this is sister, elaine. this is mrs. lapp and samuel. -hi. -where do you want 'em, elaine?e blue room. can i help you with something? (rachel) uh, no, no. (book) right back there, sam. (elaine) how could you do this to me tonight? (book) it's important. (elaine) just keep going straight through. there's a folding cot for your son. oh, he turned on the light, good. i told you i had company! -where's jason and billy? -upstairs asleep. (book) you got a man in the house and the kids are upstairs? (elaine) that's none of your business. you should keep your holier-than-thou mouth shut. anyway, they like fred. fred? now we got a fred. (elaine) who are these orphans, anyway? (book) they're amish. (door closes) (elaine) everything okay? (rachel) yes, thank you. john says you're amish. (rachel) yes. oh. (samuel) do we have to stay here? (rachel) no, we don't. just for the night. say your prayers. -hey, captain. -hiya, bob. (rachel) when can we leave the city? (book) trying to get this over with quick as i can. then you can go. (rachel) good. (book) but samuel's probably gonna have to

the re, elaine is grandmother laney. it's tirelessly for the next generation and cost through elaine. he's been running the village supermarket for more than 50 years. she's never been anywhere else with her granddaughter take over the store at some point. that's yet to be decided, the just down the hill, a new come or to the island is putting his twist on traditional greek was in we hear stories and we make it, this is the way. so i to be really a with then was a tradition that has to be the flavor or they grid in these. all you saw that by the, we tried to make it more appealing. everyone. eh, even the greeks, they know what be a good night. when julia is married, but they don't know how i'd feel doses restaurant, octopus and lentil soup certainly looks different. the we've got the thing goes and we put the ceiling side. lex. blackie is very straight here. this is how we do it. then the octopus is simmered in red wine for about 40 minutes and then till 5 uh with pop rico, cream and tender. octopus. the ghost is fresh i

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and what message does elaine have for children who use a wheelchair? yeah, just thing. well, i was born this way, so it's not a problem for me. i can understand if it's a problem, if you suddenly can't walk anymore, but just never give up. all you have to keep trying, that they're still think of this or never work. and then you try and try again. and then at some point in works, ailleen is a wonderfully confident character who's wheelchair only plays a minor role on sesame street. so come and play the b scott the plateau, also known as country she needs, is a traditional almond biscuit from italy. typical is there oblongs shape and hard crunchy texture? there often serve together with coffee or dessert wines. we find out what makes these cookies. so special delicious viscosity thought though, one of italy, spain, as cooking, made a very few ingredients and typically loaded with omen. but very hard. i'm in italy, tuscany to be precise, to find out about discovery history, how it's made. and most importantly, how do you eat it while avoiding a visit to the dentist? the su

tammy: a cancel culture clash between elaine and cherry also coming up, liberal media makes father'say political and celebrates men who knew they weren't ready to be dads. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big weekend show. no taxes on tips. trump is doubling down on his promise that could impact service workers everywhere. fox business correspondent madison alworth is live in detroit. madison. reporter: hey, tom so former president trump he spent his saturday making his pitch to voters here in detroit, michigan. he spent his time across two separate events. first stopping by the historically black church and going to turning point convention downtown at both venues he echoed a policy that businessman vows will go into effect if he takes office that is no tax on i its. tips. >> i will eliminate taxes on tips for restaurant and hospitality workers and anybody relying on tips no more taxes on tips. no taxes on tips. none. >> in fact on your receipt, when you get your receipt for a restaurant, you know who sent me one, kidrock so good but he wrote on the rekreepght vote for trump and you w

tammy: a cancel culture clash between elaine and cherry also coming up, liberal media makes father'solitical and celebrates men who knew they weren't ready to be dads. ♪ ♪ ♪ i was fishing with dad. ♪ (♪) (♪) ♪ i don't care if we ever come back, ♪ (♪) ♪ that i always remember the fun we had. ♪ ♪ i love fishing with dad. ♪ now extended through june 16th save 10-percent on dad's favorite gift, special father's day gift cards. bass pro shops and cabela's. do you want your kids to eat healthier? but they just want sweets. force factor kids super chews can help. created by the number one superfoods brand in america. force factor kids super chews are packed with healthy vitamins and are absolutely delicious. find force factor kids at the walmart vitamin aisle today. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big weekend show. no taxes on tips. trump is doubling down on his promise that could impact service workers everywhere. fox business correspondent madison alworth is live in detroit. madison. reporter: hey, tom so former president trump he spent his saturday making his pitch to voters here in detroit,

