eva eva how romantic pelmeni, i already miss such food, ironically, i took something to make up. do you think? such a dream book, of course, had a strange dream. i think it's stupid, categorically stupid, but it's too late for us now to see three tasks. the first is to get a ransom, the second is to shove eve and the third is not to go to jail; the third is a priority in order to return the rich again and help the poor. right now, in this mode, your brain functions with a criminal bias, the key word here functions, in contrast from some who pick up the badly lying wives of the head doctors from the floor. competitors will not break all our kushni now. let petrov think that we stole the food. i didn’t understand, as soon as our competitors set the time, and most importantly, i will immediately find out about the amount. and petrov you are intercepting java and taking these idiots away, our place for transfer should be looked through, but you will not be open to the people there should be a lot, but not too transfer. we will definitely take money during the day at night, but it’s better to have seryog’s important potatoes, how can we leave with this ransom we will, but the place itself. i'm a little bit. now, boys, you won't be bored. you have to do something, it won't be all night. i mean good. to climb the chimney, eve needs to lose five kilograms. to create a person in his absence is unethical, especially a pregnant person. he call me. i have to beg on my knees. i'm not pretty, right? that's what light is. i will find it myself. and you have to let her slut go. you don't know women. the mouse just fools you first. now it's in an hour. i don't want to be the person who keeps in the basement pregnant women. i'll go now and call petrov from the machine. and you buy a pregnancy test and check well, after all. if anything, we let go, oh, steal someone else. we are talking about the most interesting from the world of science, today we will talk about carbonated water, or rather, we will analyze its composition and study the effect of each component on the human body, share interesting facts and perceive them as something non-standard and new in the field of mechanical engineering. although in fact their progenitor was created almost two centuries ago even before people knew about the gasoline cars familiar to everyone today, i know that you are now developing an electric garbage truck , its feature will be that they will rattle like that, if you quietly drive in while everyone is sleeping and picking up garbage and everyone is happy, we ask shocking questions and looking for answers to them, what kind of mineral water can be drunk, who needs to drink it, and who should abstain if we look at which patients are most often prescribed mineral water, right? these are patients with diseases of the biliary-intestinal tract of the liver pancreas, as well as urological patients, see the science project nearby on belarus 24 tv channel. a neighboring village boy came running and told them that punishers were coming and burning all the villages, punitive operations and the destruction of the belarusian people during the war years, we will show written testimonies of witnesses and eyewitness stories of children , left some building dark slept on the floor, where on some executioners and starved each story is the tragedy of a specific person who was deprived of the whole country of loved ones, his home and the right to live parents. it took another camp, and children. open. lord gangsters can you hear me? i hope that the neighbors came, right? you are divine, do you yourself think that you almost died from the cold? i need a normal bed tv room. you broke it yourself, although the music center. i need to do special exercises. i need vitamins , folic acid and a chain . yes, yes, i was bitten by a monkey back then. listen, you send it to me, i'll look at everything, then i'll delete it, yes. so everything, cat, cat, we turn off, it works for me. all. bye bye. listen, your wife will be alive, what will you pay, 20 25 thousand dollars. send me the terms of the ransom in writing , well, the application is there letters. is it really incomprehensible good demands under the worker's door. comments young man hurry who else are you? why strangers in the criminal investigation room mr. sidorov if you're talking about that stapler, i took it home a while later. unexpectedly, well winter is runny and the police always come. please tell me, you know, i have never even crossed the road to a green light in my life on a red one. red is not allowed. yeah, i'm on business with you. and what ’s the matter already? my sister is in the hospital complaining, she says, those who treat for the sake of money demand for a good relationship. i mean , i wanted to say that thank you very much for a very important signal. hold a pregnant woman is a frying pan suitable? i'm here in the hospital, a new person has recently taken office, and corruption, you know, is everywhere. and the police too. no, i wanted to say that everywhere except the police. and here in the hospital i will bring everyone to clean water. this i promise you. so come on now let's go to your sister and knock all this nonsense out of her head. sorry doctor. here, nothing is clear. so don't worry your sister will get special attention, don't worry. i'll personally take care of it after i pay grandma for the operation. you will tell me everything right now. we'll figure out. so thank you very much. most importantly, thanks for the signal. good luck god knows what it is. in our program, the most active schoolchildren from all over belarus and minsk are mentioned in my annals in 1067. and this is the eleventh century, respectively, well the correct answer. no, i have a card hanging at home and i, when i read the card, it seems that such a tarot card hangs. no, personally. i think, uh, yes, since, uh, during the transition, uh, but now i’m not sure anymore, they are ready to amaze everyone with their erudition and try to answer all questions, if the derivative of the point x is continuous while the derivative is in this point changes the minus sign to plus 100 this point is the minimum point of the function, and not the maximum point found out that a comma is not put so there is no yaroslav what he thinks, great rule. i know if you don't know the answer. choose an intellectually entertaining show. i know on tv. belarus 24 and what about the girls as tractor drivers, that there are a lot. oh, i'm not going there in the christmas tree. the final service is not only a service, it is also life. this is what we are right now along the border along the state border. you still feel some kind of tension. of course, i 'm smiling, but this is the border and it's not that anyone with the taste of childhood can come on an excursion, he says, not ilyushka, who how old are you. well done 20 go sing this song in my head. the fields are my homeland. watch the good differences between belarus and svetlana borovskaya on our tv channel. well, we thank you very much , gratitude for the operation will appear in me in a couple of days. well, well, well. and in general, stick to me and soon remain the necessary masseur vertebrologist. please tell me, how does your wife feel after my massages? bye-bye. our client was kidnapped, he's sitting in the fountain. right there at the seventh table. i also told him that we will quickly make an order. so. figure out how to detain him, and i'm calling the police. will you have to wait? seryoga it's a strange thing andryukha when i called him, he was indignant that we estimated him cheaply. he said that he was ready to pay half a million euros for her, i don’t understand anything, but that’s not so bad now petrov told me that his wife was in the caribbean. is he kidding? wait. and then i'm who . listen, seryoga is generally sure that she is his wife. by the way, she is not petrova, she is podgornaya no, she, like petrova, signed up for a massage. give yourself said, like a wife. remember how she fired you, one peter's call and all freedom listen, if she is his mistress. well, you yourself thought , if the wife is on the rocks, and i would be guaranteed not there, then who is she then, and you need to find out everything exactly, because if she is not a wife, then petrov will not go, i am going to the police. it's easy to say. we should look into his passport. okay, i 'll try to get into his office. here, look at the road to sergey , they spoke so beautifully about the eyes, about the beauty, about the fact that they were blind. i generally appreciate beauty. i'll quickly water the flowers at the head doctor's and clean up. i'll bring you pies. i myself baked pies, well, thank you for the compliment. and you what is the key to the head physician's office, of course. here i am, you can say that no one will notice the chief person of the head physician. you really embarrassed me, okay, i'm fast i 'll wait, take your time. it's good that i'll quickly tell you everything now in spanish and the one who brought the note is the kidnapper. he's in the toilet. yes , of course. then i have lunch. it is also not necessary, but you will violate the hostage regime. i will take retirees. well, what kind of pension? free no very cheap political scientist, but young people than a cat. kotika, let there be more bed, forgive me for that without warning. distract the electorate from the election campaign bastards maybe the police do not need to. yes, in general , no one should know anything, no one quietly, you will give it back to buy it and that's it. so that's the problem with that kind of money. no, it's not a problem. these are expenses. today you will get everything. and watch me. god forbid irina helped. my thank you very much. i've already searched everything. i would have been fired. you are my savior. people would be ashamed right at the workplace, svetusik, handsome. mom was right, the lost key returned to meet. this is masha yes, she kissed me on the cheek, but gratitude, not her, my mistress. i love you. true. thank you. are you andrey tumanov? now sumy proezd, 3b near the brick your wife call me immediately. irochka but it's just aerobatics, how did you do everything amazingly, what did the police find out? adore. now we can safely get rid of eva sidorov that because of his people i lost my wife. it was in belarus that they saw the prospects and revealed their potential. it's such a big push to get over yourself. ah, to reach some new stage of my development, as for me, i like everything here. but uh my favorite place. this is nature, i am good friends with nature. each hero has his own unique story and his own view of belarus, my plan was to return to the force, work in the foreign ministry, become a diplomat and so on. and when i saw the light, i'll come and get acquainted. she will be my wife. belarusian people themselves are very clean when a person enters another country. yes, first of all, he says, you are so great. they clean up so well here. and here people just don't quarrel. yes, they clean up after themselves. watch in the program a look at belarus on belarus 24 tv channel. we will introduce you to the major , interesting and most beautiful cities of our region. this is the fifth oldest city in belarus, which touris

eva: me neither. [laughter] >> kelly: what? week. you never played. i figured you could teach me. okay. >> eva: i play paddle tennis. >> kelly: you mean ping-pong? >> eval. >> kelly: a lot of sports. i heard it is really fun. >> eva: it is superfun. [laughs] i liked watching it. i watch it. those players are crazy good. >> kelly: it is not like a beginners thing? >> eva: no, these are. -- professional pickleball. ionut a league down in santa monica. this is a professional the league. >> kelly: okay. okay. >> eva: anybody played pickleball? >> kelly: i never tried to get one talks about it. >> eva: we should try. we should do it next week. >> kelly: okay, we are both from texas. >> eva: i know! >> kelly: i miss the text makes. >> eva: i miss the tex-mex. but are moving to san antonio. >> kelly: you are from the north. but i love san antonio. the great cities. they did such a great job. is an easy city to walk around the you don't see a lot of driving places in texas. san antonio, i feel like i can walk everywhere. >> eva: we would walk a lot of tex-mex. >> or in fort worth. >> eva: even he is like no. i'm a "texican." >> kelly: love it. that is what peo

