and joining evelyn is evelyn's mom, autumn, and her grandma, trina.been waiting to meet evelyn may for a long time. >> have you? >> tell me, so this all started just you wanted a new hairdo, and grandma happens to be a hairstylist, is that right >> yes >> so what made you decide to go into this bouffant -- my mom di first little haircut and trimmed it up, and after her blowout, we were like, let's tease it a little bit. >> is there aquanet in there? >> no aquanet, but a lot of hair spray. >> well, her hair was kind of will have so much fun -- >> yeah. >> what happened >> we had no idea. you know, i love to watch all the the tiktoks of babies and stuff. i was like, you know, this would be really, really cute and i'm going to put it on tiktok and so when i did, i just was like, oh, you know, and then -- >> another post -- >> then what happened? >> then it kept getting like notifications after notification, and i was like, wait a minute. >> and i was like, this is big this is really big >> my husband was like, have you checked tiktok lately? >> so what d

evelyn: tres veces. con el mismo. no piensen mal. sus tres consentidos son parte fundamental de su vida. me confiesa que esta ha sido una fÓrmula muy especial para brillar como mujer y esposa. evelyn: podemos ser pareja, podemos no tener hijos, no nos tocÓ, sÍ quisimos, sÍ tratamos, pero no nos tocÓ. cuando nos dimos cuenta que no Íbamos a hacer padre decidimos encaminar nuestra vida para otro lado. marcela: la misiÓn ayudar a otras mujeres a encontrar sus sueÑos. eso tuvo como resultado su gran creaciÓn. multitudinario evento que reÚne el bienestar de la familia, la belleza, la salud y el amor propio. evelyn: este evento tiene un propÓsito y un alma. es conectar con las mujeres. enviar mensajes importantes que creemos importantes para las mujeres. sobre todas las cosas regalar a las mujeres dos dÍas maravillosos donde nosotros mediante conferencias, mÚsica, shopping de nuestras marcas favoritas preferidas y mucha solidaridad hacemos un evento que es muy memorable. marcela: apuntar la fecha del calendario. 25 y 26 de octubre de 2024.

that threat to his political advantage to call up more for men to fight the war against ukraine. >> evelyn farkas appreciate your view on things. thanks for joining us >> thanks for having me worse. >> of course still ahead, a new study shows that medication, abortion is becoming increasingly common ever since the supreme court struck down roe versus wade, the >> latest findings when we come back check, we hear nothing. >> a space shuttle accidents, usually not one thing series of events is that part of the wing coming apart space shuttle columbia, the final flight from your sunday, april 7 at nine on cnn cracked windshield. >> schedule would say flight and will come to you to fix it. this customer was enjoying her morning walk. we texted at her when we were on our way and she could track us and see exactly when we derive a few we came to her with service that fit her schedule the first get out unless meet you. we got right to work with a replacement. she could trust we come to you for free, scheduled now for free mobile service at safe flight.com he's like me pay are safe might be place >

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so this is evelyn gets coverage. he's a report from the was through jungle and he's a present invited me perkins, russia sofa. he's being held for a year to stuff his feel nice. he ceased to and he's these papers lead to sleep joint forces in washington dc recently to mock that one year milestone and to increase pressure and politicians to get team free. or you can imagine that's been a really difficult year for a family. it's just a lot of uncertainty and we just have to take it day by day discovery. simself is relying on displaying. she said he has a very strict routine. he's created this routine for himself so that he can just stay busy. and that really helps post mental health gets go. beach had food mediocrity addition to walk in russia, but he was arrested while on the story assignment in the tearing book on this accused of spice. it's the 1st time on the american journalist, us faith such charges in russia since the cold war, getsco beach and the wants to general denied him. while the white house calls his det

for example, evelyn barker was like arabs. he was the commander and chief of the british armed forces, but he didn't seem to have any respect for the jews. maybe if we were in the holy land before the occupation of palestine, nothing could be done, but now the least they could do was to attack his house with hand grenades. after that, when the british did not retreat and did not realize their mistake, we had to bomb their headquarters. the king david hotel was demolished. so the british would realize that they should stay away from things like the white book. now, the british should realize that their presence was no longer helpful. now they had to leave israel much faster than they entered palestine. almost one year has passed since the war between ukraine and russia broke out. Ужасная война. Сейчас страдают мирные люди. but the war effectively started 8 years ago with ukraine's terror bombing of dani yesk. in an exclusive document. mentary unpress tv: now uh, of course, ukraine has been shelling done yet for months now, inde