it's important that the disability scene is just one of many things that mean couple. elaine is even that he's casual in this normality as on the part of living with a disability tubing, it can be cool. it doesn't have to be seen as difficult or tragic. new episodes with alien are currently being filmed at studio hamburg today. alien wants to play basketball with her friends. not an easy task for her to puppet tiers. is this is elizabeth incomplete, so it's always a bit complicated to get settled as well, but it's not too bad, except i've been in worse positions. so this is my position here. these are put the 2 in the top. if i move aliens hands, you know, the challenge for me is that alien cannot move as spontaneously as a regular puppet, or a human can to being con, the and the purpose is one. when she wants to go somewhere alien has to 1st put her hands on the wheels and move them in this to show you to. i want to go over there, but i want to have you hold on, i'll have you in a moment on that. now i can hug you, gets kind of digging up for the latest episodes. ailleen has a brand

elaine cobbe, cbs news, normandy, france. >>> one of donald trump's most outspoken allies, steve bannonport to prison by july 1st to serve a four-month sentence. bannon was found to be in contempt of congress in 2022 after failing to cooperate with the house january 6th committee. bannon says he'll fight to appeal his conviction all the way to the supreme court. >>> and bannon's former boss, donald trump, appeared in the battleground state of arizona, firing up supporters at his first campaign event since he was convicted on 34 felony counts in the hush money case. cbs's caitlin huey-burns was there. >> reporter: donald trump took aim at immigration in the battleground border state key to his chances of winning the presidency. >> joe biden wants an invasion. i want a deportation. >> reporter: cbs news polling shows trump leading biden here with immigration among the top issues of concern. >> they assume that because we're immigrants, we are for criminality and for open borders. no. we have families. we believe in, you know, in america, in a safe border. >> reporter: just this week, stat

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the nissan elaine e. like to pop in for a visit. they say it feels like the old days, they've just gotten a bit older, a thought, maybe we ask them a little my, zale, but the i did find it challenging. taking this, i'm a man. i really didn't want to disappoint my grandfather. the government at the mall family was a famous man here with a very well known cafe that was always full. i'm of the family to get but it's a works out fine tourism also gave us a boost of cost a little bit more. johnny send a lane here, grateful and proud that their life's work is being continued in their spirit. the chief knows is an island bursting with stories, traditions, and renewal of the full moon over the g, and makes leaving see if knows a little easier. the journey continues. this time to came, i lost the key with those keeps its comm vibe. even during the high season. vacationers coming here seek relaxation, natural beauty, and the authentic grease, the much like on the neighboring island, giving me those on key mallows. you can live closer to the w

the maria elaine e and your goes, grew up here just like their parents, grand parents and great grand parents playing hide and seek, and the fortress was quite normal for them as children. and even today, their life in this extraordinary place is rather ordinary. they say, i'm going to make this board best and it's funny when the tours passed through in the summer and peer into our houses and i've been there. yeah, little people in the speed you have told us in the us and i'm going to pushing in for them. it's all very interesting. i like the museum village and but actually we live here and we're not part of the museum. i actually get the documents thing, if these are still a bubble, then we're going to get the book on the book on. and so speed you have to, well, they've been friends about action there are anxious our contact guy on the street. you can touch them. they're not behind plexiglas, they're simply part of the village of the and if i want to call every thing you see here, there's no genuinely old. i always found the old columns and stones under the ground when the village wa