eva eva how romantic dumplings, i already missed this one, food, being ironic. i that you took to reconcile? do you think? so sleepy, of course, dreamed strange. i think it's stupid, categorically stupid, but it's too late for us now to see three tasks. the first is to get a ransom, the second is to shove eve and the third is not to go to jail; the third is a priority in order to return the rich again and help the poor. right now, in the mode, your brain functions with a criminal bias, the key word here is functioning, unlike some who pick up badly lying wives of chief doctors from the floor. do you have competitors now? thinks that the food was stolen, we did not understand, and most importantly, the amount, i i know right away. you intercept it and take these idiots away our money . the place for transfer should be viewed by people . there should be a lot of people, but not too transfer to people. be sure to take money at night, but potatoes are better, then we will leave, but the place itself. sign by the way, they took away my bike there as a child. it doesn't get boring. ran away climb the chimney to wake up, you need to lose five kilograms. to discuss a person in his absence especially a pregnant person. this is how i controlled it. i called every 15 minutes on a timer. that's when he did sing candles to a peasant for a short time and managed to tell you honestly. i'm not pretty, right? that's what light is. i will find it myself. and the mouse must let you go first. now it is an hour later to fly out of baikonur by a man who keeps pregnant women in the basement. so i 'll go now and call petrov from the machine. did you buy a pregnancy test check well? about people who, in spite of everything, go towards their goals, the most such way to lose weight is a refrigerator with a lock, somewhere the fastest and plus running. here, then everything will be fine. i realized that i love sports at the very moment when the choice was either to go to a modeling school or go to boxing. i chose boxing literally, probably from the age of 15. i myself have been in sports since the age of 23. twenty-two i have already started to train directly found. i look, but do not take. sometimes tears flow, well , they don’t take it, look at the belarusian project on our tv channel. we are talking about talented creative youth, belarus. i believe that she is one of the most promising future ballerinas, gifted and brave , always ready to master a new direction to conquer stage and exhibition space easily owns soft glider material. here we saw her work, she is fluent in pastels. and the steppes will share a story about their creative path with all the successes and failures and daily work on themselves complex movements that are very difficult for her to give, because thin legs are long, when long levers are very difficult to manage. it works to do all this for the new generation of belarusians. watch in the project new people on belarus 24 tv channel . gentlemen gangsters can you hear me? neighbours you can't make noise, i said. and is that how you feel? divinely, what do you think, did you almost die from the cold? i need a normal bed tv room. you yourself broke it, although in the music center. i need to do special gymnastics. i understand that you also need vitamins, folic acid and well, remember this after the congress on the beach? i was bitten by a monkey back then. listen, you send me everything in a row, and i'll take a look, then delete it, right? so everything, cat, cat, we turn off. i am working. all. bye bye. listen petrov your wife will be alive. if you pay 20 25,000 dollars today 6:00 pm, what is 25,000? are you out of your mind there? not less than half a million euros. it's clear. send me the terms of the ransom in writing , well, the application is there letters. isn't it clear. who else are you tamila why are strangers in the office senior investigator of the criminal investigation mr. sidorov if you're talking about that stapler, i took it home temporarily later. you are so unexpected, but the winter is cold and the police always come. please tell me what magazines you have there it doesn’t matter to me what is important to me, that they have large letters like that, you know, a b c d. and you are nervous problems with the law in any case, you know, i have never even crossed the road on a green light on a red one in my life, that you can't be on red street. yeah, i'm on business with you. and what have you already done is that my sister is in the hospital. ah, he complains, he says, those who treat him for the sake of money demand for a good attitude. i mean, i wanted to say that thank you very much for a very important signal. hold a pregnant woman from a spanish restaurant why not from australia is important for a child. okay , they will bring something, i will write that there is a pen and paper. i'm here in the hospital, a new person has recently taken office, and corruption, you know, is everywhere. and the police too. no, i wanted to say that everywhere except the police. and here in the hospital i will bring everyone to clean water. this i promise you. so let's go over to your sister now and take all this soul out of her head. well, nothing is clear here. this is the name of the food. here's a discount card for you now , you'll save 20% go already, the slave wants to eat. hello grandma. the devil knows what it is. well, be quiet. well, is it really incomprehensible that the details of the operation do not need to be spoken out in front of strangers. for god's sake. i'm confused. i 'm still quite inexperienced, a bribe-taker, we don't know much, lord youth, you can't even know the terms. 100 courageous guys have gathered in our studio, and each of them has a question for an adult. you know, it's very exciting, because it's hard to expect. what questions will be asked, but most importantly, what answers they will receive on them, the heroes of the program will have to open up to the audience. when the doctor asked to show the tongue to look at the throat, could you do the same now. the main task is honestly you promise to tell only the truth, i promise, if you swear, watch the project 100 questions for an adult on belarus 24 tv channel with us. you can go on an unforgettable journey around belarus having already traveled to dozens of cities. for myself, i have compiled a rating of classic travel destinations that will inspire both beginners and experienced tourists with author's routes and interesting places, a remarkable fact, in this region. there are two settlements, which are called svisloch by professional guides kreveda. look one of these plants is a red captivity, which is protected by law. it blooms in the autumn and the leaves take on a very rich red color with fun and attractions. and gratitude good afternoon i understood the right person. well, thank you very much. please tell me, how does your spouse feel after my massages? goodbye. diaz grew up and you ordered to go. here it is written that you need a card, if you can quickly, very quickly. they are preparing an order for evan’t know, i’m just a courier, i was asked. i also told him at the table that we would quickly make an order. so. figure out how to detain him, and i'm calling the police. yes, ok then. i will give the money and you will be on this answer strange thing, andryukha, when i called him, he was indignant that my cheaply appreciated him. he said he was ready to pay half a million euros for her, i don’t understand anything, but this not so bad now, petrov told me that his wife was wearing karims. is he kidding? wait. and then i'm who. listen, it's generally sure that she is his wife. by the way, she is not petrova, she is podgornaya no, she, like petrova , signed up for a massage. said exactly the wife. remember how she fired you, one peter's call and that's it. freedom listen, if she is his mistress. well, you yourself thought, if the wife is on carbs, and he is guaranteed not to be there, then who is she then, and you need to find out everything for sure, because if she is not a wife, then p

todo el estado de california, eva blanco masías, es vicepresidente en la universidad de santa clara, nos acompaña aquí en comunidad del valle, eva, bienvenida al programa. evaacias, gracias por la invitación. damián trujillo: gracias por estar aquí, platíquenos de lo que estamos hablando, es una mejor oportunidad para los jóvenes de primera generación, que asisten al colegio, y que son de bajos recursos, que asistan al colegio. eva blanco: sí, pues sí, yo represento a santa clara, a la universidad de santa clara, somos una universidad privada, eh, y recientemente hemos formado una alianza con otros ocho colegios privados también en el estado, inclusive caltech, claremont mckenna, harvey mudo occidental, pomona college, stanford, usc, scripps, muy conocidos, y bueno, esta alianza es simplemente, queremos traerle a las comunidades la invitación, el anuncio que nosotros también somos opciones, muchas veces hay una percepción que las universidades privadas son muy caras, que no tienen, que no son igual de accesibles, ¿verdad?, eh, y bueno, nosotros queremos venir a las comunidades, especialmente esos estudiantes en primera generación, que quizás no tienen los p

ukraine, what's next, the broadcast continues the news and they will be told to you by anna eva melnyk anna eva day, colleagues, this issue i'm starting and wait for the good news

of ukraine, what's next, the broadcast will continue the news and you will be told by anna eva melnyk anna evao you good day colleagues, i am starting this edition with good news, please wait and i will start with the successes of our defenders, the armed forces of ukraine liberated the village of znnopil in donetsk region, this was reported by the deputy minister of defense, hanna malyar, later, the soldiers who liberated the settlement published an appeal from the free land today, june 25 , 2023 the soldiers of the second mechanized battalion of the 31st mechanized brigade liberated the village of znnopil, the fleeing choir . we are moving forward. the troops that were withdrawn from there to be sent to the moscow region due to the rebellion of the communist party of ukraine, deputy minister of defense of ukraine hanna malyar informed the wagners that during the intensification of the political crisis in the russian federation, they gathered troops from the east and tried to move them to the moscow region, and because the rebellion of the wagner group was very quickly exhausted themselves th

let's start with eva who is calling from columbus, georgia. good morning. are you there, eva? evamore time, are you there? caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: has anyone seen an article that has donald trump and his mother standing together, and she says that he has no social skills, he is an idiot, and if he ever got into politics it would be a disaster. his own mother has said that. has anybody seen that article? guest: i haven't. i can't really comment on it. host: let's go to catherine who is calling from florida on the independent line. good morning. caller: i was going to call and comment on how third parties are never brought up. it is always an either or discussion. i am watching our'guests mouth moot -- our guest's mouth move. my television is completely down. ok, anyhow i always hear about how it is democrat or republican for or against trump, and i never hear anybody talking about other options. people talk about how it is a wasted vote if you do not vote democrat or republican. if people would quit taking that mindset, if you are republican, and you don't lik

let's start with eva who is calling from columbus, georgia. good morning. are you there, eva? evare time, are you there? caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: has anyone seen an article that has donald trump and his mother standing together, and she says that he has no social skills, he is an idiot, and if he ever got into politics it would be a disaster. his own mother has said that. has anybody seen that article? guest: i haven't. i can't really comment on it. host: let's go to catherine who is calling from florida on the independent line. good morning. caller: i was going to call and comment on how third parties are never brought up. it is always an either or discussion. i am watching our'guests mouth moot -- our guest's mouth move. my television is completely down. ok, anyhow i always hear about how it is democrat or republican for or against trump, and i never hear anybody talking about other options. people talk about how it is a wasted vote if you do not vote democrat or republican. if people would quit taking that mindset, if you are republican, and you don't like