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for example, evelyn barker was like arabs. he was the commander and chief of the... british armed forces, but he didn't seem to have any respect for the jews. maybe if we were in the holy land before the occupation of palestine, nothing could be done, but now the least they could do was to attack his house with hand grenades. after that, when the british did not retreat and did not realize their mistake, we had to bomb their headquarters. the king david hotel was demolished so the british would realize that they should stay away from things like the white book. now, the british should realize that their presence was no longer helpful. now they had to leave israel much faster than they entered palestine. almost one year has passed since the war between ukraine and russia broke out. trying to hit military targets, they focus on civilian targets. british filmmaker johnny miller goes to the region to delve into the heart of the conflict between the two neighboring countries. این افتخار داشتم که به عنوان اولین بانوی دریانورد جمهوری اسلامی ایران. و خاورمیانه وارد سیستم دری

for example, evelyn barker was like arabs. he was the commander and chief of the british armed forces, but he didn't seem to have any respect for the jews. maybe if we were in the holy land before the occupation of palestine, nothing could be done, but now the least they could do was to attack his house with hand grenades. after that, when the british did not retreat and did not realize their mistake, we had to bomb their headquarters. the king david hotel was demolished, so the... would realize that they should stay away from things like the white book. now the british should realized that their presence was no longer helpful. now they had to leave israel much faster than they entered palestine. and turkmenistan do not consider themselves just neighbors, but relatives. throughout ages, they have bolstered their ties from culture economy, and science and technology, and a myriad other fields. yet they have set the stage for bolder steps in order to faster vibrant trade ecosystem between the two nations, and make the region an

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we used to be very clear about supporting democracies around the world. >> evelyn farkas, thank you so you so much. >>> that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." remember, follow us on social media at mitchell reports and rewatch highlights from the show anytime on youtube. go to msnbc.com/andrea. "chris jansing reports" with yasmin vossoughian starts right now. >>> hi, everybody. good to see you. i'm yasmin vossoughian in for chris jansing live here at msnbc headquarters in new york city. toxic, hateful and false. that is how some are describing donald trump's latest rant about jewish americans who vote for democrats in an election where every vote counts. how could that possibly help trump win? >>> plus, n

there's evelyn de■ broad. d ju i, i want to read to you the citation that was written at that time.very s only seven sentence. but i need to set the stage a little bit before i read it. in 1989, the and i should also preface this byi'm not an architecture critic nor an art architecture may get some. oh, well, i'm going to leave. for about ten yearse pritzker prize was announced, the architecture profession, i say, was in some esthetic turmoil. exhibition that had been mounted at the museum modern art in 1979 by arthur drexle c transformation gardens in modern architecture. it was controversial, partly because ex for a very long times the longest serving curator in histy the of the museum. said modernism inn exhibition architecture is dead. it is over. some agreed. some people didn'ag there was fistfights and things like that. and the profession changed and a number of architects began develop what came to be called postmodernismg to adapt neoclassicalthic styles o. and meanwhile, in santa monica, this g h b a of of around his 1920s bungalow and on a side street. and in santa mic bei

later on, she was listed as evelyn north vietnam, but she had to names evelyn dead.he was third class traveling with her husband, eduard, and they belonged to those who never got a seat in a lifeboat. and in the end they were close to boat a, which is one of the four collapse of the boat. it's a keel bottom. it's a wooden keel with canvas sides. and this was actually the last where first officer murdoch was seen because he tried to free this boat and only disappeared in the water. it landed in the water and they had no time to lift up the side. so it was much more or less a wooden floor that was floating away, filled with water and divide, managed to climb into the boat, but they were standing there with water up to their knees. and another man tried to hold and she was clinging to the side of this boat. but he said afterwards, it was so cold and he they didn't dare pollute into the boat because they feared it would turn upside down. and then he lost her and she disappeared immediately. and i think that because of the intense cold, her fingers had frozen and because