. >> i alluded to this earlier, if elaine was going to get into the state of the system, where was she think she wrote that. [laughter] >> don't you dare because you talk about red flags, seven minutes great. >> we haven't heard a word from elaine. >> i have to disagree. >> where's kramer when you need him? i think this is what we are having happened, we are winning now is comics and the reason is there were people like us ahead of this curve the realize you had to push back against censorship because we talked for a living if you narrow the lanes we are allowed to talk and then it's hard for us to be funny because you look at it like a song if you take notes of the chart, he got three notes. it worked great for blink 182 but it will be for every band out there so we are waiting because most people are on our side at the end of the day and it took a minute to get that. >> this comics let go after other comics which is the worst thing. it only hurts them in the long run because the first amendment, if i was ceo, i would be fired after an hour or so. >> if you were a ceo of the people wh

the, the re alaneese grandmother of a, me next tirelessly for the next generation and cost through elaine. he's been running the village supermarket for more than 50 years. she's never been anywhere else with her granddaughter take over the store at some point. that's yet to be decided, the just down the hill, a new come or to the island is putting his twist on traditional greek was him. we hear stories and we make it. this is the way. so i to be really a with then it was a decent paradise. be the slave. what are they great in these all he saw there by the we tried to make it more appealing for everyone. and even the greeks, they know what be a good night when you're is married, but they don't know how i'd feel doses these restaurant octopus and lentil soup certainly looks different. the we've got that then goes and we would say is building side lex. blackie is very straight here. this is how we do it. then the octopus is simmered in red wine for about 40 minutes. 9 to 5 with paprika, cream and tender. octopus. the ghost has these fresh interpretation of a traditional dish. with its fabul

elaine swan joins us now, a lifestyle and etiquette expert. elaine, good to see you.ry and have brunch with friends on the weekend, but the check moment can be awkward because sometimes people have different ideas on how it should be done. what's your advice for making that bill split less awkward? >> one of the things that folks can do is to get the information clear before you even get started. it's more awkward but my recommendation is to embrace the awkward moment and say, hey guys, how are we going to split the check? do you want to split it evenly, are we -- what are we going to do? this is where you want to get that out in the open as you have your menus open, as you're looking. sometimes the server will come over and ask, but if they don't ask, just make sure you get it it out in advance. that's the first thing. if you have determined you're going to split the check evenly, and this is where people just really get bent out of shape. you know, there's the thought process that, hey, i just had a salad and a water and this one had the champagne, the mimosa, the a

, i was out of the 3 of a what was it's the only way to have good news on it has got the head on. elaine this on you 5 is going to our lift going 16. how do i le annuity, the cut on one with recognize, audience have i am, i'm the luma club in the name of love that okay, what kind of, how do you them a pallet in a spot? and most of my old insurance how much i mean might be a month plus i just for me. no, no, no. well i have some of the zip. 6 bags and stuff. and chris law, i'm in the city in your it's out of the need to find the why is that, how is that? why is that? why am what the heck it on with the hey split up at this late by the the, the . 6 the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the best, the the the, the use of the, the the best we give this out of how about is that most of the positive stuff to you. i can finish that one on it appears. most of the most of them is as easy as i did the or the . ringback the . a the guys are being, as it was, the is the lady the the star this, you know, and i'm sorry sir. you heinz is the issue for the for sure. she wanted to say that i n

it, please go to bundles of a letter about to become a to speak, to approve and down the the hey elaine, my wildest dreams would i am i imagine getting anywhere close to see the i never thought best back to you. i never find our sleep on more than the group and just dream. i never thought i was going on. why that the sometimes that then things don't work out because these great that is waiting for you. it is it the i've always rented to be a medical doctor when i applied to school of medicine. i have a qualified but anyways i suggest that my 2nd choice plus nature conservation. you know, i mean, we do all these beautiful things are by the ocean and the way different systems work and yeah, so colorful, they're so beautiful and you look at them and then you're in the function in the ink the ecosystem in ways i've seen enough on land, i'm a human being can i be allowed to be an image the i've never really been to the see until 2020 when i did my 1st internship involve as the climate 1st sight. all right, we're here to give it training to this issue of service and fishery inspectors, as wel

you have, you know, the, the, the governments of the 2 most powerful countries in europe, boasting elaine doug, situation, that is, of course, a pretty dramatic situation for the unit does find the question, how capable it will be as a body of tackling the many crises that we face now, i think this will so it goes part way through explaining why my call has rolled the dice on this semester collection. that he wants to avoid this lame dog spaces. but of course, he may end up on the weakening himself by the leave it there for the moment data, those chief engine escalated to richard walker. thanks so much. i a quick look now at some other stories making news around the was german prison funk . well, this time my, i'm french president demanded about crow, commemorating the victims of a nazi massacre in funds during the 2nd world war. stoops motto: 643 people in order to restore a gland. in 1944, the vintage has been preserved as a reminder of non secure warranty to south korea has to be started. loudspeaker propaganda dropped off so long. it's pulled over to an old. it's in response to a camp