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eva petrova she passed. i have space very well. you have been arrested on suspicion of kidnapping eva petrova and her husband for ransom. eat, and you told me the truth. mother how to learn to pray with the heart, after all, they pray for their health, both bodily and spiritual, in order to receive the world of our time also to receive health for their children how does it begin service to god and golden mountains and the greatest was. i am the best groom. the greatest wealth does not stop anything if god calls to overcome pernicious addiction. and now, after a certain period, he achieved his jealousy, so he suffered with blood, then, then, then, no matter who offered him where. he said no guys. i gave up this substance that changes consciousness every day. i want to meet with god in my right mind, and that's just in this state. i will continue to live. the power of the sign of the cross is concluded, the skin sign of the red collima is washed with the word y the name of the father and son and the holy spirit nahabbae us that we are called and with love like this most holy trinity the answers to these and other questions in spiritual educational projects on belarus 24/7 tv channel is a project in which within 20 minutes. you will learn more about the key events of the past week, which scored the most of your likes on our social networks. make exciting online trips to the most picturesque corners of belarus and make your own rating of the tv project in documentaries and serials that you should see us every friday night. why does it take so long even what are the traffic jams in the city? i myself do not touch me, you are my fellow. there will be no need for a hole in the body. it's unhealthy, hello copied. money where is she now she was kidnapped? listen to the barefoot at least clowning around. it was petrova who was kidnapped. yes, but we are not petrova. with evaw how petrov was kidnapped, or rather, eva saw. andrew about the plumber yes, you're a hot man. he stole my laptop and handed it over. so you've been kidnapped. oh, there, it's like no time. resistance is futile, release the hostages and you will be credited when sentencing. they complied and put me on cell photos, the evas forbade us to listen to your cell. they gave me a meeting place address, i'll let you know then take the risk. yes, you risk nothing is not surprising with your lover. but this is surprising. i think that he really was kidnapped. well, just to be sure. so my daughter decided to divorce her daddy. i could get out there. look, if it's eve, i want everything left inside. i will personally hand over the money. hey, how are you, electrician, i'm not real. yeah, i'm not a plumber either. i'm a doctor here. eva is choking badly on water, it looks like she's allergic to the wall. come out of here, don't pull out vasya's long loaf , open the loaf well. well, look, you're lyi

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eva longoria. eva: para "despierta amÉrica" yo soy eva longoria y mira la pelÍcula. precisión superior al 99%. clearblue, resultados en los que puedes confíar. soy alfonso albaisa, jefe global de diseño en nissan. y aquí rompemos todos los moldes. para diseñar pickups inspiradas en la fuerza de un gladiador. o un auto deportivo inspirado en una espada samurai. y un vehículo eléctrico inspirado en atardeceres electrizantes. en nissan nos atrevemos a diseñar autos únicos, para que cada milla sea emocionante. locutor:este segmento de "despierta amÉrica" es presentado por " aprende institute". mac: gracias por seguir con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica" y aquÍ estamos listos para enseÑarles algo muy importante, muchos cree que para sacar adelante el negocio de comida sÓlo hay que saber cocinar. si quieres estar en este mundo en el mundo de la gastronomÍa que mejor que yisus que trae una excelente oportunidad. yisus: tienes mucha razÓn, son muchos detalles que no se pueden descuidar. hoy lo que queremos es ayudar a nuestra familia "despierta amÉrica" para que logren esos su

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interdepartmental commission on humanitarian law, and then the ether the news team with anna eva will continue melnyk, too, anna eva, the word tells you exactly what happened, the most important and the most recent, thank you colleagues for the most important , take care of the stress

but i think that there is more news, more information and probably in particular, eva melnyk will talk about it, not eva melnyk, because she already has the latest selection of news , so anna, i thank you for your word, colleagues, the news team will talk about the most important things that are happening in ukraine and the world, and i will start this issue with the results of the supreme of the commander-in-chief ukraine is strengthening the troops on the border with belarus today president volodymyr zelenskyy held another vote based on the results of the commander-in-chief valery zaluzny and the head of the northern direction serhiy naev are tasked with strengthening the border protection and currently there are up to 50 thousand russians in the bakhmut direction, we are talking about paratroopers , the army reserve of infantry and ground defense troops there are no wagnerites among them, said the spokesman of the eastern group of troops, serhii cherevaty, according to him, the occupiers are too have accumulated more than 300 tanks, the same number of art systems and 140 rocket systems of salvo fire,

[habla en inglÉs] todos podemos ser un richard montaÑÉz dijo eva longoria. evauevo proyecto. les juro que no es broma. es la reina del perreo. raÚl: hay que ver eso. [sonido ambiente] [mÚsica] >> Éste verano caliente va a subir el termÓmetro para que puedas gozar el mix con tus movimientos. la faraona del perreo sucio. >> yo le puse perreo sucio porque mueves la cadera a todo lo queda. se ponen todos calientes. me gusta que se pongan calientes. >> ya que entramos en candela pura les quisimos hacer unas preguntas picantes a la nueva faraona del perreo. [mÚsica] >> el olor de la piel de los caballeros. [mÚsica] yo lo prefiero sin calzones. [risas] [mÚsica] la mujer que aprenda a mover el perreo sucio. [risas] el dÍa del padre muy pronto. felicidades para todos los papacitos. no sabÍa que era el dÍa del padre, pero le mando un abrazo muy grande a todos los padres. [mÚsica] raÚl: amo a la gente como ella que disfruta su vida como tiene que ser a la edad que sea. jomari: prefiero esa mÚsica que la de muchos cantantes que hablan de cosas especÍficas del sexo y todo. e

eva mckent is standing by. eva, governor burgum could be taking the stage any minute now. what are you hearing about his strategy and what he will lay out here? >> well, in governor burgum, you have a conservative two-term governor who will argue that the economy, energy approxpolicy, nl security those are the most pressing issue facing americans and not these cultural battles and he'll also distinguish himself as a business leader in the field prior to becoming governor in 2016. he will tell you that he -- that he bet on the farm. he invested early in a software company that ultimately was sold to microsoft for a billion dollars and though he's not inclined to fight these cultural battles, he is firmly conservative signing one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the country. in addition to curtailing transgender rights, he's not going to take on his republican opponents. that is not his style. take a listen to his message. >> anger, yelling, infighting, that's not going to cut it anymore. let's get things done. in north dakota, we listen with respect and we talk things out. that's how we can get america back on track. >>. >> governor burgum will argue he was underestimated in the past when he ran for governor. many people in this state, his home state, did not think he would ultimately win. now the task ahead for him is to introduce himself to people outside of this state and he'll travel to iowa and new hampshire after this announcement to do just that this week, kate. >> this early in the primary, never good to underestimate anybody and count anybody out at this point. it's great to see you, evaramming night to all of you. tonight dana bash will moderated a cnn town hall with mike pence. that is tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. sara? >> u.s. officials are reporting signs of increased fighting over the last 48 hours in ukraine. why they think this could mean the long-awaited counter offensive may have started. plus hundreds of protesters clashed outside a california school board meeting over teaching about gender and six sexuality, we will hear about the perspectivives of some of t parents next. cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cash back? it's not too late to show summer's who's boss. and wayfair's got just what you need. they have all the top grills and gear. with smoking fast shipping. and wayfair deals so epic... you'll feel like a big deal. yes! so get outdoorsy for way less at wayfair. ♪ wayfair, you've got just what i need ♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immedi

eva's kidnapping series while the brothers are looking for evidence that eva's husband has a mistressg me his laptop and then them. maybe i will believe you, of course, i will be upset. and if we are imprisoned, grandmother will be upset, the real criminals are brewing a new plan. there is a pledge. not a tear for them to let go. we must oh, op free plan such we visit petrov intercept the ransom piedmont and disappear, but why is there no light in my house? what other difficulties will the hero have to face? hello over the weekend on tv channel belarus 24 series for the first time i forgave. now i can’t so i wanted this child so i was waiting for him, but, apparently, it’s not fate, such moments are important to find the strength to move on. whatever i thought of at night, looking, i will not disappear, if you do not give up, then fate will certainly help you find your true calling. for example , go to the maid you, like, like all the time on people. it seemed to me that your friends are some kind of trouble. and that it would be good to support her. we remind you we are on air for yo

indomitable point in kherson, there are more dead people there, i am convinced anna eva melnyk with the news team knows, so anna evafor your work the news team continues to work, we are monitoring the situation in kherson, and in this issue i will also tell how the russian embassy reacted to the fact that three colombians were injured in kramatorsk during the attack by the russians, stay with us

indomitable point in kherson there are more dead people there, i am convinced anna eva melnyk with the news team knows, so anna eva, you have a word for your work , the news team continues to work, we are monitoring the situation in kherson, and in this issue i will also tell you how the russian embassy reacted on the fact that in kramatorsk during the attack by the russians, three colombians were injured, be with us, two people were killed, two more were injured due to the enemy shelling of kherson, the russians set fire to the residential quarters of the city, as well as the point of invincibility, people came there for humanitarian aid, the head of ova oleksandr prokudin also reported residential buildings were damaged , a medical facility and a company car were injured in the hospital in a moderate condition. the ministry of foreign affairs of colombia should express a note of protest to russia because of the three colombians who were injured. were in a cafe in kramatorsk when a russian missile hit it. the kremlin violated the protocols of war. president petro wrote an essay. in response, the russian embassy i

i think that there is more news, more information, and it is likely that eva melnyk will tell about it in particular, and not eva melnyk, because she already has the latest selection of news, so anna i thank you for your word, colleagues, the news team will tell you about the most important things that are happening in ukraine and the world, and i will start this issue with the results of the supreme commander-in-chief's bid . ukraine is strengthening its troops on the border with belarus today, president volodymyr zelensky made another bet for