. >> ok, evelyn farkas with the mccain institute, thank you for joining us from kyiv. >> thank you. >public has taken up an initiative to source artillery shells from central europe. in a matter of weeks, they have been able to secure funding from various cntries for 300,000 artillery rounds. the goal is to buy 800,000 rounds. the prime minister said this will have a tangible impact on the front lines. >> we have a difficult situation on the front lines because of lack of artillery munitions. we hope that this will help us and we will have enough. enough ammunition to deter our frontline. >> former brazilian president jair bolsonaro has been indicted for falsifying his covid vaccination documents. his health records say he received the vaccine in sao paulo and an investigation later found he wasn't in the city at the time. the former leader who has vowed publicly never to take the vaccine has denied the accusations. the new indictment is not the only legal action facing mr. bolsonaro. the police seized his passport while investigating his alleged efforts to overturn brazil's 2022 elec

. >> evelyn, the president also went after former president trump for his recent comments on nato.sor, a former republican president tells putin, quote, do whatever the hell you want. that's a quote. a former president actually said that bowing down to a russian leader. i think it's outrageous. it's dangerous, and it's unacceptable. >> this is such an important statement that the president made. how will you think that message will be received overseas, especially as the former president today is hosting hungarian leader who supported putin in many ways. >> i think it was really important that president biden said that very clearly, that, you know, we're at a point where what we do matters for the world, and frankly, you saw the house speaker behind him seeming to agree. he looked concerned, and he was not booing. he was not booing. he was not contradicting, i should say, the president. so i think that that was sort of a rare moment of unity on the dyess and obviously he's saying that we need to step up and that the other guy, the former president would pose a clear and present dan

we we meet evelyn, today not only a warm dinner was prepared for her, but also some food to take with 400 euros a month, without support this man is forced to make do with a food bank pension he would not be able to make ends meet, the same thing is happening in an increasing number of families, almost every fifth child in germany suffers from poverty. such promotions help us financially; we can get some of the products here. it takes a psychological toll and i started having mental health problems and... i went to the doctor because i couldn't handle it alone. poverty affects several layers of society, says ulrich schneider, head of the social welfare group that released the report. speaking in general terms, it is worth noting that the standard of living of pensioners is indeed low, but 2/3 of such people, considered poor, are still working. while germany, the once prosperous great economic european power, is discussing how... to feed starving german children, the british parliament compared the united states to another germany, hitler's. british mp george galloway said britain now

1st percussion soloist was a woman for the 1st person who went in front of the orchestra and was evelyn glennie. she's still premier im works and yeah, she was the door opener back in the concert hall, the doors are beginning to open for tonight's concert. i practice every day. musicians have actually no holidays and i practiced all day probably to up to 10 hours are playing percussion. definitely keeps me in shape each probably 3 times more than all my friends around me. and i still can't get enough it's. we use our whole body and when we play live you practice is up until the audience takes their seats. a career highlight occurred in 2023 when she received the prestigious leonard bernstein toward worth 10000 years money. she's already spent on some of the instruments used in tonight's performance. the yes, fantastic. and the audience reaction needs to feel it was on fire. and she's such a not just a wonderful percussionist, but such a performer does amazing. it's when you're in the flow and your loving every, every moment and, and you feel, now's the time you had the rehearsals and th

, everyone's been saying it's becoming more and more like the soviet union, less and less free >> evelyn quickly. there was a sobering report in the washington post quoting us officials on background about what would happen if ukraine does not get this new aid package that's being discussed in washington. there was one blind quote was it could lead to a potential collapse. how dire do you think the situation might be? >> i mean, john the ukrainians will fight, of course, to the last man, woman and child. but it could be dire. and let's not forget that is lad amir putin wins in ukraine, meaning his military is not defeated. his foreign policy is not defeated. he's going to turn and challenge nato allies, which means we will have to come to their assistance because because if we don't, he's coming for us next meeting. he wants to destroy our democracy. so there's a lot at stake here for the united states and for the american people. we don't want boots on the ground fighting against russia in europe. so let's defeat russia, help ukraine defeat russia in ukraine today, have a live broadcast