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thank you so much great report, elaine. [applause] >> item 10 a request authorization to award one as needed hazardous management for over water demolition. clean up and marine vessel to sil verado contractor that is resolution 24-25. 10b request authorization to amend the traffic code to establish on street voting and other controls at mission rock that is resolution, 24-26. request approval to reward a sole. smithsonian environmental to the living sea wall and prepare a final report, that is resolution 24-27. 10d request approval of a no-fee license with the specific crewship terminals llc with a periodic use of approximately 20,000 square feet of 29 shed space for parking 27 commencing on june 15th 2024 for a term of 29 months. that's resolution 24-28. item 10e request waiver of one port of san francisco birthing fee for a period of 9 months. and two port of san francisco dung news crab fees for a period of 5 months. may 15, 2024 through october 15, 2024 in light of economic disruption of commercial salmon season and mul

it's just that this generation of americans has never done it. >> elaine, thank you so much.t time i'll have you on longer to go through the nitty-gritty of this, if it gets to that. thank you so much. >>> still ahead, what we are still waiting for from the supreme court and what we know when it will happen or at least have a very good guess when it will happen. don't go anywhere. n it will happen. don't go anywhere. ounds) (elevator doors opening) wait, there's an elevator? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, ♪ ♪ liberty. ♪ shop etsy anytime for furniture, lighting, and other thoughtful pieces made by real people to bring a little something extra to the ordinary. find handmade items that add wow to your walls, help your party set-up pop, and new things to help you fall in love with your family room again. when you want one-of-a-kind items to give your home a little refresher... etsy has it. (vo) if you have graves' disease, your eye symptoms could mean something more. that gritty feeling can't be brushed away. even a little blurry vision can distort thin

reporter elaine cobb is in normandy, france, where president biden warned that democracy is more at risk now than any point since world war ii. >> reporter: president biden and the first lady bowed their heads in front of a wreath at the american cemetery overlooking omaha beach where more than 9,000 u.s. soldiers are buried. earlier he was joined by french president emmanuel macron who bestowed the legion of honor, france's highest award, on 11 u.s. world war ii veterans. >> in memory of those who fought here, died here, literally saved the world here, let us be worthy of their sacrifice. >> reporter: the president marked the 80 years since the d-day invasion by saying the u.s. and its allies will not walk away from ukraine as it continues to defend itself against russia. are. >> we are living in a time when democracy is more at risk across the world than at any point since the end of world war ii since these beaches were stormed. >> reporter: before the ceremony the president met with some of the men who survived world war ii, all of them pushing 100 years old or even older. anofrio za

much was the quote and with less than a month to the lympics, defending 10200 meters chimed in to elaine thompson. harris confirms that so missed the games with an activities injury the . let us out that $1000.00 g m t and we begin this news hour with the growing empty government demonstrations across kenya, crowds of enrolling in another day of protests that were initially sparked by a controversial bill, then would have raised taxes on essential goods. as you say, police and i re b as in firing to gas and rubber bullets trying to dispatch demonstrations. now this comes a day off to president william realtor agreed to withdraw his proposals to increase taxes to the old soldiers to crush these protests, but organized to say that move is illegal. they accuses governments of widespread corruption which has made their life difficult or not. some web joins us now from nairobi. now can we've been seeing these pictures of clashes between demonstrators and police people being arrested, the, even off the this bill was put aside. what is the situation on the street now? what are the end of the st