eva. >> okay. [ speaking non-english ] >> i love that everything just goes all together. >> yes, all together. now, eva. >> the chiles going to come on. >> yes, here they are. >> rather than spicy heat, she's charred dark-brown chiles native to oaxaca add a smoky texture to the mole negro. >> that's all, crush them in? >> yes, make a powder of it. >> smells wonderful. >> it's time to grind. we have our mole things here. look at this. that smell. it's nice. >> okay, here goes the mole. >> yes. and now our friend. >> chocolate! >> chocolate. >> do you want me to get it out? >> oh, yeah. >> alex's custom-made chocolate is the crowning ingredient. >> so smooth and silky. >> to this magnificently complex and sophisticated sauce. >> shall i give you a taste? >> okay. >> here you are. >> okay. mm. it's super chocolaty. >> yeah. >> so good. >> you like it? >> yeah. >> good. >> oh my god. i knew i was going to get mole on my dress. >> you now -- >> now i'm oaxacan. now i'm a real oaxwauoaxacan. >> what better way to celebrate my new oaxacan citizenship than dinner on alex's gorgeous rooftop terrace. >> turkey. >> turkey? >> yes, the original way to have mole is turkey. one of the main things that the native people had. >> they had poultry. >> the turkey is mare yated with herbs and slow cooked, served with rice, some plantain, and a tamale. but the star of the show, alex's sell vetty, chocolaty mole negro. >> oh, that's delicious. it's the chocolate, it's the chile, it's the nuts, it's all of those herbs. it's very herbal. mm, tastes totally different now. this is so, so nice. what an honor to eat your mole negro. >> our mole ngero. >> yes, our mole negro. when did you start cooking? >> well, i'm the oldest of five kids. my mom passed away very young, at the age of 31. when i was 12, i had already seen her doing things, and i had to take over the kitchen and started cooking. casa oaxaca was created in her honor. [ speaking non-english ] ♪you said close your eyes don't look down♪ ♪fall into me and i'll catch you darling♪ ♪we'll dance in the street♪ ♪ (smelling) ew. gotta get rid of this. ♪tell me why♪ because it stinks. ♪tell me why♪ i don't know i've washed it so many times. ♪tell me why♪ no you tell me why i can't get rid of this odor? ♪have you tried downy rinse and refresh♪ it doesn't just cover up odors, it helps remove them 3x better than detergent alone. ♪yeaahh♪ guess the odor went bye bye. no, that's not us. sorry. rinse odor away with downy rinse and refresh. introducing new... ...black angus steakburgers, the bourbon bacon jam and jalapeño kick topped with a four-cheese crisp. try all six ultimate steakburger combos served with fries and a drink, starting at $9. download the app and earn double rewards on steakburgers for a limited time. the minute you drive off the lot. or more. that's why farmers new car replacement pays to replace it with a new one of the same make and model. get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. ♪ farmers mnemonic ♪ and there he is. chaz. the rec league's self-crowned pickleball king. do you just bow down? no you de-thrown the king. pedialyte. 3x the electrolytes. [upbeat music] - hi, evating you. - oh, so nice to meet you. - you too. bienvenida. >>> hi! >> hi, eva. >> how are you? >> great. great meeting you. >> oh, so nice to meet you. >> you too. welcome to the world capital of cassilo. >> oh, it's my favorite cheese. >> food writer omar alonso is passionate about oaxaca's most famous export, a stringy cheese. legend has it it was created here in the sleepy town of reyes etla, where the locals christened it cassilo, meaning "little cheese." >> cassilo is a very important part of our diet in oaxaca. four days a week we have cassilo in our sandwiches. >> omar is taking me to meet one of the most distinguished cassilo makers in the region. >> there's a difference between the industrialized one and the artisanal way? >> definitely. it's very easy from the color to the texture, and of course the flavor. >> janet lopez canseco's family farm is one of the last in mexico to produce cassilo the traditional way. >> this is so exciting. i've never seen how cassilo is made. >>

eva pilgrim has the story. she decided to use gps to get here this morning. eva, doesn't look like it quite made it. >> no, i did not make it. i promise i put in the right address. this gps didn't work for me and the hawaiian tourist said it didn't work for her and the gps took her straight into the water. >> this lady drove into the boat ramp here. >> reporter: a shocking scene again. >> you gotta leave the car! >> you gotta get out of there now! >> reporter: for the second time in weeks, a tourist seen driving her car straight into this hawaiian harbor. >> hurry! it's going under! hurry up and get out! >> reporter: police say the driver told them she was using gps navigation when she ended up at this boat ramp and then in the water. >> watch these headlights come straight down on to the ramp right into the water. my son's yelling, what are you doing? stop, stop! at that point basically it was a little too late. >> watch where you're stepping, okay? >> reporter: the driver saying she thought the water was a puddle. boaters throwing her a floatation device, pulling her to safety, her car ending up fully submerged. >> pretty sure that wasn't supposed to happen. >> reporter: just weeks ago another tourist seen driving straight down this same ramp into that exact same harbor. witnesses there saying that driver also said they were following gps, trying to find a meetup spot for a tour group. >> it's sinking! >> reporter: jeremy lee from kitv showing the busy parking lot where they made that wrong move. >> both drivers took the exact same path across the parking lot, down onto the boat ramp and then out into the water. >> reporter: experts say while gps is helpful, it isn't everything. >> if you are an unfamiliar driver in an unfamiliar area, gps is great, but please use your observational skills to help you get to your destination safely. >> reporter: in both of those cases no one thankfully was seriously hurt. as for us, we are close. i do know where we are, but not quite where i wanted to be, guys. >> not quite. we'd love to have you hear, evaou here, just come on by. thanks, eva. [ laughter ] >> she's like, nah. i'm okay. >> got the scripps national spelling bee champ coming up next, dev shah. have the scripps national spelling bee coming up. are we close? google assistant: turn left in four miles. ehhhhhhh no. ¿cuáles son tus intenciones con mi nieto? google assistant: what are your intentions with my grandson? life's little problems, fixed on google pixel. the only phone engineered by google get the new google pixel 7a for free. remember the things you loved... ...before asthma got in the way? fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's designed to target and remove them and helps prevent asthma attacks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic i

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eva's kidnapping series while the brothers are looking for evidence that eva's husband has a mistressing me his laptop and then them. maybe i will believe you, of course, i will be upset. and if we are imprisoned, grandmother will be upset, the real criminals are brewing a new plan. there is a pledge. not a tear for them to let go. oh, oh, op, such a plan is free, we visit petrov, we intercept ransom under mountain and disappear, but why is there no light in my house? what other difficulties will the hero have to face? i remind you that i please you with my presence only until the evening. then i go to the police. hello, and their visitors are the denouement of intricate stories, look at the weekend on the tv channel. belarus 24 series hotel. the president's constant infidelity spouse destroys a happy marriage. and when i first found out. and now i can’t because i wanted this child so i was waiting for him, but, apparently, it’s not fate that it’s important to find such moments in the strength to move on. where, what i thought at night, looking, i will not disappear, if you do not giv

eva has literally inspired america. this america. >> actress and activist america ferrera, has collaborated with eva longoria on several grassroots project. >> we have -- >> like porter east us, a fast growing digital community that gives latinas a forum to exchange ideas, and inspire each other. >> for latinas to see that their lives matter. their joy matters. their health matters. their economic health matters. i feel like evau need her to be. and also, she'll jump on a bus with you and go down and visit families in a shelter. her heart is ultimately with empowering folks who never get to see their power. and feel their power. >> action. >> it is no surprise then that for her feature film, directorial debut, flamin'hot, eva chose to steal the story of a latino janitors rags to riches rise to become a marketing executive in one of the world's biggest corporations. >> it's really a movie exploring the theme of how opportunity is not distributed equally. he really faced a lot of adversity in his life that said no, no, no, ideas don't come from people like you. >> like you. >> but he always was like, but why not? >> that drive, that ambition, that never give up attitude, it sums up eva longoria. these days, she has another reason to be a role model. her four-year-old son, santiago. [laughter] >> could you get better than that for endorsement? >> how has he changed you? >> you know what, now, there is this urgen

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eva petrova she passed. i am very good. you have been detained on suspicion of kidnapping eva petrova of her husband for ransom.re not angry. i myself do not touch me well done. there will be a hole, no need. it's bad for health. no, that i acted alone? this, of course, is very noble of you , but we must all grieve you . you had an accomplice seriously. yeah, well, what an accomplice he is, he has absolutely nothing to do with it. he himself is like a victim, that's it, like a victim, but in fact your mistress, who developed this plan of kidnapping, well , in order to extract money from my father and get rid of my husband, my mistress, but i hope you appreciated my tact, i did not say them about it at your wife. where is she now? in a minute, but for now you are getting used to the pre-trial detention center the convoy do you see? andrew building resistance is useless, release the hostages. and you'll get credit for a good try, plumber. come on then , the money is already in place. in place. photos they gave me a meeting place address, i'll let you know, then i decided to take a chance. yes, you do not risk any

eva for a long time. >> we've known each other a long time, she was 17, i was 40. >> i didn't know eva longoria was 70. then later he went in for a hug that he held a little too long. yeah. it's probably pay back for dr. jill slapping tongues with doug emhoff, but eva had to physically remove his liver spotted hands from her torso, he thought she was an ice cream cone. north carolina focus groups shows swing voters are concerned about his advanced age, they feel exhausted and without confidence whenever they see him mumble nonsense or fall on his face, still vote for him in a trump rematch unless rigor mortis sets in. what does joe have to say. >> no, no, it's fine. eva is a good sport. got stuck in joe's pinscher. and i know about the -- i was going to build a train track on the ocean, all right. i know the difference between a boat and train, i mix them up because boat goes toot toot and a train goes choo-choo. i can mix up a toot toot and a choo-choo, don't mix up a popcorn and a corn pop. you are going to be saying bye bye, jack. >> all right. kennedy. is it possible, because i'm hoping this is true, that he spilled the beans on something really amazing. because the worse story is that he thinks it's happening. but what if we are building a tra

this two thirds the end tar eva falling off the whole country recorded over centuries i mean in this one spot. the two hundred and ninety bird species eva for not documented here twenty one a globally threatened or near threatened including the gyptian vulture and because you. but the danger is. the government wants to them this entire valley as far as that village over there flood this whole place all this would be under forty five meters of water and every season i come here just seeing it still there is like a relief because i'm always afraid it. will be gone i have to come here. see it for myself. early the next morning john takes me to the burgeoning station down in the wetlands. is currently fighting the cools request the government's decision to build the dam. he hopes the day together. leave the wetlands rich biodiversity that by in show its protection we see everything here from minus ten to plus forty centigrade in the shade can get very cold here or very well that one is ten degrees today exactly. sizes yeah the ceiling or something yeah we do we'll put in this turkey. inside the team already hard at work today. raising the t