matters on all levels and maybe best not to speak too much about it until their homes safely. >> evelyn farkas, as always, glad to have your expertise on the show. >> thank you. >> coming up back here in the united states, a notable announcement in philadelphia, bob costas will be here as a kelce brother, announces that he is retiring from the nfl motional press conference today. what's next for jason kelce >> the lame the ct. given >> isn't going to protect it i places out there i've got to do this >> it might us will follow you know what his bad at this as you think >> man and the lost kingdom. now streaming exclusive so we on max >> the whole breed ready to swap ready to state defiant, power-packed, all new hybrid electric dodge hornet rt performance electrified. >> so i can take all these trips because priceline has all these amazing deals and that's when i said deal on, you're right, is are any deal deals. >> deals >> army, bernier, heavy price line. >> it's easy to get lost in investment research introducing jpmorgan personal advisers, hey, david, connect with an advisor to create

evelyn got to go on the back of a motorcycle. she hadn't done this in 103 years previously. the reasoning for why she wanted to do this is because she's a daredevil and wants to live her life to the fullest. >> don't regret anything. ever do regardless what it live for the moment that that's it live for the moment. >> living for the she says that it's a what is her secret to a long, healthy life to drink a glass of wine every night. i'm sure it also helps or go to sleep as well. this is also not medically advised, but she says she does not regret anything that she did in her life. i have a lot of regrets in my life, of course. but, you know, life is short. so you got to move on and enjoy yourself. well, i don't get that continue to have video to hide me here. so that's going wrap things up for us here at 11 o'clock. it always find the latest dust-up on our website. kron 4 dot com and the kron 4 news have a good night. every single lead. >> now on inside california politics, a pair of new polls released just days before the march primary could suggest good news for former maj

a local governor and russia says its defense is half intercepted, 18 so called evelyn tockets, in the belgrade region, the w as an economy. they told us more about these ukranian attacks. was it seemed because belgrade is basically the neighboring city to kind of give its about 70 kilometers down the road. absolutely. most of this will basically build it was more or less unaffected. and russians living that could basically convince themselves that this, what was happening in your brain that it didn't affect them. but in recent months, we've seen ukraine stepping up. it's attacked on attacks on villages just across the border, but also gauge builder, which city will say now more recently, attacks on target far beyond the front line to be on the border, russian oil facilities, mississippi, this book and must go. i think there are different elements here. first, i think it's important to you crane to basically bring that message to russians, that this is not something that doesn't affect them, that they off paying a price for that goal much more on your brain. that's the 1st thing. secon

so the also to of activities got to be taken by evelyn glennie and women to shape and scold see of bodies in different ways from tony just can leaching just gain and wearing waste strain is to shape. yeah, for the, in the sets and we, we have someone here who's actually gone through some of these modifications you're talking about for kaji is a social media sensation here in ghana. actually has also opened the spoken about, you know, bleaching your skin or correct and your body in one way or another. can you tell me why it is you felt you needed to do cause basically i touch of life and the mice came through faith into the kaiser of gales, the min interested in on the social media of thoughtful. yeah. when you have been lights out, you get more notation, you get bills from maybe more the contracts and know that. yeah, but i've also had it said you and gone to that specific advertisement for jobs will ask for farrah skin to women. and i want to find out if you've had this level of thinking where you're like, i might not good enough because of my skin tone. i haven't personally on assessmen

well, evelyn fisher has moved from west palm beach in florida. i don't know, some wanted to do well and super tuesday and boy did he have a winning all this significant buffalo drug. he will not concentrate to expire on june, but he's on a flight path to essentially secure the republican presidential nomination. something that a year ago wasn't accepted, but he re made the grand old talk to the republican party in the united states in his micah image. and boy did it ever, pills. years ago, he entered politics as a self style, disruptive fighting against the democrats and the republican establishment. donald trump is the establishment, at least for conservatives, effectively seizing control of one of the oldest political parties in america. this was a hostile takeover. and so what you are seeing are people who are not necessarily republicans, but you are seeing people who are trapped loyalists. and so they have taken over the republican party despite losing a presidential election in 2020, his control is not even stronger. it punishes this loyalty

oh, now it's been a year since america, under puerto evelyn, to get coverage, was arrested and detained in moscow, accused of spying against russia. his new step out of the wall street journal and the us government both say the charges against him are baseless. and as the, the blues daniel and will tend to your reports is family and friends joining the fight against a potential trend t a j. as in tom a, this is evan coleridge. he's a reporter from the was through john those and he's a present invited me perkins, russia sofa. he's being held for a year to stuff is still nice. he ceased to and he's these papers, the leadership joint forces in washington dc recently to mark that one year milestone and to increase pressure and politicians to get team free. or you can imagine that's been a really difficult year for a family. it's just a lot of uncertainty and we just have to take it day by day discovery. simself is relying on displaying. she said he has a very strict routine. he's created this routine for himself so that he can just stay busy. and that really helps to post mental health gift