much were the schools and with less than a month to the lympics defending 10200 meters, hampton. elaine thompson harris confirms she'll miss the games with an icon. these injury. the hello welcome to the program. it is 15, g m t. we begin this these out in kenya, where the president's dramatic, you turn on legislation that would have raised taxes, appears to be proving too little too late. protests against the government all growing a of the country. hundreds of police officers and soldiers on the streets of the capital, nairobi. police had been firing to gas and rubber bullets to disperse demonstrations that comes a day off to president william router withdrew proposals to raise taxes. he has old and soldiers to crush the protests, but organize the se that would be illegal. let's go straight to a correspond zane bas robbie's life for us in i robi zane's to protest on the streets continue despite the president. during a complete you turn on that finance fail to consider what's been happening today. that's exactly right. if the president had done what he did 2 days ago, 72 hours earlier,

germany less than a year later, cbs is elaine cobb is in normandy. president biden and the 1st lady about their heads in from of a wreath at the american cemetery. overlooking omaha beach for more than 9000 us soldiers are buried. >>bill. >>earlier he was joined by french president emmanuel macron, who bestowed the legion of honor. france's highest award on 11. us world war 2 veterans. >>in memory of those who fought here. died here. literally saved the world here. let us be worthy of their sacrifice. >>president marked the 80 years since the d day invasion. by saying the us and its allies will not walk away from ukraine as it continues to defend itself against russia. >>time when democracy and more risk across the world. then they since the end. of world war 2 since he's beaches were stormed >>before the ceremony, the president met with some of the men who survived world war 2 all of them pushing 100 years old or even older. rosie kerry from syracuse, new york was 21 years old when he landed here. >>landed we had a crawl on the beach really? i looke

it is just about immigration and all the others, but again, we are talking about -- host: elaine in fayettevillerth carolina. republican. good morning. caller: first and foremost i want to talk about the executive order that biden signed. i think it is a little too late. as a mother i have a son in college. and he has struggled to get financial aid. we go to financial aid office and wait our turn, supposedly. you have immigrants coming in who have an interpreter and they walked right to the front of the line. and so what i am saying is that our teachers are overwhelmed. they are underpaid, you have kids that are in school that have to take a backseat because these immigrants are coming in, teachers have to learn how to speak different languages. they have to learn how to accommodate them so what is happening to our kids who are supposed to be getting an education? they are taking a backseat. ant to talk about immigration and how they come over hethey are self entit. look at our mental health and homeless, they want to say that they are giving money to fund these different things. but they are no

please put that as elaine. you have been to go on a frontier, secure at the office for the resolution. you have been going off with the bonus to see us online. yeah, you submit all of the companies in less than 3 years, almost all of ukraine's major biological research station. this came under the pentagon, run the agencies control. what do i do for this to be honest, approved at this point, i should be assuming he's the one is the agreement news, then you let me look at, i'm still just professor pulling up juvenile abuto. really? i do to most kind of finance a, give me a science at the bottom of teach the guns the so you're sort of for me to get the 5 big chinese, the simplest way is to rosie your teeth. and this includes these 3 has not completed the task successfully even a little bit, a couple of things. you might look across the board of the book and be able to use collusion, know with g, but the name is puts on the lowest. pretty part all definitely due to the goose is not, but with me as an increase, jus

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the way it is related to biodiversity. prices flat, the projects, many of the costs of its kind. elaine cbs, them, i did the launch the plant, no plastic project in the 2015 enough to witnessing how single use plastic folder. i just wanted the southwest and they do. yeah. you know, it's a, is to encourage community is to replace plastic wrapping with the robust bloss leaves of the cut them fair or medical fruit plant, also known by its letting them tomato call close the nearly weight when they from us import idea villages we've got them together with the planting of come out to because the nearly dimensional and types of i will need to practice is to ensure that the list up width and depth as best. okay, so i'm not saying that well, no choice to do my choice on do far beautiful food plants. i'm mainly cultivated by women in ca, call plantations as a form of federal forestry. the plants of thrive into soil beneath the trees. and the leaves going to be harvested every 3 months or you in the mall. i manually is taking putting the trust initiative together with other women. she's learning h