eva longoria shot to fame in the hit series "desperate housewives" and segued her success into producing and directing. but eva's most personal role is a long way from a hollywood stage. >> i knew i wanted to help latinas reach their full potential. that's a big idea. just telling people you believe in their potential is huge >> reporter: she created programs to encourage latina girls to pursue science and technology, business initiatives to help latina entrepreneurs and dig digital efforts to amplify latina cultural voices her goal -- to make latinas a powerful and influential force in the united states >> you have a way of just making you believe in possibility >> i am like the optimist. all my friends are like can you turn down the optimism but this can happen, we can do this >> reporter: but more than a decade ago when her success finally allowed her to make a real difference, evaainable change even if it's with one family, even if it's with one person >> reporter: to connect better with the people whose lives she sought to elevate, she decided to learn a new language -- spanish. >> language is really an >> reporter: then at the age of 44 eva gave birth to her son, santiago she says that little miracle more than anything drives her to create a better world for her community. >> there's a phrase that i love. it basically is life gets greater later. i feel like i'm looking at you and that's what i see. >> you know, it's so funny you say that because i have always felt like my greatest success is ahead of me. and i'm like, oh, that was great but wait till what's coming next >> what did you say, greater later? >> life gets greater later she's living proof of that imagine getting your masters and then learning spanish at age 40 so can you connect with your culture. like she's very cool and i know it's like people always say i'm just getting started she's really just

eva pilgrim has the story. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, george. becky sauerbrunn confirming she will miss the upcoming world cup due to a foot injury, tweeting she hoped and worked and hoped to make it back but with less than a month to go before the team is due to leave, she said she is out. heart broken isn't even the half of it. sauerbrunn has made 216 appearances with the u.s. women's national team. she would have been the most experienced player on this year's roster. experience that could really have used as over half the upcoming team will likely be world cup first timers. we are expected to see some returning players from the 2019. alex morgan. crystal dunn. to name a few. the announcement of the final 23 person roster is happening this week on thursday. the winner's world cup begins july 20 in australia and new zealand. the u.s. two time defending champions. no team has ever had a three peat, men's or women's. they could make some history here. we are cheering them all the way, guys. >> thanks very much. coming up a deadly bear attack in arizona. authorities say the confrontation was unprovoked. why animal encounters are on the rise? >>> could diabetes drugs like ozempic be used for addiction? dr. jen has more. >> plus beach safety alert after this water spout sent umbrellas flying. first back to ginger. >> it is hurricane season. we are seeing something relatively rare. because the atlanta is so incredibly warm, there are two waves that have come off africa and have a shot at developing. usually you see this happen caribbean or gulf and move toward us. this is really rare to have it this early in the season, more like a july, early august pattern. models are coming into agreement. buy this weekend the eastern caribbean could see impacts from what would be named brett. so we're gonna watch for the naming of it. we're going to watch as the modelling comes together even more to tell you what the impact will be this weekend for the eastern caribbean and who gets it. we already see arline. it's now time for brett. and we've got a whole season ahead of us. drew: i'm abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma with your forecast. it is a bright breezy day on the holiday for juneteenth. temperatures below average this time of year low 60's and 70's by 4:00 today. we have chile spots with partly cloudy skies. the coolest place is dipping into the 40's as we head into this. the seven-day forecast. it is gusty today. the summer officially begins wednesday. the next seven days temperara >> we will have snow pictures later in the program, this is not snow. that is cotton wood. in east grand rapids michigan, you just sneeze looking at it. that going up your nose. that's a ton of it there in that neighborhood. kind of swirling around. oh my goodness. i can't imagine. >> it looks like a snow globe. >> i'm worried about cleaning it up. all right. coming up how parents can prevent brain drain and learning loss over the summer break for their kids. we're gonna tell you how. we'll be right back. 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[ laughter ] >> we still have a lot more ahead including a safety alert about beach umbrellas. how to stay safe this summer. that's all coming up. >>> now we're going to turn to the deadly bear attack. a black bear pouncing on a man in an unprovoked attack on his property in arizona. matt gutman has more on these encounters. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, michael. want to give you a sense of how incredibly rare this was. this was the first fatal black bear encounter in arizona since the 1980s. that helps explain why investigators are scrambling to understand what caused this predator behavior seemingly out of the blue. >> reporting that a neighbor was being attacked by a bear. >> reporter: an extremely rare black bear attack that left a man dead continues to mist mystify authorities in arizona this morning. according to officials 66-year-old steven jackson had been sitting enjoying his coffee at a table on his property when a male back bear began to maul him. >> a bear to attack somebody in the morning like that, daylight. it was day light. >> reporter: jackson was heard screaming as the bear dragged him 75 yards down an embank embankment. multiple neighbors desperately trying to help. >> they tried to get the bear to stop attacking him. there was honking horns, different things they were doing. >> reporter: the attack only ending when a neighbor was able to shoot the bear. the bear was killed but it was too late for jackson. he was pronounced dead at the scene. authorities hope post mortem might explain what they are calling extremely aggressive behavior. >> black bears are primarily, they're omnivores. they'll occasionally pick a small mammal. to go after a human, i'm curious to see what the necropsy shows. >> reporter: while attacks like this are rare the explosion of black bears is on the rise. in recent weeks there have been close encounters everywhere from the ocean in florida to this bear hanging out in a tree in d.c. and this one roaming around a tampa airport. black bears are much smaller than brown bears. while a fully grown brown bear can weigh up to 1,000 pound, arizona black bears weigh about 350. if you encounter a black bear, make yourself look as large as possible. >> if you see a black bear, raise your hands really high, speak firmly. hey, bear! hey, bear! and just slowly start backing up. worst thing you can do is turn your back to a bear and run. >> reporter: with the population of black bears on the rise, these types of encounters are increasingly likely. >> they like going into trash can, eating pet food people leave in their yards. these encounters will probably become more and more frequent. we just need to learn to live with these animals. >> reporter: to rehash what to do if you are being mauled by a bear. experts say if a black bear, fight like hell, go for the snout and the eyes. if it's a brown bear, there's not a lot you can do. you've got to just try to curl up and protect your vitals. the case of that black bear in arizona, mild wife officials hope the necropsy will help term if this bear was rabied, injured or just starving for food. guys? >> michael said he'll try and run backwards. i don't know if that will work. or the, hey bear. >> reporter: move backwards slowly. that's the message. >> thanks for that. >>> the wall street journal reporting modelo has overtaken bud light as america's top bear. rebecca jarvis has the latest. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: hi, george. good morning. nice to see you guys. now after more than two decades as the best selling beer in the u.s., bud light giving up that title to modelo in the wake of its decision to partner with a transgender person. and the controversy that continues to follow. this morning america has a new favorite beer and it's a mexican import. >> this is the mark of a fighter. >> reporter: modelo, besting america's former number one, bud light, as the top selling brew with 8.4% of retail sales in may. bud light, the leader for over two decades falling behind with 7.3% of sales. >> there are a number of factors that have contributed to modelo's rise. one is shifting dim graphics. the growth of the hispanic demographic in the united states, both in numbers and purchasing power. the thing that tipped it over the edge was this boycott of the bud light brand. >> reporter: bud light's toppling on the heels of mounting customer backlash and declining sales following the brand's partnership with transgender influencer dylan mulvaney this spring. >> hi. impressive carrying skills, right? 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ginger is tracking it all. >>> as we kick off a summer that could break travel records serious concerns about safety after two planes clip wings on a tarmac. the latest in a series of close calls and what the faa is doing to keep travellers safe. >>> ozempic for addiction? how the popular drug could help with drinking, smoking and eating disorders. what we know about the new research and the risks. dr. ashton breaks it all down. >>> summer brain drain. how kids can prevent learning loss. strategies to start now. >>> with summer two days away, meet the nurse and sisters on a mission to save lives. number one myth in the black community they want to debunk, how often you should apply sun screen and what you eat and drink could help. >>> nba super star chris paul is here live. his moving tribute inspired him, his grandfather. lessons he learned that guide him to this day as he says -- >> good morning america. >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> good morning america. thanks for joining us on this juneteenth. you're looking live at a monument commemorating this day in 1865 when the freedom of enslaved black people was announced in texas. >>> also celebrating black music month. dj and recording artist angie martinez is executive producer on tonight's soul of the nation performance. >>> first deadly storms hitting the south. 35 million under alert for dangerous heat. ginger is tracking it. good morning, ginger. >> hey, good morning, george. we got brand new information from jasper county officials in mississippi. they say one person has been killed, 18 injured in the overnight tornado. we lost lives over the weekend. it's been extremely active. southern mississippi, alabama, now the florida panhandle up to albany, georgia, you've got a severe thunderstorm warning. the day is just beginning and a lot to come. overnight a mangled disaster in mississippi. homes destroyed, people injured and many left without shelter after a tornado tore through, uplifting trees and taking out power. emergency crews initiating search and rescue efforts for people trapped in those damaged buildings. one of more than 380 severe storm reports from saturday and sunday alone. winds up to 100 miles per hour in tulsa, oklahoma. trees littering the roads. watch this time lapse in the panhandle of oklahoma. severe storms peeling the roof off this building. >> oh my god! hey! go back in. >> reporter: in the florida panhandle, dramatic video showing a storm that caused a house boat to capsize. in pensacola, a deputy sweat under water for nearly 30 seconds, all while trying to rescue a man trapped in floodwaters. more heavy rain is definitely part of what will happen today. we're going to highlight this area. if you live inside here, you know somebody, please make them aware. you need two ways of getting warning, savannah, even west to baton rouge. we'll be watching this today and we'll talk about all the heat in texas. >>> thank you, ginger. scary incident on the tarmac. alex perez is live in chicago for us. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, michael. there have been a string of runway incidents that has the faa concerned. they are also worried about all this record breaking travel that we are expecting all summer. this was the scene friday in boston after a united airlines plane winglet clipped the tail of this parked delta flight. thankfully, no one was injured on either flight. the incident comes after similar incidents in february. just last wednesday, an american flight in minneapolis had to abort its landing because another plane was on the runway. all this as travel numbers keep growing. tsa screened more than 2.7 million people thursday. that's the most since 2019. now, the faa has already ear marked more than $100 million to help prevent some of these runway mishaps. >> too many close calls. turning to that on stage scare for a singer hit with a cell phone while performing. evaity when the incident happened. as rhexa made her way down the stage, a concert goer threw a cell phone hitting her in the face. you can see in the video her falling to her knees. crew members rushing in to help. she was escorted off the stage. her mother reportedly saying she had to get stitches. 27-year-old nicholas malvagna of new jersey was charged with assault for throwing the phone. fans of the singer took to twitter to show their support. quote, we were all having a good time. who would even do that? 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eva pilgrim has the story. good morning, eva. >> she was a seemingly healthy mom to be when this brain aneurysm happened. now her husband and family are doing everything they can to keep her alive. this morning new mom jackie miller james is in a coma after suffering a brain aneurysm one week before her due date. her husband rushing her to the hospital where she under went an emergency c-section and brain surgery at the same time. jackie, a popular skin care and beauty influencer with more than 4,000 followers on tik tok. >> this is like an example of what you're doing to need the treatment for. >> reporter: who posts pictures and videos about her life, sharing beauty tips and recently documenting the different stage of her pregnancy. she's under gone five brain procedures while in the coma. her family thinks she will be in the hospital for months. while doctors say strokes are not common in pregnancy, but being pregnant does put a woman at higher risk for stroke, especially those with high blood pressure, gestational diabetes and blood clots. >> pregnant women are three times likely to have a stroke compared to nonpregnant women. so pregnancy and the post partum period are a higher risk time in a woman's life in a lot of ways. one is for her cardiovascular system. >> reporter: the symptoms of stroke can come on very suddenly. numbness or weakness, especially on one side of the body, trouble speaking, trouble seeing, trouble walking or a severe headache. if you experience these symptoms, you want to call 911 immediately. >> i think the bottom line is for pregnant women to make sure they're keeping their doctors in the loop about their personal medical history, their family history and keeping them up to date with any new or worrisome symptoms they might be experiencing. >> there is some good news. the baby is home. jackie's family hoping that they'll all be reunited soon. guys? >> we're all hoping for that. thank you, evaand tim mcgraw posting their daughter is taking mounjaro to treat her pcos symptoms. erielle reshef has the story for us. ♪ >> reporter: this morning as more and more people are turning to medications first approved to treat diabetes now being used for weight loss. >> i have lost over 42 pounds thanks to this baby right here. >> reporter: some women say drugs like ozempic are also helping ease the symptoms of polycystic syndrome. >> after all this time trying to figure out how to treat pcos, mounjaro was the issue. >> reporter: it can lead to insulin resistance, a risk factor for type 2 diabetes and weight gain. the way these new medicines work is they treat insulin resistance. when we do that, many of the symptoms of pcos, especially the weight related symptoms, can get better. >> reporter: pcos affects 6% to 12% of reproductive aged women. grace mcgraw recently opened up about her health journey on instagram. i did use ozempic last year, yes. i am now on a low dose of mounjaro for my