[cheers and applause] speaker longhurst and her majority team, majority whip carrie evelyn are harris and jfc chair kim williams, kim is where? kim, stand up and be recognized. i look forward to working with all of you for the rest of this session. i also a want to take a moment to recognize two n justices on the delaware supreme court, justice abby la grow and justic- [inaudible] please stand so we can recognize both ofou. [applause] we have a world class judiciary in delaware, and the justices bring a new generation of leadership to our court. thank you for your commitment to public service. and a moment of personal privilege, if i may, i'd like to recognize my wife tracy sitting up here in front for all the hard work she's done on behalf of delaware children over the years. [cheers and applause] tracy has -- [applause] tracy has transformed the role of first lady. we like to call her the first spouse and made sure every delaware child has a first chance to succeed. she's also stood by me throughout my 30 plus years in public service, and let me tell ya it's not always been easy. th

because it is already surrounded on three sides, from the flanks of the operation by russian forces, evelynector of the john mccain institute think tank, is also quoted as saying that she thinks the biden administration is disappointed, but that ukraine continues to fight in some positions, what do you say about that, sir general, well, first of all , we see everything... er, er, the strategy of waging war comprehensively, and therefore colleagues from the usa, great britain, the institute of ovichoi war, others, they can only give advice, see some, perhaps prospects in in separate directions, but they will make a decision, take responsibility for solving certain tasks, this is clearly entrusted to the leadership of the armed forces of ukraine, so we proceed from the operational situation that exists at the front, on the other hand, if we are talking about specific ones. points like robotino, and before that avdiivka, why did they hold it like that and why do we really continue to hold bakhmut, for example, and other precisely strategic directions, one of the tasks, this is the most importa

in world war 2, those still will be evelyn uh and then what was presented to the world community shows the long time and plans intentional. the need to country gemini, to conduct the military operations against the russian federation. it was literally described step by step how terrorist attacks against civilian infrastructure would be carried out. and the speakers were clearly aware of the fact that they were discussing the bottom and you'll receive vending and bridge. and they specifically spoke on this topic, saying that the bridge is of great political importance. that is peasy, she should know, tying in the yeah. and we proceed from the fact the gemini is obliged to give explanations those. and there should be an open conversation between violin, between government officials and their own population, and excuse me, with the entire international community. because what the whole world has hud, and this, oh dear recording is presented in its original braces and a numerous number of questions for germany in general. especially for give me the very german officials who are there on th

can we then our, my evelyn and there's nothing, there's no fertilizer, there's no habits like that. makes it hard to prepare the land state. take a show that in recent years, rice being and poor production have decreased the nation of hunger in cuba was until recently seen as a standout to achievement. but now it's rising, sped by a new layer of sanctions imposed by the trump. and by them administration's name that has up 2000 cars, stolen over the last 2 years is that is living at home, you know, spends his nights watching out of his head. and i find that you might, on the guy who the biggest problem with facing is rubber. really. that's what's affecting us the most during this crisis. and it just doesn't stop harold, keeping the phone is connected cause that by lower them a. so all of that network to the state, until recently, the state gave a telegram a pallet of milk every month, every cuban child on the 7th. that was done by forcing dairy farmers to sell a milk at no down prices. but today production on the distribution of filtering children's milk is arriving late if it's all

and because if evelyn was trying to exempt itself in the kid from mann to practice. so it says security keep much is that happening, in fact, is that security measures in gaza ends in a more careful way. this incident would not have happened. and we cannot point of any effect that from inside the coming from the thing inside. as the it's a, the claim that there was an understanding of minutes and group and fighting. got them. that's why they have to defend themselves. not that clean does not exist. if the on the it is no good on to it. it. so it's all done with the intent of targeting civilians. right. well, let's say i'm political analysts. thank you so much for your thoughts. thank you. let's head to india now where tensions are running high in the countries know those local farm us push for a minimum support price for their crops. they say that we'll keep protesting until the month i met by the government. our to is run june from our reports from the c. i mean hi, it's been job who yeah, no border. now the india, this is with thousands of farmers was stopped and t