrous to claim that let these white privilege left her to free kill dan at gbnews.com vote in our poll on twitter. but clashing on this now the co—founder of concern lives against racism albie amankona and the writer and anti racism campaigner femi nylander. so joe albinana is right , isn't nylander. so joe albinana is right, isn't she? i can't nylander. so joe albinana is right , isn't she? i can't see at right, isn't she? i can't see at all in

. >> darlene davis was worried.body was fairly cold one prosecutor davis jumped on the case and encountered the problem. >> the fact that she lived by herself. >> there were men who wanted to change that a single status. and there is certainly reason to look at them carefully. but, the prosecutor worried, to about another process ability. >> we might have a stranger on stranger offense, which is way harder to solve. >> essentially a dead body, not much evidence around, and no idea who did it? >> exactly. i decided we are going to monday morning quarterback of the crime scene right away. >> that mentioned the investigators went back to diane's house and took a more in-depth look. >> and went over it with the alternate light source. if you do it in the dark, you just take it and put it on carpeting or any kind of fabric or the wall, or anything, and certain things will for us. >> for example if it was blood or something? >> the most alternate light source that we're looking for is seminal fluid. >> it didn't look like

darlene from facebook saying that my discouraged witnesses to testify.our face telecast across the road testifying against the thug she describes trump as. might not be the best idea for the witnesses. those are two comments on facebook. and you can post on x. when the people making the case for the televising of the trial on lawyer. he was on the show last sunday and asked about the idea and here is part of the response he gave. [video clip] >> would you be ok with the televise trial? it will have to go through rule changes, but let the american people see every minute of it and decide for themselves? >> i personally would love to see that. i'm convinced the biden administration did not want the american people to see the truth. they acted on it by filing this protective order which is an effort to keep important information about the case from the press. i'm shocked all the networks have not lined up and file pleadings already, objecting to this broad attempt to keep information away from the american people during the election season. the american peo

darlene from facebook saying that my discouraged witnesses to testify.our face telecast across the road testifying against the thug she describes trump as. might not be the best idea for the witnesses. those are two comments on facebook. and you can post on x. when the people making the case for the televising of the trial on lawyer. he was on the show last sunday and asked about the idea and here is part of the response he gave. [video clip] >> would you be ok with the televise trial? it will have to go through rule changes, but let the american people see every minute of it and decide for themselves? >> i personally would love to see that. i'm convinced the biden administration did not want the american people to see the truth. they acted on it by filing this protective order which is an effort to keep important information about the case from the press. i'm shocked all the networks have not lined up and file pleadings already, objecting to this broad attempt to keep information away from the american people during the election season. the american peo

gb news darlene nana akua gives them a piece of her mind. gonna want to miss nana straight after people's channel. britain's news . channel >> now we're all still in shock at the unimaginable crimes committed by lucy letby with serious and important questions now being asked of nhs bosses . now being asked of nhs bosses. but like night follows day, some bad faith actors on the hard left and are politicising the to case fuel racial division . in case fuel racial division. in yesterday, race baiter in chief dr. shola sparked outrage by claiming letby only got away with her heinous crimes for so long because she was white. >> lucy letby exemplifies how ideology of whiteness keeps britain in a chokehold. they believed her tears, denials, even though evidence said otherwise for no other reason than she's white. a black or brown nurse would have been reported to the police immediately and sacked for suspicion an eye that truly vile woman doubled down today in a highly sarcastic tweet telling people to stay offended at her original post and describ

gb news darlene nana akua gives them a piece of her mind. gonna want to miss nana straight after people's channel. britain's news . channel >> now we're all still in shock at the unimaginable crimes committed by lucy letby with serious and important questions now being asked of nhs bosses . now being asked of nhs bosses. but like night follows day, some bad faith actors on the hard left and are politicising the to case fuel racial division . in case fuel racial division. in yesterday, race baiter in chief dr. shola sparked outrage by claiming letby only got away with her heinous crimes for so long because she was white. >> lucy letby exemplifies how ideology of whiteness keeps britain in a chokehold. they believed her tears, denials, even though evidence said otherwise for no other reason than she's white. a black or brown nurse would have been reported to the police immediately and sacked for suspicion an eye that truly vile woman doubled down today in a highly sarcastic tweet telling people to stay offended at her original post and describ

also, i want to say thank you to dana williams and darlene taylor, who are in the audience.hey are my coeditors who came to me from hurston writing and howard university with the idea to put the anthology together. when they came with this idea, they told me i could be the editor in name only if i wanted to be. [laughter] but i wasn't going to do that because i didn't know what they would do with the book. [laughter] when people ask you to do stuff, no matter what happens, you are going to be too busy to do it. the reason i decided to do this book, i wish i could say had anything to do with my love of black people. that is not why i decided to do this book. i decided because when they asked me, a unders -- i understood if i said no, i would not be able to control what can't -- who they asked after me. i did not want to see this book with the name grant harlow on it. [laughter] i put my hands very deep into the work that is this book and i am proud of it. does anybody in the audience have a copy? if you do, can you hold it up? you see this? i am very pretty used with the work

and if darlene can promote the quarterly activity report, the one before this one, the quarterly boardort. sorry and i will. it's the other one. um so while she's working on that, i just want to provide a brief overview . so as mentioned in my report last month, we had a smooth transition to t rowe price as our target date fund manager. most of the target date fund vintages are currently at their target allocation and we'll be meeting with the deferred compensation committee to discuss tactical asset allocation required later this year. also mentioned is the 22 bips jump for our stable value crediting rate, which is now at 2.9, which is guaranteed for q three. thank you, mr. menino greg unger is also here from callan, who is our investment consultant. and i've asked him to share a few thoughts on last quarter's performance, as shown on the attached activity report and being promoted right now by mr. menino next month he will be reporting out on the performance for the first half of 2023. but as this is a quarterly report we're going to talk about q two, so greg, please begin. yeah. goo