stage, the news will continue with anna eva melnyk, i think she already has something to tell you about the most important events in ukraine and the world, so to anna eva , thank you, colleagues, the news team, not only will also tell and show, in particular, why switzerland will not sell leopards to ukraine, details of this and other news . the president noted that ukraine has become a candidate for the eu and the same will be the case with nato, the head of state also emphasized that ukraine's accession to the alliance will be a powerful signal to the world that the union is capable of protecting, no one doubts that ukraine is capable of protecting itself and its allies, the strength of our security - this includes the security forces of our neighbors , secondly, everyone in the world saw that russia's war against ukraine was unprovoked and criminal , with a good sense of genocide. ukraine's entry into nato will be a powerful signal to the world that this is an alliance that defends and will protect the payments returned the verkhovna rada voted in general for the law on additional payments to the military from 30 to 100,000 hryvnias will be received

eva pilgrim has the story. good morning, eva. >> reporter: the star posting a video being fitted for a mask to wear for radiation treatment for her brain. this morning actress shannon doherty revealing the breast cancer she was first diagnosed with in 2015 has now spread to her brain. in an emotional message posted on instagram, the 90210 and charmed star taking fans behind the scenes of radiation treatment, which initially took place in january writing, the first round of radiation took place. my fear is obvious. i'm extremely claustrophobic and there is a lot going on in my life. famous friends and colleagues responding with their support. actress sarah michelle gellar writing you are a warrior. selma blair who faced her own health struggles with ms, i am wishing for all the wise peace you have learned to find you in the terror moment, to know we are holding you. dougherty taking gma on her dancer journey, announcing in 2020 that it had returned after being in remission for five years. >> i have stage 4. so my cancer came back. it's a bitter pill to swallow in a lot of ways. >> reporter: opening up to juju chang in 2021 about how she was facing it head on and continuing to work. >> i'm living life. i'm spending a lot of time with friends and family and working. >> give us a sense of where you are in your treatment plan and what's accounting for the fact that you look and feel so great. >> i'm still on my first protocol which is a very very big thing. it's kind of like you just want to latch on your protocols as long as possible so you don't run out of protocols. >> reporter: the star ending her post with a final message of acceptance writing, that fear, the turmoil, the timing of it all. this is what cancer can look like. doherty going on she is fortunate to have great doctors helping her in this journey. as you can see, it's incredibly emotional and very difficult for her. george? >> no question about that. thank you very much. >> we are certainly thinking of her. turning to her series on the secrets of secondhand shopping. janai norman is in cleveland, ohio. she's learning the best tips for buying almost everything for a wedding at a consignment store. good morning, janai. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this one's for you. you know planning a wedding is no easy task. thinking back to planning mine in 2018, i bowing my dress secondhand on ebay, no less. this beautiful beaded dress that i got for less than half of the retail price. a good investment for a dress now sitting in a box on a shelf in our basement. but here in cleveland i realized the opportunity for a sustainable thrifted wedding that saves a few bucks, don't stop there. ♪ >> oh my gosh. these are really cute. >> so beautiful. >> reporter: meet dina, a thrift blogger who will be walking us down the aisle at cleveland area thrift shops. our first stop common thread. okay. when you first walk in, it can be very overwhelming. where do you even begin? >> it helps to start with a list or a plan, right? you want to create one big master list of everything you need for your wedding. when you say get your ideas out there, sort of like your sreug vision board? screen shots, all of that. >> exactly. >> right. i love the kind of mismatched trend right now. i feel like weddings aren't as traditional as they used to be and there's flexibility. you could do, depending on your color scheme, a set of -- i love these two together. not a one size fits all approach. you want to figure out what works for you in your plan. >> reporter: depending what your stylist -- totally. next stop, jewelry. not only for the bride, but bridal parties. >> most thrift stores sell jewelry. because of that it's not picked over. you can find beautiful things. the price, like you can't beat this. >> wow. >> reporter: for our next stop, thrifting. >> flower girl dresses and litem tuxes are so cute. just the absolute cutest. i like this because you can actually re-use this for another event, right? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: this one i'm going to hold on to. i'm going to get this for my son. thank you. are you ready to say i do to thrifting? >> i do. >> all right. so obviously no wedding dress shop, wedding shopping is complete without a wedding dress. our third and final stop in cleveland is miranda's vintage bridal shop. they have these vintage gowns dating back to the 1920s. our producer ro is all dolled upped in this beautiful one, complete with a head band, earrings and everything. robin, the possibilities are endless when shopping secondhand. >> yeah. ro looks fantastic. i love the dress that you wore for your wedding as well, janai. what happens if, okay, you're in there and you find the dress you want but it's not the right size. what does a bride do? >> well, robin. the owner miranda tells us not to worry because a seamstress can take care of that by altering the size. don't worry if it's too snug or too big. that dress i wore back in 2018, just saying, if you want it, we can get it going. third time around, i'm your girl. >> third time's a charm. third time's a charm. thank you. it seems like this wedding, it's a daily discussion. thank you, janai and thank you, ro. now to ginger who is experiencing that smoke in new jersey. ginger? >> right. behind me you can see manhattan. we've had our aqi drop about 100 points. i'm still going to wear this mask. we're exposed for a long time. look at the air quality alerts that go back to indianapolis, st. louis, down to south carolina. we're also going to see this clear out with a front and a high moving in. severe storms drew: air quality today, a bit warmer than yesterday. in land we get close to 80 degrees with a response coming this afternoon along the bay shoreline. mid-60's to mid 70's by the afternoon. overnight we have mostly cloudy skies as a marine layer moves in . accuweather 7 day showing you ebbs and flows with temperatures this weekend looking nice and plentiful afternoon sunshine. ♪ celebrate good times come on ♪ >> now it is time for deals and steals. we're gonna pump it up. tory is here with great gift ideas for father's day and beyond. you can go right to the deals by pointing your cell phone camera at the qr code on the screen. let's pump it up. >> we're starting with kokopelli. you can give dad an amazing adventure on the water. this is incredible, inflatable kayak. you can use it whether you are in flat water or ocean paddling. they say that it tracks like a hard bottom, like a hard boat would. the best thing about this is that it is built for both portability and packability. you were surprised to see that what every single thing on this table right here, it is that when it is blown up. all of it is in that bag. >> no way. >> there's no roof rack required. there's no storage rack required. it's easy to take anywhere. you can take the adventure anywhere you go. we have them for one and two person options. they're all 50% off. they start today at $350. it's a good one. this enables you with biolite to bring the ambience anywhere. a little warmth or s'mores or grilling. what's great about this, you can use wood or charcoal. it's got this special air flow technology that will make it virtually smoke-free. it's going to get rid of the smoke before it comes out in the fire. it is a delightful experience. what's great is this grill can come off. you can either use it for grilling or for a hangout. whether you are just tail gating or ambience, portable legs make it moveable anywhere. slash in half is $150 and free shipping. >> this is cool. this is fizzics. this allows you to turn any can or bottle of beer, pour it into a nitro draft style. this comes out. you put the can or bottle here. if you want to pour with me, first hold that glass at a 90 degree angle. right? 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[ laughter ] >> george. that's a classic from seinfeld. jason alexander will be here tomorrow with eric mccormack. they are working together on "the cottage." they are going to tell us all about it. you got a dynamic duo there. >> sarah jessica parker and author elysha chang. her new book quitters paradise. you see it right there. it is the first book published by sarah's book company. what was it about this story? >> oh, everything. unique, original voice. a story about grief that is able to be surprising and funny and a family, an intergenerational family story. a voice that was fresh. sort of protagonist that is with holding and pulls the reader in. i think any time you come across a new exceptional writer, you want to be involved in shepherding that story, that author, into the world of readers like me. >> it must be great. what was it like to get that phone call? >> oh my gosh. i was absolutely floored. it's something that i had been working on for six, seven years, alone and in a community of writers, of course. but to finally have it be read and to hear it read with such enthusiasm by sj and my editor. it was just, i knew the book would be in really good hands. >> you toiled on it for so long, six to seven years. where did you find that inspiration? >> oh, man. you know, i think inspiration changes over the course of time. you have to stay interested in the project and move from different motivation to different motivation. but initially, i think i just had a lot of questions about the world. i couldn't find answers. how to have a career, how to have a love life, how to start a family. just how to live as a person. >> what do you want people to take away from this book? who is it for? >> i want people to take away whatever they're coming to and looking for. i think something that's really important to the book is definitely the idea that we are -- there's parts of us that are unknowable to ourselves, to our closest loved ones. that can be a comforting thing. >> it must be so gratifying to usher new voices into the world. >> it is. it's exciting especially when the voice is not one that you've seen produced on a page. the story feels very personal. this is a family story, many family stories. elysha has found a way to illustrate and describe it that feels little and deeply personal in a way but is very relatable even as you come to know people that you might never meet in your life. she describes a country and immigrant life new here in this country. and you feel the smells and the sounds of a village very far away. you also feel an arrival in a town in new jersey that's surrounded by industry and people that are different and an attempt at assilation and what that does to the next generation and how it shapes them and informs them. it's thrilling. it's also thrilling to see the praise that the book has received, the well-deserved praise. the enthusiasm is not mine alone. it is every person who has had this book in their hands has felt the same excitement, the same emotional experience. it's enormously gratifying to say, here's elysha chang and here's her very special debut. >> you launched this. do you have another book in you? [ laughter ] >> we hope so. >> what other kinds of books do you want to publish? >> we have our next -- we have the four books for the year. they are all by new voices. they're all great complicated big reaching stories. we have a story about a family that comes north from the south. we have a story that takes place in maine. we have a story about a boy from senegal. we have kind of global voices. some are rooted in this country. some touch into this country. it's a thing i did before when i was doing sjp, which are literary fiction at its very finest. finding writers that trust us to help get those books into readers' hands. >> we look forward to seeing more. congratulation. thanks for coming in. sarah jessica will be back on two weeks with the cast of "and just like that." talking about season 2 of the show. and elysha's book is out now. coming up the new season of "cruel summer." 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[ laughter ] definitely need to make sure. we leave tomorrow. there are so many big performers that will be there. it is unbelievable. this segment is sponsored by chevrolet. to celebrate the longlasting tradition of their brand in country music lyrics, chevy gave fans the chance to write the second verse of a song. ♪ he's a platinum selling artist burning up the charts with songs like "for what it's worth." and "my truck." ♪ call me crazy but don't touch my truck ♪ >> this weekend he is hitting the road, taking his hits to the iconic riverfront stage in nashville for the 50th annual cma fest, where he will be joined by two special guests. ♪ the winners of our sponsor chevrolet song contest. the duo's journey started last fall when breland announced the exciting contest live. >> to celebrate the longstanding tradition of chevy and country lyrics, they're giving you a chance to try and write the second verse to a new song. ♪ ♪ that's my kind of truck ♪ >> reporter: and the crowd went wild. ♪ the contest videos for the song "my kind of truck" were viewed 93 million times on tik tok. with over 900 entries and 7.8 billion hash tag views. ♪ but it was richie allen's video that caught breland's eye. >> they sent in a whole music video. i like that. that was well done. >> reporter: the milwaukee duo are friends who say they bonded over their love of country music. they have been performing together for the past two years. now as the grand prize winners of the contest, they are taking their vocal talents to cma fest, hitting the big stage for an unforgettable weekend with country music's finest. >> what's up, y'all. we can't wait to see you all at the chevy riverfront stage. let's go. ♪ that's my kinda truck ♪ >> they say that winning the chevy contest was a dream come true. i know i can't personally wait to see them perform. it is going to be a very exciting weekend. i'm looking forward to all of the great music. >> i'm looking forward to you heading over there. you've got to get packed though. >> i need to do that. immediately. thank you, yes. >> we can't wait to see what you come up with while you're there. thank you for joining us on gma. coming up it is movie about the flaming hot cheetoh. i'm a big cheetoh fan. love the orange fingers. producer devon franklin is here to tell us all about it. gma's road to the cma fest is sponsored by chevrolet. find new roads. to the cma fest sponsored by chevrolet. find new roads. what if magic could happen on main street? what if i could walk into a cartoon world? if i could watch heroes save the day... ...and become a hero myself? what if stories could come to life? new surprises await at the disney100 celebration, only at the disneyland resort. when i was his age, at the disney100 celebration, we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block! hey, can you be less sister, more car? all right, let's get this over with. switch to xfinity mobile and get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited. just $30 a line per month. i should get paid more for this. you get paid when you win. from xfinity. home of the 10g network. >> with a >> with a movie about to sizzle flaming hot, the story of a janitor at frito lay who said he invented the flaming hot cheetoh with the help of his family. here's a look. ♪ >> it tastes good. [ laughter ] >> would you please welcome devon franklin back here to gma. [ applause ] always good to see you, my friend. >> always good to see you, my sister. >> tell us about the meeting that led to all this. >> about seven years ago i had a chance to meet with the god father of latino marketing. he didn't start that way. in the meeting he was telling me how he started as a janitor working for this plant and frito lay. the job, the factory was losing jobs. so he wanted to save the factory. he said, if there was a spicy product that i could market to my community, he said i believe we would be able to save jobs. he called the ceo. the ceo gave him the chance to do it. what we now know is flaming hot came to be. the success of flaming hot propelled him from being the janitor to becoming one of the top executives in the company. after he told me his story, i said, i have got to make this into a movie. i didn't even know how i was going to do it at the time. i was so motivated and inspired, how he started as a janitor but thought about how he could help the company. >> there are some folks that have seen the movie and have heard his story and are going, i don't know. little bit of artistic license here? >> those that may say that haven't seen the movie yet. the movie, i believe, sets the record straight. lot of controversy that came out, we were already aware of that. this movie is really richard's story. we all incorporated what we know about how this came to be. when people see the movie, it is going to show how all of these things work together. when you see this film, richard is a true american hero. i know hollywood loves super heroes and that's fine. you can't put on a suit of iron. but you can be like richard, having a heart for service and wanting to make a difference in your community and succeed. >> i can see how passionate you are. >> it's my movie. i have been working on this for seven years. >> evagonna show up if i commit. when eva came in, she came in with her script. every page was dog eared. she communicated her vision. here's how i want to make this more authentic. what was interesting is she had never done a movie. i called the studio. i said, we found our director, eva longoria. they were like, has she done a movie? no. they're like, well, we aren't sure. i said just because she hasn't done a movie does not mean she's not a director. too often, people of color, we get dinged for not having an opportunity. if we were given the opportunity, it would reveal what we already are. eva came in as director. she did a brilliant presentation. they said, devon, you're right. she's the director. when you see this film, this is a brilliant testimony to her vision as a filmmaker. >> that's why you love having your company, to provide these opportunities, tell these stories? >> absolutely. this is why i came to hollywood. middle child of three boys. my father died when i was 9 years old