many of the cost of its kinds. elaine cbs, them, i did the group launch the planned to nor plastic project in the 2015 enough to witnessing how single use plastic folder that's want southwest. and they do. yeah. you know, it's a, is to encourage communities to replace plastic wrapping with the robust loss and leaves of the cut on fed or medical fruit plant, also known. but it's letting them tow motto, coal close the nearly or wait for in data from us in the villages. we've got them together with the planting of come out to because i nearly dimensional and 1000 if i remember practices to ensure that the list up web lined up is basically. so i'm not saying that well, no choice to do my choice. on the far beautiful food plants i'm mainly cultivated by women in ca, call plantations as a form of federal forestry. the plants of thrive into soil beneath the trees and the leaves can be harvested every 3 months or in the mall. i manual is taking part in the trust initiative together with other women. she's learning how to properly rep food here in the world, in the state office and she started 2 we

and the, there's a bridge, prime minister is basically the elaine dot pcs link lane ducks, are you standing at elections in july? so she said, i'm the one who can boost the agenda and to take things really forward. and she's also trying to form an u. a and allies and coalitions in the european union node to fulfill the promises she gave to the italian constituencies like migration issues and also a new partnership with africa. how senior you are paying corresponding band. you get at the g 7 as you are being called as human rights has ruled against the lawsuit of a terminally ill man is seeking the right to die in hungry. daniel cause i has an incurable disease of the central nervous system. he sued his government last year, but the cold found hungry is bad on use in asia, didn't preach the european convention on human rights dw met cause i ahead of today's verdict. mm hm. and i can't do anything independently anymore. man, dress and dress the drink or turnover in bed was a less makes daniels live honda day by day. his diagnosis with another system, disease shocked him. he often thinks about

i see strategy projects mean in the cost of its kind. elaine cbs m, i the group launch the planned to nor plastic project in 2015 enough to witnessing how single use plastic folder it's wanted southwest and they do. yeah. you know, it's a, is to encourage communities to replace plastic wrapping with the robust bloss leaves of the cut them fair or medical fruit plant, also known by each letting them tow motto, coal cause the nearly or wait, send data from us, it would, i'd gotten to have villages with got them together. i would say don't want to plan to not come out to because i nearly dimensions and types of i will need to practice is to ensure that the list of websites that this was because of i'm not saying that well, no choice to do much already to onto farm beautiful food plants, a mainly cultivated by women in ca, call plantations as a form of federal forestry. the plants of thrive into soil beneath the trees and the leaves going to be harvested every 3 months or in the mall. i manual is taking part in the trust initiative together with other women. she's learning how to properly

. >> that's julia louis-dreyfus playing elaine in the legendary sitcom "seinfeld."hollywood walk of fame. would you believe they misspelled my name. >> reporter: which part? >> luis. they wrote luis. >> reporter: for julia luis-dreyfus, real life can be just as humorous as the comedian herself. >> and i have the misspelled part. it's framed in my office. just as a reminder. just when you thought it was perfect and you'd landed it, no. >> reporter: don't let her modesty fool you. the 63-year-old actor has more than landed it. she made her debut on "saturday night live" in 1982 before going on to play some of tv's most iconic women, including elaine, the sarcastic best friend on "seinfeld." >> that whole thing, the whole production was all an act. >> not bad, huh? >> what about the breathing, the panting, moaning, screaming? >> fake, fake, fake, fake. >> reporter: and selina meyer, the narcissistic vice president on "veep." >> people equate you with a natural disaster. >> really? i met some people. a lot of them are [ bleep ]. >> reporter: she earned a record-setting

elaine quijano dives in. >> reporter: days off do not exist for katie ledecky. and if that isn't enough, after hitting the pool she hits the weights. she has won ten olympic medals, seven gold, and has more individual olympic gold medals than any woman swimmer in history. >> i love the distance races. i love the training. really it's the competition, if they didn't exist, i think i would still love it. >> reporter: anthony nesty has coached her since 2021. how good is katie ledecky? >> katie's probably the best female swim ever. >> reporter: nesty it a pioneer himself. >> anthony nesty! >> reporter: the first black man to win an individual olympic swimming gold medal. how does katie compare to other swimmers that you have worked with? >> the most important thing about katie is her passion of swimming. i think she enjoys the grind more than competing, which the day to day, the week to week, the month to month. she gives you 100% all the time. >> reporter: ledecky has lsimpl loved being in the water from the first time she jumped in a pool as a little girl. >> i h

in 1919, in elaine, arkansas, a so-called right. longview, texas. any outbreak in baltimore, washington, d.c., memphis, more than 24 major so-called race riots in america in 1919. most of our listeners -- i guess most of our listeners are unaware of those occurrences. one of the callers referred to a horrific lynching she was told about. these lynchings that occurred, this violence on african-americans, these were often hangings, sometimes burnings, mutilations, castration's. these were public spectacles and children often witnessed this violence. let me tell you one of the lynchings that occurred, it occurred here in oklahoma in 1911. it was imaging of a woman named laura nelson and her son. they were lynched from a bridge, postcards were made of the lynching, children witnessed the lynching, including a young woody guthrie. host: what did they do with postcards? guest: this serves the surface -- the purpose postcards serve, they were sent to friends and relatives around the country celebrating the fact that the offender had done these events. host

it's been blamed for killing thousands of people over the last decade. elaine new connie has more of the attacks from the city of gum in north keep your presence. this before or just the same day to day they conducted the utilities report to 16 people. unfortunately, many, many of the civilian need to view there's different types of that's nice. what ticket this was that then will it keeps fly to hold back for, for such a day that phones, different bodies. some of them are why, what type? some of these have done so in the different areas just seem to connect to the body of knowledge. some of them will even begin to leave it on the day of this. that is, the pictures are very much when it comes to see what's happened to people. some of them were even doing this before the i've been conducting the notice that we didn't have to actually do for the city of, of this, of been the regional and told a story to nibbling for this whole story. beside the ongoing meeting between the deal that you've gone down for the last 2 years, you've been sort of more capacity to go behind and even approachin

it's after this, elaine that the shots reports now from the serbian capital this is victoria and the local elections in belgrade and about the details of citizen municipalities, cynthia, the electronics invalid, good for optimal negation. so for electoral fraud into december election, small the soup and progressive party for the cheese and people got your results here. as they said, a particularly good results with the choosing. know, besides the capital of the problems of voice within the however, the be this to are the layers is very important there when the position together with the citizens, sonia nichols, center of the serbian progressive body. so this includes that the results from now besides not accurate and that dave on there at all the elections for local the compete at the international. so we could see how important it was for the government to win as many as soon as possible. and the other hand, you position mostly spend their time debating whether or not to participate in the election. so at some participated in the election, some boy go to the gym all of which further

this elaine of a chose life for us, said by him palace in london. so kate has made an appearance, talk to us about the celebrations and what we've seen so far me in the sun into a horrible dime can wet day here in london. but that has not sorry for the tide. the crowds who have come to see the princess of wales. it has passed official public engagement. the c a and the 1st time we have seen has since she revealed cancer diagnosis back in march. now, princes a wells road for us in a call, then in a carriage which has 3 children. she lives relaxed to these outwardly wells. and she observed some of the trooping of the color, the king size shape re from the buckingham palace balcony with her children. she is due to be joined by her husband, the prince of wales, as well as the king and other royals for that i pony buckingham palace balcony may have been to apply, paused, hold it with the weather that was having a diamond, very intense rain. amazed to be seen whether flight calls will be possible, but suddenly you've seen a very reassuring sides of those.

and so either elaine mentioned something very serious there. um, in terms of losing identity and the consequences of that the impact of that, especially on the youth. have you with this anything similar around you? have you heard about it? is that something that i don't know perhaps to so many people have also face? yeah, i think it's almost impossible to be a people that suffers of the consequences allies ation. and i think it's impossible to be that and not have mental health related issues because of this and, and i, i come from unassimilated family and i haven't really affected the family, my family's mental health and also my own. but also during the demonstrations that has been going on really cuz we are mainly young people that are fighting for our rights right now. and i'm, i'm sorry, i get a little emotional. um a lot of people are struggling. a lot of us is not feeling connected enough to our culture. a lot of us feel like we have trauma after everything that has been going on for the last is both for generations, but also in our own