broadcasts, the news will continue with anna eva melnyk, i think she already has something to tell you about the most important events in ukraine and the world, so anna evad, colleagues, the news team will not only tell, but also show, in particular, why switzerland will not sell leopards to ukraine, details of this and other news in a moment , russia would be right to ask that ukraine be accepted into nato, volodymyr zelenskyy said during a speech in the parliament with on the occasion of the constitution day, the president noted that ukraine has become a candidate for the eu and the same will be the case with nato, the head of state

eva pilgrim is here with all the delicious details. good morning, eva. >> we all grew up with pasta salad, right? >> yes. >> the great thing about pasta salad is it can be anything you want it to be. all you need is pasta, some dressing and whatever you already have on hand. and anyone can make it, even me. pasta salad season is the best type of season. >> reporter: it's the side dish of the summer. pasta salad. >> so simple. it tastes absolutely delicious. >> reporter: the hash tag pasta salad summer has more than 31 million views on tik tok. influencers sharing their favorite flavors to add to their seasonal treat, adding a tasty treat like this mexican inspired medley. >> tomato, cilantro -- >> reporter: tossing whatever their hearts desire into their pasta. ♪ >> reporter: author of "let's eat" giving me the scoop on a family favorite. a pasta salad with italian flavors. >> it has tomatoes, olives, fresh basil. then i have got my salami and provolone. it's like an italian sandwich in a bowl. >> reporter: salami, olives, garlic, check. >> should we assemble? >> reporter: yes. ready? one, two, three. >> the color is so beautiful. >> reporter: here's the test. mmmm. is it good? >> very good. >> reporter: can't wait for you guys to try it. we did that together. pasta salad is one of those magic dishes that often gets better overnight so i brought you some to try. >> mmmm. >> i'm waiting for utensils. >> i was going to go in with my hands. that would be a little awkward. >> robin made it work. she was like, yum. >> i made it myself. [ applause ] >> yes, eva best for it to sit overnight? >> it tastes better when it gets to sit overnight. it marinates together. >> thank you, eva. we want you to know dan's recipe plus more summer pasta salad ideas are available on our website, good morning america.com. come on, bring out the forks. i'm hungry. now we got to go to ginger. >> we have to get you a fork. my boys would eat that for dinner. that's their favorite meal. i'm gonna take that. let's go and talk about summer heat. it's sticking around. nashville 100. but then down by the weekend especially on the eastern side of that heat dome. we will build a new heat wave for california, nevada, places that have been so cool this spring and summer. palmdale106, las vegas 109. just a reminder, if we didn't have city, temperatures would be even. we'd have the same surface. but that urban heat can be five to ten degrees warmer during the afternoon. let's get a check a little closer to home. >> i am true with an accuweather forecast. warmer weather moves

eva balloon, this is the godmother . masha now almost no one knows this, i'm estimating. i don't remember this gentleman in your class. where did eva apollonovna get the vulgar ones for me and which i replaced with long-sounding ones. remember the name fedor, which i changed to euphonious. it's somewhere akin to some further we don't get confused. do mash can you from this father i ask you girl, well, god forbid what you say and accidentally ended up in the same carriage, straight dragging bitter, because passion despises well-being. and the girl always knew this. i beg you, let's go home and leave the children. think you 'll tell me everything, i promise. the numbers of my phone have changed seven - this is a lucky number. alleluia to you all. thank you the best profession on earth maid and how it sounds. weekends are made for travel adventure i love both, so right now i'm going on a trip around my native belarus the route was built in the brest region , we went to the river on which this cozy beautiful city stands and has the mystical name witch. however, this does not scare the locals either . hello, my name is vitaliy drop. you

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eva pilgrim is here with the story. good morning, eva. >> reporter: tory bowie wasn't just a healthy woman. she was an elite athlete. her death is raising questions. 80% of pregnancy related deaths are preventible. so why are black expecting moms dying? this morning one of the fastest women alive olympian allison felix speaking out about her beloved teammate who unexpectedly died in may while eight months pregnant at her home in florida. in an essay for "time" magazine felix asking for a wakeup call high lighting the pregnancy complications she also faced that disproportionately impact black women saying, like so many black women, i was unaware of the risks i faced while pregnant. my doctor didn't sit me down and tell me, these are things that you could look for because you are at a greater risk to experience these complications. according to the autopsy, she died of complications during child birth including respiratory distress. our janai norman spoke with tianna madison who also experienced complications in pregnancy ultimately giving birth to her son at just 26 weeks. >> what was it like for you just when that alone donned on you, that out of the four of us, three have been here? >> i was like, oh my god. all three of us have had this experience. one of us didn't make it. >> reporter: the latest report from the cdc finding shockingly high rates of maternal mortality in the u.s. a 40% spike in 2021 with black women three to four times more likely to die from a pregnancy related cause than white women. >> in 2021, we lost over 1,200 people to maternal mortality. and turns out more than 80% of those deaths were preventible. >> it is not our fault but it is our problem. we need to put ourselves in position to save ourselves and educate ourselves and advocate. >> reporter: black women have a higher risk of experiencing preclampsia. it is important doctors know the warning signs and take those seriously to ensure these women are given timely treatment. >> it is preventible. thank you very much, eva that tornado watch that we had in texas and oklahoma ahead of those tornados, they were also warning about dvd sized hail. everybody had a good time. they thought who is going to remember -- that's how big a dvd is, in case anybody did not grow up with them or was pre2002. we're going to see more of that action. those are the two pockets. if you're anywhere from little rock to the florida panhandle we also have some in the mid-atlantic expecting damaging wind. let's get a check closer to home. >> your accuweather forecas afternoon sunshine. we continue warm temperatures from yesterday. pretty much where we should be this time of year. 60's and 70's, warmest spots inland. tonight, partly to mostly cloudy skies. temperatures dropping into the 50's. here is a look at the forecast. for father's day, cooler and windy in the afternoon. >> and we want to go back to robin now live in berlin for one of her favorite events the special olympics world games. hi, robin. >> hey there, george. i hop

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eva loves to draw dozens of pictures, but one drawing is a special princess with a red spot on her face. the same as she herself explained, then eva the girl had a capillary malformation , the threshold for the development of blood vessels was born on a scale of nine out of nine. well, respectively , the doctors did not immediately find out. the doctor came to me and looked at this spot and said that it is quite possible that this spot will pass, but you need to wait a while. they waited for almost 4 years, 5, but it only increased, says mom peers began to tease in kindergarten. even some adults are noticing a red spot on their face. the girls behaved without tact. here you have such a feeling and a child. well, he is three and a half years old, yes answer this question. naturally. she gets to the top. this is not only a cosmetic defect. the proliferation of blood vessels is unpredictable, doctors say in the future they can begin to grow inside the tissue and cause damage to the brain of the eye or ruin their work, eva'so the central research the institute of dentistry of maxillofacial surgery immediately examined her blood and said that it would not pass on its own at all. it is exceptionally necessary to do laser correction, since it is not quite burgundy-burgundy in it, yes, as some children have, but more sessions will be required. this laser therapy needs to be carried out for 10, and possibly more phototherapy sessions; this requires almost 400,000 rubles. in family. this, alas, is not affordable, but with a mortgage and we have a credit, this is the whole story, respectively, we took a loan for the training was taken for repairs and that’s all, and therefore, unfortunately, now there are just such funds to take and make and once there are no parents, eva turned to the rusfond with a request for help there. we hope that if this stain is removed, then the child will become more and more comfortable to feel these things and in general, in principle, to help socialize, eve can be sent to everyone f

eva longoria. reportera: basada en la vida del mexicoamericano, un extrabajador de limpieza que le dio el sabor mexicano, convirtiÉndolos en un fenÓmeno global, la directora de la pelÍcula eva longoria nos confesÓ su amor por estos bocadillos. evartera: cantarÁs tu o estÁs doblando los temas? annie: yo estoy cantando. [canta] [rÍe] raÚl:gracias, quÉ buena voz que tiene tambiÉn. karla: escucharon por primera vez como la actriz con su propia vozinterpretarÁ a jenny rivera. francisca: ademÁs desvirtuar un reportaje en donde richar montaÑÉs no fue el creador. karla: sin ser comercial pero son muy ricos. raÚl: vamos al mensaje de nuestras afiliadas. karla: estamos en todas las redes sociales, sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram, revive tu segmento favorito en www.despiertaamÉrica.com el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. francisca: el hijo de la actriz susana zabaleta ha encontrado como convertir los malos momentos como lo hizo con su mÁs reciente material. [hablan a la vez] raul: vamos a ver quÉ fue lo que dijo. reportero: heredero del talento musical de susana zabaleta estrena su tema con las estrellas, una canciÓn de su inspiraciÓn de cuando atravesaba momentos no tan buenos. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] >> esto

problem for you, medicine is medicine for eva, probably, a nephrologist with a kidney, that is , now our main goal is to go through a complete examination for evastand what to do. in situations like hers, the second main problem is fine without him. well, we’ll live in hospitals with ekaterina, don’t worry. i understand that it is one thing and difficult to raise three children, especially when the children also have health problems. this, of course, is the biggest pain for mom. well, you are not alone now. you have the popular front. we are taking control of this situation. and, of course, we will, and fix it as soon as possible. thank you huge. thanks a lot. if you know someone who needs help or are willing to help, please don't be shy. contact us at the editorial office. thanks spoon. the nanny, running away , closed the door so that we would not go through, running away. this cannot be left, because my child was locked in the toilet, that she is clearly not the person who should take care of children. 11 points costs almost 7 million. the earring grows to you simply physically. yes, it’s hard not to let go, special gloves are voiced, and th

eva loves to draw dozens of pictures, but one drawing is a special princess with a red spot on her face , the same as she herself explained, then eva the girl had a capillary malformation, a malformation of the blood vessels, was born on a scale of nine out of nine. well, respectively , the doctors did not immediately find out. she has this spot. the doctor came and looked and said that it was quite this stain may pass, but you need to wait a while. waited almost 4 years. well, only increased evaan to tease peers in kindergarten. even some adults have noticed the red spot on the face. the girls behaved without tact. here you have such a feeling and a child. well, if here he is 3 1/2 years old, yes answer this question. naturally. she hits. this is not only a cosmetic defect. the proliferation of blood vessels is unpredictable, doctors say in the future they can begin to grow inside the tissue and cause damage to the brain of the eye. or ruin their work, eva's parents turned to the central research institute of dentistry and maxillofacial surgery. away, immediately examined her and said something. eh, it won't go away on its own. it is exceptionally necessary to do laser correction, because it is not exactly burgundy-burgundy, yes, like some children have it, but more sessions will be required. this laser therapy needs to be carried out for 10, and possibly more phototherapy sessions; this requires almost 400,000 rubles. in family. this, alas, is unaffordable. well, we have a m

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eva pilgrim is here with the story. good morning, eva. >> her lawyers say starbucks made her a white manager the scapegoat in the attempt to save face when it found itself in the midst of major backlash after two black men were arrested in a philadelphia store. the company firing her. a jury now finding in her favor. >> reporter: this morning a $25.6 million victory for a white former starbucks employee who accused the coffee giant of racial discrimination. a new jersey jury unanimously siding with the former regional manager shannon phillips, claiming her race was a determinative factor in starbucks decision to fire her in the wake of a 2018 racial fire storm. phillips wasn't present the day this viral video was recorded showing the arrest of two black men, dante robinson and rashawn nelson, who were waiting for a business meeting when the employee called 911, accusing them of trespassing. >> i have two gentlemen who are refusing to make a purchase or leave. >> reporter: their arrest sparking protests nationwide. >> what do we want? justice! when do we want it? now! >> reporter: prompting starbucks to close stores for a day for racial bias training and reaching a confidential financial settlement with the two men. phillips said she was not involved in the arrest in any way. according to her civil complaint filed in 2018, she claims she actively worked on crisis management efforts, but less than a month after the arrest, phillips was notified of her termination. according to court documents starbucks claims phillips appeared overwhelmed, frozen and lacked awareness of how critical the situation was for starbucks and its partners and all actions taken by starbucks with respect to ms. phillips were for nondiscriminatory reasons. >> starbucks wasn't necessarily under legal pressure, but they were under public pressure to act and to show that they were open to everyone of every race and origin and to show that they were not going to allow racism to foster within their organization. >> reporter: a black district manager testifying via zoom he thought phillips race played in starbucks decision to fire her, and that his race was a reason he was not terminated. >> other companies are definitely going to have to be much more thoughtful and clear about why they're exercising terminations when they're faced with this type of situation. >> we did reach out to starbucks. we were told they have no comment at this time. guys? >> thank you very much, evath of a high school football player. his family said he was driven to take his own life after falling victim to a social media scam. will reeve has that story. good morning, will. >> it's unfathomable. a teen driven to suicide by a pervasive scam. now the teen's parents are speaking out about their tragedy. overnight the parents of a michigan teenager speaking out about a growing social media scam they said led to the death of their 17-year-old son. >> three people from across the world came into my house that night while i was sleeping and murdered jordan. i had zero chance to stop it. >> reporter: john demay and jennifer butta opening up about so called sextortion teens which trick teens into sending explicit photos of themselves online only to become blackmailed. their son jordan becoming a victim of the scheme, later taking his own life. >> jordan was this outgoing young man. he had a smile that was contagious. he loved playing sports. >> he was handsome. he was popular. he was the